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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-07
The Boston Journal for 1870.
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NEW ENGLAND
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In presenting the prospectus oil the BosroN
JOURNAL to the reading community, any detailed
enumeration of the many features which have
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qusite.
it, extended circulation In New England has es-
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prising newspaper, with every department 50
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and freshest news Of the day. The same liberal
, expenditures which have occurred for InE JOUR-
NAL the position which 1t occupies rs a leading
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events demands OF all journalists, who desire to
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found wanting. II will maintain Its identity as
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party OF the country, presenting, however, i'm
parti ii and full reports Of the meetings Of all po-
litcal parties, thus presenting a netGspapef which
in its reporiorlnl departments may challenge the
criticisms of men of opposing political views.
| The JOURNAL fer 1870 will retain the many fea
lures which have ma e 1t 80 acceptable to the
households Of thousands in New England. What
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news will characterize its future course.
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special correspondents are engaged In preparing
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columns.
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| EDWARD KiSo's LETTERS From EuRorE.
| OCCASIONAL ARTICLES BY "WARRINoroS."
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| ScHoULER.
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Sore and Dry Throat cured by half Plaster
usually in two or three hours.
Dr. Green, No. 500 Broadway New York, in
forms us he sold on Monday, June %, 1862, two
Plasters to u young woman suffering very severely
from lumbago On Thursday she called to get two
more for a friend, and then stated how the two she
had purchased on Monday had relieved her imme-
diatey after putting them on, and cured her in
two days of Il most distressing pnin in her back
and lons.
Allcock's Porous Plasters have been found spe
cfcs for Rheumatism of the Wrists 37ml
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Turner's Neuralgia Pill The

Turner's Neuralgia Pill The great rem
edy for NeWdigia and all Nervous Diseases. More
than 100, 900 cured by it in the last two years.
Price by mail package SlOG,-G packages 50.
q.
The Lorraine Vegetable CathartIc
Pill Tho best known remedy for all Diseases
of the Blood, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys; for Head
ache, Rheumatism md in ALL cases where cath
artic is required. Plice by mail, box 81 cts,
boxes Slls,-l2 boxes SAGA.
TURNER & co, 100 FREMONT STREET Bos-
TON, Mass
21m]
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Addison County.

Mrs. Betsey ChaHee, wife Of Hiram
Chaffee, of Starksboro, died on the Goth
ult, aged Ga years.
Mr.. Josiah Fuller, Of Huntington,
formerly of Starksboro, died on the 26th,
aged about 3d.
The Vermonter speaks in high terms
of Prof. o. L. Kane's Concerts with the
Vergennes children last week.
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1t il now % years since DIR. Tobias first intro
duced tho " Venetian Imminent" in the United
States and never in single instance has his med
icine failed to do ALL f not moro than is stated in
his pamphlet. AS IN external remedy in casos Of
Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, 'roothncho, Bruis-
os, Burns. Cuts, Sores, Swclings, Sprains, Stngs
Of Insects, and Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest,
its wonderful curative powers are miraculous.--
Taken internally for the cure Of Cholera, Collie,
DiarrhGa, Dysentory, Sick Headache and Vomit-
ing its soothing and penetrating qualities are felt
rs soon as taken The oath with which each bot
tie is accompanied will show that there is nothing
injurious in its composition. Thousands of GER
tifcatos have been received speaking Of the rare
virtues af this valuable article. Any person afor
having used it once will 60 without it. Every
bottle of the genuine has the signature Of $. l.
Tboias" on the outside wrapper Sold by the
Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United
States. Price so cents. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New York 37mf
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STATE OF vERMONT-District OF

~ 4uNlaon, SIS.
The Probate Court Tor the District Of Addison .
To all persons interested in the Estate OF
MARY CASE,
late Of Bsidpoit, in said District deceased,
GREETING
Sheldon Smith, Executor Of the last will ami
testament Of Mary Case, late Of Bridport, in said
District, deceased, presents hs administration &c
count tor allowance.
1t is thereupon ordered that said account be
considered tor allowance at the session Of Thu
Court to be held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury in said District, on Monday. the 9th day Of
December "A. d. 1897 at 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon, and that all persons interested be notified
to appear at said session Of this Court and show
cause, il any they have, why said account shcui
not be allowed and such order and decree made a
shall be necessary to close the settlement Of sail
estate.
Dated at Nldlebury, this Sd day Of December,
A. u. 1869.
! 37w3 SAMUEL F. COOKE, Judge.
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DIRECTORY CAUTION.

BosroN, Nov. 20, 1859.
The public are cautioned against giving orler
Tor Directories or Advertisements in them to any
persons who at the present time represent them
selves az agents for the New England Business
Directory, as we shall not Issue another edition
until January |, 1871, and consequently have no
canvassers in the field on that work. aud shall
have none til nearly year from this time,
SAMPSON, DAVENPORT eco,
Directory Publishers,
Al Congress Street, Boston.
=. 5 We have at present no agents canvass
ing Tor any work except the NEw-YoRK STATE
DIREcToRY and tho LOWELL DIRrcroRr.
31w8 3. d., & co.
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Haven; George W. Grandoy of vcrgen'
mes, States Attorney; Isaac M. Trip,
Middlebury, Sheriff. Edward Gorham,
Addison, High Bsiliff Dugald Stewart
Middlebury, Clerk Harmon A. Sheldon,
Middlebury, Treasurer.
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DAIRY FARM FOR
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

| will sell choice land in the highest state OF
cultivation, in lots containing 3. 10, Is, or 20
acres. 10 suit purchasers or the whole farm Of AZ
acres with three nice barns nearly new, and good
building lots. An excellent chance for any one
wishing to enjoy the privileges of the graded
school and village, aud vet at the same time own
and cultivate a SMALL farm Of choice land. Part
can remain on mortgage T desired. &l;t
Middlebury. VI. o. 7. MEAD.
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37w3 SAMUEL f. COOKE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT-Distriet of

~ Addison IS.
The Probate Court tor the District OF Addison
To all persons interested in the Estate Of
POLLY GROVENOR,
late ct Bridport, in said District, deceased
Nathan :. Bennett. executor OF the last IL.
and testament of Polly Groyenor, late OF Bird
mni-tration account for allowance. 1t Is there
upon ordered that said account be considered iol
allow ance at the session Of this Court to be held
at tho Probate Office in Middebury, in said Dist
rict, on Monday, the 9th day Ct December, AID.
1862 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that all
persons interested be notified to appear at sal
session Of this Court and show cause il any they
have, why said account should not be allowed AMI
such order and decree made as shall be necessar'
to close the settlement OF said estate.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day Of December
A. D. 1869.
37w3 SAM'L t. COOKE, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-07
TERMS
WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The success achieved bv this weekly visitor to
the treslde Of thousands Is owing less 10 the ex
trewely low terms AZ which II is furnished than to
it's excellence as weekly companion of news and
information, which Is read by young and old with
pleasure and qualification. An the SPECIAL FEA.
lures OF The Daily Journal appear in Tie Weekly
JORrHdi.
Of The Daiiv Journal, but the matter il selected
with care, and the news OF the week is carefully
culled especially for its columns HimportdHt
suppleeafs ore gpcH probationary 10 TIE subscribers
10 he Weekly Journal II is published Thursday
morning, aud reaches Its subscribers many hun.
dred miles distant before Saturday night Read
the terms and send Tor specimen copies;
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Ten copies to one address. ........,....,..l 10 90
And one copy 10 getter up Of II club Of ten.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

eyAll orders must be accompanied by the moH-
ey, All papers are discontinued AT the aspiration
Of the tlnle for which payment has been made.
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DEATH OF Mas. BENsoN.-lt is with
pain that we record the death, at Wash.
ington D. c., of Mrs. Mary Benson, the
last surviving daughter of our townsman,
Justus Cobb, Esq. That terrible disease,
consumption, had fastened upon her, yet
so rapid decline was hardly anticipated
by any who were accustomed TO meet her
upon our streets but few weeks since.
Mrs. Cobb had started to visit her daugh.
ter, yesterday morning, and was at the
station waiting for the train, when her
journey was arrested by a telegram an
nouncing the sad news The intelligence
soon spread among her friends and asso.
ciates bringing tear TO many an eye and
sadness to many heart The remains
will be brought here for intermont
LIBERIA Rev. j X. Converse Of
Burlington presented the cause Of the
American Colonization Society in the Con.
gregational churchlast Sunday afternoon
lie gave some very interesting statistics
of the work of the Society and the condi'
ton of the Liberia Republic, and alluded
to the thousands Of applications for pas
sage now before the Society. He sale
those of the Freedmen who wished TO re
main among US had perfect right to live
here, but those who wished to 90 to i'm
prove their own condition and to aid il
carrying our civilization and ehristianit,
to their fatherland should receive sympa
thy and aid. He urged several reason
why the freedmen should be aided to g
to Liberia, among them the following
at greatly improves the character ant
condition Of those who 60. They cal
never developc the highest type Of thei
manhood under tho shadow ola dominan
race" Again Tho Christian Colonie
and churches sent to Liberia are dOin
most efectuOlly the foreign missioner
work"
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The circulation OF The Boston Journal among
Intelligent glasses Il is not surpassed by any pa
pr published. II affords to business men an In.
valuable medium ioi advertising. Its circulation
In Boston Is unequaled, and to advertisers who
wish to reach the people OF New England, the per-
sonal evidence Of all travellers Is freely given TO
the fact that THK BosTos JopRNAf Ia found every
where.
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Double sheet and Single sheet supplemenl

which will enable us to present many original
| features, and to furnish newspaper which, for
the amount and quality Of it, contents, cannot be
eluaed In New England.
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sEMI.WEEKLY JOURNAL.

this issue, and ia valued Tor its ship news. com
merclal intelligence, and news at points where
business men find that semi-weeklN paper meets
their requirements. 1t Is published Tuesday and
Friday mornings
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CEWING MACHINES ?,

Now is the time to secure one. | have on
hand Fiukle 4 Lyons frstclass Sewing Machines
which will sell cheap tor cash, or take old ma
chimes in part payment. Call at my house and
examine. -
l.. y. HOWARD.
Middlebuuy Vt, Get. p, 1859 Plt
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EREAT DISTRIBUTION
ny the Metropolitan GIT Co.
Cash gifts TO the amount OF $500 900.

Cash Prizes, Silverware &C.. valued al 81, 0CC, 900
chance to draw any Of the above prizes for
% cents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed in
envelopes and well mixed On receipt Of 20 cts
q sealed ticket is drawn, without choice and sent
by mail to any address, The prize named upon
it will be delivered TO the ticketholder on pay
mcnt Of one dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address by express or return mail.
/ You will know what your prize is before YOU
pay for it. ANY prize exchanged for another of
the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
RErERENCLs-We select t e following from
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes, and
kindly permitted us to publish them: Andrew J.
Burns, Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara S. Walker.
Baltimore, Piano. $500; James NJ. Mathews. De-
troit $4,000; John T. Andrews, Savannah $4,000:
Miss Agnes Simmons Charleston, Piano, 5000 -
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-"Ths firm is reliable
aud deserve their success. - Weekly Tribune. Nay
:. 1--WE know them to be a fair dealing firm
". y. Hcrdd, Ndy IS "A friend of oms
drew a $500 prize, which was promptly received.
DAILY NetrS, June 8.
Send for Circular. Liberal inducements to Il.
gents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
# sealed envelopes contains one cash giit. Six
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80 All letters should be addressed to
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL.

The editions are essentially two newspaper, in
dependent In many respects OF each other. They
are not simply two editions Of one paper, but are
perfect In all their features, and complete IN their
editorial aud reportorial labor, possessing the
great ads antage to the reader Of securing fuller
and more detailed reports than are furnished by
any newspaper In New England. tbs Boston
DAILY Journal lie published Morning and After.
noon. daily, Sundays excepted,) CITY subscri.
bers furnished by route carriers. One copy by
mall one year, s1O.
In order to meet the expectations of the thou
sands who look to the JOURNAL for their general
information upon all subjects which come within
the scope Of journalism, Ne shall Issue, as Occa.
sion demands.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-07
THE GREATEST MUSICAL
4 TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
The Burdett Organ

After years Of effort in developing the reed to
cIosef reSehpance 10 'ne pipe organ, a satisacto-
J.! .esuI' nas at le.gtn oeen accomplished ana is
now presented 10 lhe p"biic IN the burdett Or
R'Ts'
lney contain Tue most important ana valuable
Ibis countr, f'oeD J."
,-.,,
mr. IHIRO ED On NJ MANA,
Patented lime f., 1sf- Lv Dr p " C,rror
toI. ia nericctlv noisele.s urnr,prs Va ~,
rrnAt on MAc,,T,ny or .Iy EIXm ro vonH M M
I'm ou,litv Of tonn dcrracI and svc.,ness rfosi
inc if Itbr nearest o,,ro,cb 70 Tho b,,,,a ,nca
,ruD un,I,-,c -.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-12-07

Our readers ill DO panied to learn
Of the death of Deacon Samuel James
ST., of Weybridge, which occurred on
Sunday evening. lie had been usually
well up to few days previous to his
decease, having attended church on the
Sunday before, and the meeting Of the
Farmers Club on Monday evening. 1t
is thought that he took a cold which ag-
gravsted diseases already existing in his
system and the result was fatal The
Deacon was held in high esteem by all
who knew him. lie was about 70 years
of age, Thus he has passed to his rest
after long and well spent life crowned
with virtue and years"
Strong and Ross new wheel is a
Lafel Turbine and is computed to be
about seventy horse power. They en-
ployed 10 their factory about twenty-five
men, and during the last year they used
in the manufacture of spokes and hubs
three hundred cords of oak, hickory,
birch, and elm. Their sales during the
last twolvemonths amounted to three
thousand one hundred and sixty.two sets
Of cart and wagon spokes, and one thous.
and nine hundred and thirty sets of hubs
They also keep on sale, all kinds of bent
wood work for wagons and sleighs, ant
as they have just added wood bending
apparatus to their already extensive stool
Of machinery, they will ere long be ia /
position to execute all orders in tba
/ line.
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Address,

Address,
JOURNAL NEWSPAPER COMPANY
BOSTON, MASS
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DOR SALE.
WHAI EVERY PERSON NEEDS

Is some remedy for habitual Costiveness. " |
would advise all those who are troubled with Dys-
pepsa, Costiveness, Piles, Biliousness, Headache.
or any form OF Indigestion, to use Or. HARRl-
SONS PERISTALTIC LOzENGES. ELISHA
HUNTINGTON, NJ, D., Ex-Llent. Governor Of
Massachusetts,. For sale at No. fremont Tenn
pie, Boston, by +. A. HARRISON & CO., Propri-
etors and by all Druggists. Mailed tor 30 cents,
97m2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-12
Slnnder EnHc

The Licking county court was occu
pied all Monday and Tuesday, and unit
eleven o'clock on Wednesday, in the
trial of o slander case in which Samuel
Stone, Sr., was plaintiff, and . certain
Turner, defendant. This was the sec
ond trial of the same case, and like the
first resulted in favor of the plaintiff
Turner had called Stone thief and
damned traitor to his country" Tur,
nerS counsel objected to punishing him
Tor making the latter charge because
IL had been made in exciting times
and was senSelcss epithet, which
showed madness rather than nal.
Ice GU the part of men who used
H. Besides this, it was argued that
turner was brawl!ng fellow, whose
L,onge was not likely to do any serious
uama ages. Some of the jury gave heed
10 these arguments and were disposed
20 allow nothing more than nominal
damages. But after maturer cousidera.
uon' the whole jury came to the coaclu.
slon that although Stones character
nau received no harm, Turner deserved
te0uke. They, therefore. returned a
verdict OF $500 damages. This. added
70 tne heavy bill of costs which two
ttlals have created, will admonish Tur.
ner OF the need of greater moderation
IN the use Of bad tongue.-Nerdrk Id.
r0cdtC, May oh. -''
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Senatorial "bust." And then to call it
"alcOhol," and to expect by the fimsy
fraud to delude anybody into the belief
that the whole proceeding was proper
It's drunkard's dodge, silly and shall
low. After that the vote for Impeach-
ment ceases to be remarkable. AS
q natural consequences. of the
"high old time" suggested by
the "alcohol," there follow "6
bottles extract of ginger, $500"
Here's where YATES and CHANDLER
loom up. Too sober to be sensible and
shaking on the verge of delirium, they
must be warmed up to their work
Whisky, their own loved liquor, may
make them too drunk for duty. The
ginger, (which cheers but not inebrl-
ate," is called in 10 inVigorate their
qualmish stomachs and stay their
trembling nerves. "Spirits of camphor
s2.5O," may have aided the same result,
or it may have sOothcd the neuralgia"
Of some less noted tippler.
We can tolerate the "7i lbs bathing
sponge, $685." the 81 gallon cologne
and bottle $1O.5O," and the ~ dozen CO.'S
metiques, 50 90, on the principle already
limited at, that money spent in cleans
ing and scenting the American Seuate
wsuld be wen spent II it accomplished
the result. But when we come to ''3U
boxes of lemons, $780," and the
WINKFIELD tea item, $5l.OO, we protest
against these evidences of public drunk
enness, for they are nothing else, and
We ask the men whose money supports
these debauchees in their feastMg and
riotous living, to ponder over these
manifestations of loyalty" and over
tho public disgrace and official rotten
ness which they proclaim. "l2 dozen
palm leaf fans, $780," indicate but u
slight contribution to Senatorial luxury
when compared with 1920 extra Scotch
wood pincashions, 1922" which follow.
What use Senators in their official ca
pacity may have for ScotChwood pincush-
ions at fraction over 81 each, we confess
ourinability to tell. Is itimprobable that
they were used to testify the regard of
individual Senators for some of the fair
but frail sisters whose charms consti-
tute one of the most prominent as well
as one of the most influential elements
of lobby strength Well may the fact
become "patent" that "the Republican
party is the most corrupt that ever
cursed the country"
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n sineCure in OhIo.

We recommend any one who NAV
nave nave had their hopes of office blasted AZ
n.nnn maSninStSH x E.;i TO apply for the land
Ocrdf states that the goyernmant D oa-
tinues, year after year, to saIary ~ twc
officers at an expense of $3.50 each aDS
pays their office rent, &c IN TwatoE 1uE
eight acres of land, in PauldinV countH Su
ten feet under water, in the very Wors,
drought the world ever saw The
yearly cost of watching this marsh !.
not less than S4000-or, saw $1,000 e., T
each of the agents. Really this is bet
ter than a consulate in some small Ger
man principality or some seui-barbar
Gus city of South America. Two thous
AID year and nothing to do but battle
boat and fish in frog pond eight acres
in extent, is suggestive of that supreme
happiness which many lazy fellows i'm
agine is to be found in copsulship.-
Gin. Commercial.