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was sustained only by fraud. The LET

was sustained only by fraud The let
ter concludes as follows:
packard could not sustain himself
without the active support OF the army,
which probably would have been re-
CURED during his term. The people of
the state, and in which many good Re
publicans concurred, saw nothing but
turmoil, uncertainty and prostration for
four Years more, which they felt was
uncomfortable. Ofcourse, those opposed
to Us believe that Nichols carried the
state, aud that the returning board
was rascally institution, and, having
unboundcd confidence in Nichols. they
felt they must have him for governor.
The local government had not been d
success. and the feeling was that a gov.
eminent that could not sustain Itself
could not protect others. The business
sentiment of the country was a unit in
favor of stability and peace and order
in some way. To have sustained Pack
ard with the army would have wrecked
the Administration and the Republican
party, while the plan of permitting Q
state through its own machinery and
laws TO settle its own government could
have no worse result, but might be bet
ter. The latter policy was Inevitable
and the future will determine the con.
sequences. So far this result has beer
attained. We have peace, order, conf
dence, more tolerance of opinion than
ever before, and, so far as l can see
better protection to life, liberty, prop
erty and all legal rights. believe
Nichols to be good man, and that he
will faithfully and effectively perform
his duties. The race issue in politics
with all the attending prejudices, i:
passing away. Ii looks rs if intelli
gence and integrity would now domi
nate without regard to color. believe
we are in better condition to have 6
Republican party which will do honoi
to the nation and carry the state than il
Packard had been sustained. The pol
icy of pacification is right. 1t ought tc
have been adopted before. There is nc
sense in talking of the war forever. The
way TO have it forgotten is to cease hold
ing it up all the time. The Confeder
ates are an important element of oui
population, and must be treated as such
Their welfare will have much TO dc
with the prosperity and happiness Of
the whole population. We want then
to love our country. They will never
do this so long as they are held up as
odious, and are tainted and treated as
rebels. The presidents policy will
succeed, though he may fail. The Re
publican party, great in principles, in
capacity, and in war, should be great in
peace and its Christian charities. | an
going to remain q Republican, and sus-
tain the pacification policy. Let us all
try it. The president is wiser than hi;
assailants. He recognizes the duties
and conditions of peace"
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Addison County Good remplars Union.

-tNt''ph ,ohhtt NOob
The following came to us too late for
last weeks issue, but we now present
II as the most complete report yet pub
lished:
The 23d quarterly session of the Addi-
son county Good Templar's Union was
held at Lincoln, Wednesday, May 23,
1877. The forenoon session was open
ed at 1880 AM, +. W. c. Il. Clifford in
the chair. The lodges of he county
were all represented but one, and the
attendance was very favorable for n
successful meeting. The exercises of
the forenoon consisted of written re-
ports from the various lodges, and YER
bal reports by brothers Smith, Peck,
Sturtevant, Bump, Cove, Roleau and
others, and the usual routine business
of the order occupied the forenoon SER
vices. Brother Dart of Ferrisburgh,
Bosworth of Bristol, and Rcy. ID. +.
Brooks of Panton, We're appointed exec
utiye committee for the ensuing quar-
ter. After listening TO some excellent
music by the Bristol choir, Miss Mary
Harlow, organist, Ernest Peckham,
chorister, the meeting adjourned UNI
Ill 80 Pm. In the Intervening time
the members retired TO j. ii. Batchel-
der's hall, where an excellent dinner
was in waiting, prepared by the Good
Templars and friends of the order in
Lincoln.
Afternoon.-A private session was
held, commencing at l 80 Pm, w. Z. Il.
Nancy in the chair. The nominating
committee reported the names of the
following persons for officers for the
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u The Illinois Legislature passed n
bill making silver legal tender for the
payment of debts in the state of Illinois.
and thought 10 remedy thereby all the
financial troubles of this oppressed peo-
pie. But Governor Cullom has, ten.
porarily at least, checked the hopes OF
the hopeful Legislators as TO making this
state local paradise, by returning the
bill with objections. He thinks it would
neither be wise nor consistent with the
state or national constitutions. His
points seem TO be we'll taken. certainly
so far as they relate to the constituting
Of debased currency legal tender in n
single locality. If silver were to be re-
monctizcd in the state of Illinois, and
being below par elsewhere, it would of
course flow into that state, and in guam
titles more than needed for small change
in the commercial transactions of the
people. and their loss and Inconvenience
would be greater even than in 1861 q,
when there was depreciation of the
value Of the currency through the whole
country instead OF single state His
constitutional objections arc not with
ont force, either.
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The Southern Policy.

The success or failure of the prcsi-
dents southern policy is a matter of
very great interest TO all citizens of this
nation, and our readers cannot fail
therefore TO read with interest the fol-
lowing expression of views upon the
situation in Louisiana by ex-Congress-
man Sheldon Of that state, and one of
the Republican electors. II is an ex-
trart from private letter TO a western
gentleman. Mr.. Sheldon says he has no
doubt Int that the state was carried
honestly for Hayes and that il went also
for Packard. Bnt the question of the
state government is very perplexing
one, and there is undoubtedly an hon.
est difference Of opinion as to the real
result of the state election. The sup
porters of Nichols are confident In the
view that he was elected, aud naturally
unwilling TO concede anything TO the
opposite party, which they really think
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University OF Vermont and State Asri-
cultural College.

PROGRAMME FOR COMMENCEMENT WEEK
The following is the programme OF
the exercises connected with the seven.
ty-tmrd commencement Of the Univer.
slty of Vermont and state agricultural
college, at burlington. The public OK.
erciscs will be held IN the College stree,
church. Music will be furnished b,
Blaisdells orchestra, of Concord, n. Ii
The Central Vermont railroad will
charge half fare for return tickets. Re.
! turn certificates can he obtained from
Charles +. Allen. thr secretary Of the
Alumni.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a
$3.50 L. NJ Baccalaureatc discourse
by the president.
80 T. M.-Annivcrsary of the soci-
ETY. for religious inquiry. Address BY
Alvah uovcy, d. d., president of New.
ton (NIass.) theological institution.
MONDAY, JUNE %.
500 r. M.-Commencement concert
at City Hall
TUESDAY, JUNE 90
$3.50 A. M.-Annual meeting Of the
Phi Beta Kappa at Institute Hall.
600 M.-Meeting of Alumni at Col
lege chapel.
1890 A. M.--Cclebration Of the Asso-
ciate Alumni. Grafton by Hon. Robert
5. Hale, LID, of Elizabethtown, n.
\. Poem by s. s. Cutting, d. D., OF
brooklyn, ". Y.
2:P. NJ Anniversary of medical de-
partment and celebration of medical
alumni. Address TO tho class by George
Dunsmore, NJ. D., of st. Adams. Ad.
dress before medical alumni association
by Prof. S. w. Thayer, NJ. d., of Bur.
lington.
400 r. M.-Dinner of medical faculty
and alumni.
1880 p. M.-Junior exhibition
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27.
900 A. M.-Exhibition of art gallery
etc.
1890 A. M.-Procession from the col.
lege.
IL 90 A. Orations of graduating
class, masters Grafton and comforting
of degrees.
2:OO r. Corporation dinner.
$500 +. M---COmmenccmnnt leycc al
the presidents house.
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
900 a. NJ. and 2:00 T.. -Examina.
ton for admission 10 the University. al
the college rooms.
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70 Judge Barrett, of the New York
Supreme court has rendered an import
ant decision which is the more notable
in that il shows common sense in an
unusual degree, and establishes pre-
cedent as 10 the power of trade unions
and tie obligations Of members. Roger
Burke and John Mullen were expelled
from the Iongshoremen's Protective
Association for working at less rate
than bylaw of the Association re-
quired. This action was brought TO Sc
cure Reinstatement. The judge in de-
Gliding the case said: "Such bylaw of
such n corporation is unreasonable and
oppressive. 1t is contrary to public
policy. II limits the mans right to earn
his livelihood, i'll his own proper way,
Cor conduct which is neither inherently
wrong nor subversive ofany benevolent
or charitable purpose. 1t subjects the
member TO disfianchisement, and de-
prives him of his right to the benevolent
offices of the corporation. 1t is there
fore void" In both cases Judge Bar
rett granted peremptory mandamuses.
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sANrL E. COOKE, JUDI
STATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRIC.i

In Probate Court ,held in Middltbuly, Within al ,
for said district, on the 23d day Of NAV, A H.
1877. -
Stephen y. Warren, Administrator Of the estat. .i
Alpheus Royce, late Of Orwell, in said district
deceased. presents his administration account irr
examination and allowance, and makes applira
ton for decree of distribution aud partition a.
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said court that SAT-
account and said application be referred To -.
sion thereof to be held at the Probate onioe l
said Middlebury, on the 18th day of June A. -,
1871 for hearing and decision thereon e!sl
1t Is further ordered that notice be given 10 ali
persons interested, by publication Of said apple,
uon and This order thereon three weeks SUCCESSIVE
edIat Middlebury, previous to said time Vi hesrl.
That they may appear at said time and place All
show cause, If any they may have, why said p.
count should not be allowed and such decree ma 10
By the Court-Attest:
SAMUEL Z. COOKE, judge.
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TROTTING STATIONS
or rHr-
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
VEST RANDOLPH, VT.

HAMBlEToNlAN MONAECll-Foaled April
20, le6i-Blood Bay-SiXtcen hands high-Sired
by Rysdyks liambletoniAn-Dam by Docs Abdal.
lah chief Terms, $40 TO insure.
And
RANDOLPH -foaled- lssl-Bay, with star
Fineen hands-Sired by Aberdeen, son Of Rys.
dyk's Hambletonian and Widow Machree-Dam.
Fanny Sleight, by Ethan Allen. &. 4. by Harris
Hambetonian-limited 80 II mares. Terms, s25
TO insure
WIN make The season Of is7T, nom May Is to
Sept. |, at the iarm of
". d. FOSTER. Woodstock. VI.
DON GiOVANNI-foaled ls.O-Golden Bay
10 "a hands high-sired by Hampton, son OF Rys-
dyk's Neutrality-suspicious. by Volunteer, Z. d. by
old Abdallah. Terms, go TO insure
LOCKWOOD - foaled 1873 Blood BAY, blk.
points-l6l2 hands high-Sired by Aberdeen
Dam, Lady Lockwood (rccorl ?.25) by Neaye's
Cassius NJ Clay. Jr Terins, $50 TO insure.
Win make the season of 1877 AZ the GREEN
MOUNTAIN STUp FARM, WEST R,SDoLrI, W.
Mares pasiured and well cared for al sl.OO per
week, but all accid' nts at owners risk FOR cir
cuars giving extended pedigrees, address,
MOuL1ON BROTHERS,
1ni3 West Randolph, Vermont,
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The EllentOn Cases--The Jury Disa-
gree.
CHARLESTON. Jnle q

CHARLESTON, june ,.
Judge Waite last night summoned
the jury in the Ellonton cases into court
and found on interrogating them that
they could only agree upon verdict In
the case of one of the eleven persons
charged with conspiracy. This was
Abncr W. Atkinson, a man over sixty
years old, who was acquitted. The
judge then discharged the jury and the
ten remaining prisoners were released
upon giving bonds for their appearance
at the next term of court, Counsel
think il unlikely that the cases win ever
again be tried. II is now known the
jury stood six to six on the question of
general acquittal, six whites being for
and six blacks against. The black jury
men, however, were willing to agree
upon verdict convicting two of the
accused and acquitting all the rest, but
TO this the six whites would not CON
sent,
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IN Observation-Disclosures Oh
l. VERMONT, s.

IN ne Irumhn LOCKWOOD, bankrupt
Nouce 10 hereby given that petition la. bccu
MED IN SAID court by Truman lockwood, OF Bll-.
toll IN SAID district duly declared q bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress of March 2, 1857, for
discharge and certificate thereof frpm all his deb,
and other claims provable under said act and that
the Hon. Hoyt H. Wheeler, Judge OF said court, 81
the =. y: court rooms In Burlington, lie assigned
Tor the hearing of the same, when and where all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons In interest, may attend and show cause
II any they have. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day Of May
is'I' %. b. SMALLEY, CLERK
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DIED.

HAskELL-ln ogden-burgh. y. Y, MAY 81
Mrs. Betaey s, HAsksll. widow OF the late Benja
MN +: Haskell OF wet Cornwall. Vt, aged Il
years, months, aud p days.
FLUE-in Miidlebury, June =, OF consumption
Freeman Plue, aged 30 Years.
LASDON-In Mddlebury, june g. of PARALYSIS
Mrs. Roxana (Severance) Landon, aged 10 years
MORTIMER-In Racine, Wisconsin, MAY 30
Edith Madeline, daughter Of Isaac Mortimer and
Martha squier Hill. aged ten months
HASSELTISE-In Enfield, Y. H., Nav ls Iey
Hasseitine, formerly OF Bristol, aged IS years.
EMORf-In Essex, y. y April 8. Miss Cynthli
Emory, aged 90 years.
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The Car of Russia has ordered his
daughter, the Duchess Of Edinburgh, TO
return home from England, but the
telegram from st. Petersburgh announ-
eng the fact was suppressed. Since
then IL is rumored that the duchess will
shortly go 10 Coburg. This is kind
Of neutral ground. II is not England,
II Is not Russia, but il is the capital of
her imperial highness's husbands future
dOminfOns,
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" a RKETR-
Middlebury Retail Market.
FRIDAY, JUNE 9. 1871.
Watertown Live Stock Market
For THE WEEK ENDING Jusn ;, 1871.

Market Beef-A few choice S0.O0,a92J extra
s.25a9.O0; fret quality 7.25asOO; second quality
6.25a7.00; third quality 5.5OaG.OO.
Prices Of Store Catte--Workng Oxen per pair
from 800, 100, l15 and go.
Mich Cows and Calves from S2Jal5; extra 50as0
fearlings sl0a20i two years old i5a30; three
years old 25ai0
Western fat SWINE Cut l.ic per ID.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots $50 3..s, AGO, and
500, extra S5.OOas00 per head, or ironl aasC
per lb.
Lambs ;alOc per Id.
Veal calves 4a5 lie per III.
Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brighton hides IL
per lbi Country hides, l.2a7 per h. Brighton
iallow &c perlb.; Country tallow l-ea6c.
Pelts Sl25al so each. Calf skins lOallc per III.
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Quicker Time from Montreal 10 New
York.

-, WHofiINUIUN, UUIIC d
The secretary ofthe treasury to-day is
sped regulations under which the bag
gage Of passengers entering the United
States from Canada by the Delaware
and Hudson, Central Vermont and
Southeastern railroads will be examin-
ed by United States inspectors of GUS
toms at Montreal instead of as hereto.
fore at the first port Of arrival in the
United States. By this arrangement
the delay of passenger trains at Rouses
Point, St. Adams and Newport will be
.obyiated.
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gfgal 33ntttr.
,TATE OF vERMoNT-DIsTRIcr

I. VI LIllION I-DIoIRI
~ OF ADDISON, 90.
In Probate Court, held at Mlddlebury, wloi,
d. 1877. wy - oNNs' -
An instrument, purporting to be the last will m.
testament Of RoNana Landou, late of Middlebrr,.
IN said district deceased, being presented l.,
Edwin +. Land0n, the executor therein name 4
for probate, II Ia ordered by said court that ~
persons concerned therein be notified to apnr,i
at session thereof, to be held at the Probate ON
IN Mldilebury, in said district on the 2d uay
July, A. d. 1877, at 10 O'Clock In the ioren6oi
and show cause, If any they may have, against IL
probate of said Will for which purpose 1t Ia fur
ther ordered that this order be published the,
newspaper printed at Middlebury III this st.f
previous to said time of hearing. ~
BY the court-Attest
SAINT + EOOLT ia,
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TifK SUBSTITUTION or
BRANDY FOR ALCOHOL.
the use of the True ia.
mnlca Ginger, Of their
own selection and i'm
portation, Its combina.
ton with choice nromat
les, as devised and origi.
mated by DIR. SANFORD,
placed this preparation
In actual merit so far
ahead ofanything before
compounded that not.
withstanding the most
bitter opposition from
the trade, its sales In
In New England now cx.
ceed that of all others
combined. The second
year Of its manufacture
its sale exceeded the pre-
vious year by over nfty
thousand bottles. II il
manufactured on a scale
simply enormous. Two
thousand gallons are al.
ways kept made long In
advance Of consumption,
by which II acquires a
delicious flavor and bril-.
liant transparency. Eve.
ry improvement In labor
saving apparatus Is nd.
opted so rs 10 permit the
use Of costly materials
and yet retain q profit.
The bottllng machine IL
alone able TO I'LL two
thousand four hundred
bottles per hour. From
this brief statement II
will be seen that Messrs.
WEEKS & POTTER have
entered upon the manu-.
facture Of Sanford's ia.
mhicn Ginger in q man
ner that must in time sc.
cure for them the enorm.
Gus trade In this article.
Its elegant flavor, great
merit. and low price
should be tested once by
! those In need OF q family
medicine before allow
ing them selves to be In
duced, by misrepresen
tation, to buy others. In.
sist upon having what
you call fOr-SANfORD's
JAMAICA ttICQIP.
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CE mo MORE PHYSIC

No more nauseatng. burning Llnimcnts, Lotions,
Salves, and Ointments for pain and soreness, but
q grateful, healing and soothing external appIca.
NOLTAlC PLASTERS, the greatest and most
speedy pain reliever In the world. This great
remedy consists of Voltaic or Galvanic Plasters
carefully attached together and Embedded in a
Porous Plaster. highly medicated forming the
grandest curative agent of this century. Ii is a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-06-08

DO you have pain in your back? If
so, your kidneys are diseased. Do not
use plasters, they will do you no good ;
but take Hunfs Remeydand be cured.
Dropsy and all diseases of the kidneys
bladder and urinary organs are cured
by Hunts Remedy.
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a box Of GLENS'S SULPHUR SOAP which con
tains three cakes and costs only sixty cents Is sui
1c,ent to supply material for at least twenty
sulphur baths which would eradicate whole cat
aiogue Of rheumatic and cutaneous maladies
s1i, ~ al druggists p cents. IVA
Hilps Hair & Whisker DYE, black OF brown 20 ri
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DANIEL F. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

From E. Parson. Brookville, Kansas:
THE piano came safely yesterday, we find it all
that fancy painted and you promised. The insuu
ment Is handsome and lis tone is pure and full
see no reason why, with ordinary care, II may
not last a lifetime Those who, like me, cannot
afford TO pay five hundred or thousand dollar
, ,Ss IHso. will, am sure, thank you for saving
mem me eNorbtant profits of dealers In general
and making Il possible for any industrious man o.
piano"
From Il Gilbert, Doud's Station, Iowa.
"Organ is received. The accomplished organi I
who gets II says she would not exchange Il for any
organ she ever saw or heard ffom any other la
tory, whatever the price. In mechanical skill
simplicity of construction. aud purity of tone.
have never known Its equal. II IL, eniphatically
the best organ for the least money
] have sold many other makes Of organs som.
(which thought could not be equallea but iis,
King SAUL your organs are head and shoulder.
above theirs in the leading elements that constimt
a complete organ" 44yl
AGENTS WANTED. but where have none
large discounts made TO have them introduced ~
new localities Send for Illustrated Advertiser
(catalogue) containing testimonials nom persons
some of whom you may know, sent free Address
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, New Jerse,
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DIR. A. T. Woodward; of Brandon
left for Chicago, H., Wednesday OF last
week, as a delegate from the medical
department Of the University of YER
mont to the American medical associa-
ton which conYenes there.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GIlsGEh
THE QUINTEssENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATICS
AND FRENCH BRANDY

preparation 30 elegantly Favored and medic.
lnally ehectlNe as TO utterly surpaAs all previous
preparations Of crude ginger and household rene.
dies for the felefand euro OF diseases and nlmenta
incidea,lal TO the summer and winter seasons, aud
10 sudden changes of temperature.
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photography
erpetuates

One dozen Stereoscoplc Views Of the Centenniil
of $500. our variety includes all the building
grounds statuary. and other beautiful things e.
hibited. This company had sole authority 20 us.
the Photographic art within the grounds At.l
buildings OF the CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
Americans should secure so valuable a cole,
tional OF authentic pictures Of growth and gree.
ness Of their own country.
Pleasing and Profitable Presents.
Cartes de yisiie, Is cents; SIS 50 cents; sNla.
loo each. Catalogues sent for 3 cent stamp.
For sale by all dealers and booksellers A.
dress.
CENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC co,
Wilson Adams) PHILADELPHIA, p
STUDIO, INTERNATIONAL ExIuDITIoS GRouNps.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
s-gm
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0Enn REWARD will be paid for a bottle Of
0OOO any other extract or essencc Of Jamaica
Ginger. If found to equal 1t in fine flavor, purity
and prompt medical effect. Sold by all Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Crocers. and dealers In
medicine. Price 60 cents. WEEKS & POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bosion
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STATE OF vERMONT-DISTRICT


In Probate Court held at Middlebury, wa. d.
ID. 1877. -
An instrument purportng TO be the last will Oh +
testament of Curtis Allen, Of Orwell in said dstl
deceased being presented by Geo. Z. Allen
one of the executor therein named for a..
bate, 1t is ordered By said court that all person
concerned therein be notified TO appear at ses ~
bury. in said district, on the 25th dav of Ju,'.
y. ID. 1877, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ei.,
show cause, If any they may have, against n,
probate of said will for which purpose it is IA,
ther ordered that this order be published TIM
weeks successfully in the 1Iiddlebury Register 4
newspaper printed al Middlebury, in ms st.i.
previous to said time Of said hearing
BY the Court-Attest: