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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-23


The unfortunate tramp" who Informed us Of the
failure of the Chimney Point bundle to reach its
destination in season was a representative man Of
the town Of Addison and entirely above the sus-
picion Of falsehood. Whether the failure of sor-
respondence to reach us when 1t should was tho
fault of the post Office do not know and did not
attempt to assert We only said "for some Iea-
ZINE, thiff waiv iCgauhad @fNrd nrayrrh .seMs:
TER, Nov lG.
A change of base is sometimes change
with an improvement, but to make com.
plete summersault and come out the other
side Of the fence looks like backing out
entirely. The REGISTER said, two weeks
since, that "for some reason communica.
tions to the REGISTER purportiog to be
mailed upon Monday, quite too frequent
ly failed to reach Middlebury before
Tuesday" Would not any person with
a thimblefull Of brains infer from this
that the Vergennes post office was in
fault for not promptly mailing letters in.
tended for Middebury A? and does rot the
writer say, in so many words, that the
letters purported to be mailed Monday,
but were not really forwarded until Tues.
day? The author Of the scurvy state
ment. finding out that We had proved it
utterly false, now modestly affirms that
he didn't make the charge. A pretty
small hole 20 crawl out Of, but quite large
enough for the Inventor Aud now, Que
word about the arrival Of the mail al
Chimney Point. The charge was at is
claimed the West Addison and Chimney
Point mails,r reaching Vergcpues Tuesday.
arrive at their destination on Saturday,
or at least two days after they should get
there" We proved in our last by The
p. Ms iu West Addison and Chimney
Point, and by The assistant p. NJ. in this
city, that there was not word Of truth
in the charge, No such thing has ever
taken place, and If the author Of the lie
knew anything about the management of
triweekly mails he would know it could
not be, and We care not how much of O
representative man Of Addison" (if there
is such many he may be, be isn't smart
enough to disprove the positive statement
Of Asahel Barnes, Esq, the tried and
trusty p, NJ. of Chimney Point, who
states that the non.arrival of the mail
matter from Vergennes is false in every
particular. Probably We shall now be
told that the whole thing was meant for
a pleasant joke We like to have things
called by their right names, We charg.
ed that every statement and insinuation
rejecting on the promptness or efficiency
Of the Vergennes post Office contained iu
the original article was false we have
backed up our position by the testimony
Of the officials themselves. No attempt
to weaken our evidence has been attempt.
ed. We should be most happy to have
such an effort made Vsrmonter.
The lack of candor and courtesy dis.
played by the Vermonter in it's treatment
Of u perfectly legitimate inquiry as "a an
apparsnt failure of the mails, is not cal.
culsied to give an exalted idea of the au
thor's gentlemanlincss, if it does have a
tendency 'c bolster up suspected official
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IN THE TREATMENT on CHRONIC VAST.

TN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VAST
l. ING DISEASES, attended with low vitality
feeble digestion, torpid liver, constipation, and
irritation Of the kidneys and bladder, avoid the
use Of alcoholic aimulants, preparations CON-
tanning strychnine, and all anodynes and ner-
vines, as their Immediate effect Is 10 overstimu-
late the system, producing feeling of temporary
improvement, followed by a relapse and general
prostration. Radical and permanent benefit re-
suits from the use Of remedies that excite nutri-
ton, and create pure blood. DR.. Wheeler's Com
pound Elixir of Phosphates and Calisaya is a
Chemical Food that supplies the waste of brain
and muscle, invigorates mind and body, and i'm
ps.ts an elasticity Of spirits that gives new aest
to life 35-2y
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|. 1t publishes all the news.

T. It is candid and independent In all things:
In politics it favors honest money, government
reform and lower taxes; and 1t 80 fairly utters
in these respects the popular voice that every
considerable State election this year has gone On
the side THE TRIBUNE favored.
8. Its moral tone is unexceptionable, nothing
appearing In its pages unsuited for the most re-.
fined and cultured family circle.
4. 1t has the best and freshest correspondence.
poems, stories in short, the cream of the current
Literature Of the day; the best and fullest soien-
tifc, religious and literary intelligence
8. Its Agricultural Department is the fullest.
most thorough, practical, and useful In any pa.
per. 1t gives its readers In each number a,
much or more than the highest priced monthiiss ..
6. Its Market Reports are the generally 40.
cepted standard for dealers and produeers
throughout the country.
4. It's aggregate circulation Is larger tbaa that
Of any other four-csnt morning paper In New
York.
8. Its circulation, regarding character as vsli
as number Of subscribers, Is better than that Of
any paper in the country.
0. 1t is growing more vigorously. and iuer,ss,
ing IN circulation more rapidly than any Of TT
rivals
s.sis- );
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THIS.

IL Now is the time Of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results OF
predispostion to Consumption aud ether Thrca,
and Lung diseases BosoHEEs GERMAN SYRuP
has been used in ths neighborhood for the past
two or three years without a single failure to
cure. Ifyou have not used this medicine your
self, go TO n. f. Rider and ask him Of its won
derful success among his customers. Two doses
will relieve the worst case. If you have no faith
in any medicine, just buy a sample bottle Of Bos-
chees German Syrup for 10 cents and try it,
Regular size bottle 10 cents. Don't neglect u
cough to save IS cents. Jan.
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HOPE FOR THE DEsPoNDEST.--Ifyo you have been
coughing all winter and begin to despair Of re-
oovery, or If You have taken recent cold 60 at
once to the Drug store DR.. W. NJ. DAY, and get a
bottle of Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound Take it and be we'll No 9th :
or medicine acts so promptly and effectually in
GaaSe GOlasA end all diseases Of the throat lungs
who once thought that they had that dread dis.
ease have been restored to health, by the use Of
this almost magic remedy. 1t is also the best
known specific for Group and never fails in
Whooping Cough. Trial size 10 cents. t3yl
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father, in Fer
risburgh, 10th inst, by Hon. Geo. W. Grandey
Mr.. Richard D. Booth and Miss Carrie E. Barnes ,
daughter OF Hon ]. W. Barnes
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Coughs and colds often overlooked con-
tinuance for any lsngth Of time causes irritation
of the lungs some chronic throat disease
"Browns Bronchial Troches' are an effectua
cough remedy.
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WANTED.

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w Parties, ladies or gents, TO sell good
booka Address,. o. Boz s9s, Middlebury,
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A UCTION.

A UCTION.
Will be sold by public auction, at the late
residence of Thomas Morgan, deceased, in New
Haven. on Friday, Dec. 10, A. D., 1875, a piece
of swamp land, 81. acres Of pasture, lot con-
tanning twenty-one acres, and so much of the
home farm as shall be necessary to realize the sum
OF Slt3U. Terms cash.
Sale TO begin at P. NJ.
JEREMIAH POWERS, Admir-
New Haven. Nov. %, 1875. 36-3w
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DEATH OF Thomas l., SHELDON, Ru.
PERT.-We are panied TO learn, from the
Rutland Globe, Of the sudden death, by
accident, Of Thomas Luther Sheldon ESQ,
Of Rupert, member Of the Vermont
Board Of Agriculture. H. went into the
woods on Thursday, to cut trees for saw
logs. His protracted absence caused his
family some anxiety, and they sent par.
ty to find bin. He was found dead, un.
der tree which he had cut down, and
was probably Killed Instantly Mr Shel.
don was not lar from ffty years Of age
and leaves a wife and several children
He represented Rupert in the legislature
in 1861 and 1862. He was grand secre.
tary Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of this state from 1850 to 1850. In
1872 he was appointed a member of the
Vermont Board Of Agriculture. He was
highly esteemed in every relation of life.
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grgal Antirf..
ON 'lISSIONERS' NOTICE.

NOTICE.
i This is to give notice that have this day
given my son, j. L. WILLIAMS, his time during
the remainder of his minority, aud that shall
claim none Of his earnings and pay no debts of his
contracting after This date.
JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS.
Bridport, Nov. |, 1875. 3t-3w
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ro.E oFFIcE pErAKrnKNr.l

a
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this Depart
for furnishing certain articles OF ststonery fT a.
ne % the Department for one year from Februag
Blank forms Of proposals, stating the quality asd
estimated quantity Of each article, Will b. furnisnS4
on eIpiioation 20 the First Assistant Pestm astar
Esch proposal must be signed by the indiyidu,f
OF nrin meAlag ~, and be accompanied ~ guar
the postmaster or United States attorney where the
bloder resides, that the bidder shall, within tea
Gays aitr being called upon 20 do 90, CEN
tract 70 furnish promptly, and IN quAntties ss or
oeTedi the article articles awarded him: 10 he
accompanied by q bond, with approved security, IN
sDenelty IF not lees than twice tue ooufrar prios
OF All the article 20 be furnished b. said bidisr
eoLoiaoned Up5n the faithful performance Of the
Proposals unsocOmpAnied b. such guaranty via
The bios will De considered and aooep,ad. M r.
lecied, Item BY item, By classes or items - the
P0stnseteT General may elect.
manufacture and quality specified, and be farnishcd
al the contract price, whether less than the
estimated quantity ordered, and must be delivered
free Of charge 60 the Department. Tor delivery
The delivery must be made 70 the person desie-
hsSeo y me postmaster General 20 receive the
ucies, which shall be subJect 20 examination ana
approval BY 90 expert detailed for that purpose,
The failure 60 deliver ia reasonable time, say two
ceEt 10 9us!ity OF quantity, will be held sufioient
eau anngl toe Jntrsct, st the discretion VI he
The head Of the Department will, in all cases. de-
cde Whether the articles rendered b. the cOnractor
arc OF the Kind and qualify required b. the CON-
The Postmaster General reserves the right Of re-
leoting any OF all bids If IN his Judgment inter-
e6ts OF the Department reg ulre a..
ssnp ies Of paper and envelopes win be Furnished.
and samples of cutlery viii be shown appiication
Zach proposal must be Endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for Stationery )" ana be directed 20 the
first Assistant Posims : g SeneTal;
oecIs-ssE Postmaster General.
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cures In minute. If double on them ca n
work on the whole batch in time, and make A
big raise for myself. None OF friends will loss
dollar. Nobody need know Ii. Go aheaf
Wen meet again, and I'll square Ii with you {"
Brown rec ynected that he had conte N plated
highway robbery only the previous evening, and
he event ahead"
Three weeks ago, after many wauderfng,.
Brown at last got around to San Francisco. He
wondered he had never visited Ii before. In ac-
park TO think matters over in He vas 0hard
up" Of course.
To-day he holds position in one Of the largest
counting rooms OF the city. His principal duty
a 10 draw his salsry regularly every Monday AZ
teIhoon. he Is also the proud possessor of about
s4O,OOO worth of frss-clsss mining stock. The
explanation Is simple enough. His former Lon
street. That little real estate matter has hsen
so Jared according to promise. Nobody L. the
Nlser and nobody on this side Of the ocean L. the
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rreva o. he eont ~ bidder before the hosd e
sfs ned by the b DR. and bis ana not uus6l
entirei, satisfied ~ the sufoi-Bcy u the -ureIies
Dee secitots 2se snd <I, sct a June Is ISt,
rsny ttg this advert iscment.
=. Pottn ssIers are also liable % dismissal frsn
once for acfng - ageut. y contractors bidders
with or without cOmPeusafios, On arr huxne-s MAJ.
Tar OF thing Teaiing 90 the m.il service rhey .rs
the trustes SCENTS % Ne Department, aud csnsos
Consistently act In both capsctties
- In al csses where the roote- not fally sur
pied With the Ueccsary locks add pouch - "a isths
duty q the postmaster AZ the head q tha route q
male rtquiritioU the ontrscf OHfoe ~ this De-
psrtme' fr srch - N snt pouches before lst gslr
heat, provided the reut. be Let
MARSHALL JuNuLL,
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rSIss AID III krrr Sir BnGas6 pssas'
Posr OFFICE DgrAErNKNr,

s..,.s ~ WASH Melon, ID. g, pc. Is, i1t (
mtnt Sniil The 9rH IGy or JANrGsr. Is7s, 81 no
9Tstsse nS91n, Tor fsrnishins srsPpies PAPER.
oee- IN he United Tor one year from trs h..
day 81 fseTusfI, lSb, the said Srtiole. 20 be De-
biLEh AsENer q the Poet OfiCe Department.
ne qua iti and On. essimsted quantity o. ..s,
article required are specified heloW:
siEs, and % wsish n sSanas % tbs re.s
-, eecn rsem 70 coatsin o. perfect auircs.
siIe, snd 70 seishs ISaass 10 the re rssa.
~. -. each resm 9 ooctaiu - perfect quires
measure frC Ssy 20 rs " ysri. to ~. S 300
OF sumeient strength 20 sustsin . weight q
tse sboui . half psnad each, sad - : Sass
- 10 D., p become loose or tangled in trsas-
"O0 PSS ns =, % coarse HsoR Irvine, % Be sp,y,
lO1td, and % be put an balls weighing
trum one 60 tao pounds each, and - bsand
- 10, 70 oeeOso lo0se or tangled Ia trans
,, ssnples q tha Psrsr snd Twine required viii Be
ton 60 the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Gs5sTsi,
Letter Balances capable OF weighing eirbt o.,,.,-
aNoTdePois weight, % be grad uatod dbuu % gf.rs
- - SehSes' or these &c s supposed that 90 WHI
Letter Balances o. the same capacity, er.au.,.s
~ We i2etrie or gramme system Of Ihis class loa
Letter BslssoGs capsule Of weisblns four Pound..
" this class II rs opposed that 2 iii - asts5
IStIect soeurseJ strength sd durability viii be
esNtlttl N the baiance- 70 be furnished.
San pies OF each description 4 Balances must a.
company esch bid, sud the bidder Who may obtain
ths contrast vii Be required @ furnish BAlaacas
OF gu9lry Ia all respects egusl O. toe sample.
EsS d bslsnce must be we'll aud securely packed
IN bcN Tor EpUrtsrion, and DELI ycred tree Of
thlente, 20 TIE flank afelCy. " ashiugtou, ID. q.
mofe OF lees than the estimated quantities may be
ofoerei. ~ the necessities 81 the Departments mar
rel.
Awards will be made for each article separately AZ
deemed m Il advantageous % the Department
BIDS Dot mede IN conformity with this a1vertfs~-
nett Will not be considered
kaoh bidder muEt furnish with his proposal susr-
entees OF bic ability 70 comfy with his bid. and
certincate from = postmaster thai sucn guarantOrs
are reliable persons.
A bond with two Sufficient surelios viii be re-
Quired 10 each contract.
failure 70 furnish promptly any srficle oou-
ueoted for, OF any attempt % impose upon nc De
Rartment articles inferior In tue optni0R 1T he
asser General to those Contracts tor VIII be
considered sufficient cause for the fOrfeilure Of TIE
cUEtFsct.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the euvelop.
nPropossls Tor Letter Hsiances," "Prnplssis DOR
Wrapping Paper or " Proposals fer Tvipe." snd
addressed to tbe First Assistant POstm aster Cea-
ca a., sshingtsn, ID. q. -
MARSHALL JEWELL,
QtGAs-es&l PlFfmasfaw
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JULIAN HAWTHORNE writes TO the London
Athena um in reference to state ments pu blished
in this country concerning the secluded and
desolate appearance of his fathers grave. He
says the family never chose the site with q view
to publicity, as a certain amount OF privacy and
seclusion was deemed desirable, and adds: "But
have neither excuse nor palliation to offer for
the extrao binary blight which il appears has
visited the surrounding vegetation. Perhaps,
indeed the entire disappearance OF the hawthorn
bushes planted at each corner may be due to the
all; and this would certainly account for the
'ghostly aspect of the dead one which Is de-
scribed as remaining. For the rest, can only
hope that the eyes of the writer In The Home
Journal may have been 80 obscured by fearful
sympathy as to have become incapable OF dis
tinguishing between sdead grass and pine-tree
needles. And, finally, think that the grave Of
Nathaniel Hawthorne may safely be left to take
care of ITSELF"
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Ven ana truly 60 be made and doae, ve bfud on :
seiNee oHF hefrs, executors, aud simini strstors.
Joiuty and severaly, firmly By the-e presents
c<Aaeo WIN our seals, and dated thts - day Of
,A-,
hel eos, ey An act az Congress approved June g.
re, entitled act mskins appropriations for the
service g the Post efce Department for the nscsl
yesr s,oins June thirtte;h, eighteen hundred and
sevenfy i've, and for her parsosse," IL 10 pro-
ysseS that every proposal Ter carrying the nail
snAu De accompanied BY the bond Of tue bidder
siIh s1rsss. approved BY lssH'~ster, y in psrsS,
sce nereof, and In with the rrpS isian.
OF sac lsE, this bond n maze and executed snh ecf
70 All the te1ns, Conditions, ana remedies theron
IN the said act provided and prsscrfhed 90 accom-
Yany the sfoiegoing and annexed proposal Of the
Nov. the condition Of the ssid Obligation a. such.
thst IL the said - bidder ~ aforesaid, al.
sithin .ucb time amer his BID is accepted as the
Pesrnaster Genersl has prescribed IN said adver-
tie men, Of route No. 20 VT, bef.rs the Let
daS OF June, ISIS, enter into Q ,ntract with the
United states Of America, with SOod and Sufficient
sarstIse 20 be approved By the Postmasler
0eneral, to perform the service proposed In his
sslo bid, and further shall perform ssid service ac
soroing 10 his contrsos then this obligation shall
In Law, ~ '''ss
In vitEess whereof have hereuuto set our
hands and seals this - dsy OF is.
-, ISL
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L, the undersigned postmaster at -, State Of
-, after the exercise OF due diligence 70 iufJrm
myself OF the pecuniary ability aud possibility Of
the principal and his sureties in the aioreg0iuS
bond, and OF the unincum bered real estate oSped
BY them, respectively, do hereby approve said bond
and certify that the said sureties sslicieut-
sufficient ts insure the payment of double the entire
amount OF the said bond; and 4 do further certify
that the said bond was duly signed by -
signing this certificate,
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SMost of the editors north aud west have
reco vered from the effects Of Christmas and re-
sumed the even tenor of their way, bat In the
south they still hang on the dragged edge" aud
per OF slowly RickmoHd ERqHirr.
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the State Of. a. suretiee, are held and firmly
bound unto the United States Of America In the
ust and full sum of - dollars, lawful money Of
the United States, to be paid TO the said United
States OF America or its duly appointed or author
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The DEAD are to be furnished with "rapid
transit" in Vienna by means of pneumatic
subterraneous rsiiro 40, with termini extending
nom the cellars OF centrally located ohapels in
the city 20 the cemeteries. After the funeral
service IN the chapel the coffn will be placed
lengthwise on q small platform car, moving on
rails, and then shot of through the tunnel to
the cemetery, at the rate OF forty miles or 20 an
hour, where the undertaken will receive t.
Ihen the mourners will disperse from the
chapel, and the funeral will be Oyer
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hOTE.-Whrn the above oath IL taken before q
justice OF the peace any other oflic-r not using
seal, except Judge Of u. 5. Court, the certif.
cate OF the clerk Of court Of record must D. adsi
nicer his seal Of Office, that the person Who admin
istered the oath is duly qualified as such officer
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