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SOLAR ECLIPSE OF AUGUST
18th, 1868.


~, n--.~.
~ -. "'ones " 'ne '"of"
uoeersaa"fF.
TIRE Sun AND TIE srEcrRoscnrE.
The physical constitution o, the sun has
eyc1 }esn nuzz,e Ia scientific men. IIns
f1,r s,,n an ,tmozn1,ern ana,ogons m onr.y
~, ~, '"'. 49,
what are Those DARK Spots when constantly
cross LIS di=c: whence tha' lflc"etslbe rr1h'
cin!e ia his rays without which flowers would
vjther. erass Jade. and forests rroy brovns
49, III, ho a-or o,,sr,,o l,,rs,,cor,11,a,.,
io '4' -" s'G' e'''s''.'c o.,nsesr -, aAu ''a'e
Ills earths TO darkness aud death: These and
thousand otncr questions have arisen whose
solutions seem Utmost homeless. and 1t the
,,,1ort s;ncr ~, a,lr sinss erh,ns,cd
a. ,a- ~ ~ az ,e-fNs,nos, w. h,,,,,oa
~ 'Al eaeA a. 1o'aao9s San "" .u"'.,a ~.
years ago-S'f isaac newton discovered tue
prlsrlatic spectrum, but not I'LL the bcrin-
ming of this century did Nol}aston and
F.auu}nftr discover those celebrated dark
,,,,..s .-,..,... -. 49,, 49,. s,,.c,,1
"n,S "nei'ee eF'a"s ena' A'oH' "ohoetiu'
spectral analysis that fruitful soil in which
have been tlcve1opcd the genius Of Dupsep
,,,a E;-.1,,,r :, r,1-, scccb, o,d ,y;l,;,u
1.......:.. s-.a;s ,-;.,. .S;s ra1a.,o .n;..as
nass ~; :.tIteu ~ .n's, se!ssG l9eeMGs I.3'
ne" l4le, aIa '':F caofls arc Inspired Will
lev nope.
nus 1sf ceeu' thnusn IN t3s scIs in.ancy,
inns "onae1!ul means 81 aoaissa5 mas aiseos-
efeu tnelp tuatl ut!c " AAe P!'ua's GltAlchts,
and leaving this little earth has told Us What
many ol the ncbulT anu stars arc madc Of.
:1td now proposes 10 tell us tue motlous OF
these suns sunk so deep In space Thai light
from them, with its almost MeAsureicss We
i.caty, only reaches us alter tens or hun-
drtds or thousands Of years.
TWO years age the spectroscope partially
fHlved the question Of solar spots, but an
Investigation Of The general nature Of thu
tuns atmosphere hBs h'th' tto been lmpos'
sihle, under ordinary circumstances. When
tutsl Eclipse occurs. hnweyer. the moon iu-
tessen'nE' SHUTS ~ tue aazzlirE sight Of the
sur ltstii atd chaoNs Us 70 eec tnat WHICH sur
rouncs Il.
thI 80, :,:.'Ls -, 80 - ..., nnsn> EN-.
10 shc ecs.isc Wu'In 9eea1teo UPON me
le.n o. Aususl .ast. ~ euutAeiu asa, tnc
raf'h eng hear tnal part o. nef osole NneTe
she i 'aslnest from 1he sun. tne apparent a.
ann Ter OF the lattct was nearly q minimum
va 1he olhef Aano, tne moon WAS aitnost III
her nearest pant to The Garth, causing large
afpaient dlsmfier- hence thc ausatton o.
1olsiitS Eas great, Inc sun be'n2 complelei1
ohscurt'1 inr from thFce 70 SIX minutes, ano II
was ffoisu INA. IN that time Faluaois
.csults might ,'c obtained. This eclipse was
therefore, looked forward TO with intense in
tcsest, nna as.o1e extensive preparation
Nelc n,aur IN ~, 10 uusessas'on than were cst1
ms4e ~ ,i. an5 i.ed sn.nn tu ons. t";,,.,ea
,-.s<'a H.. ,,h.nn,,,nra, ~ ,.e,i Fns.'cs 90
ni,' H., ,us an,ra1 Itnc A. sns,,;n us p'aee
dition, under DR.. Weiss, and q North tierma1
one, under Dr.. Fo.cl, were stationed a
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t,r.rr and some small articles OF jewelrI were

eicsra and some small articles OF jewelrI we're
MlRecd.
The residence Of Jamea 8. Gst en-, E.q., No. 1853
South Morgan eEtet. WAS alan broken Into AID
relieved Of Tar1ous srt'clcs, enms OF them sup.
posed 10 b. OF c"nsldefaoie ra'17. The family 10
Another burglary WAS refpesrated at No g
tict ertlkc etseet, wherr son1= c:ptt.nc. jewelry
sb!ei last evcL,ng stotf 7aluAble woIfkktn rone
frnm buggy, the property OF Isaac Gre+ nebaum.
Efq, In front Of Els residenee, No. Isl Adams
street.
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Fife L:1.I EEcninC L0F8 S30,OO0 =
Attempted SnlcldU ~ The Coopert'
strike.
l'Fon1A. Jan 2o--The Carroll distillery, stu.
K To- w Was Destroyed BY nre issi ereniuc Last.
sa1.ltN; ,no !rtnrauce. A. F.. Lf1cnlD lost f;.tpH
IN nuc lumber stored In Tho di-,llc:Y wArc!.
IIsured for e. 2N1. The dEc Is supposed to b: IN.
ecud!Ar'tm.
Jos. SbtecE. residing Pir nt'cs from here. in
T4ztweil Coupsy. attempted .u'ctte several i Sys
aeo By fhoottCt himself. Two eho!s wcrc fred
it bic tace, tic balls coming out Of hia head. uc
waa ettll l,,7np last evening. hut there were no
bot cs Of bis recovery rause Uf act unknown.
The ernrFrr arc ttHt on q ettfkc. a7d declare
brlr determination to bold ont two months.
Ttf.c Wa- l,cht tall of enDw last night
Weather eoudy, bat T o. unpleasant
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Meteorological record 10, January 27.h, 1854,
n sruorted BY ]. q. Langsath, Jr., opnc,an, Iii
Randolph etsect, cotrehponAent tn tho snlth.
lsals for tho words" vee:ing,"" gen:ls.' high"
"dty,"" ""motst atmosphcrc,' ''rain" anu "snow )"
Time, / Bsr, Wind. / Thcy. / Ratu.
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VENEZUELA.

IN AttttnFE 70 I0d06 a B6tIIem60t
with 1lae United States.
SEw SoEK Jan. .1.-A CARACAS (Venezue1a)
lct'rr III ntcrmhes II statce thn: MI. TAlmsdcc,
!lr AErrscao tntamtsxioner IN she convention
for the sc'ttr!ntn Mt If American claims, has been
aceuAcd Of fraud. aud the government. It In nn-
Eourccd. Immediately tcnnan The anra9a,tan
Il! thc ssra!y Mz. Tatmatrc Ia fully able 10 dis-
prove ant tulputst'nb nrHtnat him. Tho whole
trouhic II supposed IL have teen irdaccd l,y Il
nt-h TO Avoid psliue The heavy instalmcnii nl-
tcady aGjud Grd TO tho Er!tcd states.
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HutRInFteR and ThefA.

Drrine Tuesasy light burglars were rampant ID
the West D!stetur, and In their assaults upon
y.r.oue p'acce Eeapcd romethtag Of ha1rett.
The lumber uftce Of MettrR. MeMutlen & On
ccr. Ct o! CarAl Rnd Lake streets, vas visited
ard robbed ng everything of valuo which the
tcsu,rs could md. A tunhcr Of nycEcoate. mats
snd caps and what emsil articles lay around loose
they Carried Il. hut the plie Of lumber near the
cour ihs fall. d to touch. 49,.
a ryoerry f,orc. NO, 713 Wctt Ktuzie strcat,
wae tntcu i through tho door. ny the d-mohston
ri. 4 pane Of glass. and upwsrdh of 800 wnfto 81
'tsuon Of tits .19s q to relieve prohibttor1 isw,
Rrpau mid. relating To fec4 nf ] tanatAhulafH
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FOREIGN.
Further Difficulties Expected
Between Greece and
ltaly.
Additional Particulars Con.
corning thu Pe1iere
Disaster.
Decisive Battle Between the Brit.
ish Troops and New Zea-
laud Natives.


The RzpteTn QueatIOn.
arefrE AND TIE AaREEHxAT or 7H6 LA1k rEAtE
CONFERENCE.
I.axnUa, Ian. 81
The Greek Government will pto2ah!r S.vr In
isr sIhrsiou to tho conclusion of .hu ':un'rrrncr
IT rnss. hat II II Toured it, signature wi1 tc nc.
tnmpanIed hr rrscrvAtions wh,rh can only fond
s'pto,rkcttho d'n,ealtY With Turkey.
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The Juniper Tar soap IL the bsst
pnnity BY ladies with the most tender skins; al
the Ramc tms IT Is Invaluable as remedy for
pnplee, rough or charpcd hands. and all cutauc.
without a9graratinc tho malaly and giving palm to
: the patient. Manufactured by Caswell, Hazard
E, hnSz Yarl.
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MARRIED.

STE ELE-RAY-In this city. Jsn q, at the resi-
af s. tsv. IL i: X. Hs,nsid, ssmuei y. ssee!e nd
Miss Anna z. Ray, both OF Ibis city.
PEuTE-TEsTBROOK-l this city, Jan. q, at
the sesi1ence Of the oici4t1ng Clergy Rev Ar.
thur Mitchell James II. Petite and Nellie L. West.
tssnoI. hath nf this city.
IL st. Louis papers please copJ,
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Rrnxn,a Bronchial TrocheA4-st Your
Trtchrs are TOO well ana fsyefabiy known TO
need cummendaAou.
Hon. CHAs. A. PuELrs,
PRECEDENT MassAcnus cts 81 nate.
"My communication With the world has been
carry always in nv pocket; thsi uouhle IN M
threat fcr xhich tho ;rochcs are aspcci0c} having
made nc often Mcrc whtepc:es."
. MP WILLIE.
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MI pSc'g. ....... ..........l 31a F Toan. IN.
INN. a9.l6 lSW,R.s II ,t70
p. N. Ls,bf u ~ .>-21 dt ....s....
8p. N. 9JO3 4SW,E. % iQchcs.
Prof. Gt.ry,s D,e.s Coucart.

Prof. GtnFy'a Dfess Concart.
Professor Gnstavus Gea1y, principal tenor and
director Of Trinity Church choir, gives hi. annual
dresa cotcezt In the Music Hall, Crosoy's Opera
House, next Tue: day evening. Februsry a,
nss!stcd hy several CT. client eol0tstB {vocal and
insuumen'a:} aiso BY s lne ofchcs,rs. conducted
BY Fu7n Tickets can b: procured at Professor
cloaE and Lat room Wll b. open on this OCCASION
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If you vaiue life and property get
Fire Exttugnishcr for your building The pr,ce
IA within the reach OF all. Send for circn'aE.
tinted states Fire Ex1lnguisher Company, head
L{Ecc Dcy street, New York.
AVE any policeman; he WILL tell you
10 so and try Wolco,t's latu Paint, for thousands
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n
New and second hand furniture, Cooking and heat.
Ing sovcs cutlery. &C.. 1T 81 south Wells st., THIS
DAY, 1T 10 clock =. m.
W. Il. MITCHELL = co., Auc,.oaccss.
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Good Wines.
From specimens which nc hsya duly tested, VIC
csr-Iaily recommend the winca OF the Pleasant
Valley Eompany. at Hammordspor, New York.
S. 3 5teMart, No. III south Wa!ef street, Il tie
scent.
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Buslns ~ Failure at Minneapolis
ST. PACG. Jan 27.-S. Cnmstock. q merchant at
pai1s, ha. failed, WITH llsolii.s estimated
nt 3i0,.M0. H1a aatcia art hot KNOWN. OtAel
tallurrs, here and Ut st. Cloud. arc reported.
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KraI Estatf=>Tttp.
Improved

FOK eALE-Hy 4. Fowler T. Co., Real e.
S'.0n. p7''dlDE'' IMPROVED.
No. u. ma,ole.fr Ut houss on wabaah.Av., near
~. house and ID lot q vaoash.sr, near uaFrt-
No. Il. TWO fne houscs On CaIunet-.r-. near Tve1-
~ Fine h,!ck house. south OF Twentythird.ss., on
House aud 10. corner of wabash-av. aud narrl,
4 very choice houss and lot On Indiana av.. near
Eo1ss sId lot. sx acrcs. cheap, totbe village OF
s. on IN Fs.nsa
Teres W7fSs front houses Oh wAostaav nesF
II VII Monroes.: gooa frame hon.e:
Marble nont on Wat Msaisonst.
M ~ = fTentIntsh't. between ~soash-a'. and
!S1 snx s95f. .a5 1.s e 1a;s .e,
sefe.s % %sbsh:sS.sneA; Eldslaxecours. east
r.. r., Rs, It !; \ S.t,e ss.os side
is,teet fsont Cd Boath @ wassss,, old poaru o,
I1.9G - 4 euilu! .1ilE; :;
Menroe.st., shst u itsnht n, Two Milwaukee brick
WI N.@hins;"a @ H.. near May. .wo..sosy French
':f7s III wsrren:.t.. VII et I .hsS hsu,e nn4 lot.
~ Wcs; Ad:M. 's't n, h'a.s sr m s IT. -,
MI ~ fesaeass I'D i sfsnms. .''' @A' t'"'''s'
~ iok.:t. nrar liiar ii. NAV ,.nn.r .n, Io..
| .,touthwttt .urntr Haha.hny. md E!Rutrca.h.st.
III ai5 S.'ss 81: Ssc lux on w.ar. pear
ss.f ss IL saa; aat csi Z" %:ss ono n'''
T*u t..arsla g1uIt htuaes on si!ch,kan.As. Very
G"rner sa"ss,uon and jackson r1a. An olcx.n,
lwofwG-asoEy AID basement dwellings. on Wcs.
ill., :':sy IL 'Hz u G. :.. :ss ~;
! .
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3Dtanos.

TOR SALE-Pianos from eia5 TO $500.
L Double rred orzaas from 3its 10 tt9o. Asio,is.
Isrtea ana 70 rent Il low pflao, at ~ CIarks It,
WA- CAatkls.
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T11FEey. !.
AVfFEN
Nm. AoREIs' fCccEeEoR FAMED.

CoxsrANTsEorLE, .TRu- =.
The Lcv1nt TINS publishes r1mor that Sen
ator s.r. Of Nevada. will succeed Nit. Morris rs
American Minister to Gonstani!nople In March
yEI{,
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The coming summer tAusust I, 1sG9,l this
conutry is also TO be favored with Il total
eclipse OF the sun, in many respects more
favorable for obsei yation tlan the Inst. o.
curing IN land Of railroads aud telegraph
wires, access to The central line will be COM
para:ivc!y easy. Preparations have already
mere general rs Inc time approaches Profit
ing by the experience nf tho past, the meth
ods OF observation may be, aud undoubtedly
will be. improved. and the results will be
nt,rn ynlNnll1n.
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31artners GUa1lte1.

DARINaR-Warted- q welt established
J. VT oles ale grocery and producc commission but
nrts a splendid chance for good live rnaa With
1om E9Ot 10 5000 tu inrtst- For psftsrUl sss ea-
dfess or call on Il q, iSo So nth WAT.
DARTN want a man with
1 500 TO tAt 10 I.!n me IN este. lx NJ oan1!1c
every fanl rays ~ Esr ecns , ns9ns; m lnfoks,s.
lies ME ling business and having tbs cash. may At'
dress L ", Tribune ofacr. fos swo days
DARTNER-Wantea- eli1'lc husiucs:
i man with = e1nai! e.pit11. In wc1irs,ahl!Ahcsl
business that nrte fro s50 to fiso PER n1outh Ap
pt5 at 100 Madlsonst.. Room ?.
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15oaroi1tg anu Ho1glng.

m peck.court.-Two elegant unfurnishcd
~ fTnns rsrlors, also furnished rpou1s. suitable
Ear single gentlemen or gentleman aud Wis. Terms
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!, Grand ovcstaFe-"1, T1Is
= Ltd esss end retfN
. 1.,,t,, so,o-} w. ."
j. >'o''a 7''' \. .ca1cadc......A A. De KonsN
1, ,,csvst,n.-~ 1.nae d, chsaa9nsx. .pon,zetu
Hsl-s ~. i;hs 'h osnntr Wontrnissr .Lis,s
J. f'Ano o''o M:ije H1las Terp.
,,-.n.,,,, senaet = ts1isI!.. L1.M Ro..,n,
- Ms Cis,a Isnise Kr.,osF ia Eisnor relslli.
PART IL.
6. Violin Eolo-"WltchrH' uhncc". ..PA1&ulni
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DOAED-Suisc OF furnished rooms and
D board hy gentleman aud wife With awidox
lady. who would ACT - uut1e. "teEn there ARC no
other hoarslers. Must b. nice, quiet pl.ce. Ad-
drcls u. Tribune usdcu.
, 1869-01-28

TOR SALE Or Exchange for CITY Prop
l. c:ty-Txo huildtn. lots near t:snf-al vl1k. New
York city hiso, ls9 acIt5 heavy tlMlesr1 iaad ii
W!seol Inquire At No. Il Eas. Hsr:tsoa-st h-
, 1869-01-28

TOR SALE-On Favorable Terms-A new
L ttIck house on Warrtuav.. three stories and
ed bs steam. With conservatory and Bll modern ls.-
prev ments. Prlce {i2.0occ. GEO. SCOr1LLE, y
1aSasie-st,
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the ground to the caves on the outside is
about 45 feet. On each side and end are
thrco wide entrances, and about forty
large windows. Each side of the building,
for seventy five feet IN width, is covered
with roof having but little slant; then
il is raised some eight feet perpendicular,
the space being left open for ventilation,
and the roof continued towards the center
but much sleeper than the other, This
covers about seventy feet on each side,
and the remaining ten feet at tho top is
covered with fiat roof about eight feet
above the whole, the space being left open.
The appearance of the roof sugg st a
monsrous railroad bridge. Pot another
shed roof on eacl, side of the bridge in
Middlebury, beginning Tor terminatlng) a
little below the caves Of the present one
and you very nearly get this one 10 min
iature. The central and highest portion
of the building of $50 feet in width, is
supported through the whole length by
nineteen 'bents," or sections. These
have each four hard pine posts, 12x14 in,
and 65 feet long. The ridge is twenty
feet above these and Is IS feet from the
ground. On the inside the galleries Occur
py rs feet in width, on each side, and run
the whole length. These are twenty four
seats deep besides raised platform on the
back side about ten feet The seats are
on an inclined plane and each rises above
the other about six inches. On each end
also the seats are on an inclined plane for
about the same distance. do not know
that the whole of the middle of the floor
is TO be furnished with seats. The grand
Orchestra is to occupy one end of the
building and as far into the center oft as
may be necessary. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 people can be Accommodated under
the roof at one time. In the construction
of this Coliseum there will be used LOO,
600 feet Of lumber, five tons of bolts, and
fifteen tons of nails The whole roof is
first covered with planed boards and this
is again to be covered with fifty tons of
tarred paper, The Coliseum is TO be
brilliantly lighted in the evening with gas
If there should be much rain during the
week OF the Jubilee" then it would be
re'y muddy about the building II dry
and windy then very dusty. If the read
ers of the "Regster" can gain any idea
of the Coliseum and it's surroundings from
this description then my object has been
accomplished.
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to make at the present time in the bust
ness Of money lending in Vermont.
He has not even expressed an opinion
with regard to what that profit should
be. " E." and I'M" both admit that
just rate only should be paid and that
the profits of business should indicate
that rate, and ask them the question
directly, What in your opinion are the
average profits of business at the pres
ent time in Vermont you say they
are very high. Upon what facts do you
base your opinions? You and your
colleagues take the position that our
present legal rates are not high enough
Upon you rests the proof. 1t is ques-
ton Of fact and as susceptible of proof
as any of those great financial ques-
tions upon the solution Of which states
men and private individuals base their
policy in managing the most impor-
tant financial affairs.
You ask perhaps where shall we find
the statistics ? Go to tho Office of the
commissioner of the internal revenue.
He will permit you to copy for statisti-
cal purposes the returns of income from
one town. Select one, the business Of
which in your opinion will most near
ly represent the general profits of bust
ness in the state. Pursue this investi-
cation and enquire, what was the
amount Of property invested in securing
these incomes? You will tn en- have
sufficient facts If faithfully collected
upon which to base reasonably correct
opinion upon this subject.
Do not select for this purpose town
or district where extraordinary profits
are made, nor again too many exorbi-
tant incomes made in purely speculative
operations, like the selling of Silver
Mining stocks, and shall stoutly pro-
test against your counting in the collos-
sal fortunes made by the buyers of that
stock. Such chances for investment are
exceptional and seldom occur, even in
an ordinary lifetime. What is the "iust
average rate of interest at the present
time in Vermont" Is the question; will
the opponents of our present usury law
please answer IL.
y. Y. T.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-05-18
ONEY25 CENTS

The Great Quietiag Remedy for Chaarsa
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the BoIeels
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes SICK and reak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teethng. Call for Mother Bailsy's Q1ein9
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
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To REMOVE Moru PATCHES, rRrcKLr

w hrmoNL MUM PATCHES, FRECk LES
And tan from the face. use PrRRY's Morn AND
FREcKLK LoTIoS. Sold by all druggists. Pre-.
pared only by DIR. B. G Perry. SING
NOR BLACK WORMS, AND PINIPLEs ON
Il THE FACE, use PrRRY's CoMEpoNr AND
PIMPLE REMEDY, prepared only by DIR b. c. Per
ry, 40 Bond St.. New York. Sold everywhere
The trade supplied by Wholesale Druggists.
8m6
The language of nature and experience de
monstrates that whoever would enjoy the pleas
ures of food the beauties of landscape, the Joys
Of companionsh!p, the riches of literature, or
the honors Of station and renown, must preserve
the health, The effect Of foul, Injurious food.
entering the stomach is to derango the dices
tive organs and produce headache, loss of the
appetite, undressing sleep, low spirits, fever
ish burnings, etc., which are the symptoms of
that horrid disease, Dyspepsia, which assumes
q thousand shapes, and points toward mis-
cradle life and premature decay. Plantation
Bitters will prevent, overcome and counteract
all Of these effect; They act with unerrne
power and are taken with the pleasure of bev-
eroge.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort othe
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price.
The-all gone feeling which people sometimes
speak Of, is caused by want of proper action of
the liver and heart. These may be assisted and
the bowels regulated, by Parsons Purgative
Pill in small doses.
Corn and Flour are staple articles but not
more so than Jehnson's Anodyne Liniment
where known. 1t is good for children or adults
for any internal soreness of the chest or bowels.
and the best Pain Killer prepared under what
ever name.
Grey hairs, although accounted nm homer by
the old, have never been so considered with re
spect to the middle aged or young. These can
be easily remedied by the use Of "Barrett's
Vegetable Restorative" The only thorough re-
newer aud preventative of all the diseases Of
the scalp. snsJurg JournaL
Mr.. Renne claims that the name Magic
Oil' is his "trade mark" and that any par
sons who use that name for a medicine do so al
their peril, as much as though they stole any
other property of his, beside their extra mean.
ness The genuine Renne's Pain Killing Mag.
ic Oil is what the people want, and will have
Dyspepsia and Scrofula are two hydra-headel
monsters from which nearly all the ills to which
flesh is heir originate. For dyspepsia, the Peru
Wan Syrup, protected solution of the protox
ide of iron, is long tried and well established
remedy and for scroiula in all its manifold
forms, DR.. Anders' Iodine Water IL a specific
If those afflicted will try these remedies they
will thank us for the reminder
My wife's choice and the whole family
prefer it, Mra, :, A Aliens Improved
NEW style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (r
one bottlel. Every Druggist sells it
Price one dollar.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-05-18
The "Peace Jubilee" Coliseum
Boston, Mass May llth, 1869
Yours Very Truly
4. W.. =

Boston, Mass May llth, 1869
Mr.. EDITOR.
The time for the great "Peace Jubilee"
is now drawing near and of course every
body expects to attend unless there is some
good reason why they should not. This
grand concert as a subject Of conversation
rivals even the weather; and il any one
cares 10 look about little at head quar-
ters he will soon be convinced that every
effort is being made to make it a perfect
success, Step into the office in Music
Hall and there candidates are constantly
presenting themselves for examination by
the musical director, and this examination
is by ne means farce. But the most
visible evidence of the reality of the affair
is to be seen on St James Park. 1t may
be of interest to some Of your readers who
have not seen the Coliseum and perpaps
will not see it, to read a somewhat partic.
ular description Of it. The location is on
the opposite side OF the city from the
Filchbnreh and the Boston end Maine de
pc ?, at viii, h all Vermont visitors will
leave the cars. The distance is not far
from mile and half But the horse
cars run nearly there, or to walk, it would
take the visitor through the common and
The Public Gardens which which are now
beautiful, and will then be more so. It
is on land that has been made by filling
up the bay and at present is nothing
else than one vast gravel bed. For fifty
acres, more or less, about the Coliseum
there is no vegetation Of any kind But
| purpose more especially to describe the
building itself, and for most of the figures
gwen am indebted to the gentlemanly
superintendent who copied and gave them
to me at his office. The contractors are
j. Sears & Son and George b. James,
The length of the Coliseum on the ground
! is 500 feet, and the width 300 feet. From
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