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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-07
l2o2. / lO,s.e,9,eH g,B Utnnett & Somp'S, aiu,t.
Es$s SrrWaIter5s 0crfaut gss
GS& bon -
Srun0ei9ent5um naBe &anoalsioDn in BAL
timore Guuutn.


tlllIore GourtO.
IN 5oI8r tint5 8ttrctes Oes arrts .@criht5 brg Gcun,
tps Baltimore in Der 9lnge Oou GleOuora SGuabeO uu0
branete ". SauEbep. Jun aegen 5runcts " puuQbID
len, oils BtuiRtettssSCrthies. lUttb Der urtsTIrldnr(
SsrlpaIter dut bittntlider Nutttou an Der 8tribisBaus,
Sbire IN SolDioHtoUrt
Wittwpdi, hSu 7. September,
WRttGGS II lbr,
itne lpti @runehiIde Urriuufen, bon 0entH Ol5 rint
unmiIieIbdr an Der ytCiitcrstolUu, JurHpite- HolO, cine
balbe Vtetle iiiOltd Oon Vitesutuc gcicgcu rnb a.
ndsr. mtbr ODER mEuiasr. entbdlt uno init eintHl
bpllsrnen Sdufe bebuut 1T.
gs 1T cine ME ueriEseuor Eutue auf Oitiem Plabt.
Der nnotre WlaB cntb0lt So Nder GnuO unb M unOt,
i6br 10 Dil. BON Der 5ta0t Baltimore an Der gtbcttur
3urnptte'ysodo aclegen. uHo 9renBt an ben GiuOrrtien
BON Yctrce Sboate, Suuto Neun uuo Cornelius Sbtp,
lev. ungetdBr Z s Ntcr ituO btbOllt. Is III elm gog.
Sdls, etntae bruhtbdune, cine EuClc mo Gin uupu,
lteabnres gBaltr aui benz pluks.
Die acknowledgements ala ourb bG3 Stiret por8t.
'trlsbcrL, 1T bdare 3ahluua.
=. y Wacain, Yerlulltcr
(gOS, lO,l,3D y HE. SDtudR, Whit.
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Scntfdhe6
Arbrit5 IlQ6wtl(nngs girrOu,
Rr. 272, SHosSroaOpop,
unter MuIGdbt Der -Deutfben Geftnfdat".
9tejsni9tn gyerionsn, peIbe btltiHe panoperter, Viz
better uno Stenfboten lu beihdftiget mini den, luoleu
Der @eisGibaft. prn. 3. 3. Weatnebof, Orr. a72,
Siio.Brpdopap, pcn0eu, iueI@er lteutseltlih Nuss
tunIt ertbcilen luiro. (5au. 26,1S)
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Gnericn,
Hatpnsptnt, NIB.

Der unterrt4t in otelem claiRiden uro taufmdnni,
Then dnitttun idngt an ben 6. Bepttmbcr. NIberes
~ ~erfGbren beun 4rinltpaI, pGitor %. ES. GbtIing
Jana, 70 IRtD
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.Rn ntrfanfen

E144 Gin QlUs an Der Sdrforb'9iuab. rabt btr
staot. nit stHcn 8roBeu BrunOnude, pd gut fur eintr
SdIdAtcr plicno. Ndbcres bel Geo. I. 9rctr, btn
Is dritb' Rart~ G]egtnIbsr. l2lS-5)
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3ano III ~perFamfeu.

RHF| ~N"V Ut
- 80 bsabItdytla,. uratIdhr 5000 Nder tobtr
lpsntger) gutes aanD am eeusIn Niuer, 3 Vleilen bon
Gnnapolis nahs elmer GiIsubabrsS tation gelsstn. d
Sottdses uno ant roibpenbi8sn @ebanot. 4 Atsr MI,
9Betniranbtn uno sintr YetIditbenbcii aitotrer Jridte
biliig jn b~ertauisn. $ 0iienbabniiSt uno elm Danpt.
lqin ealtren ben VlGb isOen Gag. gsarot th ausst.
jtlHnet tnr ttiHe &dn6iielen eigrtn, inoem es nabs
.lnem .tgeslsnten Wlurtt ut Man GoretRre ~. 3ie.
btnss," N~nnapplis, MQe. Uii-l
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RH nrrgnfrfrn.

NAs, Cine cute @cltRsnbtit fir tiutn Rarftadrlutr,
Sa.u9ter oosr AuOers. Cine tletuc GauOftue bon unpt.
tabr Is bis 40 Wider i'm b6hIen RuIturjuaanpe, nit
Nobnbaus uuO Jlebtrs &sb0uoeu 10 i'm Bau3tnl 8 Wi.
uOn NaihtnGton, D. q. YlisrGht ptritIl. YtOiuguna,n
lttdt. sur ndbste 4uslInDt uolt man f6 a,fdaian an
Samust SbpentGFsr, EaHaHD EpwH, o. g,
lDCuDCu fD1q-5I
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Serlangt n1b gein6t.

8erlaWgt aab geIn6t.
S6rtftfreer Sertanet.
Stnls' CUTE e5vt'tisssr Dtrosn SsrIaHst in Der OFF,
lLI oes n9nrrelponeentsu t2l2-i
8M mietben aefuht.
Snt r%rtttlertu 9bttls Der EtuOt, Elm atrduuigtr Rel,
ltr AnmtlounQen NIT ~ .. g." bElsiautt. uimlHt
Die Grp. .. Si. %sntergsn. t2l2-7l
@eGuAt.
Sin SIC@idnlteb tTinnerl. Der aud pien . arbeitsn
osShGgt. AG@lutta9tn IN Rr. 90, Rarfar. L2l3l
0erlanet.
Gin aut.smpfobsnss osuti6es Il6obsn fir cine Fltiut
6amitte. iuelhs paidsu. tohsn uuO biiesln fam. gta6.
~latra9tn in 9r. 835, @sH.%rattHraae. t2l3-4l
SerIanat.
Gin leoissr G6uslotr, UNI BET Der gBodt Ju arbtitsn,
In gr. 9, R0rs Sreheriafr., bel %eIer Wtintr.
t2l3-4l
8erlan9t.
Sin 6%hubmuber auf 6ll6. uuo usut Wrbtit Inn Sdus.
ga&IuIragsu in ber. SO, db'80parearaBc. lz13l
8erianat.
3Dtt ilres Wdnntr, UNI aui elmer 9anOfttlt "a drbtis
ten Na&laira8tn in Nfr. s9A, atsquitbHraRs.
Stclc. OcfWh.
Bur tinen l7sidbrigtn guttn 9naber, Der bisbtr I'm
9aHOs ~arbtlt,tt. pirO Elm, Stale in ,rerno ,iusm panO.
iP'Fts, SoeF ano.rn S'i@Sttt gslnSt: SE DsrS 6is gum
&ietrTp'S RSerfte, BET BrGu Srinlob. l2l3-5l
NerIanat.
Gin R~ii6trmdo6en, elm ainOtrmdS@tn uuo elm Wann
tur 8urttudrbeit bel Rilbtlm &attler an 0bnrlts.
arasen ApeHue, l. paus Oberbalb punttrBOou'AUs
t2l3-l
UerlGn9t.
Gin WtGObtn fir 8ep6bnli&t 3aufarbsit nuo iunl
Rotsn tnr ttne tletne Camille IN Rc. 50, pdnuptrs,
nabe eombdroRraGt t2l3l
DerlGnat.
Gin orbsntli@ss Utdbdsu, bas ~ unIhst unO iu biz
eelu ocritebt, StahIuiragen in sfr. 1913, SuesSrons'
map. SIitt 9o4n ptro Iu9et6ert. LAlS-9l
0erlangt.
6uui e4ubmattr fir Slit.Erbtt tu.ro,n ~U,rIargtt III
otr. So, 3arrilol., unbe @apfrdHe. l2l3l
8erIdnot.
Gin surge, UNI bas 9arbttr'9tI5dit Iu lsrusr, bGi
Sobann ubldnb In Rr. 8A7, Penufplpanta.Htoe,
t2lSl
DerLanat.
3uSt re acknowledgements Sur rolrttid tiGttae Hr.
better bralb.i it gu rtelbtu bttGSilb. &ndbt s Go,
Rr. 1, b'GutaDhrdfe. OBJ
Nerldnet.
Gin %8ut.enpfObItnts Tdb6er fir g.tu66nIiat Saus.
arbttt Ne@IutraGsn in Rr. ., 0bdtsaprtbfrdae.
casa
BerIan9t.
Gin outts RlnOtrmdob.n in Rr. %. s6aptttts,
2. Sbtrs ober3aIb Pireftrabs. (2l3l
0crlan9t.
Sin WGeGtn ium Rluotr,uartsn unb Elm Jrautnitut.
ter ilIn aogsn. Maiden uno gigeln In eintr tlcinaI
6umtlte bel 8utem Gobut. WluB GnaIiih iprt&tn une
gut empto4lsn istn. gu msIotntn Rr. 30, Cub -@bars
lcSaraae. l2lS4l
Ocrlan9t ipcrpeH.
6rautt, I'M Qoitt uno 0sfittt ~ rta1eri, IN RRr.
Al I. RRfE . Ri1Ifiuf 1rRaFaHP hi antIhhfff tsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-07

- Reftanration nue 4UffbanS su
EIiI DerfaHfen.
$1,000 IN srOBtn uno tletusn Sum mtn aus
Iuleiben.
tauft
Guusftipnen ~ ben binig5tn Rdtsu btiotgt.
aIeine S0uier ~ ~utrtauien In BOG, Aanoaus, We.
penrps, Wtonrosa, GegtnatOna, 6arntogafraBs, Genital.
Qosnue, 6ampHtao., tSaOcttts. Wionnrnsnts. YoppIeton..
Stridtr:, 2onbaro., Sdnpale', Stodtons, epatbpprta.
RraBs uno Observation-Disclosures.
Dusan S 0opper,
u2l-l ser. 80. Ct. vaulftrafs.
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D berFaMfen.

Gtnt OOrliRliae 8~ampfnaIhins CT gierbtIraft)
nsbf Damp'teiht. Wan msloe ib ioiOrt In Der Grpeot,
tton he5 g6orreiponOgrttl," Ode Der DaItimortiiraB
uIb Yofs DtiitCs Eucuur. (2Oi-l
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Aus philadelphia @ro1cS Teuer
SRynuSfdnnbcn SIHO 600.

gbilGOelpbta q. September. IN
Der 3eluuQre ADenue un0 Goates StTaBs
brad iteuer ans, OG5 einen Granddaughter Dol
Sl50OOO uerurlaGle. IS brannten cine SaGe
mRBtc uuo Elm pOlBDui, iOUls OerlaleOsHe b'
nabbaric @ei6aiie ab.
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Mu0cfOmmcN !
Yin 0~0telbGiiber nm Mcdaurateurc !

g Cine qartie oorjiqIittr Rbtin. unn WoIsIpei.
nsn. lprlhe ju St.96 unO %auiparts pro GunoHe Der.
tauft lUtrOen bet Il. Edrcner,
Il Cpt.3 ,3URNiu.5D Nr. 8. 6ios SiobTraBe.
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SlNt0 an p~crFauFcn4

Cine gut ciugetihtttett BON Gttia atbautt Bicrbrauer,i
nit acuern, > gBObubduitrn un6 2 Wtoresu qano in
lprpnne, Blatr County, pa, mSgen geidditsOtr1not.
aroks. t2IgAH
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SerhttgerWWgcW.
g. S. 6natbam & SobW.

We " N"~OAW !" SU9W'
BOrhSsAsSS Der eerlnstUH. u. GUHrtIauSRr .
Mathematician unb @runOeid,utbums Iafler.
MISUNDERSTANDING bon GrauOttBsrt6uHl. attisu
nnb Gblieationsu.
BtrfdHfe Don wObiGisn I'm Saui, ots gIs,ntbH.
Werg.
Btrtdufs con Sfsrseu SGeb. Bdstu Ii. & 49,,
no tB let1 mag,
Srieat:8 srtdufe con Pdr fern. ednSersltH u.
@ruhbmietben.
aHIsibeH psrfBafft auf Gtstntbum in Der Eiaoi
ufo aut benz 2anot. (Junt21 ,3g}g.)
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aut otttutlidtr HutttOu.
an dolge etnts Setretes bCs Qrets. 8tridtcs br Etubt
Baltimore lptro Der UnterJeihuttc, ais Neruulier. out
Oifsniltber Nuttton an Grt uuO STEELE, gtr. $40. gDet.
9onbGro', ndbt ScottftraBc. wtontag. ben 10. Sept,
RddjmtttngS 4 ubr. OeriaufCu:
0SdS qdHle slruHband uchff GebduIidbFSIten
in Ger Stubt Baltimore an Der Gibicttt Der Gombaro,
ltraBG, IN her Snittrnu1g pom . FUR Q Sou pom Der
SlOon'@de her Nonlbarb' luO ScUititraBe, a]nEanOCnb.
peIttr NRfangspuntt tn Der Ulitte Der SbtibcmGutr.
rutIbe has bau5 aut Rem itst ~ bclhretbenbrn VIate
pom 6auit Gui benz i'm QBeiteu augrenlenbtu plnbe
ttcnnt, tt 9sbt oGun oittt, ldngs Der SIOiSitc Der
Eu1barbhraBe, is 6uB bis tn bic Uiitte elmer ghstne1
mauer, tuelhe ous SauB OUT BEN ifBt 80 be hretbGuom
plaBt bon benz 6auls uuf Dem ocmlClbCn i'm Often an.
9%rtnItnoen irennt Oann luOlth, Idu45 bslaqtrr G6etbe'
ulnutr uno parallel init Otr ScottitraBc. 70 jTuB bis du
etnt ungsiabr 3 6uB brtitt Nlcn, nit OCrsu aercitr
lhuttlihem Stbrluhe buun lpetIit, lduas her ytorbs
lttts btldBter Wien, IL 6uB. uuo bnHn n6rbltb, paral.
lei nit Der ScottlttoBe unO ourd bic Wtitte Der crnos.
nurHttn Sdlstotlnuutr, bis Ium NnfunN spunttc. IaB
Bruuohtid 1T elmer iabrlihsn @runOmtctbe bon SIS,
balbiabrlth tn 8ltttm 3abnugeu am /. 3auuar uub /.
Suit Sdblbor. untCrlUorttn.
Die SanltdIelt.n auf pbi9tm plabt bcNeJer in ,lntm
GutasbauttH 2}s'tbdtgsn itge%lneinrrneu u ,rctr.
Sebdnee ino tno lest ns VI. $40. gDtt.GombarOIr.
befdnnt.
Bsriaufsbeoiu8urstu bic 6GlFte bddr, Der Wet In 6
uno 0 Wtouattn NIT 3lnitr, ooer Die gunIs Sumtne baar,
nGa1i NJ U Iieben oss 9Guiers.
Sac. -. Ufc@lruD. Yerrualttr,
MF "A AEpttNtNNHwne.
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I'LL SU.i ucu acbGatr Saui,r int BritnSI biz,
gOrFaglUaS ttnss bericltcu nit einenI qaoen, uorin
EN- @rofrtes, 5utttrs uuo QroOiiiOnss Beihaft init uis.
lem Griol8e betrttbtn iUiro. Der Ptab TT 81 FuB brett
uuo 2iO 6pR ttefi Elm ieoe5 baus lteat an elmer Gtrabe,
uno sttt orstie StraBs luutt IaHgs Dem yIlse. Sin
Srunntn nit 8uttm QBuler uuo cine Staauuq nit gpa.
9en,ReHiie. ytultre Nustunft giebt EbumaS Din,
@fe Fsr ct. %Gul: ume 6dpettChraat, Oosr an
u. y 8crman aui benz NldRt. t2l&-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-07

Sin no tGbri9cS WfGbcbcn cridicbt
Guf Orbctp tbreS Oeltcbten III
rem SdIpagcr.
8aIesbur9b, 81, 6. Sept. -8ts l6.
,dbri0e NtatD SpaulOiuB itoB auI UtgtiB
'brrs B,licbien, ptlher nit tbrem S4tua8tt
II eiueu Strii esratbtn mar, aut lsnen nil
ytncul R,uolUer utO brG6te tbnl. cine lebsni
| 1ej6brli4e Wuube bel.
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n~crfanirn

EH8A- Sin ilenes Saus nit 8 3inulrrr an gDtH,
YrattNrnBe btUiQ unO init Iethttl Yeoinguugct. ionUle
unOtre In Oeriuteoensu StGotlbeilen btuig unO NIT Ietd.
ten gtotpgunaeu.-gtn Inc Hlnotele ppu 81 Nder. @ Wlet.
len non Der StaOt. in lGOuer Belbattcnbfit, ~niebriatn
9anofeutn nu9e Der Stabt IN WturplGnO tuo gIrgis
Hitt. % Ruhiufpn s gpmp.
ELL yr. Il. N1tp N,uilbtnaa
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Dniirnz Nrrfnnf

@aiisnsG rri6tss 8rrinuf
IElM ron
IL ertbOolIem @ruHOeiufufbum,
Wr. 10. Hlbemnrles, uobe BapuhF.
Su Fpl9t zines RsFeblts Ots 0uiieu .Wrridttg Der
etabt Sulttnsre ,piro bic unttrteihuttt ala Wbmiui.
i%trdtortu Der OeriOrbrncu Wiuris 8oo0utre ~ uutoq.
BEN 10. September 1870. 1uhmittags lbr. ]uettduitH,
ben qaHIer Srunbplus sruRnIjUsfrft. an Der
II auB . Sou brett, unb 80 5uB ttf Qcbcuo. NIT nan
@tbduoe oarauf. beftbeno In etutn ]8.f6dtgcn bad,
feiulUObubauit, Nr. 20.
.StctnBuu9. 9oar8abllr8; zine 4uIobIau0 UQn 500
Ulro btt'n Hanft UtrlanQt.
Gliia .. 2cdnc. 0omtntHr.
,. q. SunipaH 3 Gubu. Wutt.,
v. W ..Sdt Der SeTtH8tot. II. GourtlGnbFr.
I2~llS2TQ9I-3l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-15

premium was awarded 10 Thomas jeff
crson".
The final race was opened to the $50
class Purse SIS. Entries, "Kilpat-
rick, "Green Mountain Girl, "Shoo
Fly. The LIST, 4th and 9th heats were
won by "Shoo Fly, in 2.37, 2.3s, 2.4O.
The I'd and Sd heats were won by "kil-
patrick" in 2.3S and $50.
An important result Of the first race
was the sale of Fanny Fern, purchased
by our townsman, C. Ticknor, Esq. All
Of which indicated to our mind that she
must have behaved admirably, and that
she is u promising animal. Otherwise
Mr. Ticknor would not have paid for her
the round price that he did.
The black stallion, Thomas Jefferson
was the especial admiration of all obser-
vcrs. He carried himself admirably, and
in the opinion of portion of the crowd,
ought to have been declared the. winner,
on account of "Snowaake's' running.
"Charmer' exhibited great deal OF
speed in the race, but, probably from lack
of condition, failed to compete successfully
at the close of the heats.
The good order preserved by the crowd
has been pleasantly commented upon as
an item worthy of notice, and it is GER
tain that it added largely to the pleasure
of the observers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-15
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,

For sale, one Of the bc-t era lnsI and dairy
farms in Addison County.
The subscriber offers Tor sale his farm. situated
in West Cornwall containing about $40 acre. /;
also a pasture OF Sc acres, one mile distant which
can be had with the farm ii desired.
The buildings consist OF handsome, capscious
cottage house, painted and blinded, and is com
plete in every part, with untailing supply "t
running water, brought into the wood house.
Not barn. or shed, or shelter for stock or grain,
or horses or carriages, or tools Is lacking. Thus
every farm want for comfort or convenience, is
fully met. Several oil the out buildings are new
and tssteiuly finished. and all in complete order
and repair Every barn aud yard is furnished
with an un'ailing supply OF running water.
The farm is suitably divided into Isllins and
bottom land, and has an ample supply Of wood
and rail timber. Every meadow and pasture oi
anv size has a constant supply OF living water
The farm is truly model one. and tor its size,
is unsurpassed in the County, in capacity and re-
sources for Welding large yearly returns:
1t will carry the year rcunds dairy Of seventy
five COWS.
For fui Their particulars enquire oi 5. Ii. Rock
we'll or Judge Slads OF Middlebury. or the pro
25tr $. S. ROCKWELL,
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
-
USE RBNNE'S PAIN-KILLINa
MAGIC OIL!
nIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM

"IT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM
Tue extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use Of this great remedy has excited the wonder
Of the world Every city, and village, and family
and every hill top, is echoing the glad song
which brings so much hope to the suffering-use
Rennes Pain-killing Magic Oil. at works like
a charm The very stones Of the streets are
redolent with this good advice. There is nothing
like it when it is used thoroughly as directed, it
takes right hold Of pain and kills it. 1t does not
move it from one place Of the body TO another,
but destroys it where it exists, by our "Flonk
Movements" (Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer on the enemy's own ground, until the
stronghold Of pain md suffering yields, and the
patient is free from pain, and is happy. What o
blessing in a family. The husband and wifs, the
children and hired help the cattle and horseg and
the stranger within thy gates, oil made comforta-
BILE by simply using RESSH's PArs-KiLLISc MAG
&c or. Bnt more than this, 1t makes those who
sell il wealthy, gaining for them more and more
confidence Of their customers, because they keep
so valuable remedy in their store for sale. Do
you value your own INTEREST," DO you love your
friends, Do you love yourself you ought!
Then don't neglect to purchase for timely use this
sure remedy for Headache, Tooihache, Neuralgia,
Cholic Pains Cholera Morbus sprains, Bruises,
Rheumatism, Colds, Sore Eyes, Cold. IN the
Head, and all other painful complaints-but be
sure and purchase the genuine, and keep it on
hand and be sure and use it, and tell your neigh
bors about its virtues, aud advise them to it,
and if your Merchant where you trade has not got
it in his store, urge him TO send for it, and il ho
will not send and get It for you send for it your
self. Be suro and have it. Sold by all druggist.
merchants and grocers.
WIN, RENNE, sole Proprietor and Manu-
Pittshld, Mac.
sold in Middlebury by
2lyl II. A. SHELDON, Druggi,,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-15
The NEW ARTICLE Of FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can buy OF
your Druggist or Grocer a package OF
Sea Moss Farinc, manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blame Mango, and a
like quantity of puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo. &C., Ac. 1t is
by far the cheapest hcalthicst and most
delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
t50mG) 80 Park Place, \. \,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-15
ALLCOCk'S POROUS pLASTERS

Step by step thl commodity has attained it- I'M
precedentcd fame. They are universally approved
They support, strengthen, and all the growth of
muscle. They appear to have peculiar effect
upon the nerve, allaying irritnbility, while sup
plying warmth They seem L. Tccunulate cleo
rcity md aid the circulation of the blood through
tho part whore applied, by which healthy actions
are induced.
Even in paralysis whcro the articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous plasters TO the
spine restored the articulation, and materially re-
duced he paralysis. In fact the patieut could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was helpless us baby We refer to
Mira, Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggist Agency, Hrandreth House,
New York. t0ml
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ERS
8. lS6O-X

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debii-
tatcd. As tonic and cordial for the
aged aud languid, it has no equal among
stomachics As II remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially
subject, it is ~upcrseding every other
.tmuani In all climates, tropical, tenn
peratc or lrigid, it acts as II specific in cy-
cry species of disorder which undermines
the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal -prii4 For sale hy all druggists.
iIOmG)
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What Every Horseman Wants.

4 GOOD, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE LINI-
N MENT. Such an article is DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment. Pint Bottles ut One
Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Collie, Sprain|
etc, warranted better than any other 1t is used
by all the great horsemen on Long Island courses
1t will not cure Ring Bone or Spain, as there is
no linnent in existence that will. What ii is
stated to cure it positively does,
No oantr Of horses u1H BE- ,utioDf II qfto ryig
one I0tti, One dose revves and often saves the
life of an heated or driven horse For Collie
and Belly ache it has never failed. Just so sure
the sun rises, just sure is this valuable Lini
ment to be the Horse Embrocation of the day
Use it one and all Sold by the Druggists and
Store keepers throughout the United States De-
por 10 Park Place, New York. I'm
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The Bread Loaf Inn is open for winter partic-.
Those desiring sleigh ride can hardly go amiss
in driving to the Peoples Inn. Prices will DO
held as low as can be and high reputation Of ex-
cellence maintained. Dinners, u cents; Oyster
suppers, 81. For Oyster SupperS We should pre-
fer short notice.
The Summer Season will open OF the Bread Loaf
at the usual date May 20. Terms for May, June
and Sept ember, $40 a month, $40 per week, 81 a
day; for July, $50 month, Sl2 a week, $3.50
per day; for August, $50 month, Slt week,
49, day. To parties remaining through July
and August the terms will BIO 500 for the two
months, To parties remaining three months, we
offer the low price of $50. Children under 10
half price; between 10 and Is. and servants, 81
price, good livery connected With the Inn.
JOSEPH BATTBLL
Rirton, Jan. L. 1870, ~
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THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
Dodd's Nervine,
AND INNIGORATOR.
a TnORorGH TONIC AND ToMAcHIc.
Take care of Yourself.

DODD's NERVINE is a PURE TONIC-har
monies perfectly with the NERNINE FIBRE
gives increased energy to the STOMACH, LIVER,
BOWELS, and other ,iseera,-and SUPPLIES
FLESH LIFE for the waste that is constantly ta-
king place. 1T OPERATES SO0THINGLY,-
is US PLEASANT TO TAKE as any wine.-and
with SLEEP and GOOD DIGESTION, which 1T
PROMOTES, RESTORES the afflicted to SOUND
HEALTH OF BODY and QUIErNESS.OF MIND.
1t contains opium, mercury or strychnine, $50
often used for nervous complains,) and is wholly
FREQ from any deleterous drugs whatsoever. Tens
OF thousands tesifying to ito curative powers.
See pamphlet accompanying each bottle.
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Be careful what medicine you
take.

Alcoholic stimuants are injurious to The ncry-
Gus health, and are ALWAYS followed by de-
pressing REACTION The strength that D0dd's
Nervine gives is ia, STRENGTH OF HEALTH
AID COMES TO STAY. Beware of the whiskey
preparations that have laid the foundations Of so
many habits of intca perance Whether under
the name Of Biters or otherwise, let the villain
Gus compounds alone. Better die of honest dis
ea than be burnt up by the fires of alcohol. For
the ingredients that compose Dodd's Nervine see
pamphlet on each bottle For sale by Druggists
and Country Stores Price One Dollsr
(is wD
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LAND FOR SALE
In bhiDr0RT.
About 80 ACRES or SCHOOL
LAND
Exempt FROM TAXATION

being part Of the cetate oi the late W Il. BIN
JAMIN There il no better land iu the town Tor
any purpose Every rol il available for either
cultivation OF pastungc. \ never failing supply
of water, and line piece Of pine timber, make
this one Of the most desirable pieces of property
ever offered for sale in this town. For terns,which
will be made easy, enquire Of A. p. skih, Of Bird
port, or A @. Pierce, burlington, Vt. Also
about itty-sx acres belonging to " " BEN
JAMlN, situated in the same town, on the west
sidc of and adjacent to Dead Creek, aud between
the iarm- of Nathaniel Wing and o. W. Pratt
Good pasture and meadow land new stump fence
abundance OF water. Will he sold at Il sacrifice
Terms easy. Apply Ia Frederick Miner or j. T.
Lamo, of Bridpori
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RlcnyILLE.--lce houses are being filled,
and rs We noticed the loads of large, beau.
tiiul cakes Of ice, we could not help Won
deriug how the process Of freezing could
transform the water Of Lemon Fair into
anything so clear and beautiful as the ice
was, The original name Of Lemon Fair
was " Limon Faire, "to make mud, and
given by the French, who were the first
civilized occupants Of the country near
the stream, and made grants in which it
was included. 1t may not be very po-
etical name, but there is vast deal of
truth in it, as it is certainly very mud
dy stream. We are having the best of
the winter at this time good sleighing,
and the thermometer as low as it has been
at any time. There have been, us yet,
only thirteen zero mornings this winter,
viz Dec. Sth, 10 deg. below 9th, 4 be-
low January 9th, . below; 18th, II be-
low, and at noon 2 below; February I'd,
4 below 4th aud 9th, each, 8 below I;
llth, 6 below 18th, l below Goth, 0 ;
25th 3 below March 4th and 9th, each,
2 below Two years ago we had A zero
mornings.