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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-06
BRISTOL.

Monday of last week mine host Brown,
OF the Bristol House was brought before
Justice Gage, and fined, including costs
$40 for selling rum.-Frank Hammer
was hauled over the Goals and came down
to the tune of S28 for the same offence.
This is Franks second offence. The law
provides for the third.-Mr. Benton has
arrived in town, and is making prepare
tions to open his school for the fallterm |
understand he intends to do his own
printing and will do work for others who
wish for anything in the line of job print
ing.-E. b. Stewart has been to market
for his stock of boots and shoes. He will
open this week in Union Block. The
public will find all that their necessities
require in that line at his sale-room.-
r. d. Stewart has got his grist mill in
running order, and il prepared to do
grinding for those that will give him call
Elder T. Ii. Archibald returned from
his vacation last week 4; he has been on
visit among friends in New Hampshire !;
he comes back rested and refreshed ready
and willing to work for his Master. He
preached in his accustomed place Sunday.
Mr.. Marks closed his labors with the
Congregational church Sunday Mr..
Marks has made many warm friends dur.
ing his stay among us, and his departure
from among US will be regretted by
many.-Boarders from the cities are
leaving our hotels for their city homes,
Some still remain. We need better hotel
Accommodations here. Perhaps some OF
our citizens who are full of money will
see the necessity and move in the matter,
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Stafc News.

"A camp meeting is being held at
Wilcot.
"A county Teachers Association was
recently organized i'll Morrisvile.
Burlington claims nearly $4,000 in
habitants under the new census
Raymond Ellington of Stowe, has
sold his hardware store to Dwight Matth-
ews of Burlington.
There was family reunion of the
children of Mr., and Mr.. Jonathan
Bigelow, in Stowe recently.
Mr.. Cheney connected with the
Cheney Express Co, is negotiating for the
farm of A. d. Pottle of Stowe.
Brandon has two candidates. Stephen
Goodell and Y. Clark, for representatives
in the Legislature this fall.
The annual parade and inspection Of
the Rutland Fire Department will take
place Saturday afternoon, Sept. 10th.
-IIeber jackson of Eden had barn
filled with hay and grain, destroyed by
lightning few days since.
A General Term Of the Supreme Court
is to conn cnce its sessions in Montpelier
on the 1st Tuesday of November
The Seventh Annual Fair Of the
Farmers and Mechanics Club of Brandon
will be held Thursday and Friday, Sept.
9Th 9th.
"A new passenger engine named 81
NJ. Haven" has been put on the Rutland
road, TO run from Rutland to Bellows
Falls.
The Rutland Republicans in primary
meeting have put Col. Charles II. Joyce
in nomination to be supported at cleo
ton for town representative.
The Fall Term of the Brandon Grad
ed School commences Monday, Sept. 9th,
under the same board of instructors as
the last term From the catalogue of
the last year we learn that the average
attendance each term was $50 scholars.
There were 1906 attended the fall term.
The census returns, so far as rcceiv-
ed, would seem to indicate that the pop
ulation of the State is less than it was ten
years since. The larger towns in the
business ccntcrs Of the State, show gains,
some of them quite unexpected. st. AL
bans has nearly doubled its population.
Burlington has gained over 5000. Ben
nington, Rutland, st. Johnsbury and
MiddIebnry have each gained considera-
bly,; bat most of the towns show de
crease.
FUNERAL OF Gen. ID. W. G. CLARKE.
The funeral of Gen. Clarke at Burling-
ton on Thursday was largely attended.
After brief prayer at the house by Rev.
Father Lynch, the procession, which iu-
cludcd the children of St. Joseph's Orph-
an Asylum and number of friends,
moved to the Cathedral The bearers
were Hon. ID. A. Smalley, Hon. II. f.
Wales, VIM. l.. Strong A. j. Crane, l..
p. Blodgett, G II. Bigelow, l.. s. Drew
and G. G.. Benedict At the Cathedral
a funeral mass was said, Bishop De Goes
BRAND officiating, with a requiem by the
choir. The remains were inferred in the
Catholic burying ground.
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Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient 1t is far the bost
Cathartoc remedy yet discovered, and at once re-
licvcs and invigorates all tho vital Functions,
without causing injury to any of them. The
most complete success has long attended its use
in many Iocalitds; and it is now offered to the
general public with the conviction that it eau
never fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it..
1t produces little or no pain leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or ex-
cites the nervous system In all diseases of the
skin, blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kieneys,
lchidren, and in many difficulties peculiar to wo-
men, it brings prompt relief and certain cure.
Tho best physicians recommend and prescribe il ;
and no person who once uses this, will volunta-
rily return to the use of any other cathartic.
sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
Box, S0.2j Postage,
Boxes, 100 Is
IL 2.2j 80
II is sold by all dcalers in DRUGS and medicint s
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rs WAN TED
EVERYWHERE FOR

ilGhaY Wan igb,HthJ CASA laftR.
THE CHRISTIAN UNION with which is
given away that superb aud renowned work of
art, Marshalrs Household Engraving of Wash
ingtou. new story by Mrs. H. D. Stowe, just
commencing. The best paper and finest engrav-
ing in America Agents report "naking sl7 in
half day ''Sales easier than books, aud profits
greater" Wide awake Agents. Tcaehers Clergy
men and Others, male female, should send at
once for copy of paper and full particulars of this
entirely new aud unprecedented combination, in
which there is moro money than any thing now Of
iered. (2I;iw)
GEO. MAGELLAN Publisher, ) School Street,
Boston, Mas
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J. Perhann's
REVOLVING EXTENSION STOVE
PIPE SHELVES.


made after a beautiful design, to rcvovo and cx-
tend in any direction, fitted to stoyo-pipc Of all
sizes in common use provided with box-holcs for
the insertion of short wooden sticks when an OK
ira enlargement Of the shelf is desired for drying
fruit or clothing. While the shelf is needed for
great variety of purposes, housekeepers find il
especially valuable for rising bread keeping vic
tuals warm, warming plates in winter, drying
fruit, &C.. or for placing any article Of stove fur
niturc on.
c 4 L Y / o "
On account of the great demand for these
Shelves many attempts have been made to invent
a Shelf that would avoid our patonts and come
patents have been obtained ON some new, but
worthless points, that are Of no value to the in
ventor because the Shelves infringe upon some Of
our numerous patcnt claims We therefore warn
the public against dealing in Shelves that in
fringe upon our patents, MS VIC shall surely pro-
tect our rights to the extent Of the law
These Shelves are for sac at my hotel in East
Middlobury, Vt. Town Rights for sale by
r. b. FAIR, Agent for Addison Co.
Also one new buggy for sale 10y Il. d. FARR.
East Middlebury, Aug. ), 1870, 20;tt
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Probate Court-District of Addison.
Hon. 8. Il. CooKE. Ju

The following are the principal items
of business transacted Ia the Probate
court for the District Of Addison, during
the month Of August.
Louis Mcdonald, insane-guardinn's settlement.
Jonathan Perry's observation-disclosures makes
application for extension Of time, Court Aug. ~
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l,TATE OF VERMONT-District


The Probate Court for the District of New lla-
ven. To all persons concerned in the estate oi
LEhUEL b. ELDREDGE,
late OF New Haven. in said district deceased. n-
testatc GREEUNss
Whereas, Julius l.. Eldredge, administrator of
the estate Of Lcmuel b. Eldiedge, late of New
Haven, aforesaia, deceased, proposes to render an
account of his administration and present bis ace
count said estate for allowance and have tho bal
ance decreed to the persons lawfully entitled To-
the same. Whereupon the said court appointed
the fr6t Monday Of October, 1870, at 10 O'Clock.
A. n. at the Office Of the Judge of said court, IN
Bristol in said district, as the time and place for
said settlement and making said decree. There
fore you are hereby notified to appear beiol, sard
court at the time and place aforesaid to .he~
cause, if any you have, why the said aeeo1n,
, should not be allowed and the decree made.
Given under my hand at Bristol, in said lis
trict, this Path day of August, A. D. 1870
2i;3w HARVEY MJNSILi, Judge,
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WELLS
AGENTS WANTED (Male or Female) FOR THE
Physical Life of Woman,

HY GEO. tt. NAPKINS, VI. d,
This brave, pure Book is the great success of
the year. $4,000 have already been sold 1t still
sells with II rapidity quite unprecedented. Agents
all agree that they nske money faster selling it
than any other. Much t-class territory is still
open. Send at once for pamphlet, &c. Address
GEO MAGELLAN, Publisher Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. (2i;4w)
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22wj SAMUEL L. COOKE, Judge.
CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of

- NiIls0n, 3.
The Probate court held at Middlobury. within
and for said District, on the 18th Of August, A.
r., 1870
Thurman Brookins, administrator of the estate
Of said Daniel Witherell, deceased, presents his
administration account for allowance and make
application for decree Of said estate
Whcreupon it is ordered by said court that .aid
account and said application be referred to 4
session thereof to be held at the Probate Oaice in
Middlcbury, on Monday Sept. 70, 4. y. 1870.
for hearing and decision thereon and it Is
further ordered that notice hereby be given
to all persons interested by publication three
weeks excessively in the Middcbury Register. a
newspaper printed at Middl ebury, in said district
preyiJu to aid time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said session and show cause
it any ihcy may have, why said account should
not be allowed and said decree made.
22W3 SAML L. COOKE Juore
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A neglected cold and consequent cough, which
the timely use of some proper and safe remedy
might relieve and cure, when allowed to continue,
result in obstinate disease of the lungs, which
bancs tho aid of human skill.
WEEKS MAGIC COMP0TND has been sub
mited to the severcst tests in the twelve years Of
its existence, and has won for itself the high os-
teen in which it is held for the Of diseases Of
the throat and lungs possesses speciot virtue in
the cnre Of scpoe coids, common at this season,
No other remedy equals it for all such carcs. 1t
truly acts like magic, Ms thousands in Vermont
and New Hampshire testify.
WIN. JOSLEY & SONS, Barton, Vt, Proprietors.
GEO. c. GOODWIN co. au1 BURR & PER
RY, Boston, General Agents
Sold by all druggists 49tf
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GETTING Up CLUES.
Great Saving to Consumers.

Parties enquire how to got up clubs. Our an
swer is, send for Prise III t, and club form will
accompany 1t with full directions, king u
Large saving to consumers and reinunerative to
club organizers
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
81 and SO Nesey street,
l.. u. Box J6i3. New loRs. (2l Avn
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Ayers
]: 4 a3r Vigor,
IY' restoring Gray Hair TO
i'g rainral Vitality and Color.

"A dressing which
- at once agreeable,
healthy, aud efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
liar IS soon restored
To its original color
'elh tie gloss and
.llesh1eess Of youth.
fILa -.
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TATE OF VERMONT.--District of

Addison, IS.
The Probate Court held al MdlebuIy within
end iorsaid District on the 18th day OF Aug.
d., $50.
Joseph +. Ball Administrator, of the estate of
WILLIAM LAME,
late of Granville, in said District, deceased pre-
SCENTS his administration account for allowance.
and asks for decree Of distribution of said estate.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said
application be considered at q session thereof. To
be held at the Probate Office in Midilebury, ir
said district, on the 9Th day of Sept, A. j. 1870,
for herring and dec ion; and il j. further ordered
that notice hereby be given all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication three week, sue
oessWely in the Middlebuiy kegster,a newspaper
printed at sail Milllobury before said time of
bearing that they may appear at aid time and
place. snd -how clu-e, if any they may have why
said account should not be allowed and 7uch de-
cree made.
2l,Hl eAML I'll Z lnNk 4 Il.l.-n
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BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND
T. kNCY ARTICLES.

ThciRegister Printing Company having pur-
chased the entire stock Of simmons 4 Tracy, Of
fer ii at very low prices for cash.
We have already made additions to the stock,
and shall continue to add to it until we have a
larger and better'a aud more complete stock than
be found in Addison County.
The public are invited TO call and examine
goods aud prices.
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SAM ELE COOKE, Judge
state OF Vermont ADDISON County, $.


At the january Term, A. u. $50. If Addison
County supreme Court, Akcc / Carpenter, of Md
dlcbury in said county, filed her libel Of divorce
against Henry /. Carpenter, formerly oi Eiislnl.
ia said county, setting forth in substance the ioi-
lowing facts, To- wit,
That at Whiting, in .ail county, on the ii day
Of september, l>,5, she was married to the said
Henry l.. by Whitfield Walker. a Justice uf the
Peact; that She lived with the -lid Henry I. for
more than year in aid county and until his arrest
ior the crime cd burglary. vi the june Term,
1861, 81 Addison County Court. the said Henry
+. WIS convicted Of aid crime apd sentenced In
be couGnyd m prison AZ Windsor, Tor the tern oi
two ycsrs Since the oXpiIation Of said sentence
the 7lit Henry !. haf been convicted oi larceny
in the state of New York and .euicnced 60 he
confined in Clinton County prison ior the tenn OF
four ycdrs.
Since June, 1867, the said Henry F. has moi
Woyid, 4 any mean If support for the said Alice
l. or hrr child. And for tho causes above set
forth tho said Alice !. prays that hill of diSorcc
may hc granted her 10y the Hon. Supreme Count
tsigncd) ALICE |. CARPENTER.
Mdilebury, January 10, 1870
To having been made to appear that the said
Henry I. Carpenter, the party complained of ia
tho foregoing petition is without this State ii T.
ordeTtl that the said Henry L. Carpenter person
ally appear before the Supreme Court, next to be-
holden a. Milllehury, within and for the County
Of Addison, on the first Monday next after the
third Tuesday in January, A. d. 1871, and make
answer 10 the said libel Of the said Alice /. Car
penter. and that notice thereof be given to him,
the said Horny 7. Carpenter, by publishing the
substance of -aid libel, together with this order.
three weeks excessively in the Middlebury Reg
lister, public newspaper published at said Mid
,llebury, in said county, the last of which shall
be at least six weeks previous to the commence
mont Of the term Of said court
Given nnder my hand at Middlebury, in ail
county this 2}d day Of August, A. D. 1870.
II. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
Z. r. WRIGHT, Attorney. 23;3w
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Gold ! Gold ! Gold !
DEN TLS r. q Y,

n. llA X Il 5. M. ID.
Would most respectfully inform the public that in
addition to all the other Improvement in Dentist
ry he has obtained and is now using successfully
the splendid article OF
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snail repair 10 ner early grave IL VIII De
to shed the tears of grateful and tender
remembrance, and to crave the possession
of those Christian graces which enabled
her in her closing hours to urge so calmly
and SO sweetly upon them preparation
to meet her in heaven.
The Starksboro Autograph says that
one day the fore part of week before last,
man by the name of Samuel Miner. lost
a valuable span of horses by being gored
to death by vicious bull belonging to
neighbor, which had broke into the
pasture where the horses were. The bull
which was killed forthwith, had been too
long suffered to run at large to the terror
Of the people in tho vicinity. Owner
said to be good for the damages.-In the
course of the same week, Mr.. John Fitz.
gerald, an old man, and Irishman, CAME
to his sudden death by falling out of his
wagon, which hurt him SO that he died
1t was said by some that he was intoxi
Gated at the time; others attribute it te
his being taken with fit The latter il
quite probable.
GOLDEN WEDDIso.-Last Wednesday
evening, Hon. Roswell Bottum and hi
wife, Of Orwell, celebrated their colder
wedding at their residence, where about
two hundred persons were gathered L
manifest their regard for the Judge ant
his lady. Among the guests present wer'
Luther Dodge and lady Of Burlington
Alonzo Dodge and lady from New York
Frank W. Bascom and lady, and Henry
Moore and lady from Washington, ID. q.
Arunah Hyde and lady from Sudbury
Q. M. Nsrth and lady from Shoreham
M. G. Rice and lady, II. II. Jones ant
lady, Il, l.. Barber and lady, and j. $
Griswold, Esq, from Benson. Mr.. Bot
tum has seven children and all Of then
with their companions were present t.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

THE RAILROAD TAX WAR.-.Assist-
ant Marshal Clark came home yester.
day from q tour among iowa, johnson
aud Muscati.re Counties. These are
all heavily indebted for railroad bonds
and were plaintiffs In the suit that
last year created so much interest and
little less excitement. In Iowa and
johnson Counties the Captain states
that the legal contest is practically
abandoned. The people have come
to the sensible conc. fusion that the
best way is to settle the claims and
peacefully adjust a litigation that
has been adversely decided. Ac-
cordingly they are paying their bond
ed Indebtedness. Seven thousand
dollars Of the claims have been liq-
Undated, and other securities are in
process Of redemption. Muscatine,
however, refuses to strike her cOlors.
She flung out the war flag. and pro-
poses to fight II out on that line II 1t
takes every man in the County to-
prison for contempt, and the Sixteenth
Amendments have to pillow and run
buslness.-Registcr, Goth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

NEW X. X. PHoJECT.-The Oska-
loOsa Conseycdl1r refers to tie pro-
posed es tension Of the Dubuque and
Southwestern Railroad from Cedar
Rapids to Marengo, and blocks out a
route for continuation OF the line
by way Of OskaIoosa, Bellofontaine,
uarysyiIlc In this County, Charlton
ard Leon, To ST. Joe, Missouri.
Now, we ne~er can put much faith
in paper Railroads; but 1t Is plain
that the siarysyille coal-beds are
attracting attention abroad. We
l.sye proof Of this fact in numerous
ways and from various sources. All
right. AID let it tot be forgotten
that the A. X. Il d. route Ii the line
which intersects the whole coal field
Of this County. south Of the Dies
Noines river-knoxviIle Is well as
Narysviile--and which would make
fi.e best possible coal feeder for east
AnA west Roads.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

THAT NEW RAILROADS.. q.
Stein. OF Muscatine, writes to j. ii.
Sanders, Of Sigourney, letter dated
on the 2lst nit, and published in the
Sigourney Ne,rs Of last week, in
which he states that the Company
which has lately made preliminary
examination for a Railroad route al
far west as Pella is To be called the
"Muscatine Western Railroad Com.
pany." He states specifically tina.
Sigourney and Oskaloosa can be
made points on this route If sufficient
inducements are offered; that he il
satisfied that the funds are now all
on hand to build the Road as fast as
the usual amount OF aid can be Sc
cured along the line west" and that
no money is to be paid until the
Road Is completed, &c. He adds
that the whole 'n,ay all be under
way this Fall to OskaIoosa0r Pella. y
We would merely add here that,
according to our map, straight line
drawn from Muscatine through Sig
Quincy and Oskaloosa would, IL pro-
longed, pass about FIVE miles south
Of Knoxville; and Pella is about six
miles north OF Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

COMPETITION is "big thing" in
business. Here il current item from
the newspapers:
A few weeks ago -four was being
shipped from 81. Louis To New Orleans
at cost of 81 for four barrels. 1t is
now being shipped for 81 for five bar
rels. Competition did it. Shippers
say they can stand it If the steamboats,
can. Just think of it-2o cents bar
rel for distance of 200 miles.
This reminds US that last year We
had full-size Grover 4; Baker Sewing
Machine shipped from New York City
to Knoxville for less than two dollars
if memory serves. right, and one-thirc
Of that WIS the cost of bringing ovel
rom Pella.
And competition is one Of the grea
objects for which we want Railroad
connection with st. Louis.
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A., Ordinance

TO AMEND Section of an Ordinance
entitled IAN Ordinance concerning
the construction and repairing of
sidewalks, and providing for the en-
forcement thereof"
DE IT ORDAINED by the City
ID Council Of the City Of Knorvitte,
SECTION !. That an Ordinance of
the said City, entitled An Ordinance
concerning the construction and re-
pairing Of sidewalks. and providing
for the en- Increment thereof, approved
and adopted July 5, 1859, be amended
as follows: that in Section 3 of said
Ordinance, Immediately after the
words .and such Resolution shall be
published two successive weeks in
some newspaper published within the
said City" there be inserted the words
"or by posting said Resolution on the
Lot before which such walk is to be
erected or repaired
SECTION 2. This Ordinance to take
effect and be in force from and after
its publication according to law.
Approved and adopted this May 2,
1870. L. w. MCJUNKIN. Mayor.
Attest: w. r. RICO. Recorder. t4S)