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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-09
FOR SALE

l. superior farm of about "a acres, situated
in the east part Of Shoreham, formerly known as
the Stckney Farm Said farm is in IA good state
OF cultivation, good grass and grain farm with
a good orchard, besides variety of smaller fruits
Tho farm is we'll fenced buildings in good re-
pair; one barn 3Oxl0 with horse,shed attached;
one sheep barn, nearly new, 2jXiO, with running
water in the barn and yard. A good house, tn
shade trees in front, and an excellent we'll of
water; situated near school and two miles from
church, store and post-ofce. Farming tools and
team will be sold with the farm, if desired
For particulars and terms inquire Of
Mrs. GEO. FARNHAM
4stf Shnrchan VI
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- TATE OF VERMCNT-District f

Addison, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Middlebury, within
and for said District. on the 18th day Of Febtu
ary A. d 1875.
Elias D. Pritchard administrator of the estate
Of Harvey Pritchard, late of Middlebury, in tho
district Of Addison. deceased pa esents his petition
in writing to this court, stating that said deceased
died seized of a house and lot which he occupied
as homestead, situate on south street. in the
village of Middlebury; also slip No. 80 in the
Congregational church, in said Middlebury; also,
that said administrator holds under foreclosure OF
a mortgage, given to said deceased, the farm upon
which Syvanus Bolton now resides formerly
known as the Prtchsrd farm) situate about one
half mile south Of said village of Nddebury and
on'aining about seventy acres Of land; and that
it will be conducive to the interests Of all the
heirs Of said estate to sell all of the above de-
scribed real estate, and the proceeds divided
among said heirs, and prays for license to sell the
same.
1t is thereupon ordered that said petition
be referred TO session of this court to be held ut
the Probate Office, in Middlebury, on the 18th
day of March, A. D. 1875. at 10 O'Clock n the
forenoon, for hearing thereon; and it 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
MiddebuTy 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 Ii
censo should not be granted.
40 81 Il L. COOKE Judge.
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A UCrION. AUCTION.

n There will be sold at public auction the
personal cii'c cts, OF Mrs. G. l.. Everts deceased
at the dwelling house of Chas. r. Ford, late Of
Cornwall, on Thursday, tie 18th day Of March.
1870, ut ~ o'clock, A. NJ, to the highest bidder,
consisting Of cows, pillow, harrow, / shovel
plow J moving machine double aud / single
wagon, double and ] single harness. | double
and single sleigh, ] buffalo robe, lap blancket.
&c, DC. also. cook stove, ! Canada stove trim
mings, pario, furniture, chairs, tables, mirrors
bureaus. side board. hat rack, book case, lamps
carpets beds aud 'dding, crockery, glass ware
knlVos end FORKS, &c a., too numerous 10 men.
tlon. Terms cash. Three months credit on all
bills over $40 with good favor.
Z. ;. S1OWELL, Administrator.
Cornwall Vt, Feb 70, 1873. 5Ow3
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Peters Household Melodies, Nos /, ,. and 3. A
collection Of popular songs, by Hays, banks
stewart. etc Each number contains seven or
eight songs. Price, 30 cent. each yearly, Il
numbers for ST.
Peters PiFlor Music Nos, !, >, and g. Each
number contains several easy and moderately
difficult piano pieces, by Kinkel, Becht, Wag-
ner, Wilson, etc. 30 cents each; yearly, II
numbers for 81.
La Creme de la Creme Nos. to Is. Each num-
Der contains "a pages Of classic and difficult
piano music, worth Mt least 81 80 Price of
each number 0 cents yearly, II numbers, 81
Published by
BLVD J. l.. PETERS 800 Broadway, NY.
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FOR SAIL.

Being the farm formerly owned by Norman
Boardman, deceased, containing lZ3 acres of suit
able land, divided in meadow, pasture, plough
and wood land. 1t is situated two miles south Of
East Middlebury, near school, church, store and
post-oilice. Also 100 acres Of woodland In Kip-
ton. Fer terms inquire of
CHARLIE l.. ENERT5.
Salisbury, Feb. q, .sI1. 5w5O
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PIMPLEs, ERUpTIoNs, RoUGH SKIN The
system being put under the Influence Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for few weeks, the tkn becomes smooth
clear, SOFT and vclvety, and being ilum
mated with the glow Of perfect health
from within, true beauty stands forth in
all its glory. The effects of all medicines
which operate upon the system through
the medium Of the blood are necessarily
somewhat slow no matter how good the
remedy employed. While one to three
bottles clear the skin Of botches, pimples,
eruptions, yellow spots, comcdones, or
"grubs,' dozen may possibly be equir-
cd to cure some cases where the system
is rotten with scrofulous or virulent blood
poisons. The cure of all these diseases.
however from the common pimplo to the
worst scrotula is, with the use of this
most potent agent, only matter Of time.
Sold by dealers in medicines.
COVERED WITH ERUPTIoNs. CURED.
Claverack, Columbia Co, n. Y.
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Daar Sri am sixty years of age,
aud have been afflicted with Salt Rheum
IN the worst form for great many years,
until, accidentally, | saw one of your
books, which described my case exactly.
bought your Golden Medical Discovery
and took two bottles and half, and was
cured From my shoulders to my hands
was entirely covered with eruptions, al.
so on face and body. was likewise af.
hicted with Rheumatism, so that walk
ed with great difficulty, and that is en-.
tlrely cured. May God spare you long
life to remain blessing to mankind.
With untold gratitude.
Mrs. A, w. Williams.
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TIE PRIEST AND TIE SURGEON
The Paris correspondent of the Graphic
tells the following anecdote: Dupuytreu
was famous surgeon, but brusque and
unpublished Poutrance. One day, as
he re-entcrcd his house, he found in
stalled in the ante-room an old priest,
who had long been awaiting his return.
"What do you want of me >" growled
Dupuytreu. al wish you to look at
this meekly replied the priest, taking
ofran old wooden cravat, which revealed
upon the napc of his neck Il hideous
tumor. Dupuytreu looked at it. "You'll
have TO die with that" he coolly
remarked. "Thanks, doctor,n simply
replied the priest, replacing hia cravat;
81 am much obliged to you for warning
me, as can prepare myself, "a well as
my poor parishioners, who love me
very much" The surgeon, who was
never astonshed at great things, looked
upon this priest, who received his
death sentence unmoveJ, with amaze
ment. and added, Come tomorrow. at
S O'Clock, to the Hotel Dieu, and ask
for me-" The priest was prompt. The
surgeon procured for him IA special
room in the hospital, and in II months
time the man went out cured. When
leaving he took out of sack thirty
francs in small change. at is all can
offer you, doctor" he said; ~ came
here on foot from r. in order to save
this" The doctor looked at the mon ",
smiled, and drawing a handful of gold
from his pocket, put it in the bag along
with the thirty francs, saying, 1T is
for your poor" and the priest went
away. Some years later the celebrated
doctor feeling death TO be near. be-
thought himself of the good cure, and
wrote to him. He came, and Dupuy-
treu received from him the last con-
solation," and died in his arms.
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iARHIItD.
DIED.

1 In Now Haven, Feb ~, Mrs Marian d Spraeue.
thughtor of the late Hon Elias Bo,tum, age1 62
years
In Vergennes. Feb 90, of paralysis, Mrs l. L
Miles, widow Of Rev G Miles, aged 80 years
In Huntington, Feb a. of fever, Abbe. only
child Of Sir and Mrs Austin Ross.
In Burlington, Feb q, at the residence of Ell
more Johnson, Louisa g. wife of W W Bassett,
aged "a years.
In Rutland March ;, Of scarlet fever, Sadie f.
Farmer, only daughter Of II and A W Farmer,
aged years and | month
In Wilmette, Cook county. Illinois, March 4
MAedonough Brooks, aged co years
In New Haven. Feb y, Freddie, aged years
and months; Feb 2s, Julia, aged years; Mch
|, Godfrey, aged I years, and frankie, aged )
years children of Joseph and Julia Fortune, of
scarlet fever.
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REPRESENTATIVE Poland's decisive
speech on Arkansas affairs has won
for him golden opinions, and everybo.
dy now seems 10 feel that the Luke.
out IL not so very desirable.
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MARKETS.
M,ddicbury RetniI Market.


FoR nus WEEK ENDING MARCH, g. 1875.
Prices Market Beef-A few choice 1875 extra
9.75alO.5O; first quality 900a9 80; second quail
ity 7.OOas. so; third quality jOaG.75
Prices of Store Cattle-W orking Oxen per pair
from 100, $50, l75a2iO
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AND FORSALE,-I WILL SELL.

! 10 acres Of good land, suitably divided
into meadow, pasture, wood and pillow land CON
tanning one good 3Oxi0 barn. 1t is situated in
tho town of New Haven, miles north of Mid
dlebury, ON the old turnpike road leading to Yer
genncs, being part of tho farm owned by the late
Elisha Lawrence. For forms inquire Of
IRA j. TWlTCliELL, Executor
New Haven, March 8, 1875. 5lw3
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HORSE TANNING MR.. FRANK

l. 1COMsT0CK, Of Salisbury, is ready to ic-
ceiye applications for his services as Horse Tanner
lie can break any hose of kicking, pulling
baulky tricks, or any other bad habits. Iii. pre-
seat address is East Middlcbury. Vt
2w@ FRANK CCMSTOCk
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STORE AND GOODS IN Bird.

Tho store and gods formerly owned by +. p
Fletcher, deceased, are for sale and an opportdn-
ity is now offered to purchase an old and estab-
lished business, with the good will of customers
extending over period of fifty years. This is
rare chance for some young man to 60 into bust
ness, and one that will not require large cap.
ital
The store can be rented or bought. For terms and
particulars application must be made soon In
case the goods are not sold to some party DESTROYS
OF taking the business they will be closed out for
cash at cost. VIII sell at cost until an opportun-
ity as above presents.
4stf GEO. C. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Addison

~ County.
Almira rrussell. Of Middlebury, in the County
Of Addison, having filed her petition to the Add
son County Court next to be held at Middcbury,
within and for said County on the first Tuesday
Of june A d 1878: Setting forth in sub.tan nee
that she was married to Nelson L. Trusseli on the
2Gth day Of February, 1867; that she has resided
in said county for more than two years lat past
that the said Nelson l.. wilfully deserted the said
Almira on the 2lst day of November. 1871, and
since that time has contributed nothing for the
support of herself children. Wherefore she
prays for divorce from tho sold Nelson L., and
the custody Of her children William W and Ma
ny NJ during their minority.
And it appearing that the said Nelson L. re-
sides without this State that said petition can
not be served upon him; IL is ordered that the
said Nelson L. Trussell bo summoned to appear
and answer tho foregoing petition, on the 6rst
day of the next term Of said court, to be held at
Middl0bury within and fol said county, on the
first day Of June, 1875, by the publication
of the substance of said petition together with
this order in the Middlebury Register, a public
newspaper published in Midilebury in said eoun-
ty, three weeke successfully, the last of which
publications to DO at least six weeks prior to said
term Of said court
Dated at Mddebury, aforesaid, this 2jth day
of February, ID 1875
so r. WAINWRIGHT. Clerk
STEWART ELDREDGE, Attys for petitioner.
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STATE NE IT'S.

III the United States Circuit aud
District court, on Friday, Arson j. Crane,
late collector of customs for the district
Of Vermont, plead guilty to the charge Of
ENLIGHTENMENT of the public funds to the
amount Of $1,000. The whole defalcatiop
amounts to $1,000. Judge Shipman
reserved sentence 10 the case for consulta.
ton with Judge Smalley, and placed
Crane in custody of Gen. George Foster
United States marshal. His sentence
was pronounced on Saturday. aud is to
one aud one half years in Windsor county
Jail and 6bc of S 900.
The State Normal School at
Randolph, Capt. Abel l.. Leavenworth,
Principal bias enrolled one hundred and
fourteen pupils for the opening of the
present term. Capt. Leavenworth has
engaged three 6rst.class teachers, all
graduates of Normal Schools, and all
having large and successful experience at
Randolph and in other schools. The
additional fund Of ten thousands dollars.
donated by the friends OF tho school. is
completed and will be available at the
opening of the fall term. Tho school
building is to be enlarged 10 double its
present capacity, during the coming
summer.
Judge Poand's last official act is
one with which he may be proud TO end
his career in congress, which is, on the
whole, uucxceptionably honorable. Alta
period when partisan and personal con.
siderations seem to govern the actions of
so many men in political life, it is
especially gratifying TO Sc. a man rise
above the low plane on which The most of
his party associates stand and at the
same time display and ability aud in.
huence suificie' to carry his party with
him, even against its will. That is lust
what Judge Poland, able seconded by
his associates Of ;hc majority Of the
Arkansas committee. has done. -TyiJ7lze
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THIRTY SEVEN business firms OF
Louisville, who have warm interest
IN the prosperity" of the people of Ar
kansas, have thanked Judge Poland
for his mobile speech and successful
efforts in behalf of quiet and good gov
ernncnt in that State" The warm
interest is explained by the fact that
Arkansas parties had ordered large
of merchandise from Louis
vile, to he taken on condition that
Congress did not interfere with the
present state government. Thanking
was the least that these dsinterested
Louisville firms could do. They ought
to have presented our digniiicd ex-re-
preventative with goldheaded cane.
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NOR SALE.

Il farm of $50 acres, situated about | Is
miles south of Salisbury Depot belonging to the
estate of William P. Dewey, late Of salisbury do
ceased. rs acres OF tho same in meadow the
bulance tillagc and pasture land. with wood suil-
cient for use Of farm Abundantly watered, and
buildings and fences in good repair. A first class
dairy farm. Terms Of payment will be satisfac
tory. Apply to Rebccca L and William p Dew
ey, admrs., Salisbury, Vt, or Samuel L. Cooke.
Judge of Probate, Middlebury. 2sy
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THE Pacific Mail Steamship Com pa.
ny has been reorganized by the resign.
alton of most of its officers and direc.
tors and the filling of their places with
parties who are officially connected
with the Union Pacific railroad and
the Occidental ana Oriental Steamship
Company. Thus the past competition
between these two routes is removed,
passenger and freight rates between
the Atlantic coast and Asia are doub.
led, and altogether it is lovely mono
poly.
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1 is too much of course, to ask of our
Legislators at Washington that they
shall work wholly for the good of the
nation, as they are paid to do; but it
does seem as if they might at the clos
ing session have let alone the provision
in the postal laws for carrying mer
chandse at the rate of one cent an
ounce for packages not exceeding four
pounds in weight. This provision was
a very great convenience, and benefit
to every person in the country; and
certainly an increase in the rate was
uncalled for by the people. But the
express companies demanded protec
ton from government competition,
and the obedient senate doubled the
rate, and thus put another moderately
large feather upon the back of that
overwhelmed camel-the people. One
day they will learn that this country
is not to be Iun for the purpose of put,
ting the peoples money into the peck
cts of these greedy monopolies.
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'E'ROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY
POTLTNEY, Vt.
SPRING TERM BEGINS April :, 1875.

Terms moderate. Instruction thorough Dis
cipline parental. For circulars or information.
address the Principal,
swi0 MARTIN L. CADN.
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a FEW days ago little scene occur
red in the House of Representatives
when Gen. Butler undertook to imi-
tate certain liberties which Speaker
Blaine allowed himself upon the floor
of the House, after calling another re-
preventative to the chair. Mr.. Blaine
objected, and Butler talked back-was
sassy" ia fact. And the report says
that they ''glared att each other. The
affecting spectacle of these great men
glaring at each other brings wildly to
the Imagination two rival Thomas cats
with arched backs and swollen tails
raised on high, defying each other; or
a couple of turkey cocks engaging in
the preliminaries to contest on the
bloody field of glory and is enough to
draw tears from the heart of fiend.
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AN UNTAXABLE FARM FOR

r. SALE. - Being the globe in the
town of New Haven, Vt, is free from rent and
taxes forever, containing $50 acres, moro or less
Also, my cows, grade, short-horns and young
cattle, and six Of the horse kind. and farm tools
IRA BROWN
New Haven, Vt, 49w3
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INISSOLUTION OF COpARTNER.

lSSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
- SlllP.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
isting between Henry Soper and 3. j. Soper, un-
der the firm name and style of Henry Soper &
Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
accounts remain with Henry Soper, and all per-
sons owing the firm are notified that our claims
MUST DE SETTLED AT ONCE. HENRY SOPER,
b. ]. SOpER.
Middlebury, Vt, March /. 1870. 5lw3
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~ EKl STA BLE--lSAAC Will.
- Hanson, Proprietor. Tirst-class turn.
outs furnished at short notice. Oflce at the sta
BILE on Washington street, east Of Addison House.
hInl
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Soluble Pacific Guano.

SAG Cash. $5S Time. Without Interest.
DACIFlC dUANO OOMPANY'S COM
l. POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF
LINE for composing with cotton seed
$50 caah, s35 time, without interest.
10 accommodate planters. they can
order now and have until 1st April to de-
eide whether they will take ut time or cash
price. When dclivere! from factory by car
rn.no % np ~ now 20 we'll 10 snown ;r a ths
southern States for its remarkable effect u
as AL agency for increasing the products ot
labor r. not tn require special recommends
alton from us. Its use for nine oars pa {
has established its character for reliable
excellence. The supplies PITT into market
tins sta."n are, as heretofore. prepare I
under the srpeiinttndencc OF pr. ST.
JULIAN RAVTNEl., Chemist ct the Com
pany. nj Charleston. = g.. hence planter.
may rest assure d that it's quality and com
pusitionis is precisely the same a- that her, =
tofuic sold. J. n. ROBSON,
AScn; tnr South CaroliDa, Charleston, s. c
JOHN \. REESE K co,
Nov 2i tu13 General Agents, Baltimore
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Detroit has q policemen who has
thoroughly stpdisd human nature and
Eho has . heart fqll of kindness.
When, be sees q lady fall he steps for.
graceful manner. Realizing hes en-
bar5assment,, hs remarks: ''No one
but, myself Witnessed the accident.
madam. Those boys are laughing
about ? thing which happened here
twp days ego. 1t is very pleasant foI
q bad day, madam, Your folks are all
well, I hope? Iots Of people buying
Santa Claus pIesents ,iost now. The
bsys are laughing because . bald
headed man fell down. Boys will
laugh, you. know. when they are
tickled. Wiah to take the car, madam
Wsll. good day. You can rest assured
that nc, one saw yoa fall. Some ladies
strike on their head, but you only
stumbled; madam-a mere graceful
AtuAUSos ..I Dr..
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Look After Your Stomach.

VNHE tiaest Medicinal Confection in the
l. world is at Heiuitth's. Chocolate for
lnnch, Chocolate fortable, Walnut Nohgst,
I'istachc fas'c, Cocoa Caramel, Cream
Chocolate. Althoa and MallOw Drops, SOlu-
bic Gum Drops, Cough CoufectiuDs, Gin
ger Drops. Eng Mint Drops, Gnest Extract
v4n!lla, timcrt Extract Lemon, for sale at
iiElNlrSH'S Drug Store. Dc 22t
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gilded sslsseeE.oy ai Asy Ysrk Aav.
fashiopshlp. THE so9ly, danshtsf Toi
wealthy parents g, belle sin society,
beautiiel Spd GOOD, ), died ,snddeply Of
heart disease. .Sueh s,wssta Of clothes
which fhe Rnyious world had never
seenl It wss too bad, and something
must be done. The, pretty corpse was
rigged ont in white satins and laces
looped with diamonds, beiewelsd with
the barbaric extravagance Of an Orien.
tai dsspot haads nag .H n button
salon, With music and refree hments,
the exhibition was prepared for the
guests, who came. in answer to 1900
invitations. What is bred in the bone
must come out in the flesh, aud one
generation cannot eliminate the anoes-
tral, passion Tor ''an illigant wake"