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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-11-18
COUNTY NEWS.
SALISBURY.

ID. Il. Boyden, deputy Of the Yer.
mont state grange, will give free leo.
ture at West Salisbury, at the Methodist
church, on Monday evening uext, Nov.
20, upon the subject, "Pstrons of Hus.
bandry." All interested 10 agricultural
pursuits, both ladies and gentlemen, are
osfdthlly invited to be present.
/-wm. Noyes. a native and resident
Of West Salisbury, has for some months
been afflicted with o swelling in one Of
his legs near his body. This became
very painful, and carly 10 July had on.
larged to the size Of O coffee cup. A
physician was then called in who lanoed
it, Alter that it rapidly increased in
size until August, when several other
physicians were called and pronounced it
40 incurable cancer, There seemed to be
no hope for him only to have bis lie
slowly eaten away by this terrible disease.
As a last resort, DR.. q. l.. Pond, of the
great cancer hospital of Aurora, ILL.,.
native Of Whiting, VT, was written to.
giving him fair description Of the case.
Dr.. Pond at once replied he thought he
could remove the cancer il Mr.. Noyes
would 20 to Aurora and put himself uu.
der his caro- Immediately. Notwith.
standing this cancer had increased to the
size Of pint bowl, and was discharging
considerably, and Notwithstanding the ad.
vice of his physicians and most Of his
friends and neighbors to the contrary, he
concluded. as a last chance, to 60 to Au.
rora and Try DR.. Ponds remedy. He
left Salisbury with bis son for Aurora on
the 9th Of September, and under DR.,
Ponds skillful treatment, without the aid
Of knife, within five weeks this terri.
bio cancer, measuring twenty.six inches
10 circumference, was removed root and
branch. Last Saturday Mr.. Noycs re.
turned home to bis happy family, a won.
der to his friends and neighbors, DIR.
Noyes feels very grateful to DR.. Pond,
and would like all others similarly afflict.
ed to have a chance to escape from this
most dreaded Of all diseases by putting
themselves under the treatment Of this
deservedly celebrated phi ysician.
DR.. Il. II. Gale, one OF DR.. Ponds as.
sistauts in his hospital at Aurora, is also
a Vcrmontor. native Of Townshond this
state, and graduate OF MiddIebury Col.
lego 10 1862.
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BRISTOL.

"A turkey shoot at South Bristol
on Saturday. was the occasion Of a lively
little scrimmage when one mans finger
was badly chewed up and another mar
was knocked down. The shoot was effect
i've enough to kill seven or eight turk
iee.
--Messrs. iiowden, Bosworth & Co
arc doing large business and running OF
full time with full force. They do only
wholesale business in coffin and door
sash and blind manufacture, making their
sales largely in market. They also do q
large general lumber business. having
one Of tho best sawmils 10 the country
and some twelve or thirteen hundred
acres of timber land situated in Bristol
Lincoln, Middlebury and Ripton.
The work of setting the poles and
putting up tn, wires for the telegraph
from New Haven to Bristol was com.
menced, on Wednesday, from the New
Haven end. The wire is to be double,
arranged about the poles for continue.
ton Of the main lie instead of sepa.
rate section. so that all messages going
through to Burlington will pass through
Bristol. THO whole expense to tho Bris.
tol people will be about $500. The
property when built will be decided to
the telegraph company and they will keep
it working condition.
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The Methodist church looks me-
better 10 its. new white coat than IL did
IL tho old dipgy enc |; wore so long
Tho stoam mill Of 2. Elliott is pro.
crossing finely. being nearly ready 10
run. Tho old burnt sngine, under tho
skillful manipulation Of Major Martin Of
Middlebury, comes out little better than
nov, for 1t has boon tried by Ere.
Presidential election passed on very
quietly, considering the number out, and
tho fact that few updedged Democrats
we're doing their best to add oil tho fuel
they could TO tho Ere. The vote stood
100 for Hayes and 48 for Tildep, many
Of the latter being cast by non.residents.
p, Bean Is persmbulating about
town with patent stone litter that is
simple and powerful. Ho and j. s.
Chandler pulled up out Of hard ground
beside the road on the hill above J. Il.
Goodyear's, on the 11th inst. q rock
with it, that was variously estimated to
weigh from seven to ten tons. After the
old veteran was securely fastened one
man raised 1t. The operators were sp.
purently as well pleased as TO have wit.
messed tho extraction Of an old, ugly,
aching tooth from another mans jaw
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TERCENNES.

Air Milo Il. Fisher expects to leave
5000 to spend the winter Ia the South
Rev. Mr. Brown Of Cavendsh
preached at tho Baptist church last Sab
bath for Mr.. Hubbard.
Tho steeplo o. tho new Baptist
church has taken form, having been raised
within the past few days.
Rev. y. I. Chaplin, rector Of st.
Paul's church. has concluded to rcmpiu
with the church another year.
REV. Dr. Hodge OF Charlotte sup.
piled the Congregational pulpit last Sab
bath, under the auspices Of tho Y NJ. @.
A. Of this city.
The National Horse Nail company
shipped this friday morning, some forty
cases OF horse nails to P. and II. Flem-
log a. Co., Glasgow, Scotland.
On Friday Of last week, Charles
Martell had the misfortune TO have his
arm broken whilo engaged 10 wrestling.
The elbow was also dislocaied.
The vergennes Musical Union have
business meeting next Tuesday evening.
They will repeat the cantsta of Queen Es.
Their on Tuesday evening, Nov %.
Shipments from the Yorgennes sta.
ton for the past week include 1897 lbs.
butter, 1888 lbs. cheese, 1893 lbs. poul-
try and 6 cars live stock cars hay /:
2S0 boxes horse nails; 800 cases curtain
rollers: 81 rolls leather.
Prof. Trips lecture Wednesday
evening drew good house. After the
lecture the Marseilles Hymn was rendered
in French. The next lecture will be
given on Wednesday evening Of next
week. Subject. Lamartine.
Last week Friday, William Putnam
was arreigned before Justice Green for
selling intoxicating liquor. and pleading
guilty of Eve offenses no was fined $50
and costs. On Saturday evening Mr..
Putnam attended the temperance meeting
and signed the pledge Of total abstinence.
The people of Vergenncs and others,
who know OF tho ability and fidelity with
which Superintendent Fairbank and his
wife perform the duties of thoir position
over the Reform School, think the action
Of the Legislature, 10 reducing their sala
ries as reported Thursday afternoon. is
uncallcd-for and unjust.
barry g. Pullman. new firm from
Huntington and Bristol respectively,
have commenced the erection OF a build
log Cd Main street, between Biogham's
block and Mayor Hopkins Office, which
they expect to occupy for stove and tins
ware store. The contract for building
specifies that tho building is to be ready
for occupancy before the FIRST of Decem.
Der. Tho work IS done by Charles La
Boeuff.
The temperance meetings held at
School House hall for six successive
evenings, and conducted by Messrs. Bry-
ant and Frost. have been grand success.
Over two hundred have signed tho pledge
of total abstinence during the meetings
and among them is large number who
have been very hard drinkers One liquor
seller came out and signed the pledge.
The hall was crowded each evening after
the first. The speakers were earnest,
honest, tried and true men. well adapted
to the work The meetings ended Tues.
day evening They were inaugurn'ed ny
the Woman's Temperance Union.
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ADDISON.
No stirring news since our last.

'N SfAfs's8 ss~"' ~-'-~~ WIS 49,
Our general health Il good. and
our doctors quite ponsive.
Election passed OF quietly as usual
in our republican stronghold
Our farmers are preparing busily
for liking Winters frosty reign" putting
UP new sheds. repairing barns etc.
The ''Wideawakes" of school dis.
:riet No. G are repairing their school
houso, putting in new floor, seats. etc,
and giving oil parts new dress. Their
school tax this year is 40 per cent on the
grand list.
Mr.. John Wright OF Chimney
Point is row feeding about 1900 tur.
kies which be 10 fattening for the market.
he keeps tbep 10 lot containing about
twelty.eigbt acres. aud II Is black with
the fowls They were purchased across
the lake. largely about Plattsbnrgh Mr..
Wright got several car loads Of corn
90 hand, and he Is feeding than about
twenty bushels Of corn per day
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Huntington Modocs and Jeru
salem Rangers played match game of
baseball on Saturday last. tho latter
coming out two scores ahead
After an absence OF nine years, wo
are glad to greet again our old friend,
Jacob Daniels from Amos, Iowa. The
warm reception he meets with from his
many friends in this part of The country
must be cheering to him. and proves in
his case that absence docs not destroy
friendship. We are glad 10 learn that
he has prospered financially, and "lone
may he live 10 enjoy tho fruits of hi!
labors." is the desire Of many 10 thl
community.
That Centennial party held q
Jerusalem the other evening. was alto
| gcthcr too much Centennial. None o
our forefathers ever conducted themselve
in so unbecoming manner We ar,
glad to learn that the more respectable
left as coon as the lights were extin
guished those that remained and per
sisted in putting out the lights simpl.
made themselves disgraceful and SHOULD
never be admitted into respectable so
ciety. No blame is attached to the famil'
that entertained them. as they endeav
ored to have it otherwise.
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LINCOLN.

"A series Of meetings are to be held
at the NJ. Il. Church in this place by
Rev, 2. G. Pickett, commencing Monday,
Nov 20, and continuing four days; ser.
vices at 1880 o'clock A. M, 2 P. NJ, and
$50 evening. Ministers from abroad
are expected to be present, and friends
and members of other churches are cor
daily invited to attend and help to make
the meetings q SUCCESS.
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HHOREHAAH-IIrM

The auction sale of the property be-.
longing to the Oadworth estate. on Tues.
day, was we'll attended and good fair
prices were realised.
MIR. D. E. Boyden. deputy of tho
Vermont State Grange Of the Patrons oil
Husbandry, will discuss the principles
and objects Of tho order OF Shofeham
village, on Wednesday evening. Nov. %,
and Of Riehville, Thursday evening. Nov.
20. and all interested 10 agricultural pur.
soits. both ladies apd gentlemen, are in.
vtcd to be present,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

We have determined to reduce our rates fo
short time advertisements, and shall hencefortf
charge only so cents for one inch or less for thu
arst Insertion, with the addition Of 8 cents pei
line for space occupied beyond one inch.
For three weeks the charge will DO one dolla
for one inch and 10 cents per lins for the spsc'
occupied beyond one inch
This includes all legal advertisements, such al
probate and chancery notices, announcements Of
estrays, libers.ions, &c.
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NEW HAVEN.

The fall term Of Beeman Academy
will close November "a. ncxt Friday,
with examinations on Wednesday and
Thursday. and rhetorical exercises on
Friday The term has been profitable
one to the students and The closing exer.
discs will be full of interest. The winter
term will commence on December 4.
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INOR SALE.

TOR SALE. -
l. The house aud lot owned and occupied BY
Dr. n D. Ross IN East Middlsbury. The lot
high state Of cultivation. seventy-fvs young
and thrifty apple trees, pears. pluns and mail
fruit 10 abundanes for any family. The houss
contains ten rooms, all IL COED repair. Water in
hsuss ss6 barn. Possession given iRpsdista1D
\. D. Re
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HATR TN $s:5;; ; +: ;!$;!:

that unpleasant itchiag thetis The prelude OF the
hairs decay. Removes dandruf and cures all
diseases Of the soalp. 1t makes a nice shampoo
and dressing for ladies' aud ealdrep. heads - i
cool, and ieaYes tho hair so! aud scalp clean. Try
it and you will use no other. Ask druggists and
merchants for It everywhere or send 20 - 10 me
for trial bottle. Address G. w. Richardson. Bar
net, VT Sold il Middlsbury by N. +. Rdlr; In
Vergennes by n. J. Renaud barber, 22lns
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highest Premium Al The UentennIal Awarded % The
LAMB KNITTING MACHINE.

Knits a Stocking In Fifteen Minutes.
complete; knits all szes: narrows and widens a.
will; and knits the web either tubular Or fat
single. double or ribbed, producing oil uariaiss Of
i7lf apparel. Send for circulars and sample stock
ing. LAMB KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Chicopee Falls, Mass, or Boston, Mass
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posT OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
NAILS ARnivE.
From Rtpton, Granville, Hancock
East Middlebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport 200 a. NJ
WV mail from north $3.50 A. NJ.
Nav York. Rutland and ALBANY. 700 A. NJ.
Nav YORK. s:46 P. NJ.
Way mall from south, SAD r. NJ
MAiLs CLOSE.
Wsv mail goIne south. a.2O A. NJ.
2 north, sl5 P. NJ.
Mails for Rlpton, Granville, Han.
cock, East Middlebury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Brldport S;l6 7. NJ.
Closed mall for Boston and Rutland, $40 7, M.
Closed mall for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, $500 7. NJ.
A. s. TRACY, p. NJ.
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give more general report. A vote OF
thanks was rendered Mrs. Button for the
report given. Mrs. Rockwell gave an
account Of a meeting she attended at tho
Friendly Inn. 10 Brooklyn. Il was voted
to set aside one-half of the money 10 the
treasury for the year, after paying all
debts Of tho Union. for the expenses Of
delegates. Adjourned for two weeks.
II. NJ, TurPIR, Sec.
90 Wednesday afternoon, the alarm
of Gre was raised aud soon It was discov.
cred that it was 10 Mr.. Harry Mooro's
barn. Mr.. Charles Bruyea was the frs,
to reach the spot. The FIRE blazed up 10
solid fiamo from a pile Of hay inside aud
Bruyea at first saw nothing else. Hav
ing thrown something over the fame and
partly extiDguished it he discovered Mr..
Moore lying by tho side Of the FIRE appar.
emily unconscious. Taking him up aud
getting him to the air Mr.. Moore revived
and was able to walk into tho house
though badly burned on ono side and bis
clothes on that side almost burned of from
him. The FIRE was quickly extiuguished
before the fire engine could be got to the
scene. DR.. Russell was called to care fol
the injured man and everything possible
Was done to alleviate bis sufferiDgs. but
his condition was painful and critical fol
some time. This friday morning b.
was some improved. AS Mr.. Moore 70.
members the occurrence he went into the
barn with his lantern and stumbled or wa.
faint and fell over some hay upon ths
floor. II appears that the oil came Out
Of his lamp and took Gre and soon oou.
mupieated TO tho hay md other oombus
tib!es near. he lost himself for som,
cause and when be came to hs had sens,
, Of spfooation with smoke but was not q
first swne Of hisipjury by the Gre.
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Something New I'm Mosquitoes.

Close observer will remark that this
season presents two separate and distinct
races of mosquitoes-the regular old
breed that sing and buzz in your ears
and scare you almost into spasms, and
the new one, speckled and spotted in
appearance. This new tribe possesses
even more deviltry than the old, for
they are Of the regular sneaking order
and they never tell you when they in
tend to strike. They will steb up, and
steal a bite and quietly leave. tits no
use for you to slap at them. II you do,
you will in all probability slap yourself,
while the ring-streaked and striped little
cuss will wink and point his hind legs at
you in such scOrnful manner that you
are almost aggravated beyond endurance
The appearance of this last pest, however
is indicative OF the end OF summer. He is
known as the fall mosquito, and can
easily be detected by his crawling pro-
pensities. Summer mosquitoes never
crawl; they just light and 90 to business
on the spot.
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Tke 8ntletim.
FITZPATRICK TO HAYES.
"A Bloody Shirt Campaign with
Money" and the Republi-
cans are Safe.
"A Financial Campaign and No MSn-
ey," and they are Defeated.

The indianapolis, Indiana, Sentinel OF
August ed, contained the following
"RELIABLg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GEN.
FITZPATRICK COMMUNICATES TO GOV.
HAYEs-A TOUR OF SIX COUNTIES FILLS
FITZPATRICK WITH FEARFUL APPREHEN-
sIoNs OF HARRIsoN's .DEPEAT--THE
BLOODY SHIRT WALLS FOR AID PROM
THE NATIONAL CORRUPTION FUND-THE
INDEPENDENTS 10 BE BOUGHT WITH
NoNEY-wITHoUT GREASE AN ARIsTo-
Graf WILL BE DEFEATED FOR COVER.
NORA SAD But INTERESTING LETTER"
On yesterday. Gen. Fitzpatrick, at pres
ent itineratlDg the state In the carmine
interest Of Morton, Harrison & Co., keft
in the reading room Of the Grand Hotel
letter addressed to Gov. Hayes Of Ohio,
in which Fitzpatrick furnishes Gov.
Hayes with what he terms "reliable in
formation" Of the condition Of the can.
yass in this state.
We below give our readers the text OF
Gen. kilpatrick's mOurnful story, adding
that its genuineness il incontestible. and
it will be in vain that the Republican
press may seek to deny it.
READ AND REFLECT.
GRAND HOTEL, ISpIANAroLIs,
August q, Is.6. !
DEAR SIR-l nave now unlsneO tour
of six counties la Indiana, and feeling
that any reliable information from this
state will interest you, write:
In the first place, the canvass is well
conducted, the people are enthusiastic
and determined and the OLD WAR SPIRIT
thoroughly aroused, and II il were not
for one thing We could rest certain Of
victory in October. There IL an indie
pendant party in this state, confined, it
is true to q few counties. Lut formidable,
AND 1T WILL DEFEAT GEN. HARRISON.
There Is but one way to overcome this
movement. The leaders Of the indie
pendents are poor, needy and in debt.
They must be lectured to, documents be
placed in their hands that they may be
convinced oftheir folly.
A BLooDY-sHIRT CAMPAIGN WITH
MONEY, AND INDIANA IS SAFE. A FISAN.
CIAL CAMPAIGN AND no MONEY AND WE
ARE BEATEN.
The national committee has done moth
ing for Indiana. Alone they are fight
ing this battle, and bravely but unless
the national committee wakes up and
does its duty to you. to the party and the
country, DEFEAT Is CERTAIN IN OCTOBER.
| never in all my life felt so certain
that was doing my duty as in this con.
test. and my desire for success. my dear
sir. is my only excuse for writing you.
Your friend,
j. KILPATmcx.
To X. b. Hayes, Gov, Etc.
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VIS6CHER Il HALLS
CONCENTRATED POTASH

market, and far supepiop - Cos
eentrated Lye fes all puPpeses
for which % b used.
Put up In one pound metal cans, convenient
for use In families for making hard and son
soaps. and for cleaning purposes generally. Di-
REGIONS for making soap. etc., accompanying
each can.
For cleaning type, presses, machinery, Dsiats.
so!sning vswt' wssaaas s,e sa sna Itns use ss
c0nvenfence Of package. For sale by GrOcers
and Druggists every where.
Yiss~Acs & Hall's lnseetleiAe an6
DlstneeetaHt poWaeP il invaluable for the
destruction OF the bag. c0ttoa worm. grass
hoppsrs. mice. rats, roachss, tnssets, snd ver,
min Of all kinda. II u harinless 70 men and
animals. and far cheaper than Paris grssn Tor
the destruction OF vssmin. IL e slso inyaina-
be :. nsss.lss...s, ssnsylsS ~ .ss !. sosp a.
sIDks, cellars. stAhlss, &c. rutnp Il one pound
ceas. y0s sale By nssgQ!:ss - Gsoesss
Ns.ai.sssssrs. y Vel 9 Ssw Yoss.
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Or. G. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
unequaied.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
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I General Banking Business Done.
6TExchange sold and bought Interest paid
n the Savings Department. Collections made,
nd all busin ess PROMPTLY attended to.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par.
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone f1eeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net eaba6k facing the sight
est injury 10 ihe mast kenaer infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MFUCE bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.