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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-15
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Cleanse the stomach, bowels aud blood
from all the acrid, corrupt and offensive
accumulations which produce functional
arrangement, and you remove the cause
of most diseases which afilict the human
family, and thus save large doctor bills
The most efTectual and reliable remedy
for this purpose is found in DR., Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, No cheap
wood or paper boxes but kept fresh and
reliable in walls,
High livers. those INDUCING in pleasure
and ease, and those of sedentary habits,
can prevent Boils, Carbuncles, Gout, Red
Skin, Eruptions, Pimples, Constipation,
Piles, Drowsiness, Billiousness. and other
conditions induced by such habits,by taxi
ing from four to six of Dr. ierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets once week, or
better still, one or two each night, They
are sold by dealers in medicine.
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Responsibility for Crime.

The Pomeroy boy who has lately
been upon trial in the Boston courts,
has been convicted of murder in the
first degree, the jury reco amending
him to mercy however, on account of
his age. IT is rare case of criminal
development. But in the judgment of
those qualified by their profession and
experience to speak authoritatively
upon the subject, there is no sufficient
reason for supposing that he is not so
far moral agent as to be responsible
for his acts. 1t would appear that he
has very little if any moral sense, but
his intellect is not defective to the ex-
tent that he cannot distinguish between
right and wrong. If we divide that
monitor known as conscience, into two
parts, the judgment or intellectual per-
ception of right and wrong and the
prompting to do what the judgment
dictates as right, and analyze this boy
murderer's mind, we shall see that
the former portion of the moral faculty
is sufficiently developed while the lat
ter portion, the moral sense proper, is
wanting. He knows right and wrong
but has no care to do the right and shun
the wrong. And this is just the class
of persons which must be restrained by
the law. The people are entitled to
protection from their rapacity. If that
is insanity, it is an insanity which re-
auires stern remedy. 1t is an insan-
ity which can be depressed by fear Of
punishment and that only. So far as
the incarceration of the person in an
insane asylum can be considered punt
tory, SO far will that method of dealing
with these cases be efficient for the re-
preston of their insane crimes, and no
farther. But the fact that incarcera-
ton In an asylum does not always in
volve hopelessness Of escape and liber-
ty, takes away much Of the value of the
lesson upon the minds of others hav'
ing insane tendencies in the direction
of crime. The question of the proper
manner of dealing with such monsters
OF guilt, Is one which the courts.ough
not attempt to decide. 1t belong
rather to the lawmaking power. Thes'
fiends, certainly should not be let lcos
to prey upon society, and the treat
ment of each case should have referenc
to the multitude of similar cases of evil
disposed persons, some of whom com
near enough to the condition OF tn
Pomery boy to suggest the necessity
some effective measures of restraint
who have certainly intelligence enoug
10 draw encouragement from any i'm
niunity extended in the typical case
fit was q clear case ofinsanity ,thei
could be no question ss to the props
thing to be done. There is no doul
however, but that there Is an vi
fortunate tendency to consider crime, e
pecially the crime ofmurder, as the d
yslopment of some sort Of insanlt
which relieves the guilty person frol
responsibility for his crime. This tel
dency we must regard as unfortunat
to say the least. The community ougl
to have protection against the murde
or, whether his act 10 the result Of wa
Of conscience, or emotional insanity.
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DIED.

In Bridport, December lith, Of pneunona, Mrs
Lucina Hill, widow of the late David Hill, aged
~ years
In Bethel, November 2sth, Esther Hubert.
aged SO years.
In Brandon, Dec. It'll, of typhoid fever, John
Cahee, Jr. of the firm of Cahee Bros, agep 81.
In Ticonderoga, suddenly. Dec. sth, Edgar S.
Calm Of Crown Point, N. Y, aged do years.
In Rutland. Nov. sth, of scarlet fever, Charles,
son of Jnhn and Kate Brislin, aged years and
months,
In Santa Barbara, Cal, Dec. 9TH, William II
lIarris, aged A years
'g,In Shelburn, Andrew Spauding, aged 33 Yrs.
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Or. Boschee,s German Syrup,

Cough no more How much joy there is in cv
cry household to know that they can at last pro-
cure remedy for any case of coughs, severe colds
settled on tho breast consumption or any disease
of the throat and lungs, that is certain to cure.
1t is a satisfaction to know that person is safe
from the dangers of these diseases-all you need
do, is to go to your druggist and get bottle OF
Boschees German Syrup; two or three doses will
relieve you at once. If you doubt what we say
in print get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try
it, or n regular size for Is cents.
Enr aale by Cnsn 4 Rider.
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"Ilappiness is the absence of pain, says Jean
Paul Ritchter, and 10000 grateful patients bless
the Anakesis of DR.. Silsbee the only infallible
cure for Piles ever discovered. 1t is purely sci
cntifc, combining the best methods of the French
English and American surgeons, acting an in
strument, poultice and medicine, and not only af.
fordng instant relief from excruciating pain, but
performing an absolute and permanent cure. All
doctors approve it, Price 81. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Depot 46 Walker st, n Y.
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The Grangers of Waterbury have
Just received car load Of -four, which
cost them there $3.50 per barrel. The
merchants are selling the same brand to
the worlds people for $685.. These mid.
dlemen' are a useful institution .-Ex.
change. If 10 order we would respectful.
" ask, what would have been the price
the merchants would have sold the 'same
brand" if the Changers had not received
it at sost Of $3.50 per barrel.
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About BIrTEns.-At certain periods OF Aife
tonic is necessity; but there is danger I'd using
stimulants that injuro the organs of digestion
while giving temporary relief To obviate This
and present to the public tonic free from alco-
holic poison, Dr. Greene prepared the 0xygenated
Bitters, sure cure for dyspepsia and all kindred
complaints. Sold everywhere. John +. Henry,
Curran Il Co., Proprietors, and College Place,
No Norl
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MARRIED.

In Stowe, December sth, at the residence of
the brides parents, by Rev. d. W. Hardy. Mr..
Hiram NJ. Mott, of Brandon, and Miss Nellie A.
Town, of Stowe.
In Prescott, Wis, Nov. 2G, by Rev. Mr.. Haw-
kins, Martin E. Severance, formerly of Middle
bury, and Matte NanSlyke, of Cottage Grove.
MINI.
In North Bennington, Dec. 81, by Rev. II. Z.
Hubbard, Frank G.. Mattison and Carrie D..
daughter of Henry d. Hall, Esq, and grand
daughter of Ex Governor lliland Hall
In Brandon Dec. 9th, by Rev. Franklin Tux
bury, Charles o. Dyer and Ella IT,, daughter OF
z. Clark, Esq.
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Published a warning and for the benefit Of
Young Men and others who suffer from NER-
V0US DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc,
supplying the means of Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured himself after undergoing eonsid-
cradle quackery, and sent free on receiving post
paid directed envelope. Sufferers arc invited to
address the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
26;Gm p. q. Box 1873, Brooklyn, n, Y.
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RECEIVED.
Please Walk In.

Have not room to enumerate more, but can fur
nish any newspaper published in this or ANY
OTHER country, for ANY length Of time, at
LOWEST rates.
WIN s. ALDEN.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the district Of Addison
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the e.
tate of OLIVE SMITH,
late of Briiport, in said district and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at
the dwelling house Of sheldon Smith, in said
Bridport, on the 18th day Of January and 18th
day of March next. from o'clock, N. until
o'clock, P. NJ, each OF said days, and that six
months'rom the 18th day Of November, 4. b. 1874,
is the time limited by said court for said creditors
to present their claims t. u tor examination and
allowance.
Dated at Briiport, this 2ith lay of November
A D 1874 r. ELlTHARP, }can,,
81 l. :. PErrIBONE, (
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N ERRY CHRISTMAS.

The Sabbath School connected with the NJ. l..
Church, Middiebury, will celebrate Christmas
Eve, December "a, with Christmas Tree and
Concert exercises. A pleasant time is anticipated
The public are cordially invited to attend.
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BORN

In New Haven, 4th inst, son to Wallace
Sturtevant.
In Wsybridge, a son to George Wright
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ye0a | otirfs.
STATE OF vERuCNT-District Of
STATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ Addison. IS.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Ira J.
Boynton, lato Of Biptou, in said district, dc
ceased.
Milo X. Day presents his administration ac-
count to this court for allowance, and ask. for
decree Of said estate,
1t is thereupon ordered that said account
be referred to a session Of this court to be held at
tho Probate Office, in Nildlebury, ON the llth
day of January a. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for allowance and decree; and il is
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publication of tho
foregoing notice three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Register, newspaper printed at
Middlebury, previous to said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place and
show cause, if any they may have, why said al
lowance should not be granted and such decree
made.
Given under my hand at Mddlebury. this 10th
day Of December, A. d. 1874.
80 SAM'L L. COOKE, Judge.
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THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by ]. T. Trowbrilge, aut or Of the Jack Hazard
Stories, etc.
EIGHT COUSINS"
by Louise VI. Alcott, author Of D." Little Women
etc
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Latin for translation, will appear occasionally,
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Riddle Box, will continue 10 be full OF interest.
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all ages Poems Jingles, stories, Sketches, and
Papers on History Biography, Travel, Advent
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ten GaEes. Literature, Popular Science, with
hearty sprinkllng of fun throughout the volume
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STATE OF VERMONT-District Of

u Addison, s..
To all persons interested in the estate OF Chilion
Crane, late of Brdport, in said district, deceased
Cassius 2. Crane, administrator dc banis non.
with the will annexed, Of the estate of Chiffon
Crane, deceased, presents his administration &C
count for allowance.
1t is thereupon ordered that said account be
referred to session of this court to be held at
the Probate Office in Mddebury, tho eth day
of January, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for allowance; and it is further ordered
that notice hereofbe given to all persons interested
in said estate by publication OF the foregoing
tice three weeks successfully in the Middlebury
Register, a newspaper printed at Middlebury pre-
vous to said time of hearing, that they may APP
pear at said time and place and contest said al
lowance if they
Given under my hand at Middlebury, this 18th
day of December, a u 1874.
80 SAM'L T.. COOKE, Judge.
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DARTIES HOLDING ORDERS
drawn by the Prudential Committee Of School
District No. 4. in Middlebury. Vt, on the Treas
urer Of said District, dated previous to January
|, 1874, are requested to present the same for
payment as no interest will be allowed after this
late CHAS. L. PINNEY,
Treasurer District No. 4.
Midllebury Dec l5 1874. SO
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NJ ANTED-A PARTNER WITH
w $4,000 young, active business man,
having had experience in the mercantile trade,
can hear Of rare chance to go in partner in
an old established bouse in this village. None
need apply without the above requirements.
Address JOHN JOHNSON,
3stf Middlebury, VT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-15

The presidents Of the various colored
societies at Memphis, Tenn, have organized n
society called the Knights Brotherhood and Mon
umental association, the object Of which to
discard all political ties, and cultivate and main.
tain permanent peace with the white people Of
the South Their resolutions severely condemn
the whites who have used them politically and
shorn them of all Their means.
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About n mile from Kingston, Ga, re.

Gently ccored girl on Major Wooey's planta-
tion Cass Arp by name and IL years old stole some
potatoes and was informed on by a little two-y year
old negro boy, whom she afterwards drowned by
throwing him into the river. Circumstances
pointing to her as the murderer, she was ques-
toned and confessed the deed. She is now in
prison awaiting the disposition Of her peculiar
case
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st. NICHOLAS FOR 1874.
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

The prospectus Of the second volume shows that
literary and pictorial attractions. Among other
attractive features are two splendid serial stories
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by j. 7. Trowbrilge aut or Of the Jack Hazard
/ Stories of
, 1874-06-16

CHICAGO.
The tug Dlackba1l No. . which y few days ago was
rent OF the river has been repaired aud waa III service
t-o.pt. Patrick Downey, for several years seoond-
officer Of the brown, has been appointed Master or
-Tne tux w. Shields received some injuries yestor-
day. She has been tskcn into lrydock for repairs.
Tho prop Lake nrce2o arrived vt this hnrbor yos-
tarlay morning from Benton HaEhor With loo crates
rho schr s. /, Wassou Of Detroit, Is ut this har-
bor for tho first time this sehson.
Tho Asw schr q. Il. Hazard Is taking cargo OF
O., 900 bushels Of Gorn for Buffalo.
An immense lumber tseet was In the market yester-
day. Tho market exceedingly dull, but few sales
being made.
tigo te suSrs Peshttgo md Aayacs having board
1,U00,0O0 feat Of lumbar. While passing through
Green Bay tile tug Clelnatts atruck logt broaktng
iiuko from har wheel shs has gonn into tho dry-lock
Tho William Crosathwaite which arrived IN port
yesterday with 100 tons Of coal has ado ths trip from
Erio !n eighteen days. 4,-.--
ordered reduction Of rates on Cnrgoea And 1ro1gha OK
oAe-hnM tho present gross rates. !.
Three rafa went ashore on the hay abovo the
mouth Of Tho Kan Kawlin during tho blow OF Wednes-
-rho schr Enterprise. which csrsizel At nactaa
about week ago, has bpen rizhted mud sowcd Into
! That port.
eiz veasels cu1dcl with the Hchr Sligo upward bound,
ht The southeast bcnd 8t. Clair Flats. Three OF
the yessels into the Sligo, carrying away all her
Tile schr unada calHe into Buffalo NTH her main
boom apced, probably broken BY the heavy Wind.
Tho tug Frank rstnw ranched Detroit on Friday.
ha1ing IN tow tho wreck OF the schr Atheniaa. shc
land whore the rest Of her cargo Will DO discharged,
| anu thorough Repairs made.
, 1874-06-16

1sasc, lud Davd 8. drocncbaum verdict, &91so.o5:
BufSnoH GOuHT-CuH uHrRsHf0Ns-Fjrak National
nauk '. Chicago viso mud Tool Company, md q. 4.
Wastn, f5o0.aa.-J. V. Tarwoll v. Louis Iicnrotin,
$lH1.7b.-DaTla Veruon '. apnrrow III. Nlulnraonl
Junt,E 0An1-sonth sisla snyings Hank Y. yiliA1n
], Tewksbury. 81, l,571lo-pattck oNeill '. Mrs. II.
Wtslnlli, $l13.75.
IupuE iIunxs-rarkcr Drearer ', Toledo, Peoria L
1rnrsnw lsntlHhy Oomt,any, s36, 1882.
CIRCUIT nr-CoNFEas10NE--A1nrYln D!ancnard
Y. j. II. NihBptt. $l26.
Junoa Doora-pster r. Alon Y. E. N. Smith 6nd-
ing. si9t13. c,,,,u.
q. I. Kessler, ]. 4. Dcan anil T. Tnrbust, $5242o
, 1874-06-16
NIAIkINE,
PORT! Of Ct,leaRo, JMne is.

ARRIVED.
schr speod, Grand River, lumbar,
HcAr J. II. btilman, lsntwatsr, lnnlbet.
srlr NJ, AIualler, Atlunpes, cedar posts.
Hchr Driver, Pine Ilysr, telegraph puAts.
Bclr Joa Dcoauel. Lualngtout bark.
Prop Potomac, Unffa!o, aunagies.
Hclss Nance, tudington, LUMBAR,
Prop Lake Iroeze, Donton HarDor, aundr1es.
Htur Cornne, Ut. Joseph, tandrles.
Helr III. j. Gumin!nga, charlotte, coal,
Hchr nul1Yis, Cleveland, oaaj. ~
Bchr Wn.. Drossthwaito, Eric, coal.
Hchr Z. q. Simmons, kfauistee, lumber,
Ecow uhristie, MuHkeHpn. lumber.
BeAr E,asliueI Luuipgtou, iuiuhes.
, 1874-06-16

YENNCIB ThHHCu UCffUEr II
PASSED DowN-Props Badgcr State. Waycr1y, &c.,
tin, Pacific Prairie State and bargea barks st. LAW
ney Lass, NisRars, standard, ". Muir, Camden, MINI
rod.
pAssED Ur-props Nebraska, Oneida, LoWol ROAM
oke, Osw"gatchic, Toledo; schrs Tildeu, dosnawk,
Turner, Keller, and Louisa.
MISIi-E1st
, 1874-06-16

Vessels Passed Gnrt Huron.
ponr nunos. NIlch., June lB-Erenlng,-Dowr-
Props Nalnut, at. Paul, Newsboy; schrs West Lake,
Chilling Star.
Ur--props Toledo, Oawcgatchic, Nebraska; schr
uomsr.
, 1874-06-16

s;S,n :,
y Justly celchsatsd STORY 1 CAMP PIANOS; tho
ha.t p,no in To world for tho price, iis and stamina
aud u rent. STORY UAAlr. lit State.st.
MANUFACTURERS ON. MONTHLY P1YMEN'TH
lnhut - -
, 1874-06-16

WANTED:-A PIECE or RESIDENCE; PROPERTY
for Gaah E3uh Of SIxteonth and uast of Stato.ss.
F. o. NltiEt.DW, Euu1n TO- 19l Eiark-at.
, 1874-06-16
OLAIRVOYANT6.


NR MATHEW AND MADAME MAYNARD, NUBI,
u noAs aud medical madluMs, lQa Wust Madlsonst.
, 1874-06-16
BUILDING MATERIAL.

E1ON sALE-TllE IRON ROOF OF THE COURT
IRON xlsaots .nd soIspn. ts oo15aastsa irqa setaE
Hiso bsloEs ws olosns. aud rbblS stuus, 1t prlees
and In qahty suit parties building. Apply to VltOS,
MAUlflN, UH IrllaAa-st.
, 1874-06-16
10 EXCHANGE.


For ExCltANuts-A COTTAGE AND LOT OR
Il two-Btasy house. and 2o 281lD5 With barn on Fifth
nt for Eon1ral stock Of yroeestaa. Apply to GOOD.
RIDGE STOKES, Ito West WnshinKton'kt.
iI,o ExOHAN0R-OK FOR .sALE-TIVN HOUSES
l. and lots, West SsuU Ashland-nv.
HDuse and Iut on L&ngloy.hv.
IL lots At Biz xty-tirst attcet, EnGleHpod.
4lntB Rock IslanA Car Shop1.
IL haf.acrp suburban lots.
161 netc farm, Minnesota.
12l aetes good land III Illinois.
VIII ssll low for cash or xy9 gMo9l M ezohsnEHa4.
, 1874-06-16

EOEk 3&AAEs
TOR sALl-SUOTCI SHEPHERD PUP s1o. Ed
i WARDS, b57 Milwankss.av.
1lOK SALls-AV ,465 SrATE-HT.. TWO BOARLlr
silk Eases at barEain; bo usoa tut military or
othar purposes
TlOt SALE NAIl4NoAD. AND STEAMBOAT
IL Tickets largo reduction from raI1lns ratss From
GHAfE!Etli3 l. EU., Is CLARK. 1t,
, 1874-06-16

N4I8E0I1TE2IEUI4GF
frrD RENT-GOOD BARN, REAR OF 80 WABASH
Az. chonr good teuant suitable fes Aortos, CAT
rtngos, and llvina room.
H7O RENT-TOIl 4 SON0-DRlCK WoHKs MEAN
l. the city; clay all ready use; burma bright ret
fno chnnr6 for nbtirklnnn. Address 1 II u, TE!sune
p;fco.