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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-08-31
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
LIVES LOST yearly from the use Of
nv n - 4 n, ~ n

LIVES LOST yearly from the use Of a. d
TOBA &C o.
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terrible effects Of the noxous weed on the human
system. Dyspepsia, Headache, Disease Of the
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Bowels Loss of Memory and other diseases are
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Gko II. SCuTr.
Airy tor Ebellanl.
STATE OF VERMONT,
S,TATE OF NERMONT--Dstrict OF
- A ldjspn, SIS r.trr a . L... ,H..Y.. ....
The Probate Court for the District of Addison.
To all persons interested IN the estate Of
'f DAVID CUTTING,
lateof shorellam, in sail District deceased. ~

SO Iu HH rN ID III GHEETING
Gustpvu, A. Cutting. administrator OF the es.
tate OF David Cutting, late of Shoreham in said
1is ricr deceased, presents his ADMINISTRATION &C.
counts FIR allowance, aud asks for decree Of said
estate II is thefsiore ordered that said accounts
10 considered tor allowance at the sessionNof this
Court to be bsld at the Probate Office, in Middle
bury. on Monday, the SOth day Of August "A. ID.
1850 at ten clock in the forenoon, and that al
persons interested be notified to appear at said
session, and show cause, II any Won have, Nhv
said accounts should not be allowed. and such
close the settlements Of said estate. u
Dated at said Nliddlebury this 4th day Of AIuy.
A. COWS y. s. Jaags.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of

CTATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Addison S. 5.
The Probate Court for the District of Addison
To all persons interested in the Estate of
EDENEZER SAWYER,
late Of Leicester, in said District, deceased
GREETING
Geo. o. Swinington. administrator of the
tate of the said Ebenezer Sawyer, deceased, makes
his petition in writing to sad Court, stating that
the personal estate OF said deceased amounts to
81 1856, 31 the debts against his estate are about
$4,000 with expenses OF administration that it is
is necessary to sell part or the whole Of the
real estate Of the deceased to pay debts and asks
for license to sell the the same Therefore, by the
authority Of the State Of Vermont, you are noti-
fed to appear before saidCourt at the session there
of to be held at the Probate Office in Mddlebury,
in said District, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
show cause, If any you have, why such license
| should not be granted
Dated at Midd!ebury, this 18th day of August,
A. u. 1869.
21wS SAM'L L. COOKE, Judge,
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SKETCHES.

- We strongly recommend our readers to
procure the book 1t is written with the buovant
spirit of a man who is enjoying himself thorough
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appreciate the treasures. the antiquities, or the
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.


IA To the Honorable, the Supreme Court,
next to be held at Middlebuty, within and for the
County of Addison in the State Of Vermont, on
the first MONDAY after the third Tuesday OF Jan
nary A. u. 1870.
Donalds. OF Yergennes, in the County OF Addison.
in the State of Vermont shows and sets forth
that she is now, and tor the last three Years has
oeen u resident Of Vergennes, in the County ~
Addison, in the State OF Vermont and that on
the 9th day Of February, A. ID. 1866, at Queens
bury she was lawfully and duly married To one
Frank Donalds bv G. Morgan. Justice of the
Peace within the County OF Washington. State OF
New York authorized by law to sllemnize mar
riage, In the State of New York. and that from
tue time Of said marriage until now she has been
the Wiul wife OF said Donalds and lived in strict
fulfllment Of all her marriage covenants.
And she further shows that the said Frank Don
aids not regarding lis marriage VOWS and cove
nants, but wickedlv violating them, has at divers
and sunlry times since his said marriage with your
petitioner and before the bringing OF this petition,
committed adultery with women at present un-
known to your petitioner, and az divers and sun
dry times during said period treated your petition
or with mtolerable severity, and grossly, wanton-
ly ana oIGelly refused TO support her, and has de-
serted her. thereby leaving herin great destituton
Wherefore, for the causes aud reasons set forth
above, your pet toner, Marum Donaids, humbly
prays that Decree of Divorce he granted her by
your honorable Court aud that the bonds OF mat
rmon, between her and the said Donalds lac dis
solved and that she be declared free single and
unmarried, and lie restored to her maiden name.
Vergcnnes, July Is, 1869.
u MARIUM DoNAIDs.
Ono II. SCurT. .. r
Airy tor Ebelanl.
STATE OF VERMONT irr
County OF Addison. T..,.
1t having been made to appear to ne, Judge OF
supreme Court. hat the said N
ihallaa IN the nl,uve libel divorce il uud
sides thout the State of Vermont, it is therefore
ordered that lie he notified TO appear before the
supreme Court at the time and place above men
toned. hv the publication ct the above libel or
the suits thereof with this order, in the MID
dleburv Register, newspaper published a, MIDI
dlebuIv in raid County, tor the three weeks in
ctssion, the last Gi which publications shah te a,
least six aoeks beloie the meeting OF said Court,
thai he may show cause, il any be, has, why ths
liaytr ~ said petitioner should notbe granted.
J. PlERP0INT, t 'I
Olivia ''t Judge OF Supreme Court.
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Made of poor Rum. Whiskey. Proof Spirits, and
refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened to
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great Blood-Puriier and Lite-giving Principle II
perfect Renovator and lnvponior Of the SYSTEM
carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring
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the vital organs wasted beyond the point OF re-
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HOPS.-Market dull. Holders feel that prices
are low enough and decline to make concessions
The quantity Of last years crop on hand is estima-
ted at ID, 900 to 10000 bales. There are a few
bales of new here held at from p to 80, but there
are no buyers above 20. &C.
Crop of 1865, fancy. ,......... loo a lie
" good to prime, .......
f" poor to iair, .........
HAY-Shipping grades pr. lOOlbs 50 10
Retail grades pr 100 lbs. 50 l,2O
" new 100 lbs. 80 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
SPAIN.

sTRRANOs PROSPECTS FOR THE THRONE
PARIS Wednesday, Sept l, 1869.
The Paris Constitutional of to-day says that Mar
shal Serrano is daily becoming more and more prom
inent as a candidate for the throne of Spain.
PROBABLE SUPPRESSION OF THE CARLIST IN
SURRECTION.
MADRID, Wednesday, Sept J. 1862
Two Carlist chieftains have surrendered Oh promise
that their lives shall be spared. The Government
organs say that the reinfOrcements about to sail Will
be sufficient to extnguish the instruction in Cuba
BISHOPS TO BE TRIED BY SECULAR LAW.
Proceedings will be commenced Immediately
against the seven bishops who were apprehehded
for disobedienee of Government orders,
Minister Silvela is absent from the CITY, and ms
duties are performed adj interim by Senior Berena'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02

ing been robbed subjected 10 excuses which tho
pen refuses 20 recount and then were assasnated The
house was burned and only OF all escaped and that
one moTtaly wounded Juan GopIste}; because he was
an enemy Of the traitor Casanova had his tongue pulled
OUT by the roots and also his eyes while still alive
Jose DumenlRo and the young Jose CasellanOs were
Killed by the KNIFE passed across their thr0ats and their
ears and noses were likewise cut of from the dead bodies
santiago Pnjao, holding his little daughter OF three
years IN his arms was shot and robbed OF 80 ounees In
the jurisdiction Of Manzano party Of 50 Galatians took
seven small farmers cut their thrOas saved their blood
the adjacent town. One Benitez alone escaped
All this was done by the spaniards, Vamaseda con-
entirely devoid Of all sentiments OF honor and humanity
to be able to pursue such barbarous policy. 1t ono
OF the means used to harm Indignation overomss
us while writing OF these crimes and for the moment we
feel like initiating them by making reprisals; but this Is
not possibe tho sublime principles which we defend
have purified our sentiments and we reply to this
The families OF our enemy which are met in the nsur
rectiOnary lines have nearly all been furnished
with passports, and they have left. Those
own yOlition. Our generosity has in nowise hui
inflated U.S. neither has 1t had the effect OF stopping the
crimes and atrocities practced near u.s. Well now ask
OF Valmaseda, (which one OF the Cuban chiefs
manding forces has fallen In his pOwerl Howmany
Cuban prisoners have been taken on the Held OF battle g
gold, pleasures and blood in order that their vices may
be satiated. The gold much OF which falls into their
hands, is or much import, because with II paces-even
the very hgbes-may be bought ut the Court OF Spain
take up moments time more in order to relate another
circumstance, that the conduct OF the spaniards in
Cuba may be patent to the whole world. An in
at BayamO informs me, at the
last hour, that the body Of Manuel Gonzalez,
sugar estate SocorrO. brought into the presence OF
the Conor He ordered that the eess remains should
be dragged through the street 10 the sound OF music
troops at the headquarters OF Valmaseda. THIS act is
related for your knowledge of the same Our country
DoSITo MARMoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
VENEZUELA.
CIVIL wAR--MARACAIBo TO BE ATTACKED
APPOINTMENT OF NEW MINlsTRY-THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
MARMoL.

CIVIL wAR-MARACAIBO TO BE ATTACKED
APPOINTMENT OF A NEW MINIsTRY-THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
PUERTO CABELLo, Aug. 1O-The Governor of
Maracabo Gen. Pugar, having de1nitivey refused to
yield to the reasonable demands OF the Government at
Caracas, is inevitable. An expedition is to
leave this place shortly to attack Maracabo. The mill
tary part Of the expedition viii consist OF 5000 or COCO
steamers Bolivar and Naparari, and probably the Hon
heur with several sChOOncrs VIII be employed in the
petition Gen. RupertO MOnagas, who eit Caracas on
the 9th inst and Is at Valencia, Is expected here
tins force. Pugar, IL is said IS well prepared FOR the
attack, having greatly strengthened the Notifications
around Maracaibo and raised a large army reported
being in n state OF excellent discipline He has declared
and his well known character for courage. energy. and
hrmness leaves room for doubt that he Will make good
his word. The national government is receiving the
support OF the people most OF the provinces
There is lack OF soldiers than needed
ut present Offering to fight under Monagas Venczue
steamer has Just captured two schOOuers going
from one OF the Eastern ports with arms and amnun
ton for Pnlgar
During the absence Of Gen Monagas from the capital
the Government Will be administered by tho NicePresi
dent, DIR. GulemO Tell Nillcgas, assisted by new
fOnso H. Aguinagalde; Public Works, Francisco dc Sales
Perez; Finances, DIR. Juan V. Gonzales Drgado Into
riOr VIuccHto AmCngual; War, LcOnco Quiutana; Pub
lie Works, DIR. Antonio PareIO.
The presidential election IL at hand, and the prclim
nary arrangements for that event nearly completed
Four five candidates s spoken OF, but 1t h
deny expected that the choice OF the electoral body
Will fall on Gen MOnagas, the Provisional President
overthrow has gwen great satisfaction TO the Ncnezue
hans.
Business IS very dull and money scarce schor Emclo
CASTS Venezuelan Consul at Ncwlor sails TO day IN the
Paterson for his post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02

Government yesterday received the following tele-
gram; THE rebels in Tamaulipas acknowledge the
authority of the Governor Cara. The war has
ceased By post will write particulars We have
diligence from the State of Jalisco that Haflez,
who some tim. ago pronounced against the Govern
ment, has submitted to lie authorities, saying that
his movement was can err6Tj' and he de-
vered some notorious criminals that had Joined his
band; these have been shot without delay, but we
know not what punishment is reserved for the er-
ring chief Apparently, Don PlacidO de Ia Vega is
still in Topic, and it is reported that the Dictator of
that District, Lozada has offered to give HIM lands
and oxen if he will set to work instead of promoting
civil war; Evidently, the old Indian is the most
sensible man of the two. The disturbance in Tux
pan which commenced on the morning of the 18th
of July, was caused by differences about the cleo
tions for members to the General Congress. On the
fourth day the chiefs of the prOnunciadOs' took TO
flight, and order was restored. The telegraph from
1uXpan is now communicated with the Vera Cruz
line and is rapidly advancing to TampicO. In Quere
tarO, the dispute betwixt the Legislature and the
Governor, Cervantes, still continues before the
judges and the public but the latter is far more
than matcn in sharpness for the poor deputies who
are living in the palace under the protection of the
federal troops. Under pretext that the inmates of
the palace were implicated in the matter of the shot
that was fired from that building against COronel
COntreras, he succeeded in having arrested by judi
cial order the Governor vazquez who had been
cOceT, and three others. The rest OF the OPP
pOnents Of the cunning Cervantes made
quick exit from the palace, scrambling over
the walls, &c. The arrested were conveyed to
prison. but by order of the General Government they
have been restored to their asylum in the palace by
the federal force. The draft Of commercial treaty
with the North German Confederation has been
agreed upon, and sent to Europe for confirmation
Italy Is about to send us diplomatic agent, and per-
haps Spain will soon follow the example. There is
now much greater security against robbers, and we
scarcely hear of any of kidnapping, and all at
tempts atrevoluton have come to grief but neyerthe-
less business continues depressed and confidence
is not yet reestabished. In several parts the rains
have been excessive and we have reports of large
i'm Colima, JaScO, and on the River
Bravo. Mr.. Seward will shortly make us a visit on
his return from California lie will probably disem
bark IN Manzanllo, and come through Coma,, Qua,
daajara, Guanajnata, QueretarO TO this capital, and
thence to Puebla and Vera Cruz. Orders have been
given to receive him in all parts the nations
guest and his expected visit has caused great and
pleaSulable sensation in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
THE NEW DOMINION.

PRINCE neutrality-suspicious. RIOT.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-PTince Arthur is. ex
pected 10 pass here. without any public demonstration,
on the 2Oth inst, West n shooting excursion
BY order of Judge CoursO the chief Of the Government
Police with 20 men, have 10 Quebec 10 assist IN sup
pressing the shIplabOrers riot.
JEFFERSON DAVIS DENIES THAT Ills HEALTH Is
BAD-FISANCGAL AFFAIRS.
MONTREAL, Sept. IA private letter from
JEFF Davis states that the accounts Of hs Ill health have
been greatly exaggerated lie will probably continue to
reside In the United Kingdom for the rest OF his life 1t
Is reported that the Hon Mr. Rose Finance Minister Is
10 take position al the head Of American banking
house, to be opened in London, In account with Jay
Cooke Co. IL is said that seat is TO be obtained for
Mr. Rose I'm the British House Of Commons Ashton
Oxeudon Bishop OF Montreal and Metropolitan OF Can
ada, arri we'd here yesterday.
ToRONTO, Sept. 1.-The Gore Bank of IIamil-
ton has amaganatcd with the Bank Of Commerce. re-
cciviug 81 cents on the dollar for It's stock has been
determined that the Royal Canadian Bank Will open It's
doors Oh the 18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
GENERAL TEIEGRAPHIc NEWS.

THE loss by the Chestnut ST. hre III ihlia,
delphia is estimated at from $4,000 TO vi
paintings. The insurance is unknown
....Gov. Clafiin of Massachusetts, las ap-
pointed Eeazer C. sherman of Plymouth and Henry J..
Pearce OF Dorchester state Directors OF inc Dos'oH
Hartford ami Erie Railroad
Sixteen delegates from w-Engand
States left Boston yesterday morning Tor san
as representatives III the Annual communication oi tne
United States Lodge Of Odd felO"s' " pe H'iu " '"
city the last OF the present month
AT the annual election for Directors OF the
Southern Central Railroad, held IN AUBURN YESTERDAY,
the followng gentlemen chosen Tor the ensuing
wear; John H. Chedell ID. NJ Osborne, H. WOODRUFF WI
liam q barber William H. Seward. IT,, Nelson BeardSey'
q a. Rriwcs Uyanu X Clark. j. W. Dwight, L. Platt.
J. TAYLOR G. l.. Rich, and George D. Pet inns II t.e
old Board with the exception of George T0st ana "
Brggs who are elected IN place OF j. T. khapp ana D.
Lewis Grant the latter President Of the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
ERANCE.

THE EMPEROR PRESIDES IN COUNCIL-DIsCUS-
SION IN THE SENATE-sPEECH OF PRINCE
NAPOLEON, -.
PARIS, Wednesday, Sept !, 1909
The Emperor to-day presided at Council of Min
listers The discussion of the Senatus Consultum
was commenced in the Senate to-day. Prince Napo-
leon made speech on the Senatus Consultum, lie
protested his devotion to the Emperor and Prince
Imperial, and gave in his complete adherence to the
proposed reforms, which he hoped were but the be-
ginning of fresh reforms He denounced as itrec0n-
CiHabLeS those who opposed the loyal application OF
these reforms. The Empress arrived at Toulon, on
her WAY to Paris Yesterday. She is much better.
sarshal MacAiahon has arrived in Paris.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE EMPERoR's RECOVERY.
The Constitutional announces that the Emperor has
recovered from his Illness and will probably 60 to
ChalOns.
AN ATLANTIC CABLE TO SOUTH AMERICA.
Ratifcations of a convention forlaying telegraph
cable between Europe and South America have been
exchanged