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, 1877-12-22

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6 b a III omeilsY tllen finb Defenders fir
Die 9eilnl1s BON irautem aopfiueh, Ierpoitm
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reitet uno meroen ir9eno cine &ranfhslt bei@
len. Breis so @ts, fret nit Der Yolt. Son
alen Npotbefern ucrfauft. office No. 100
81. @uta. Ctr, Baltimore. 1S5lep:
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beiuht, NIT bielem Seriht iibereiuitlmmeu
lptrb, unb boffenp, bab Sober, Der ith cine
9eiunbe nnb io~rgenfrei 9eilnitdtte 5u 9riinoen
miiniht, bor Qnem ieiu Nugenmerf auf btes
len @arter be8 Siioeus ridten uuo lelblt
priifen wiro
53etdnet a6tungspou Die Delegation !: s.
Wolt, Sobn Sen, @nn. Sobuion, u. u.
Saullaa, ISM. Senpel. (S1. StStg.)
, 1877-12-22
Wfntter! Mntter! Mutter!!

Ierl6umt ntdt, Gnd WITS. Wtn8z
um'S ltnoernbeu Sprup fir ale
2rantbeiten beim 3abneu Der &inoer gu per-
ldafter. Osrielbe ltnoert Dem &inbe Die
Sdmerscn, furirt 8tnofoltf, regelt ben Dia.
gen Mnb erletdtert Der Wntter ibre Wiibe,
iuoem er Dem 8inoe 2%tnoerung uno @elunp.
belt perldafft.
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Sin perumsIdcftes 3amberfumit=
Niif.

Nus GUM, 10. 5000, mefcet 81, ,Noroo.
IGg. 3t9.": Sin ldlmerer lln9lidsfau
erei9nete lid bier GET TT Nbeno mahrsno Der
8oritelun9 oeS 5aubs,flnllers ". @pltein.
OGr'elbe 9ltbt don ieit mebEeren Nbeuosn
i'm Setel be Goms Sorfsuunqeu in letner
&unit. uro oa'u ssbort oils beionbesss Sra,
po4lliid Elm Experiment. meldes er gsipib
ldon un3dbiige Wtale bat sur Nusiibruug
brinaen lofen, iueldes aber btsSmal fir i'm
uerbausn,Buou werocn iolte. @r sab einem
IN Dem 5ablreth ueriommelten Yublifum
anmeienben &pnuafafen Elm @epehr nebi
@ulper nno Sptefuael nnb bat, bas @emsbr
9eh0ri9 1u LADEN unb anf iln ao5ufeuern; e.,
moute Die &ugel aufian9en uuO iie bann Dem
Bnblifum anf eiuem SeIer praientireu.
9ies seihieht. 9err @pltein commanoirt,
Der @pmnaGai feuert los uub ieuer fiiirat
'ofort au Sooen uieber. SIN erften Iu9crs
bl'ds bad)te oas Yubl,fum, es mufie o,es 10
lem, uno applauo,rte auf ba8 lebhoftste.
Sebr balo aber pern0bm mau bic r1delnoe
Gimme bes @efausnen: $50 bin 9stroffsu".
uno lob auh, mis Blut aus Der Se,te ter
grult floB. @r NOR mirflih getroiiee.
3mst Stiiters ilir,teu ioiort ouf ote Snbae
unb iGafiten Den unaliidltden h,nter bic
@ouliii n, mo aud 0lsbalb mebrers aerste
CUR 0iilie erihiensn. Dos sahlrstte YubI,-
fun uwerlie6 ~beitiir5t ben Sual. @r muroe
na6iragli1 nod Dem &ranfansSnhitut Der
barmbsrUg'u S1rpefern seidlafi,, uno Git
beute 1T es m0gIiU geporNen, Die Suaei aus
Der Idhe bes &iidsrats Reconsideration.
Der 3uiano oss Terleeten ioa bsior0nlB
erre9sno leiu. Der uu9ladsfal if oaourd
be- bei9etihrt morben. oaB Der 0tedGntSm 6
an benz unteren Cube bee Ha5eiodes, meldles
betm SiueinfoB'n IN ten Sauf cine aioppe
oilust uno in oteie Die Su9sl aufulmmi, ales-
ie,nen Otsnf peria9ie.
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0te Bldne Der DSnnbap Sdoot
StmeS", pelde in elmer NnSeige= Spulte
.. 81. su finben ilno, weroen iiderlid) ben
Setfal 9erIenigeu finoen, ipelde fir CONN.
tagSidnlen tbdtlg fl1o. Seoer YaItor, Supers
intenoent ulo 2ebrer lo1te eineu Seriud) NIT
''The Times" Ill Dem punberbar ntebrl9en
Yrelle auf bret Wtonate fir ueue Snblcriben'
ten MAIDEN. 1.-THE Scholars Quarterly,
ipelfes a1e bret Dtolate bel oemlelbeu Ser.
ars9eber eridcirt, nlrnn,t lebr ldue1 rie
5teIe oes aemobuliden 8raaebrdes eln.
mer cine id,ore farbige Sarte entbalten.
@e9en Der Yrelie iebe man Die 4nSetge.
, 1877-12-22

haesl Darsa Die f@rsdIt&eR GMme.tn susbaft4
Afa 1ttttrs" cir Setluittel sebsttn wrb, bal Sebtr ted
~esianaen iaHuf g. linbet biz S&mer;ex ipfprt anb 10
Ertettstera 6tbrau4t uirs Der Yahtnt bon gDU&e 10
EeM 10. Eaaiasss issaea sea aeo. en siiSea Rs seraz
tAts wassea htefts winbEbsrs Sd!n&ssa sz estrssAea.
, 1877-12-22

SuHen @rf~attMugen net.
6ett id)uel Sdeud's Vulmoulc Sprup. mel.
DIES eine iehr ansenebne DtebtSia 1T. Ser-
lelbe betlt bic Jta1helt i'm SalIe, loft ben
SGlcim nno lt0bt oenielben fat obne jeoe
Nnltren9ung Seitens bes Yat,enten aus. gu
pertaufen bel allen 0ro9nllten.
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Ne1et:
.Tafib nnb @abr."

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gn.' Wp. So 9sorrtn ctr. Yielu Yort. lucroet r9r 81
formation er9alten, pclbe 3aulenoe mertD ut.
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oder

Gafesa, S&4aa4H.s9 enteeAea aas Ssrbprbextm 0Ixh.
Gssen btts 3rensbetea "a ,S&ntbtf@ BitterS' baS ntrb
ssIg. G@usmttte[, pal q her bsae 9lutretatser IA, "a
81 s.ebt. asr plrb bu @tbran& " kdt phe Mot senNs
sad s1 &npeEsnS beesunu, 70 bal ppdeu. WaIers,
G&ssta&Asbu axS axSut mtt 8itbu srtuabeHt &raai
Sestea axskreaes, tAnx mus Der @ebran& fusrt etnNs
ksGt wersen, Ia Aranibettea In ssfem 6tabtam axs 90
sss DstashianS rfsrsern.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ns Esasez n BE erst sDtrfaatte ~ Abrysrs. 0ss
ssss nb6!t has sents ssfem Natruns uno Sraft. Wens
Ass 2agez arb sabsrf 0erbaaaasssrsaus nadlaGtn, ttw
saGs EAhefeit ~ entwtdeln, mus ber sanat &Brper Id
hsx. Dte frGnftetten, uel@s ans sefsrter fbdtteiett 20
acknowledgement eutaetta. Ras s.rf@tsbeue Dirt, ata
81 @AuysarfA&< Nabt tsants stefelkA. Dies II ~
Esass, ssbu sss .S&rehtf& cttters," ~ y aIs 6tar.
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ass1GsY eAsatst
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sns Stsranstn her Waetnspa.ieittt, ais burd erbli&
Saldst sbr btftise Grfalsuus. Wenn BITE Sptis MD
ssasris sessaast anb Der R5rgey III 6p!8s seNsn midi bia.
.assia enasr. pirs, aus aSmasrruna e%intrstsn UNI
ssy sei@p6&s Spasm ertest bta, letateRea anfaa aus
Grs6ltnua Nc bi etuer DesiUu CON ~frdftsr Usunbass
esx x.&i tn Betra&t fSmt. Ek %berabmt.fsn Ger,tt
ssssn Rf 8das boz Stwinbfa&t ia sn sra.u Staeien b.
saattla, E1ttu pbne Masnatms tsrt Gafmert(duiett IN.
sa sci IA 8tsaltrsne ser acknowledgements hau,tt ~
gfstieay Sel@s sa patteSs On flo utm Mt, tbm atht fru&t
leff SsfAwsrhs ssraria6ea ugh at9t egrG ben Asrptr -
bea SAB itm ep.sestr sar fans sees Ia sasaises geas
sssH asb i<&ts &sbruas ~ tetsA-
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Wsvssafamias

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fN.astfaItbt aRtsrv0rfea "A. Hab Istsea aam .ntli@f al
Gsa haran, Die uria4en. Eel4 ex5s fAr.dli4et h.
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hard Saarsxnssm&tst has yturtafYaem, Ne o. Iax
sssssrsant uss eehIr& sa sauisa atrpu u nd "a
4,es ..S&stetfa DittesS aept uaerrst@t ~ ale L.6r.
tgassmtt.d st ben sS.s 1~w6bItea GraaIb sitsn xnb bal
dsaieassa Bic odaasestt ysraGssstben, wtlas f&ss 10.
IA a~ueifelttn. Il wteber Ssuus en- PfSta % sastx.
acknowledgement,
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Wtru" .plattorm.

Silberslau3, cline srpAe 3terpe. Gla ppAliaHpts,l
opus water DsIen. 0rasttta 9titaraarsn'9aasiuH.
ita 40 4. HtreuIart 6taiis ptrltubsI. @sttlhtss
Dlepft 6tnr Nt1ttprr,. 81 lgH
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lit WlO Dominion gawp69i6
Gpmpanp.
Na1 Nem>g prt.

Dtsfe Company ptrb etnsn tbrer na&fplSeaben pra6t.
Bel. NtdDmpnn, Mibemarle, 1atreraS unb
w5eprse Us. Glcer (m 8au) IN ieeem Gtenfaa,
5rettag -Hab S.pnMta8 bet SD0waier ~abtabtsn
lalen.
Diefs S&tAs Fab gang nsu ~unbiwxrbtnN auspradlt6
fiji, pieie 0pute sebaut.
ste pabsn pra9tpSae Salupus, . G Blooms uab
Sape-3tmmer.
lbertrenItG.
QDaartn, pel6e nit titier Qtnie S~erfanpt rperben, Ian.
ben rseelmGbt8 IN 9iep.gpri an otg1 aperpedten pier .tr
Apmpanp, 81 9tprtb Driver.
7robt fur plase nettsr ale 9lem- yprf psrben iGnsu
~befSrpert uAp wtrp pariir atGts ais Die wtrtltG ~sstabtsn
untpften teretnet.
eatfe pieler 4iuie ~perlaHsn gtprtplt UNI 7hubr NaG.
unittaes papreao pes 6 omnlers.
Nrabt apaeupmmeh bic 8 upr 4benps ieben Gag. IL
Deaeu wsitsrer 4ustunft wenpe man I'D an
George ". MHen u. Sp., 4ssnten,
feb. Stfee 4smpanp's 21barpes. Jtsdetts.
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DIR. u. BRYAN.
Committeeman Ir3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1As On Hanf3etnte Ctr, seeD 9orf.

C1nter ben 6taatsseiesen inforpcrirt.)
Gentlemen! a Ris s ssa|s ri s'f ets saa''i Il:
ssno hpslAen San ~ b.banosln, unO sarantisen BIZ
ntfien5haftlib1te Bebanolnng rne 1hleunt9t oai'
rnhe beiluns aner 10 b:banbeltsn Jdle. Se better
faIente fnb aneefelit. Seoer Nr3t " 9ernorra9enc
in u. I.ines S sgsi., M,.s 9os ~ Snf tin,i. II ,u isssnS Ss'0S at
Nstu Bort fir Die Bebanbluns bon
Mdnner=& ranfbeite1.
- epeiis1e MitteI fIr fpeaieae arantbsitsn ~prdparirt.
9snorar md6ie eeeen AIe, fret
fur Mrme.
g~attenten .perben eriudt. Stdbsrss aber tbrsn 81.
tanb enauienben. tporauf linen eine etrlite MnItbf
hber ibren Gan, bic Utosiibfeit Der beilun9. Die oa3u
nStbiss 3sft uno bamit uerbunDenen Rotten mitss'
tbeitt fperben tpiro.
Gorreiponb.na itrens sebets, unb fanen b.antiportet.
Sm esfen Department ino &rantbeitsn Der
i%iiaIitaf.. SIsts iSlisbt Sc ssrisbt'ia. arant5.it.
6arnrutr, Saamenihmdde, unpermo9en uno Que
Rranfbeiten pripater ytatur Elm.
SIM ipetten Hepartement f'io a.oer. alns.n.
asroen Nerper.8 raufbeiten Sispeplia, Rreos, Rbeu.
taatisrnus, seropbeln, Gatarrb, 8ruh. 3~idgrats'
srtimmune uno aroere gerpabiunsen bebanbelt.
SIM brftten Departentent neroen Nu9en. unb
pbrsntrantbeiten bebanbelt uno au' Dpsrationen oor'
aenornmen.
mir piinIasn namentlia Elm pa,npblet teoem
Wtanne au ienDen, Der nit Spmptonen bsbaftet Vt.
tpelhe pbgHtbes !eiben b%efunben. ooer Der reroos,
fdwa9 nno ptr5roeifelt 1T ,no Uelher bic bette Ius'
tunft tlber Die Rrantheiten piini9f, oenen ct am nlei-
fen ausseiest 1T, in Gol9e bon untiu9beit ODER Orb
tidfeit.
Der Mutm etnes funsen Rannes II feline
6tdrfe," 1S27oD
unS mer am befen biejen Nubm au srtuerben ipeib,
Rann an beten feline WtGnulibteit bebaupten. Morsfs
@iintcam. n o Snhtfut. 14s q. ID. Ctr. R:@
a ~, ~perIau9t iir Das bette uno leibteit oer'
fdulide Bud, Das ie berausy.gebsn
puroe. @1idt nab Girculoren nlo nnieren S.o.n.
9un9en fur N9enten.
Rational Nublilbins Co.,
~4ip23nopl philadelphia, ia.
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GGbmep5f1 Dateees.
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@ax sns @rgutegSsfsesA

Dss raess sIs ptsrtuab1t Saarea eyssedis en eesA
N f&w&tf&G Erst BET ttn vtHsrf4 aftltdtn 5oyfAasG
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EsIsae SeiEseft sswtSa sr6utar Has ~ @ytfad AevS6
ia HAbet 10 1ysseaapbtkhI bos
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S&&nA-
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&alteS un0 biBiQes Tieber,

aebelt iir 81 Gents. IS gut tein anoeres Msens in
Der gSelt. mas 10 itnea ole Nrten BON 6ieber beilt,
no9:n lie BON oerbprbener Suit (lfaloria) ober beae.
~nerirter 6ane fommen. mosen ie Sdarlad.. Werpen,
Iieber ober selbes Sieber beiBen, als unter ,3u3ie.
Dung pon 3taopap's piIlen, bas uNeacp Reltef"
Or. Racnap'S. yiur 81 Gents bic 6Ialbe!
, 1877-12-22
Dsrft@tl-Das edts sdsesHx
SsteSs wsss ausf@lteBlia bersttet 80
Dsniel u. &c.
ASS sasrs Trttfs gtsaSe.
&t1laAelska

EM kss pxsNfss sst RG&sseraasea unl Germ n
k&tsg, Y BE 3antasaatetf4sit tet fruktrz Gileaft&
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19
STATE ITEMS.


A ninty-cight pound wife, at Jay,
became disguised with the hired man
while her husband was away, discharg-
ed him and did all the household and
farm work herself, digging fifty bushels
potatoes in a day.
Russell Cutting, of Green River, had
a narrow escape while returning from
the Jacksonville fair early Thursday
morning, Oct. II, himself, two horses
and boy going off II bridge two miles
east of that village into water. One
horse was killed and the other severely
injured, while the boy got broken leg
and other bruises, but Mr.. Cutting ;
injuries were slight.
Frank Patch, of Greensboro Bend, has
proved himself n rascal. lie has been
paying his addresses to Il Young widow,
who had by close economy saved about
six hundred dollars. Under pretence
of making n payment on II farm that
he had bargained for, he obtained this
money and Immediately hired team to
take him to Barton, taking with him
his household goods and II young miss
of seventeen or eighteen years. lie
was last seen in Montreal, and il is sup
posed that he has gone to California.
REUNION FNERMONTOFFICE The
fourteenth annual reunion of Vermont
officers will be held nj st. ,Iohnsburv,
on Thursday, the 18th day of December,
1877. The members of the society, and
all Vermont officers and non-commis-
stoned officers of the army and navy.
are cordially invited 10 attend. The
usual business meeting will he held at
the st. .Iohnsbury house, at 3 O'Clock
L. NJ. The Grafton will he delivered by
Col. Roswell Farnham, of Bradford, AT
l-2Oclock, T.. NJ. Supper AT . o'clock
T.. ". Railroad fare one way.
What might have resulted in q seri-
Gus outbreak in the upper shop at the
state drison, on Tuesday morning,
Oct. 9, was instantly checked by the
firmness of the keepers. Soon after
the men had gone TO work one of the
convicts disobcycd Keeper A. ii.
Woods orders and struck him blow
across the wrist with file he had in
hand. After breaking the file over the
keeper, the convict clutched him by
the throat just as another keeper and
oyerseer came to the rescBe, when the
convict went back TO the bench. picked
up hammer, and was in the not OF
dealing another blow when both officers
drew their revolvers, and Keeper Wood
fired directly at the prisoners head, but
the ball passed through the uplifled hand
of the convict, doing little damage
The disturbance was finally quellsd by
Warden Perking's who conveyed the
disObedieni convict 10 solitary confne.
ment, and the men resumed their work
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

Ev' Both houses of Congress assem-
bled Oh Monday according to the proc
lamation of the president and proceed
ed to the formal business of the opening
of a session. In the senate number of
bills were introduced and referred, and
little controversy arose over the adj
mission of the Colorado Senator, but
the full consideration of it was post
poned. The House was called to order
by Clerk Adams who had put the names
of the Democratic candidates from LOU
isiana, Florida and Colorado upon the
roll, though the Republican members
held tho regular certificates of election.
This was decision of the question him
self which is properly reserved for the
House. The House will probably sus-
tain his action however, even in the
case of the Colorado member. What
ever may be said of Mr.. Adams action
in regard to the contested seats in Lou
isiana and Florida, for there may he
room for difference of opinion upon
those questions, it is difficult to see how
he can defend his position in refusing to
place upon the roll of membership the
name of Mr.. Belford, representative
elect from Colorado. lie stated simply
that Mr.. Bedford had been deprived of
his seat because he was elected al time
not authorized by law, but he made no
mention of the fact that the election re-
ierred TO was held under proclamation
from the governor, that it resulted in
giving Mr.. Bedford an undisputed ma
jority Of more than eight hundred votes,
and that his demand for a seat was
based upon the only evidence of which
the clerk of the House can legally take
cognizance--a certificate regular in form
and duly signed by the chief magistrate
of the state. II was not Mr.. Adams
dnty to judge of the legality of the Col
oradO election, and in presuming to do
so he has clearly msurped function
which belonged to The House.
On Tuesday the presidents message
was received, read and ordered printed.
Its provisions win be referred to else
where.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

~ The annual report of the secretary
of the navy states that the financial diff
ficulties in the navy department have
grown in some measure out of diversion
of appropriations from special objects
to which they have been applied by law
and the expenditure for other objects,
for which appropriations have been in
sufficient. The mcagerness of the APP
preparations have rendered this diver.
sion necessity in order TO keep the
machine running. And that necessity
was supposed TO justify the temporary
borrowing from one fund TO aid anoth-
er. Probably this makes no difference
in the aggregate of expenditures for
any year, but as il is not contemplated
in the law the creation of such a ncces-
sity, it would seem, is not desirable, to
say the least. The secretary is natura-
ly unwilling to assume this RESPONSE
bility and wishes to secure a system OF
administration by which the annual cx-
penditures of the department can be
more accurately asccrtaincd and the
causes of deficiency more certainly
known.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

While six men with the freight wa
gon of Henry Myers were encamped
twelve miles south of Custer. Dakota,
on Friday, Oct. II, they were visited by
three men, who cooked dinner at the
campfire and made themselves so agree
able that all the freighters, except a son
of Myers, gathered about them. Young
Myers was suspicious, and got his shot
gun and remained away from the party.
During conversation around the camp
fire one of the strangers admired shot
gun belonging TO the freighters, and took
it TO examine, but suddenly he cooked
and leyelled ii, stepped between the
freighters and their arms, and ordered
them TO throw up their hands, saying
he wanted what money there was In the
outfit. At this, young Myers stepped
from behind wagon and fired, the shot
striking the robber in the face and
breast. The robber fired at him, but
missed, and dropped his gun and ran,
firing at the party with his revolver.
One of the fi'eighters shot him with a
rifle in the arm. lie fell and soon after
di0d. The other two road agents fled.
A party from Custer are in pursuit.
The body of the dead robb6r has been
identified as that of "Texas Frank
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

CY- Some thirty years ago il was re-
vealed to Joe Smith that nobody could
be saved without baptism. and that no
baptism was cflicacious except that add
ministercd by Mormon priest. Inex-
planned the logical conclusion was that
some very good men might fail of sal
walton, under this ruling. The gencr-
Gus, sympathizing heart of the much
married leader could not brook the
thought that his numerous mother-in-
law, George Washington, Pope Plus
Mono, George Francis Train and the
"saintly" editor ofthe Montpelier Argus
might finally he lost, so he made further
inquiries rs TO the proper Interpretation
of the divine will. lie discovered that
any of the saints could be vigorously
baptized for the dead and Immediately
there was an immense amount of dip
ping and splashing in the western wa
tiers, until all the relatives ofthe church.
gone before, were rescued from their
pcrilous position clinging to the slip
perry sides of purgatory. 1t is affirmed
also that all the defunct presidents en-
cept two, and who they are is left in pain
full uncertainty, have in this way been
rescued from perdition. These bap-
tisns are now said to be going on at
the rate of one hundred per day. They
ought to introduce the improvements OF
modern inventions and baptizc by ma
chinery, and so reach Il larger number of
the perishing, if this ceremony is all
that is required.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-19

~" The French election took place on
Sunday and resulted in returning to
the assembly 1926 Republican and 205
Mac Mahon conservatives consisting OF
Bonapartists, Orleanists, and clerical
conservatives. In the last Chamber the
Republicans numbered 1868 and their op.
ponents l73. The loss to the republi.
cans is not strange considering the inn
mense power and patronage of the gov
eminent, frequently exercised yer,
arbitrarily against them during the
campaign. President Mac Mahon cal
hardly fail TO learn lesson from thi,
defeat.
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Mihhlrhuru Rtgister
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1877.
LIZ The message of President Have

~ The message of President Hayes
sent to both houses of Congress Tues
day, was short but comprehensive. lie
reciics the causes of the deficiency in
the appropriations which made special
session necessary and suggests speedy
action in supplying the requisite cash,
giving estimates as TO amounts required
lie also recommends an appropriation
for the proper representation of oul
country's industries at the Paris inter
national exhibition, and the Prison Con.
gress to be held at Stockholm next year
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STATE OF VERMONT-DISTRICT

In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and for
said district, Oh the lst day OF October A. d. ~.
Miranda Gale cNecutriN of the last will aud
testament OF Silas d. Gale, late of Goshen IN ,,ii;
district, deceased, presents her admin tratinn
| account for examination and allowance, and makes
application for decree of distribution and pam.
ton of the estate of said deceased.
Whcreupon, il is ordered that said account amt
sad application he referred to session of said
Court 10 be held at the Probate Office, in MhliI,-
bnry' ON the OH tay of November, A. ID. ls1l At 10
lurther ordered that notice of said application am,
tins order thereon he given to all persons nere4
ell by publication of notice three weeks successive
ly in the Middlebury Register, newspaper print
eel nj Midilebury. previous To said time, thai they
may appear at said time and place and show caI,sr.
if any they may have why said account should II,
he allowed and such decree made.
by the Court-Attest:
p SAML l., COOKE Judre
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MARRIED.

OI.LINs-IIoLLEY-In Burlington, October
u, at the residence of the BRIDES mother by Rev
q. u. Collins. DIR. George l.. Collins, Of Ferris.
burgh and Jennie A. Holley. OF Burlington.
Observation-Disclosures Shoreham, Octo.
Der 10, by Rev. W. \. Bacon, Marx Prindle, OF
ferrisburgh, and Miss Sereph Hitchcock, OF
ShOreham.
CARR-PlPER-ln Mildlebury, October ~, al
the residence of the brides father by Rev. W. II.
kowsom, Rev. w w. Carr of Chicago, ILL.,, and
Matte L., daughter of ID. Piper, of Middlebury.
SUMNER-WALES-In Granville, n. T., Octo.
Der Ii, by Rev Aaron Hail. MIR. Erwin Il. sumner,
Of Middebury, and Miss Nellie Wales. of Wells.