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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

PeErys improved Comedone and Pimple Rene.
dy The Skin Medicine of the Age Is warrant
ed TO cure flesh worms, pimples. eTuptions and
blotchcd designations Of the face Sold by all
Druggists. Depot 40 Bond st. New York,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
I ,ISSOLUTION.

John II. Bowman rctires this day from tho firm
Of Brooks Edge Tool Co.
The business of said firm will be continued un-
der tho name Of Brooks Edge Tool Co. by Rock
VOID Barrett and Norman q. Brooks 10 whom all
demands due tho old firm must be paid.
NORMAN c. BROOKS,
JOHN H. BOWMAN,
LOCKWOOD BARRETT.
Drooksville, March 2s, 1872 2,3w
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WAS ENGLAND CHEATED IN THE TREATY ?

WAS ENGLAND CHEATED IN THE TREATY ?
Whether she was or not she is fast
coming to the conclusion that she was, -
that our high commissioners we're smarter
than hers, aud tricked them into seeming
to waive the consequential damages, while
really keeping them open. A noted
Blackwood writer, Cornelius O'Dowd,"
expresses what is getting to be the com
mon feeling among the philosophical and
good. natured Eoglishmen in saying: |
have been told that when cards ars pro-
duced and party at euchre or poker is
proposed in Mississippi steamer, very
usual question Is whether the Players are
to play with or without the advantages
that is, whether cheating is in" or not,
and why 10 the name Of all intelligence
was there nobody TO ask whether the trea-
ty was to be negotiated with or without
the advantages? Mr. Osborne tells us
that the American commission was COM
posesd OF free, astute and experienced
contentious lawyers he calls
them, and we had on our side band Of
amateur diplomatists who never drew n
treaty in their lives--one Of whom, how
ever, was distinguished as the man who
first introduced US to competitive exam
nations, and illustrated, possibly, to him
self, tho immense superiority of an intel.
lectual measurement. The very best
thing we can do is to appeal to them that
we are playing on the square and with
out the advantages"-that the men de-
puted to play were but muffs, not fit to
encounter them-and good naturally tc
say, Don't make the stakes too high lei
US pay what will mark our sense Of hav.
ing lost the game, and our sense of shame
at the choice We had made Of our champ
| ions.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
Everyone Speaks Favorably.

East MARsnFIetD, Aug. 81, 1870.
Ma. STEVENS:
Dear sir,--I have been troubled with eanker
from ehildhood, causing my nth g. BE- 90 at
times that Was unable 70 cat Having taken
many preparations but vita no eGeet until tried
your NL0trSa. After taking u tew doses,
found that IL relieved the iaintacss At Che stomach
that always accompanies eaaker humori and by
tho tisno | bad taken tho third botds. my month
was entirely cured. Having not been troubled
with II since that ume, which Is eight months ago
have commended it 10 several Of my acQuaiut-
anoes, aud everyone speaks iaveraoly OF It's gSod
elect. -
You're Nul,, i. j shLSNAN'
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Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil

The great popularity Of this safe and eGfcacous
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth In the cure Of Coughs Colds, Asthmas,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, ocrofulous Humora
and all Consumptive symptoms, it has no super
ior, If equal. Let no one neglect the early symp-
which will alleviate all complaints of the hest,
Lungs or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B.
Wlbor, Chemist. No. LEG Court street, Boston.
Sod by nil druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02


In Orwell, March 22d, Mrs. Chandler johnson
In Orwell, of cerebro spinal meningitis, March
26th, a two year-old son Of Theodore Denno.
In weybridge, March 9th, John Child, agod
IS years
In Middlebury, March 29th, of scarlet fever,
Willie Mulchahey, aged IA years and ) months :
In Middlebury. March 2sth, Mrs, BrouSs,
aged about fifty years. N
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

Liberal" Republicans in the Connecticut
canvass. or to quote its own words, their
'sheer political cowardice' which caused
them TO lose IA Connecticut 1.-THE oppor-
tunity to make the Cincinnati Convention
powerful and furmidablc,' is assigned as
the cause for thus sudden leavc-taking
1t declares furthermore that "it is too
late for the Liberal Republicans to do
anything now which would have feath-
ers weight on the result" and that ali
Jewell is defeated, it will be an unaided
Democratic victory" II wants no more
"billing and cooling" with the Liberal
Republican leaders; although expressing
Willingness to support Judge Davis or
G. +. Adams for the Presidency aud il
winds up with the declaration that ale,
the Connecticut election so ms i, may, the
Democratic party will depend upon it.
self, sending its own recruiting officers
among the dissatisfied Republicans, aud
enlistiug them directly and individually
into the Democratic army, instead Of OK
pecting them as organized regiments rails
ed by the Liberal Republican leaders.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

APPoRrIoNMEST OF DELEGATES. TOTAL 3i9.
Addison County, 80 delegates. Middlebury 8;
Forrsburgh, Lincoln, Monkton, New Haven,
Salisbury, Shoreham Vergcnnos, . ench each Of
the other towns | each.
Bennington County, q delegates. Rutland 80 /;
Windham 81; Windsor So; Caledonia 81 Chitten-
den 81 Essex. IA Franklin 20 Grand Isle s;
Lnmoillc IA Orange ~ Orleans %; Washington
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TOR SALE

A houss and lot situated 10 Mlddl,b bury Village
on the wesl side Of tho Geek, near tho uraded
bohool House. saii house Is 10 perfect repair
and ooptains seVeu rooms Tho abovo property
VIII bs cold ~ low 1gurs. For particulars call
~ abe Register pssksssre' ssiu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
MARRIED..

Z An Middlebury, March 26th, at the Congrega.
tlonal parsonage, by the Rev. f. p. Hooker,
Charles ~ Brooks of Middlebury, to Miss Hattie
NJ. Barton Of New Haven.
In Bristol March 27th, by Rev I. u. Archi-
bald, Mr.. Alfred @. Eastman and Mlss Mary L.
Grover, all Of Bristol.
In 0o.hen. on the lith inst, by Rev. A. Heath,
Of Brandon, Mr., Z. NJ. King Of Riptop, 70 Mi"
Ida T. Capen Of Goshen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
The rrvolutionists Rccapturc Tacn,c-
Rcchn Routed.

MArAMoRAs, March 20.
a courier extraordinary has arrived
from Camargo with dates to the 9th inst
lie aflirms the recapturo of Iacatecas by
the revolutonists, and the probable cap
turo of Gen. Rocha, whose army has boeu
dispersed by Gen. Guerra. Ged. Cortiua
is cat off from his base at Reynosa and
hemmed in near Baquerca, state OF Nue.
va Leon, after the loss ola greater part
Of his forces. Eight hundred infantry,
with two pieces Of artillery, left Eucarna-
cion for Leonaras to meet three hundred
infantry aud two pieces Of artillery from
Monterey, aud join Gen. Quiraga's forces
to advance on Matamoras forthwith. Ju.
an MunoS, with about two hundred Jur-
ist partlzans, crossed the Rio Grandc
from Texas and attacked Nueva LAREDO
on the Oath, but was defeated, and rctir.
cd, leaving his killed and wounded in The
hands of the revolutonists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

Ia behalf Of tho several District Committees We
approve and concur in the above call.
p. p. PITKIN, Gilman LIST Dist Com
5. n. HERRICk, Gilman I'd Dist. Con-
j. NJ. KNOX, Gilman Sd Dist Com.
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CATARRH,

Ii you are afflicted with discharge from tSs
nose, whether Of soft matter or hardened Offensive
Jumps; II you have matter dropping into the
throat, or have to hawk, hem. or serape TO clear
1t, especially SO mornings; if your breath Ia often.
sive; if you are easily til ed aad exhausted, Ian.
suid and debilitatedi if you cough more or less,
or hoarse up frequently; If your throat feels a.
though there is something sticking iu It which
aeeds to be removed; it you have pain over the
nose, the eyes, the face or head if your eyes sre
weak or watery your memory impaired, frequent
neavy, drowsy feeling di illness occasionally, and
general relaxed state Of th system; if you have
eitner Of the above symptoms you can be sure
that you are affected with Catsrrh, and which, II
not removed, will surely run you into Consump.
ton.
No argument will save you; no matter ~hss
Dr. Jones or Dr.. Brown says as to its csrsbiiity;
no matter what your neighbours experience may
have been with patent Catarrh Cures), if you are
not cured, with every breath VI air, you iuhais
the seeds Of Consumption.
Waiting till your friend is cured s another dan
serous speculation for you for while you are wait.
ing is your disease waiting also' Can you hang
up your Catarrh like On old coat and have It
nendsd when you are ready No; while you
thus speculate, the precious time is lost, and the
disease may slip beyond the curing point. and
when you are ready to have 1t attended to, no
hu nan skill may be able to save you.
The durability Of Catarrh by my treatment s
beyond question or doubt I can furnish sbuY-
dance Of evidence Of radical and permanent eurst
performed by me on parties residing hero and
hereabouts, whose word. are guarantee in them
selves. My treatment is painless and can be used
at home without interruption TO business
ratIent residing at q distance are hereby H.
formed that after the 6rst examination Of their
case, they can take the treatment to their own
homes aud use it without any pain or interruption
10 their usual business.
S. W. sMYTH, N. D.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

TEXAN AFFAIRS Washington, March
ga delegation from Texas, headed b,
Senator Hamilton, waited upon tho Presi.
dent this morning, in relation to Mexican
depredations on the frontier. The dele
cation represented that, on a recent date,
party of 40 regular Mexican troops III
uniform crossed the Rio Grande, ut Il
point above Brownsville, arrested the
United States customs Inspector and q
humber Of citizens and held them until
they had crossed into Mexico with about
FIVE or six hundred stolen cattle. 1t was
further represented that the dep edatious
on stock alone by raiders from Mexico
into Texas, during the last six years,will
reach six to ten millions Of dollars ii
valve aud the system of brands pervailiDf
in Texas will enable the sufferers to es
tablish a legitimate claim against Mexico
from the various county records.
BURNING OF NEssEL.--Neao York
| March 2S.-The bark Nimrod was buru
ed at Bermuda the 10Th inst, aud of Il
persons on board oply 10 were saved
The vessel was loaded with naptha aut
kerosene and an explosion from so:'e uu
known cause took place in the portion o
the hold behind the main hatchway ant
running aft beneath the cabin as far a
the stern. It is believed that the ptail
his wife and daughter, n young girl
were in the the cabin at the time Of tn
explosion. When the fire was seen from
the harbor of Bermuda it was too late t
render assistance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
EVERY GRADE OF SEWING WORK,
Lace to Harness Leather

sews eight thicknesses of Fulled Cloth with a
No. colOred glazed cotton or ball linen thread
which other family Machines cannot use at
all. Every " Domestic is positively warranted
to do this with ease aud facility and also TO use
200 cotton with perfection on the lishtcst work
Some parties recommend fine cord thread Tor
heavy sewing, which will break in wear, bring
ing general sewing machine work into disrepute.
This is great mistake. Use machine that will
carry II coarse stout thread, and tho seams eau
then be depended on.
One axe only Of the " Domestic Is built for
heavy aud light work, but through Improvement
in she mechanical powers employed aud the per
fiction OF its construction, an INCREASE Of At
LEAST
100 Per Cent. in Power
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

M Young has been in the employ Of the Boa
sou Herali durins the past eighteen years. Many
can vouch fer tho above statement
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02

By tho Governor.
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Jr.,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The dinner to the
three hundred uewsboys in the press room OF
the Ledger building was greatly enjoyed by
them as we'll as the lockers on. They behav-
ed in very orderly manner and'istened to ad.
dresses lrom Judge Allison, ex Mayor Fox and
Others with great patience while waiting for
the second course of ice creams and fruits
They sang several songs keeping time with the
tnkling Of spoons on their empty plates IN cx-
cccnt style
After dark about 40, 600 people assembled in
the park TO witness an exhibition of fireworks,
but the last piece. the most beautiful OF all, was
married by the occurrence OF violent storm
with vivid lightning which scattered the crowd
in great confusion. The storm came uncxpcctcd-
ly and very few had warning of its approach IN
time to obtain shelter. a great number Of
trees were Frustrated in various parts OF the
city, and some falling upon the passenger rail
way tracks prevented the passage OF the cars
for several hours
\ great number Of sudden deaths from the
heat are reported.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE1
New York Items.

New YORK, July 1.-Two frcmen died yes
terday from the effects Of sunstroke experience
ed while on duty at the fire in Canal street, last
Tuesday.
The intense heat yesterday a. 10. FRUSTRATED
many Of the militia men while .parading the
streets, Some l6 of them left the ranks sun,
struck, many of whom will die Scarcely ha!f
OF the number that set out returned with their
commands
: At the Tammany celebration the Hoas'
James Brooks, S. s. Cox and W. Il. Roberts
and Others made speeches. A banquet tcrm!-
mated, the exercises in the evening. An lnu-
dental mention of Horace Greeley name was
received with immense enthusiasm.
The Society Of the Cincinnati, celebrated the
day by banquet, previous to which business
meeting was held Resolutions Of regret at
the death of General Anderson were adopted.
There were about 80 fires during the day,
none of which, however, were very serious. "A
persons died f.om the effects OF the heat "a
cases of sunstroke are reported - persons
were wounded by the careless use OF firearms
and fireworks.
The thermometer marked 9S degrees in the
shade at 3 0 clock.
Numerous sunstrokes and deaths from the
were heat also reported in Brooklyn.
The Mutuals, OF this city defeated the Forest
city club, OF Cleveland, yesterday by score, Of
~ to
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The EOUrtlI-Edit0rialE XcurSIOnISfS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The 4th was cele
b.a.cd here with spirit though without any
pubic demonstration except the usual SaluteS
The Southern Editorial excursion party who
were at Mauch Chvnk yesterday on au excnr-
sion over the Switch Back road, were induced
to deviate from their intention to proceed
thence directly to Baltimore by an invitation
from Geo. W. Chds, Of the Ledger, to visit
this city and partake Ola banquet at the Cont
mental and visit the Park. They arrived by the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roadiu the evening and
were welcomed by delegation Of the Phladcl-
pha fraternity hastily mustered Tor the pur
pose, at AN hours notice. After a bountitul
rcpast they were conveyed through West Phila-
dclpha to the Park and over the Lands
down drive to George Hill and Belmont. At
the latter point they par,ook of refreshments,
and then returning to the hotel departed Tor
Baltimore by the night train. The visitors
we're highly delighted with their reception and
entertainment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
Bursting Of "a Balloon.

BosToN July 5-Professor King great bal
loon, the CoIlussus with which he was to have
made an ascension from the Common, ycstcr-
day afternoon, was swayed against the earth
so violently by gale which prevailed at about
half past two clock that it burst. Consider
able interest was attached to this ascension, as
party of twelve persons were to have made the
trip, among them gentlemen who had been de-
tailed from the signal office at Washington for
the purpose of taking observations. The bal
loon "Castle in the air, with which Prof Al
len Of Providence has been making ascen.
Sons from point near the Colosseum grounds
since the 18th Of June, also met with similar
disaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
The Fourth.

LONDON, July 4-The American shipping
in the Thames, the burcaux of the Amerlcan
journals. and the offices Of bankers connected
with the United States, and also in Liverpool,
are gaily decorated with flags and bunting in
honor of the day.
STUTTGART, July 1.-The American club OF
this city had glorious Fourth and sent greet
iugs to their fellow citizens in America.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 3.-Therc will be no
celebration OF thcFourth in this city to morrow,
owing to the little imp casanlness last year.
Both the Gentiles aud Mormons are willing to
let it 60 by dcFanlt.
New YORK, July 5.--D;Spatches from all
quarters report a general observance yesterday
of the nation birthday anniversary.
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n Office.

N Mayors Office July 5, 1872.
Particular attention is directed to the follow
ing ordinance of the Corporation, rs its provis
ions will be strictly enforced.
w. N. BERkLEY, Mayor.
AN ACT to secure the better observance of the
Sabbath day in Alexandria.
BE it enacted by the City Council of Alexsn-
dria That no person. between the hours of II
O'Clock Saturday night and Il o'clock of the
Sunday night next following, shall keep open,
permit to be kept open, or accessible, any
shop, house, saloon, restaurant, or other build
ing, or place wherein secular business OF any
kind is conducted, or which is accessible to the
public for business purposes during the week /;
and any person who shall violate this act shall,
on conviction, pay fine of ten dollars for the
first offence, twenty dollars for the second OF!
fence and M increased penalty Of ten dollars
for each succeeding ohence-half of the fines to
go to the informer; provided, this act shall not
affect licensed arothecaries and physicians and
BARRIERS.
This act shall take effect on and after the date
Of the passage of the same
Passed bv the Board of Aldermen January
p 1869. I. b. ROBEkISoN, frest;
Passed hy the Common Council, January II,
1863 JNO. IS: SMOO!, fr"st.
Approved: WIN. N. BERKLEl, Mayor.
Teste: o. G. WH1TTLEsEI, Crk. G. C.
jy DIV
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Nv Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.]
TNRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue Of the pro-
i visions of n deed of trust executed by Will
liam Bushby and wife, dated on the 3lst day of
December, 1870, of record in the Clerks office
of the Corporation Court of the city of Aexan-
dria, deed book No l, page BOB, the undersign-
cd, rs Trustees in said deed named will expose
TO sale, at public auction, in front Of the Man
sion House, in the city of Alexandria, Va, on
O'clock m, all that TENEMENT and LOT O.,
OF GROUND, in the said deed described Eli
situated on the west side of Pcyton st between
the Stone Bridge and King street, in the said
city of Alexandria, in front on Peyton street 81
feet and in depth 100 feet
Terms of sale, cash Stamps and Conveyance
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE H. MARKELL,
JOSEPH BRODERS,
WESLEY MAkELEY,
lie 2l-oots Trustees.
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From Mexico.

New York, July "a Matamoras dispatch
of the Sd inst states that the government troops
under Cevalos have reached CeraIoa, near
Monterey, and that operations againt the Revo-
lutonsts in Monterey will be carried on from
that point.
Reports we're current that Trevino had cap
tured Saltillo, taking 200 government troops
prisoners. He was slso reported to have cap
tured correspondence showing that the govern
mcnt ordered the killing Of all Revolutionary
prisoner, above the rank OF sergeant.
The RevoIutioni>ts design making Lerdo de
Teiada President instead of Juarcz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
KidnapDing Case.

New York, July 5.-A Niagara Falls dis
patch says that on the evening Of the Sd inst,
three United States officers visited IhoraId, a
small place about nine miles from the Falls on
the WeIland Canal, and torcibly took with
them young man named William White, a
ship carpenter Of Chicago. White was plnlone:d
and blindtolded. After going four miles IN
the country it was discovered that hlte was
the wrong man. W hlte states that the oifcerS
were after some Ku.klux who are connected
with the Greensboro n. c., outrages, but
saws he will not pursue his would be takers.
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HTCTIOsN MLES.
ByF. A. Kerby. Auctione

.DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ING LOTS on Washington street, Alex
andris, Virginia-On SATURDAY, July 18th,
1872, at II o'c clock M, will sell, at public auc-
ton, FIVE LOTS. each containing "a feet from
on Washington street, adjoining the property o f
Gen. NJ D. Corse, between Princess and Oro-
noco streets, running back 1870 f. to II it. alley.
: Also, at the same time and place. TWO LOTS,
% feet each, and FIVE LOTS of 20 feet each,
fronting on Columbus street, immediately in the
rear of those on Washington street, running
back 104 feet to above alley.
Terms: One-ffth cash the residue in three
equal payments at l. 2 and years, with interest
from the day of sale. Costs and conveyancing
at the expense of purchaser.
jy l-eots G. K WILMER.
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From Long Branch.

LONG BRARcH. July 5-Prcsidcnt Grant
returned her yesterday a. N.
The ball last night was well attended. The
day was duly celebrated.
The first race yesterday was Won by Bel
mont's Mcdora distance of mile; prize
$500 time l.lS4. The second race, mile
heats for $500, was won by LongielIow IN
56i, l.54, and 434 The third race, a
dash of one and half miles for $500, was
won by Lochicl Time 244l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05

TEACHERS LlERARY.-In pursuance of an
order OF the City School Board, the Superin-
tendent has procured from the publishers a
small number Of professional works for the
use of the public school teachers, which are to
be kept at his office, and loaned out to the
teachers or school officers under proper regua-
tioas This plan was strongly recommended
by the Superintendent of Public instruction
during his recent visit here, and is expected to
increase, largely, the fitness Of the teachers for
their positions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
The EOurlh-.fUUafIc.

BUFFALO, July 5.-The celebration yesterday
comprised an grafton. a grand military parade
of three regiments and several civic societies and
yacht race In single scull race Scharft OF
Pitsburg, beat Timing, of Toronto, and IN
another single scull race open to all, negro
named Berry Of Toronto, took the purse The
kee Club of Pittsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
Fatal Railroad Collision

New YORK. July 5.-At O clock Yesterday
evening two trains on the South Side Railroad
of Long Island. collded between Fresh Pond
and Bushwick Stations. One train had stopped
in order TO avoid running into the other. A
telescoping Of engines took place and three
persons were killed and many injured. At the
lime o the collision passengers were jumping
from the cars. Amid the scenes of excitement
the sufferers were for long time without water
or a physician.