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Com
mencement exercises of Middlebury CO...
lege, A. b., 1870, will he as follows. viz
Sunday, August 7-Baccalaureate
Sermon by the President.
Tuesday, Aug. 9, A. M.--Addres. be.
fore the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Rev.
j. M. Manning, of Boston.
Afternoon-Address before the Phila.
delphian Society, by Prof. G. NJ. Mead,
of Andover, Mass.
Tuesday Evening parkeriau Prize
Speaking.
Wednesday. Aug. TO- Anniversary
Of the Associated Alumni--Poem by
Rev. c. d. Noble, Glass Of 1854.
The Literary exercises will be succeed
cd by a dinner and social reunion at the
Addison House.
Thursday, Aug. IL, -Orations and
other exercises of the Graduating Glass.
The preliminary meeting of the Alum.
nj will be held on Tuesday, August 9, at
81, A. NJ, at the Lecture Room of the
Congregational church. A registry for
the Alumni will there be opened. The
annual meeting Of the Association will be
held at the College Chapel. Wednesday,
Aug. 10, at 81 A. NJ.
We are authorized to state hal per.
sons who pay full fare to Middlebury over
R. i b. and V. V. roads, to attend Com.
mencement exercises, will be passed home
free, on a certificate as above. signed BY
the Secretary Of the Alumni. if presented
on or before August 16, 1870.
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Addison County.

tuesday 1876 lbs. of butter we're
shipped from New Haven.
Several bears have been seen in Rip.
ton and Hancock this summer.
Mr.. n. LaFrancis is erecting b large
e~lspboard and single mill at Ripton
Hollow.
The fergennes Methodist church are
repairing and improving their church ed
i6ce.
The v~ergennes National Bsuk has
declared a semi-annusl dividend of Ave
per cent. free Of Gov eminent tax.
PosTAI CHASoE.-W William c. Derby
has been appointed Postmaster at i~.eices-
ter, vice A. Z. Stanley. resigned.
Mrs Marietta Hamilton has been
appointed postmistress at West Cornwall
vice Edward Hamilton. deceased.
The picnic at Ripton on the Fourth.
was a success, Speeches were made by
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs, Mr.. 7. &. Axtell. Rev.
Mr. Powers aud Mr.. II. Spoor.
A movement is OF foot in Versennes
to revive the old fashioned temperance
organization which was 50 popular yssr-
ago.
-George II, Scott. Esq OF Vergennes,
read his paper on The Battle Of Get.
tysburgh" before the Vermont Histori.
cal Society on Wednesday last.
An old man, his son and grandson,
three generations were lately seen in Sails.
bury at work in the bayfield, together NOW.
ing and keeping perfect time.
RIcHvILLE.--The Fourth passed OF
with the firing Of q few crackers and the
music of a mimic drum by some patriotic
little boys.-The Picnic at Lsrabee's
Point was in every way a success. The
day was favorable for boat rides, and
those who chose, improved il in visiting
the Old Fort.at I'll" Alas for our
human oneness. "-Attended the Teach.
ers' Institute at Vergennes, where We
heard many truths which made our ears
tingle. but they were truths nevertheless.
II children could but have such instruct.
tors as DIR. French, Miss Delano, Msssrs
kile, Lsavenworth, etc, going to school
would be a very different affair frou what
it now is.-While in Vergennes We visit.
ed the U. 8. Arsenal and the printing
o&ce.-Through the kindness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. K. Haven and family, we passed
3 week never to b. forgotten, but which
will be . lasting plsaspre for. n 10 re-
menbsr.
-Ano1g recent arrivals u. Bread
LOAF Inn sse Mr.. and Mrs J.. b. Ksk
ley, Mr.. and Mn. C. H. Corning, Aha
ny; III. aud Mrs. W. NJ. Huntis5esh
Rsshssssr George Sstspes RAaApAh
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Mild, Certain, safe, Efficient. 1t is far the he,
Cathartoc remedy yet discovered, and at once, To-
lieyes and invigorates all the vital Junction.,
without causing injury to any of them. The
most complete success has long attended its use
in many loealitid-; and it ia now offered to the
general public with the conviction that il can
never fail to accomplish all that ia claimed for it.
1t produces little or no pain; leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or cv-
cites the nervous system. In all diseases Of the
skin, blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kieneyS-ot
children, and in many difficulties peculiar TO No
men, it brings prompt relief and certain cure.
The best physicians recommend and prescribe H.;
and no person who once uses this, will volunii-
rily return to the use of any other cathartic.
Sent by mail, on receipt OF price and postage.
| Box, S0.2j Postage. cen
Z Roxes. LOO --.-.. Is
IL " %, ---- 80
It !. -old bv all dealer. in drug. aud mcdicin =.
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SUNDAY School INSTITUTE. The Ad-
olson County Sunday School Institute
will hold its second annual meeting at the
Congregational church in Vergennes on
Thursday and Friday, July 2s and 90.
1t will be conducted by Rev. james 8.
Ostrander ofNe~ York. The exercises
will be devotional and instr uctive consist.
ing of the discussion of topics relating to
Sunday School work.
THURSDAY FoRENoos.-l0--lO l.2 De-
v%otionsl Exercises and Organization.
10 1.2-ll. Scope and Office Of the
Sunday School.
ll-12. Difficulties in the Sunday
School work. aud how they may he OBJ
waited.
| l-2-2. Devotional Exercise.
2-2 l-2. What is implied in Teach.
ing?
l-2--3. How to Question q class.
3-3 1.2. Use Of Illustration in Teach.
3 - - sunday School Teachers
Helps"
"A IL. Written answer 10 question
what are the things most needed in the
Sunday School to attract, convert. knd
educate the masses2
l.2-5 Ia. lntan, Glass Lesson,
Ac " 5-l2.
! l.2-9. Children's Meeting-il-
lustrstion Of Priestly Costume-The Tab.
ernacle.
FRIDAY FORENOON.
l.2--9. Devotional Exercise.
80 l-2. Order of Sunday School
Exercises.
1.2-IO. Preparation Of lessons by
the teacher.
l0-ll. Teaching iilustrsted--Juve.
nile class lesson, Acts " Sig.
I'LL l.2. Adult clsss--how car
the whole church be interested in them
ii l.2-l2. Question drawer.
AFTERNOON.
LIZ. Devotional exercises.
2-2 l.2. How shall we make ths
Sunday School felt more powerfully on thu
week day?
2l.2-3. How shall we retain the
older scholars
S-3 l.3. How can Ne make th.
Sunday School more fruitful in spiritua
results
S1.2--3 3-4. Tne Tescher's conse,
Grafton to the Sunday School work.
SS-4-4. Closing exercises.
The programme may be varied il cir
c%umstances require.
SuooEsTIoNs.-Pastor will please give
notice Of the meeting from their pulpit,
and be present, ready to assist BY theil
experience and counsel.
superintendent will make ~ effort /,
have their Schools largely represented a
the Institute and be promptly present q
its opening.
Invite frieud- aud teliow.worker. /,
attend.
Bring Bible and biank.book aud TAX
notes for future reference.
Send to the Conductors table say sag
g~estions or inquiries you wish to make.
Pray at your tiresides and 10 you
closets for Gods presence aud blessing.
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TOTAL ISSUES; OoO, OOO-se, 600, 900 (which
of witch are placed in trust With the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company to redeem and caacel,
Sl,ooo, 900 bonds issued to the Dauville, urbans,
bi 'ornington and pekin Railroad, nov merged into
this road making the loan only s. 900 900, Over
hall Of which has been sold in Eurore and thi.
market The balance We offer at 30 add Accrued
Interest. At this low price the Bonds, being 50
amply ecuied, will he quickly marketed.
We have been thoroughly posted IN regard TO
the road from tn start, have elsely inspected il
irsm TINA to tins during the obstruction, and
being familiar with the wealth ADD resources Of the
country, the responsibility and integrity Of the
officers and and directors Of the company aud the
present. earnings OF the road, it Is with pleasure
that We recommend the Bonds as one Of the chesp.
est and safest Investments in the market, sure OF
high standard smong the best railroad securities
10 the country.
All marketable securities received IN exchange
At market rates. Bends delivered 10 all points
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
TURNER
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RUSSELL h. NEW, }
HENRY Z. FARR, WI" q
CTATE OF VERMONT.-District Of

- NTIIsOn, -,
la Probate Court held at Miiilebmy, in sad
district. "n the llth day Of July. \. il. 1870,
Edgar \. 0im-tead and franklin Hooker admin.
i-trainr- Of The estate Of
JAMES HtNIING1ON.
late 81 Whiting, in said district, deceased. preset
THEN administration account for examination am
allowance make application Tor n decree Of dis.
tfibution of 'aid estate. Whereupon it i, oriere 1
by aid court that aid application be referred /,
!, .',-iou of aid court to he heli at the Probate
o'ice in Middlcbury, on Monday, the lst day II
\"su-t, tls,o)' for hearing and decision thereon,
and ii j.. further ordered that notice hereof be Civ.
"a 10 all persons interested, by publication of the
anne three week. successfully in the Middlebury
EcgiSter,a newspaper printed at said Middlebury,
previous to aid time, that they may appear show
cti-c, if any they may have, why said account
may not Dee allowed and such decree made.
l6w3 SAMUEL E COOKE Juio-
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TATE OF NERMONT-District of

addison, =.
H. Probate Court held at MiddlebuI,, within
md ior aid District, on the Goth day of June. 4.
H., $50,
calvin Hill and kuiu, Wainwright. admini--
traitors of the estate OF
DtGALD STEWART,
late Of Middle bury, in said district deceased,
make application to said court for license to sell
all of the real estate of said deces ed, represent-
ing that il is for the interest of all the heir. of
aid estate that it be sold aud invested for their
benefit. Whereupon il i. ordered by aid court
that said application he referred to a -ession of
aid court, to he held ut the Probate Ohicc, in
Middlebury, ON Monday, the 2i,h day of July.
(lss0) for hearing; and it i. further ordered thst
notice thereof. he given 10 all persons interested
by publication three week. succe.siycly IN the
Middlebury Register newspaper published at
Middlehury before said time of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place. aud if
they see cause object thereto.
lAw3 rAMt FL T.. tuokL lmivr.
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church. In the morning the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Bailey, preached from Leviticus, lst
chapter, and taking his text in the first
verse" And the Lord called unto Mo-
ses, and spake unto him out of the taber.
n%acle." The sermon was o graphic exhi.
bition Of Christ as our atoning sacrifice,
as illustrated by the types Of the Jewish
ceremony Of Offering burnt sacrifices. In
the afternoon Love Feast was held and
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper ad
ministered. Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, o.
White River Junction. preached 10 thu
evening on The Bible Cause. Sermon
next Sabbath on 1.-The Bible, a Neglected
Rook@and why 2" -
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Piles Piles Piles ,

Outward applications are money thrown away.
The only permanent cure Is DR.. Harrison's Peri
taltic Lokenges. They strike at the cause. They
are pleasant, nor. like all pills, do they require
increase Of dose. They are exactly suited to Oh
visto conference.-the cause Of i'll health. Fot
ale at No. ! fremont Temple, Boston, BY l.. \.
HARRISON a Co., Proprietors, and hy all Drug
gists. Mailed for GO cents. II. A.. sheldon. II
gent, Middlebury. lj;2m
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-Cold closed last evening in the New
York market at lib.
Gov. Holden, OF North Carolina, ha,
declared Caswell county in that State,i in a
state of instruction. No cause for this
action is assigned, A. no new mtrages
have been reported.
A Washington dispatch ,-l- forth the
unjust treatment 10 which the Usage iu-
dians have been subjected by the settlers,
who have occupied their lands without
their consent and without right.
= George Francis Train lectured to q
small audience in the Bowery Theatre
last evening, on the subject of Chinese
VS.. Demagogues." He favored Chinese
immigration, and told the laboring mer
that the politicians were making tools and
fools Of them on this question.
The President has submitted to the
Senate the papers and correspondence re.
lating to the seizure Of American vessels
by Spanish cruisers, together with tn,
names of American citizens executed with
out proper trial, and others imprisoned
and subjected to outrages Of variou'
kinds.
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MDDIEBuRY GRADED School. 49, The
Village Schools closed on Friday last.
The Summer term was not quite 30 full
as the Fall, Winter, and Spring terms,but
the interest was kept up in every Depart.
ment. The following names Of scholars
standing highest in their classes have been
handed US for publication. In the High
School Department, Miss Carrie b. Rich
ardson. Teacher. - Standard Of perfect
100 Mary A. Burke, Lizzie Ainsworth,
Willie R. Holdridge, Stanley X. Kitchel,
Theodore G. McIlwaine, each 100 Geo.
Willard. SO; Horace james. 81 Nellie
Markham, go.
Second Intermediate. Laura A Good
rich. teacher.--Cora Kingsley, Jennie
Moore, Susie Parker. 99.9; Eva My.
rick. Ella Slade, Matte Kingsley. Matte
Conner, Mcdonald M~ulchahey, 80 Eva
Ainsworth, Lille Severance, SO; Clara
Marshall, Alice Twitchell. May Powers,
81 {: Clara Rich, Nellie Ellis. Cora Lang.
WORTHY, Alice Gibson. Charlie Powers,
Susie Sheldon, SO; Jennie Ainsworth,
Hattie Porter. 95.
First intermediate. Miss +. NJ. Walk
er, teacher.-John Stapletou. 9s.6: Al.
fred Bowler, 9S.l; Henry Nichols. SO
Fannie Kingsley, 81 Mary Gee, 96.2
Florence Putnam, $50; George Merri.
am. George Martin, IS.
First Primary, Miss Mary A. Hsckett,
teacher.--John Morrison, frankie La.
Flower, Minnie Harrington. one hall
term, 90; Freddie Severance, Barney
McAnnully, Ida Latimer, 50; Ellen
Buckley. one half term. 81 Peter Far.
rell, Carrie Noonan, SO; Ross LsFlow.
ers, 95. Arithmetic class from Second
intermediate Matte kingsley. Alice
Gibson, 80; Cora L~sngworthy. Eddie
Stowe, Lille Severance, one half term,
9s Nellie Ellis. Hattie Porter, 81 =
Clara Rich, Fila Nichols. 90 May Pow.
ers, 95.
Second Primary, Miss Matte b. How.
ley. teacher Sheldon, 90 Hat
tie ~iiawley, Julia Stapleton. frankie
Champagne, Eddie Merton. 81 Katie
Stapleton, Julia Eldredge. Hannah Lay
SO; 5 elina Young, Lille Ross, Eliza
King, Jimmie Roony, IS.
Third Primary. Miss Ellen Fuller,
teacher. Ida Greenleaf, Orpha William
son. Willie Powers. Matte Dsunis, 81
Lizzie Rogers, Susie Hosmer, Clara Hos
mer. Eliza Gee, Demos Hope, SO Haw.
ley Marion. johnnie Rice, Alice Wright
IS For half the term. May Dsunis, SO
and Daniel Murphy, IS.
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At = meeting Of the Republican Coun.
~ Committee held at the Office Of Col.
J. H. Lucia, in vergennes, on Saturday
last, the following Committees we're ap.
pointed for the several towns in the
County -
.Addi.sa--C. W. Strong, C. ". Reed, Z. Smith.
Bridpo1f--C. N. Hay ward, A. A. Fletcher, N.
=. Bennett.
B,i4sol-Levi Hssseltine, n. +. Dunshes, Il. b.
Barnes.
CsnWaH--F. Bond, .. u. Carr, Edgar sanford.
F~rsbs,gh-M. F. Allen, Geo. C. Robinson,
Putnam Allen. d
Goshsn-J. Carson, b. J. Brown, J. Wsshburn.
B. Hays.
Rancoch-A. \. Ingalls,, J. 4. Rhodes, J. o.
Robbins.
Lsie.av-wm. Seymour Alden. VIZ. Powers,
A. D. Stanley.
Lineoin--S. NJ. Colby. Howard Clark, H. lsrr.
M1dle6ury--Justus Cobb, c.. D. Earl, II. D.
Maynard, l.. c.. Bsrrows, T.. A. Bond.
.Moaktoa--P. K.0raves,L L. +. Beers, U. X. Tobey.
Ntu Ha,sa-E. s. Bottum, 8. B. NJ. Ccwles, +
smith.
Onuei-D. Z. Bascom,C C. E. Abel, c.. +. Branch.
Psaion-S. :. Gaines, J. Spencer, W. II. Ter
Brock.
R,Hor--N. McQuivsy, J. Bsttell, H. Is. Ripley
S~sisbsrg--E. u. Weeks, Frank Atwood, I. c
Wsterhouse.
ShS sAsm-I. u. Bascom, 4. h. Douglas. Gases
Rich.
Stsskstss-B. W. Bidwsll, u. ". Ferguson, 3
Bushnell.
Wugnnes-J. \. Lueis, X. ". Nys. W. A
Sheriff..
WaLhsm-k u. Barton, ". =. Wright, Wyatt
w. Pierce.
Wsyh1idgs- l.. Harrington, j. A. Child, N
b. Hsgar.
Whaling ". r. Wright, r. b. Douslss. A +
Ellsworth.
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NOTICE.

We the >ub,crihc,,, being appointed by tho
Probate Court for the district of Addison Com
missioners 10 receive, examine and adjust a.
claims and demands Of all persons agsins, the es-
tate Of JAMES +. WING,
late Of %Bridport, in ,aid district deceased, and all,
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto:
and six months from the 18th day Of June, 1870.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We will attend
to TO the busineS- of Our said appointment at ths
late residence Of the said deceased on the se,.
ond Saturdays in August and November next,
from one o'clock. until fonr o'clock =. NJ, on eaei
of said days.
Dated at Brilport, thi, 18th day ii June. A..
b.. 1870. II.
y. :. BENNETT,
fEANLIN A.. WILLIAMS. ''"f'
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ABEL j. BENEDICT. /
II. j. MANCHESTER, '""i''
ELNIhA L. rERrNGToN Addison County sn-
prsme Court, Jsnu-

v fprsme Court, Japu-
The libelant in the above entitled cause having
tuly filed her libel for = divorce in nv oaioe, IN.
substance Of which is Of the following tenor, thar
i. Ia -ay That the said Elyira L. Ferington re
side in Granville, in said county, and her hus-
bani, the said Hiram Ferington. resides without,
this state and in parts unknown, that they wers
married at Rochester, in the County Of Windsor
on the 2l,t day of December, 4. D. 1851, BY 0ea.
:. Guernsey, a minister Of the gospel; that the,
lived aud co-habited together az Granville, in S,i
Addison County, until about the 10Th day OF No
Vcmber, \. u. 1850, when the said Hiram deserIei
her amt has ever since-ior more than thee year.
neglected to live With or provide for her, OF d..
charge ANY Of the duties Incumbent upon him "a.
her husband. Ths, she i the mother of one child NJ
her said husband OF the age of seven YEAR, to vii
Nellie l.. ferinslon, who by reason Of tender age
require her care, and that the said Hiram is unit
to care for ssid child, aud praying for = divorce 10
be decteei her from the said Hiram, and for the
care and custody Of said child until il shall be o.
full sge. or until further order Of the conrt.
Dated Al Midilcbmy, in the county Of Addison
the 10th day Of June, 1870.
(>i.ned hA) LLNIkA l.. fERlNGToA.
II i. ordered that the said Hiram TeripgtoI.
personally appear before the supreme Court next
to be holden at Mijdlebury, within and for the
county -. addison, on the first Monday next after
the thiui Tuesday in January, 4. n. 1871, ana
make AN wel to The said libel Of The said Elvira
l.. Fcrinston, and that notice thereof be given l..
bin, ih' aid Hiram, by publishing he substance
Of the aid libel as aforesaid together with NJ.
order, three weeks successfully in the MiddleDury
Register, a public newspaper published at Middle
bury, in said county, the last Of which ,hall be a.
least sx weeks preyiou. to The commencement ot
the term of said court.
Given under my hand at Middiehmy, This .sln
day of June, A. ID. 1870.
IL iIael -ur Nm
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
i at once agreeable /.
healthy, aud effectual
tor preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
bajr is soon restored
" is original color
~iM he gloss and
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Thin lnir ia tlicl.
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the SIN for which ha cost US $50 pei pound.
Our aim is to furnish good cloths, on shares, Or
in exchange for wool as can be bought for ca>h.
We thank our friends and the public for their
literal patronage during the last year, and we
hope that by strict attention to business, and the
wants Of our customers, to continue to give salts.
faction To all who are pleased TO favor us with a
call. E. DANIELS.
No. feri.burgh, Vt, May "a, 1870. l2;tf.
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y. ;. BENNETT,
fRANLIN 4. WILLIAMS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the -ub.cribcr-, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the district Of Addison, Com.
mls'ieners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demand, of all persons against the e..
tate of ROWLAND PEET,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in od:e,
thereto; and six months from the 18th day Of
June, being allowed by sait court for that pur.
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice that We
vii attend to the business of our said appoint
ment At the house Of Iorin :. Pest, ON the ID la,
of August and the ID day Of November. 1870
from one o'clock, until four O'Clock. p. NJ, on each
ot aid days.
Dated AT Cornwall, thi. ith day OF Judy. 1. 3.
$50.
ABEL ). BENEDICT, lc
H. II. j. MANCHESTER, S'""i-'
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Pimples on the Face.

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i Grubs, Pimply Eruption. and Blotched di
fgurations on the Face, use Perry's Comedone aud
Pirnple Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and con-
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Sold by Druggist everywhere. lint.
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PATIENTS.

Inventors who wish TO take out Letter Patent
are advised 10 counsel with MUM 4 CO., editors
Of the Scieatit, ~.iaH.can, who have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for over Twenty
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