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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

The jews IN JERUsALEN.-ln Jerusa-
lem, as in Rome and elsewhere, the Jews
are shut up in separate quarter, and
that the meanest, darkest, fithest. One
twilight | came unexpected into their
settlement. 1t was mud lane, liued
with novels, through which a funeral pro-
cession was slowly moving, the body
borne on mems shoulders in the dress Of
life, perfect tatter-demalion crew wall
ing as they followed Coming to the
Land Of Promise to die, many Of them
are robbed on the way, and all are prey
ed upon after they arrive; so that, | ap-
prehend, nothing is more real about them
than their wretchedness. They have no
consuls to interfere when a tax is exacted
the second time in the same year. Ii in
jured, they must suffer in silence; ifplun-
dered by Arabs, they have no hope Of
recovery. Only conversion would make
them outwardly comfortable, and that they
hate as perdition. Generous help is con-
stantly sent them from abroad, but none
too much, though the amusing story is
told of Sir Moses Montefore having spent
all his money in aims at Jerusalem, and
being obliged to borrow at usurious in
terest from one of the beggars he had
relieved, that he might get back to Lon
DON
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TOR SALE. The Cheshire Marble
L Quarry. large Marble Mill with eight
gangs Of saws In good running order, and soy.
eral tenement houses in good condition, some
Marble Stock, blacksmith shop and tools, and
all the fixtures thereto belonging.
Inquire Of l.. Z. Knapp, Ira W. Clark. OF VIM
Mulchahey, at the Office Of the Vermont Marbl
Co. "a
Middlebury, VI, Nov Is 1871.
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savings. He felt when he surveyed the
commodious arrangements of the new
house that he had reason to be grateful
for the prudence Of his managing wife,
Keystone Good Templdrs
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Profitable Employment.

We desire to engage few more agents to sell the
world-renowncd Improved BUCKEYE SEWING
NJ CHINE, at a liberal salary or on commission.
A horse and wagon given to agents. Full par
tculars furnished on application. Address w. A.
HENDERSON d co, General Agents. Cieve-
land Ohio, and St Louis, Mo- (45 ;4w)
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

The Brandon Miss Republican is
in the field with Presidential ticket, as
follows; General w. s, Hancock oi
the Federal Army, and General Joseph
+. Johnston of the Confederate army.
They are both popular generals and able
statesmen, and represent both sections. -
The "hero of Spotsylvania" must feel
complimented (?) by such mention.
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A Reliable Tonic.

OF all medicines that give strength and robust
ness to body and mind, Dodd's Ncrvine bears tho
palm Its sale i, large and its popularity long
established Probably moro families keep it on
hand for every day use as a stimulant aud correc-
tive, than all other medicines now before the pub
lie. 1t is pleasant to take as any wine. 45;4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06
The standard Sewing Machine of the
World.
The Wheeler & Wilson
STILL AAEAD.
6OO.OO IN USE TODAY.

Wheeler 4 Wilson sold last year So 900 Ma
chimes or 8 900 more Machines than the Howe,
4e 900 more than the Weed "a 3lS more than the
Wilcox 4 Gibbs. 5S, ,635 more than the American.
Gj ,54s more than the Florence All of them Fam
lily Machines. Why they sell so many'
First-Because they are the most durable Ma
chimes, having but wearing places above
the table and these constr cted that if the Ma
chimes ever get worn, they can be tightened with
q common screw driver. and your Machine will
then be as good as new. They will ontlast an
two shuttle Machines in market.
Second-Becsuse it is .he STILES. running two
thread Machine.
Third-Because it is the best constructed
Fourth-Because it runs faster than any other
Lock Stitch Machine
Fifth-Having fifteen less pieces than any
Shuttle Machine, Gable included } it is therefore
the simplest.
Sixth-It does the greatest variety Of work.
Seventh-1t does the best work
Eighth-It does not need to be dripping in oil
to run easy, aud therefore no pan is necessary to
catch the oil underneath as is indispensable with
some of the Shuttle Machines in use.
Ninth-Because il does not have fits, but is al
ways ready.
Tenth-It has the most appliances for doing va
rous kinds Of work, and in fact for reasons too
numerous to meution, they are the best Family
Machines in use
Over 100000 people have bought and are using
the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine and they
do say they have got the Best Family Sowing Ma
chine in tho World. We say they arc the best
and you will say so too if you buy one. If you
ever calculate to Buy Sewirg Michnr, just lei
our agents bring one to your house and show you
tho machine, and if you don't want it, don't buy
it. If you do want it, you eau have it on easy
terms.
If Agents for other Sewing Machines tell you
the Wheeler Wilson don't do all kinds Of sewing
either heavy or light, you may conclude he eithei
wants to humbug you or don't know what he il
talking about.
Noise,ss, Felvest Pieces, Most Easily Manag
cd, and Most Durable. Each Machine
Warranted.
SOLON NJ. ALLI5, Agent.
20 Church Street. Burlington, VI.
j. J. Palmer, agent for Middlebury. Call anC
see him at Bascom Days Drug Store. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

y NEW STORY OF CANINr Affection
In 1868, Captain -, Of an artillery
company of South Carolina, was killed
in battle in Virginia. Ills body was
placed in a coffin, and this boxed up and
brought to the home of his family, at
that time in Columbia. 1t arrived about
one week after his death. On its arriv-
al, his dog, that he had reared and pcttcd
during his life, was at the front rate, aud
approaching the house, began to smell Il
bout, and manifested much excitement.
When the ooilin was removed from the
hearse, he ran under it,and follow ed it in
TO the house, between the pail bearers.
Although a week had elapsed since bis
masters death. gud his body was closely
encascl in the coffin, this dog had rccog-
nizei him IVY hi- sense Of smell alone
When lhe roiiil was laid on the table in
the pai'or, the log lay under IL, ard re-
mpitrI in'lr iuf eighteen hours, until
the iuuc..i oa tnt next day. Upon the
day succeeding ii va, observed that the
dog had not been seen since the inter-
ment. Search was made for him, and he
was found lying upon his late masters
grave, shiyering in the cold rain, that
had been falling for some hours. lie re-
fused to leave his position, and led home,
where he was turned loose. In short
time he was again missed, and a servant
was sent to the cemetery, whore he was
again found in his former position. He
was carried home and chained up; He
now refused either to cat, or drink at all
and only lay moaning Upon the morn
ing Of the third day he was found dead.
Such al instance Of the affection of Il
dog have never known surpassed par
ticularly as this is a fact beyond dispute
Charleston Letter to ", y. Journal
Of Commerce.
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OF. Vent, Pub, Cin. o., and e. Murray st, MY.
Agents also wanted TOT Chcago and the Great Com
aaoration by Colbert 4 Chamberlain, Editors Chic
ago Tribune 52s octave pages. Fully illus
trated. 10000 sold. Address as above, or j. o.
Goodman Chicago, or Edward F. Hovey. Boston,
or Fred. NJ. Smith, Auburn, N. Y, or Walton
Co. indianapolis, Ind. 4o;4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

rINlllS Is No HUMBUG Ok
BY sending % CENTS with
age height, color Of eyes and hair, you will re-
ceive by return mail u correct picture of youi
future husband or wife, with name and date Of
marriage Address W. FOX, p. o. Drawer, No
u Fultonville, N. Y. t5;iw)
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS

Usfoot and Alone. "a Splendid New
Book for Agents. Finely illustrated. Price low.
viii outsel everything. Send for circulars. Ad'
dress COLUMBIAN BOOK CO., Hartford, Conn
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and intellectual capacity; but in the ie-
male, to immense nutritivc power for the
support Of another human being Man
is physically stronger than woman; that
is, in case requiring an immediate con-
centration Of power, he is her superior.
But in citalitH if by that We may under
stand the ability to endure circumstances
tending to destroy life, he is below her.
Not only can he not endure as much dur
ing the first five years Of his life but as
an adult he sinks under pain that wo-
man would hardly faint with. Any Of
us can look around and see women with
perhaps half dozen young children
which she mus. look after, continual
series OF routine, monotonous house-wor-
which she must attend to, now roastinr
at the oven, steaming over the wash-tub,
or freezing at the clothes-linc, and con-
tinually with the worry of crying children
ringing in her ears and all this for years
and years, with aiing infants and sick
older children, and perhaps even a male
specimen of an older cast to whom She is
expected to be "hcl lp-mate" besides all
this; altogether for months and months
giving her but three or four hours of
sound sleep per night Where is the
man that could endure it? A year of
such life would kill the strongest of US.
We fnd the same law Of vital endurance
outside of man. Cavalry officers in the
late war found out the wisdom OF select
ing mares for arduous services: and we
all know what mserably dull animal
the unscxed OK becomes. This branch
Of our topic need not be further pursued.
1t has been shown that naturally the re-
productive principle should be endowed
with the highest attributes Of vitality,
and the few instances cited will show its
bearing in the world Of From
"Ser"ol Science" by James Mechan, in
OLD AND NEW for Fc5yucry.
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o. p. M e A d,
Real Estate Agent.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Only SO miles from Middlebury Village, con-
tanning 250 of choice land 40 acres in timber
and wood, the balance about equally divided in
meadow and pasture land. story house 40 =
40 with l. Al y "a, painted and blinded with an
excellent cellar, &c. Barns in splendid condition
Horse barn \ 49, one 90 NJ 70, one ITO \ 40 with
good cellar under the center. 30 40, these three
barns clapboarded and painted, with shed 30 = 40.
A short distance from the above described barns
are four others. One As, one 80 y 40 with
shed 20 40, making as complete barn acommo-
dations as we can find on any farm in Addison
County. there is an abundance Of water on the
farm good fences, plenty of fruit, &c. It's loca-
ted in pleasant ncghborhood, and in every re-
spect desirable farm. Terms easy.
O.P. MEAD,
39;tf Real Estate Agt.
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RA w. CLARK, Attorney Il Coun-
1 selor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Al MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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I h. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
lie Provisions, general assortment of Gro
ceries Flour, Cheese, Lard, Teas, Codees, Sugars,
Oil, Tobaccos &c. Cash paid for Primo Butter
at my store any day in the week.
lOtf MIDDLEBURY. VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

III Nj. SLADE, Attorney at Law and
l. IL Solicitor Of Claims before the departments
in Washington and Congress. Pensions, Bounties
&c, particularly attended TO. After nine years
experience a. Department Clerk, five Of which
were spent in the Solicitors Office Of the Treasury
Mr.. Slade feels assured he do full full justice
to any matters in Washington entrusted to him.
Office with the County Clerk Of Addison County
Middlebury, VT 2i.6m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

AR. S. T. ROWLEY, Eclectic Ply
} sician At his residence on seymour St
Off MIDDLEBURY, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

- TEWART Il ELDREDGE, Attor-
4 ncys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

loo CHOIR h SELECTiONS, No. 4
Is now ready with its precious store Of good
things for Public and Parlor Readings, being a
happy blending of Eloquence, Humor, Sentiment,
Pathos and Burlesque. Uniform in style with
the preceding numbers which havo the pub
lie heart, and the cry is more" Cloth-bound,
IS cents; paper, 80 cents or copies for 5 AL
so, " Excelsior Dialogues revised edition, price
sl.25. Ask your bookseller for them, or send
price to p. GARRETT & CO., 792 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Agents WANTED. Those selling other books
can sell these by thousands. asa
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

I AIDES ATTENTION. Millinery
La Fancy Goods at No 4 sherman Block,
Vergennes. handsome assortment of Hats and
and Bonnets, constantly on hand to suit the most
fastidious, French and American Flowers Of
every shade and fashion. Also line of Fancy
Goods consisting of hosiery, nubias, ladies ties
the celebrated X. kid jewelry, dc, 40, which VT
are nou closing out al cost. Call and examine
Mrs. 2. @. Warner 4 Co., No. sherman's Block
Vergennes. J7iu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-06

II W. BREWSTER, Dealer III Gold
i . and Silver Watches silver ana Plated
Ware, of every description All kinds of Kcuaii.
ing done at th" i-west rates Brew Block,
ltf MIDDLEtClN. VI
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NJ .TRlPP Sheriff Tor AddIson
q. County. Office in Stcwarts block.
iltf MIDDLEBUkY, VT.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE {
JAMES FISK.

complete history of his life and exploits from a
Pcdlar Boy to King among Fiuanoiers, His
Triumphs and Failures. How ho lived and how
he died Illustrated Price by mail, 30 cents.
Terms liberal. Address WM. FLINT co,
Phila Pa ASA
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Sine Rpm0Siantin unc eirt
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9ernanbea y Gafras."
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MN ibr Meuier mieOer uad Amerita perle9
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Cine ieltene 81 a t II re d. etnnng mur.
be am IS. Stunt inS suego beobadtet. I'm orei
llbr Madmittass lti.g oas @aier oes Snta'
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0ieier Detc9ts Commit 9 ersrlsunss-gln plrb
iir oieie SGiIou Mtuntaa, ben 10. Suni, ~qeofInet.
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ab3u9 tir @eieuidaiteR uno SouutuSs ; S9ulen.
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Sm Gansen bat bic 8altimcrer epnpea,
tipn 1872 Stimmen abSuseben. Selpr
wenn bic 8esel aufredt erbalten tplrp, Dap
su ieber entideioenoen 8%eidlubnabme elne
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len, INN bic domination oes Ilter1 81 oerz
eiteln.
Sic 8altimorer Convention bat grcBe
Mebnlidfeit nit Der rabifalen ytat'onalS
Competition BON philadelphia. Wtt olele,
10 1T audi jene auf einen einslsen gfana
anaemteien, auBer weldem tein S6atte1
pom @riuls porbanbcm 1T. uno penn
man nod bunpertmul iast, baB Die repa<
blifanii9e Yartei nit elnem anoeren 9ta<
men better eefabren pdre, 10 pieoerbplen
mir eben 10 oft, baB fein @epante oarar
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e%iu,iqer Ganbipat. 9a1slbs mil1len mn
beute nit 8esus uuf Sreelep u'1o DE De-
mptratil6e 8artei bebaupten.
Sie bemptratiide Bartei bat rllr e.ne
g~lternatipe: 8ia fe nit einiger 9ott@
uuns auf Grfpls in ben @abltampf sleben
pber mill Tie gu l6auie bleiben II. bon pOrne
berein aui ieoe 9lusf3t, gu s%erpln1en, per:
,idten? SIM e~riteren Sale mus tie oas
Gincinnatier Sidet aeeptiren, I'M leBte@
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Mosbp, grpesbed pper irseno einsn An'
peren auftellen, iie wirc NIT Glnenl II
idledt fabren, als NIT benz anoeren. Vim
Beiten mare es bann freilih, lie 1partf
bann ibren Gpnitituerten bic Soften UNI
adbe bic Competition gang auf.
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Ser 9emti@e Correspondent,
Is altimprc. 9. Huli 1872.
8altimpre nnn 6reeIeu.

Die geriude Der rabitalen 8re1e, ben
Semptraten bemeiien gu wpllen, bab, fur
@reelep itimmen, bic bemcfratii4e Yartei
gu Srabe trasen belize, werben bel Der
Stimmuns, welde sur 3eit in Der bemo'
tratiiden 8artei pbmaltet, fur bic aabe
iein, ebeniOmenis tpiro pas Seidrei eini=
ger Nnti= @reelep- 9emptraten, baB NIT Der
Mnnabme BON @reelep's Ganoibatur bic
remptratiide Bartei ibre SppciitionssSe>
redtisuns p~erliert, in Der ssationalzepn'
peniipn nod irsenbmie Semldt papen.
Die 3batiade, bab 9reelep in baltimore
aeceptirt meroen piro, itebt beute ebenlO
feff, ais bic sbatlade Der @ieoernOmina<
tipn Grants am 1. Stunt b. S. felt ltano.
Bis seltern batten pom ben 81 Staten
Der Union ni6t meniser als 20 lbre We
lesaten sur 8altimprer Convention llltru<
irt, fir annabme bes Gincinnatier aldets
al mirfen. Sie1e iinp:
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Oie 6cfabren Der Mcpnblif.

Senator Sburman belt ant 26. Sum-
cine 8ebe su charlottesville por Der lite
rarilden @eieuiaait Der oprtissrh unlpers
iitdt. DARN belprad er bic Sefabren,
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melde bic Ginbeit Der Union unp
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q bic GENERALIZATION.
Ser Senator leste tein srObcs 9emid
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bob er berppr, pab bagegen rur Elm Wtlts
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8pltsersiebuns. Sur in ibr liegt bteShr9>
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ben @tseritanp Der gultsma0en se9en Die
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Gewalten uunb 3edte Der Station INNER
mebr in ben .6dnpen Der 8%esierung gu
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Grfabrunaen, mel6e uns bic 9eldlhte,
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lutte 9eipptismus Der Central eslerllr'9
folsen, mDs- lie nun einen Yrdlloenten
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Sier,u bemertt Der uYbil. Semofrat:"
uSn Der @eldidte pieoerbOlt iid leood
@iats in sleider, iunoern nur in dbnll@er
@eiie. 8enn ben 8eriuden INNER srb=
berer Capitalization burd bic berrfhenoe
Bartei nidt INNER entidieoner Wioeritano
entgegen seiebt pirc, u. iuenn es oenYpllz
tern in @aibinstcn jemals slhdsn lolte,
ben Gtaaten=3edten empinolide Shldge
bei,ubrinaen, 10 parbe nidt wie CUR 3eit
pes alien Ncm's bas Splt Serartlses
1flapila iber iid erseben lalen, ionoern
iid mitDtadt oasesen erbeben.
Sn elmer iclden Grbebung sesen ben
9erlub Der Capitalization liest eins mod
arD6ere @eiabr fir bic Glnbett oes aeids
uno bic 8pltsfreibeit, als in Der eertrall1
fatipn ielbft. Sieie wiirbe Der geranlal=
fer peiteren llnbeils weroen. Senn tpenn
bic pplitiide Corruption in alter Welle
furtaebt, menn bas golt bel elmer Grbe;
buna eeaen cine eentraliiirenoe Setpalt,
ni6t BON tldtisen5 abrern auf ben redten
@es uno gum selebliden 8iberitaro 9ez
leitet tuaroe, tpenn bic pOlitiidenY arteIen
allen prinSipielen Salt unc 3niamme11'
bang perloren baben, 10 tuiiroe cine al9e.
meinen Mnardie unb oaourd ber 3erfaa
Der Union bic unausbleiblide 5plse lein.
Sine tadtise @oltsersiebuns 1T es,
:pie Senator Sburman ri6tis bemertt, bic
aaein Dor ipld' eirem@eidid retten tanr'.
gu bieler tidtisen Grsiebnns Iabrt aber
alein cine srinolide &enoeruns unierer
@rsiebungsz Metbpoe in Dem DHentllden
golfsidul=8 eien. Sasu perihrelbe man
iid beutl6e 9doaeusen, welde benz Sanoe
ta6tise gplfsidulz2 ebrer ersieben. Sle
Mittel pasu iino oa, ater bic Uldnner feb@
len. Sprst man nidt far bieie, 10 tpiro
mai, aud teine tldtiseSusenb beranilebe
f6nnen. limb bleie Meform mub balo be-
eunnen merben, ooer bas siitlse nntrant
Der Corruption abermu4ert nidt bios
Site unbgbrsefibl, ionbern ol6 ole S'e=
be sur Sreibeit uno bic Sreibeit ielbf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02

OLE 1HHltlge OIft5leue Sdlretbpetle OCT oDeAYef
nannten Stoot nidt Mablbauien iein.
Sic f0uislideu . Guropa's biir,
fen CUTE @eiunobeit niht 5u ben 8ortbeis
len Sdhlen, tpelde ie Dor anOeren genieBen.
Die &aiierin bon SeitreiG lit i6miuoiii6tig.
bic Saiierin bon 8uBlano leiret an Der @i9t
unb Sersma6eriudt, Die 8aiierin Don Deutld.
lamb bot baS &eiBen, bic Sonisiu bon Sol'
lamb befommt bpitsriide Nnfdue, bic S0nigin
Don Yortusal 1T frat1tlih uno ihwadlih
ii%berbaupt; bic ebemals. aaiisriu SonMsrito
lit wabniinnis, uno bic a0nisia bon Dane'
mnrf III tauh.