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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-05-25

A visitor to the famous "Blue Spring"
in Florida, says the Spring comes up half
a mile or so from the St. Johns river, is
said to be eighty or ninety feet across and
some fathoms deep, and boils up with
such force that boat cannot be rowed on
to it. The stream which il thus poured
out makes river about ninety feet wide
and Elk feet deep.
1t has just been decided in the Supreme
Court Of New Hampshire, that travellers
must withdraw their baggage from the
keeping ofrailroad companies upon arrival,
that the companies are under no obligation
to store the baggage, and are not liable
for its loss if mot removed within a rea-
sonable time"
Henry Brown of Springfield lost $50
COW by leaving the back door Of his house
open the other day. The animal walked
in, drank enough maple syrup to make
fifty pounds of sugar, and died the next
night.
A Pittsburg oil firm has obtained a
verdict against the United States Telea
graph Company, in the Court of Common
Pleas, for damages amounting to $40, 900
for not transmitting business telegram.
The Sacramento Bee says that "the new
industry called sercnlture promises to be
quite extensive and remunerative this seas
son, Many large mulberry plantations
have been set out and there are supposed
TO be an abundance of silkworm eggs on
hand for present needs"
The States and Territories west of the
Mississippi river have had grants of public
lands for educational purposes to the a.
mount Of 22,O00,000 acres-an area
neatly two>thirds as large as the whole
area of England ard Wales.
Rosa Althoff of Dayton, Ohio, went TO
sleep the other night with shawl pin in
her mouth, and swallowed it. The pin,
which was more than two inches long,
with large glass head, had to be removed
through an incision in her throat.
An escaped nun, Louise Renetts, from
Nice, is creating quite a stir in the cities
of Southern France by her lectures on
what she saw and heard in an Italian con-
vent. In Toulouse the police refused to
grant her permission to lecture.
A printers apprentice says that at the
Office they charge him with all the pi
they do find, and at the house they charge
him with all they don't find. He does
not understand that kind of logic.
The difference in time between Boston
and San Francisco is hours and 26 min-
utes. According to Boston time the last
spike on the Pacific Railroad was driven
at 3, ii p. NJ, and by San Francisco time
at IL As A. NJ.
Frederick b, Miles, of the firm of
Chapin, Miles & Co., Milwaukee, has
absconded, leaving the firm in arrearages
to the smount Of eight or ten thousand
dollars. He has been reckless grain
speculator,
A mans wife is his best lawyer, his
best counsel, his best judge, his best advice,
and also the cheapest and most reasonable,
During the year which closed with De,
cember last, 1856, l56 births and 4sO, 1877
deaths were registered in England and
Wales. OF those born, 4OO.l were
males, and 1856, 800 were females; and of
the deaths registered, PAT, ,39S were males
and 2ss, 2S4 were females
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Week OId-Wee COld-Weak Old.

Close nestled in his mothers arms,
His cheeks are red as roses,
With eyes of heavens best blue,
And sunniest of noses
Close nestled in his mothers arms
My week old boy reposes.
Fast mouldering in the hillside green,
Where myrtles bloom, and roses,
His baby brother sleeps, ween-
No arm his form encloses-
Fast on the hillside green,
My wee cold boy reposes.
Sweet slumbering in loving arms
Dear dreamer meath the roses
May as free from all alarms
Rest when this brief life closes,
When mouldering on the hillside green,
This weak old boy reposes.
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nlistellallp.
From the Home Circle.
Edgar AshcrOft's Bad Luck.

Edgar Ashcroft hurried through the
street at an unusually early hour in the
morning for in general he was given TO
late evening hours, getting up in the
morning whenever he felt like it. He
did not pause until he reached the door of
plain brick house in a quiet street.
Ringing the bell rather excitedly, he in
quired Of the servant, who answered his
summons:
is your master in ?
Yes, SIR
Hand him my card, and ask him if he
will see me-
The servant quickly reappeared with
the request that Edgar would follow her
into her masters presence.
Edgar Ashcroft was usbered into II
pleasant sitting-room, where his friend,
Charles Holden, a sedate man at least
ten years older than himself, was seated
at table on which rested small trunk
of business documents, which he had
brought home for examination, his busi-
ness being that Of a lawyer.
What brings you here at this early
hour, Ashcroft = asked the lawyer, in
surprise.
Bad news, said Edgar, thrusting his
hands into his waistcoat pockets, and
speaking in an excited tone.
Bad news am sorry to hear that.
But what is that 2
You remember | consulted you three
months since about investing my money
in copper mine somewhere in the Lake
Superior region''
Il remember it perfectly. advised
you to have nothing to do with it,
Il wish had taken your advice bni
was fool enough to be dazzled by the
brilliant promises Of the directors, and
the long and the short Of it is, l inves.
ted my entire fortune in the concern.
is ii possible 2
q wish it wasn't, but it is.
The shares are selling for five dollars
where paid hundred.
How many have your
'Five hundred. That is, | invested
fifty thousand dollars, and could only
sell out for twenty-five hundred today
Sell out, said Holden, laconically.
What and sacrifice nineteen-twen
tieths of my fortune =
Better than the whole.
But don't you think it worth any
thing
Not cent
There are some good mines there
True, but this was got up by swim
dlers, to cheat the confding public out o
their money. 1t will 60 down to nothl
ing
But twenty-five hundred dollars won
support me- said Ashcroft in dismay.
DO as do, them
'WhatP
Earn your living by your own exer
lions
But said Edgar, Il have never beeI
brought up to work
Everybody ought to do something
|. But consider my delicate health. NJ,
. constitution is very weak, ! can assur
you
Il should think il might be. 70,
; turn night into day and day into night
Late hours at parties, soirees and theatre
! are enough to undermine any constitution
when carried TO the excesses you carr,
them
9 'Do you really believe it is thati'
Yes, l do
Il never thought Of that. Perhaps 20,
: may be right but il were able to work
!. what could 1 dot Who would engag
g me as clerk z
How would you like 10 follow M
professioni
'As lawyeri'
Yes
Isn't it hard work
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Nevada has singing hen. Size sings
her own lays"
The Boston Advertiser thinks il is queer
that General Grant, with his well-known
dislike Of bores promoted General Au-
ger.
London covers l22 square miles, con.
tains 100, 900 dwellings with an average
Of eight persons to each, and has popu-
lation Of nearly 1900, 900.
In church not far from this city, the
ladies, having re-carpeted it, put up a
notics requesting all gentlemen who chew
tobacco, to leave their mouths at the
door,
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Asagnes's Sale.
BY HUTS0N LEE. AuctiOneer.

Tho undersigned will cell at public QUERY. on the
1G,h dly Of FEBRUARY ne1:. at IL o'clock NJ,
at the Old Customhouse
All that Tor, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with tue two story Wooden Building thereon situate,
lying and being on the cast side of fomiDp-street,
City OF Charleston, being the next lot 10 George
street meas uring and containing IN Mt on Coming
street thrty.oue 1911 eet and in depth ninety-Gve
(95 feet nine 10, inches be the same moro Oh less;
hutiing and boundlns Oh the nor Oh lands formerly
Of estlte Sheppard, 10 the east on ands OF
- to the south on Innds of -. and to the west
Oh Colning.str T. said lot being part Of the real
estate of lanes sheppard, deceased aud sod by his
executors under and BY virtue OF his las: will and
testament
AL that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com
ing Get City OF Charl. st n. and known as No. 48
tforiy-eght) measuring and containing iu front on
Coming street thirty t3O) feet more or less and In
depth ninet, 1851 ieet tree 49, tnchss, more or
less; butir AID bounding the north on lanas OF
-; 10 the south TN lands OF -. formerly OF Mrs.
yIndsor; 10 the east on land now or late OF John
pa,r Esq., and to The west Un com ngstreet. All Of
which VII mpro fully ulpear upon record II tte
Mesne Office, Book K, No IA. pasa 30S.
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
being situate lying and beIug on tho east side Of
Coning.s rect in the City Of Charleston n easuring
and containing IN frnt on Coming street thirty-two
1921 feet xix 6 inches, be the came more or less and
in depth nInetyfVe ts5 feet six t6 inches. be ths
same more or lfss; buttinR and bounding north on
lands of estate Of 3a es sheppard. to the east on
lands OF -, to the south ON lauds late of estate of
james sheppard, now IF Gabriel Davis, and 10 tha
west tomng.ttr' ct; said lot being part Of the
real estate OF James thel rard, deceased. and sold
undo" and ny virtue Of his last will aud testament
BY his executors.
ILSo.
all that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL Og LAND,
with the TWO story wooden bui tinl and the out
buildings thereon being situate lrd lying tho
north side Bulrstreet in thu City of Charleston,
aud known as No. %, measuring mi cnntanif & Il
front on Bul-sire-t, thirty o"e t3i Icet, moro OF
less ard in Geph irtm nur, 10 south, one hundred.
and forty orc fl4l ef. mere or less; bulting and
hounJing North luLds oi Pc or Gass, TO tue east
on ,ands OF G. 4 Whitman. to the south on Bull
.trect, mud 10 the st OH lands OF T. A. Wilbur
Tcrms-One-brh cash; balance IN one and TWO
years, secured by bond OF the purchas'r and mort.
gage OF Ihe premises; buldi g. to be insured aad
poiioles assigned. Purchaser to pay for al neces'
snry papars and stamps W. e. MIX ELL,
Assignee Of Gabriel Davis.
Janury 81 tnmo tui
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Srffial Motifrs.

@NoTICE.-THEAs ASSESSORS FOR WAD-
MALAw, Johns, Seabrook's and HAWAII Islands
give notice that they will attend below stated for
making assessments on all Personal Property and
Real Estate. liable to taxation on said Islands, ac-
according to the rules and regulations laid down by
the Act Of the Legislature, bearing date September
Is 1873:
At Rockville MONDAY TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
sth, 9th and 10,h of February.
At Enterprise THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
11th 10Th and 18th of February.
At Legareville MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WFDNEs.
DAY, 18th, 18th aud 18th of February.
WILLIAM DART.
THOMAS a. BAYNARD, n''osS0iS'
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February

1910 CONSUMPTIVES.-T ADyER-
User, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection snd that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suGsrers the means OF cure.
To all who desiroit, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrption ucd free OF charge), with the directions
for preparing ind using tho same. which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas, &C. The object Of tho advcrti in sending tue
prescription is 10 bene6. the afflicted and spread in.
formation which he conceivcs to he invaluable: aud
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy us it will
cost them nothing and may prove ab'esslng.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
February3 3mos
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Residence in Rutlsdge Auenue.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On TUEsDAY the 9th day Of February, at j O'Clock
4. M. will be sold ut the Old Postofice,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the desirable Wood.
en- Rcsidtnce thereon. situate on tho east 90 CT
Ruledge avenue, being the third hou moth oi
Rad li6c-s,reet, containing six upright and one
drcssin. pantry, private sairs. double pazzas
slate rocf cistern &c. On the premises Kitchen,
carriage house, sable and ample accommodations
for Sc van =. The Lot about AZ feet front
BIZ about 146 feet deep. more ar less.
Condlnons-S2 90 cash $500 subject 10 nn IAN.
Ii be,um" Lond and mortgage, on which credit o.
ono year will be al owed the balance ofthe purchase
money to be by bond, ayable in two years from day
of salc with per cent nnnuIl interest, TO b.
secu ed by mortgage 4 he property; the buildings
to be kept IL. ured and pclicy assigned. Purchaser
to puy for all neccss 'ry papers AMI stamps.
January % is.uthsmtu7
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AN INLAND BUILT VEssEL.-The schooner
Narragansett, Captain Edgar which reached our por.
on Saturday last, from Galveston. bound to Boston,
was constructed in Cleveland. Ohio, in 1862. She
had to pass through the welland and Redo Canal
and the St-Lawrence River to reach the OCEAN. She
has madc several successful trips to Europe, and
showed fine seagoing qualities. She is one hundred
and forty'our feet long, twentyour feet beam, AID
six hundred tons burden, anl can carry ono thou
sand bales of cotton. 1t is not often that vessel
built inland becomes such regular and successful
seagoer and Captain Edgar deserves credit for the
energy and enterprise with which he has managed
his curious craft The Narrasansett is consigned to
Mr. T. D. Clancy.
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PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY'S
SOL b LIE
PACIFIC GUANO.
cAP1TAL............. $1,000 900

rNHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
l. Guano simply in Tho relahvo proportions OF
the same el, ments Of fertility.
Its during the past four Years for the culture
of cotton and -Orn has givon to it character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
wan Guano. and where seasous OF drought inter.
ycne, II produces l large increase OF crops
Tho pricc ut wnro this Guano is placed is 90
much below that OF Peruvian Guauo Us 10 constitute
it objcat OF material importance to southern
Agriculture.
Tno large carita nnd resources Of tho Company
enable 1t to furnish Gusno Of tho hghet value at
the lowest possible cost to consulucr aud the
llshest interest OF the Company is recognized in
this policy.
1nc Company looks to large sales, sma profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested.
Dr. sr. JULIEN IAyENEL. of So1'h Caro-.
lima. is Scientific Director 10 tho Company
which affords size guarantee OF the continued ex-
cellcnce of The Guano None genrInc uule>s brand.
cd with The name OF JOHN :. REt>E Il CO., Gene
ral agents o. tho PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
Fur terms aud mode CT applies. ion. apply to
y. \. ROBSON,
Agent for The 9tate oi >ouih Carolina,
Nos. and 2 8taG.ic Wharf
Decem' er - Dio stuth3mo
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CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-Thc regular
monthly meeting of the board took place last cven-
ing
The president, W. L. Trenholm, Esq, being ab-
sent, A. S. Johnston. ESD, took the chair.
The name of Geo. S. Cameron, Esq, was proposed
for membership. and upon motion, tie rules Deing
suspended. he was elected By acclamaiion.
The secretary read reports Of the Executive Com
mittee on the flllowing subjects:
FirsLOn Taxation; received as information. Sec
ond-On the Southern Land and So tlement Agency.
Third-on the Ban .rupt Law, as follows:
Tho Executive Committee. 10 whom WIS referred
the resolutions OF the New York Chamber OF Com
merce, in relation to the bankrupt law, respectfully
report that they havo calefully considered the SUBJ
ject and submit tho following preamble and resou.
tiors:
Whereas Tn" operations Of the bankrupt Law has
given abundlut reief TO oil sun ripg from the extra
ord niry disasters of the war; AMI wherca Il ciarot
be necessary rc9ew tn Opportunities afforded by
that por ion OF the c. which ceases TO % operative
on the Isl JInuar,, 1859. Bci.
ResOlced. That this hoard oppose oil moyem ,at
and .l.atiou for he revival OF he extinct pcoYoas
OF the U I,kru It act.
Rssoired. hat this board deprpc te the revival by
Cong SIS Of those provisions.
Resolued, hat copies OF thsss rcsolnti ms no sent
to the cuutors rom >outh Carolina. 10 III repro
scntat1ves from this Coneressioull Ds!rlr:, and 10
the ,ecreiavy of The National Boarl o. Trade
Alopted.
After sone further routine business, tie board ad-
journed.
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ca DO NOT THIFLE VII Il DANG ERA
single spark may klndIe flame that will consume
city, aud small aneuts neglected, may end in fatal
disorders. Bearing this fact in mind. let the first
symptoms of debility nervou, prostra.ion be met
promptly with invigoraing treainont FoIemo.t
among the vegetable toplcs Of The age stands HOS
TElTER'S $40 .iAcH EIrTrLs un whcuoy.r the
vital powers seem 10 lupguish. cr there is any roa
son 10 suspect that the animal functions essential 10
the sus'opCton and purifoatou Of the boly are in
perfectly pc, formed. this invaluable nvgorant ani
antlscntic should at ouco be rcl to. INDIGESTION
always produces weakness. Somcstimos it happens,
and this Is more frequently tho Case in Win er
than ct any other season-ihat Tie upact c demands
more. perhaps, han is required D kocp up no lull
strength Of hc frame. Tho object u ltcr surh cir
cumstances Is to ino,e ,easo digest.v, capacity Of
the muaiins organ. as 10 make i. equal TO the
duty imposed upon oy the appetite md capable OF
supplying the building material of III system last
Us 1t ls required This object is fully acrcm lisheI
by tho use OF the Bitlers They lone and gently
stimulate The cellular membrane which eecrctes the
gastric juice, and the result that the splvsu is
mingled with tie food in sufficient gu nifty to con.
vert all its nourishng particles into pure ana whole
some element II, o the other haud tlerj Is q de-
fcency Of appetite, without any corresponding def
cheney Of digestive power the effect of The o1ic is to
stimulate desire for food. In nineteen scs out
Of twenty, headache nausea, nervousness, flintiug
fits, epasms, and, indeed most Of tho casual aches
and pains to which humanity is subject proceed
primarily from Indigestion complicated w tn b licus
moss and for both these complaints 10 rET ER'S
sTOM AcA BITTERS are reccmmen lcd as speedy
and certain cure Dks January 10
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HOTEL LARRIvALs-February 3.-Pau'lion Ho-
tel.-G III Hamin and 7 Han,lin, st Thomas; Il vii
son, Johns Island; d A Roberts. city; G. &. Owens
Minus, S Z; c l. GuIlleaume, New York; Wester
lin and John Wester. in, Barnwell; S Miller. New
York.
Charleston Hotek-E G Kraumer Orangeburg; Al.
len Dial, Laurens Count S Hutchings. o san.
oers, Ward South Carolina; II Wellbrook, cScho.
maker, .frs Kneare's and child, P S Miller, New
York; Ellis, Philadelphia; Hartley, Washington
7 Lang, J Dolby, Camden; F Booth. Connecticut;
Major Chiffon, Richmond DR. Norment Master
Normsnt, Darlington; F AID, Wilde. New Orleans;
q Newhouse. waverly; T " Harvey. III Halheld,
D D, Chicago; P Clarke, Providence.
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@-WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts OF China The choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unriyaed for their strength und dellcacy
of favor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
aduterated and to give general satisfaction. AS wo
constantly in receipt of large cargoes of Teas
are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
apIicc that many dealers offer inferior Tea at. A
trial and comparison will at once prove III asser.
tion and OILY remains for the public to judge for
themselves. VIM. s. CORWIN l. CO.,
No. 275 Kin.-sreet.
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AN NApPEAL.-The congregation ofthe Metho-
dist Episcopal Chur'h South, Of Columbia. 6. c.,
from being the weaithiest has become one of the
poorest In the State. On the ever memorable night
of the 18th of February, 1885, not only the church
cdifce, the lecturer oom and parsonage were de-
stroyed By fire, but nearly all the property of the
members of the congregation was burned up.
leSsing them without the means 10 rebuild place
ofworship. Under these painful circumstances this
once wealthy and liberal congregation makes an
appeal to the generosity Of the pe,ps Of the South
in general, and especially to the members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. for con,riba-
tons in behalf of their distressed church The
pastor. Rev. VIM. Martin, is making collection,
in Savannah.
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Agricultural and horticultural Implements.
Eur saIs by JUIS TilJM> n & CO.,
No. kIug-street,
January lG stuth12 ,jarestUu, b. G..
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funfral Aotires.

@- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mrs. ANN Y. KELLY, and the men,
bers Of the Lutheran Church. are requested 10 at
tend her Funeral Services, THIS AFTERNOON, at
Four O'Clock precisely, a; the Lutheran Church,
Archdale-street February