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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-03
BANKRUPT sALE.-HEREBY

RANhhCfl SALE. - III l. IL l. Is
~ take notice that l. L. d. Twitchell, assignee
OF VIM. H. Ellis, bankrupt will sell at public
house, and on the premises where the said VIM.
H. Ellis formerly resided, Situated on the bank
Of Otter Greek near the south end of the bridge In
Middlebury village, on Monday, the 18th day of
August next, at IL O'Clock a. NJ, the following
property, TO wit Three one horse top buggies
Zone phaeton) also the above described dwelling
house and the LOT upon which it stands; also one
other building lot adjoining, and between the
house lot and what Is known as the Nichols Block.
Both lots subject 10 mortgages one about $3.50 the
other about 81 900: particular description of
which will he given at the time of sale
l6 L. II. TWITCHELL, Assignee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Tho undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Add.
son. commissioners TO receive, examine, and adj.
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Roxana Landon, late of Middlebury,
In said district, deceased, and all claims exhi.
bited In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
dwelling house Of the deceased in Middebury, on
the 18th day Of August and I'd day of January
next, nom one O'Clock PM, until four o'clock +. NJ,
each of said days, and that six months from the I'd
Of July, A. d. 1877, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day of July, A d.
1871 ALLEN FOOTE, con,,r,
1G GEORGE NJ. SMITH, N"m 10
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Business
Opportunity.

A clean, permanent. CO sh business in your oWl
no peddling. no stock, no interfering with ordina
~ business, but Is absolutely new. Particular
given on personal interview, In your town, only,
Cash required s275. Good character essential
Heads Of families preferred. AS the opportunlt,
Is open 70 but one and as you run no risks. be
quick and write, giving your age, occupation and
New York lswe
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Salem Lead Company

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD--Well. known
throughout New England ~ the whirksf' FIN
EST and BEST.
LEAD fAFE. 3 Inches wide on reels for Cur
tain Sticks.
LEAD RlBBoN, nom IL 10 inches wide, op
reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, Of any size or thickness.
At lowest market prices for goods Of equal quail
lsyl salem, Mas.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Addison,
commi ssoners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate OF John Cardel late of Middlebury, In said
district. deceased, and all claims exhibited in
Offset thereto hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, AT the store Of Henry
w. Brewster, in Middlebury, on the 4th day OF
September and 18th day of January next, from ?
O'Clock until O'Clock, T. NJ, each of said days
A. u. 1871, Is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their claims 10 us for OK.
animation and allowance
Dated at Middlebury this 18th day of July, A D.
1877. HENRY ". BREWSTER, cor,,.,
Il f.. W. JUDD, iNoinrs'
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"There is balm in Gilead." So
there 10 IN Teyry's Salicyiic Soap, and Il
should be used In every nursery, bath
room and toilet chamber
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Are you going 10 the seaside. or are you there
already? In either case procure some OF GlEsNs
suLPHUR soar II you would Increase the luxury
OF the bath. render your skin white and heaitny
NM Hair 4 RLisker Dye. blsek Oh brown. co eta.
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MARKETS.
Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
FOR THE WEEK ENDING July 81, 1877.

Market Beef-A few choice s9.75ae. rs. extra o ION
$50; first quality sOOas.76; second quality 4. 50a
100; third quality 5.50a800
Prices Of Store Cattle-Worklng Oxen per pair,
from 800, $50, 175 and 220 -
Mich Cows and Calves from s25. rs, 50asO.
fearlings Sl0a20; two years old i5a30; three
years old 25a40
Western fat swine &c. per Id.
sheep and Lambs-In lots 2.75, $50, 35Oa3 rs
each; extra S4Ooae.0o per head, or from ia6 / &c
per h..
Lambs 8a6 34c per ID.
Veal calves 4aG l.2c per III.
Hides. Tallow and STANDARDIZATION hides l.2as
per h.; Country hides, 7a7 IA per h. Brighton
tallow &C per lb.; Country tallow Gas 1. &C.
'Pelts 25c each. Calf skins l0allc per III.
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BOaRD or LNS 2R Uc220.A:

c. d. MEAD. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Teacher OF Greek, Latin and Elocution
+" ANNA L. CAKES, Grammar School
HATTIE A. KIRBY, intermediate.
RUTH r. BENNETT, Fourth Primary.
ELLA E. H0LCOMB. Third Primary.
MARY HUBERT, Second Primary.
LIZZIE O'LEARY, First Primary,
EMMA L. HlGLEY,
Vocal and Instrumental Music
:: ADELfNE MYRICK. Penmanship.
HORACE d. CUsHMAN. Janitor
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Kidney diseases, dropsy, and all di
seases of the urinary organs are cured
by Hunts Remedy, Hundreds who
have been given up by their physicians
to die have been cured by Hunts Rem
cdr. All diseases of the kidneys, blad
der and urinary organs, are cured b,
HINTS Remedy.
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Tickets good from August IS to August
20, 1877.
s. W. CUMMINGS, Gen. Pass. Agt,
/. MILLS, Gen. Sup't Traffic.
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DIED.

dence OF John Henderson. Miss Huldah Merrill.
OF Addison, aged 20 years,
IEAvENwORTH-At Randolph. July 30, MAY
Eyellna, wife OF Capt A. +. Leavenworth' In het
67th year.
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and the nine first named were declare
elected.

The president explained to the stock
holders the suit now pending at st. Al
bans, stating that the interests of this
company were being protected there,
aud In case the sale desired by the Cen
trail Vermont managers should be made
II could in no case injure this company
or their future prospects.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
At meeting of the directors, held
upon the adjournment of the stockhold-
ers' meeting, the board organized by
the election of Hon. John b. Page,
president, the other officers holding
over. The directors elected as finance
committee, John b. Page, Jacob Ed.
wards and J. W. Hickok
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4 AND FOR sALE.-NOTICE is

\
hereby given that school taxes 10 the am,
mont Of sla.so was assessed by school district No.
s. In Ripfon, Tor the year 1874, and committed 10
me, as collector Of said district for said year, for
collection on lands In said Ripton described as
Follows. 10 wit; That part OF loi No. 81 right Of
William Douglass In the Goshen part Of said Rip
ion which lies west Of the road leading north from
the turnpike road running through said lot aud
81 acres OF the part ofot No. 10 right Of Eph
RAIN Danforth In said Goshen part Of said Ripton,
bounded on the east by lands OF James stevenson
and William Calvin, on the north BY the north
line OF said lots. on the west by land Of Emily A.
Dickinson, and on the south by the south line OF
said lots, containing ais acres more or less, being
lar sci In the grand list Of said town 10 Walter
A Hlliny 81. Which taxes remain unpaid and that
Will N so much Of said land as VIII % neces.
auction, at the dwelling house on said premises
now occupied by DARTS Shaw, on tho 7th day Of
August leI7 AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon as shall
be requisite TO discharge said taxes with costs,
IRvEN ID. McQr1YEf,
Collector of school District No. IN Ripton.
Ripton, VT, july 2, ISL. lo-Sw
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phrinB 10 teach, ana 10 those who are fitting for
College.
ITS LOCATION
Is in the pleasant, healthy village of Nnddlebury,
noted for the high literary tone Of its society.
THE SCHOOL BUILDING
Is one Of the finest in New England, situated in a
beautiful and extensive park In pleasant part OF
the village, near the College.
THE TEACHERS
Are experienced, successful. and in every way
worthy TO be intrusted with the education and
training of youth.
Bookkeeping. with abundant practice in bust.
ness forms, is taught In both Grammar and High
Schools
Those preparing TO teach. In addition TO such
instruction, both In subject and method, as may
be obtain In our Normal Schools, will here have
the very great advantage OF seeing model schools
Of every grade In successful operation.
To those wishing TO prepare for College. excel
lent opportunities will be afforded, as heretofore
with careful drill and frequent thorough exami.
nations.
A course of literary and scientific lectures will
be given In connection with the school, during the
Fall and Winter terms. by some of the best talent
In the state
The musical department is under the charge of
thorough and cultivated musician, and the best
advantages are here Afforded to those wishing
Instruction in vocal and instrumental music. For
nominal fee, pupils may become members Of the
NIddlebury Choral Society. under Prof Hlgley.
Board In good families may be obtained at $500
to $500 per week. Rooms for self board at rea.
sonable rates
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CTATE OF vERMONT.-COuNT1

STATE OF NERMONT.-COU
Dor ADDISON, IS.
Addison, having fled her petition to the Addison
county court, next to be held at Middlebury, witt
In and for the county of Addison on the secon,t
Tuesday Of December, A d. 1877, setting forth Ia
substance that she was married TO Lycurgus NJ
Bingham on the 2Sth day of August, A. D. 1867
that she has resided in said county for more than
ten years last past; that she has been treated by
the said L. NJ. Bingham with intolerabe SEVERITY
and that the said L. NJ hath been guilty of adult
cry: Wherefore she prays for divorce from the
said L. ". Bingham, and that the care and custody
of her minor children, named Ashbel D. s. BirF
ham and Grace NJ Bingham, be granted her.
TO Lyeargns ~ Bingham Of Corn,oau. Addisos
In accordance with the foregoing petition of the
said Sarah c. Bingham, you are hereby forbidden
from imposing any restraint upon the personal
liberty Of the said Sarah C. Bingham during the
tendency of the foregoing libel; and 1t is further
ordered that the care and custody of the abovc
named minor children Of the said Sarah c. Bing
ham, viz. Ashbel d. L. Bingham and Grace NJ.
Bingham, be granted to the said Sarah c. Bing
ham during the pendency of this libel.
Dated at Nergennes, this Sd day of July, A. II
| 1877. j. PIERP0INT,
Judge Of the Supreme Court
And 1t appearing that the said L. NJ. Bingham
is without said state so that said petition cannot
be served upon II is ordered that the said II
curgus NJ. Bingham be summoned to appear and
answer the foregoing libel, on the first day of ia
next term Of said court 10 be held at Middlebnr,
within and for said county, on the second Tue
the substance of said libel together with the order
in the Middlebury Register, public newspapef
published at Middlebury IN said county thie,
weeks successively, the last OF which publicatio
10 be at least six weeks prior TO said fern Of sails.
court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 9th day ti
July, A. ID. 1871 r. WAINWRIGHT, CLERK.
STEWART ELDREDeE Attys. for libelan'.
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The auditing committee appointed for that pur
pose have examined the ueasurexs books and
vouchers and their certificate is appended.
Respectfully submitted by order of the direc-
tors. JOHN u. PAGE, President
July IS, 1877.
The report was accepted. The cleo
ton of directors then took place. The
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-08-03

Clarke's Tooth Ache Drops cure in
stantly.
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00nn CAN'T BE MADE BY EVERY
(UlIU agent every month In the business W
N111 Furnish, but those willing 10 work eau
H0U0 easily earn dozen dollars day right
IN their own localities. Have no room
20 explain here. Business pleasant and honorable
Women, and boys and girls do as well as men; We
will furnish you complete outht fee. The bust.
ness pays better than anything else. We viii beai
expense Of starting you, Particulars nee. Writ
aud sec. Farmers and mechanics, their sons anu
daughters, and all classes In need Of payln work
al home should write to and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't delas
Address TRUE q CO.. Augusta, Maine. As
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Centennial rates of fare from the fol-
lowing mentioned stations 10 Benning-
ton w ond raturn.
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Grace's Celebrated SaIye.

1t is vegetable preparation for the cure Of all
sores. cutaneous diseases and erupuons general
". Prepared by SETH W. FowLE Sons, 81
Harrison Avenue, Boston, Mass. Price by mai
so cents ls
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The Tragedy ut DOod's Place.

he came in to the store with q
face full Of misery end sat down up
on box beside the stove and began
to cry. It was q queer thing for o
man like that to do-a great, rough
laborer, fifty years of age or more.
Some dreadful trouble must have
come upon him to make him show
his sorrow in that way without dis
guise. The strangers stared sympa-
thetically. After q while the pro-
prietor Of the store went up to him
and said:
Well, neighbor, you seem to be
in trouble; can we help you any?"
The man did not look mp; be shook
his head and said 3 Il.
sNo, NO mol It's very kind OF you,
but nobody can help me. suppose
you think Tim an old fool; but she
4 wassall the family ! had, and shes
Adead, uxfa b great tear splashed
down upon ne door, " y. Y. ss 'ss M, ss
" She's dead. You can't do me
any good now; but If you'd come
around my little shanty there about
I'sIl| - I1l
! abspts 81 himself hen doit. perhaps:
but II there'd been some one there to
say, Dood, what on airth are you
abouty why, mebbe---I dunno tho
I was mad. When q mans mad and
has glass to much, what's the use
Of talking to him? It's fixed things
for me. Anyway--Lord, forgive mel
she's dead. The tears splashed
down again, but the people looked
at him with faces that had lost q lit
tie Of their sympathy. ''a
'You didn't--didn't do anything
to bring il whatever it WASP
said an old lady with o large basket
ON her arm, 81" ] shouldn't have
thought il of you /" Yes; I did
did, "sobbed the man. " II. 10 hadn't I
been for me IL never would have hap
pened. / loved her, too. Yes / did
love her. Nobody could say she'd
ever had q hard word from me be-
fore. in all the days we'd lived to-
gether; but last night I'd had a
glass to much, and / stopped at ths
butchers down in the village and
bought Q bit Of stake man wants
change from pork once In the way
and she was fond of steak, she
was; and i Jest fetched IL in and
said TO her, Wen have q supper to-
night, shr and she sort of nodded
and winked at me Jest an Jolly. and
thsn I wsnt out 10 ths well 10 draw
water, and - o body DOES sometimes
when azybody b In q harry, / losa
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va. ss;y .ne ~ .hS ,o~H taha ~ snh;a.. msa was =.
~ ssiu IN sno 'aoe suolecs 20 OF
DER y Of Z the ! House.
=; 2; 9, aooPung tne common law
" r Tns'anu, 3 q Passea. n....
. ~. y. =, ~ reiasion 20 prosecuting
AtIqrneys, passed,
q. 2. ~ 20 Provlde ior iurnisning
a nne once 9! LerI,tofiai Auditor ano
sasn.er VAN saass, passed.
a. 2. %, amending the acs reiat-
Ing 20 the preservation OF nsn ~
"1snnsIon IelIltory. passed.
=. p. oc, 70 1ePeat tne quar.E min-
~ ~ = lar g = reiates 70 0teveps
county, passed. ,
AZ invltaslon g MAKE an excurSon
~ ene Oe1e1is An0 Waiia Msiia raii-
sOn@ O1 Monosy was acceptad.
Aue nOus0 concu5teo ~ toe Goun-
g. 81; smsnumenss y. e g. r. e. i; . t.sn susnor'
iSsn8 me conmisaionersA g stevens
county g ievy : specaal sAxfor Drldge
~ II s,....
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reisrred g tne commitees on Aun1n'
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.elIso 70 ING suolciA1y cs-
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n s.o gouncil i, b.
An invltataon % the Councl g
,na,s u, $, aI g GACulslon :, on sne 0e.s.'e 49,
Waua Waus 1aairoad On MONDAY
was accsPsed.
mum ins1oaucga Oounc4 Oh, =,
autnonGng me noard q nesitn q
E.ges ocuna district 20 PuIcnasg =
suitaDie site tor 2 pest mouse. no
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10 commissionsu Il dse1s. purun1
Hoover prsssn1Dd u pe6i13cn q
The 1FuHtsss = Thsoma, pueytnx 60
licenss tAxes In kkaa ciky niefa ~
paid into the sohooI fnnd; I'D o. ~
table.
Reed Of Pacific introdueed O. r.
40, to equalizs the ices II certain
county officers; referred 10 The Ju3s-
ciary committee with instructions 10
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read and refofred 20 tne C0mW1tto4
ON Commerce.
Gregory introduced Fl. b. 81, pro-
viding for taking the census OF the
Territory, and
Ward 81. B. 68. to amend the code
relating to civil practice,
Which were referred to the Judi
ciary committee.
Ward introduced 81. B. 50, provid-
ing for the confinement Of persons
convicted Of felonies, which was re-
ferred, to committee on Ways and
Means.
Stiles introduced II. B. 20, to re.
peal the act allowing Clarke county
to levy tax for school purposes.
passed.
Fl. }. R., relating to the appoint.
ment OF q committee TO examine and
report upon the University accounts,
passed.
: Kortsr introduced n. B. II, to re-
peal the act relating to the sale oi
eggs, which was referred to the COM
mittee ON Agriculture.
. In the Council
Reed'introduced O. b. "a, to pro-
vide for the collection of road tax,
which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on Roads and Highways.
Hoover introduced G. b. e5, in 70.
lation 10 licenses, and
! Mr.. FsrHuson g. B. &c. with The
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70 vislt FnyailuP was de-
T. on Ine ground OF inaoiilty 70
- : b;ii @ AZ Az rslas;pg lUsS; - d;.ch.ro.
g Last ~ harbors passed.
!nch bill ~, relating to con-
s'on o. drains and ditches passed.
o. Council OIL 70, authorizing
ntdnent Of short hand reporters
- courts:
|. a.e nlii "a IN relation to coiiec-
:. q pon tax In King county.
& ,se bill IS. CONCERNING iuries
6ssed as amended by the com
- bill SO, to encourage the
~ q timber in whitman and
q oounties. passed. A
kstituts for House memorial
1fnr congress TO establish q
ooef at Spokane Fa1ls 10
1inus ia check. was sent 10
.cnmmittes and 80 copies
-
l3nfe for Hoase memorial
= Sor ths erection ~ 3 Cus-
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orials.
Hou6e Joint resolution for appoint
ment Of q Joint COMMITTEES to INQUIRE
into the expenditure Of the fifteen
hundred dollars appropriated last
session for the Territorial University,
was amended 90 REQUIRE q report be-
fore the 25th and pass ed.
IN SATURDAY, IN tne house
Inuennte leave OF absence was
granted % members van SycKie ana
gregory.
Lne speaker gave notice snas ne
wss apoat 70 slgn q. 2. 10 70 Pro.
Voc TOE deiraying the expenses OF
'ns III pIeSen. s session a q sne !. AssemD.y. ss T
cal amendments 70 d: .. % relating
:. ~ oiscnarse u oaiiass la
sesseis'
gouncil n'ii - amending aag sections
:, anu 2 ~ sn0 a0' ieia'ins " ueous
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