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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-14

The GALAXY has an account of historic
lovers, pleasantly written by Junius
Henri Browne; chapter by Ex Secy
Gideon Welles on Lincoln and Jonsop.
and their plans of reconstruction; de-
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Rhodes the continuation of General
Custars sketches of life on the Plains
Faust" by Ivan Turgenief; and a paper
by Richard Boyle Davey on Lucrezia
Borgia, in which the reader is desired
to recast his opinion of that much abused
woman, and henceforth to regard her a,
one of the purost of her sex, who ha,
been villainously maligned by a censor
ious world. Perhaps. But Mr.. Davey
does not make his case so clear. The
" Club Room" of this number of the Gal
ary appeals directly to mems appetites,
for its discourse is of cookery and kitch
ems, and it gets useful help from NJ Pierre
Blot, our modern Soyer.
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beautifying the meanest as the greatest
service BY its manners, doing most when
least conscious. as if it did it not.
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The proprietor has, by the as
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DIHIHsi oUTt BftHsls anu Nipples,
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1 AIDES ATTENTION. Millinery

a. i1o "a EN iiON. Millinery
IA Fancy Goods at No. Sherman Block,
Nergennes, handsome assortment of Hats and
and Bonnets, constantly on hand to suit the most
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IRA w. CLARK, Attorney & Coun-
L sellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Al MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS

A GENTS WANTED for q Conpem Life Ua-
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The Vermont Fire Proof Roofing Co.. a..
MIDDLEBURY. VT.

Take THIS opportunity 10 Inform the
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Five Dollars per squarc-00O superb
cial feet.) Gem.
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. -tTEWART IL ELDREDGE, Attor-
q neys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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RJJRNHAM'S

:, NEW TURBINE is in general use thro'-
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= Government in the Patent Office, Washing
ton, d. G.. Its simplicity of construction 3
e and the power it transmits renders it the =
- best water wheel ever invented. Pam Z
= phlot free. N. T. BURNHAM, York, Pa. Z
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~ r. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
II. Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs and
MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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lNR. S. II. ROWLEY, Eclectic Ply
- sician. At his residence on Seymour St.
9ti MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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~ w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
Ne er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, &c. With Old Middle
bury Marble Co. ltt
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HOMAS II. MCLEOD, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Chan
cery, and Claim Agent. Office in Lane q Clay's
Block.
Fest end Of the Bridge. Middlebury, VT.
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=. AZRO MEACHAM, Dealer in Ready
u Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Va
scs, Furnishing Goods, &c. BRANDoN, W.
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HEALTH.

The most popular medicine for nervous troubles
(the source of all other ailinents), is D0DDS
NERvINE and Invigorator. For sale by all
Druggists. Price, One Dollar. (8;4)
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! NJ TRIP Sheriff for Addison
IL County. Office in Stewards Block.
AR MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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/ r. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
II. Provisions, general assortment Of Gro
ccries, Flour, Cheese Lard, Teas, Codees, Sugars
Oil, Tobaccos, &c. Cash paid for Prime Butter
ut my store any day in the week.
l0tf MIDDLEBURY. VT.
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" w. RIDER, Attorney and Coun-
sclor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
9e. 6m BRISTOL, VT.
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a,usinsss Cards.

~ w. THOMAS, Teacher of Vo-
" . cal Music. Agent for Pianos, Organs
sal Melodeons. 70 SALlsboHr, W.
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" p. Russell, NJ. D., has resum-
ed the practice of his Profession, and
will again answer calls. Office at his House, hrst
o. ,nr North of Gov. Stewards. lS,u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
DEATH By TIRE.

Yesterday n Swede, living about
eight miles west OF this place, put out
the fire in the grass on his farm, and
the high winds soon carried it beyond
his control, and it spread rapidly.
During tho time Of the burning of
the grass, Mrs. John Jackson started
for her neigl,bor's, Mrs. McCartney's,
with her two little children. one a
little girl of .,car two years of age:
and after going some distance over
the prairie, she saw she was hcdgcd
ia by fire. and started to run. bnt
could not escape the vail of fire that
was rapidly closing around her and
her little mes. Seeing all retreat cut
of she ~cudcayCred to make a..bold dash
through the fire, which. like a very
demon, rose high as the ~tallest
houses. and III doing SO her clothing
and tia of her children, caught fire
Tllc little boy was burned almost to
Il cinCer, and lived to draw but Il few
brcatl,> after the fire had swept by.
The mother and little girl are now
lying i'll a critical condition, no hope
being entertained of their recovery,
though the best medical aid in the
country was brought to their assist
nce.-NcOShO -fdrcrt,Scy..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

How GRANT GOT TILE SrAHL.E.-
In his report OH the new state depart
mcnt, Supervising Architect Mullctt
thus tells how Grant got IA new
stable Tor his trotting horses IL of
the state department fund
Upon locating the building it was
found that the stable of the executive
mansion formed Il part of the site
designated by the act approved March
). 1871, making the appropriation for
the work. 1t was therefore removed
to 4 point convenient to the executive
mansion. and unobicctiOnablr to tho
departments al the owncrs of the
surrounding property. In rchui!din"
ii appeared unadvisablc TO pcrpctuatc
the defects Of the former structure or
to spend amy money on an inadequate.
building. have therefore erected a
stable which, although modest aud
transformations, is in keeping with its
surroundings, and permanent and
substantial in its character. The
total cost of the removal and rebuild
ing Is $27.021 10, which is justly
chargcablc /" the appropriation for
the state department rs a CONTINGENT
expenditure. The change having
been rendered necessary bv the Iuca-
ton Of the new department building
on Its present site"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Two men. named Evans and Burri<,
mad been to OH kind Of Il frulic in
the southwestern portion Of this
county last week, and during the
course of the day INDUCED in a wee
bit Of tanglc-lcg. Abou, three miles
below Gaib!eath's store they rot ill
to II scuiilr. words passed and anger
raised. Evans seized 4 billet of
wood several feet long and struck
Burris Il heavy blow on top of the
head. DE-. BrittS held a post mortem
examination, and found that the
skull on top was not broken, but
that the blow was SO heavy that il
cracked the skull Oh each side above
the ar. Evans went to the brush.
No particular efforts was madei 10 an
rest linn. From what we can learn.
the pcoPc;c i'll that portion OF the
country are afraid of him.-Cliatou
IdrOcute.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
WaRMOTII.

No sooner does ttis fellow espouse
the Liberal cause than be is pouRced
upon by every Grant Radical, as the
most corrupt of mortals, totally unfit
to sit in the places of Radical purity
and holiness. Warlnoth is now, and
ever must be the same corruptibie
Radical saint lie has evcr been. He
is Il most splendid Representative"
type of the Grant party. and ought
to remain with his. kind. The point
i'll the matter, however. l., that Is
he remaincd faithful to Grant, he
was as spoticss as an angel. Who
eve then heard Il Radical paper
condemn Warmoth? Not one i'll the
whole land did il. 1t would be just
the same were he honest and patriot
ic, for the Grant worsllippers would
anathcmatiZe him just as savagcly.
Their bilious dispositions boil over
with Indignation when OnesOf their
crew deserts the sinking cause. They
have no idea of retaliation, except
denunciation and abuse. Reason. ar
@ument, fact, furnishes no weapon to
them. They resort ever to their
masters battering ram brute force.
They traducr. mhlign and misrepre-
sent SchurZ and ali who do not, like
blind hcalhon, say amen to Mr.
Grants reelection. Warmoth de-
sends at once in their. estimation.
from perfection TO the position of Il
~Scavcngcr. The leopard has not yet
changed his spots nor the Ethiopian
his skin. Therefore Warmoth i>ju~t
as good a Radical as ever.-h. &.
.SpUrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

1t appears from McAlpime's life
and Times of james Fisk. Jr..' that
the rcdoubtab.c James had not only a
>trom" aversion to living. but that he
had an utter contempt for Il man who
would he Il salesman in Wholesale
dry goods shop. He thought there
must be fun in the life of Il salesman
in 4 retail concern where existence is
made more than cndurablc by chatting
with women and measuring tape for
them, but to stand and dickcr with
man who knows you are lying, and
who knows that you know that he
knows You are lying, was n thing
from which his gigantic soul ever
rcvoltrd. This purity and this pride
made him controller of Erie and the
opera housc--twO institutions in
which pride and purity went hand in
hand and so became notorious.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

The election i'll Connecticut occurs
on tho first Monday in April, which
ms it comes on the first. IS therefore
FOOLS Day. This, is a coincidence,
though npropos Of what or who re-
mains to be seen. Connecticut is also
the Nutmeg State, which naturally
accounts for the campaign there being
So spicy always. This time it prom
ises to be additionally so. Senator
Wilson, of Massachusetts,, will give
the Nutmeg II dose of (blue mass)
cloqucnce, while ex-senator Doolit-
tic viii ds as much ms he can to make
the Nutmeg Crater Democrats, and
more Of them than ever.-[Senfinei.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
~-G~

Some ono. whom God for some
inscrutablc reason permits TO edit a
country paper. says that Horace
Greeley is i'll his do,agc and a weak old
man. This i not true. and i more
over an outrage upon the good old
man. Nv. Greeley has preserved his
bodily vigor through Il long life by
the most thorough abstinence from all
evils bat l;idicalism and profanity.
Unfortunately he does Swcar, and
hi, regular SUNDAY maps at Dir. Cha
pm church do not seem to have
moderated him at all in this respect,
nor does this vicious habit appear to
have intcrtrrcd in IL manner with
his robust condition. At an age
when most men think about getting
religion and going to heaven. MIR.
Greeley still alnblrS along IN the old
ways. Every day. rain or shine. he
may be seen at ChappaGua. blowing
the land on his Edcn-likc estate. His
daily task is three and a quarter
acres. AMI then he turns his attention
to draining and dredging for Il few
hours, after which lie weeds out IL
dozen or so acres of turmips and
onions. yucs for the cows, drives
them home and milks every COW
himself, aud they are nineteen III
number. All this is-his daily rccrca-
ton, after INDUCING in which he goes
down TO the Tribune. office: swears
at all the boys from the press-room
to the roof. writes eight or ten col
umn>. answers I hundred or two let
tiers on politics and agriculture. and
is then taken to the train under escort
of that benevolent old gentlemen
Jenny. and rides away II hundred
or two miles TO fill n lecture engage
mcI.t the same night. He returns
to Iii, farm carly the next morning
and begins anew the daily labor
Does anybody think this remarkable
man is i'll his dotage?-LSt. LouiS
Tines.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

"HEHEA>, Thomas l.. Potter anil Rcbrrra
- :. Potter. hi wife. by their certain
decd of trust dated tl. lIth day Of January. \
u, lSiN, am! Recorded ia the Recorders niIi"r
toy lafayette . rlily Missouri, in Deed Book W.
NJ. |. a; pi-. IL. ,,ly":. 4 la TIN un,t -nrti
trustee t!' follow jGs, it-rrr he'd r.Il estate, situate
in said county 81 L.tIy.ttr. &Ei sat" OF Nj
~"uri. via. THIS lois or parcels of lIEr! known
and designated On the plat 90. i!v Farmers FANS
i.">iItct"i. (Which said plat j. now ON ill" m TIL
II lot nurmp.r "H" a.. being "n" .un'!r''! tI'i
i,'riy-suv"n 90 let witc on IA" front and "ur
.riu,ir,ri tIi thirteen fii5l i,,t lvI,l" in tir. rear.
tEi running back three hundred t,unl i'rt: aII
lot niim'rr tw'n'y-,ur en-. containing by "~;l-
NJ iiiun fifteen acres and eight MN" onr-hun-
'lT,ih- al an acre, winch said ruuN. Vance WIS
made I" secure The pIrInriI, al >.A certain l'f"nII-
-nrE n"ir~ described ana mentioned Ilr,ail dt ed
"i trust: and wh"rra-. - fIlli hat been md" in
tn payment III .,i.i nuir"~. and interest ~ sl"r.-
lied ia said iced "f trust. ami tin. >ti,I not, , he
ing now ,iuv aud uHiiid, nov. therefore. ~lii'.Iic
notice IL hereby gwen that III" undersigned
trustee, al III, request of the legal h"lI"r, Of
Sti'! notes, and IN accordance with thu term, and
provision, 81 aid deed of trust, viii. on
SATURDAY. Eli. 18Th DAY Of MARCH,
a. u. l-..,
h"tw-"n IL" hours of nine "'rlncS in r'tr fore
noon and tiTc O'clock in the afternoon TO-! thai LAY.
IN front "i IN" '"uIihnu-'. luur. IN IL" county
col Lafayette and STATE" al Missouri. >,Il 1T public
v"n'!ur. to tn highest iIllr +. for cl.lI, til aboNt.
described RAJ estate, 81 - much thereof a. may
tr necessary Ia satisfy -aiI NOTES and Interest.
together with the costs AMI ~ lrn-t, "fihi> trust.
This February .tn. l>.22
so. 1873 JOHN L. RILtNn. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

Another letter has been received NJ
Louisville from another member of
the National Executive Committc. in
which he SAYS. under date of March
l4th: II think the National Exccu-
tive Committee should be convened
at Baltimore or st. Louis. The hes
itatIng and w]avering policy which
characterized the ca~nvas4::in 1868 aSto
changing candidates. &c, should be
Il -alutary lesson to Us. am in favor
of assembling the committee to de-
,crmiur the time and place of holdir"
the National conventions. The policy
to be adopted. ou@ht.in my Judgment.
he determined by the conventions"
The Gentlemen of the committee aV-
pear to be wakin" up all round. and
should bring Mr.. belmont promptly
to the rack.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
GERMAN SENTIMENT.

The Germans of Lite Rock, Ark,
have held n convention and resolved
stand by Schurz and his o ipa-
triots, in opposition to Grant and
modern Itadicalism. The German
element do not intend to support Mr..
Grant. Neither do they intend to
bolster up his cause by assisting
Radicals i'm local elections. They
know that every local triumph Of
RadicaliSm is regarded as an endorse
ment of Grant.amd hence they will net
contribute to amy such comfort Of IL
party so abiminably corrupt.
Mr.. Sumner declares that he is the
absolute master of his own opinions
which means that Grant has 10
proprietary interest i'll the Senator's
brains.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

y Kentucky country paper gives
the following: Recently one of our
most excellent h"usrwivc, had occa-
sion to send to Louisville for a cook.
The latter. in u lew days. put in an
appearance. arrayed apparently in a
large quantity of east oil masquerade
tincry of the Queen OF Shcba: dilapi-
dated painters. i%iouncr>, hoops, and
With "a stunnin" head dress that
would have hriittcd the Queen of
ilayti-jutc ~curlcS. ringl"tS. ifizzlcS.
riiign"ms aud rats in alarming pro-
fusion. The former looked on the
new conner in ast"ni>hni:nt. and
when sufficiently recovered. Informed
her that She did rot think -hc'woull
suit rs mistress of the kitchen. n, her
appearance Indicated that it would
require 1hrrc-iourths of the day To
get up her elaborate head toilet alone.
'."hv, Ia. mn'am. I never combs my
head !" was the response. The FASH
ismnble cook returned to LuuisvIllc.