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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15


tliet government. Il viii be seen from
Hlsrcport HAT the net debt ct The District
oftolumhla less securities % hand aud
available i. bonded debt is,ued prior TO
IJglg l,t.lsI4, sS.ssl.9l0. 90; 2 81 bonds
Asetlof Congress Jane ~. 1871. - .eSs. lGS.-
-; certificates of the board OF audit. ST.
770,aiS.lj; total. Sl5.1i2 .GG7.Gl. Less
I special Improvement assessments charge
able 10 private property in excess of any
demand against such assessment 81 Ga
Oh. less Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
bonds, $1,000; and Washington and
( Alexandria railroad bonds, so 900. IN
tie hands 81 the commissioner OF the sink
ing fund, Sl1iS, 0j43a, leaving the actual
debt. less said asset, 1881 6I39i In
addition to this. there are claims preferred
against ,hr government @; lhe District
amounting ia The estimated aggregate re-
ported hv the boar,i OF auditors to e3 III
sss.4S, cot which thc greater part will
probably be rejected This sum can with
"a more proprictv he included in the debt
account OF The District government than
can The thousands Vt c.imS against The
& general governments hc included as q pOr-
ton az The national debt. lui tie aggrc-
gate sum thU> stated Includes something
mere than the funded debt chargca6le
+ exclusively 90 ,he District Of COLUMBIA.
The act uf Congress of Jane a~tl. Isl.
coutrmplaieS uu appointment between Tie
/ UnJ.l Stgtcs governments aul ihc District
of Columbia iu respect iu ibc paymcut of
;ae principal and interest OF tue 3 80
. cond- q crciorc ccupufiug with precision
fDC bond debt OF thc District Tie aggregate
sums above STAGED 90, RESPECT, Use 3 90
bonds noN jSs.yl tlc outstanding cprliti-
Gates 81 Dee board 1T audit aul The uuad-
iu,,cl claims pyudu. before that bond
should Dc reduced Zoo Ihc cNtcW uf tlic
amount 60 Dee appnriioupd to The United
States government IN the matter OF Tie
art at Congress of JuGr 2pdi. 1874
. especially i#tfc Your attention 90 the
commissioners 90 the smhju4 fund rpiH-
tive tu tle ambiguity 90 the scy ct June
1u.l ISL. tUc Interest ou the District
bond, au.j tla consolidation ul the mdcbt-
e,lncss uftho District.
feel much indebted % The cou,lem,u
.'' ,''''.'','' 80 ''''e ,''.'. PRIV ''r "'I
ri.o business oi nj. li,,rl,, ..l for N.
satisfactory 0hu ''l. manner 81 Wh.cl d
ms oe,n c"ndIc'.d. hh sure
''N'', "'' '' 'i"'iF "W't''Nt' NY
it ''.uc country
II Wal oe seen itom ttc accompany u@
io'i report OF the Do1id al nta..h thal jh'
weary como .H OF me "'>,l". is very
Nh>i,'"tA' 4. my "nIiv1 t"e Di'.t.'.
't ''iuu.,l ,l'"..d IT, r'.1IIri %, h'
s''"nd oi '"' National ''p'a'. %, N'''A
..t ,.uIe lt'l'r ''' interested. i' ''.
tI"tt q" ihi' y" ui-' e'""' aFlt9t H-
ions To me ''i''' 'ef' ''' g" ''aN ihe az
.,"'''" 'I '""-ie'' b" i''''l"H u.s." '''
iuv 2"Nefnm'h' "i lhr Ni,'''ri q" the mag
u.h'"t ,c"l' 'n Nh'ch jNr cIl Was
planned o' ihe iln"d,i' OF the @''riu-
nc"t. the manner 900 winch i'f ornament,
al purposes reservations ol streets and
Avenue. were laid out, and ihe proportion
90 ihe property actually possessed 10y the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15

One o! those irrapre--i0!e bores who
profess to know every ,ittiagy man. mel
o welt-kuown writer for tho prc;s tho 9th.
o. day, aHl claimed lcquantlu asnip
"Wc Ajncl together la., Christmas"
.aid be- IL yoa Famemior ihc,r w1s o
turkey STATED in remarkable way.
II remember the turkey very well, bu,
| can not say tia; I remember you was
the reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15
Diamond Rheumatic Cure.


H. history M, On, 'u.H.e Nrl.tuc occupies
tus most honorable pr~.l sa iIH-. &C., t.l t"y ,cu
90. 60 .t,u. a Tess t.t- -.-.t i ut- SHOWN
ualt 90 lue ii,.i- aii -.iIs- .tl ..t-.ea. OF
Tie urUUrItfur.. ami Hlrr.r- sought fHg T., Them
whenever t-1lilel with Ghs.Wa I'm. ul 100 ,i'-
wa came fr Doe notice U. l.... ir..u. -t...
and i.gnl-h fi,u favorable expire. .l-. aul lt-
acAalN lrti-ei vain" t- 4 Rheumatic l,clH r- .le
demand Tor 10 D. cJme % irr.lu .t aut ur-rl.t J- l
it, manufacture IT, rcpu alton rapidly extended
and soon ordgr. l,tt,r- oi lnIuiry, letter 60.
thank. iuI r.Iuhtt'r- u. praise were daily re-
ccivcd nom H. -,e.ians Or The Uu.tel Stltes aud
CANADA au il .ni- way, uu % uI.is oi iis eriis
rour- uuIl"l Us "Uich- OF Irtlc' CO., special ci-
lJrj--t hJ, ll-cn 10 20 present en' fable position
WhcypEcr introduced 10 has received iuv most HAT
tclu i,fereuc. lu tie treatment oi ali Itunltt De-
cumpl .i4l-. H. thi. way we .Uc lcal! 80. i-iu!
aud hapliy. not alone bccJusS uul medicine uIds
read, -1lc. .Il = consequently YIOAlaI., 10 us,
80 -IN his. iu' lr'Iu-r We open new Nr.fi 90
medical science. aud cure go once what the lest
medical practitioners have Tor ages found -p till-
cult even to relieve We ll. apiIc' Be-. gtoiItc un
occ,ipicd. W relieve tut suffering lud mIui trr
10 ttOu . poor. Vc restore thH boring man 10 the
u.r %. Li, injured liml-, aud ave him cores oi
time. u. cost iu doctor h!ll g., Wc carry content
Inruf and liadu,-- iHio iLr home OF fhc afflicted.
aut ron-rrucnU. aic remembered Dos millions oi
grateful soul
Til mcdi Hc i>lor ale . 3D.. Druge s.. ID
out the United States auI C.lnalL T. .t halpcns
that youT Dlusgist Ia nat.ot IN = 'si .isk him
io -tnI f0rtf fI o. Miuls-lie gents
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IN DISTRICT GoFERNNl.NT.

Forwarded herewith viii be lo5ud tie
report Ci ite COMM ,>i0ler. gppoine
r- '.r 81. .ct o.. Congress approved June
-. 1874, 10 WIND up tbs a1a.Is 0i lis DIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15
>HIP-BUILDING.

4 revival Of Ship-building. sud particU-
latiY o. iron steamship building, i OF y9st
inheritance t0 oar national prosperity.
The United states / now paving over
500 5000 PEI SDUUm .Or ircigirs aud
I4ssage ON foreign ships 20 be carried
abroad. ard expended in the employment
and support 81 other peoples. Beyond a
atr percentage 81 what Should 20 to
foreign vcs >els. estimating outhe tonnage
and navel 10 each >peCtively, 10 Is 10 be
regretted that this disparity ia the carry
inc trade exists aud 70 corieet II would
De willing 90 sec a gtegt departure from
the usual course 81 the government in
supporting What might usually bc termed
81 rff.gfr ENTERPRISE. NO1' not suggest
d, q remedy. direct subsidy 90 American
Steamship lines. but ! WouIl suggest a
I,l.e, OTTER ot ample compensation for
clr,liuE the mails between tie Atlantic
s.gl ara cities and The Continent on
Atueric,p oNued aud American built
...urer~. and wolll extend ihi, liherlifv
to.tt->,I> catrgy,1. the mails 90 the south
\m,I-.su States. Central America and
VI Xieo. and womb pursue The same pol
.-, ...., ,.f Pacific seaport o. tine Pa
.. Or u..af he demanded t.at vessels
...- .. rH., service should come to
>-as srl fN,J by legislation Ia tonnage.
speed a.d j c,.-r qualities, looking 10
.-...it tI OBJ. -uNcIuWuut tOqulr-
n If-W aI sonic tine i0r wal' purposes.
f..f- Lit ESQ Of.akiu. possess ~ OF them
.I -...l a. .uergeHcy shJ,id D., gus del.
.N.r tnc-. suggestions believing them
v...rlr. rs eou- .jerJUul 10 ala seriousness.
.. .4 sections aud all Interests
..... f...4 tIiue better can be- dO.t Id
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15

ale aiieu,ioH ut Congress Is Invited TO
tiU report 60 lhc Secretary Ot The iuleri-
CO.. q" iie legislation asked Tor by him
iaa dnme.iic ibtW>,s OF the people are
m1re ultimately connected With this lie
paumrHt than With either OF he other
departments Of the government. lie de-
ties have been added TO from time 10 time
uuti. they have become so onerous that
without the most perfect system and order
20 viii be Impossible Tor any Secretary OF
The Interior to keep trace of all official
transactions having his sanction aud done
ia his name, and lor which hc i, held per-
>olal.y responsible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15
rENsioNtRs.

The act Of C0ugyess providing the Oa,h
lH'-h pensioners must subscribe before
..NNiug tEclt pensions. cuts Oh lr1m lhlS
..Url b tcV survivors oi the war oi l>l2
r',,jiua 10 ibo Southern States. rceom-
l,gud ,ue it>.o,Uiou OF tuj> bounty Ia All
>l.u. The Number at person, whose
rawes would tLu> bl rC~,otc0 to ihc liS'
90 I-G,ioH>-, {, Do; large. fncy are all
-.i ust,ou who could have lahcu uo pau
rI ihn rchrlliot Gnd tbc services Tor which
..rr UCr' awarded pension were in de-
i-agc 90 ,bc whole country.
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IHr CfNTrNNIAL

ihe report OF the commissioner OF aSti-
culture herewith col'a. suggestions of
uUrh io,cres, o. thc general public. alJ
I..,5, Poo che approaching centrW .3l atd
&c. pare uI~ departments {, t,sls 6" ,th,
init ircl tom, tle nation at large is Inc
f...>'.l y isH. this exposition slice
rs>,. tal commend to Congress -Jch ace
"lu as viii secure 4 greater general inter
go .n b. Already mauy foreign nations
nave .isui'itd their Intention 20 be- repre-
,eutcd 20 il, and l NAV be expected That
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-15
SOUND CURRENCY AGAIN.
CHrAT TKNN,p0ET AII0N.

TIE Subject 90 cheap transportation has
occupirl ,he attention Of Congress. Much
new Ugh, oa mi, question viii without
doubt. Re Given by The committee appoint
- by the last Congress to investigate and
report urou this subject.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

land County Agricultural Society to hold
the Fair upon their convenient aud ex'
tcnsivc grounds. There are upon the
premises a largo number Of permanent
and conveniently arranged buildings SO
that exhibitors will have ample space to
show their goods and and machines. Sev.
cral new features will he introduced Tor
the convenience aud benefit Of exhibitors
All manufacturers Ct machinery and
labor saving implements and articles use
full and ornamental, that they wish to
bring to.thc notice OF the people OF Yer
mont are cordially invited to come, and
every effort will he made to accommo.
date them.
The awards to the successful exhibitors
will he made by Diploma, Medals and
Money.
Rutland being one Of the great rail.
rad ccnters Of Vermont, it can be reach
ed with little effort.
The Superintendent Of Mechanics Hall
will consider il a great favor if exhibit
ors IN his department will make their en-
tries at an early day previous to the fail
Heretofore many exhibitors have neg.
leetcd to make their entries until late
day Of the fair, causing Inconvenience tC
themselves and extra trouble to the SUI
perintendent.
Exhibitors tickets are 5 LOO, emitting
them 10 admttaucc to the grounds during
the fair
Entries can be made at any time pre-
vions, by addressing the subscriber a
Cornwall, and on Monday, Sept. 18th, a
the Bardwcll House, Rutlapd.
SAMUEL EvEBTs,
Supt. Mechanics Hall
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

.rh. lima r. oormorc.r,on, o,,L.
c,1.1' - I'M Tl,,aton IL" p,;4,or,
hna Laoo ,a..,onod I'm Uondor Sont
~ ,,nIan h. ;ns..,o,;o, nc All, NJ II
-.
Va tI.,.,... ,,.n,.,... r,.n. n.i.1,
$50. 49, rnaala,, ,,o.a' ah;o,,o1 II tnn N.
..,.on 50 lie oboesn I50 Io1on oaa.
nn,,or o. 70 o0 cont. choose Oactcyy,
1oi to19 oOr,s cras 1S 70 ia cont.
~ 90 lLn 81 hn, |', I0S 81 'ho".,
n0, ' : 49, r "n,'' r~ ~un l pm,,nn
"oiS 9a ''J"' rnl, ~ a-' s. % cn,,
iIoo' VA :" Ir 80" - -" ~ oo ~ ,n''
cncsso ~ 10 - - e'i lo eesS ~ oe,''
"" f0'''O'' ~ ~ ,c' 9 c 1',
kEotNSiS' = NC pap',s' ', ,n'.
Sehoo' OF inns pace gooS VI ''' S'e''iie,
Our'e| 10 ha a., ''sloVr 'ot l'chio neA'
thursday nv 3; se"o'' % S,vn'S ~ pe III !.
prosperous cono'lion' CuntiuE ou' ~
the lakes just noF'h OF OH N"SS'"' ''F'''s
10 be Tue rage mere just ''o"
The Spring Grove Campmeeting Tor
the Burlington District Troy conference
opens at their beautiful grounds ~ New
Haven, next week. The work Of propar-
,,ion is in nrooress Several now and
Is...;c,1 a.;,a :, ,.,.oo.... - ,.oo
o'a"'',"' y, ~ -
ton, Tor the accommodation oil seVerHl
churches. These outdoor religious meet
inrs have more and more attractive iea.
} trros nc hotter rrenarations are made 70,
; 49, 49, G IT, lono1 ,.,,or
, 'neui' >e"' W "yF'" '''N'
good may result from The gatheTinE a
Spring Grove, next week
u,,,to, a - ~ a. a.,
a "iIrAh i''poI' l. W % y" VI
ON INST. we lolo"lhg oui'efs were III
r. stalled by Lodge Deputy Capt. \. T.
i I,eavenworth Ira Clifford " & II Mis-
b Cnson 9 Adoms " Y n. Mr. q.
/. w, 1" -, nj. W ~
"heeier' Ne"toh i,'n,o"n' "
! Alvin Squler, W U; + SaDborn, "
!, NJ ; Miss L f. Clifford, W + s; +
n Brown W AS. Miss Il 4 Haihorn. y
y n NJ. Mr. p r n,,ton " r. n Z. Mis-
d ~, ~ -, 10 - - NJ: - \, NJ
h IL Hlhihau, " IL II ~ 'i'ss :" !''
= W Il \ Z Squler, w y u; y i Ad
=, ans, \ " & T. The Lodge meets week
q v on "Wednesday NIGHT
uronH n"t'' Inn "' ,hn rojio ' NJ Nh.
AZ Homtio SEYMOUR. Harriet l.. Have.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18
STATE NEWS.

The AIycuti>t> are building church
in IIincsbureh
The policemen Of burlington are
shutting round in their neH uniforms,
looking for chance to use their new
rosewood clubs
a g. Whittcmorc, Esq of Buliing-
ton, declines the nomination for States
Attorney rendered by the Essex Temper
ancc Convention.
Mr.. benjamin Willard, Of West
Dummerston, was found dead in his bed
Thursday morning. His age was about
cighty.dvo years,
ST ALnANs Burrre MARKEr, Aug. II.
A brisk market. Common to lair -
to 23c medium to good ~ to PIC
choice 3Sc; family selections SOC.
The house of G.. II. Carver at lud-
low Centre was burned Wednesday, 9TH
inst, aud the family barely escaped with
their lives The cause II the fire is nm
known
Julian SCOTS grca, war picture
Battle Of Cedar Creei, ordered by the
State at the last session ofthe Legislature
/ will be exhibited in Burlington duriu;
the soldiers reunion.
\ majority OF the voters aud NOR
than two.,hirds Of the grand list of Bur
ling;on are Tor the new railroad the IN
pets left for signatures indicating tina
intention
RECNIoN KtIugNED lRMoNr SOLDIER
All members Of the old Seventh Yer
mont regiment are requested to SEM
their addresses rs carly as possible (
Capt Z. Is. Stcarns, burlington, VI.
70 WHOM IT MAY CoSoERN III
friends OF Albert G. Townsend Co. +
, eth VI. Vols, who died at Pcnsacol.
Fla. in 1862 aged fifteen years, ma
, gain some information by addressing Mr.
NJ. q. Davenport, Clarcmont, Frankli
Co, Mass
The review by the Governor al
Adjutant General of the First Regimen
= National Guards Of Vermont, will tax
place On the afternoon Of Friday, Sci
tcmDer 4th, during their uucampmcnt
Burlington.
/ There is q bear at Ludlow, whiC
- when h. wants any mutton, kills NheC
p. and then skins it and removes the int
h tines, leaving the nclt in almost as eoC
condition as If a professional butcher h'
. done the job.
4 The ladies of Burlington who pet
r TONED ior the revocation Of the liceus
Of eating houses where liquors are SO
. have had their pcrilion poc8cted by q
: Committee on the Fire Department.
}. which it was ioco,rly referred by Il
City Council.
T. Patents granted to citizens of Nc
T. mont for the week ending Lady 2lst lS1
"a Reported for the RrrI-TlG through Il
3. Patent Agency Of r. H. Alexand,
T. Washington d C.; S Wright, Pownl
, seal locks j. n. Scranton. BENIN
n on,-window shades; G. E.Wclis, W.
7. Pawlet,-Reoding Copying Stands.
t. Judge Wheeler refuses to grant
F, injunction against The school commit
/ OF Bratlleboro. who have refused adm
sion to the village schools of the Catho
children until they shall comply with I
" rules Of the district. The case will
taken 10 q higher court.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

he trecmeu Of the town Of Middlebury are
by notified and warned to meet at the Iowr
|m. on Tuesday, Sept LIST, a d. 1874, at tel
|ock IN the forenoon, for the purpose Of elect
"a Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treas
l. of the state, County Senators, Assistan
yes Of tho County Court, States Attorney
|riG High Bailif, Judge Of Probate for thu
Erict of Addison, twelve Justices OF the Peace
preventative to represent the town IN th'
Eeral Assembly Of this state for the two year
uing; also to cast their votes for Represent T
re- 10 Congress, to represent the first Congress
hal District Of the State Of Vermont for tive
rs commencing on the lth day Of March. A
1s75 o. p. MEAD, Constable.
Aug u, 1874
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MIDDLEBURY


l,uhlican voters Of tho town Of Middle
nle requested to meet at the Town Room, OF
day, August gath, at : l.? o'clock, P. NJ, t'
inate candidates for Town Representative
Justices Of the Peace, to be supported at thu
ing September election.
A. z. TUPPEn,
l.. G. BARRows,
A. CHAPMAN, Town Com
A. X. FoorE
Il. j. MATTHEWS,
Aug. II, 1874.
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SEASONABhE GOODS
BLACK GL&EN Adm IFS.

ViCtc01eisa TsGoVwKl57
Plain and Plaid Nains0oks, Swiss Mus
Inns, Linen and lawn Suitings, Fancy
Pques, Printed Cambrics and Lawns,
Light Weight Fancy CassimcFes, white
and Colored Summer Skirts, 100 Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas, 35 pieces Mos
quito Netting, &C., &c, just received and
for sale by
Il. VALf4l1IvTI1 Il 90.
june 10Th
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18
The in,, GIN concert Postponed.


Tho announcement Of the postponement of the
last gift concert of tho Public Library of Ken
lucky will not surprise the public. In Governor
Bramlctte's card, published below he gives rca-
sons for it which will be accepted without qucs-
ton by every ono. The manag cement in this in
stance, consulting the interests Of ticket-holders
and those designing to become tickct-holdcrs
have not waited until the last day to make this
announcement, but, Just as soon a they become
satisfied Of the necessity of this postponcmont
have promptly made the announcement. II is
unnecessary to review the causes which have ne
ces-tated this action. a. they are fully reciied in
Governor Bramlete's card. Tho promptness and
ffankncss with which the public have been made
aware Of the intention OF the manager viii meet
the hearty commentator Of every one, and excite
such a now interest and confidence in the scheme
and the ability of the manager to perform what
hc promises, that there can be no doubt TINT ON
the day specified the last concert will bea full ono.
rp~troNrNrNi last GIT opNo tri-t 'Arp O."
tuE rrBtt.
The announcement Of the postponcment OF the
iilth and last concert of the Publir Library of
Kentucky to The 3Oth November, | am satisfied.
will surprise iew and disappoint none of the
friends and patrons Of the enterprise Indeed,
any other course would create dissatisfaction.
With Il precedent of a postponement of each Of
the four concerts which have already been given,
the public have very naturally and reasonably
expected that in this, by for the largest scheme OF
the series and the largest ever offered to the
world, the same course would be followed, and
there are thousands all over the country who are
only waiting for the -ettius Of .ofaut tsef day
I for the drawing before sending in their orders
! The sales Of tickets to this date have been highly
satiilactory and a large drawing might be had
on the 3 lst July but, feeling assured that shoi
/ po-ipOnomcnt would enable Us to close cat the
remainder Of the tickets and make the drawing
Ffrft .s.t4 ,trftf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

VERMONT STATE FAIR, lS74.-fhc
Annual Fair Of the Vermont State AZ
ricullural Society and Wool Giosers As
ISOLATION will be held at Rnland, Sep
,embcr $, .. 10 aud IL, The society
have made arrangements with the Rut-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

tsTATn OF vERMoNT-District Of

C.sTATE OF VERMONT-District OF
y Addison, So.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for said district, on the Sd day Of August, a. B..
1874.
An instrument purportng to be the last will
and testament Of William If. Willard, late OF
Cornwall, in said District, deceased, having
been prc.cnted to this court by Isaac L. Eel-
named ~ executor therein, for probatci it
is thcroupon ordered that said instrument
De referred 10 session Of the Probate Court
% be Held 90 the Probate Office in Middle
bury. on tho "a day Of Sept, 1874, for allowance
md it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased by publication Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register, a
new paper printed at Middlebury, previous to said
time that they may appear at said time AMI
place, aud show cause, if any they may have,
why said instrument should not be allowed as the
last will and testament Of said deceased.
81 gAML L. COOKE, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

LElcRsrER,-The following are the Of
fcers Of Leicester Lodge No. l23, l. o.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

aud had an interest in many srcculotions,
lie was born in Middlebury, W.. aud
had reached the age Of 46 years The
deceased leaves a wife, who is at present
travelling in Europe. and host OF waJp'
friends. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

What viii IL 10 is the frt inquiry to- sh
make concerning medicine. Suppose 'iaria-,-
sol.1cr Aporient is the subject Of the inter- ga
+ tory, what thcn simply this reply 1t viii 70.
lieye and cure headache, nausea, hatulence, nci-
vou-noss costiyencss debility, biliousness and ia
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-18

NE o0N per daN at home.fcrms iree;Aa
Oh OZO Ives. trn. ~fiusnn a Co, Tor
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-02-26
THE SIAMESE TWINS.

ILL OFFICIAL REPORT OF TIE AUTOPSY
-TuENATTRE oFTHE BAND-sEpARA-
TioN DURING LIFE WOULD HAVE BEEN
fatal TO ONE Or 10th.
The following interesting particulars
arc condensed furm u full report Of the
Proceedings Of the special meeting of the
ThiIadeIphia College Of Physicians, on
Wednesday evening, at which the results
OF the autopsy on the bodies Of the
Namese twins were given: The supposi
'ion that the band connecting the twins
vas simply Of fe>hy nature has been
decided IN the negative 1t was found
That a peritoueal connection did exist {;
mat Is, reflection or extension Of the pc
'uIar membrane lining Of the abdomen
extended into the band, though it was
not continuous. Sacs or pouches were
'ornsd by this reflection, possessing no
t0muuulcatlon between the two The
intimate visceral connection between the
wins was shown by the injecting fluid
fnicn was passed into the mesenteric vein
y, one and appeared in the mesenteric wien
'i me other. The liver Of Chang occu-
pea It's normal position on the right side
VI p, ni' body below the diaphragm. The
l'sf Nv OF Eng was on his LETT side, next to
o'anS, his spleen being abnormaI!y 81;
u''ea On the right side Of his body The
SO MYERS had evidently at one period OF
~ ns ezlstencs-possibIy fetal-of the
. "Ias 0cen virtually one gland, but had
~ Isu'uaIIy become separated. This is
rGIa en;I, oy the passage Of the injecting
Iu'u . from the mesentoric vein of one to
."'' UI the other. The fact Of common
auV''!cal s'u,J cord between the twins is also
sd ESQ the navel being situated in the
tL G'uue OF the band. During fetaI life.
,Is'oFe, the circulation was conducted
He twins from the maternal system
ES'Se'y as to single individual These
dns: ds snow that separation OF the twins
-'Uo i'ie would have resulted fatally to
., OF Doth Of them The nervous
,rTi'cy through the band was extremely
ne e. and the individuality Of the two
daa.V strongly marked that it was not
mol advisable to- examiae the brains
rs; ;u,as further thae COMPARISON of the
spcS ot the two being expected FROM
on.;, 'D operation The extension Of the
f'l" fora,V cartilage or breast bone, which
w.. constituent Of the attachment,
nI.. &ere flexible fbro-cartiiag giuous
n. 10 which there was nothing
-, ~ appearances Of an elbow like Joint,
s Ceen reported.