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Fine Agricultural Society Gale
doniacountyhay with great proplicty,
IN view Of the growing necessity for
the preservation Of forest trees, ordered
that the committee on premiums in
oludc that subject in their list OF
awards. H.
Nine divorce were granted and
seyen applications for divorces were
continued, at die Rutland County su-
premc Count, last week.
Gen. Fitzpatrick lecture before the
Young Mems Association, of Benning-
tom, Fcbrulry 18th
An honest boy in BENNINGTON. re-
turned pocket-booll containing SO
lost by O.. \. Packer in the cars on
sunday.
At present the town of Andoyer.
Vt, has no lawyer or doctor, and bui
one clergyman, no store, grocery, grist-
mill, and but one blacksmith shop, vet
over one hundred copies of agricultural
papers are taken by its 129 voters.
col. James Putnam, of Rutland.
has been appointed mail route agent ON
the Bennington and Rutland railroad.
VERMONT STATE AGRTCUiTURAL
SoClETN.-A meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society will be held at the
American Hotel, Burlington, on Wed
ncsdny evening, February 10, 1889.
Henry Clark Secretary,
Rutland, February g, 1869.
Col. IL. &. Deming of Connecticut
Lectures IN Rutland 10 morrow evening
on Farraguts Passage of the Forts. this
lecture is said 10 be whirlwind of
resistless eloquenee. .tftI
o b Clark the forger has been trans
ferred from Rutland Jail to the State
Prison al Windsor. ,.-.t ..f-e
The Rutland County Temperance
convention Occurs the 18th Inst
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rutland BURLINGTON RAILROAD.


A friend suggests that if We had at
tempted to walk into town with Yves
ton, as he did, we should have arrived
mt different conclusion with regard to
his being tired out, on his arrival here.
The Subscription books of the Bel
den's Falls Branch II. X Co., Were
opened for the reception of subscript
to the Capital stock Of the Company,
on Wednesday last. The success Of this
enterprise is now assured, and the stock
will he rapidly taken. We have no
doubt itwillprovcapaying investment.
The roadwill be completed and stocked,
and the Compapy's large mill will be
running, by the 1st Of October next
The question discussed by the
Munger Street Lyceum, last Tuesday
evening, was, ais money Il greater in
centive to action than fame" This
evening the important question will he
decided, whether "Christianity is as
great a motor of civilization rs Educa-
ton
john Murphy will sell at public
auction at the Wainwright place, on The
10th inst, cattle, horses, grain, aaricul-
tural implements, &c.
Fifteen inches of snow fell in this
region last Thursday blocking up roads
and delaying mails to the annoyance of
the people. one of the stages center
ing in this place lost one trip, being
unable to get through.
The Cheshire Marble Conpany's
new mill is completed ana they are
putting in the machinery. The build
Ing is the same size as the mill OF the
North Mddlehury Company, 20 by 50,
and will contain eight gauge OF saws.
The wheel is about thirty feet in diam
eter and it Is thought that there viii hc
a suhiccncy of water to keep il running
through the year This Company >
quarry Is near thc old Whcolcr mill
about two miles north cast OF This vii
lagc and il said 10 be very PROMISING
one. quite Il number of LARGE blocks
are lying around, waiting for tLo tart
ing of the mill
ST. STEPHENS CntE,U. MunlI-
BURY LENT SERVICES l,o9.-CUGI
Palm Sunday March list, week JAY
services rs follows; ON \ "Wednesday
the 10Th, inst, morning scrvirc al
half past ten. Ca other Wednesdays.
service AT .our o'clorh, p. M, and on
Friday. ~ half past tea a. IA also.
services - private house, as may he
desired.
Leo Miller E+I, spoke on ',r,,
ism, Friday and saturday r,cnin an It
sunday afternoon. rhc last address, at
least, savorcd largely of rank infdclit>
The freight train south, yesterday
morning, got OF lhc tacl about three
miles south Of this village, and delayed
the trains fora number of hours
Mr.. Cha-. l.. rinney has been ap-
pointed tcllar in the bank in toad %,
Mr. John Cos of Brandon.
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GCuENCK's ruLMoNlC SYRUP.

$caV,ci lo'.i- AMI Altuita.r r,l- will cure
| 'on-unPti"r. Liver tomlltui and Dyspepsia. il
tILrj trcirlu., Zee ,ir,ctrn.. ihr, are al three
| q" hr tthrl at tir .jmr lime. The, rirIn.r the
sl"un 70. IriiN Oh" li'rranJ put it /" work then
li.r ,rp"ti.c hrcum'- g ct: The lund ,ligr,t, and
nlhrs good i,n"l the patient hr,siu, Ia ,:ruw in
| i."'i; 'h' Diseased matter lipcn, in the lungs
| and the patient outsruWs the disease and Gets
| we'll. This is iEc oLl, way To cure cnu,umption
| -" these three medicines Dr. j. II. Schrnrb, of
| !'hiiadciphia, owes hi, mri\allcd success IN the
| treatment 81 pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte syrup riprn> the morbid matter in the
iui, NAT ire throws it oil by easy cctula ton
| Tor when q pllcgm or matter l. ripe - light
c"usil viii throw ii o. and the patient has rest
| and the lung, hcgin L. heal.
To Do this, the Seiwced Ionic and Mandrake
FIJI, must he freely used to cleanse the stomach
ard li'cr. 80 tina; the luImonic Syrup and the
| inud Mil make good blood.
Syheuck' Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all distractions, relax the ducts ot the
lil bladder the bic starts freely, lni the Ever is
| ,'on relieved: the stools will show what the Pills
can do; nothing has ever been invented except
cilomrl O. deadly poison which i. very dangerous
to tie unless with great carr,) that will unlock
iii' .,I bladder and start tEc secretion, Of liver
| ILL.," Nrhcnck Mandrake Pills.
| LAYER Complaint is ore Of the most prominent
| c ius,> of CONSUMPTION.
S,hcnch Setw,c Tonic j, scnll, ,limulent
| and Alternative. aud the alka ia the Seawe,,I
vhich hi, preparation i, made Of assists the
stomach {" throw out the gastric juice Ia dis solve
| the tood Nth the Pulmnnr Syrup, aud il i, made
into .pod blood without fermentation nr .n,,riue
| i'm the stomach
Tia, great reason why ph, .i,,t. ,!o mot cure
Consumption j.. they tr, L. ,ln too much they
xiv. met. iur 10 sion the. lt.I t Sim, ohm. to
stup ui,hi .w,.ti. hectic. t.yor and H., 80 Iou,,
ia ,ran., tl,, I,l,ol. ,li.,,.tiy, ro,,,.rs Lrlns
ul The .rcrriio- ai,I e, ,ntuall ih. tli.nt ink.
ami dies,
10. S,hcnch in III. treatment ,Io..,ot t,y 10
/ ,tnp couch ui..lt .,,r,t. rhiiI. or t.,.r rn
no, th. tit., ami tlr vim .,ll sio ,t tlrir ann
! accord No ,u,. can Ice ,,,rri of Gu,.,n,tti,n
/ liy,i Couiiaiut D,.,,,i..i, t,tt,rrl Canl,.r
| t-lc.rit,! throat iils.. iL, liver lu, stomach
| ,r,niad. healthy
II uer.nn la. r,u,u,u,,ti.,, or n,u,,. thu
luns in oiur y,,, ar,. If. - ,iiI,rr iilr,.,,
| ,i,....,. bronchial i,it,tinn ,Irir, ,Jl..ion ar
/ ihe hu.,, am. a mas al iulinuu,ti.u and r,.t
e,Y,, n,,, In .u,h,..,.. ,,l,t must lac dam. If
! + mo-; ui.l, the Ln,s iht .,r. ,,,tiu,, L,t if is
/ tine whole body. In. .inn,,l, and liNrri,,e lost
ti,i,u,.r i,.I,t r .i' " wv r,'
| ,nly 'haur, i. f., Take DR. SbrnrL's msli,ins.
which o,Il hriu,.u,, =, tu,,. "a an. .t,,n,rL th,
| ,,ti,at Min h.,in f., ,,a,t r.'J If Mi Ji,',t
]
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Of

~ Addison, IS.
The Probate Court OF the District II Addison
To all persons interested in the estate VI
BUSllROD b. HOWARD,
late ot Galena, III the State Of Illinois deceased
tress>ng
Cha rlcs L. Kverts, administrator Of the estate,
in this State, Of the said Bushrod Il. Howard de-
ceased presents his administration account for al
lOwance and asks for decree of said estate;
1t is thercupon ordered that said account
be considered iu. allowance by this Court
at the session thereof to be held a,
the Probate Office in Midlcbury, in said District,
on Monday, the 18th LAY Of February next,
A.n.1SG9l and that all persons interested he
notified, 10y publication three weeks successiyelv
in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper publish
e. at said MiddleIury, to appear at said session
OF this Court and show cause, if any YOU have,
why said account should noi be allowed, and .uc!i
order and decree made as shall he necessary to
close the settlement II laid estate
Dated at said Aiiddlohurv. this 1Stii lav OF Jan.
a. II. 1869. JED 5. BUSHNELL.
l4;5w Register.
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Addison Couht5- -
= John sanford E-q, of West-Coru-
lwall, died Monday morning, February
list, aged about 7oycar~. lie We buried
on Wednesday.
g. f, Slrne'7 Singing Ca~-, of
Salisbury, will give Concert nest
Thursday cvcniAg at the ChW,4in tha'
place.
A Temperance meeting at New
Haven Mills, January 23l, was address
sed by Rev. Mr.. Mctcalf Of Bristol
The address was full Of historical inter
est. The home talent was also brought
in rcquisilion by short speeches from
Hon. e d, Warner, Z. f, WRIGHT esq,
and others.
Steps have hcen taken for the orea-
nization OF a lodge OF Good TempIars in
New Haven Mills, at an early day.
Mr.. Tabor adlroa-ec a temperance
meeting in New Haven Mill, lasl week
Monday evening
The books OF subscription to the
Capital Stock Of the Addison Railroad,
will be open Tor subscriptions in Bird
nort Fab II. VFcs, Cornwall I,.h 10.
81. ~ a.,
west '9a''s"urS' fep' - W hl''l - 7'a-
ton, Feb, IS; Richville, Feb, iG !;
Shoreham. Feb. IL Rutland Feb Is.
M ,,,..,',,i..;..,,or., --.,,i,., ,.,.,,. H..
/ c 'o''' ''''''a -''',o' mag "'
seen in another colum' rms road Is
chartered TO connect with the II. & Il.
H. IL III '9'i9"uiS "' "i'''i'G' "''"
running west TO the lake hnrc, NJ some
-.eoint in Shoreham.--- >,---.-------1
o,,,,,- a.. r.. ,....-, MT.
OHI = y" -. i'''''"n y "7e' mp OF
New taNeh, died on TUESDAY last, inl
the 18th year year of his age. lie wasI
horn in New Haven where he lived all
acknowledgements ontrnI life Ioyod
- ~ 49,
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,


This large amount is only an indication oI the
immense traffic that must 20 over the through
line IN a few months, when the great tide Of Paci-
Tic coast travel and trade will begin 1t is estma-
ted that this business must make the earnings OF
the road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS
A YEAR.
As the supply Of these Bonds VIII soon cease,
parties who de>Ic tn invest in them will find it
for their interest to de- so at once.
The price Tor the preset, IL Par. AMI accrued in
ercst It percent from July |, 1868, in currency
Subscriptions will he received in
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'd IN The h'S"er' Feb' ~, b"t as io'>
lows F.:
J.. G. Bush, Wet.
Mrs Onissa J Gilman. W VT.
1omss I Nancy KS
Io..;,r r...,o.., ,vEy
vlpr ,v.:,, WIN
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Np Tunncr T. W or
NJ. - ,r..a,. W.
-. ,.n -, v,n,
''''' ''''' '''''''''' -" D''i
Miss Alma i'e' WILLIS
Miss Elizabeth Wright, W.L.lIS
Ar. Tupprr, Lodge Deputy.
There are sixty members now n the
t....
''o'S'' II 'n''''-'' from ave 10 twenty
one weekly.
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h,l.o ,...,,,,.., .I..;,t.....,.
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'',,,'"7 7'''7 ''' Tue ''""'''"l ' ''' ut
'''' ''i'''' "'7"'''3' on the hr9' INST
ana ais" To Ii'ehd- ami h'heIaciofs resi-
dent elsewhere for 'Ihcii ministries of
love rcachin" through the Post Onlcc
and otherwise They cannot hut feel
that spcciol acl,nnvIadon,nrnt. mn. dim.
totho loJies far th,ir o,unIonl.aud
tasteful preparation for the entertain
mcut Of fine quests and io tho-. uontI.-
mon and lodioa WIN oo,,o tho,nsni,',.
,.;.l. .........i.
"''' ~ '''''' ''s!' i'"utii'c ana sue
cess, and with general accordance. 10
| fine word, of -rryiun tLo t,lJ..
| ,r,. ...i....r.,n-,
'''' >''"' VI gus drought ~ mostly
IN money, ihr'udlne some few pledges,
| will not fail short of $50 oLout ia nf
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lipion tch !, 1862
! luE nm ElGIsrfr.
Mr.. Editor. Vbr in.l.,lt. .t,.,u..rp..,.
,r, .. W ''V'
al Church and Society OF orwell. tool.
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CTATE OF VERMONT-Distriet of

~ Addison IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison
To al persons Interested in the estate Of
LUCTUS BARROWS
late Of Middebury in said district, deceased,
Greeting
An instrument purportng TO be the last will
and testament OF said Lucius Barrows, deceased
is presented to said Cout Tor probate and allow
ance Therefore, by the authority Of the State Of
Vermont, you ave hereby notified to appear
before said Pi obate Court at the session there
ofto be held at the Probate Office, in Middlebury,
in said District, on Monday. the LIST day Of March
next N.D. 1862 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
show cause, il any youhave, why such instrument
should not be proved and allowed as the last will
and testament OF said deceased.
Dated at said Mlllcbury this 9th day OF Feb,
a. u. 1863.
JED S. BUSHNELL.
39w3 Register.
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SECURITY OF THE BONDS

1t needs no argument to show that Fir.t
Mortgage Of :2G, 800 per mile upon what Tor a
long time must he the only railroad connecting
the Atlantic and Pacific States is PERFECTLY sE-
CCHE. TIE entire amount of the mortgage will be
about $40 COG, 900, and the interest ) 500, 00O
per annuin in gold. The present currency cost of
this interest is lesa than 20 100000 per annum,
while the gross earnings for the year 1868, from
way cuisines, only, on an average Of less than 100
miles at read in operation. were more than
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
STATE OF vERMONT-District u

The Probate Court to the District Of Addison.
To nj persons Interested in the estate u
ORSON o. Kinney,
late &C hoes, in the Stale Of New York. ,looests.
GreetAsS;
Samuel +. Cook. administrator Of the estate Of
said Ot,on o. fmney, deceased having estate in
this state presents his administration account for
allowance, and asks for decree of said estate;
1t is thcrcupon ordered that said account be ex-
amincd for allowance, at the session Of this
Court to be held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, in laid District, on Monday, tue 18th day a
February next G.. u 1850 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof he given to al!
persons Interested, that they may appear at said
session Of this Court, and show cause if any they
have, why said account ahould not be allowed
and such order and decree made as shall be ue.~.
sary to close the settlement OF said estate
Dated at said Midlloburv, this 29i day cf Jam
AID. 1859.
llY3 JED :. BUSHNELL. Re,,i.ter
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CTATE OF VERMONT - Addison

~ District IS.
The Probate Court for the District of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate 1t
SAMUEL RICHARDS,
late OF Orwell in said diatrict, deceased.
Greeting
An instrument, dated September 1st a. d. 1867
purporting to be the last will and teslan ent Of
said Samuel Richards, deceased, is presented to
said Probate Court Tor probate and allowance
Therefore, by the authority of the State OF
Vermont, You are hereby notified to appear before
saidl Probate Court at the session thereof. to be
holden at the Probate Office in AIiddleburv, in
said district, on MONDAY the LIST day of March
next, "a. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and show cause, If any YOU have, why said
instrument should not he allowed and proved a.
the last will and testament Of said deceased.
Dated at Mlllehurv, this 81 day oil Fch..
A. d. 1863
i63w JED S. Bushnell,
Register.
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The benson Agricultural Library
Association hnve voted 10 sell the book,
/ about % volumcs,) and their library
ease, at public auction, on the day o
the annual town meeting, and divid,
/ the proceeds among those entitled to
/ the same.
BENSON. The friends of Rev. G. Il.
Hawlcy, Of Benson, propose to make
him donation visit, "Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 10, a general invitation j.
given to all to hc present.
In the ncighborhood OF Clarendon
springs live seven steady farmers who
possess between them l02 children.
Jonathan Eddy has the mos, 10 and
Mrs Eddy bore il first rate until tie
18th, when she tool, refuge in an az
pravatcd ease of mca+lc.
Two of the dryer in The Essex
Junction papor mill cNplodcd last
Thursday, tearing out the mills side,
smashing the machinery and knock
ing the mlchinc-trndor down cellar,
hut killing no one. Loss 500
Iydevillc has a smallpox caSc,and
hccousc fine s,u,c Jt.cq.o ,as ,nnrnrcd
i'm Ca>tlpfou fine STATE Vcochcr'a Assoc
citation meeting adjourned sine die.
Tic Bennington Manufacturing
COMPANY are NOW turning nul 1900
shawls day. and in the spring will
add the full complement Of machinery
to their mill.
Weston fell in with the traditional
mean Yankee near Bellows Falls, who
stole hiagold-handcl whip with which
he is accustomed to switch his Ic,s TO
keep up the circulation.
Mr.. Nelson Peek, Of Wilmington.
claims TO have originated Il new steam
engineer Great practical utility. II is
run without cylinder. crank. pilman.
or forehead.
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ArrroNel July %, 1865