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painted, with new furniture and aH
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every department ia iirst-cluBs aid
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efficacious, satisfactory and pleasant remed ,
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, OR
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

for Constipation, Headache Pain in the
Shoulders, Dizziness, Sour Stomach bad taste
in the mouth, bilious attacks, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys,
dependency, gloom and forebodings of evil,
all of which the offspring of a diseased
Liver.
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CORNWALL

-Whooping cough is quite prevalent
in some parts Of town,
Mr. +. II Hooker 10 conGoed 10 his
house by severe attack Of rheumatism,
School in district No. / commenced
last Tuesday under favorable auspices
and liberal registry Of pupils.
We were favored with a beautiful
day for Thanksgiving, and sufficient snow
for passable sleighing There we're morn.
ing services at the Baptist and Congre-
gational churches, and the announcement
of Vice. President Wilson's death elected
remarks of deep regret at the sad occur.
renee which has plunged the nation into
deep mourning. Family parties were in
vogue and many roof this day sheltered
those who since childhood had been alb
sent And many q turkey suffered and
10 his turn made others suffer the incest
apples were brought out and the "cider
pitcher" passed around-thOt tempting
"cider pitcher" that has been the stumb.
ling block of many honest, strong men :
yet dear aud neyer-to-be.forgotteu old
pitcher, there re still few Ia cherish a
love you and do you reverence, aud who
capnot think that you contain SO great g
list Of snakes, toads. and other reptiles as
a writer in your last issue would have us
believe
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VERGENNES.

Rev. w. w. Atwater delivers q
lecture upon temperance at the NJ. E
church, next Sabbath eve.
Rev. Charles Hubbard has accepted
the call of the Baptist church here and
has entered at once upon his labors.
Shipments from the Vergennos sta.
ton last week, as follows: butter 1898
pounds; cheese, 2,07S pounds poultry,
22,056 pounds cattle, twelve head
Mrs. Scranton, daughter of Hon. +.
4 Woodbridge returned from Ponnsyl.
vania on Tuesday the 23rd inst, and
will spend the winter in Vermont with
Der husband, stopping at the Stevens
House.
The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union is moving in the way of
checking the sale of that which ruins
their song, brothers and husbands. One
party has come down to the tune of $50
without trial
Tho Vermonter has the following
with regard to the matter We merely re-.
ferred to last week;
For some months there hsvo Been 10.
dications of the existence in this city or
vicinity of gang of regularly organized
sneak thieves. Matters were brought 10
focus on the 2lst by the arrest of Hen.
ry Pecu, Anthony Porter and Francis
Daniels, for stealing about ten bushels of
fish from II. b. Allen, Nov. II. The
examination was held at great length on
Monday, before Hon, Geo. W Grandey.
States Attorney Geo. II. Chapman, Esq,
for the prosecution, and Col. j. II. Lu.
cha and NJ. E. Hall, Esq, for the de-.
fence. Pecu was held in $500 and Por.
ter and Daniels in 500 each, and in de.
fault Of bail were committed to jail at
Middlebury. From evidence in tho
nanuo VI tue Univ0is Yut.o Wv. -,
important developments may be looked
for. George January was arrested, but
there was not sufficient evidence to war.
rant his detention.
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STARKSBORO.

Samuel Taft has killed six foxes in
the last seven days, one Of them a silver
gray worth fifty dollars. Who can beat
him in the fox line -?
Frank N, son of j, Is. Grinnell
was gored by vicious COW, last week
Monday, aud badly injured about the
head and face. The wounds were dressed
by DR.. Prime and he is doing we'll, but
will have bad scars on his face
Truman Lane has found on bis farm
a large deposit Of copper ore. 1t turns
out ninety per cent pure copper. He
will commence working it next spring.
The community congratulate him on his
good fortune
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MONKTON.
Mr.. Roderio Baldwin is very i'll.

-mr. hOueIlo DaluWin IS very Ill.
---Monktop sent heap of poultry 10
the Vergennes market just before Thanks.
giving
Mr.. Elijah Fleming, soldier in the
late war, died in Monkton on the 10Th
ult., Of liver complaint.
Tho Monkton Ridge school house
has been repaired and is very much i'm.
proved both for health and comfort.
George w. Day of MonktoD Ridge
raised from four old turkeys, the last
season ffty.two young turkeye, which no
sold at an average price Of 81 90. Well.
--SOlon Spooner and VIM. LaRose,
who met with that little misfortune about
the buffalo robes at Bristol the other day,
to which we made reference last week be-
long TO Monkton aud this town should
have the credit.
There is series Of singing schools
in progress at Monkton Ridge which will
continue through the season, under the
instruction of Prof. L. II. Tobey, of Bur.
lingtoD. At their first meeting there was
a good turnout and they have raised 81
by subscription to defrav expenses.
1t is rumored that one Mr.. Tracy
of South Monkton was coming home from
market where he had been taking hog,
a short time ago, when he was stopped by
O. man who asked him for some money
claimed to be due for digging well,
They had some words and finally Tracy
was invited to get out Of his wagon and
receive thrashing; whareupon he &C.
cepted the invitation and received two
black eyes and a swollen nasal protuber.
ance. Poor Tray caught in bad compa.
ny
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LOCAL NEWS.

Butter quotations in the Middlobury
market yesterday. so cents.
Rev. Pres. G. b. Hubert preached
at the Congregational church in Brandon,
last Sunday.
On account OF the absence Of several
OF our citizens last Sunday, it wss decid
I'd to omit the usual monthly temperance
meeting for that evening.
Col. Amasa S. Tracy, our genial
postmaster, was the recipient OF thanks.
giving preFeut of great value She
weighed 81 pounds See births.
Fences and other things that ought
10 be imu,ovable suffered severely from
fNII Dc ~..o, Nh,
ger street. yesterday Ears were stflict-
ed everywhere
The wind was quite severe yesterday
mcrning and caused some damage to
property 10 this village A gale struck
the iron railing around the piazza of the
Addison House aud wronched IF Yor-
ton Of it,
Tho annual meeting OF the Ladies
library Association will be held in the
library room Tuesday, Dee. II. 1875, a,
lhree o'clock P NJ. \ general attend
ance of members il desirable, to elect
officers for the ensuing year
-" Hollow tree iun !" said a respect
ed citizen the other day, "you can't make
p,e believe there is a hollow tree in Yer
mont big enough for an ion :" And the
respected citizen slaDted his hat down
over his right ear aud walked of
1.-The last day Of suing" comes on
Thursday Of this week, aud as matter
Of course the shcriff's department is IN
usually active 1t would be bad time
for row in the streets when all the dep.
uties are out Of town serving processes.
The results of advertising il the
REGISTER are proved by above score of
applications for that $4,000 to let"
which was inserted two or three weeks
ago, The worst of it is that the scarci,y
of money is also illustrated By the same
incident.
When We are feeling blue and dis.
eouraged at the precarous nature of a
printers dues, it seems like a ray OF
bright sunshine in lesdeu sky to have a
merchant come 10 and get store cards
printed, Don't ask for credit, or you
will be refused" and tell us to ''charge
it,"
An adjourned meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Unico will
Ice held 10 the lecture room Of the Con-
gregational church, Thursday. Dee. 9,
At three o'clock Every woman who is
interested in temperance is urged to be
pfesent as the subject for discussion is
the Holly Tree Inn
The dance at the Middlebury House
last Wednesday evening had its pleasant
features. aud they were not few but it
also had lis unpleasant events Mr..
Smith was determined to prevent all dis.
turbaDce aud disorder. and BY prompt
action aud calling the aid Of the police
ne pretty nearly effected that purpose
but one man had to be lodged 10 the jail
to do il; Next morning that young mar
repented when he was fled the usual So
and costs for being drunk.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRIDPORT.

-Farmers' Union Grange will hold
special business meeting this week, on
Thursday evening. All members are re.
questcd to be present.
Mr.. l.. w. Frost,of Bridport, 10 the
employ Of the Chimney Point Iron Ore
Co., had the misfortune to break bis leg
on Wednesday last.
Nathaniel Wing, Esq, recently of
Bridport, has purchased the farm Of Mr..
Julius Hurlbut Of Cornwall and it is ex.
pectcd will make it his residence.
Mrs. Joel T. Rice Of New York city
has recently painted view near the res.
idence of Hon. Marshall Smith of Bird.
port, which includes his fue house and
grounds, Lake Champlain, Fort Crown
Point and Port Henry, with the Adiron
dacks clad in their autumnal vesture 10
the distance beyond.
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EERRISRURGH.

The snow has nearly disappeared
under the magic touch of the rain.
Mr.. Stephen Ball made about one
thousand barrels of cider during the past
season.
Maria Chase relict of the late Thurs.
ton Chase, formerly of Chase Hollow,
Bristol, died in this place Thursday night,
about midnight. The funeral was attend.
ed on Sunday, from the house.
MIR VIM. Leonard, of Ferrisburgh,
has just returned from Texas with fiftee n
horses, natives Of the Lone Star region
which are to be introduced as saddle
horses in Vermont. They are Of about
eight hundred pounds in weight and most
Deacon Hiram Allen, one of the
aged citizens of Ferrsburgh, and one
much respected, took his departure "to
the bourn from whence no traveller re-.
turns" on Saturday morning, between
one and two o'clock. lie was in his 10th
year. His funeral will BIO attended at
the Congregational church to-day, at II
o'clock, A. NJ. He selected the text from
which the sermon is to be preached, lst
Cor. 8:6.
George Mumblow, a grandson of
Mrs. Polly Ann Warren, of Ferrisburgh,
stole slO4 of that lady and fed. Sheriff
Drew was apprised of the fact and assist.
ed by officers Blush and Halo tracked the
young scamp to St. Albans where he was
arrested Friday night. brought to Bur.
liugton and cast into Jail. Fifty.onc dol.
lars Of the amount stolen was recovered
and the authorities are in possession OF
facts which will doubtless lead to the re.
covery Of the greater part of the booty
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
NOTICES.

-Hale's patent meat cutters for sale
cheap at Swiney & Snrgent's
All kinda of parlor and cook stoves
cheap at Swiney & Sargent's.
Don't forget the granite enameled
iron ware at Swiney & Sargent's.
u. d. Twiichel will pay cash for
fleece aud pelt wool oud pelts at Swiney
4 Sargent's.
A lot Of extra lined buffalo robes
just bought, selling cheap at Bonds new
store.
Wanted, to exchange new, first.
class Empire sewing machiue for lumber
Inquire at this Office.
WANTED.-Employment by q good
puree. For particulars enquire at Gov.
Stewurt's. 2w
Just received at VIM. SHADES large
a..nitmprt 81 ladic-' and childrcns' furs,
wh'.h ve erc selling cheep for cash.
---Tnc hin Of Gaze 4 Rider having
hsci, djs-olted. al accounts due the firm
must be paid at cuc., Immediate attcn
zion will save costs
---Bond has added to his stock fine
line of canned goods. Dufkecs spices and
nuts Of all kinda Al,o horse blankets
ard lep iules, Please examine goods
and prices.
Meeting Of the executive committee
Of Addison county council q the =. Of
H.. held en- the 231 inst, ia the Middle.
bury grunge room. stands adjourned to
Saturday uexi. at 10 o'clock Al A
iuIl Attendance desired
r. i ROBBINS, Ch. Er Com
N f. Rider can be found at the
store ioimerly occupied 10y L. X Sayre
up;il his ucw store is completed where
he will he pleased TO see all Of bis cid
customers He has added largely to his
stock OF drugs. medicines. confectionery
toilet ard fancy goods, aud every thing
usually kept by druggists.
Frank A Bond he's removed TO his
new s,o'e (south eud If bridpc) aud of.
iers new aud very attractive stock OF
new goods a, lowest prices Thanking
she public for their very liberal atronage
while IN his temporary quarters, he now
INVITES I'll 10 his and commudious
store. where oil classes are welcome aud
every one treated alike with good goods
at small profit.
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WHITING,

On Friday last was witnessed O le.
gal squabble between two Of our towns
people, resulting, OF course, 10 damages
and costs, to be paid by the one and re-.
ceived by the other appeal to the coun.
ty court as the last resort
Mr.. j.. p. Barnes, residing in the
north part Of the town,is on the sick list.
His recovery is considered quite doubtful,
and tho saddest part Of all is, that his
mind rests under the dark cloud Of in
sanity. His family have the deep sympa.
thy OF all their acquaintance.
The personal property of the late
Ephraim Seely, was sold at auction last
Tuesday, consisting Of the farming tools
and stock. The cows, an ordinary dairy,
sold high. Nine ycarlings sold at an
average of s26.66 per head, calves 1926
per head. A lot Of sheep sold very low,
although thought by some the best bar.
gain made on the place.
The repairs on the Baptist church
have been completed. and they held SER
vices in it for the first time on Sunday,
Nov 81. The house was painted outside,
the old seats we're replaced with new and
elegant ones, the whole inside was newly
painted the spire was lighted up, and
the descending angel was placed in per.
pendicular position again, and blowing
his horn as usual.
Joseph Shorky Of this town, while
choppiug near Otter Creek, not long
since, observed flock Of wild ducks
near by and procuring gun he brought
down five Of them at one shot. Who
beats this ? 1t was great success for
Joe, but the world has lost one good
chopper By it. lie said to friend. as
he triumphan,y bore off his prize, "let
those nhon who arn ohliond to I ehan't ~
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NEW HAVEN

There we're shipped from this sta.
ton on Tuesday, Nov, 23, A 800 pounds
butter, 5000 pounds poultry, 1854
pounds cheese, l barrel beans,