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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01

After which the names of Charles
Dewey, Jacob Estey, Asahel Peck and
John b. Mead we're withdrawn, and
Horace Fairbanks was unanimously nom.
mated BY reclamation.
For lieut.. governor only one name
was presented, and Red6eld Proctor was
unanimously put 10 nomination by aocla.
nation.
John A. Page was also unanimously
nominated for the office Of state treas.
urer.
Jacob Estey, of Brattleboro. and Chss
f. Houghton, of Bennington, were nom
mated presidential electors at large.
Mr.. Dana, OF Cornwall. in behalf of a
committee on a state committee, reported
the following, who were elected George
w. Grandey, George Nichols. +. j.
Ormsbee, Stephen Thomas, Franklin
Fairbanks, William Rounds. John l..
Barstow. George N Dale, Carol s.
Page,
Col. W. q. Veazey. from the commit.
tee on resolutions reported the following,
ing, which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved; That the Republicans of Vermont in
convention assembled, fully indorse the platform
adopted by the national republican convention of
Cincinnati, and hereby adopt the same as the
platform Of the Republican party of Vermont,
upon which to fight the first battle Of the great
centennial campaign Of 1876.
Resolved That We heartily endorse the presi-
Dental ticket of the Cincinnati convention, and
promise the republicans of sister states to roll
up In September for the gentlemen this day nom.
mated, Vermonts old fashioned republican major
ity, and to sustain that majority for Hayes and
Wheeler In November, against any ticket that
St. Louis can produce.
The convention then adjourned. II
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Blest with hundred years haloed in story,
Proud land, we crown thee the queen Of tn
world
II.
Hark! to the voice of thy chidren's devotion,
Golden the day that from trial hath come,
Peans resounding from shore and from ocean
Usher the birth-hour of Libertys home,
Leaving the shadows to bask in the sunshine,
Hearing no war-cry in valley or glen,
Mid the clear echo of Bethlehem's music
Thou giyest fervent goodwill to all men,
w.
So in thy beauty, thou standest appointed
Home Of heplgrim and stranger to be.
Till with thy rest are the weary anonted
And in thy borders the bondman get free,
North and South, East and West, welded forever
Calm are thy heart-boats mistaken by fear,
Peril and sorrow shall gather, ah, never,
Trophies to twino the dead Centurys bieri
Bravely the race was Iun, noble the victory
Pure DO thy banners Ia sunlight unfurled,
Land that we honor our glad voices name thee
Crowned with hundred years; hope Of tn
world
-PRosPEcr HONE, Middebury, Vt.
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ID ED.

In Hancock, june %, Charles @. Robbins, aged
II years.
In Ferrisburgh June iG, II c. Holey, Of
Brandon.
In Middlebury, June 80, by drowning, Asaph
l.. Drake aged about 80 years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01

Those interested in the development Of
medical science will be pleased to learn
that H1nt's Remedy cures Kidney, Blsd.
der. Glandular and Brights Disease. Grav-
81. Diabetes, Mental and Physical De.
bility. Female Irregularities and Com.
plants Of the o-Genital Organs are
cured by Hunf's Remedy.
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/ n BANKRUPTCY

District Of Vermont, sat Bristol, the 2lst
""2 VI 'uhe' a. ID. lofb l3w3
Inc undersigned hereby gives notice of hi.
appointment as assignee eff Truman lockwood ct
bristol, in the county of Addison and state Of
vermont within said district who has been nd
Judged bankrupt upon his own petition by the
court oil said district. ID. W. NASH, Assiynea
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-01

RepuJlican County Nominations
= FOR SENATORS,
EDWARD SEYMOUR, vergennes.
LOYAL D. ELDREDGE, Middlebury.
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
ROYAL D. HEDDEN, Salisbury.
DANIEL II. SARGENT, Lincoln.
STATES ATTORNEY,
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN, Vergenues.
SHERIFF.
ISAAC M. TRIP, Middlebury.
HIGH BAILIFF,
EDWARD a0RHAM, Addison.
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-ADDIsoN DISTRICT,
y SAMUEL &. COOKE, Middlebury.
\JupGr OF PRoBATE-SKw HAVEN DISTRICT,
JOHN D. SMITH, vergennes.
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4 tLOSE observers of humanitarian tendencies
" must have noticed that nothing Is so COM
mon among the working classes, male and female,
as old ulcers, which resist all ordinary applica.
tions for their removal. GLKSs's SULPHUR SOAP
will heal them, Sold everywhere.
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students until they exceed the number in
the University they be publicly admoo
ishe ] and especially IL Pres. Hubert or
any of the professors OF MiddIebury
should presume to &c, away any students
intending the agricultural course y, the
University they be at once called upoo
to surrender the charter of Aliddaehutv
College. Who's going to investigate,
anyhow 2
EThe National Democratic Conyeu.
ton held at ST. Louis ibi, week. finished
up their work on Thur,day They nut
Gov. Samuel j. Tl'den Of New York in
nomination for president aud Tx Govern
or Hendricks OF Indiana for vice.pre,i.
dent. 1t was the proper thing Tor the
party 10 do, for Tilden had come TO rep.
resent, in theory, the best eemeola OF the
party. Mary who have personal ac
quaintance with him aud know his record
we'll, assert that he is ouly ,ham re-.
lormer However that may be his REQ
ord is now likely to be pretty thoroughly
ovarhauled before November next Oos
thing is pretty certain, the nomination
is weak one, in that he is peculiarly
exposed to criticism. The platform is
wordy system of platitudes which mean
nothing when considered in connection
with the party record,
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Centaur


There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniments will not relieve,
no swelling they will not subdue,
and no lameness they will not
cure. This is strong language
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TAUNDICE and BILLIoUsNEss

~ Who knows good remedy for these disor-
ders2 We are assured ATwo0D's vEaKrABLr,
PHYSICAL, JAUNDIcE BnrBRs will effect speedy
cure, They have nsvu faiisd 10 satisfy all ut,
hare used then for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, etc Beware Of limitations. The genuine
has private proprietary stamp Of John F. Henry
over the cork. Sold by all dealers. Manhattan
Med. Co., proprietors. JOHN +. HENRY, CUR
RAN 4 CO., New York, Wholesale Agents
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BY MRS. W ". THOMAS.

spirit OF Freedom, repeat thou our glory
To the far nations while stars arc unfurlcd
Blest with hundred years. haloed in story,
Proud land, we crown thee the queen Of the
world
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A oriental traveller describes this busy scene,
"A witnessed on historic shores; "0ur steamer
landed on beach which was the port Of Antioch
where the disciples were first called Christians
There was no town at the waters edge no people,
no wharf, The passengers and the merchandise
we're put ashore in lighters, which ran up into the
sand. A troop Of camels with their drivers lay
on the beach, ready to transport the goods into
the interior. Among the articles landed were
boxes marked DR.. J. c. AYER 4 Co.. Lowell,
Mass, U. 5. A. showing that they contained
medicines and whence they came. These with
other goods were hosted on the backs of camels,
for transportation to Antioch Thus the skill Of
The West sends back its remedies to heal the
maladies of populations that nhabt those eastern
shores, whence our spiritual mama came."-
Windsyr, { Ny Chro1icle
, 1876-07-22

1io for corn to BnffAlo. Rail frcdghts voro
unchanged. 1Iighwines wore quiet, At $1.1o9
per gallon. Flour was dull. Wheat closed
i@11c higher, at sG{o cash, and s7se for Au-
gust. Corn closed 10 higher, ut 4i1c for
July, and 44ao for August 0ats closed 10
h!ghor, at about o7lo for July or August.
Rye wna dull, and quoted At 52@5cc. Bar
ley waa fr,ner, closing At CSC for September.
Hogs werp dull at a doolino Of 10@15o, clos
ing weak at S8.o0@6.Go. Cattle woro In
good domsnd, with choice grades fr1nor
and common lower. Sales at 82.o0@5.25.
Sheep wero scarce and nominal, Ono hum
drot1 dollars in gold would buy $111.75 in
groenbacks ut the closo.
, 1876-07-22

Now lot tho Mayor and Superintendent Of
Police give poromptory orders 10 ali police
men to report the names Of a1l housaho1derB
uaing wasor By hose before o'clock in the
afternoon, and to report also every case
where the hose Is loft running nt night or at
any other timo without legitimate md
proper purpose. Tho waato Of watcr Is i'm
mense, and ouo-half the city Is doniod
supply because Of the wanton waste by
persons in other parts Of the city. Let
there DO fow punishments inflicted for this
impropriety, and the complaints Of . scarcity
of water will ceaso.
, 1876-07-22
GOV, cHAMBERLAIN's Duty.

1,,, f.r,,xnun, 80, y, l;o Ia. - s,.t
noovnreox yott;n., for,,, tho sot,,,. -. A..
- 11a..h,sm a,,s..o~e ~ ,,a H. IT, - Ss.,'a, :, wv
fxa,, s.,e -aan-ta - .ha AZ As.e,sa.. $685. c4", ''
A5;rt,nt. .conoro1 and Tnsnoa.o, asns-",
,nj tron, ,ha o,.;;1onoo t,t<on t,sts~s 49, Ta-
onor,a iurv corr1,,,7oa -, fo,,n,rs, Wro.,,
49, ,sast - oon.1io<,, ,,a ..,-1a .'....,..
oon a;so1,aroa H. et,;aat;on ~ aoa,a,. n "ns
49, .,nta to,ro~i1 t,'a o.,.,,e-., ~ 49, Ae
oa,,so,nsa ,n,1 e~v., ,a,saa".s" ~. @". r..
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us.0'Aso ~ 20 eeo S.',, =, n'oAnsos'on WIN
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.ao 'an'e''o.'1 peop''' ."u wv o'4 cs''1lsa.
.,on ah.' humanity ~ tao perpetrators OF
'h's o''1faeo 10 permitted 70 ESCAPE Ihoro
never wa" '',"t'er more 1on1 a''a infamous.
anu ~ ~ N.Y., '''ho '"at ,ao pseli''s'h@ty steps
aoe tno "l''feA'',h'o.a Ans1 punishment OF t!'e
n'"raosesS s'oala ~ ''"o"' Ah this IS IN
sno aen'ss " .'o', ohaMoEalA'N' ana 1t Is to
10 aopco no Will nh'o 'ae p'neR mud energy
10 10 A's e'.y ~ no Aas ae'lnetl II IN tho
4otleF from winch W. lsase guotea.
A1any OF TIC hs2assliaa OF the hamburg nc
groos live In Georgia, Just heroes tho border
nf Enut1, Earo}inn. HAfai. Giant T,,r,vn
H., ;,,o;tor ,r1 r;n,,oo5ns m.. go
W. A's1su' ~, ''''>' ''''e''""o', ""a 9poe-
gan. IAo cannon nrca at tho house
where tho nogroes took rofugo WAS
, 1876-07-22
is q mystery.

The ordnance OF the Common Council
directing TINT one-half tho number Of street
gaslights be hereafter discontinued is va
riohsly considered by the public. Tho prop
oBition brings homo directly to evory man
consciousness Of the ynluo md comfort Of
lighted stroots But tho necessity for q re-
duction of expenditures Ia imperative, and
this public luxury must shaEo tho fate Of
others. But tho question ut issue is as 10
the mode in which the economy shnll bo
practicol, Tho two propositions arc: !.
Extinguish ono-hnlf tho strcot-lamps; 2.
Reduce tho burners now used from 9 to 3
feet, and light the la,nps ono hour lator in
tho evening and oxtinguish them one hour
eooner in the morning. Tho first PROPOSE
ton il embarrassed by a contract with tho
gas cornpanics,- worry one-s}dod contrnct,
made before tho fire, under Which il
is questioned whether the city can avoid
expenditure by limiting tho number Of Tampa
to 10 lighted That is a question Of law,
and II the inoxorablo gas companies can de-.
mand compensation for all tho humps, then
nothing will bo saved by putting half Of them
out The other proposition is, however,
FREQ OF any such embarrassment I: Is with
In tho control of tho city to regulate tho
Kize of tho burners. Now, II tho sizo Of tho
burnors ia reduced one-.alf, aud two hours
consumption DO snyed oach night on oacl,
limp, thon tho total consumption OF gas by
tho city will bo reduced at loast one.half,
and somo $500, 900 year or moro will bo
saved. ThiH will leave tho who1e number Of
, 1876-07-22

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, 1876-07-22

Among oihcs. points Of exclusive information
which tic Eseatna 7tlt9rapt Eftainn 7fsatsj was
enabled yesterday 10 lay hcforu thu public tho IN.
nounccrent from .fo1crn,n City Df Ito pnet,on of
AvEnr was tho most surpriang, and In every wn !
suggestive.
Als gnllt no one doubts ;,hrs pardon, ho,yoycr,
Il nut only a criminal litregaet Ut tho moral
effect Of Justice, It Is a ster In tho ws1ty cOn-
tpisncy by which htll1 unpunished guilty met,
cxj1nsufc.
1t IL to sayo a mc,n',cr Of H1ANr's family and
ltAncocw that AvEnr has hecn placntGtl Iy rDtuaso
from nn imprisonment whfEh hu cou!u hnVc furcc
UAncHrK mid tho member Ut ttNANT'B family to
whom hilnslon Ia Mat!c to N}laEc.
T!cru xcfo IcttCrs IN existence written from the
White ltouAo md t!alc1 nyen nfter tho whisky
frnn.ls had lecn discovered which wonld put cur.
tain rcrsols In acr1Uns peril. Those letter. hava
well As by tho representative Of tho Tg,Hts, ind
thcis substance can ho rrsIye cyun II tic originals
arc destroyed. .-EAtCa70 I9Het.
Every word pf tho above turns out to 10 false-
hoods manufactured BY tl,o Chicago Times. 1t
WIS "cxclaaivs information'' bcca,1sc It was III.
untrutli. 4 sreclal from Washington yesterday
says:
Tho Attorney. General 1.as mt recommended tho
rardnn Ut AvEHr. one Of thu st. Louis Whisky
ring cnnycts, nur has he taken any ncton indicat-
ing TINT hu tntpnas doing no. Tho prcadu,.t ha1
nut ntgnttd my Intention VI interfering with thu
case.
II old STORMY thinks that l,c is helping TIL
DEN by inrcnt!ng mid publishing such yInnous
lies In his two Coppcrhcad Sheets Ae is mistaken,
ag lte will tu1 out.
, 1876-07-22


Secretary 1sonEsoy manifesto no uncns!noes over
The tltuation, aud Ia perfectly Satisfied that Tho
course pursued by him In advancing tho 81, 00n, >
0oo 10 jar CooxE 4 Co. Mt The tmo Of tho panic In
1879 aavc1 tho Government 5000, 600. Not only
has tho 81, 600. 900 advanced by him been paid
back, hut nll Of the 5000, 900, with tho exception
Of 5000. 900 1.-The sum still duo Is 5000. 1641, and
that will hc pald by Tho Trustees Of JAR CooEE Il
Co, Within the ncxt sixty days; 30 that tho Qov-
crnncut wilt actnally nat o.o ono cent by ad.
vunctng 81, ooo. 900 and taking sccarity for Tint
and tho sU00. 900 Of tho Government funds which
JAR Cuaxn s TO. held when tho panEc came. Mr..
1.ohEsnx snys TINT he secured tho latter sum TO
tho Government; atllerwac It would have been
lost, and Ills Department charged with tho response
btlfty.
This limo of dcfonss for m unlawful not
Ia too thin to deceive any hut blind or very
ignorant people. The records Of tho 8onato
show that Barring Bros, of London, were
nominatcd OH tlle 18th OF Juno, 1864, in ac-
cordanco with the law, to receive mud pny
money for tho uso Of the naval service Of the
United States on foreign stations:
On March % last Secretary RouzsoN transmitted
to this Committee copy Of letter addressed by
him on Mny ]. 1871, to Jar COOKS, MccuLIocit 4
Co., designating thaE 10 perform this service, to-
gctller With copies of thelr letter OF acceptance,
uuder date Of May 4. 1871. aud Of his letter to
nAHtH1 Droa., dated 1lay IL, 1871. notifying
them that this function was taken from thcm und
turned over to Jar CooRE, McCuLIocu d Co, II
appears by tho record Of tho Senate as certified ly
sccrotasy GonuAM In 1cttor Ia thta Committee,
July II, 1870, that JAZZ CooxE, McCulLocm Il Co.
mover wcro nominated to or confirmed by that
body to perform this service. Tho action Ut tho
Secretary Ia this rnattor was in direct yofnton Ut
Sec. i, $50 Of tho Revised Statutcs providing that
, 1876-07-22

not only escape runiahmenl but have their
deekl9 justified because The victims 10 not
voto to auit tho mob?
We tayo answorod the tlefonso Of this
massacre In detail. Tie general answer to
it Wilt como next November. At lint limo,
tho Conshtutsonakst, and nil tho other scces-
sson.Democrntio papers in tho South. viii
discover TINT the Northern people do not rs-
gnrd tho murder Of black mon for their
political opinions as :" nothing but poppy
cock" They have sown tho wind and they
must reap the wfirlyfnd,
, 1876-07-22
that onF worthy Governor, with HIS { fee, . Ina,
g. "t height md HI, ll7 ponns Of weight wou1i i,

Tic New York Nation anys that " No man +,
hi'''e1eos enn rrad o7idcnyu taken By tic C,n'
Ercsslona Investigating Committee aud i,unI,
tlmt secscl ,mrtncrsl,lp existed between H..
sccrct"ry Of tic Navy unsl the EArrrlls, bv VIZ
tic of w1sle they loslel toll Oh contracts nn l..
levlctl toll On tt.em.,1 ~
, 1876-07-22


Tho Indian war in the Powder River cou,.-
try htA attracted attention In tho British
Parliament, and disposition Ia shown to In.
qniro into tho matter. Sir EDWARD Arx1S
took occasion yesterday in tho House OF
Commons to ak the Under-secrotary for tho
Colonial Department for information whether
tho difficulty botwoon tho United gtatos
and tho Bioux had not been caused
ly treaty violations on the part
Of tho whites, and tho effect OF
which might 10 10 o1Iond the trouble among
the Indians Oh british territory, and wanted
to know whether England intended 10 inter-
fero in tho ma!ter. The interrogatoxica were
basod on the assumption that ,somo Of Blr-
TING BuL1's followers are british subjects,
but tho Under-Sccretasy roplied that he Ind
10 information to this eject, apd that tho
Government did not intend to intorfere.
, 1876-07-22

At tho meeting OF tho Third Ward Club, on
Thursday evening, 1t was resolved to rolso a
battalion Of Ave military companies for tho
political campaign. Col. LYMAN BnlD0Es aug
gcstcd tho namo OF I" AlIuutc-AIen of '1U." That
nau,o strikes US as good one. "Minutc-Mcn II
means just what Is wanted. It Is mure lescrp.
tive than Wide-Awakcs," and It Is not forgot
ten what splendid work they performed III 'G0
for "Old ApE." The 1ntnutc-nlen Of tho 1lcvo.
luton were tho alcrt soldiers Of that day,
always on l,and ut tho giycn signal to rally In
defense Of Freedom nud Independence.
, 1876-07-22
duchon.

There was nothing dono In tho impoach-
n,ent trial yestertlay, owing To the illness of
A1r. CARPENTER and Mauagor LAruAn, md
the Senate, for lack Of moro profitable en-
ployment, dovoted its time chiefly to polit-
ical speech-mnking. The River and Harbor
bill was under discussion, md much valuable
Light was thrown upon the subject by the
xcmnrks Of Senators EATON aud HERMAN in
defense OF SAM T1pEN.
, 1876-07-22

possession Of thom and credit thotr oost To
tho Tdrkson nccount7 This certainly would
bo lawfnl and equitable, would Bayc thu En-
glisll great dcnl Of trouble, md would keep
tho lussicns cooped Mp In tie DInck SIN
FROM now until tloo1llsgtluy.
, 1876-07-22

I'll 1851, SAMUEL TlLpEs helped conduct d
Democratic mass-mcctlng In Syracuse, N. Y.
On sonc Of tho banners lung out ut that meet.
Ing wcEo the following nottocs; "LlNcoLA
crushes YOU" "!'ho people arc ready to take
vengeance Oh the advocates Of civil war;" To-
day SuAMAr ]. TILDgN IL tho Presidential ca1.-
1tdato Of the samu Copperhcads who 1uug out
those Insulting burners twclyeyears ago,
, 1876-07-22

An important victory by tho 6ervians is
announced this morning. An attaok by the
Turks at Gramada was successfully ropulsod,
md the servians hold tho position, which
ID ono Of great strategic Importance, COM
mandiug the road between Nisch and
saitsehar, and barring tho turkish advances
into tho heart Of sorvia. A Montenogrin
euccoss il also reported in front Of Mostar,
hero q groat battle Is imminent.
, 1876-07-22
Another day Of this magnificent summe1
weather is sot down in tho probabilities.

Crop reports from noarly every county In
Nebraska indicate the finest prospects over
known in tllat State. Wheat, cots, and bHr.
Icy nro unusually hsavy both as to average,
yield, and acreage. Tho outlook for corn Is
n]En iirst-claR9
, 1876-07-22

The Times and its tender, tho Telegraph,
yesterday both contained tile exclusive In
formation" that tho President had pardoned
AvEnx. 1t now appears not only TINT AVERY
hos not boon parlonod, but that thoro has
becu no intention OF pardoning him. The
exclusive Information" was, therefore, man.
ufnctured by TINT unscrupsllous sheet for it.
self md Its tender. And tho Times calls such
reckless lying % that newspaper enterprise
, 1876-07-22

The Chicago produce markets were >i17eC-
nlar yesterday, but steadier than Thursday,
ana grain was generally tarmer, Mess posk
closed 700 por hri lower, 1t &l8.60@ls. Get
for August md Sls.75 for September.
Lard closed 7ac per 100 lbs lower, at
slo.991 for August and $11.00@ll.02}
for September. Meata were. a@4o low
er, at ITO for boxed shoulders, lO3c for
do short ribs, and 104o for do short
Clear. Lake treights were more active, at