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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

due from any person residing III another
town may be collected by placing war
rant for their collection in the hands of
the collector of taxes of such town.
By Mr.. Sladc of Mddlehury, for the
proper listing OF bank stock, which makes
it the duty OF the listers to put such stock
into the grand list at its par value. and to
forfeit SO for every share OF bank stock
which they may put in at less than its par
value.
By MIR. Stafford of Hartford, providing
that any town may hy vote increase the
penalty for driving over covered bridges
faster than walk to five dollars,
BY Mr.. Bailey of Ncwhury, which pro.
vides that whenever any railroad compa-
ny shall lay on, or make their road so neal
dwelling, church, store, factory, etc, as
to inuriously affect the same, they shall
be liable to pay reasonable compensation
therefore, the damage to he assessed by
commissioners, in the same manner az nov
provided by law
BY DR.. Scott Of Plymouth To compe
children to attend school. 1t provide
that any child Of good health and sounC
mind, between the ages of s and IA year
shall, during the term Of public school
be an habitual truant, said child may b,
arrested, and its parents or guardian o
master notified thereof If such motto,
should be disregorded, then the penalt,
imposed by the act of November u, 1856,
may be enforced.
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Legislature Of Vermont.

On Tuesday, bill laying tax OF five
cents Oh a dollar of the grand list of the
county of Addison, ordered to a third
reading.
On Wednesday, the bill making it the
duty of selectmen to require bonds of
Constables was passed by the Senate.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Hinckley.
Of Chelsea, that the President of the Sem
ate and the Speaker Of the House be in
structed to appoint Il joint committee of
two Senator's and three members Of tie
House, whose duty it shall be to take in
to consideration our present laws in rela-
ton to the listing of property and the
assessment of taxes, and ascertain if pos
siblc if some more just and equitable
plan cannot be devised, and report by
bill Or otherwise adopted on the part Of
the House
Bill legalizing assessments made in
School district No, 1 in Middlebury. and
providing for future assessments thereon
to committee on education.
Bill to amend sec 70, chap. 81, g. s.,
entitled "of Justices of the Peace" [no
appeal to be allowed in certain cases ;
third reading refused ayes, SO; nays,6G.
Joint resolution-From the Senate, re-
lating to the Supreme Court in the Coun-
ty of Essex adopted in concurrence.
In the Senate on Thursday-passed---
S. 10, in addition to chap. 81, g s., re.
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The War.

The prussians are reported to have
evacuated Meang and Beaugency. Contra
dictory statements are made as to their
movements, but at Tours the impression
prevails that they are going in that direc-
ton. A force of Prussians advancing on
Amiens have returned to Berteuil. A
Rouen dispatch says Gen. Bourbaki pass
ed through there yesterday on his way to
Lille. The Prussians were forced to re-
tire from Stenay by sortie from Mont
medy. A Berlin telegram says that at
Verdun as at Paris the besieged are
squandering their ammunition. A violent
storm passed over Paris on the 10Th inst
The French are Smelling NIeudon The
Papal Nuncio and the Colombian Minis.
ter had been refused permission to leave
Paris by the Prussians. Communication
with their Governments by foreign Minis.
tiers is required to be by open dispatches.
According to Tours dispatch the Prus-
slams fired the Chateau OF 81. Cloud ia
conceal their depredations The inhabi-
tants of the town of st. Cloud say that all
the valuables had disappeared before the
fire broke ont. lntrenehed camps for
the drilling of new troops are to be FORM
ed by the French, it is reported from
Tours. Lyons is to be supplied with pro-
visions for 10000 men foi two months.
NJ. Theirs returned to Tours.
It is reported that the North German
soverigns have been persuaded at Ver-
sailles to declare King William Emperor
of Germany.
The Minister of war has dispatches
from Paris to the 10Th inst. Sortiss con.
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lating to the administration and distribu-
ton oil the estates oi' ntc,tates.
s. 26, in addition to an act incorporat.
ing the Rutland Railroad Company.
). %, in amendment of an act to ena-
BILE the towns in the counties of Addison
and Rutland to aid in the construction of
the Addison and Rutland Railroad
II. s, laying tax on the county of
Windsor.
ii. 81, laying tax on the county of
Washington.
II. II, an act establishing an academy
and grammar school at Concord
II. 10, enlarging the powers of county
| clerks.
In the House, on Friday, bills passed
H. SO, to established Bennington Ora
School District.
II. AZ, to incorporate the Burlington
Trust Company.
II. 80 to incorporate the Monkton
Pond Cheese Factory Company.
Read the third time-H. 6S, to amend
an act to incorporate the St Adams Gas
Llght company passed.
II. so, to incorporate the Otter Greek
Dairy Company passed.
II. SO, to incorporate the Green Noun
tain Marble Company passed.
H. 81, relating to the payment ofeosts
by the State in criminal prosecutions be-
fore justices of the peace passed.
H. l19, to revive, extend and continue
the Stark Bank passed.
The amendments proposed by the Sen
ate to II. SO, to amend an act to establish
the Bennington graded school district
were concurred in by the House.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

The President and the Secretaries of
War and Treasury authorize the state
ment that no arms have been knowingly
sold to the agents Of France or to Ameri-
can citizens acting therefor That the
sales are not Of recent date, several hav-
ing been made since the close Of our war.
That several hundred thousand were sold
to the Turkish government, before the
German war. That the recent sale Of
100000 guns was postponed at the request
of the German Consul General at New
York, to give the German house a equal
chance for their purchase. The arms
were sold in strict conformity with the
Presidents neutrality proclamation.
Major General Hancock, who arrived
here last night, visited the White
House this morning with Gen. Sherman,
and had lengthy interview with Presi-
dent Grant.
The President this morning had long
conference with Secretary Boutwell, and
Commissioner Delano. II is now def
nitely determined that Delano will he ap.
pointed Secretary of the Interior With
regard to the appointment Of tommis.
sioner of Internal Reycnnc, it is stated
by reliable authority that no decision has
yet been made by the President.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

Used at the Crystal Wedding OF MIR
and Mrs. VIM H. Fonda, Of Charlotte,
celebrated Oct II. 1870, Rev L. s.
Walker officiating
Now iricnds hc-iew u listening ear
While |, in trembling without fear
The task perform to me allotted
And cite this couple double-knottcd
Ii amy now just cause can give
Why these together should not live,
Let them at once such cause express
Or hence "forever hold their peace
Full fifteen years to-day have passed
Since you, Mt hymen's altar blest,
Did vow through rough or sunly weather,
To sail life's untracked sea together
The Autumn leaves did then o. now.
Their colors blend on Philo's brow
While, yet unnamed your life boat lay
Secure from storm in Fonda'' (Fundy') Bay
But when your anchor you had lifted
And fairly "out to sea" had dri(tcd,
Behold! your boat mot strange TO tell
Was complemented with Belle (beD
And something still twould seem wa meet,
To make your tackle all complete,
AT sea we need sometimes employ
The signal service Of BOY (buoy)
80 while all hands were Cooking round
By certain matrons one was found,
(For "tellin' Of it, pray don't blame Il
And in their JOY they called il AVoe
Then long you rode on quiet seas
Before kindly favoring breeze
Till to your happy crew,-(good new ,
Dame Fortune added little SUsE.
With Sue, and Amos now, and Belle,
Would Fortune once herself excel
Unc little Grant alone was wanted
And Fortune smiled and GRANT wa Granted
And now, mid CLASSY seas and smile,
safe moored among the "Friendy Isle
II, in this CRYSTAL horoscope,
lou see the Urine, Faith, Love and llnrr
And still desire with courage true.
10 sail lfes Nuptial voyage through
Unite your hands when, at first.
You pledged your mutual love aud trust
With vows renewed and faith r,-plightrl.
Or long, or short, for life united
May Heavens best gifts your days attend
tnd all that witness sny-Amcn
The partie- reside On the slope of Mount Phi
10, and have four children whose names appear il
the Formula.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

The Boston Recorder will be issued
from Nov l. at $50 a year, made up
from the choicest and most interesting
matter in the Coagregationalia. II will
be just half the size Of that paper which is
one of the best conducted religious iourn-
ais in the country. and has on its list of
contributors, such rs Dr. Todd, Grace
Greenwood, Rev Albert Barnes, Prof.
Park, and Phoebe Cary The price it
is placed ut the lowest possible figure and
in order to succeed, the Recorde, must
have largc list Of w6scriJers' but be-
fore the enterprise was announced through
the press, many subscribers had sent in
their names One pastor, feeling that q
small paper at this extremely low price,
would do great good among his people,
secured aearly twenty names the first
hour. Agents wanted everywhere The
Recorder will be sent fourteen months till
Jan, 1872, for 81, 80 Send all subscrip-
tions to " l.. GrffNt i Go. L. Corn
hill, Boston
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

4 horse troi al Montpelier Thursday,
excited good deaf of interest \ gray
horse, five Yeas old, owned by W. W.
Joslyn Of Waits6eld and driven by T.. Ii.
Gilman. beat a bay horse, seven years old
owned by.Chares 4 j. W. Bailey, in 3
straight heats iime,2,5S, 1858, and 2,4S.
About 1000 persons were present, among
them so many members of the Legislature
that there was hardly n quorum left in
either house We have no fault to lind
with the members--Oh no-but eoniound
the horses, if they couldn't have made
better time than that in the presence OF
such company, they didn't deserve to trot
at the expense Of the state.-St, Alban'
Messenger.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

The Only PERFECT STovE.-From our
experience, we are led to believe that the
only perfect stove is the "New Empire"
manufactured by SWEET, Quimby u Perry,
of this city We have used the New
Empire in our own family, and we, to-
gether with many others who have exam
ined it, have pronounced it perfect. Dur
ing the coolest Of the weather We have
been able to keep steady fire for weeks
at time The small quantity of coal Or
wood which this stove burns, will alone
recommend it to economical hOusckcepcrs,
This stove is perfect bcauty--in style
and finish it far surpasses all others, and
it is quite an ornament to any house,
With the aid of "Ilawk's Auziliary Air
Chamber the fire can be kept under
perfect control, and can be made to give
out scarcely any heat, Or be made very
hot in few moments time.
So far this season the New Empire
has been exhibited at only two fairs, at
both Of which it has taken the very high
est premiums. At the Schenectady county
fair it was awarded a diploma for being
the best and most perfect cooking stove
on exhibition, and there were many Others
there, but the New Empire was declar-
ed by the judges to BIO the most perfect
of them all.
At the Indiana state Fair, held 70 lew
weeks since, it received the two very
highest premiums silver and bronze
medal. Attached to fhe stove is cop.
per or cast-iron reservoir, by means o.
which hot water can always be had which
is a great convenience of cold morning
There is probably more Of these stove
being sold at the present time than any
other two stoves manufactured. -Tro5
Exprem Call and see at Twitchcll 4
Brooks, in Middlcbury
TIE GREAT TRIAL OF THE SrEwAHl
Cook STovE.-A second trial Of the ccle
brated Stewart Stove took place at Rcy
nolds Brothers, 81 State Street, Wedues
day The store was thronged with Wis
itors all day, who witnessed. the creates
trial of cooking ever accomplished by any
stove trial. The fire was Einded at 7.j(
A. NJ, and was used thirteen hours with
out adding coal Only thirty-two pounds
OF anthracite coal was used, and it wa.
all put in to begin with. The work wa
done as follows:
One hundred aud sixly-iour loayes q
white bread or 234 pounds, and twenty
four loaves OF Graham bread, or forty
two pounds, were baked, consuming one
barrel of flour.
Meat roasted-2 turkeys Qarge), =;
lbs. beef, 10 lbs. lamb, III lbs. pork
Meat boiled ham, 10 lbs laml
stew, l. lbs, corned beef, ,ix largo
chickens.
Nine gallon, beef soup, / gallon
oyster soup.
One lamb pot pie.
Vegetables cooked barrel Of pota
toes, ! bushcl beet, 80 lbs. squash = head
cabbage, !. peek onions, ! peck iurnips
and apple sauce.
Dessert Indian plum puddings,
apple pies, T. loayes cake az lbs)
gallons tea, / = gallons coffee.
One and fourth barrel water heated
to $50 degrees for di4hwatcr.- Roc1cac,
(N " Democrat.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

II Is stated thai the Maryland Repub-
licans arc making thorough canvass Of
the State with good prospect of success.
They believe that they can carry at least
Q of the five Congressional districts, and
some hopes are entertained Of four.
It is reported that leading Ohio Re-
publicans, with singular unanimity oppose
the elevation OF Mr.. Delano to the posi-
ton made vacant by the retirement Of
Gen. Cox, principally because he is an
avowed competitor for John Shcrman's
seat in the United States Senate.
A contemporary at Louisville, describ-
ing Il little unpleasentncss there, says that
boy grabbed a water-buckot and ca-
resscd his step-father's head with it 50
assiduously that the old man at once lay
down to happy unconcionsnoss.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
G. Qpll RrNDt
MENTAL NOTICE.

Doctor y Harris will be absent iron home
some three or four weeks, after his return he will
he prepared to put up cases of teeth GU the new
pyfoNyline base, il makes the most heautiinI
work ever conceived by Dental art. II ia more
durable than any other material that ha ever been
uscd--eXcepting perhap. Gold OF the b,st grade
and Is equally o durable as Gold. The price
which this work readily commands is about the
same ssRubber although it is ineomparably better
than either Silver or Rubber All other opC ratieu
done IN Dentistry as usual.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

An Iowa man husband, few months
ago, agreed to give his wife three dollars
wenk to maintain comparative silence,
deducting one cent for each superAous
word she uttered. She now owes him
nearly enough to pay the national debt.
An English farmer lately pacarded the
following announcement Extensive
sale of live stock, comprising not less than
10000 head and I'm unlimited right
of pasturage." All he had was few hives
Of bees.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

GrLf urE.-We learn that party
composed of Governor John Gregory
Smith, Hon. w. c. Smith, NJ. c., b. p.
Cheney of Chency's Express Co., and
Hon. Jos. CLARK, trustees Of the Vermont
Central Railroad Co., rode from Royal
ton to Montpelier yesterday, on The pro-
posed route of railroad ria Williamstown
Cuff, between these Two points, and have
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with their observations As TO the fcasibili.
ty of the proposed road. We regard the
building of this road as not far distant
MonipeliW Joarnal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
Cambridge Cattle Market.
NREE COPIES TO JAN. | 1871.
4 TO New Subscribers.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,
FOR I1ri.

The Best ,i all agricultural Noohlic in Amei
lea say N. Hof.e4l.nrf, N..1 i'o7l.
" 1t has no equal in the entire field Of American
Agricultural Journalism. - Nan, farD"y.
rHE CULriyAToR 4 CoUSrRY GEVIeNAN ha'
been much enlarged aud improved during the past
year, and continues to maiutCin it, former rank
aa tho Standard journal Of American Agriculture
Including all the departments connected with tho
cultivation Of the soil for profit or pleasure, it j.
il aim to promote tho best Interest," Of its read
crs, 10 protect them from fraud aud falsehood. -
to provide them with the information most essen
ta in their calling, and, leaving TO others the
task of furnishing the tunsitory entertainment
of the hour, Ia present periodical Of frequent
issue Away frch and sca ionable, and especially
adapted in every department 10 the practical
want. Of the farmer and hi family
IN Eii,Hfof C1v,sJoal,gcr--
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

WHITES or LEUCoRRHEA requires for /
W euro Hunters Lterne Nrsngthena. Price
refunded if it fails. 1t will greatly benefit the
most aggravated cases. Sent, carefully packed
post paid, to any address by mailing Sl.2j to rs
at our risk GEO THUM a CO, 402 Broome
Street, New York; also for sale by irst-ca.s drug
gists. 3lriw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

Heavy oats are good ior horses mono viii deny
that; hut oats can't make horses coat look
smooth and glossy when he i out If conditions
Mca3ea's Cmgi.y iaa3t PcdD VIII do thi-
when all else fails
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

Reader, are you troubled with heaiaahe' Fry
Ronne's Pein-killing Magic oil. For all kinds Of
pain, and for sprains, or btu ie or for internal
pains or cramps, at work like q charm Gail
for it where you trade.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

Cramps and pain7 in the stomach, are the result
Of imperfect indigestion, and may be immediately
relieved by a dose Of j,dn7jq's 4a5dy1e Lintment.
A tea spoonful ia o litiie sweetonei waier Is ii
dose
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
OFFICIAL BIXHN fSS. !

Onis's O, JOSH Bt,IIvas F,n,en.l
AMMAN for 1871"
Nj Dcar hditoy,
srm ma, ara h,ro ,r., .,,,, 81, anal.
.cor ,Ln" a~a Laaa " 80 sna' o"'" q" s,a'o
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w;,b n "yth '"'' "''' '"'" ~" ''o'''''"
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w., .",I ~ Nv. ,''''' ouV " l"'
,O;ddIo ~ Oltohor $50 ''' "J oDU'J ~ .u'
49, F Wv A,,,,,, U'V ,on I99i '
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION

Ia ImE
NATIONAL BANK OF MlDDLEBt HA,
Al Middlehury. in the State # Vermont At rl.--
of business October :, $50
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

Used at the Crystal Wedding of MIR
and Mrs. VIM II Fonda, Of Charlotte,
celebrated Oct. II. 1870 Rev L. s.
Walker officiating
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
Look Out For Colds.

1t is pro, erhiai that people treat cnii tani
the generally accompanying cough) as something
that will cure itself; but neglect is serious ami
sometimes fatal The fame OF Dolls Nervine IL
the relief Of colds established Use this stand
ard remedy, and SO far abstain from liquid, of a!
Kind as u keep somewhat thirty for a few da5
md The MnIsf anll viii a.nn l.. snne
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25

The parte, reside On the slope of Mount Phi
10, and have four children whose names appear il
the Formula
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION

~ OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANh Al ORWELL.
In the State # Vermont, ~ the close # business
Ocioler 8. lSIn
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16

that the service will be performed to the satis- faction of every person interested than the fact that it is in the hands of tlIis firm.
 Service on the route between Tucson and Los Angeles will probably be continued 5r &easrs Platt 6 Capron, the latter of which gentlemen, We learn by the Bulletin is now in Los Angeles looking af> the service be- tween that city and San Dego.
 No service has yet commenced on the route between Tucson and Wicksnberg- we tra,, that the party responsible for this outrage on the public, when slch responsibility shall have been fixed, will be made to understand that none may sacrifice inc public interests with impuuity.
 HE RESULT That chain. gang has exer. cised damaging influence on the spirits of night jewellers. Ifany one will take the trouble to think over the matter he will discover that we kaye not had good old Mexican song, to break the monotonouS stiffness at midnight, for the past two weeks.
 FoR TIE BURRo:-On Monday last Mr. C. O Brown received letter from friend in San Francisco to the effect that 20 stamp mill, and material and implements for ths sinking of an artesian well were shipped from San Francisco and are now en route for Arizona, to be put into operation at the Bprro mines.
 If you would smoke the very best brand of Havana cigars, or ifyou would drink the very best of whisky, brandy, gin or wine, you can do so by purchasing at the saloon of J. Goldtree The stock jugt opened here is newly arrived from San Francisco and is equal to the best hitherto brought into he Territory.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-16
IF. F, DUNNE.

ATTORNEY Amp C0UNsELoR-AT-LAw,
 1901, r Street. WASHINGTON, D. c, Wiu promptly attend to the collection of all claims placed in his hands, against the gov. ernment of the United States
 Will also gay special attention to procuring patents for Mining Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers to Governor 4. P. K Stafford, and Hon, E. c. Mccormick. If
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-13
Democratic Decency.

"a bad man has gone to his long
account. A villain has shufiled of
this mortal coil. A despot has
kicked the bucket. There was great
rejoicing in Pandemonium yester.
day. Since that eventful day when
| Adam and Eve manufactured theil
clothes out Of fig leaves, there has
been many large gatherings in hell
and on earth. But the cavalcade
! that turned out in the internal re
gions to greet Edwin NJ Stanton,
who died yesterday, was, in all
probability, the largest that ever
paid tribute to congenial spirit" "
: Memphis Avalanche.
"The death Of E. M. Stanton is
an important proyidential event for
the good Of the country, not sur
passed even by that little disturb
aAce in Ford's Theater immediate
ly preceding the LAST VISIT OF ABE
LINCOLN TO ILLINOIS. = Lebanon
Patriot.
The man who could write that
last paragraph has the heart of
Wilkes Booth, without Booths
courage. He is an assassin at
heart, and, if he were not a coward
would be an assassin in deed
| Lebanon Star.