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the procuring cau>e of 50 much crime aud
sorrow around you But il we are not
to he made glad with Il sight like this.
duty requires US to say one thing more 10
your ears. We bear YOU no personal
ill.will. With some among you, some
among us are on terms of personal friend.
ship. Nay more, it is because we are
y our friends. and because we believe that
the greatest curse Of your vocation falls
upon your own heads, that we utter what
We ARE about to say.
We are the determined enemies Of the
business IN which YOU aie engaged, and
we mean that as far as in US lies, that
business shall cease. Gladly would we
see you iorsakc it Of your " choice,
and willingly would we forgive and for.
get the past, If from henceIorth you would
not touch the accurscd thing. But If our
eyes may not be blessed with Il sight like
this, we mean to use all tightlul means
within our reach to compel its cessation.
We will do what we justly can to rem
der your business nike, Improbable and
dishonorable. We utter no words OF
threat or bravado, but we state TO you,
distinctly, the purpose Of a numerous aud
influential and determined body OF men
in this County to use all the power that
rightGully belongs to them, to root out
this accursed traffic from our midst.
Gentlemen, believe US, We are deeply
aud thoroughly in earnest. Ii we do not
succeed it will be because you are deaf to
the ~pleadings Of equity and because law
among free people is powerless to answer
its supremacy, and %impotcnt 10 vindicate
its authority. Pen ORDER.
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TIc,sDnauoA, New York, june 9Th.

Tic,SDERooA, New York, juno 9Th.
To Tie Middicbary Register
Ga Monday the accommodation train
while on its way at good speed between
Orwell aud ~Ticonderoga station suddenly
whistled out downbrakcs, aud the cars
came suddenly to a halt. The startled pas.
seugers at once started for the door and
windows only to see the fremen and con.
ductor running at the top of their speed
to the rear Of the train, while the cry
arose, who is hurt q? when suddenly the
fireman who was the leader suddenly
plunged over the bank and came back
with a ponderous turtle. As the thief
was caught and safely bound, the couduc.
tor thought it best to proceed with the
train, amid tho merry jokes Of the pas
sengers.
A passenger suggested that he would
60 berrying on that train soon. IF Mid.
dlebury folks want to ride a. u safe rate,
let them try our train.
HERnERr.
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The KuIvAN WAR.-St. Petersburg,
Tune l5.-The war Office has received Il
despatch from Genital Asia which report
ed that a division of tho expedition adj
vancing on Khiva, by way OF the sea of
Aral, has made satisfactory progress.
General Werworikan occupied Kiengard
one hundred miles Forth OF Khiva on the
Goth of May The Khivan forces had
abandoned the place. The General con-
tinued his march along the line Of ours
to Khoyoila and Turiea, urging the enc
my flying before him, The Aral %lotilla
has entered the bay of Aiogia, the south.
ern arm of the sea Of Aral, aud sailed as
far as Kingard where the progress was
stopped by the shadows. An effort
would bo made to reach kezelkala at the
southern extremity Of tho bay, where Il
depot of supplies was to be established
for the troops advancing under General
Werworkias.
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10 ThOse in Addison County, who are
Engaged IN ID Illegal Traffic in Iu.
tOxIcatIng Drinks.

Engaged in the IIlegal Traffic in Iu.
tOxIcatIng Drinks.
GENTLEMEN
The Addison County Temperance So,
ciety respectfully but earnestly addresses
you. We shall enter iuto no argumen,
to convince you Of the illegality, and the
immortality OF the business IN which YOU
are embarked. Neither shall we attempt
to set before you the deleterious effect,
which it produces. These, as they come
more directly under your own observation
are far better known 10 you than theJ cal
be to US, aud you see far more clearly
than We can discern, the ruin which i
brings to our young men, and the desola,
ton and blight, with which it visits SC
many homes among W.
You will not pretend TO say that your
business is Of any utility to society, OF
that any good can accrue from it to the
communities in whose midst, and tc
whose untold and incalculable injury, YOU
prosecute it. You know that in pursu
ing this business, you put yourselves into
the very midst Of those whom the law
of the State regard and treat as offenders
and so you do necessarily, and inevitably
number yourselves with the crimina.
classes of society. We are safe in affirm.
ing, also, that the only motive which
prompts you to continue in this bushes,
is your own ~pecuniary advantage,
There are few, if, any, among you who
will affect to deny any Of the things which
we have here predicated concerning you
We ash you now, in view OF these facts
Is it not timc that a business at once i'm
moral and illegal, 10 the prosecution o
which the laws Of God and of man or,
alike disregarded and broken, and who's
continuance is the great fountain head o
crime among us, should have an end
We would that you might cease from
this business Of your own free will moved
by q genuine reluctance to be any loDgel
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ENCOURAGING To LIARs.-It matters
not from what source SANDER may como
Multitudes will be Influenced by a report
against a good mans character from one
who would not be believed under oath, in
any matter involving the ~pccuniary inter-
est Of fifty cents.
The slanderer may be VIGOROUSLY base
may be a panderer to the worst pas
sions, and tho lowest vices-may he q
shameless sinner against social virtue
may be a thief, a notorious liar, n drunk.
ard, o libertine, or a harlot, all this mat.
tiers nothing. The cuqine that throws
the mud is not regarded. The white oh.
iect at which the foul discharges are aimed
is onlg seen and the delight of the nv.
ISLANDERS and lockers on is measured h.,
the success of the stain sougat TO he ia.
hicted. Every man who %rejoices in and
clrcu'atcs SANDER, thereby advertises the
Tact OF his own untrustworthiness.- DR.,
Holland.
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A preparation so widely and favorably
known as Halls Vegetable Siciliau Hair
Remover, needs few words of praise from
US. This compound has won its way to
the highest favor in the public mind; and
multitudes, who have vainly used other
remedies for the restoration OF their hair,
have, on trying the Sicilian Remover,
been made glad by the speedy restoration
of their gray hair to its natural color,
and the thin locks thickened up, as in the
days Of early youth. II also prevents
the hair falling out, makes it soft and
glossy, and is altogether the best prepar-
alton for its intended purposes before the
public. -PHtSINra Chronicle.
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Sl0O,OUU GIVEN AwAY.-the present
year to the people of Amcrica by
DR.. II. V. Pierce of Bufalo. New York
in his little memorandum books. amount.
ing to over two hundred and fifty tons in
weight, and the paper for which cost,
about Sl25,000. This the Doctor is en-.
abled to do by reason of the superior
merits of his Family Medicines, which
yearly and rapidly increase in popularity,
their sale now reaching over half a mill
ion dollars worth for the year. and exceed
ing that Of any other medicines manufac.
tured for general sale, as shown by the
amount of United State Revenue stamps
purchased for stamping thcm.
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My Kingdom for q Horse.

What tho purse Of King Richard could not thon
procure, all can now purchase for a song. Tho
Ccntaur Liainent will not raise tho dead horse Of
II king, but it will cure a lamo one, and-more
than that-it Is tho most remarkable thing for
awcliings, stiff joints, caked breasts, stings and
bruises tho world has ever seen. A man ought
to suffer with tho %rhcumatisin who has not tried
this linimont
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17

TIE STOKES Casa New TRIAL
GRANTED.-AlJany June 10 The opin-
ion which was rendered by the Court Of
Appeals this morning upon tho case OF
Stokes, granting a new trial, is not a sur
prise. 1t had been looked for, particu-
!arly by the bar, since Mr.. Tremain's ar
gument. The result is a great profession.
al triumph for Lyman Tremain, as it car
ries the weight of unanimity in the high
est court of the State. The prevalent
popular opinion here is that the order Of
the court is tantamount to the release Of
the prisoner, as it is not believed that he
can be convicted ogain.
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Wioblrburp8 tgistcr,
TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1879.
Sa-M. Marescal. Mexican Minis,,

Sz-M. Maiescal. Mexican Minister
before leaving for New York, stated thu,
he considered the Mckenzie raid would
have eu uaia,otable influence upon the
Wufk Ut our hNv GrHndt Commission
MeSicuns at asniogiUn not connected
with the .ruonesy, represent that the Com
mission will report false and extravagan,
judgments with Il view to precipitate I
war. 1t is now conceded in official cir.
cles that the Cover. inert will henceiortf
pursue Iudian marauders wherever they
may be found. The Border Commission
is daily expected at the Capitol.
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Sir Humphrey Davy became known to crnl.
nencc by his brilliant discoveries in chemical phil.
osopby; and Rcnne BY using chemical philosophy
to discover Ronne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, one
Of tho very best remedies for pain ever used by
mankind Try it ia the family. Sold by Shell
don a 20.
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Sufferers from coughs, colds, bronchitis. Group
Influenza or whooping-c cough, will find relief in
DR.. Nistars Balsnm OF hid Cherry. which has
now been in use Tor nearly half e century, and
still maintains its long established reputation as
tho great remedy for all diseases Of the throat,
lungs and chest.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17

1t is said ex-Queen Isabella is about to
proceed to Rome to confer with the Pope
upon the prospects Of the Bourbon family
in Spain.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17
FOR morn p%ArclES, FRECKLrs


And Tan, use perry's Moth and Frochle Lotion,
Ii is RELIABLE and HARMLESS. sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond street, New York.
FOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
Blackheads and FleshworIns, use Pcrry's lmproy-
cd q medone aud Pimple Remedy, the great skin
medicine. Prepared only by Or. -. Z Perry,
Dermatologist, 40 Bond street, n. Y, Sold by
Druggists every h here. l;sm
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minutes of the Afternoon -e,>ion. witho u
approval. Voted to ADJOURN To- = O'Clock,
for the Lords Snrlcr. at the closc oil
which the Conference shalt be- finally ad.
jourued.
AFTERNOON.
The Lords Supper was administered
at 2 O'Clock. Rev's Il. p. Hooker, NJ L
Severance, Dea's Wright aud Lane, of.
6ciatiog. y vote Of thanks was extend.
ed to the people of vergcnncs for their
kind hospitality.
l. t. pATntncp Scribe
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&HILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and causes
natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for castor oil.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17

During II briet bat bitter excitement
against the Chinese. the Board Of Super.
visors of San Franri>ro r"""-I, -. sob
a series OF anti.Chinese ordinances, direct
ing the cutting of the qles and shaving
the heads Of Chinese convicted Of even
the pettiest crimes,the remoyal of Chinese
bodies from cemeteries, imposing extra
heavy taxes on Chinese laundry business.
tic. Mayor Alfred very properly vetoed
these unfair laws, and, us a
it is said that he has committed political
suicide. He has done right, nevertheless.
10y refusing to endorse the heartless per.
secution ola feeble and iuofIeusive people.
1t seems as thougt some people cannot
exist contcntedly unless they can tram.
pie upon somebody else. Sometimes it
Is the negro, sometimes the Indian, and
sometimes the Chinaman But We sup.
pose this is progress and so wo must con
sent TO stand it and thank fortune that
we are not the ones to be trampled upon.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL on THE Mo.
Docs.-Attorncy General Williams has
given his opinion that the captured Mo-
docs may be tried by military commission
npon charges against the recognized laws
of war, and, if found guilty. punished as
those laws justify or require. Iucident-
ally he decides that there has been d war
with these Indians so far as to make
them amenablc 10 the ordinary laws Of
war, like those relating, for instance, to
a flag of truce. Such periiiy as that in
volved in the assassination Of Gen. Cam
by and DR.. Thomas was, he says, as much
a violation of the laws of savage as of
civilized warfare. Doubtless, therefore,
a military commission will soon be APP
pointed which will try Captain Jack and
his fellow culprits. and will mete out to
them just and speedy punishment. The
disposal of the other Modocs, whether
charged with other crimes or merely with
being off from their reservation, is yet to
be indicated. The Moioc war, however,
seems to be over.
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MARRIED..
FARMERS

woull notify the farmers and friend. Of the
popular Clipper Mower. that the company is still
In active existence, and manu- acturing machines
n usual NJ ionkers \. Y, ami will supply any
orders for machiues AID extras, Notwithstanding.
the false reports to the Contrary. The Clinp-r
Ma 'hine has earned a bioh reputation in the farm
ing community, and every machine i. warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction. Orders respect
fully = licitd
by order Of the Clipper NJ. and r. Co.
r.. q. OQODALE. General Agent,
I3iiv addison, Nj.
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TlIlCA HORSE X

These rakes have boon improved the past SEQ
son In tho manner Of raising so Il child can ope,
ato them. They arc now, rs they have been, gu
peiior u any other offered ia this mark, t, and a
less price than Soma that are not as good. [ al
expecting a car Load aud would be pleased to hay
any QUO wanting a gocd rake to try ono aud I'd
turn 1t 1t it docs not prove satisfactory.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
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X IRBY MOWERS.

Tho kirbys sold last year, both combined ms
chiues and mowers, gave the best satisfaction.
can furnish them this year at low price compare
with what Is asked for other machines.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
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Eoots and Shoes,

Kip, calf and cloth, for ladies', misses,
men, boys aud children, mostly hand
made and warranted, by
+. \. DoNp.
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MARKETS
MIUDDEBURY RETAIL PRICES.

Prepared weekly for the MIDDLEurRY REGISTER
by BENSON a ANDREWS, dealers in Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, &c, &c.
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Horse Shooting and Logic
in 1878.

Go straight TO Towards for your sAoe:,
lie keeps the best aud won't refuse
10 do your work so well and cheap,
The secret you can scarcely keep.
or all horsv-shoers east or west,
lie claims TO rank among the bcst;
The year when lac this trade began,
Dates back L. eighteen forty-oue;
FROM then till nov hes piled his trade.
AID Of himself has robly mtd0
a workman skilled in every part,
Within, without, in head aud heart
~ Experienced help Ae keeps on haui,
oHlliul md smart, WHO on demand
WIZ serve his patrons on the call,
Tue rich, the poor, the learned and all.
At Howard is the place 10 buy
Your shoes and nails, which, " BY the hy,"
lie e~tlsslfes and understands,
And uses what y4pr horse demands,
For horses dilrr ia tbs need
About as much as in their speed.
Yea, 20 10 Howard, for no knows
The kind If nail aud kind Of shoes
Your horses need, and what will stand
The strain Of our uutenpered land.
ior,c-shoeing from this even date,
A sptclaify he now will make;
No fear Of colts has hero Howard.
hccauss he was not born a eoulrd;
50 60 70 him and yon will get
Tho best OF work AT prices net;
From cllington's about a hop,
You'll find skilled Howard and his shop
Middlebury, June, 1873. l34w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-17

a secondhand Sewing Machine, in good cor
dition. at a low price. Mt the Register Bookstor,
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Furnishing Goods,

FURNISHING Goods,
Having sold out our dry goods, We
give the space and capital to this
branch OF goods, and are able to clothe
a man or boy in style, u out ofs,yle,
from head TO foot. Shirts Of every de-
scription. ties, bows, @scarfs, half hose,
English. French and American made
over-alls and frolks, dress and driving
gloves, collars and cuffs in endless va
riety, very low for cash, ut
+. a. BONDS.
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HATS MD CAPS.

Styles, quality ana prices to suit ev-
erybody, In silk, fur, wool and straw,
at I. A. BONDS
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TnE KnEDivE.-Tbe report that the
Sultan OF Turkey has granted to the
khedive OF Egypt . substantial sover.
eiguity as to vii local matters probably
needs confirmation. Heretofore the reins
have been held very closely by tho con-
trolling Government, as il was necessary
they should be. After great vicis.itudes
in the relations Of Turkey aud E,ypt.
Mehemet Aali, in 1918, wagcd war
against the Sultan, conquered Syria and
part OF Asia Minor, and would have re.
versed his relations with the Ottoman
Empire it he had not been prevented BY
the Great Powers. The Arabs came SO
near achieving complete success under
Mehemet Aali that they have never since
ceased to aspire to independence Of Tur.
key. 1t is only the pressure Of selt.inter.
est which has compelled the European
Powers to preserve the nominal authority
of 1.-THE sick man" intact. Ifthis new
rumor should prove true it would indicate
a change in the views ofleading European
statesmen OF 10 little Significance.
A New IMMIGRATION. Some mention
has been made OF a sect in Russia. known
as Mennonites, who. having been pcrse-
cuted on account Of their peace principles
similar to those of the Quakers-are
looking about for a place to emigratc to.
A commission consisting Of five Russians
and one Prussian (tho community is
chiefly in southeastern Russia, with some
members in Prussia is now Gu its way to
New York, to prepare for the reception
Of twenty or thirty families, aud possibly
a still larger company to follow after
ward. They are represented as good
citizens, who will do well here. 1t is a
curious fact hat our national census prior
to 1880 had no record Of q person Of
Russian birth. Up to the last census the
whole number Of such persons who had
come to the country was about 1000. The
Mennonite sect numbers ahout 000 000
, 1873-07-31
gnset Sound gispateh.
Pu3.rs1x, Every r1u,sD,T n onyrS0
BROWN 81 SON.
txHIAH BROWN. EDWARD a. BROWN
OFFICE In Dispatch Buildings
TERMSs

IA
Single Copy One Year; ;....... .........ss 90
/" Three a. ................ O0
Single Number. ~
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
RATES OF ADvERTISING.
One Square of II Lines. LIST Insertion. 81 90
Zach Subsequent Insertion. ..-.......-.. 80
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
ewest rates:
As Jon PRINTING
81 every description doue at the most reason
able rates.
AGENTS:
Olympia. ......... ....Capt. Frank Tarbell
Steilacoom. .JacoD hoover.
Victoria, b. u .Cnari5S McCorMlck
Port Townsend, 49,. George BGrthrop
Pert Discovery. ry,.................M M. McMahon
Snohomish City. e. C. Ferguson
, 1873-07-31
The OLYMPIA RAILROAD AND Coal Co

The OLYMPIA KAILRuAD AND Coal Co.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
a.. certificate of incorporation Of the
Washington Mining and Transportation
Company has been filed in tue County
Clerks Office. The objects of the cor
poratlon are "Mlning anc doing gem
eral transportation business III the State
of t'a'iforh a. Oregon aud Washington
Territory. aud constructing, conducting
and maintain railroad (and el.ctro-
magnetic telegraph line IN connection
herewith rnnning fro n a point at or
near Teninl, to BuLis Inlet ut or hea.
Olympia, in Waahiugton Territory. OF
the estimate length of tventy miles"
chs pripcip.l place Of business Is III
San Frapclsco, and the time Of existence
fifty years. Tue Directors are John b
FELTON,, of Oakland; Theodore DeR.e.
Henry Barrolhet. Joha N. Goodwlns
Anson Goldsmith j.. NJ. Johnson. Of
San Franciso. and Edward s. Saloman,
OF Warrington ierrilory. The capital
stock u $l,vOU, ,0OO, divided into 10000
shares. ls. .-,.5af s a54s
We understand that the incorpOrators
are now ON their way to Olympia to in.
augurate their work. Now the long
waited terminus has tizzled. the people
will take mold III earnest to improve
their. own natural advantages aud de-
velup their own resources, VII. eh i'll the
end will bs much better for the future
prosperity Of The country. .ss !
, 1873-07-31

ANOTHER CHANGE.-We learn from
Tacona that :he Locating Commission
ers, under the stiess of circumstances
heretofore mention ned, located Il Z ter
minus u. Tacoma before ascerlaining the
practicanillty Of railroad line to that
ph ce. The consequence Is. that sever
al miles Of the road al. e;ldy cleared and
graded Mt AN expense OF nearly one nun
,ired Thousand dollars, WAS temporarily
abandoned. and the Engineer ordered
hack with the view Of ascertaimng Il
more direct and practicable route. lhe
experiment Was tried and gwen up, and
work was resumed ON the form ronte,
strikes the Puyallnp river about eight
miles southeast Uf Tacoma, and from
thence up the bottom to Tacoma ON an
acute angle which will probably cssi-
tate a turn table az the point OF Intersec'
ton and ontoon bridges up the oottoni'
wh,cL has literally nu bolt. IN within
sou,. ding di- tance. 1t Is the OPINION of
competent engineers that Tacoma will
have to be abandoned as d practicable
point " be reached by railroad.
, 1873-07-31

The GRowL OF AN IMpRAcTIcABLE Re-
FORMER. Templar." writing from
Seattle to that impracticable reform
organ. the Echo gives doiefnl account
Of the moral condition of Seattle. which
lacks both the essential elements of
truth aud consistency. to give 1t any
claim to public confidence. or establish
for the writer any reputation for deceil-
cy or morality. 1t starts of with tie
bald falsehood that '.our press in Seattle
are buuud hand and foot whan the pub
lie agitate any question Of temperate
or moral bearing. any effusion however
grapmcall. written. finds its way to the
waste basket; rather u sad fact but one
of the stubborn kind" aga
1t is u fact weiiqknown to the public
that the DISPATCH has boldly and une-
quivocally made war upon ,esery form
Of vic, immortality and laviesshess.
generally and specifically. and has done
more to abase public nussancss. than all
the exclusive and pToseripsise orgsnisa-
tions combined MS the organ Of any
society or advocate Of prosclptIve or
prohititory laws, but as