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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15
Europa.
NezinarOdni rOZtrzka.

& tfednirusky casopis po-
tvrzuj G zpravu roztrzce
mczi Ruske Ra kous
Petrohrad, u. dubna. Polodfedni
,,Vtdomosti," obzirajice politicky stav
si nelson tax pfatelsk6, iak by Sc zddlo.
Anglcko Rusko 81 navzajem neddy6fu-
i. Styky Rakouska Ruska c j ou
asne. Postaveni Andrasyho Jest pr}
ofeseno, ale move ministerstvo uGinilo by
pfatelstvi Rakonska Ruska velmi po-
chybnym. Zidn6 dorozum6ni nemGze
pova2ovano bjti "a uspokoiiye, zayisili
ma t6 nebo one osobnoati, iez ma ten Gas
fidi kormidlo ylady. Chovani Ntmecka
Jest rovnGz neasne, nebot lide nemohou
uhodnouti, iakou politiku budoucnosti
sledoyati bude. A6koli N6mecko prohla
silo, ze ponecha zaleztostech tureckYch
pocin (iniciativu) Rusku a Rakousku, ne
m6ze Sc pfedce toho uzavirati, ze Sc V
rozhodnem okamziku zachova trpne.
Rasko vazi 81 pfatelstvi NGmecka jake
N6mecko pfatelstyi Ruska Nem6lo by sc
ce pfehizeti, jak snadno by vYchodni otaz
ka vyvolati mohla spor (konfikD mezi t6
mi dvema fisemi Rusti a n6mecti opti-
miste Qide, ktefi vsecko rizovem svttle
spatfniD marn6 ukazuji ma svazky pfatel
ftvi, vizici Rnsko a Ntmecko a ma vdet-
most posledn6js Tho "a ruskou podporu k
dokonani nemecke jednoty, avsak
vd6cnost diplomatic neznaji.
Bismarck jest ten pcsledni, kteryz by pro
vozovati chtel politiku ctu.
Po prostu vyiadfeno: Rusko neddve-
fuie Anglii, lestt meme pax Rakousku a
neimene Nemecku. Ruska vlada musi
mit patrnt nejakJch makavych ddkazG,
ze Nemecko - nebude otazce vychodni
fiditi Sc vdecnosti Rusku, nebot ,diplo-
mate vdecnosti neznaji' neimtn6 SO lie
slabosti takove naditi do mnze zeleza
krve, Bismarcka. Mluva tato jest nadmi
ru vazna. Vrbat doeela jine setto ma
politicky stav Europy. Po allianci til
severnich mocnosti jest kazdym spdso-
bern veta.
,Golos,' neivazenejsi casopis rusky, wy
jadfuje Sc iest6 zfeteln6ji Rusko opfe Sc
pry co nejraznGji kazd6 cize mocnosti.
kdyby cht6la zakrocit Turecku prot
Slovandm jejich osmnacti pozadavkdm.
Zajmy Ruska vyzaduji sice pfedevsim "a
chovani miru, avsak Rusko Lfes to pred
ce neinGze vzdati Sc protektoratu (ochra
N.Y. mad turecky ymi kfesfany byt "a cenu
sebe vznesentjsiho spoienectvi nebo sebe
vfeleisiho pfatestvi. Iniciativa, jiz dosud
melo Rakousko, pfesla ma Rusko. Tot o
d o hne CT @ sveh 0 dfiveneb b 0
pozd6ji.
To znamena: Rusko nedopusti, ably
nektera mocnost ma Gkor SlovanI do tn--
,recke zalezitosti Sc michala, byf ztratilo
spcjenectvi Rakouska nebo pfatelstvi Ne
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

loupez provedli. Ma st6sti SO zpozdii
kdyz po pdnoci ma Alexandra zvonili,
aby je s kofisti pustil dovuitf, nepfisel
Jim nikdo otevfti. BUD Alexander tvrd6
spal anebo, obavaje sc nejakeho podl6ho
1skoku re strany mocnych yseho schop
nych nepfatel, necht6l otevfiti.
Bro ma to dostavila Sc ma misto poll
Gle, kteraz iednoho lupicd zatkla. A
tax cekali marne Glen I'VE ringn Shepherd,
Henry ID. Cooke, Evans, kilbourne, Nal
tingly, Stanton Pardon klubovni mist
nosti ma Harrngtona, kleryz Jim mel
pfnesti radostnou zv6sf = lapeni Ale
xandra
Kopgress byl sice nucen zavesti We We
ci te vysetfovani, ale vedl je jen tax ma
oko, ably Sc nefeklo, re prilis zjevn6 stra-
nj mistrdm ringu. Harrington byl sice
dan obzalobu, ale porota, cd marsala
Shaw-a lidi zaprodanych sestavena, ne
nalezla iei vinnym. Gcneralni pravni
zastupce, tehdy Williams, nechal ma to
celou pfi padnouti, protoze pry nabyl
pfesvedceni, ze by Harrington spolecni
ci ieho usvedGeni byti nemohli; zatim byl
Jim Iuce. A tax schylovaly Sc diva 70
ky, zakonita lhtta X zavedeni fadn6ho
trestniho fizeni, ku konci a zlocinci mnili
Sc liz bezpe6nymi, kdyz tn demokraticka
v6tsina sn6movny veci te znOvu Sc ucho-
pila move vysetfovani zavedla, kterez
neispise usv6dceniin odsouzenim vSech
hlavnich strIcd oucastnikd dabelske o.
havnosti to skonCl.
ze nacenik tajne policie tiinancni VIII
teley pro Babcocka druhe mistry ringu
/ tax zdrcuiici Svedectvi podal ma nasle-
duiici pticinu Harrington a Nettleshir
dostavil Sc minuleho m6sice do Washing
TOM, aby odvratili cd sebe novon obzale-
bu, kteraz by bYla .mela, ,gro. sne h2rS5l.cfl a5.f
sc, re vec odhali, budeli mu slibena bez
trestnost. Harrington ucinil taktez, cite
10 uvaliti vSecku vinu ma Whitleyho po
moci sobe Babcockovi bryndy. Whit
ley ale dov6d6l Sc nebezpeci jemu hro-
zcim ieSte cas-, nacez chvatal dc
Washngtonu, ably tam cele spiknuti, po-
kud on mem znamost mel, odhalil
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

13. dubna byl mnohonasobny no.
voyorsky milionaf A. I. Stewart, veil.
kou slavou pochovan. Pohfbu GGsstnili
Sc nejpfedn6js; muzovG m6sta statn,
mezi mimi guverner Tilden, mayor m6sta
a JIM a ohromne mnozstyi lidu. Stewar-
tova posledni vdle dosud neni otevfena.
On zhstavnje jedinou dcern, kteraz ie
provdana. Obchod ieho bude veden
dale.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

STATNI SNEM Sc We stfedu dne ~.
dubna odroGil. Letosni zasedani trvalo
ien 107 dni. nalezi tudiz k nejkratsim "a
sedanim sDemovnim "a Ii let Toto krat
Ike zasedani jest asi iedinym moudrym
chvalyhodnym skutkem sn6mu. Nayrh
ma zruseni vysady, kteraz cirkevni jneni
ode vsech dani sprostuje, nedostal Sc ami
ma pofddek. Kteryz pax americky poll
tik mel by te odvahy zrusiti n6co, co kn6
zim prospiva, byt by to ostatnim tfidam
spoleGnosti statni sebe vice skodlo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15
Ornament.

'"sCteni pfatele a zakaznici moi;
: Prosim navstivte mne pfesvedcte SO o
mem vybornem a rozsahlem skadu jar
Mich = slippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
yelky syber rnarokkovych zapinacich
a snerovadch botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci sc, re kdo koupi SO zbozim uplne
spokojen bude. - Vsecka sprayka vyko-
ma &c dokonale. Nasi cesli delnici budou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanGm syym
poslouziti.
Tate prodaval, vseho druhu lnazske
a chlapecke boty perka lpoloboty) tele-
CT skopove, yesules pod cenou, abych
zasobu svou spise vyprodal. S dctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

L Ufednirusky J casopis po-
tvrzuj zpravu roztrzce
mczi Ruske Rakous
en-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
Obituary.

Hon. Henry 8. Randall. L. D., presi.
dent of the National Wool Growers AS.
ISOLATION since its organization and for
many years prominent as writer on
sheep husbandry, died at his residence at
Cortland, August II, at the ago of GO
years, He had filled several offices Of
public trust-among them that Of mem.
Der Of the state Legislature and secretary
Of state In the state government, and was
the author Of life of Jefferson, compiled
from original sources With great industry;
but 1t was through his writings on wool
growing, and as the leading representative
Of the various associations of wool grow.
ers throughout the country, that he was
most widely known. He edited for sever.
al years department devoted to sheep,
10 the Rural NesO Yorker. At the 70.
organization of the State Agricultural
Society, in IS4l, he was short time
corresponding secretary An office not
then requiring residence at Albany. DR.,
Randall had been in feeble health for
some time
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

In Rutland about eighteen years ago.
Norman Henry fell through a window
while engaged In his labor as painter
and injured his leg. A physician
probed the wound and pronounc-
ed It free from glass. He has been
troubled all these years with the
limb which he Injured at that time,
Recently he went TO physician, who
examined the sore spot, made an Incl.
sion. and took out from the flesh piece
OF glass more than two inches long by
about half an inch wide. 1t had moved
through the flesh about foot from the
point at which 1t entered.
The department of ancient languages
In the Vermont Methodist Seminary ut
Montpelier. for the current year, will
be under the charge of Prof. BIC. Pills
bury, who has been for the past year
pursuing post graduate studies at Yves.
leyan University. The department of
mathematics has been thoroughly re-
organized to meet the wants Of the
most advanced students. and will be
under the charge of Il, Fitch Cuyken.
dali, b. g., ofSyracuse University. A
department OF German add criticism
will be formed and competent teacher
engaged to direct 1t. Miss J. 8. Fare.
well assumes the duties of preceptress,
aud many ofths former teachers re.
main,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
States Attorney.

Messrs. Editors Much has been
said Oh the States Attorney question.
Let US consider this question from the
inside of tho temperance ring-for it is
nothing but ring at the best construction
we can give it. Two years ago, a part
of the ring. composed of a few bigoted,
radical temperance men, who were only
small part Of the temperance advocates
of this county, concocted a plan to secure
the nomination Of Mr.. Lucia, despite all
opposition. Any one else whose name
came up In connection with that office,
was at once branded as q rummy. II
tho angel Gabriel had coudescended to
become the nominee, he would have been
condemned the same, and every effort
used to defeat bis election. Now Messrs.
Editors, it Is very we'll known and ac.
knowledged that no man can be elected
10 this county by strict run vote or
without strong aid from we'll disposed
temperance men. The temperance party
could elect their man IL they would be
united and secure regular nomIuatlop,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
Address Of the Republican
State Committee

AS this is our last issue before the
election, tho temptation is almost irresist.
ible to say word or two more on the
political Issues, and to urge with greater
emphasis than ever the Importance Of the
utmost activity aud esrnestness to secure
the largest possible vote for the Republi.
can ticket But we surrender our limited
space to the Republican state committee,
who give utterance to the truths, which
impress US 80 strongly, SO much more
effectively than we could do. Their
address should be read carefully by evory
Republican, and will hurt no Democrat.
1t is as follows:
To the Voters Of Vermont
This year presents again to the voters
Of Vermont that highest privilege and
duty of citisenship-the choice of officers
to make and administer tho laws. The
concurrence of the national and state
election makes the privilege greater and
the duty more far.reaching. This ycsr,
also, marking the one hundredth ami.
yersary Of the Declaration OF American
lndependepce-the declaration announ.
cling the principle Of government by the
people"-should bring to every citizen o
sharper sense Of the truth which alone
makes that principle valuable to states.
The rule Of an unintelligent mob may
DO government by the people, but it can
never be bene6cent government. 1t is
only honest and intelligent voting that
secures honest and intelligent administra.
lion Of public affairs.
Free government does not work auto.
matically. The good results which 1t
secures come through the ability of the
voter to see in what good government
consists, and the courage to vote for il.
II the voter is wanting in these qualiica.
tions the success OF demagogues Is made
possible, and elections become only the
scrambling contests of self seekers; while
the people are protected in neither person
nor estate. but are given over to spolia.
ton. to De robbed alike-of liberty and
and property.
That Vermont has hitherto escaped
these evils Ia to be credited TO the eduoa.
ted intelligence and to the instructed
moral sense Of her people, aud to her
citizens We once more confidently appeal.
II Is impossible to separate the exist.
Ing state aud national issues or to localige
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
Campmeeting.

The weather has been exceedingly fine
all through. and the Burlington district
campneeting which was held at Spring
Grove, commencing last week Wednes.
day and closing this week Wednesday.
has been gratifying success. A mum.
Der OF new cottages have been erected,
among others, one for the presiding elder
We briefly referred to the opening exer.
clses last week. At the opening the
plumbers in attendance were considerably
less than they would have been but Tor
the show aud other distracting circum.
stances in the vicinity, but by Sunday
there was an immense throng. Thursday
afternoon Rev. O. s. Mott Of Weybridge
preached from II Cor. Is Is upon the
important duty of self erahination. He
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

Proyisions-Pork is dull at SlIals for prime;
sloalS 90 for messi and S2la23 90 per Dbl for
clear and extra clear, including backs Beef sells
at $40 5Oal2 for mess and extra mess, and Sl2 50
ais per Dbl for family. Lard Ii l-4al2c Der ID
for city and Western; and smoked hams l3Izn
li5zc per lb Butter sells at lsa3Oc per ID for
common and choice; and cheese from Calico per
lb, as to quality.
Wool-Tho demand for wool continues active
prices are firm and we'll sustained, and stocks are
last passing into the hands Of manufacturers. The
transactions include 1900, 900 lbs spring Calfor
ma at iia2sc per lib, as to quality; $4,000 Ii.
new fall California, part at Ice; 400 900 lbs Ohio
ard Pennsylvania heeces, from medium 10 pick
lock, at 355Ga4415c; $50, 900 lbs Michigan, wis.
consn and other heeces at 30a35c mostly iron,
33a35c per ID; 42j 900 lbs unwashed and unmor
charitable 0eeces at l9a33 l-2o; 100000 lbs
combing and delaine 1eeoes at 3Sa42 l-2o for fine
delaine Assoc for combing and 80 l.2a35c for
unwashed; 10000 lbs Oregon at 22a32c; 200 900
lbs super and X pulled at 2sa4Oc; 100 900 IL.
California locke, &c loo; $4,000 lbs Cann,la
oombing at about 50c, and now held at 50 &c
$4,000 lbs secured at 33a85c; l.. 900 lbs tub
washed at 4jc; and 10 900 lbs nols and sundrie
at various prices, as to quality. Stocks of all
kinda of domestic have been considerably reduced
by late transactions. The bulk Of the sales have
been to manufacturers, but there Il some speeu
lative feeling. In foreign wool the sales comprise
1000 lbs Cape on private terms; 200 lbs Cape NJ
Ice per ID, gold, In bond; $4,000 lbs fine Chillau
and 1000 lbs Australian on private terms.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

An enthusiastic republican rally at
MiddleburN Friday, was spoiled by
calling too persistenty for a speech from
Judge Hale Of Minnesota. They found
oat that he was strong for Tiden.-
Springfield Republican,
The above is characteristic bit Of
independent" transformation. Judge
Hale was invited to speak at the Repub-
lican rally in this place Friday afternoon
and declined, but not for political rea.
sons. The two reasons influencing him
were, The lateness Of the hour and bis
general disinclination to public speaking
Judge Hale comes Of q Republican
family and is himself Republican, thor.
oughly impressed with the unftness OF
Governor Tilden to fill the office of chief
executive of the nation 10 this crisis,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

#Ex. Governor Horatio Seymour Of
Utica was nominated by the New York
Democrats, at Saratoga, on Wednesday,
for governor Of that state. The nomina.
ton was made By aoclamation and con.
siderable enthusiasm was manifested
The nomination is strong one as they
could have made, but every indication
goes to show that whoever is the candi.
date be will be defeated by Fix. Governor
Morgan.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
Boston Market.

Flour and Grain--The demand for -four Is siea.
dy and prices remain the same sales at SSa3 so
for Western superfne; Sia4 IS for common ex-
tras; 81 75a5 SO for Wisconsin extras; S5a6 rs
for Minnesota extras; winter wheat Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan at Sc so; Illinois at 75a725i and
81 Louis at SCAT so per Dbl. Southern -four Is
quiet at Scat so per Dbl for medium and choice
family; and fancy Minnesota aad Wisconsin
brands at So SOFAS 50 per bbi Corn Is quiet at
67s6le per bush for mixed and yellow. Oats are
6rm and In demand; We quote at 40al6c per bush
for mixed and No 2 white; S4aiOc for rejected;
and AssS0 for No white. In rye small sales at
75as0o per bush. Shorts have been selling at SIS
ais SOL hns fssd sl7slsi aud uiddllpgs at s2Os
% per ten,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

AT a combined meeting Of the Tilden
and Hendricks clubs Of Rutland, last
Wednesday evening, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Rssolssd, That II was the sense Of this meet
Ing, and We SO request, that all beer and liquor
saloons be closed, and no liquor of any kind be
sold on election day.
This resolution would do no discredit
to Hayes and Wheeler club, and II all
political clubs would adopt the same,
election day would not be disgraced so
much as it generally is.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
Middlebury Retail Market.
WatertOWn Live Stock Market
Fon THE WEEK ENDING AcousI 90. 1876

FoH rHE WEEK ENDING AcGusT %. 1876.
Market Beef--A few choice 81. 25a7.50 extra so
a5.?5; first quality t.00a62j: second quality
5.75a700; third quality 4.50aj.00
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per rair
from 500, $50. l7ba230.
Mich Cows and Calves irom s3OajO, extra ia
s..
Yearlings sloa2G; two years old lsa1?; three
years old 2Sa40.
Fat swine. live to ~, dressed 9to ~.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots $50, 200, $50, 3.
each extra 81 % per head. or from 3'ss511c
per ID.
Veal calFes s5.O0asi.5O.
Hides, Tallow aud skins-BrigLton Hides
@ per Id: Country lIideP, j>9a5g.e per
ID. Brighton Tullow 5eiaG rer h. Country
Tallow, 6ha5Ns.
Shssred pelt' 25c each. Calfskins lOa lie per ID
REMARKS.
Cattle-The supply regulates the price. This
week, instead Of 400 or 1900 head we find only
$50 head, which has put new aspect on to things
at the yards. We think good strong llc ad-
vance on best grades and shade more on medium
lots. Western dealers have been losing money
on their cattle and are shortening up the ,sopPly
from that section Of the country. Nearly 800
head Of Northern cattle were offered for sale at
prices very much the same as last week, at trlhe
more irmness to the market. Hathaway 4 Swift
sold Is steers to II Bird, 81 ,435 lbs, at Sac;
II steers Is, 1856 lbs, at 3ici "a steers at lsc
steers to r Holmes, 6655 lbs, at $40; 20 steers
to Sawyer, $3.50 lbs, at $50; 80 steers to
L D Kimball at S. 36; 50 steers to Chamberlin
Bros at S. So; steers to Mr. Horton, 7456 lbs,
at 3 Sc; C steers to Mr. Cahoon, 1886 lbs at Sc.
@ Leavitt Son sold 10 steers to Mr. Lowe, "a
020 lbs, at IS 35 steers to Mr. Newell, $3.50
lbs at 519e. II I Shackett sold IL steers 10
Sampson Hollis to dress 800 lbs, at &c per ID,
d W; 10 steers to @ Wentworth to dress 1875 lbs,
at c $40 per ID, w.
Sheep and Lambs-l200 more Northern sheep
than last week, and reduction of 80 per ID has
been effected on general lots an occasional small
bunch at shade higher, but best full hocks at
$40 per ID. This is on handsome lambs, In good
condition. A few country butchers were purohas-
ing. q I Niles sold 1870 head, 1880 lbs at Lie.
T L Tracy sold III lambs average CO lbs, at 8
20, and S. over on lot. NJ Joyce sold 2l3 lambs
and sheep, average so lbs, at lac.
Poultry-Dsalors are paying l2lsc per ID for
mixed lots this week, and Ice for chichens. The
supply of chickens is increasing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

THK NEw Town HALL AT AYER.-This elegant
structure Is now complete. In beauty Of design
It surpasses anything of Its kind In the state.
Constructed of brick and dark marble II Is as per.
manent as II IL charming. The English architects
have adorned II, In subdued colors, whlch please
without firing the eve. DR. J. @. Aver built and
gave It to the town In acknowledgment Of the
distinction they conferred upon him In taking bis
name. Although II 10 generous gilt, still the
hearty good wishes Of whole people are Of great.
or value, and the generous donor has doubtless
secured them 0rof0E (Mass) JoHvssi,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

az" The San Antonio Texas Repu6.
Acan gives dismal picture of the condi.
ton Of affairs in that state. 1t says "the
laws are imperative and there is no pros.
pect Of securing peaceabc election in
entire counties; the Legislature is marked
for its open corruption; everything has
gone backward aud to the dogs since the
Democracy took charge"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

MANY imagine there no cure for
Bright's disease eff the kidneys, or blsd.
der and glandulsr complaints. They are
in error. Hunt'S Remedy promptly cures
these diseases. Mental and physical
debility, dropsy, gravel, dissipation,
female irregularities aud complaints OF
tho urino~ genital organs, are surely cured
by Hunts Remedy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

:
In Bridpcrt Aug. 50, Mrs. Julia Cumming
aged 81.
In Bridpcri, Aus. 20. Mr. +. II Wilcox, aged
% years.
In Sandy Hill, n. Y, August %, Siiney Thorn
as formerly of Orwell, aged "a years.
In Shoreham, August %, George Strait. aged
30 years.
In Ticonderoga, August 81, W. r. CrammonI
Of inflammation Of the bowels, aged q years and
months.
In Monkton, August -, Cullen He,horn.
In Monkton, August -. Of consumption, Mr..
Sally NJ Cooper.
In Geneva. Wis, at The residence Of her broth.
err, James Simmons, on the 2lst Of August, Mis-
Laura NJ. Simmons, until recently resident Of
Mddlcbury, aged g wears.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Il The Teachers Institute in Addison ,,anls
for 1876, will be holden at Bristol, Sept. - anu
90 the morning sessions beginning al nine Gel, eb
each day, and with a session each evening.
The Superintendent Of Education will be alded
by competent instructors.
School officers, friends Of education and all
citizens are Invited to attend.
Town Superintendent, Clergymen and Others
are requested to help extend the notice Of she
Institute and 20 promote q general attendance.
EDWARD coNANT, Ssps. Of Edseai5a
Randolph, Vt, 1876.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

Republican County Nominations.
FOR SENATOR'S,
EDWARD SEYMOUR, vsrgennea
LOYAL D. ELDRRDGE. Mlddlebury.
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
ROYAL D. HEDDEN, Salisbury.
DANIEL II. SARGENT. Lincoln
STATES ATTORNEY,
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN, vergennea.
sHERIFr.
ISAAC N. TRIP. Middlebury.
HI0H BALLET,
EDWARD dORHAM, Addison.
JUDGE OF PRoBArR-ADDisoN DISTRICT,
SAMUEL +. COOKE. Middlebury.
JUDGE OF PRoDArE--NEw HAVEN DISTRICT
JOHN D. SMITH, vorgennes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

&The Republican votes for state
and county officers and member of Con.
gress, have been sent to every town IN the
county, in most cases TO town clerks.
Town committees are requested to give
their personal attention to the matter, and
if any case they have failed to arrive
at their destination, moro should be &C..
cured at once. Send to this office.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02

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nes'' heartburn, costivenesa, wcnkness, irregular
appetite low spirits, rnising food after eating and
oiten ending in fatal attacks Of fever Tngy
KNow 1uEf ARE SICK, yet get little sympotbv
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thou ands. Is Da Costa's Radical Cure, sold hv
n. +. RIDER, Sole Agent
2ic bottle will convince you Of It's merits.
Don't delay another hour nftor reading this, but
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