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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06
Mioolrburp Aeglsttr,
TUESDAY. MAY 6,
Our Carnival of 60 rapti0n.

1t is scarcely possible to take up a pa
per without fniiug score or Two of
murders, burglares, dtlalcations, rcven-
ue swindles, bctrayals OF liducary trusts
and other financial Irregularities, but
there is another phase OF criminal effronte-
ry, which now seems to be holding high
carnival in this cou try, more seductive,
and more dangerous because it is sapping
the foundations ofour government, from
which we expect protection to life, liber-
ty and property-from which we have a
right to expect repression OF crime and
corruption, aud the enforcement Of right
and Justice between man aud man. We
refer to official corruption, vcnalty, UNI
scrupulousncss in methods Of obtaining
positions, and the use Of official positions
for the purpose Of promoting individual
and selfish ends.
1t is but u day or two since we learned
Of the corruption OF the commissioners to
the Vienna Exposition then the recall
of Minister belong from Japan because
he repeatedly made presents to the Mika-
do contrary 10 INSTRUCTIONS, vi III pN"Ni
words because he sought to secure AN APP
pointment under the japanese govern
ment while protesting to represent the
United States in that empire then the
abuse of opportunities afforded Indian
AGENTS and this 10 addition to our Mo-
biliers, the back pay steal, the judicial
and Legislative briberies so common IN
New York and too prevalent everywhere,
the purchase Of seats in the National
Congress, the rerjurg OF witnesses, the
corrupti)n ms of Courts and other similar
crimes almost innumerable. 1t is Il hui
initiating fact that is next to Impossible
to secure honesty in Offices Of responsible
ty and trust There is and must be
growing sense of insecurity among our
thinking men. IF there are honest men
whom VIC may select for service IN re-
sporsible stations, who are they? Those
apparently so, are found to be hollow
and rotten at the core. The number o
honest men in any community is not toe
large. The great want of the age is IN
tcgrity-unAnching, inccrruptiblc lateg
rity that knows no friend or foe, that ha
no price, that recognizes no danger. l
we find such an one let us keep him Ii
sight. We shall need him, aud that soon
Honesty is first, brains secondary.
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The Thief who was arrested for rob.
bling Parsons store in this town, was
found to have quantity of Ayers Hair
Nigor in his possession. When asked
why he wished to steal that article, he
answered that he " wanted to restore his
hair, for it was hard to be thief and
bald, too" Ifthat invention of the great
chemist could restore faded character
as cffcctually as it does their natural beau.
ty to bald and grey heads it would sure
y be, as they say it now is, truly iuvalu.
ablc.-LewiSt0n (Me.) Journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

Reader, the merchant, druggist and grocer
where you usually trade keep liennes Pain-Kil-
ing Magic Oil for sale. If they are out, they will
get a supply at your request, but DO sure and
call for it by the full name, and take nothing else
in its stead. " 1t works like a charm" Sold by
W. NJ. Day.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

\ terrible tragedy occurred recently
in Marshall county, Ky, the particulars
Of which are as follows About year
ago, James Doughcrty married daugh-
ter Of Howell Smith, but they lived un-
happily and finally separated. On Sun
day last, Smith told Dougher!y that he
could settle tho difficulty between him
and his wife, whoroupon Doughcrty in-
stantly shot the old man dead and fed.
Subsequently he was captured, and was
being taken back to Marshall county,
when Il son Of the murdered Smith, who
was one Of the capturing party, fired upon
Doughorty and wounded him, after which
he beat out Dougherty's brains with the
butt end Of his gun.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

CAunoN.-In our changeabc climate, coughs,
colds, and diseases of the throat, lungs and chest
will always prevail. Cruel consu mption will
claim its victims. These diseases, if attended to
in time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy
is DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

USE WEg6s MAGIc COMPOUND for coughs, colds,
and sore throat. Try it Mt once and be sure Of
relief; or if you have tried everything else to no
purpose, take it as n last resort, IL will not fail
you. Sold by all druggists. 3;2m
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Bishop Soule's Liniment

Is a POSITIVE CURE for Seatica, rheumatism Neu-
ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, Sprans, &c. From to large bottles will
cure cases given up by physicians. The only GER
tain cure for Scatiea, Large bottles, $50; small
bottles, Is OTIS. Sold yall Druggists. 2;e,ow.ly
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The Pail Mall G.aaiie is very much

The Pail Mall G,2atic is very much
exercised over an nmcadmeut 10 the mar
riel womln's roapr'y act proposed by
Mr. llmlc Pdmcr, aud designed to still
further aui x, 'he power OF this British
husband to rob his wife. 1t is mel
ancholy and odious sight" says the Peck
snilTy Gazette, " to see the greatest and
most permanent Of human institutions
pulled doSu, h.t by Bit, by knot Of
sophist, who pat nothing ii its place. -
" La the present state OF things, it is the
wifo's dn,y to oj'y the husband; it is
her duty, even % hc 10 wrong, unkind, and
unreasonable, SO submit up to the point
at which h. positively ilI-itcats her, Oh
injuries her ia some way which gives her
a legal justification for leaving him. The
truth is that to introduce law into the re.
lation between husband and wife is mon.
strous and impossible Is it indeed
We rather guess not.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FREcKLEs

And TAN, use Perry's Moth and Frcckle Lotion
1t Is RELIABLE aud HARMLESS. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot, ~ Bond street, New York.
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FOR prMpLEs ON TIE FACE,

Blackheads and Fcshworus, use Pcrrys lmprov-
ed medonc and Pimplc Rumcdy, the great skin
medicine. Prepared only by Dr.. -. G Perry,
Dernatologist, 40 Bond street, H. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Ism
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

S. G. Pomeroy will never be b candid
ate 10 Kansas again. His nomination is
something that no Legislature, however
corrupt, would be sufficiently brave to
consummate and then return to their ex-
asperated constituency Lcayonwortb
Commercial.
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80 h, n,o,,,n, ,,,n. mi,L,Y,.'.. s.+.
tcee1 aIl avs ~. r.c w., ..i..l.
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torr;lIo ,n9ss..cr,se w;ll TN iil.eIg -, u. w..
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~, nn,, T,,l;aa n,,.'f. ,,.i,;st,
nj o',''.,aa, fL, Observation-Disclosures, ,r.f'
mo,ld i,J,eJ h'',h,' .nl,, no,,..n ,,,.,,. r.,
! tho oor,rnr,nnt ,horo ,ro mn, o,o,.,L
ITn;ted Stolrs rrrnlars oyai,iIo In
omount ,o onvthioc And volnntecr rcc.
;n,on,s ,o,,,n,sod e. ,ho f.o,,;ors,,,o,, ,..i1,
understand indian ficht;nc would nc far
tho r,ost ofToct;yo E.oo p,.oes
WHAT IT CosTs-Ihe price OF ticket
to san Francisco and back over the On
ION Paclic and Central Pacihc roads Is
little less than three hundred dollars.
10 this must be added the expenses OF
seven or elsht days meais-ayGragIng
three dollars day, also the additional
expense OF compartment In the fuIl'
man car, Without tins latter the Journ'
ey would be unenduraoly iatlguingi win
It, 1t Is surprisingly comfortable.
upon inc margin Oh 'ne long raHWay
map furnished to travellers we read' tna'
sleeping oer'n from ne" OK 10 Gan
FRANCISCO can DC procured iof oleVcn Go''
iars' "H'Gn certainty sounuS remarkably
cncaP' pu 'e 'l'' uocS l'o' ,ie"n /" Sec''ou
or ev'n MAJ! scc'l9" II refers 10 'h'
la'h'muhl Oh space '"a' iS' nan OIL enc o
the per'hs' upper or unuqF' lnfec o H
persons occupying 'nc remainder Oh t m'
section, NOW NOW! iew persons can ca, DC lea''J
cortar nv WI" "d 'o'1 ,ravn ~I ovc 'I c
bc-and whole section costs lor,y.tout
III T:u ,..... t..r.. u.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

The CANADIAN BOUNDARY QUESTION:
In the Dominion House of Commons,
Wednesday night, Mr.. Mills moved a
resolution that, before the arbitration to
take place under the treaty of Washing
ton TO be entered upon, it is proper that
the limits Of the Dominion and its jurs-
diciion should be decided. Sir John
Macdonald, in opposition, advanced the
plea that it would prevent Canada from
obtaining any compensation for II years.
He admitted that the commissioners APP
pointed to conduct the arbitration could
only arrive at rough estimate Of the
SUM due, and said the Canadian and i'm
perial governments on the subject of
hcad-land rights, and that the question
would probably be referred to intcrna-
tional iurists for decision.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

BHoN PomuGAL,-LisJoa, May l.
The Portuguese government has ordered
all the Cmlists refugees to leave its terri.
tory, giving them the choice Of going to
any other country excepting France.
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A General Indian War in Prospect,

Washington specials state that General
Sherman and Secretary Robson have de.
cided to adopt an earnest plan of opera.
ton against the Indians, though no de-
tails have been decided upon and that
no doub. is now felt ia military circles
that the country is on the eve ola gener-
al Indian war. The grounds for this be-
lief are, of course, the various threaten
ing movements among the indians, re-
ported from the frontier. The Sioux,
powerful and warlikc, have murlcrered
several mail carriers in Wyoming The
Piutes, in Nevada, are reported gathering
with abundance of arms. In Oregon, at
White Bluffs, fourteen hundred Indians
are reported to be in,renching themselves
behind breastworks. Hostile Indians,
with their war paint on, are securing the
country and warning the settlers to leave.
When the news Of the successful stand OF
the Moloes reaches these and other tribos,
there is danger that the troubles already
threatening may be precipitated. The
scenes which would attend any general
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one. No one should undertake ii with
out an allowance Of from ten TO fifteen
days lat least) in time, and from one
hundred aud thirty to one hundred and
fifty dollars in money. 1t will then be
easily seen, that it is safe to estimate the
expense of two months Of travel in Cali
fornia to vary from seven to eight hun
drcd dollars, according as the traveller is
or is not an economist. 70 reckon it rs
less would be to mislead. And this ob-
serve, is in gold, and does not include
any OF the longer cxcu:sions-Southern
S6dHa'?;'i9a an bfRdqlam 9ia dti8cF, .4Pt5n s e!
great interest and beauty well worth an
additional journey to se,.
Troy Conference Appointments.
The following are the appointments FIR
Burlington District;
Presiding Elder, Orrin Gregg. Bur-
lipgton, Henry Graham Winooski, T,
G. Potter WiIiston, y. =. Hubbard ;
Shclburn, l.. d. Bcaudry North Ferris
burg and Charlotte, j. H. Bond Yer
gennes and Ferrisbarg, W W. Foster
Panton, to be supplied; West Addison,
II. j. Davies liridport and Shoreha,o
A G. Jacobs; Benson. W Smith :.
Fairhavcn, l.. S. Walker; Castloton, NJ.
Tator; Pawet and West Dorset, G. j..
Mott h'SD pV n ana M II, &c g.
n, n: , Daosun 5 D1 ir; - o'n'c..
w io n.1 1 W., 'i W,In,5 = -'o''
Ciarc"' DD. |Au ~ ''' W ~ 30 cup
Plleu ou..D0' ,, 49, No. i'u' t,,. d.
H. -Au', FL w W "NU ''0 IVA. nv
t Wt Ell, E A'ucn 't % s'@I J ''','o.u'
W, W. ! Os'ci' . l. =, N'1loOn D. ~ . IN
gan? i-'iI I:i Oos"'1, H. y; j 'c"-
GU w e! T Jt D,"J' a. 20" - u.
oulJ, w. i ii 11I l " ~ '7'''ao',J
anu n haS c. miuu Ey' 10 DC SuPp|eI
nlP'Un' 9i" a,'i u"'u"oF l"nco' D., - t.
D -. "'1' Hs'o,o' ~ - S'IO'i'
li'"'souis = " u, "a "a, '7'', gus 4V''N'o'' a.
r. AuS.ln ". ". H NJ ' secretary
ol .ie er''iou' cay lem o.',Go ''o''e'
Conference Geo. W. Fijch. Transferred
to California Conicrcn-c.
Other Districts:
Albany District North Adams, H..
G. Farrar; Hudson street, Albany, y. W.
Dayton. Troy Dist-Noregc.s street.
Troy, 4, +. Bailey.
-,
Inc story oil the last Hsht ".h jA-
Mouoc' IS SIMPLY 'Le t"ie o' d c'-I y "LH
der'oFaOle sacFih;o OF human lie IA lhe
VAIN effort TO aVenge the ir'a.hlroai muir
der OF ucn' Clnby and the Peace COM
miss'oner', Iho hc!st sie.ens ~ the
thought o. SUCH suffering and death IN
cured by brave soldiers under seeming
~ reckless leadership. The nation Is
inundated by the management which
dred savages to defy alike its peaceful
persuasion and its military force. Gen.
Davis /, now at this immense "s scat of
war and perhaps the next charge ON the
Lava Beds ordered BY the COMMANDING
officers will be led By them IN person.
zen. uraht Is not a qHeh'wittcd man,
but 1t Is marvellous that even he did not
see how great chance Tor achieving an
almost unbounded popularity Congress
gave HIM IN raising his and their own sal
ares IL was simply ms duty to refuse
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

Two men, named Simon aud Leonard
sohcmoghoru, while quito intoxicated
were run over on the Rensselaer, and Sa,
ra'oga Railroad, near this city, Friday
and sillod. They belonged to Cohoes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

FATAL ACCIDENT AT WINoosRI.-A
child Of Louis hoyer fell into a pail of
boiling water On Saturday, aud was SO
severely ,caidcl that it died on Sunday
morning.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

What we want in this country is a IA
iional feeling among all our people bud.
ing them together in one common broth
erhood, facilitating business intercourse
throughout The Union and producing "a
social expansion commensurate with tho
grand development Of the grea, recipro-
cal resources of tho two sections now in
rapid process Of accomplishment, We
want energy, activity, yigor, in all branch.
es Of business, and in all parts Of the
country, We want concert and cooper
alton among our people We want the
North aud the South to work together for
the promotion Of the prosperity of the
whole Union. Richmond (Ya) Inquirer.
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We Know Gen. Grant, and believe him
10 be no ordinary man. On the contrary,
he has that rare combination Of elements
Of character which never fails to enable
the possessor, under favoring circumstance
es to deeply impress his mark upon tn.
history OF the times in which he lives
~ Alexander II. Stephens.
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Mrs Francis Gablousky's husband had
ep'.eptjc Ats. She applied to 4 California
co4rt fora divorce. The court regarding
llr Gablousky's frs il the light Of a
misfortune rather than a fault, dcnicd her
herpetiiiou. Mrs G. thcrcupon cmigra.
ted to Nevada, iriol her luck again, and
is now free woman" Tho tribunals
OF Jim Nye'a state, it seems, disapprove
Of married gentlemen Who indulge in fits.
lnE Mop9c DnucuLry.-Lara BED,
May : The bodies Of cur dead and
wounded were not recovered till Sunday
morning. The Indians had completely
SURROUNDED our troops, aud when the men
broke many ran right into the jaws of
death. -Four mcn were found around the
body Of Lieut.. Wright, and eleven around
Capt. Thomas and Lieut.. Howe. From
all accounts it appcars they were attacked
by thirty.iiye Nodes, which is supposed
to be tho whole strength Of the enemy.
Our men lost fourteen guns and about
TWO thousand rounds lammuniton. The
lntians bad six fires burning on the night
OF the 2Sih. Eight OF our killed were
buried on the field. The bodies of Capt.
Thomas, Licutcnants Howe, Sherwood
and Wright were conveyed to Yrcka on
the morning OF the 29th by Lieut., Tay Tor
The wounded are doing well. Some Of
the bodies were muliIatoi by the Indians
having their feet and hands cut of. As
far as known there are twenty-onc killed j.,
eighteen wounded and six missing
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

The case Of Representative james
Brooks was 20 peculiar that his widow
consented to allow Il post-mortcm cxami-
nation to be made, this afternoon, which
disclosed the fact that he died Of an cx-
tcusiyo generous disease Of the stomach,
disease Of slow progress, which proba-
bly, occupied several years in its develop
mcnt The remains will be taken to New
York. tonight, and buried on Saturday,
from Christ church, Of which he had been
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

VuNrATENrD STRIKE At PoEr lIENRY
The Miners Union at Port Henry,
(MinerilD arc again threatening a strike.
They demand three dollars per day, an
advance Of seventy cents. From what
we can learn at present, it seems quite
doubtful whether their demands will be
acccded to, aud if not there may be trou-
bic in the camp.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

Receiver Strong Of the Atlantic bank
states that The assets DO not correspond
with the books In the latter he found
entries Of loans for which there is nothing
to correspond in the cashiers drawer.
The examination shows that Taintor
loaned over S3I0,00U on securities which
have disappeared. Among the loaus are
100000 to Il. ii. Niles, broker, and
$780, goo to an under ccrl, Of Niles. Near
y all the loans were made within three
months. There is great discrepancy be-
tween The accounts Gu the books aud the
statements oi ,Ae depo.itors. One Of the
directors oycrdreV his account $4,000 the
laY before the iailure Of die bank.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

MORE BopIus From THE ATLANTIC
WGrcE.--Tho steamer Lackawana ar.
rived az Halifax, yesterday noon, from
the wreck Of the Atlantic, and reported
that the wreck has been almost blown to
pieces with gunpowdcr. Large quaint
ties Of goods were recovered, Wednesday
and II bodies brought up, Tuesday, and
-, Wednesday, mostly women. They
were Immediately buried. The total
number OF bodies recovered is $40.
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JOHN AGNEW, COLUMBIA, S. G.

In another column appears the ad-
vcrtisement of this well-known and
popular carriage manufacturer. Our
friends wanting anything in his line
can be supplied with vehicles of the
best styles. and most durable work
manship. he is the agent for the
Milburn Wagon, which is thus noticed
in the Carolinion:
The MILBURN WAGoN.--A new
wagon has made it's appearance on
the streets, and its handsome appear
ance at once arrests the attention of
all as it rolls by without the noise or
rattle, or harsh grating or squeakirg
which we have come TO regard from
long association as indispensable to n
wagon. A critical inspection of this
excellent piece Of mechanism shows
that it possesses all the requisite of a
good wagon-lightncss, easy running,
substantial workmanship and the best
material, making them just what we
have long needed in this part OF the
world. TO Mr.. Agnew and his cx-
.cellent agent, NJ J. Calnan. is due the
credit of having introduced the
wagon to the notice Of our citizens.
Mr.. Calnan recently returned from
an extensive prospecting tour, during
which he visited the principal wagon
and carriage factories in the North
and West, and he has selected the
''Milburn," manufactured at Milburn,
Indiana, q wagon which has been
tested and is now in almost universal
use in the Great West, as in all re-
sp"cts the best adapted to the wants
of our people. A supply will be
found always on hand at their ex.
tensive establishment next door east
vf the Caro!;aian Office.
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: SrovEs! Stoves !-Messrs. H. W.
Lawson & Co. advertise. the finest
lot of stoves that they have ever
brought to this market. They have
been for years in the business, and
know what kind of a stove every.
body needs, and can recommend
enc that will give satisfaction. A
good stove is one of the indispensi-
bIes. UporSit how much depends
Get stove, if you haven't one.
and to get a good one, 60 to friend
Lawson's. He will warrant one to
please.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at this office
wv until the 18th of June, Prox.,
for furnishing the Poor House with the
following supplies for three months
from that date.
Bacon shoulders, $50 lbs., bacon sides,
200 lbs, fresh beef, 200 lbs., sugar, 200
lbs., coffee, 60 lbs;, rice, IS lbs., flour,
500 lbs, meal, "a bushels; cow peas, a
bushels; lard, so lbs; tobacco, 10 lbs;
soda, 5 lbs; candles, 6 lbs; black pep
per, 2 lbs.; salt, 100 lbs.; soap, 80 lbs;
corn, 10 bushels; wheat bran, 200 lbs;
moIasses, Is gallons. One-half of these
articles to be furnished bi-monthly on
reouisition from this ofice-the above
being about the quantity required per
month. All goods must be of good
quality and in good condition. Propo..
sails will be received for any portion OF
the bill, and the contract awarded to the
lowest bidder. But the County Com
missioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. The bids must state
the cash price at the end of each month
and also the credit price, payable on OF
before the 18th January next.
Bo order of the Board,
w. P. MCCLELLAN,
Chairman.
May %, 1873, 7-3t
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GOLDSMITH & KIND, CoLUMB1


GOLDSMITH & KIND, COLUMBIA
S. C.-See the advertisement o.
these gentlemen in another column
They are the well-known manufac.
tnrers of steam engines, horse
powers, mills of all kinds, orua
mental fronts, agricultural imple
ments and iron castings, and are
gentlemen of established charac
ter in their business. All orders
will be promptly and satisfactorily
attended by by them. We com
mend them to the patronage o
our friends.
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CONCERT AND PIc-NIc AT CoKEs
BURY.-We learn that the young
ladies of Cokesbury intend giving
a Concert on Thursday, the 10Th
inst, for the benefit Of the Church
and on the following day a picnic
to which the young people are in
vited. The occasion, promises tc
be an attractive one, and we trust
both concert and picnic will be
we'll patronized.