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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-05-25
MARRIED..

L BIRCIIARD-CCTTING-I Rutland, at tho
Bardwell house, May II, by DR.. &. Woodhouse,
Mr.. Charles 4. Blrchard and Miss Georgia Cut.
ting. both of Shoreham.
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CTATE OF VERMONT p1sTp1c

STATE OF YERMONT-DISTRICT
~ OF ADDISON, S.
In Probate Court held In Middlcbury, RAT
, ,9r SAID district. on the I'D day Of Nay A. D.
stephen v Warren, administrator of the eslat. d, !,
nlpbeus Royce, late Of Orwell, In said distiicf
deceased, presents his administration account itf
ton for decree OF distribution and partition ,f
the estate Of said deceased
WheIeupon II Is ordered by said cOgrt that said
account and said application be referred 10 a 81.
sion thereof 10 be held at the Probate Office L..
salt MiddleDury on the 18th day Of June A. t.
80 TOR hearing and decision thereon AMI
~ Is further ordered that notice be given 10 +
persons Interested, by publication Of said applire
Won and this order thereon three weeks succe ssl,
" IN me Middlebury Register, newspaper ptii.i
mat they may appear at said time and place ami
show cause If any they may have, WHY said Nc.
count should not be allowed and such decree mad.
by the COurt-Attest
SAMUEL L. COOKE. ind.
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box Of GLKNH's SULPHUR SOAP, which con
tains three cakes and costs only sixty cents IL suf
n. ent 70 supply material for ut least twenty
SULPHUR baths which would eradicate whole cat
aloGue Of rheumatic and cutaneous mEladies.
Sold by ell druggists rs cents. IVA
Hills Hair Whisker Dye, black OF brown, 81 cts.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

~ District Of Vermont, S., at Middlebary, Oh
The sth day OF May, ISL. The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF
George +; skin, Of Monkton. in the county OF Al
Olson and state Of Vermont, within said district
who has been adjudged bankrupt on his creditor s
petition. by tue district court Of said district.
ISAAC NJ. TRIP, AsAznes
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Sign PAINTERS ssa q &c every THi sss
staies and provinces 10 answer this semcnt
Address. DANIEL p, BEATTY, Washington.
New Jersey. atyl
Photo0raphers should Forward me their
ing. ADDRESS. DlNiEL r BfATTY. washing.
ton. New Jersey. 44yl
I UMBER. FOR SALE AT THE
~ sawmill In East Middlobury, Sh,sglsss Lefh.
East Mlddlebury, March n, ls'i. 5e-em'
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IN MISUNDERSTANDING Or

In Re Truman lockwood, bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that petition has leea
filed In said court by Truman lockwood, OF m.
tol, In said district, duly declared a Lankrnlt
unuer The Act of Congress of March 2, lsl,, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debt
anu other claims provable under said act, and tlri
me ~ day Of July, 1871, at 10 O'Clock An bcfors
ihe non. Hoyt ii. Wheeler, Judge of said court 40
the Y. S. court rooms In burlington, ia sssjg,,..
lor the nearing OF the same, when and where MI
creultors who have proved their debts, and Oth.t
persons In interest, may attend and show cnue,
u any they have, why the prayer Of said peiitiri
should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on tho 18th day Of Ma.
F''. 3 D. u. SMALLEY, CLERK.
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IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE ms

n BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE DIS
u IRICT Court OF the United States, for the IL
trict of Vermont In the matter of w b. Duushe.
bankrupt.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt, and all other.
whom II may concern The undersigned ssIgrc.
Of the estate Of mid bankrupt hereby gives notice
that II has been ordered by the district court r
said district that the second and third rnnrra!
meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt Ie hold
at the Office Of Stewart & Eldredge, in Middlobuft
In said district, on the 10Th day Of May, 4. u. l..
az o'clock A. NJ, before w. q. Veasey, register ia
2Sth sections Of tue Bankrupt Act OF March q l-,,,
and this Is also to give notice that have ed m,
final account, rs assignee Of said bankrupt nid
that at said time and place shall apply TO snl.
court LOT the settlement Of said account aui tof
ulscnafge nom all liability assignee Of salt
2sth section.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, thia liu,
day Of May. 1877.
L. d. TwITCHELL. A..ign,,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-12
CAIRO ILLINOIS, FRIDAY OCTOBER IL, 1877
CENTAUR
LINEMEN'rS.

One thing is now thoroughly established. Never
Sinee man suffered and human agencies aeylatcd
pain, has there been anything which went 50 tar
a pain annihilator and curative agent as the Ccntauf
Linements. These Linements have within the past
year cured more Cases OF Rheumatiim, Neuralgia,
stiff Joints, Caked Breasts, SHcings. Poisonous
Bi.es, Lame Animals, etc. than all utheS remedies
combined. As the name u ,eniauT implies hall
horse and mailman. thehe name the Lentau Line
msniS are for man and beast. HIT not the same
l.iniment. The White Ilniment is for man the
yellow for horses ard animals. Herein this
l.lniment differs from other remedies, although
some Of the ingredients are alike in each. They
contain the well-knOwn witch hazel. aTnioa, calhol
&c, rock oil InenJha and ether powerful ingredients
VIM, III HickoN, rrc,Or OF 81 Johns church,
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, wntrS: Man :
years have been suffering from weak back, caused
from sprain more than W years ago. | have not
found Anything to relieve me until commenced the
US, Of Centaur Linement, | feel il my christian
duty 10 inform you that b. It's wonderful effects am
entirely relieved Of pain. January I'D, 1871.
MesssrS. j. Mcclure y Co., druggists, Incin-
matt, o., says
"Tcansters pronounce the Yellow Ccntlur Lini-
ment superior 70 any thing they have ever used
We sell several dozen bottles every month, and the
ale is steadily increasing
These are only samples OF thousands upon thous-
an,lS Of similar testimonials reaching US every
month. MI the extracts, emhrDcatlonS, sayes
and ointments in existence not doing Onetenth
the good which is done BY these admirable Gem
tanr Liniments. For lroSl bites, stngs cuts, itch
salt rheun, ETC., nothing is like the Ceataur l.ini-
ment, white wrapper For spawn, ring bone,
Sweeny, wind gals, poll evil scratches, etc, on
horses the yellow Lentaur Lniment in equally
good. They are certain in their effects, they are
pleasant 10 use, they handy and they are cheap.
No family should be without Cen:aur LinimentS.
They are worth one hundred times their cost
j. b. ROSE 4 Co. iG DeY street. New York.
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VOL. g..
OH 8ulletin.
susiness Men In Polite.
Cincinnati Enquire.

Cincinnati Enquire.
The history OF the country, the history
OF the English speaking race, answers the
charge that men OF business have no bust
ness In politics. The statesman hip Of King.
land has been the craftsmanship Of bust.
ness for centuries. The great reforms Of
English history have been wrought out by
men uulettered In law. Richard Golden
was in early hie what is known as a
drummer and went from cotton print
Ing to the repeal OF the corn laws; aud it
was John Bright the cotton spinner who
Joined him in the great work. We were
baptised nation by men OF business, and
TO place the conduct OF our public affairs
more widely In the hands Of men not mem
bers ola learned profession, i" would be one
step toward the simple purity Of the early
time, the time OF the farmer republic. It
was John Hancock, the merchant, who as
the head OF the general congress, placed
his name at the head OF the signers OF the
Declaration OF Independence. Mr. George
Washington, an Indifferent surveyor, was
president OF the convention that framed
the constitution Of the United States, and
appeared afterward in the polotics Of the
country. A Mr.. Benjamen Franklin, son
Of a tsllow chandler and soap.boiler, hin .
,elf wick cutter and plain printer, was q
member Of that body not without influence
aud after wards mingled somewhat In public
affairs. WIN. Henry Harrison and Zach
Taylor rose 10 positions OF prominence
without the aid Of legal lore. There lie q
man now travelling in Europe whom kings
and princes delight to honor, and whom
great cities applaud, and who was nothing
but tanner In Illinois q few years ago.
When this p ain man first assumed the
presidency Of the United States, he select.
ed for I'll , conduct OF business of the cOun.
try man Of business. When President
Grant no minated A. T. Stewart TO be sec
rotary Of the treasury, the republican press
double loaded their appoyal, I'll law was
found forbidding Mr.. Stewards accep-
lhuCc' Out VI bclirIal pTdut NlCe-pTtH-
idents was Matte shoemaker, and was au-
thor OF as much practical legislation as any
man in the Republican party. Cameron
and Chandler are guilty OF the practice OF
the law. II We look 10 the commonwea this
OF the United States to.day,:we shall fined
that the most popular governors are taken
from the walks Of business and not from
the walks OF the law. Alex. II. Rice, Of
Massachusetts, 10 a paper maker. A recent
governor Of the Old Bay State, who served
many years In congress, has been United
States senator, is pailmsker in Western
Massachusetts. Another Massachusetts,
governor, VIM. Clsfiin, was a shoe.dealer.
Governor Robinson, Of New York, Blue
Jeans Williams, Of Indians, did not gaiu
their place by Practice OF the law. Mr..
Speaker Randall, OF Pennsylvania, was
| only . merchant. Parson Brownlow was
certainly not LAWYER. The silvery Sena.
tor Jones, OF Nevada, who has done more
than any man in the country 10 inform the
people upon leading question OF the day,
10 eminently man OF business.
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G.astoria

Mothers viii have res, and their babies may have
health, ifthey will Use Dr. Pitchers CaStoia for
wind collie, worm. evershness, sour mouth Group or
stomache complaints Its entirely a vegetable pre-
paration, and contains neither mineral morphine
nor alcohol. II Is As pleasant to take as honey
neither gags nor grips. and is superior to any rene
dy in existence.
Dr. 4. Dimoch, Of DHpout, Ohio, says
81 am using Castoria in my practice with the
most signal results, and find il perfect substitute
for Castor Oil"
This is what every one says. Many nurses in
New York use the Castora. II is prepared by
Messrs. J. Rose 4 Co., SUCCESSORS to Samuel
Pitcher Nj
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Robert j. Cundlh, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Robert D.
{ undltI, late of the county OF Alexander,
and state Of Illinois. deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the
county court of Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo, at the November
term. on the second Monday m November
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose OF
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signed. Dated this lAth day OF 5eptenl-
Der, A. d. 1877. GEORGE FleHnR,
WOW aa0 Administrator.
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PRICE Is CENTS.
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

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GENERAL DEBILITY.

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lator.
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ICINE N THE WORLD.
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This unrlyalled Southern Remedy is war
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cough often mistaken for consumption.
Some ines many OF these symptoms attend
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of diseases and If not regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH VIII en-.
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can recommend as an etrcaclous remedy for
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l7l6 Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phll-
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I'VE have tested its virtues, personally, and
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JUST PUBLISHED.

a carefully revised Treatise on Cstarrh, with an
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ASK the recovered

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mecurial diseased pa
tient, how they recoy
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|spirits, and good ap-
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you By taking Sim
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tains DR.. 6aniord's Improved Inhaling Tube, with
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out the United Statcs and Canada. WEEKS &
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
$50 Fulton Street. Breoklvn, N. Y

Il
consumption, that scOurge of humanity, Is
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DIR. JOHN S. BURNETT,
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victim Of sick headache pain IN thu right side,
constitution of the bowels and hypochondria.
Are these trllles, then MOI unchecked they
lead to mental disease. And petas surely as the
dawn dspels tile darkness, laramie EHsr.
y"scent settler Aperient will remove
them. Try il.
C10 day at home. Agents wanted. Duth
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Maine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-05-26

CHINESE lsNIoRAnOS.-Sixteen thousand
eight hundred and seventy nine Chinese i'm.
migrants entered the United States last year
through the Golden Gates Is Asia empty.
ing herself, then, upon this continent2 The
hostility Of the people of California to this
immigration is known to 'the cOmpanies'
and in China, 1t is pronounced and formda.
BILE, and has resulted in the preparation of
some most iiendish and deplora6le outrages
by the ''hoodlur,s'--yet still they come, and
always IN increasing rates. In twenty years
it is estimated that 10000 Mongois have
arrived in this country, Of whom over 10O,.
600 still remain in California and Nevada.
Fourteen thousand came In 1870, and now in
spite Of hard times, nearly seventeen thou.
sand. There will be no possibility of check.
ing this tide II It once sets in to flow with a
full head. China suffers from gut Of pop.
ulation,. which it must get rid Of at all haz.
ards. In Kiang.Su there are $50 people to
the square mile, double as many as in Belgi.
um, the most thiekly settled country in Eu.
rope. This enormous mass Of people must
find an outlet. 1t has begun to find one in
California; where the population is less than
four to the square mile. Unless rudely
checked and at once, the Chinese will contin
ne to come, and the hive from which the
swarm issues CONTAINS four hundred and fifty
millions OF people, ten times the population
Of the United States.
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The War.

The drift OF the war seems to be westward,
and up the Danube. At first it seemed that
the Russians would cross at Galatz or Ismail,
and march down into the Dobrudscha; but
after the warlike temper shown by Roumania
the threatening crossing seemed to be at
Giurgevo. The advantage of this is that il
would give shorter line to Constantinople,
since the river bends far to the south. More
over, it would leave the strongly fortified line
and require the Turks to fight more in the
open field. But since Servia has caught the
war fever anew, and begins to talk Of indie
pendence and of war, the war moves still
further up the river; and doubtless the Rus
slams will leave no means untried to get the
Seryians TO take the offensive against Turkey,
as Rumania has done. The moral support
OF this be even greater than the physical sup
port. Should this be successful, asnow looks
probable, the river will be already crossed.
Armies-nominally Servian, but really Rus
sian-may begin marching down the great
highway OF Bosphorous. This would COM
plete the circle Of FIRE; for Servia and
The old lines about Alexinatz will be resumed;
Montenegro are almost contiguous and
the Albanians, Miridites and Macedoniaus
are already more or less in revolt. Turkey
would thus be obliged either TO scatter
her armies around this wide circumference
or to abandon Servia and Montenegro, Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina. Russia could thus,
simply by the constant threat of crossing the
Danube, secure the independence Of the
Sclavic states and Roumania. The statBy QlsO
is already altogether in their favor. Turkey
IS already straining every nerve and wearing
itself out before the fighting begins. The
Gar need not be in hurry. He can afford
to wait much better than the Sultan can.
The foreign mails, as well as the cable tel.
egrams, bring many signs Of England's pre-.
paratons for possible future ENHANCEMENT in
the Russ Turkish hostilites. Both army and
navy are being actively overhauled. Troop
ships are preparing for work, and arsenals
and dock yards are driven to their highest
capacity. Between so, 900 and 60, 600 troops
are in readiness to embark on short notice.
The supplies necessary for so large q body
are being got ready TO hand, and provision
has been made for great part of the trans
port service Quite feet Of vessels are also
in forward state. There are grave com.
plants, however, that long period of com
parative peace has caused the British army to
relapse into condition of general unfitness
for active duty; and this is being talked about
in Parliament, whilst the newspapers also
accuse the Commander-in.chief and his staff
Of incompetency. The war has caused,
though in a different way, almost as great 20.
litical excitement in England as in France,
and the Liberal party is still in danger Of
rupture, on account Of the conflicting opinions
OF It's leaders, one set favoring the Russians
and the other the Turks. The Ministry,
whilst pushing warlike preparations, only give
peace utterances, but all the Conservative
sympathies are Turkish.