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Josh Billings on the Cote.

The cote IL koarsc WOODEN sheep
They have split hoof and whole
tail.
They hav a good appetite aud san
guine digestion.
They swallow what they eat. aud viii
eat anything they kan bite.
Their moral karacters are moi polished
They had rather steal a rotten turnip
out Of a garbage box than tew cum hon
estly by peck of otes.
The male cote has two horns Oh the
ridge of his he'd and mustash on his
bottom lip, and IL the plugugy of his ma
borhood.
A masculine cote will fte ennything
from an elephant down to his shadder on
a ded wall.
They strike from their but-end instead
ov from the shoulder, and az likely tew
hit az a hammer IL a nailhead
They are hi seasoned animal az much
so az pound ov assafitity.
They are faithful critters, and will stick
tew friend az long az he lives in
shanty.
They kan Kline ennything but greast
pole, and kno the way up rock az nat.
ural az woodbine.
They are az certain tew rise as young
crows: sum familys are haff gotes and the
other hatf children.
They are good eating when they are
young, but they leave it oph az they git
stronger.
They are always poor in the body, but
phatt in the stummick; what they est
seems to all go to appetight Yu mite ss
well agree to phatt an injun rubber over
sho b filling it with klam shells, az tew
raise emmy adipoze membrane on the out
side ov cote.
A phatt cote would be literary curl.
osity.
They use the same dialekt az the sheep.
and the yung ones speak the language
more fluently than the parents do
There iz only two ANIMALS of the earth
that will eat tobakko-one il a man and
the other IL cote, but the cote under.
stands it most, swallers the spit chsw
and all.
The male cote when he IL pensiv, iz
venerable and pbilosophic looking old
cuss, and wouldn't make a bad professor
Of arithmetick in some of our colleges.
They are handy at living long time
reaching an advanced age without arriv
ing at any definite konklusion.
How long cote lives. without giving
it up, there iz no man now old enough 10
tell
Methuseler, if his memory was bad al
forgetting might give good sized guess
but unfortunately for science and this es
sa, Methuseler aint here.
Gotes will live in emmy klimate and on
emmy vittles except tanbark, and if they
ever kun to square death it il pro.
found secret, in the hands of few, to
this day.
] wouldn't like to believe any man III
der oath who had ever seen q MASCULINE
cote actually di, and stay So
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I'm Appeal for Peace b. The Universal
Peace Union Of America.

Indifference Is impossible. The mag
nitudc Of the interests involved in the
present war in Europc--thr most cause.
loss Of all wars. arrests attention
Thousands OF hearts are in agony.
What voice can be heard What ap.
peal will be Needed
Weakness and pride. and want oi NOR
al courage have brought snfferings crying
aloud for repentance and relief. For
ourselves, We feel our want of strength.
Can we reach single ear, or heal a
wounded civilization and Christianity?
Three thousand miles cannot cancel
our obligations.
Moved by sympathy and love for all,
irrespective oi geographical limits, or
questions Of aggression or defense, Of re-
proach or justification, we simply but
ardenily, appeal to those in power, to a
common humanity, to professors Of relig-
ion irrespective of name, TO wise states
manship, to apply that law which is un-
derstood by every conscience" Do unto
Others as you would have them do unto
you
The spectacle Of populous and splendid
cities in n state of siege, and the cries OF
distressed thousands, fill us with anguish.
The labor of years and the magnificent
works of art, undergoing ruthless de-
struction, in time may be replaced but
there are human heings, whose groapS are
not heard, now starving and exposed, in
abiect suffering for the common necessa-
ries of life, shut up in Paris aud other
cities, and they demand immediate re.
lief.
We appeal 10 Prussia, in the flush OF
what the world calls victory. nation
protesting Chris anity, to practice now
the oii-rcpeated aud church-auded in.
junction. " II thine enemy hunger, feed
him if he thirst give him drink" and
reject custom so momstrously inconsis-
tent, TO starye ont the enemy aud cut of
his supply of water.
We are neither unminiiul of the man
ner in which you have been assailed, nor
without comprehension of the difficulties
surrounding your Bismark in negotiating
for peace, and are not willing to suppose
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From the Toledo Blade Of October 20. ls1u.
The New Route to ST. Louis.
THE SHORT LINE, VIA pfCATi Il.

The Toledo, Wabash and Western is
one of the great railroad corporations of
the country. Its eastern terminus is To-
ledo, but it has four terminal points in
the west, viz: Keokuk, Iowa Quincy,
Illinois Hannibal, Mo. St. Louis, Mo.
At Keokuk it connects with the Des
Mcines Valley road, and through it with
the Chicago and Northwestern to Omaha,
passing through the heart of Iowa. At
Quincy it strikes the Hannibal and st.
Joe Road, and makes all points in Kan
sas, and with the ST. Joe and Council
Bluffs Road, direct connection with the
Union Pacific and the entire State Of
Missouri Leaving the Quincy line at
Bluff City branch goes direct to Hanni-
bal, Mo-, thence over the new Hannibal
and Moberly road to Kansas CITY and
Leayenworth, making by this route an al
most air line from Toledo to Kansas City.
These three terminal points control large
portion Of the West
This company has now completed ls
new road from Decatur, Illinois, to East
ST. Louis, making a direct, continuous
line from the head of Lake Erie to St.
Louis, without break or change of cars.
The completion of this connection is au
event in the history of railroads in this
country. St Louis is the chief city of
the Mississippi, and is the point of de-
parture for the vast territory in the west.
A line Of road stretching from Lake Erie
to the Mississippi, passing through two
OF the greatest of the states, cannot but
be considered as one Of the great enter.
prises of the country, as by its new con-
nection il transports passengers from the
great Lakes to the great river without
change or delay.
The Wabash route is now prepared as
well for passenger traffic as any road in
the United States, and the completion Of
this most important connection gives it a
hold upon business which it has hereto
fore made no especial effort to secure.
By this line the distance from Toledo
to st. Louis is only four hundred and
thirty miles. The old Wabash Road
through the heart Of Indiana and Eastern
Illinois is used to Decatur, Illinois where
the new line branches off, passing coun-
ties and towns as follows:
Macon county, chief town Decatur.
Christian county, chief town Taylor
vile.
Macoupen county chief town Staunton.
Montgomery county, chief town Litch-
field.
Madison county, chief town Edwards.
vile.
The road before reaching Decatur pas.
ses through the garden of Indiana, and
the portion of Illinois that il peneirates
the best and richest. The counties we
have specified are not excellcd in the
United States in point of wealth of soil
and natural beauty.
The company's officers havr made am.
pie arrangements toproperly accommodate
the immense tide of travel that will nat
urally seek this avenue. They have
placed upon the road new and elegant
passenger coaches, fitted up regardless Of
expense, the ruling ideas being comfort
safety There is absolutely nothing lack.
ing in their cars The ornamentation is
rich and chaste, the seats are not only
beautiful but luxurious, and the heating
appai atus is the best We have ever seen
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Ia ~ OLt
Middlebury, VT, Oct. II, 1870.

In Oswego county, New York, a farm
er is now digging a second crop of pots-
toes from field that has heretofore this
year yielded a crop.
The apple crop in the interior of New
York is enormous. The estimated yield
in Genesee county alone is 10000 bar
rels. Prices range from 80 to sl,50
a barrel. The potato crop is also immense
and parties are buying heavily for ship
ment, principally to the West, at price
varying from fifty to sixty cents bushal
A movement is on foot in Mexico 10
connect the telegraph system of that
country with that Of this. When this is
done, all the principal cities of Mexico
will be in telegraphic communication with
the United States and Europe.
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Sewing Machines.

The Elias Howe and the Wilcox \
Gibbs are two of the best sewing ma
chimes in the world for family and gen
eral use. To make home pleasant aud
your wife glad buy her genuine i'm
proved sewing machine. Parties wishing
to purchase either of these machines by
paying in weekly or monthly install
ments can be accommodated.
Having taken the agency for Addison
County for the sale of these unrivaled
machines, l am prepared to supply them
at the lowest market price.
All machines warranted.
All kinds of sewing machine supplies
on hand.
Call at my store and examine for
yourselves.
L. R. CLAY.
Middlebury, VI, Oct. IA, 1870.
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STATIONERY
AND
r. NCX ARuICI E,S

ThelRegister Printing Company having pur
chased the entire stock of Smmon. a Tracy. nf
fer il at very low prices for cash.
W. have already made additions To the stock
and shall continue to add to il until We have a
larger and better and more complete stock than
can be found in Addison County.
The public arc invited to call and examine
oogds and prices.
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Read ! Read ! Rad!

Inc following letter from the largest drug house
in the United States
Office Geo Z. Goodwin and Company Wholesale
druggists 3S Harmon st. Boston-ls79
Dear sir-We have sold Dodd's Neryne for the
last six years and can truthfully say that it has
given entire satisfaction in every instance as far
as we know. During the last year we have sold
ope Nineteen thousand bottles of your valuable
medicine, and consider its immense sale a sufficient
proof of its reliability.
Truly Yours
Geo. c. Goodwin 4 Co.
For sale by all druggsls Price 81 3O;wi
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Attendance of Pupils Mt the Public
Schools of Vermont.

The reports of the Secretary of the
Board of Education during the last ten
years reveal some startling facts. From
these reports it is evident that the attend.
ance Of pupils, between the ages of 4 and
Is years, upon the public schools Of this
state, has been as follows:
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4 GENTS Wanted for new fresh book jus
IA out. lleadleys Sacred Heroes and Martyrs
very attractive in matter and style and steel en-
cravings of surprising beauty. BY the auth,r of
"Sacred Mountains" and other works that have
sold by the 100, 900. Old and new agents are
meeting with great success Send stamp for terms
Il. u. Treat Co., Gj4 Broadway. (30;wD
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Masons in Columbus, O., have tights
on top of four-story walls.
Wong Tong Paug, of San Francisco, is
dead of sufocation-probably with his
name.
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SEASON OF Is7O-.7I
NJ a s on 4 II a mlin
CABINET ORIGINS.
Important improvements.
Reduction Of Prices

The Mason Hamin Organ Co., have the
pleasure Of announcing important improvements
in their Cabinet Organs, for which patents were
granted them in june aud August last These
are not merely meretricous attachments but en-
hance the substantial excellence of the instru-
ments.
They also enabled by increased facilities for
manufacture, to make, from this, further reduc-
ton of prices on several leading styles.
Having completed and added to their former
facilities large new mandatory, they hope
hreaftor to supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made by this Company are
of such universal reputation, not only throughout
America, but also in Europe, that few will need
assurance of their superiority.
They now Offer Four Octave Cabinet Organs in
quite plain cases, but equal according to their
pacity to anything they make, for $50 each. The
Same, Double Reed, So. Five Octave Double
Reed Organs, Five Stops, with Knee swell and
Tremulant in elegant case, with several of the
Mason llanlln improvements, Sl2j The same
Extra, with new Vox Humana, Automatic Swell
&c, Sl6O. Five Octaves, Three Sets Reeds, Seven
Stops with Euphone; splendid instrument, S225
A new illustrated catalogue with full iniorma-
tion, and reduced prices, is now ready and will be
sent free, with testimonial circular, presenting
great mass of evidence TO the superiority of
these instruments, TO any one sending his address
to the MASON a IIAMLIN Organ Co, l54 Ire
mont St, Boston, or 800 Broadway New York
f30.WiO
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED for VIZ
Of New York

OR SOCIAL LIFE IN THEGREAT CITY
Married Women exposed, &c., &C. Price 50. %
The best Book to sell published. The best terms
to agents ever given. Address. n Y Book Co,
ll5 Nassau St, n. Y.
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SALE.

l. One hundred and forty acres of land be-
longing to the estate of Reuben Samson, late of
Cornwall, deceased upon which are two good
barns with sheds. The land is nearly all the best
OF meadow land situated on Lemon Fair in Corn
wall. CHAS. d. LANE. Admir-
Cornwall, Sept. ~, 1870.
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Look Out For Colds,

Ii is proverbial that people treat cold (and
me generally accompanying cough,) as something
that will euro itself; but neglect ia serious and
sometimes fatal. Tho fame Of Dodd's Neryine in
the relief Of colds is established Use this stand
ard remedy, and SO far abstain from liquids of all
kind as to keep somewhat thirsty for few days.
and the worst cold will snnn be ennr
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Can't Sleep Nights
should use this truly wonderful pedcine
DODD'S NERVINE
l. one OF the best remedies ever employed in the
cure Of the numerous and troublesome ailments
known as Female Complaints
For Whooping Cough.

Dodds NorviEe is administered with unrxnn.
pied success. Mothers remember this and save
your little ones the agency of most distressing
complaint. 1t also works admirably in Measles
bringing out the rash we'll and leaving the bowels
free and healthiul For the diseases which affiict
Children When Teethng nothing can furnish
more instant or grateful relief Remember. il
contains no Opium in my farm
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D0WNER. BOLTON & ALLEN
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS. SASH. BLINDS.
Mouldings, Arohitraves.
Brackets and Lumber,

Which are kept constantly on hand, or will be
made to order on short notice.
e Planning, Wood turning, Scroll saving.
Blinds painted and sash glazed to order.
Nswels, Stair Rails and Bausters on hand or
made 70 order.
- Laths, Shingles, Clapboards, Floor-boards and
kinishing Lumber constantly on hand and worked
aeslred. MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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sail tell you how it vos | drink mine
lager; | put mine hand on NINE head,
and dere vas vone pain. Den I put mine
hand on mine body, and derc vas anoder
pain, den pat my hand in mine pocket
and derc vas nottin. So ine mid dc
temperance. Now dere is no pain more
in mine head and the pain in mine body
vas all gone away. put mine hand in
nil pocket, and dcre vas dwcnty dollars.
So stay mid de d nperance.
William Hart is painting Lake Super
ior scenery.
Miss Kellogg is concerting in the Do
mnion.
Col. Dent OF the court has gone TO New
Mexico with his family,
John Bright is in better health and in
London.
Evansville glories in a misccgcnation
case.
An Ohio farmer chopped dowa bis or
chard Ito spite Betsey.'
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The Mormons are sleigh-riding.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY The Atlantic
Monthly for November has the conclusion
apparently of Bayard Taylor's tale OF
"Joseph and his Friend :" one of Mrs.
Austn's interesting papers, wherein Mis-
ellie" makes researches into manufactures
of one sort and another-this time it l.
gunPowder, aud the article is hltly entitled
"liigh'y explosive"-a singular article
entitled "Experimcnts; :" highly colored
article on Fechter's Hamlet, by Kate
Field; November Pastoral" in hexa-
meter verse b. Bayard Taylor; a memo
rial essay on the late Anson Burlingame,
and other articles .;oing to make up q
very interest g number.
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TuE lhrTLE CoRroRAL.-The Little
Corporal Magazine for November is a
beautiful number of most beautiful juv-
enile-good enough for the mos. exacting.
Since its enlargement and improvement,
and the additions of fine full page and
other engravings, The Little Corporal is
worthy of a circulation of at least a hun
dred thousand, The remaining numbers
Of 1870 are offered free to all who SUBJ
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A THOROUGH TONIC AND sToMAcHIc

Dodd's Neryine is not "A new medicine but has
been before the public for the last fifteen wears.
Il compounded from the Best and Purest drugs.
Contains no Opium, Strychninc or Mercury in any
form and is expressly adapted to the relief an /,
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II W. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
lie er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c With Old Middle
bury Marble Co. ltf
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Nervous Diseases

Cougs, Colds, Fevers, Aguea, Billiousness, Con.
stipation, Diarrhoea, Heaache, Commissions,
sleeplessness Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Con.
sumption, Painting Fits, Palpitation Reatessness,
Dizziness Children ssTroublea tn
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1 AZRO MEACHAM, Dealer in Ready
~ Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Va
bkee, Furnishing Goods &c. BRANDON, VT.
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L. X. WRIGHT, Attorney Il Coun-
ILs sellor, and Solicitor in Chancery.
Al MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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4 MOS DOUGLASS, Agent for Bick-
~ ford's Family Knitting Machine Please
cali at n. A. Thompson's and examine machine
and samples of work or address the agent at
27;y MIDDLEBTRY, VT
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II d. MUNG f. r, Dealer in
1Ls Watches and Jewelry, Books and Station
cry Blank Books, &c, No. |, Severance's Block,
Niddlebury. Vt. Al
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NTIDDLEBURY HOUSE, j. j. Sco-
Nl FIELD, Proprietor Court Street, Middle
bury, VT
Guests carried to and from tho House free SO
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COUTHWORTHS & SHERWOOD,
- Dealers in all kinds OF inisheI marble
All Work delivered. BhNooN, w.
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A P. UPPER, ATTORNEY AND
IA. CouSsrILoR AT LAW and Solicitor in
Chancery. ,
IS EAST MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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II r. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
Ls Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls Furs and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
MIDDLEBVRI, VI.
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NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ. D.,
~ DENTIST. Office at Residence,
ls MIDDLEBUR, VT
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A V. SPAULDING Attorney and
IA. Counselor, and Solicitor in Chancery,
,e.tf BRISTOL, VT.
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CTEVENS' HOTEL, ER0ENNEs, W.,
- c.. q c. Q. STEVENS, Proprietors
Guests carried to and from Cars gratis.
ETA good Livery connected with the House. q
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DR., LEONARD zEPP.

"AyING located at the East End Of
u Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be- found at his office or residence,
enc door west Of Stansbury's Hotel.
mny6,--6m
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u. J. II. BiIIingsIea

rs sin sciiyeIy engaged in the Practice
ofMsdicine-
nW Office and Residence at John l..
Reifsnidsr's. aug 19-tf
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NEW ARRIVALS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
J. YINGLING & ser,

BALTIMORE AND PHlLAUblfnia'
J. YINGLING & S0s,
HAvE just returned from Baliim0rrs
III Philadelphia, with very large ssa
Of new and beautiful Goods. A fuA =
complete line Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry GeA|
consisting Of Black and Colored Silk'' Y
pacas, Delaines, Bombazines, Merihos Z
wool Reps, Men and Boys var. 81
also q fall assortment Of Notions, psss
Shoes, Hats and Caps.
We are now offering the largest 400 3
selected stock of Goods that was esef o1as
in Westminster, all bought for the eas'
iirst-class cash houses.
Call, examine, and price our nes 81
and see if wo IRE not selling them ensaE
J. YINGLlNG q sV@'
sept 23,-3m
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Black Kerry syrup.

nf0k piarrhea and Summer Complaints
IL useH Herring Compound Syrup of Black
berry Root Sold By A. II. Huber and
Hopper q Wilmer, iufys
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. r. c. H0FFMEIER,
noMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

TIAVING permanently located in West.
III minister. respectfully offers his Pro.
fsusionAl Services to the patrons of Home
opalhy, and all those who may be suffering
ftou Diseases Of . CAroaic nature.
Except when Professionally absent, he
10y always be fonnd in his office.
n~0fice and Residence with DIR. S. l..
ewsrmstedt, West End.
auQ l9~-tf