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There was a good deal of excitement
at liealdvllle on Saturday the 18th inst.
A MIR. Hoskison had hired q gang of
Frenchmen in Montreal to chop wood for
him but after working for him while,
they left for the service of another EN-
ployer Mr.. Hoskison procured a war.
rant 10 recover the. money, clothing and
Other things he had advanced to them and
went with the Deputy Sheriff Mccoy to
serve it. The men attacked them, beat
lloskison severely, and cut Mccoy on the
wrists, arms and head. In the afternoon
warrants were again issued charging them
with assault with intent to kill and their
leader and overseer together with R. D.
Bucklin, of East Wallingford, were charc.
ed with impeding an officer while in the
discharge of his duty Francis Jeremon
was held for examination in the sum OF
$1,000; Peter Guiette was held for ex.
animation in the sum of 81 900 Buck.
lin, $500, and the other nine were held
in the sum of $3.50 each for trial on Fri.
day next at Healdville; the entire bail
on the several charges amounting to be.
between $4,000 and $4,000. Mr.. Hosk.
ison's injuries, though very severe, will
probably not be fatal; but that he was
not killed is almost marvellous.
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TnE CESSrs,- census returns of ~
States have been published, and show
that the relative order Of the States as to
population has not been materially chang.
cd from that of 1860. Virginia, by the
loss of the territory forming West Vir.
ginia, has fallen from the 9TH to the 10th
State, and its position is occupied by Mis-.
souri,. The full returns of the Eastern
and Middle States have not yet been an
nounccd, but New York still holds the LIST
and Pennsylvania the second place. After
these come Ohio with population of g..
675,2l6; Illinois with 2,54O,216; Mis-.
souri, with l,703,000; Indiana with L..
66S.167 Massachusetts, with ,457, 1856 !;
Kentucky with l,324,264 Tennessee
with 1,25s,326 Virginia with 1909.
6O7 Georgia with 1885, 900 Michigan
with l,ls4,l5S; Iowa with l,l77,5i5 :;
North Carolina with 1,072O0O Wiscon.
sin with 1852, 1855 and Alabama with L.
O02,000. These make sixteen States with
population over one million, while in
1860 there were only eleven. The largest
actual gain in any State was an increase
OF 100000 in Illinois.
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The Election of n King of Spain.

The Constituent Cortes of Spain met on
Thursday morning, November 18th, to
decide upon the choice of King. The
sessions were opened amid great popular
agitation. The Deputies crowded the hall
in great numbers. Amid impressive 81.
lonce the proposition to ballot for ruler
was read from the tribune. The nomin.
atoms were then read to the Chamber,
and the balloting began. Of the 3S4 De-
puties to the Cortes entitled to vote, 81
voted. Tho ballots bong collected, the
President, Senior Gorilla. announced that
the vote stood as follows
The Duke of Aosta 1911
Duke Montpensier 27
Duke Espartcro 3
Duke Alphonso 9
Duchess Montpensier |
In favor of the Federal Republic so
Unitarian Republic 3
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Social EQUALITY. 1t is seldom we find
in the editorial columns of our Southern
exchanges so much good sense, accom-
panied by candid and dispassionate state
msnt, as is contained in leading article
Of q late number Of the New Orleans
Picayxne, entitled mixture Of Races"
The article is suggested by characteris-
tic paragraph in q New York paper of
the Tammany stripe, wherein it is assert
ed that "a great many of tie blacks think
they have not all their rights because the
Radicals do not recognize them as social
equals"
This libelous averment is made the
groundwork Of the Picdyune's article,
which indicates knowledge of the black
man quite beyond the comprehension Of
those Northern men who pirate of Rad.
ieal purpose to enforce social equality be-
tween the races, and at the same time an
entire absence Of the narrow prejudices
entertained 80 generally by Southern
editors Of Democratic proclivitiss. Re.
marks the Pjeayxne
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The VAN Mss Hous E.-This new hotel
has been put into service even before it
is fully completed in all its parts. The de.
mand for first class hotel in Burl 'ngton
had become so great that Messrs. Barber
d Fergerson, the proprietors, were
obliged to open their doors and "let the
crowd pass in." The proprietors are both
known to the travelling public as men we'll
calculated to fill the positions they have
placed themselves in, as public caterers.
The Free Press is right when it says that
the house is model of convenience and
comfort, which is sometimes more than
can be said of much larger and more pre-
tentious city hotels On the first floor
opposite the office, pleasant reception
room invites an entrance, while its hand.
some carpet and furniture, richly uphol-
stored with green rep, makes one feel at
home at once.
The dining hall, short distance be-
yond, is as it should be--where our friend
"Dan," is the caterer-one of the largest
and most cheerful rooms of the kind we
were ever in. Scattered about in conveu-
lent and cosy frequency stand black wal
nut extension tables, each one sufficiently
large TO accommodate eight or more per.
sons. Vending your way through spa
cious halls covered with heavy Turkish
carpeting, to the second floor, you enter
the parlor, where massive black walnut
set, beautifully upholstered also in green,
and rich English Brussels carpet, sug-
gested to us stay far longer than our
time would permit. Before descending,
however, we glanced to the bedrooms
above, arranged in suites and single rooms
all tastefully carpeted and furnished
thoroughly with chestnut sets trimmed
with black walnut. If we may Judge
anything from the look of exquisite neat.
ness and care which each room eyinced,
we should say that their future occupants
will be subjects of our sincere congratu.
lation. Altogether We say that the
Van Ness House will be an inn in which
-even the most notional may take his ease.
The Junior partner, Mr.. o. B. Fergerson,
will attend TO the Office business of the
house. and certainly his experience and
popularity is no small advantage to any
hotel.
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iARiilED.

RoH-snuB--ln Orwell, Nov "a, by Rev l.,
W. Brigham, Mr.. Willis Rich, of Baraboo, Wis.
and Mis- Della smith, Of Orwell, VI.
SnEpRIo1-SAlu-In Middebury, October 10,
by Rev. A. r Bailey, Mr. Charles b. shedrck
and Miss Julette Smith, both OF Middlebury.
Ss-MoRcoMB-Also Mr. Edgar S. Stey-
ovens Of weybridge, and Miss Sophia + Morcomb
Of Middlebury
CHArNAs-fgRGt soS--lu Salisbury, By Hiram
c, Ferguson. Esq, Mr.. William Chapman OF East
Middlebury aud Mrs Eunice Ferguson Of Sails
bury.
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HAgrsK's BA1AR contains, besides picture, pat
terms, ETC., variety Of matter of especial and
interest 10 the family; articles on health, dress,
aud housekeeping in all its branches; it's editori-
al matter is specially adapted to the circle 1t ID
Intended TO interest and instruct; and it has be-
sides, good stories and literary matter Of merit
1t is not surprising that the Journal, with such
features, has achieved in short time an immense
success for something of lite kind was desired in
thousands of families, and its publishers have fl-
ed the demand, The young lady who buys single
number of Harpers Bazaar is made a subscriber fol
lifs.-Nfe YorL Evssing Posf
The BAzAR Is excellent. Like all the periodi
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il is intended--the mothers and daughters in av-
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day making very many homes happier than they
may have been before the women began taking
lessons in personal and household and social mau.
agement from this good-naturod mentor tn.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-22

In Lawrence, Kanses,. 600 buildings
have been erected since the beginning OF
the year, and of these the greater part
are substantial private residences.
The President has oil the estimates OF
the different secretaries for the next
fiscal year. They will be considerably
below the estimates of last year. The
navy estimates are two millions below
last year.
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Total Including the blanks of the
Carlist IDENTITIES,

Total (lncluding the blanks of the
Carlist Deputies) 3ll
President Gorilla then announced offic.
tally that the Duke of Aosta, having re.
ceived majority of the votes cast was
elected King of Spain. The government
deputies INDUCED in tremendous cheering,
and the most intense excitement prevailed
in the Chamber The session was then
adjourned, and the Deputies througed to
the outside OF the Assembly. Senior Zor.
lila repaired to the balcony overlooking
the immense assemblage in the street and
amid oppressive silence read to the peo.
pie the official record of the votings, con.
Gliding by a proclaiming the Duke of
Aosta King of Spain. The applause was
deaiening and prolonged. The ministry,
who were ranged beside Senior Gorilla was
literally applaudcd Salvos of artillery
pealed from batteries surrounding the
Council Chamber and from the guns in
the citadel. Madrid has remained quiet
and though the popular feeling is ardent,
no demonstrations against the election
have yet been made by the citizens. The
Government is understood to have a strong
military force in readiness in case of any
outbreak Herald.
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If YOU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA,

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DIED.

Srow-In Bristol, Dane county, Wisconsin. OF
Saturday, November IL, 1870, Ward Stowe, aged
rs years on the day Of his death.
Mr. Stowe was native Of New Haven, and fol
a number Of years was resident Of Cornwall; al
20, for few years previous to removing to his
eousin, be resided in Brandon.
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In the United States just now, it is
said, there are twenty-seven young wo.
men studying theology, with view to be-
coming preachers /; nineteen are studying
law, and sixty.seven are studying medi.
cine.
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A supplement Containing numerous fuli.aisea
patterns Of useful articles accompanies the paper
every fortnight.
HARPER's Bazaar contains /, folio pages of the
sire Of Harper's Weekly, printed on supsrhns
calendered paper, and is published weekly
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u. +. sIEAAS's WAsuER.--sl00 to $3.50 per
mou,h-sure pay to active, intelligent men en-
gagged In the sale Of town and county rights for
o. F. stedman's Washer. Those wishing territory
will address with stamp, ; b. s. 5. Rockwell,
Middlebury, ". 30 SIN
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AnrnNriuN In Bristol, on Monday last, o
Typhoid foyer. Cora, daughter Of Cornelius ABcr
nethy, Esq, aged IS year.
DtKE-In Bristol, on the l2lh inst. Mn. Ezrr
Dixie, aged 20 years.
FARR-1n Lincoln, on Tuesday last. Mrs. liar.
vey Farr, daughter Of Simeon Palmer. E.q.. aged
81 years.
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HOMES. HEALTH. HAPPINESS.

HOMES. HEALTH. HAPPINESS.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT to all yearly sub
"A seribers to Appieoa's Jorraai, published week
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871

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ORDER OF EXERCISES.

TUESDAY, NOV, ZU.-S "A. M.-Meet
ing of Executive Committee at Associa
sion Hall, to prepare business for the
Convention as far as possible.
l0:30--Prayer meeting at Congrega
tional Church.
11-Convention called to order Com.
nittee on nominations elected.
1l:15-Address of Welcome by Rev
y. A. THOMAS, d. d.
1l:40-Organization.
APrRRNooN.-2-Prayer meeting
2:30-Question. What is the object OF
this Convention?
3-Reports from Associations.
3:45-Question, What good has been
accomplished by Associations in the
Oounties7
Observation-Disclosures meeting.
s--Address by Rev. +. p. HOOKER, OF
Middlebury. Subject: Elements Of
Christian Strength.
S:30--Address by Rev JAMES GIBsoS
JOHNSON, of Rutland.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. % to : A. NJ.
Prayer meeting.
9-Promise Meeting.
9:30-Election of Executive Commit
tee and other business
lO-Question, The Responsibility rest.
ing upon Young Men of to-day.
ll-Address by REV. 4. MILLS, Rut-
land. Subject The Christian Financial
Responsibility.
1:30-Report of Financial Commit
tee.
AFrERNooN.-2-Report of Business
Committee
2:lO-Address. Subject The Need
Of Bible Study for Young Men.
3-Question, The Benefits Of Chris
tian Conventions.
3:45-Praise Meeting.
Each Association represented in the
Convention is requested to contribute
through its delegates, towards the ex-
penses Of the Convention.
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CCHOOL NOTICE.
- The winter term Of the public schools of thi.
village will begin on Monday, tho 9th day of De.
cember next and continue fourteen weeks. TUT.
ton for those scholars not residents Of District No
1 the same as heretofore. Per order Com
Middlebury, Nov. 81, 1860. ss;2w
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CEN. ROBERT E. LEES LIFE Nearly
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etc vol, vo., 500 pages, Illustrated To b
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Rcnnos Pan-Killng Magic Oil L. the surest
cure for Rheumatism in use In fact. il Is good
10 cure any kind of pain lameness, and il H.
clean and delicious TO use. ~ work. like chnrln
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OAL! COAL

Fifty tous Of the best Lackawanna Coal At ),
cash per ton, for sale at Watch Point, Shoreham,
VI Apply TO W. A. MEAD, at the Point 33ti
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I4'ARM FOR SALE.

Being desirona 10 get rid Of tho carc- of farm,
l ode mine for sale at q low price The farm
consists Of about one hundred and seventy acres
Of excellent land, including ten acres of heavily
timbered land in the swamp. About half mile
from my residence is lot of about thirty acres
having on 1t house AN excellent well cf water &C.
The house live in is 2 story, thoroughly built
one, newly painted, 2sx32. There are also two
barns 30Si0 horse barn and she'd, about $50
feet Of sheep shed, n wood house 40 feet long and
every convenience for successful and pleasant
farming. will sell my farm Mt low price with
stock, farming tools wagons, harnesses, sleigh,
two horses, colt, five cows, one hundred thorough
bred sheep, some swine, large number of fowls,
&C., &c, given in. Possession of farm given
April LIST, Of the sheep after shearing
DAN WARNER.
Cornwall, Oct ,ber 80, 1870. 32;tf
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r f. v (. L & r s

LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn Cash As
sets, $500, 900. Grants life and ell
dowmcnt Policie- Of all approved form
Ample security low rates. Also ia
5ures against AcciurNrs causing death
or total disability. Policies written bJ
the year or month. Has paid 500 . i
q s.l Years in benefits to policy holders
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MARKETS..
Boston Market.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, Nov. 10.
Number Vi cattle received this week lti2;
sheep, l4,1si Swine, 1888
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Mlioolsburp Atgister
TUESDAY. nov. %. 1870.
The Second Union Convention

of Youngs Men. christian Associations and Chris.
tian people Of FINLAND and Addison counties
will be held in the Congregational church in
brandon, Nov. 20 aud 80, 1870,
All members of Young Mems Chris.
tian Associations in the two counties
all pastors Of Evangelical churches, and
al! who love the cause of the Master are
earnestly invited to be present.
We trust each will come praying for
9od's blessing upon the Convention and
its results. As we believe the good re-.
eeived at the State Convention was in
snswer to praycr,let us pray in our closets
for this gathering, that " He who seeth in
secret may reward us openly"
The people of Brandon welcome you to
their homes. Those paying full fare on
the railroads may expect return checks.
Our friends as they arrive will report
70 the COMMITTEES on Entertainment at
the rooms Of the Association on Church
Street
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STAMPS AND STENCILS

for mcohaui,, snd Manufacturers To- marx tool.
patent- 80. send for price E. IL. PAiA.
Payns Block, Burlington. VI. ouns and. Sewing
Machines repaired. Keys and Knife Blsdes.
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ATTEND the National Business Col
eye, Hornbrook's building, Main street.

Police CouET.-The police court on
Saturday was afflicted with the pres
ence OF two galoots only, and to these
Judge Forbes dispensed justice in a
manner at once lively and satisfactory.
Frank West was arrested on Friday
night, as we have already stated for tu.
multuous and dsorderly conduct at
Neuhard's saloon, on Market street.
He went into the saloon and ordered
drinks for himself and friend. To
Neuhards circumstances be returned
abuse and wound up by striking him and
breaking his windows. In default OF
$40 and costs he is to assist in building
the new military road from Monroe to
Union street across the hill.
George Hubbard got as full he n
goose on Friday night, and came up
Market street taking up both sides and
part of the centre of the street. His
chief amusement was swearing at pass
ers.by He was captured in his mad
career, and fined s. and costs or ten
days road building.
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The WAR OvER.-Blobbs rushed into
our sanctum last evening in an excited
state. Whenever he gets excited he
rushes. Let him get death grip on q
bad joke or an invitation to drink and
he at once changes his nationality-he
goes rushin'. "Spiv,' he said, and he
gave the northwest corner OF his south
eyelid funny little wink, "Spiv, the
wars over in Europe" Not bit OF
it, my hero" we said, mot bit of it.
The Prussians are taking Metz-otinto
views OF the French daily as heretofore.
The war over in Europe! Why Unser
Fritz hasn't struck out with his left
Duke at all yet. well, vot of ity
was the impurtable Blobbs' reply III
the war amt over in Europe, whcre is
hF We gazed on his ghastly grin one
instant, then Congressional Globes, Pat
ent Office reports, Grants messages and
other heavy and unread missiles followed
the base betrayer of reportorial conf
dence into the street.
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DISSIPATION AND LATE HOURS-
After the testal night comes the misera-
ble next morning, with its headache,
its qualms, its gloomy reflections.
Business must be attended to; but
neither mind nor body is fit for Buls-
ness. What is to be done? How are
the energies OF the system to be worked
up, and its reserves of vitality brought
out? How is the clOuded brain to be
cleared ?-the languid and relaxed
frame braced mp for action? Under
such circumstances, a single wine-glass-
fnl OF PLANTATION BIrTERs will bring
about an immediate and beneficial
change, and a healthml glow will be
diffused through the whole organlza,
ton by the tonic operation OF th'-
wholesome cordial.
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WHAT DID IT7-Lyon's Kathairon
made my hair soft luXuriantand thick,
and Hagans Magnolia Balm changed
that sallow complexion into the marble
beauty vou now see. This IL emphatl-
cally the language OF all who use these
articles. A fine head oil hair and a
refined complexion are the greatest at
fractions a woman can possess. The
Kathairon and Magnolia Balm are Just
what will give them to you and moth
ing else will. The Balm is the bloom
OF youth 1t makes a lady OF thirty
appear but twenty. Both articles are
entirely harmless, and very pleasant.
They should be in every ladys posses
sion