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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23
Vermont's Centennial.

That the year 1876, so soon to draw
to close. makes century 10 the pro-
gress of the nation. has been rather fire..
quontly remarked during the last twelve
months, but that the year 1877, so soon
to open, will mark century ia the pro
gress Of the first state added TO the origi.
nal thirteen which at first composed that
nation. is not so universally known. The
territory now known as the state Of Yer.
mont was, Quo hundred ago, called the
New Hampshire Grants, the lands hay.
ing been granted to tho settlers by the
Provioeo OF New Hampshire. New
York at the same time claimed juris.
diotion over the lands and hence a con.
troversy arose which brought about q
determination on the part Of the iahabi.
tants to set up government for them.
selves. They accordingly met by dele.
gates in a convention, at Westminster,
on the 18th Of January, l777, and declar.
ed themselves an independent state. The
convention then adjourned to meet at
Windsor, june 4, and still again at the
same place. July 2, when the delegate
formed constitution, organizing TEN.
porary state government, till an election
could be held which was ordered for
March IL ITS. The state immediate.
y applied for sddmission into the Uuion,
but this was denied until 1871. Never.
theless, the organization under the name
of the State Of Vermont dates from the
year TIT, for during that period Of
fourteen years tho people living there
were an independent community, exer.
cising and enjoying all the functions Of
state, except a representation in the
congress. On the 10th OF August Of
the same eventful year, the battle Of Ben.
nington occurred, in which the Green
Mountain Boys. under Stark, with his
brigade from New Hampshire and q
regiment Of Berkshire County militia,
signally defeated detachment of Bar.
goyne's army sent to capture the milli-
tary stores at Bennington, This brill.
liant success led. in short space OF two
months and one day, to tho complete sur.
render Of Burgoyns at Saratoga, which
decided the contest 10 favor Of the Amer.
loan independence. -.
II is this event Of the battle OF Bsnning.
ton which Vermont proposes to rsmsn.
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In time the country will lie fully an.
prised OF the means by which Demo.
cratic majorities are secured Ia the states
OF the South under Democratic control.
In Virginia the election officers are all
Democratic. Ia The Petersburg Con.
gressional District, the election judges pre-.
vented the opening or the polls in certain
precincts 10 time to get the Republican
vote in. They stuffed the ballot.boxes
with tickets an inch square; and. as the
law requires that the votes polled must be
made to agree in lumber with the names
checked on tho lists ofvoters, by drawing
out Of the boxes sufficient ballots to bro,
duce conformity the election officers drew
out full.sized Republican tickets. In
making up the returns, these same off.
GERS intentionally left those Of Eve coun
ties defective in various points so tina,
large Republican majorities might be
counted out in tho fual canvass, aud 1900
Republican majority was lost by thi.
means. 1t is claimed that BY these 10.
famous manlpulstions in that district, the
majority of over 5000 for the Republican
candidate. when the polls closed has beer
cut down to small figure. and it is ru
mored now that Governor Kemper vii
give the certificate to Mr.. Hinton, tn,
Democrat. Well may the Republicans i,
Virginia and Georgia declare: dts ut
good to vote. "-Bosion Journal
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The Oldest AND THE BEsT.-These arc
the claims which the publishers Of the
New York OBSERVER make for their pa.
per in their prospectus Of the fifty. Sfth
volume. And, while history bears them
out in the frst an undertaking course in
sending out largo, full, fresh, readable
family newspaper, gives them at least a
right to the second Ia the great multi
tude of papers that are published, the
OBSERVER holds it's own position, and an
enviable positioa it is. No paper reaches
US that wo can recommend more heartily.
1t is published ct So. Is year, postpaid,
and the premium picture and chrome
humbugs are left for those who have
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Co., 81 Park Row, New York.
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CTATE OF vERMONT.-Distric,

VI tNVW IfHF'UI y
In Probate Court, held at vergennes, within
and for said district, on the 9th day Of Decs,n.
Der, A. D. 1876,
An instrument, purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Joseph 0uindon late Of Lincoln.
In said district, deceased being presented by tia
executor therein named, for probate, 1t 10 ordered
by said court, that all persons concerned therein
DO notified to appear at q session thereof, to ts
held at the probate Office at Bristol, In said dis
trict, on the LIST day of January. A D. 1879, at Ii
o'clock in the forenoon, and show. cause, if any
they have. against the probate Of said will; for
which purpose Il "a further ordered, that this
order be published three weeks successfully Ia
the Middlebury Register, newspaper printed al
Middlebury In this state, previous to said tin ,
of hearing 81
by the Court.
Attest, JOHN d. SMITH. Judss.
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STATE OF NERM ONT-District OF


In Probate Court held at Middlebury; la said
District, on the 9TH day Of December, A b 1870.
Allen Foot, administrator Of tbs estate OF
George smith, late Of Middlebury In said district,
deceased, makes application In writing to this
court for license to sell all the real estate Of which
said deceased died sesed In this state, stating that
II is necessary to sell part of the same to Day
tlis debts and expenses Of administration and
that It would be beneficial to all the heirs to sell
the whole, consisting Of the home farm contain.
Ing 10 acres, the Carpenter lot containing "a
acres, Dewey lot and house containing one acre,
swamp lot Of y ncres, and mountain lot Of 3
acres, all In Mdiebury. aforesaid, also 90 acres
In Rpton
Whereupon. 1t ID ordered that said application
DO referred to a session of said court to be held
at the Probate Office In Middlebury on the ID
day Of January. A 1877. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon for decision thereon: and, 1t Is further
ordered, that notice of said application and this
order be given to all persons interested, by pub.
licatlon Of the same three weeks sucoessiyely ia
the Middlebury kegister, u newspaper published
at Miidlobury, previous to said time Of hearing,
that they may appear ut said time and place, enj
show cause, II any they may have, why said
license should not DO granted.
81 saML E. COOKE, Judge.
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@M. G. Butler, the South Caro-.
liniap who raised himself to be one of the
idols Of the southern Democracy BY bis
heroic murder Of unarmed and defence.
less blacks at Hamburg, has been elected
by Wade HamptOn's bogus assembly &c
the Office OF senator from that state
Probably the decent senator's at Wash
ington will not feel inclined to receive
him as an associate.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District oil o,

~ New Haven, 80.
In Probate Court, held at Bristol, within and
for said District on the 4tb day Of December, A.
D. 1876.
An instrument, purportiDs 10 DO the last will
and testament Of Betsey Hanks, late of Lincoln, 10
said district, deceased, being presented by the
executor therein named for probate, II Is ordered
by said court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at q session thereof to DO
held on the probate Office In Bristol, in said dis.
triet, on the lst day Of January, A. d. 1877. al
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause IL any
tney have against the probate Of said will; for
which purpose 1t Is further ordered. that mi,
order DO published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in M a
Middlebury Register, newspaper printed at MID
diebury in this state, previous to said time Of
hearing. by the Court. Attest,
35 J. d. SMITH JuJge
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DIED.

10 Vorgennes, December II, Mr.. Michael Me.
Mahon, Of typhoid pneumonia.
In Middlsbury. Dec. 20, Nahum Parker. aged
81 years.
In Mddlcbury, Dee 10, William H. Toinlin.
aon. aged 81 years.
In Middlebury. Dec. Il, Mary A. Donahuc.
aged % years.
In Lincoln December |, James Guiudon, sged
IG years.
In Monkton, December Z. Mrs. Euuios Fuller,
aged 7e years.
70 years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

r One Of the most alarming features
in our politics is the vast proportions
which frauds upon the ballot box have
assumed. No one can dsub. that in the
recent election the Democratic majorities
10 Connecticut and North Carolina were
fraudulent, Tilden's majority in New
York City and Brooklyn and several Of
the counties Of that state were vastly
swelIed by crooked means. The border
counties of Ohio and Ipdiana gave q
Democratic vote swelled by thousands Of
repeators from Kentucky. 1t looks sus-
piciously as il all these frauds wore delib.
eratcly planned at tho Democratic head
quarters 10 New York. If the result of
on honest vote in presidential election
can be reversed by frauds. and they are
to be attempted as part Of every CAM
paigu, the public confidence in the ballot
as means Of expressing their will must
be lost. In that case our system of gov.
ernment is a failure. No crime against
the state merits severer punishment than
ballot'box frauds, and no greater object
can occupy the attention of our statesmen
than the means Of preventing them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

EN TIC preliminary conferences be.
tween The representatives Of the European
powers on Turkish affairs have been con.
cluded. A six or eight weeks'c extension
of the armistice is assured, in which time
Turkey can make up its mind in reference
10 the reforms demanded.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

No FAILURE RSows - There Is no case OF
record where DR.. Norris Syrup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound has failed to give satisfac
tion. On the other hand, wherever Il has beer
used BY our people 10 severe colds, coughs, asth
ma, bronchitis, Group. whooping cough and CON
sumption, they are enthusiastic In its .pr@iss
does not constlpate, and 10 safe to administer II
all conditions Of health. This Is an important
announcement, and the suffering are advised t.
heed 1t. Trial size, 10 ots.j large sizes. so ets
and 81, Sold by y, F. Rider. 20
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From R. Fellows, NJ. D., Of Hill, N, Ii

Although ! have generally great objection Il
patent medicines. can but say In justice to CDR
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" that 1t is .
remedy Of superior value for Pulmonary diseases
have made use Of this preparation for severa
eficaelous In the treatment Of severe and long
standing coughs. I know of one patient, nov
in comfortable health, who has taken this remedy
and Who but for its use, consider would mo-
now DO living. r. FELLOWS, 81. D.
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MARRIED..

In vergcnncs, December 7, by Rev. Mr.. Edger.
ton, Guy s. Baldwin, Of vergennes, to Miss J.
Ailcen spooncr, Of White Water, Wisconsin.
Ia Addison, December 20, ct the Baptist par.
sonage, by Rev. r. Mott, Mr.. Fayette lockwood
and Miss Emma Pulsifer, both Of Addison.
In Ticondcroga. N. T., December IL, by Rev.
A. j. Wilcox, Mr.. Lorenzo A. Thompson and
Miss Alnira =. Rupill, both Of 5tarksboro, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

a Not q few people are getting
com pletely muddled, by the present con-
dition of politics, and they begin to doubt
il constitutions and laws have any mean.
ing that cannot be perverted or even
reversed by the ordinary Democratic
statesman. II the House of Representa-.
tives is 10 be the judge of whether a
majority Of electoral votes elects presi.
dent or not, we had be.tor lot the consti.
tuition slide and govern ourselves by guess
work.
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IL IT Is IMPARTIAL AND INDRPEND.
ENf. Believing in Intelligent suffrage. 1t aims
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HIT Is, As 1T ALWAYS WAS, ESSBY
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Republican principles, and especially to those
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money, the ssnctity Of the National faith, aud
equal justice to all classes at the South. which
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JAuSDicE AND BILIousyEss.--Who knows
good remedy for these disorders' We are assured
ATwooD's VEGETABLE. PHYSICAL, JAuspIcE BIZ
TIERS will effect speedy cure. They have nver fell
ed 10 sstsy all soh0 havs used them for ia dice dys
pepss biliousness, etc. Beware Of limitations. Tn,
genuine has private proprietary stamp Of John F
Henry over the cork. Sold by all dealers. Manhat
tan Med. Co., props. JOHN T. HENRY, CUR
RAN CO.. New York. Wholesale Apents. .
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xEThe Rutland GloJs, with keen
sense Of proprlety which would do credit
to q maiden aunt, takes President Grant
to task because in complaining about the
publicity which was given to his talk with
Hewett. be deprecated the use Hewet,
made Of his expressions. to the injury Of
the party which the president represented.
Hear the fastidious Globe:
As il the president of the United States
represented any party or any faction! As
il any one worthy to be president Of the
United States represented any ono exoep:
the whole people. or would hesitate to
carry out his own views Of public duty,
and execute and enforce the constitution
aud laws regardless Of whom it might hit,
whether they affiliated with the political
party which voted foi him or the one
which voted against him
President Grant 10 Republican, WAS
elected by the Republican party because
be was Republican, and to carry on.
the policy Of the Republican party. He
believes 10 Republican principles, aud has
ever SGT himself in sturdy opposition to
the dangerous apd lswless schemes Of the
Democracy. 10 bis public acts be repro
sents tho whole people. but he has as much
right to express privately his private
opinions on politics or any other subject
as the Glo5e editor has to spread hls di
urnal skim milk before his viotimized
readers. II 10 his public uitorsnos'
President Grant has ever said aught un'
becoming his position as president of the
United States, lot tho Globe point it out
But when Hewitt goes to him as Dem
ocrat. and engages him in private con-
versation in which their political differ.
ences are discussed, and afterwards DO
trays the presidents confidence by repeat
ing bis conversation, putting upon hi
words false construction for the further
ance of his own party ends, the common
people of the country will forgive tb,
PRECEDENT il be docs not sit down, take thl
dictionary aud pick out the proper word
to express bis Indignation so that smll
potato critics will not nld fault With him
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Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
For rur wErg EsDIso pEcr1arn 20. is7c.

For THE WEEK HNDING DECEAnKn %. ISIG.
Market Beef--A few choice s7.75a7. 81 ;ektrn 100
also; frstI quality 6.0Oae.75: second guilty
5.oOa5.15; third quality 4.00al.75
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen ucr rsir
from 500, l25, $50, l6Oal75.
Milch Cows and Calves from s3Oa5O; extra 5aj
fearlings sloa2O; two years old 1880; tiroe
years old 2jai0.
Fat swine, live Gsic dressed T.
Sheep. and Lambs-In lots sl.5O, 400, 30
2.Ij each extra S3.5Oal. rs Dor head. or froo1 3a
&c per ID.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hides
~ per Id: Country Hides, ~ per
10. Brighton Taliow 70 per lb; Country
Tsliow Go.
Pshs Sl.00 each. CaifSkins l0al2e per ID.
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sNIEpu

~PN'~ but II true They have pro.
duoed more cures Of rheumatlsm, neuralgia, palsy,
sprains, swellings, caked breasts. scalds. burns,
salt-rheum, earaehs, etc, upon the human frame,
and Of strains. spavins gala, etc., upon animals
In one year than have all other pretended RENEE
dies since the world began.
"LosDosDERRY, VI, December so, 1878.
J. B. RosK 4 Co.
GKsrs;-I have been using the cENTAUk
IMMINENT and 1t has done me good, and would
not be without II in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. II 10 the greatest medicine that !
ever used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
augusta, Me-, April IS, 1873.
GENTLEMEN IL have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly for years. Pour bottles Of CENTAUR
IMMINENT has cured me. am only too happy
to say so. Respectfully,
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH"
"EAsr BEsDos, Kennebee Co., Ne, June Ia, IA.
]. r. ROSE d Co.,
IRs;-Thers Is q man here that has been lame
for three years; for the last nine months he could
not touch one foot TO the door. He has been using
CENTAUR LINIMENTj now he has his boots on,
and 10 about. Your Liniment will go we'll here.
Yours, H. NJ, ROBINSON. Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap.
per for animals. Price, so esntsi Large Bottles,
3l,00,
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AZ The president has vetoed the bill
reducing the presidents salary from
$50, to 1926, 900 year, thereby show
ing that he has moro sense in tina. mat.
ter than the majoritics which passed the
hill
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

The following are the officers Of the
State Grange, elected at Windsor, Dec.
l3, 1876. for the next two years:
Master A. b. FRANKLIN.
Overseer. ]. II. Walker.
Lecturer, 2. L, Jameson.
Steward, l.. B. Sherwiu.
Assistant Steward, Il. c. Waller.
Chaplain. G.. A. Hinmsn.
Treasurer, O. j. Bell.
Secretary. J. K. Toby.
Cato Keeper, Charles Wheeler
Ceres, Mrs. Willisma.
Pomona, Mrs. Rowell.
Flora, Mrs. Jameson.
Lady Assistant Steward. Mrs. Waller
Executive Committee. A. b. Franklin,
j. B. Mead, e. p. Cotton. F. A. Smith,
p. II. Rutters.
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HlibblsburpRsgisttr.
SATURDAY, DncEMbER %, 1875

EEThe cool headed sostbern Demo-
crsts and the hot Needed northern ditto
don't seem to tune together 10 perfect
harmony. Ben Hill is sarcastic, aud
Fernando Wood wraihiul.
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EEGov. Tilden ought to consider
that the foolish people Of this country
will be very apt to take all this talk Of
war and conspiracy to seat him in the
presidential chair regardless Of his copsti.
tutionaI right to it. as cOuntepanced BY
him, until bo disavows and forbids it.
Even If he had legal right to the Office,
the taking possession Of 1t BY force aud
stirring up of civil war is clearly illegal
and should deprive him Of it. There are
legal and constitutional ways of attaining
10 his rights, aud those are the only ways
TINT Can make hin president. The peo.
pie Of the North will never have presi.
den! showed opon them by force Of arms.
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Gfaai 1nttfGs.
4 COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

4 'VW WIDOIONEho NOTICE,
~ Tho undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Ad.
olson, commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of William W. Newcomb, late
OF Middlebury, In said district, deceased, and ali
claims exhibited In offset thereto, hereby give
notice that will meet for the purposes aforesaid
AZ The store OF Langworthy Company In said
day Of May next, from ten o'clock, AN, until three
o'clock, Py, each Of said days, and that six months
from the sth day Of December, A d 1870, Is the
time limited by said court for said creditors to
present their claims TO Us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Mlddlsbury this 18th day os Deoeu.
Der, A d 1870.
eG,P; LANewoRTnY. lcon.,.
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Castoria IA . substitute for Castor Oil. II !,
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach It ia simply wonderful. Physician
recommend II.
"KAsr Sullivan, NE, January 30, 1878.
Ggxrs:--I osn get you certificate ot the rs4u
ar.physleian here Of the goodness efcAeI2kiA'
W. B. MccRATED +
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

No need to visit expensive Spas for sulphur
bath, when the same effects can be produced at
homo with few cakes of Gienns .Salpiu Soap,
an acknowledged specific for skin diseases, con.
tagious or otherwise.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

nam YyTniU stimulates the growth OF
hhlk Ken as sl ing 5 SsSss9 ss.a
that unpleasant itching that Is tina prelude Of the
hairs decay. Removes dsndruf and cures all
diseases Of the scalp. I. makes a nice shampoo
and dressing for ladies' and chiidrens heads, as II
removes the dandruf and dirt, keeps the head
COOL and leaves the hair sof and scalp ciean. Try
II and you will use no other. Ask druggists and
merchants for 1t everywhere or send rs CTS to me
for trial bottle. Address @. W. Richardson, Bar.
net. Vt. Sold In Middlebury BY N. T. Rider, In
vsrgsnnss by N. J. Remand, barber 22ms
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-23

II STRAY.
~ Come Into the enclosure Of 5. J. Pratt, Of
Bridport on or about the hrst Of October, brown
msre.eolt years old, with black name and tell
ths owner wll prove property, pay charges and
take her away. :. y. PRATT.
BridPort, IT.. Dec. II, 1879. ss-sw
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