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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02

to dictate TO the Republican majority
what subjects should be considered. All
this is done to prevent Southern ne
groes from having a fair chance to ed
ucnte themselves !
1t remains to be seen whether the
Democratic majority in the next Con-
gress will he 50 magnanimous TO the
minority and whether, if the rules are
continued, the Republicans will make
such contemplate abuse Of privilege.
In this case there is mt stake matter
of too much Importance to be defeated
by a factious appeal to the Use of dlla-
tory motions and endless roll calls
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TnE MONSTER CoNciRr fillmore has
given Boston the great musical Jubilee OF
the century, and on the 9th Of next
month he will give Louisville The GRIND.
est concert ever attempted in the West.
He and his hundred performers are en-.
gagged for the last Gilt Concert of the
Library, which takes place on that day.
This will be fitting finale to the series
OF brilliant successes which have charac.
.erized the Library Drawings Like ev.
erything else which emanates from this
source the closing concert will be the
greatest Of its kind ever given ia city
Of this size. Tho concert is for the ben
eft Of the ticket.bolders, and admission
can orly be had BY showing a ticket or
part thereof at the door.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02

A! this season Of The year whcn 50 ma.
NJ of our people arc suffering from colds
we call attention TO ayers Cherry Pee
toral" as sure cure not Only Tor coughs
and colds, but all affections Of the lungs
and threat. Having used it in our fam.
lily for many years. We can speak from
personal knowledge Of it, efficiency.
There may be other remedies that are
good. but in all Our experience this has
proved to be by far the best It's quail.
lies are uniform and wholly reliable 1t
is pleasant to take, and should be kept ut
command, by every family, as protec-
ticu against u class Of complaints which
seem harmless in the beginning, but be-
come affecting, aud dangerous II neglect
ed.-[N. II. Register.
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noh't Hack, Hack, Cough, Tonghi
Cough is symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of the throat, brcnch
al tubes and lungs manifest themselves, but
whether it arises from the irritation pro-
duced 10 the throat and arynx by taking
cold, from en attack of Bronchitis, from
incipient consumption, OF from various
other causes, nothing will allay it more
speedily or cure it more permanently thu
DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t does not matter whether it be reccui
attack, or lingering cough, the Discov-
cry is 10 either case equally well adapted
for its relief and permanent cure. In
fact it will cure cough in ono half the
time necessary TO cure it with any othei
medicine, and ii does it, not by drying
it up but by removing the cause. subll-
ing the irritation and healing the affect.
ed parts. No time should be lost IN com.
mencing the use OF proper medicine Tor
the relief of cough, tor unless this
course is pursued. serious and dangerous
disease Of the lungs is liable TO result
Golden Medical Discovery is suld by all
dealers in medicines.
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the cue TO .he meagetness Of evidence on
the side Of the Returning Board before
the first sub. Committee. There is no
protection for witnesses, either black or
white, who state facts against the interest
of tho White League. It is now hoped
that tho ice has been broken and that
something like fair showing Of the truth
will be elected in the pending investiga-
ton. LIFE
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in au appearance iii. forenoon; arrival probable
before night. T shackctt sold ncifers and
Cows % dtess COO lbs each, at l-2o per ID u W !;
4 Cows to dress go lbs at lie per ID b W. y
lirownel sold good three years old Steers,
own feeding, at &c live weight; weigh 1900 lbs
each.
Shcep-Shccp trade also slow aud prices OF
from l-ial.2c per ID. Dealers somewhat dis
o9uragcd, rs they have bit poor markets the past
three week. The West is hard competitor for
the North 10 contend with iu shipping Of live
stock. II Hubbard sold % Sheep, average rs
lbs ct $40 N shnekett sold Ito Sheep, av.
efAge W lbs at l-ic. w Jones sold 20 Sheep
average IL lbs at &c per ID.
Poutry--1fsdio in live Poultry limited during
coolest Of the weather. Scarcely snything on
sale. We quote extra Chickens aud Turkeys at
leo per ID! Fowl at l2c per ID.
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L eva "a otirrs
=. TATE OF yERMONT-Dis,ric,'

- n III Ot District OF
! Addison, SO.
10 al persons interested in tho estate Of Ed
ward Donahue, late Of Middlebury, in said ala
trict, deceased. gREETtro.
At a Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for tho District Of Addison, On tho 2tth day
Of January. a D 1875, an instrument purportlDs
10 be tho last will and test tment Of
ED WARD DONAHUE,
late OF Middlebury, il said district, deceased
was presented to this court for probate and 1t 4,
ordered by said court that tho25th day Of Febru.
ary' 4. D. 1875, OF tho Probate Ofics, in Middle
bury DO assigned for proving said instrument
and that notice thereof be given 10 all person,
concerned by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in The Middlcbury Register, news
paper printed at said Middlebury, previous to the
time appointed. Therefore you are hereby notl-
hed TO appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid aud c1ntest the probate of said
will il you sec cause
90 SAM'L E. COOKE, Jsdee.
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(STATE OF vERMONT-nstrict of

~ GNAlfuNs 50
To all persons interested in the estate Of iona
than Wilson. late Of shorehsm, in said district
deceased GREsffso
AT Probate Court held at Mijjlebury, within
and for tho district Of Addison, on tie 4ss6 dsy
OF January, A. b. 1875, an Instrument purport-
Tug 10 be ne last VIII sad testament Of
JONATHAN WILSON.
late Of shoTehem, in esid district, deceased sss
Presented to tho court aforesaid for probate BY
the person named as executor therein, and it
IS ordered by said court that the 25th dav OF
February, >. b. 1870, at the Probate Office, In
sau Mlddiebury, be assigned Tor proving said in
strumeut, and that notice thereof be given 10 Mi
porsons Concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register, g
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, previous
TO the time appointed. Therefore you a: Q hereby
hotled to appear before said court ut tho tine
and place Aforesaid and contest the probate Of
.said will, If you have cause.
Z 4G SAMUEL +. COOKE, Judge.
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AtARRIE

In Esst MiicieAury, jan. 81, ~ Rev. e W.
Bilwcll, Nj John W. Farmer Of Ripion. and
Miss Clara NJ. Henderson # salisbury.
In Wallingforl Jan. 9th, by Rev Aldace
Walker, Oscar d. Scott Of Lcwisvillc, Asbansas,
and Cornelis + llulett Of Wailingford.
In llubbardton, by Rev. W L. Woodruff Mr.
Nelson s. Wood Of fairhaven, and Miss Ccleslia
Nslscn Of IIutbarlton.
In Poultney, Jan. goth, by Rev. E. II. Ran
dali, Martius I. Lynde Of brooklyn y. Y. and
Martha NJ. Ruggles of poultncy.
In Warren. Jan 18th, by Rev. J. V. Bnrg.n,
Warren.
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farmer To know that the agricultural
meetings under The auspices of The
Board of Agriculture, Manufactures and
Mining are not used for al sorts Of po-
litical chicancyy and mannuvcfs, since
the member of the BOARD who was to
keep sharp look out for these things,
has not been present to watch proceed
ings at either OF the three public meet
inps held last month
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02

SfoP THAT couGu.-NO pulmonary di.lase.
however chronic, can resist the healing inluene
If DR.. Morris' Syrup Of Tnr, Wild Cherry al
Horehound. As renedy Tor Coughs, Cvlds
Asthma, Bronchitis, and preventive Of Consump.
ton, it has no equal Acts like charm ii
noarsaness and sore throat. Clears and strength.
ems the voice of speakers and singers. Reliey,
GROUP In few minutes, and takes away ell tn,
distress Of wHooPiNG COUGH. Contains no opium.
or other dangerous drug, and is pleasant 10 take.
DR.. W. NJ DAY, sole agent for Middlebury. Call
and get trial bottle for 10 cents: full size, 81.
Wells, Richardson & Co.. burlington, wholesale
agents. 42yl
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Mlloolsburg 8sglstsr.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY =, 1875.
NOTICE,

The Addison County Temperance Society will
hold its annual meeting ut Middlebury, on We'd
nesday, February II. commencing at ~ o'clock,
A. NJ, and continuing through the dny and eve
Ling. There will be an address in the afternoon
by Rev. franklin TuNbury, of Brandon, and ono
10 the evening by Rev. y. Mills Of Rutland.
Clergymen throughout tho county are requested
to give notice of this meeting from their pulpits.
Let there be general rally Of the friends Of
tam perance to this annual gathering.
T. II. ARCHIBALD. Chm.
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icy Our farmer Governor must he
more than usually occupied with the
care of his stock, this winter, not to
pat IN an appearance at the meetings
of the Agricultural Board, especially
when one is held in the town adjoining
Jericho where ID located that farm
which made such an impression on the
nominating convention last June. His
cellency should be officially notified
that he Is member Of that honorable
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ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION.

All citizens Of Addison County who favor total
abstinence from tho use Of intoxicating liquors as
a beverage, IRE requested TO meet at the lecture
room Of the Congregational church, in Middle
bury, ON Wednesday, February 18th, 1876, at
half past one P. Nj, to nominate candidate for
the Office OF County Commissioner, to be support
ell 1t the annual March Gle elton.
Pm ORDER Con-.
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Cough no more How much Joy there is in ov-
cry household to know that they ut la-, pro-
cure u remedy for any cnse Of coughs severe colds
settled on the breast, consumption or any diseas,
of the throat and lungs, that is certain to cure.
II is satisfaction to know lAlt person is safc
from the dangers If these di-ease'-all you need
do Is to go to your druggist and get bottle o.
Boschees German Syrup; two or three doses will
relieve you at once. II YOU doubt what we say
in print get n sample bottle for 10 cents and try
II, or regular size ioT IS cents
For snln by Cnse 4 Rider
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02
DUSINESS
NOR SALE

A farm Of $50 acres situated about | l'S
miles south Of Salisbury Depot, belonging to the
estate Of William p. Dewey, late Of Salisbury, de-
ceased. Us acres Of tho same in meadow, the
bvlance tillage and pasture land with wood sun,
ciont for use Of farm Abundnutiy watered, and
buildings and fences in good rcpair ilrst class
dairy fam. Terms Of payment will he satisiae-
tory. Apply 70 Reoecca and william Dew
oy, adnrs., Salisbury, Vt, or samuel l. Cooke
,Iudge Of Probate, MiddIebury. 2sy
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- TATE OF VERICNT-District { f


New Haven. s..
In Probate Court, held at Nergenne4, wi hin aud
for said District. 90 the I'D day Of January
A. D 1875
Thurman Brookius, administrator OF the estate
Of Munson Pond, late Of Whiting in said district.
presents his administration account TO this court
Tor allowance. and asks for decree Of said estate
II Is thereupon ordered that said account
be referred to session of this court to be held at
tue Probate Office, In Middlebury, on the 18TH
day # February a. D. 1875, at ~ o'clock Ia tLo
forenoon fcr examination and allowance; and it
ordered that notice hereof be given to all person.
interested in said estate, by publication Of the
foregoing notice three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in ths
Mddlebufy Register, newspaper printed at
Mddlebuly, previous to said tue Of hearing,
that they may appear Mt said time and place and
show cause, if any they may have, why said al
lowanee should not be granted and such decree
Irade as shall be necessary to close said estate.
As SAM'L L. COOKE Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02

The Confessions of an inta, q.
Published warning and for the benefit Of
Young Men aud others who suffer from NER-
N0U- DEBILITY, Loss or MANHOOD, etc,
supplying the means Of sef-Cure. Written by
one who cured himself after undergoing eonsil.
cradle quackery. and sent free on receiving post
paid objected envelope Sufferers are invited t,
address the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
2G;6m T. 0. Box lj3. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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In New Haven, Jan. q, Fio j. z. Brown ged
20 years
In New Haven, Jan. 81, n,r.s Ashley. aged
81 years and 80 days.
In Leicester, Jan. 18th, M. q ergo eagle, fer.
merly of Orwell, aged % years
In Lincoln. on the 22d ult,. Mrs Div, Eddy,
'ged sc years. She was for many wears meu-
bcr of the Baptist church in Bristol
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02
TATE Or vERMONT-Dis,rict Of

Addison,
t. all persons interested in the estats of Esther
Gibson, late Of Salisbury in the district Of Add
scn. GRsE11sc.
AT Il Probate Court held at Miidlebury, 10 and
for the dist'ic. Of Addison, or the 2Vth day Of
January, u. 1915, instrument purport!ng to
be the las; viii and testament Of Esther Glib
SON late Of salisbury in said district, deceased,
was presented by the executor therein named
to 'hts eour; for probate; and it Is ordered
by s'id eoalt that the 18th day Of February,
4. D.. 1870, at the Probate Office in Middebury,
be ASST ued tcr proving said instrument and that
neice thercof be given to persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the @iddlebury Register, newspaper printed at
snid Middlehary, previous to the lime appointed
Therefore you are hereby noticed to appear be-
'ere said c~Hit a, tue tins and place aforesaid
aul contest The probate Of said will if you ,oo
cause.
a. SAAlL L. COOKE, Judge.
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STATE OF VhKl. ONT--Dlstrlct d

~ lAI II VI FIX ONT--Di district 81
\ Addison. So.
AT Probate Court held " Middlebury Ia and
LOT said district on the 30th day of January. A n
1910, Ellen s. Cram Of Miidlebury, makes appIi-
cation to this court to have q guardian appointed
for ALICE M-CRAM
a minor under fourteen years Of age, child Of
Francis NJ. Cram and the said Ellen S. Cram, rep
resenting that the said Francis NJ. Cram resides
cut OF this State and does nothing towards the
support OF his wife or the said child. IL there
upon ordered by this court that said application
be referred to a session of this court to be held
ut the Probate Office in Miodlebury, on the 25th
Jay OF February, 1875, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for hearing thereon: and 1t Is further
ordered that notice be given TO the said Francis
NJ Cram, by publication Of notice of said appli-
cation aud this order thereon three weeks succ es
siveiy in the Middlebury Register, newspaper
I"iniod at Middiebury in tho County Of Addisa,,
e,,ou' to s!d Il ne appointed foT hearing. that
t' francis " Cram may appear at said time
anu pace and show cause, if any be may have,
why a guardian should not be appointed for said
Alice NJ. Cram .ninor.
Az SAM : Y. COOKE Iuc1e
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The Bristol Scientific Club held a

The Bristol Scientific Club held au
adjour ned meeting Monday evening at
which DR.. j. NJ. Currier read paper
on the "lnhalation Of dust 10 Dwellings"
illustrated by tie microscope Rev. l.. b.
Hubbard. one on "Glacial Action in Yer.
mont" and DR.. Levi Hasse,ine present.
ed specimens of minerals The club has
recently recognized for the mutual profit
and pleasure Of these scientifically incln.
ed, ard bids fair TO succeed.
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ay@Somo of our contemporaries very
naturally omit portion of the title of
that very useful state institution, known
IS 'rhe Board Of Agriculture, Nanu-
factures and Mining and call 1t
Board of Agriculture, Tor short. And
M at no lime since the institution Of
the Board have The other interests been
Represented, either by discussions ut
their meetings, or 10y a member repre-
-enting these interests. !, would be as
we'll If all were to adapr their momcn-
rlnturr to the reality.
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40 sAML E. COOKE, Judge.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We

3 'V-H VI IooION Ems NUIICE. We,
The subscribers being appointed by the Hon
oIable Probate Court for the District Of Ad
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all person
against the estate Of Ezra " Fitch, late OF Bird
port in said District deceased also al claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purpo es afore-
.aid, NJ tie late dwelling house o. the deceased,
IN Bridpors. n the 9th day Of March and Goth
Gay Of June next, from ten o'clock a. IN until
tour o'clock p. m, On each Of said days and that
six months from tho 10th day OF January, A. D.
1919, is the time limited by sid oourt for said
creditor. t. present their claims 10 W for e1smin-
alton and siiowaucc.
Dated at Bsi}port, this 25th Day Of January,
D 1875
<. 5 BENNETT, ,c
&C Il. J. MYRIcK, oonTs'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-02
IN TROUBLE.

The editorial management of the
REGISTER is struggling with thc diff
cult problem of how to suppress certain
irrepressble local poets, whose winged
Pegasi stand ready caparisoned for
instant flight, whenever any old horse
shuflles of this mortal coil, or any 9TH
er event of equal Importance occurs to
disturb the settled poise of this sedate
community. We first caDvassed the
idea Of using revolver; but having
conscientious scruples against capital
punishment when the application
might become personal, That method
was decided impracticnble. We then
thought of petitionlng Congress for an
act entitled "a law for the relief of edl-
tors !" the principal provision Of which
should be that all local poetical aspir-
ants who persist in boring editors with
their silly rhymes, after n second polite
refusal, shall be transported to Alaska.
But the spirit of VIM. II, Seward at
once "materialized" and warned us
that the Icelanders who are now in
clined to immigrate 10 the land of the
stars and stripef, would, If subject to
the danger of such an infection, aban-
don their cherished plan. SO that
hopeful method proved not to be avail
able. Then We applied to Dr. Blanch-
ard, for the invention ola special pa
tent, n right and left handed, double
spring, back action, self-adjusting poet
extinguisher. This plan was full Of
promise. But the machine, with all its
ingenious mechanism, was deficient in
one little point. 1t covered every case
where there was the least senlblance TO
poetry, but one Middlebury correspond
ent escaped on The ground that there
was nothing in his rhymes which the
fullest poetic license could call poetry.
And so we are still agonizing over the
unsolved problem. Shall we. rs n last
resort charge one and n half cents an
hour for the time we waste IN listen
Ing to his poetic frenzies and answering
his arguments to overcome our repug-
nance to his verses. We don't know.
Extreme diseases require severe RENE
dies, so if a bankruptcy occurs Oh our
account, don't blame us.
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The French eove'umcu. If SYSTEMATIC
ally organizing service Of carrier pig
cons the great central station Of which is
10 be the Jardin d'Acelimatatiops in Par.
is, with lesser stations in all The iwpor-
tant iertresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

A BLUE OUTLOOK FOR IROS AND
NAus.-The Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of
yesterday gives very discouragiDg re-
port Of the condition and prospects OF the
Iron and Nail markets. OF the former it
says:
PrIaz continue weak with decided dropping
tendency; We understand that ales Of good mill
irDns have hlen made during the time under review
atSEl NO., also that there i more Offering with
no buyeri As stated In our last fep1rt, ne NILS
are nearly ali out d the market, and thJe that arr
buying are purchasing no more than they eau help
with very light demand tor the products, unTe-
munaFatlVe rates, and indications OF another Lock-
out tngetheF with the con tinued agitation Of the
currency question, there does not appear 10 be a
bTght sTat 10 the business and conTlTy 10 general
expectation, the demand, Instead Of increasing, Il
falling Oh The feeling has prevailed all along un'
Ill Within the past Teck or tEo, that In view u the
very llght stocks Of mill iron, and largely TtdctI
PRODUCTION prices Gould not possibly 80 any lover
that the hlr-Pan had Teen reached, and that there
vas more likely to be an ADVANCE than decline,
but quite recently the muket'ha1 taken turn IN
the opposite direction, and 1t Is almost not alto
gelhGF A. much depressed now as II has tfeh al any
time since the panic, and what Is still Wore, there
Il little OF no prospect Of an early improvement.
Foundry irDns are Just dull a iOrge, and prices
are lover than they have been at any time this
year ales Of Nc. TepoTted during The past week ~
S2ik2j W, amos
In regard to manufactured iron, the
same paper gives an equally blue report.
There Is talk Of a reduction in wages,
We quote as follows:
One Of our Oldest and most prominent manuiac'
turers vas heard to remark the other day that the
les the bar mills did the better ofthey would BE- 10
other words that current rl'G, do not cover actual
cost Of manufacture. We understand that quite a
number q the mills have notified their puddlers,
rollers and heaters Of reduction in wages, TO take
effect thirty days from date Of notification, and II
the latter refuse To aceede 10 the demands Of the
former lockout will be the result It Il not like
" however that there will IL any organized lock
out, but that each man will 10 At liberty to make
his own terms 10 other words, n any Of the men
are atlIhed 70 90 10 work al the reduction, they
will BE- at liberty to do ~ there will te no organized
resistance ~ vas the case Ss winter. There IL, a
noted 10 our last Issue, considerable inquiry iOl
some kinds Of sheet iron, and prizes are hrmer 10
Consequence; the demand iDr hoop iron Is only fall
and prices continue unTemuneraIlve
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the substance ought to grow" merrily
sang the young lady.
The gentleman gladly aSsented to the
proposition, STIMULATING that the dress
should be something white, and, OF course,
prettily made,
ItVss the day Of Grecian bendism, and
oyerskirt and pouffs, and hair dressed
in coils and curls and crimps, The
evening appointed, the young lady made
her appearance in white muslin, guilt
less Of ifrills or overskirts, or Pouthners
Of any description. Her hair was part
ed smoothly on either side, and drawn
simply back into a small, very small,
knot at the back Of her head, and, l am
| Tree to confess, although the fashions in
vogue were ridiculous in some respects,
vel the sweet simplicity" assumed by the
young lady appeared intensely absurd
and the gentleman who had preached SC
enthusiastically about dress reform, look
ed extremely embarrassed at the idea o.
introducing so much simplicity into !
Acknowledgement assembly Of ladies
and was only too happy when his mis-
chieyous friend declared she hadn't thu
slightest intention Of showing herself il
that guise, but merely did it to demon
strate to him that the good old times wer'
only better than the present through tn
charitable light shed on them by retro
spection.