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bic S5eieiitai piro in ber Office, ShbpeitzGde pou
gout6z unb 58ateritraBe, ertbeit, no au6 ale sui=
trdae fofor erleoi9t Derben. Seri6erun9en rueroen
aui irgeno cine 6rif an9enommen. weltbe Der appttz
ant iDhui6en mag.
I5anL1SD Nr. gSpoem ortb, Setr.
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fiiniidbrise Sohter, in elmer Bafer=@ @iiterne
su crtrdllfen. 0as Siub wnroe reftSeltig ge=
retIet unO bic gSieoerbelebun9speriu6e maren
erfol9rei6.
Der mDdcntli9e Sanfberidbt gibt fol-
genben 4usneis: Ibnabmc Der 9arleben 3d.
563, 400; 3unabmc Der SpeSie sl53,Oo0;
3unabme Der y0esal 2enoerS" $3.50, POO;
Nbuabms Der Oepoiiten $255 400; 4buabme
Der @irfulation 200; 3nuabme Der 0fe-
ierue 81, ,407 ,050.
- 0ie 3ollsinnabmen belieien iid geitcrn
anf sl97 200, wdbreno Der gSod;e 9lngeH 81,
GA, ,O36 ein.
- SIM eaufe Der ssode sinasn $4,674,-
036 in 6artgelO uah europa.
Die Ginfubr wabreno Der 9sote bate
einengSertb BON Sc, ,2S6 ,SO5, barunter SAnitt=
iuaaren im 8ertbc BON 81 ,285 5,290.
= Der Oampfer r&:tp Of Serlm" 1T BON
2iuerpool bier einsetroifen.
- 9etern tuurnen s2,750,00O Sob uno
s334, 900 in Silberbarreu mad europa &C.
lbidt.
- CSnIA 5d,(oi5 npfferr, 1te7
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Wioro tn SenneHee.
aampi NIT lptIoen Suotanern.
Bon Der terantidD utertfaniid,em
0rctt3e.

ga be It II, Ser., II. SUM-. - Sen,
Steele uub Wtaior 0mger rei'ten geitern na6
benz Gio ,9ranoe ab. StabtcapitGn Wcs
Neelp uno ein Sbeil ieiner @ompagnie liegen
gtmas unterbalb aui YOiteu, Inn ocn merita'
nil1em Gren5rdubcrn, Die min auf oieler
Seite iid) befiuben, aufsulauern.
Sergeant Sall gin9 uad) 8agbao, Inn Die
Siebbeeroen, Die Sen. @orttna nad) @uba 3lt
perid)iffeu i'm Searifie iit, Al beobadteu. Sin
GROCER Sbeil berielben iit gefobleneS ameri>
faniiaes Sieb nit ameritaniihen SraHb3ei.
den.
@eneral @ortiua perlisB nit IS 0tann
Sagoao. Sas Siebitebleu lit i6redlib; falt
tIsltt) merben cine Menge Sdieu fprtgetriez
ben. Die Stelignation Gortiua'8 iit aEgez
nommen moroen unb Die 6egierung beab
iidttgt, i'm Don Der @renSesu entfernen, NOS
Su er aber penig 2uit bat. @eueral Steele
ermabnte bic Gerancr, ipegen ner inter Den
Merifanern berrl henben aufreguns Den 9tiO
@ranre Su iberId)reiten, neil in bieiem Sale
bieielben lci6t oos 2ano Swiiben bielem
5lu1Ie Mno ben ytueceS perrpiiiteu f0nnteu, ,ebe
genug Sruppen bort anlangten, I'm iie Sl.
riid,Htreiben. 9as friegeriid)e @efiibl aui
msrifaniider Seite lit tm ,3unebmen be-
ts;u ssomnf NIT 10 Osreu,r6uberu.-Sfc
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WailinQton. 9. 6.

9ie Gsentur oes nOeutiten @orreipouoenteu" III
BON beute Of ben S9. aDefeIer i Comp, Gr.
118, 1. Str., 5iuiten 9ennieIponia'Ao uno
BzStrase, lbertraseu. sue Befeuuuseu iuo bel
seuauuten 5qren abSu9ebeu, uno lperoen fitb btes
elbeu befleiA9en, oas Blatt init betanntlr 9iRits
lihteit nub ReaelmdSieteit Su reTtatilsR. IQ09-l
s~- 4s&Te! YaHel -Ss
fur yletie tn's gusIano beIorst iHuerbab 245tuube
n. Haine,
Wse ety SaItimoTetr. uno BssD. .sGSsuus.
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Seelen. Sie mar Ser Stapelplab fir Die
&affeez uno Gacao SorrGtbe Der llmgegenb.
Die GroltGBe purben audi in 8ogota uno
Der llmaegeno peripiirt.
Sin Serr, melfer iid) Su jener 3elt in Sd
catatiua befano, bemerfte, oaB Die GrlGltte=
rungen faum As Sefunoen anbauerten. Au6
i'll 8arranquila wuroen bieelbeu peripiirt.
Die obiqen Ginselnbeiten paren allies, mas
man bisber erfabren fonnte."
slns MitteIs nno Siio= 2lmerifa.
Yana m q, 4. Suni. 9ll5 Yrdlioent
BereS BON Sogata einIab, baB Der Staat Baz
mama gelegentllf Der Brditoeutenmabl n1dt
10 ltimmen miiroe, rpie res miinidte, ernannte
er ben @eneral @amargo gum Sberbefehlss
baber Der 9tationaltruppen Der atlantild1er
Staateu. 0ieier eridlien bes anberen Cages
in Banana; bepor er aber ben Sruppeu ieine
GrnennInq befaunt MAIDEN fonnte, rpurbe er
perbaftet, neil bic Seb0rben tiirfteteu, CT
molle Die gegeutpdrtige 0feseruug umtitrSen,
I'M bic gSahl 81 beeiniluiien. Sb aus bieier
@emaltbanblun9 elm Srteg entlteben ipirh,
bltibt ab3umarten.
Der Sunoesoumpfer uSiiipee" antert 81
@ipinmaa.
Die StautSre9ierung hat fein GelO unO
fiinoi9te iie oaber ben Sanfleuten an, ben bop
pelten Setrag Der Steuern tbnen auferle9.n Su
miIieu. Die Geid)dfte licgen aber 10 IT'LL,
OaB oieielbcn faum ibre ansgaben beden fDn>
l1ell.
9ie Sreitigtetten bon Nicara9ua nit Gotta
silica iino beigelc9t.
Sic 6legierung bon Bernn bcabiidttgt, Die
Salpeter> gSerfe uno 2dnoereien 81 perfanfent
Inn aus bem@rl6le giienbabnen 81 pOllenOeu.
$or. Otei9gs ertlGrte, menu Der @ongreB nift
@tuaS in Der Sade tbate, 10 miiBte Die ar=
belt ein9eitel(t merOen, unO Die bereitS ferti9
geitellten Sauten luiroen perfaaen.
Die Sia, Der Gompagnie 3ur Grri6tung
elmer 0ampferliuie mad China SubFoien gu
gelpdbren, fiel burdl.
0ie Seb0roen DON Ntolleuoo forOerten am
2. Wiai @apt. Oturpbn bon benz amerifani.
idlcH SdiFfe raleranbria," bas i'm 6aien lag,
auf, gu @bren bes SabreSfeiteS brerSefrciung
bon Spanien Su flasgen. 9ieicr peigerte iid)
0eHen, ba bieies cine Seleioiguug fir Spa'
MEN lei, nit rem bic Ser. Staaten in freuno=
idaitlideH geSiebnngen itdnben. Die Se-
b0roeu BON Molleubo iaben Die Sade anoer8
all uno ltellten benz @apitGn bic alternative,
entweOer 81 ila99en, ODER so Coles Strafe 5u
5ablen. Dturpbp 5os oaS @ritere Dor nnb
ilaggte.
3u SpaQe unb Gamaga in @ble ereignete
fid] am 8. Ntai ein @robeben.
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Guu GauaOa.

ottawa, Gan., u. Suni. - Sn ST.
nau3freiien berrift beoeuteuoe alufre9ung,
neil Der SinanSminifter ueridiebenen Sanfen
angeSeigt bat. fid bereit su balten, I'm Die
8egierungsbepoliten suritdSu3ablen. Im 30.
9lpril sog bic 0fesieruug bereits $500, TAG
aus ben Sanfen auriid; ieet miiiien oieielben
mcitere $5,6O1, ,l35 Sablen. Die Sanfen in
Otontrcal baben Die Sdlite oteler Summe
nlIf,uhrinnen
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nl1orf's Rolen- GahnpuIuef

IuUUIF3 ftUjRH--DuyWpHIgIl
:ffettip renigt uub matt Die SGbne ipeiS, lot ben
Weintein ab, uuo oeroinnert bas Sereer6eu Der
3dbue. Die Saigon Der SabteI TT ueu, ntsolib, be-
quem uno ipariam. Breis % Gents. gu baben IN
allen Apotbefen uuo Dro9uenzSanoIunseu
(Iuo5, 12Utef)
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&dtfpEaH0irc

81 an d bum T, Yenni,, IS. Suni.-
Sobn u. STAGE BON Ybilaoelpbia idoB geitern
Nbeno in Der Srunfenbeit auf @eOrgeSpropl
unD perpunbste ibn tDotlid). ).-9tace muroe
perbaftet.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-09
The Cotton Convention.

At Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 18th
Of July next, will assemble q congress of
men representing the cotton States Of the
Union. Hon. ID. f. Butler, Of Georgia. is
the president OF the body, and ali agriCUl-
tural societies and State cooperative
oranges are invited to scnd delegates. and
take parl mthe proceedings. The leading
question will be the production and trans
pOrtation Of cotton and other Southern
products. But there will be side or auXil-
larry matters brought up and discussed o!
a most Interesting character. The cotton
yield OF this country is of vital importance
TO its future growth and development.
England has tried the experiment of rails
ing cotton in India and Egypt. But it has
been a comparative failure. The main de-
pendence Of the world for q supply of this
great staple is upon the United States.
Cotton manufacturers must always look
in this direction for food to stop the
mouths Of their machines. This being the
case. the more cotton can be produced III
the United State the greater hold we will
i"NN "Poii iH' HidiheiS oi al oiiieI LHditt-
featuring nations. Each extra bale pro-
ducad is so much in the Golfers of the ma
ton, for the proportion of this crop eX-
ported is greater than that Of any other in
the United States. The wal changed the
relations of labor to the cotton yield Of the
nation in a material degree, and how best
to manage that whole subject will, also, in
all probability, be considered in a broad,
liberal aspect before the cotton congress at
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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%ts}j NJ TO- 81 "a 5'f Sy ,ns1 az s. W Y2s h. -.
work and money Tor AL, men Or women, Buys or gar
whole or spare fine. Send stamp for Catalogue. 4
dress FRANK GLUCK, New Bedford, Mass.
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NV AGENTS - Fy"rvwherc. for tho
Centennial History sea ra""s, $40 en-
cravings, selling well. .hdur.~> IL. .. HOCGiirOE
d Z. 4 Somerset street. Boston, Mass.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-09

ALMOST every newspaper man in America
has transacted more or less business with
Geo. P. Rowell 81 Co., Advertising Agents. of
New York, and we venture to say that not
one ever received any unfair or dishonest
treatment at their hands.-Galena (U.)
Gazette.
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The NEW PANACEA.-Modprn science

The NEW PANACEA.-Modern science
having demonstrated that alcohol is
" neither food nOr physic.' but. on the
contrary, a species Of poison, the intro
duction of a potent tonic which Is entirely
free from it IS certainly Il subject for con
graduation. DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR
BITTERs is a medicine which may be fairly
characterized as an unOhjecli"nable specific
formany distressing and dangerous dis
eases.
Temperance organizations. heretofore
in favor Of permitting thc sale of alcohol
Tor medical purposes, are of opinion mat
NINKGAR BITTERS possesses ali the flea
cy as an invigOraI. that has ever .crn
even claimed for ~>pirituOus S;imuiants,
and on this account, as we'll as because of
the singular success which has attended
its Use in dyspepsia, liver complaint, dis
orders of the bowels. nervous diseases.
general debility. and all maladieS growing
out OF intemperance, they warmly recon-
SURPRISING excellence. IS
WnUorr'o ANT!-Pa&toDlC OR FEVER y
", = IuHI,--TEis invaluable and standard
family medicine IS nov Il household wuId
and maintains its reputation uAiinpuircd. II
is Endorsed by the medical profession, and
prescribed daily i'll the Charity Hospital and
otilr hospital, in New Orleans. Wilhoft's
Tor J. thus hiGliy recommended by the
los -. ..,'.ral m,G Of the country, and is
wor,:r..G .,r.h Endorsement. WHEELoCK,
rl>.>YH &c.. rr"Hjr,nr~. New Orleans.
hon Sal EN ALL DHUGGIsTS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-09

SICILY is opposed to martial law for the
suppression of her numerous brigands.
The authorities think otherwise.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-09

If a horse has a good constitution and has
cnce been a good Horse, no matter how old
or how much run down he may be, he can
be greatly improved, and in many respects
made as good as new, bya liberal use OF
SReridaa'S Cavalry Condition POWDERS.
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AGE&TLEMAN afflicted with the chronic
rheumatism says: No description OF my
case can convey the vast amount of benefit
] have received from the use Of JobHSOn'S an.
o8gne Liniment. l believe it is the best arti-
Gle in the world for rhcumatiSm.n
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FOrtify the body against d
DYSpepSia or Indigestion

ache, Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs.
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness. Sour
Fluctuations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
N the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
-atiOn Of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid
leys, and a hundred other painful symp-
toms, are the otfsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
Of its merits than a lengthy advertise
IDgut
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil, White

RNaVfUE1s Vt NkIF- AAFKEs NLi.~
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipcias. Swclled Neck,
Gcitre. ScrofUlouS Infiammat;ons. Indo!ert
determinations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, EruptionS Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these. as in all other constitutional Dis,
eases. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great cura,:ye powers in the
most obstinate and intractaLIc cases.
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ATrPNTI0N.-The UNITED STATES

ATERNTISN.-Thc UNITED STATE DISPEN-
SAWY is composed of four Physicians who trcSt
with The greatest possible succesS HaciPient C"h-
sumption. CrfGrrA. asthma, QHjHSy, BrOnchjtiS. and
chronic Coughs Also all diseases p,culidr to Hnt,g.
They also compound their celebrated PIE, Uorm,
Dyornterg ana D;Grrhoa Remedies; these medicines
are warranted not 10 fail. Send for illustrated
Medical Book free. Address J.M STEVENS. D.,
Secretary, st. Louis, Mo.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. =, Io74.-Dear DR.. Stevens
Sir: | am pleased to say that under your treat
menI the Consumptirc Symptoms have not only i'm
proved, but are entirely cured. Yours. very truly.
j. w. JEFFRIES.
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ATCHTSoN, KAs., July /. lS74.-Dr. j.. NJ. Ste
Geus-Dear Sir: Your medicine has acted like q
charm. | am free from Piles for the first time in 9
years. Your. truly, CHARLES ANDERSON.
DIR. Tufts Hair Dye Is easily applied, i'm
parts Il beautiful black or brown, and acIs like
magic, Try i box, AID you will not be dtsap-
pointed.
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ENEFyE44ENs All the advancement in science.
ks5 q sAs.3 . IS art and civilization has not pre-
f1S1&F 1865 ~Ssae3 vented children from kicking
u "a s. a IS & , holes through the toes OF theft
SSycSTAee shoes. OulT
Es sRaa SILVER TIPS
kL1s-xEssexE.- Prevent this. Try them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22
STARKSBORO.

The dead body of an infant was
found lying in the road on Thursday
morning June 10 about three.fourths of
a mile cast of Starksboro village. 1t had
the appearance Of having been previously
buried in coal ashes, aud then dug up by
dog.
Another account of this matter, re-.
ceived later, as follows A few days ago
the quiet little village Of Starksboro was
thrown into strong excitement by the dis.
covcry of the dead body of male child,
with its skull crushed, and bearing marks
Of having been buried. Fragments of
clothing and small quantity of coal
dust were found with the body, and I'M
der tree near the residence OF a Mr.. S.
was found hole in the earth that looked
as though it had been used for the pur-
pose Of sepulture, together with more
coal dust, and bits of clothing that. match
ed that found with the infant. An in.
quest was held after moving tho body,
and tho matter was allowed by the au-
thorities to drop, though circumstances
pointing to the probable guilt OF certain
parties were well known to them. The
public opinion is, that the authorities are
getting very romiss in the discharge Of
their duties.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

WIDE AWAKE is the namo Of the new
illustrated magazine for girls and boys,
which d. Lothrop e. Co., the enterprising
Boston publishers, have started. The first
number is gem. In typographical
beauty, in illustrations, and in literary
matter, it is near perfection while its
price, $500 per annum, will make it a
favoritc in these hard times. Convenient
in form, with q snowy cover and fine
plates, with stories and poems and instruc-
tive articles from well.known authors.
with pages of music, and puzzles, and
familiar talk, it cannot fail to win public
favor. Miss Ella Farman, author of "a
White Hand" "a Little Woman" etc.,
is tho editor, and Mrs. Louise Chandler
Macdonald, DR.. Tourjee, and other we'll
known names are contributors. 1t will
be welcome visitor in any family circle.
The reputation d. Lothrop Il Co. s
publications have obtained is guarantee
for the continued high character of the
new magazine. We think agents, which
their circulars say are wanted everywhere,
will find canvassing for it both pleasant
and profitable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22
RIPTON.

P. Padie. Esq, had the misfortune
to break the edge of his stave saw re.
Gently. A new one costs $50 to $40.
H G. and s. d. Damon are repair.
ing the Day mill, which is now nearly
ready for occupancy.
Gen, j. Frost was seen in town on
the morning of the 18th inst, but left
speedily without doing damage to any.
thing, though he had made threats, on
the appearance Of King Sol
Our town appears at times to be ov-
er.run with perpetrators OF malicious mis-.
chief, and petty thievery. Some time
ago workmen were engaged in repairing
the school house in district number five
and during the night some one broke in
and stole quantity of nails For fear
OF repetition Of the offence a lock was
applied and allowed to stay a few days
when that also was among the things that
werc. Materials followed the lock into
exile. There appears to be demand
for locks without keys, for the lock on
the school house 10 district number six
was broken and carried off Recently
the blackboard that had been painted q
short time. was daubed with grease. and
benches besmeared with grease and paint
tin pals and books injured or destroyed
and jack raised generally.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

THE ALDINE for June (No. IS of the
current series) has come to hand, and il
may be called one of the most substantial
numbers Of the publication which has yet
appeared,appealing throughout to the most
refined and elevated sentiments. This
fact is especially notable in several of the
illustrations, "Mother's Darling" the first,
being perfect apotheosis of that hottest
and most self-sacrilicing of affections con.
veyed by the name while in two com.
panion.pictures, The Helping Hand"
and Saved and Lost" the story of man s
spiritual peril and his ouly abiding refuge
is told most strikingly. Three fine pic.
lures open the promised series of Pic
turcsque Europe, " in " A Waterfall in
the Pyrenees," gem of Albert Rieger,
the original of which formed one of the
leading art.attractions at Vienna in
lS73-and two charming ovals, Sur
mont on the Bonze," and t" The Heron's
Rock, both from picturesque Auversne.
The other fullpagc pi,ture of the number
is graphic " Battle of Bunker Hill, ;" FOL.
lowing out the patriotic Centennial series
commenced three months ago and q
handsome illustration of Scott. The
drinking Stag" three noble views Of
Durham Cathedral, and a portrait Of
Hon. Luther b. Wyman, of Brooklir
make up the art.cOntcnts of the number.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

THE July ATLANTIC is characterized
by its reference to historic anniversaries
and by its remarkably fine poetic con.
tributions. 1.-The Battle of Bunker Tlil''
is narrated in short animated account,
and alpaper on Washington in Cambridge
gathers such facts and incidents as are of
interest respecting the event. a hundred
years ago this July Sd, when Washington
took command Of the American army.
The poems are by James Russell Lowell,
Mrs. Kemble, T. b. Adrich, C. p. Cranch,
and Edgar Fawcett, whose "Fancies OF
Spray and Petal " will remind the reader
of the extraordinary " Fancies" by the
same author published last year. Charles
Dudley Warner sends from Egypt cap.
ital travelling sketch, "Passing the Gaia.
ract Of the Nile " there is timely and
helpful article by Professor Trowbridge
on Lightning and Lightning-Rods !" Mr..
James serial. "Roderick Hudson" in.
crcases in dramatic interest, and very
clever story. Broke JAIL" by d. H.
johnson, will probably be one of the first
papers read Mr.. Boyesen contributes a
paper on " Social Aspects of the German
Romantic School," Mr.. Towle one on
The Russians in the East, land the editor
Mr.. Howells, one on IAN Obsolete Fine
Gentleman" portraiture drawn from
his studies in Italian literature. The
book reviews and editorial articles take
up subjects which arc under immediate
discussion, and the whole number has a
very fresh character. Published by Ii.
.. Houghton and Co.. Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22
LINCOLN.

.--Messrs. Cain & llartwcll have ship
ped,th past two months, over five tons of
buttor.
NJ. j. Stearus, at Cam e. nrrtwell's
store, in Lincoln, is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the REGISTER.
w. N. Cove is building neat little
cottage just south of c. II. Babcock's, on
Main street Mcssrs. d. and j. Clark,
builders.
M. b. Cove has rented the room
formerly occupied by the Good Tcmplars
to a lady from New Hampshire, who in
tends keeping stock of millinery goods,
&c.
%. b. Hanks & Co. cut and hauled
to Ferrisburgh Center n'twenty.f four
hours, eight loads of long, heavy timber,
to aid in constructing q new railroad
bridge, in place of one burned few days
ago. This is getting timber per contract
WIN. Goodrich, of this place, caught
a trout, Tuesday evening, thirty.one inches
in length it weighed about ten pounds.
But upon inquiry it is found that said
trout was caught by "cxprcss" from Sar.
anac Lake, N. Y. We will send Willie
fishing again.
There are are eleven mile in this
place for saving coarse lumber; eight fol
the manufacture of clapboards two fol
making butter.tubs; and one for cheese
boxes. There are also two grist.mills
two shinglo.mills three mills for the
manufacture of slaves two for box
boards; one for saving lath; beside
machinery for planning, jointing, and
matching lumber, &C., and yet there arc
only eighteen mills, but so combined III
to do the work of about thirty.three
This makes business lively when lumber
is in demand. If any town in this sec
ton can 60 ahead Of this it ought to be
heard from.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

/ ST. Nicholas ron July opens strongly
and does not flag to the end. Its list Of
contributors is headed by three of the
most popular female writers for children
Rose Terry Cooke, Emily Huntington
Miller and Louisa NJ. Alcott. The mum.
Dor has also one Of the iveliest and most
natural boys stories that have appeared
for months. written by Rossiter johnson
and entitled "a Great Speculation" No
true boy will fail to appreciate it. Then
there is an article on allow to Make
Boat" which will doubtless set hammer
and saw to going, and introduce to the
waters Of lake or river many a shapely
craft, built by tho same young hands and
arms that man it. Our patriotic pride
is awakened by the fine portraits and
! anecdotes of american Orators
the Fourth. July is addressed by an
historical sketch Of the first naval battle
[ in American waters one hundred years
ago, and by the contrasted pictures of
"Our Flag" then and now, The account
by Nebraska woman OF allow the Grass
hoppers Came" thoroughly proves its
authorship by the SAVIOR Of reality in its
vivid portrayal of the devastation and
dismaY which followed the coming Of
these small but destructive marauders
Susan Coolidge and Sarah o. Jewett
contribute two capital stories for girls
The poems of the number are excellent !;
the illustrations are up to the usual
standard Of 81. Nicholas. which leaves
nothing to be desired; and there are as
many more attractions in the number as
those we have mentioned.