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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-18
Agricultural Department.
CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN
OFFICIAL REPORT

of the Second Annual Meeting of the
Vermont Merino sheep Breeders As
sociation, Held at Middlebury, We'd
nesday, January o, 1878.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Hon. n. T. Sprague, of
Brandon. The attendance was large.
nearly one hundred members attending
daring the forenoon and afternoon ses-
sions. CThc Association began its
work in March. 1876, with member
ship of about thirty; il now numbers
nearly two hundred.) The treasurer,
G. ID. Lane. Esq, made the following
report:
Cash on hand, last annual mcctng,..... ssOl}
Cash nom mcmherhips,.. 2Gt.O0
cash for registration frp-................ lOl51j
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-18

Nth G9sEiy MsdiSatsa ssrsss SSsllss
Plaster. forining the beef Pias{eI for
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OUR PRICES

are lower than those of any other Office In the
state of Vermont. fact which those wanting job
work done will do well to bear In mind.
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TAI accroche mon enreigne, toutes
mes dGnrees s0nt Moore il.
All diab!e. Oh ne cousomme
done pas dams lie pays?
-Beaucoup, an cuutraire mons
avons IN hotel. DIES restaurants, dts
cafes. san, par!er drs maisoA> bonr-
geuisrs; Enis tou- on lhabitude de
sc %fouiuir Il PaIis.
i! faat taur otfrir tes services.
-Crois tn que ie ny ale point pea
seq lis ont repondu que leurs pro
visions etairnt faites, qnils verraiprt
plus tard lei. vols tn, on prend
son temps pour tOutcS chooses, On
veut conuaitre les gems il faut> at
t-ndre les pia'iques comma on at
teudrait que lie pepin devienne uu
pommier.
EFT Ca ne tie va pas, q toi 9ui as
habitude. de tout faire a la vaprnr.
dit Crepin en- RANT /; j. me rappeile
Que ouand nous Giions ensemble
chez lie pere Deviliers, tn YOU ais
/. ere arrive ayant &c paltir. \ pro
/ pos de ca j'e>pe,e Quill ia onveIt ul
: klA 20 n,tl ,
u comptais du moin., d'apIe>
.es souvenirs que avais iai~se,
dams la maison ct les propositions dt
= service qui rnavaient etc faltes. re
pondit Gir"ud un reu amereinent
au moment de m~'etanIir, Jetais al
he c~onSulter an Iiavr+ NJ De.iliier>.
qri m'avait Ieitere ses progresses
La-deSsus, je suis vent lei, sur que
"a mai>oD me- fefait DIES avaucts eI
MAJ chaudlses: tnhls VOLTA TN moi>
que lal ecrit r0nr Genandtr un
livrai>on ct que j. lie lecois aucuEt
reponse. II para:t qu'-u rehechis
SAINT i'ancien patron q jug6 prudent
s de lie PAS IN alder.
= -Procede Gonna ! dit Clepin ei
a~liuuiant an ciglre. LES ptomesscs
voi>-tu. mon petit, ca ress"mble a.
festins de theatre de Join on cr,i
yOir des ~poalardes truilees 81 de-
pates u~'alouettes, It quand on ap.
pinche CO nest que du carton veIni
Mais v"yons, rois franc, .cadrt; &c
ne sout pas settlement .es prume<sr.
du pele Deviiliers qui font decide ;
t'insl*Iicr dams le pays. 81 j. ma
pas Ia nleuloife tiop rouiIllte. It
avais par lei une fannie dc counaie-
sanee, la4ueiie etait once dune I'LL;
pas troy Elai Venue que I'll desI!ai:
adjoindle IA ton reimbursement.
r-Madcmoise'le Carrot.
.. -Ce>! ceia' f'oSaiie Var"'' Poa
l"' l" i'i-AI9 "e> "ci"'''' ""'
- yours hP"''S = ""''e '""'TN'e'.Se'
IN ol1h. E"}"hS' 10 P"JeV 'i9"' !
de la maliee Faut-il imprimer lie
billets de faire part?
-Deinihde Ia f1fnii!e. fUssIa'
til Ia COMMAS, Fepoiidii U'fa"i ofo>
que"'"nt, quaint a moi, Je ne l"i
f!eh Re ~ieuondre-
-Ponrouoi celia, mon fiiS!
u, =; naf -.
~accente, 1t ou'on yeut du t.mps uou
se daejder.
cr5,io 6o,o.. a,o
=;
,r6l;t f,rtpna ,ont eft remit. . I'm,
~taipe. n,a,rive annals All ga mai
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past ten ypal. il relies Tor a c~outiuuanrco
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tian which have hitherto been extended Il
il from, every quarter ot the Union.
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HE SHi,i ~ edition at TIE SrE is al
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Crepin, qni ~avait par ceur son
ron'aG californian, raconta a Giraud
tout &c qaII await Ia ou enttudn
dire. Outre la rGc0lte de For, que
Fon 'ania>sait Il la peile, Ie nouyel
Eliorado "tfrait aux travaillent,
mile moyens de S'emichir. Les tor
gerons ct les mennisiers gagnairnt
81 francs par jour: les BARRIERS n,
la~tient pts Il mOius dun dollar r.,
H.. /; lie Plus malaGroit domestiQut
- lonait deux mile ecus; les mar
Glands compliment chaQue soir lpur~
benttices par centaines dc flames: i
~taiiait, en- IN mot, autant Il effort.
dams ce bl~nheGreuX pays -four lie
pas ette mliilonnaiic, que paIto0t al
leuls ponr lie deyynir.
Les reclts du .n,ur C~ulifuIniuu eu
tiammerent l'ilagination du jeule
e%tIcier, qul await t~oujoUr> Anne .cs
taches promplemvut atconpiles. l.
cumpala AT son iuuustrie. 81 !eute il
pfnspeier et Il III Il uluInt resultat
th cas- Tie success, IL COS triOuuLautts
ituasltes cont iaiialC tlepln. Plus
cclui-cI mu!tipilaIt les details tt is
~ahscuuitS, Ilus son auulteur p!eii.it
en- laIue sd situation. Emilia, e &c
PIT ue ne pouHoif par!agei dc ST Ia r
tlrtieH.
-Paiions d'aatre chose ! s',c,ia J.
IL tn iidppalt Id taUlr du pulug; ID
quUi bon iue lane >euIr Fean ii ia
oouChe ct me unonIrtr uD tvStI4 uul.t
Je ne uois llrn niihatI!
-lul Ten mpeclc Itpl4Ua~C &c
pin.
Flu me le ~deuandes 'replit O.
iaud he Vlens-tu pas tie me dlt
qul Ii iaiialt queiques miiitis ue fluL, S
pour enlgier ayec ,Uus?
SAILS doute.
-Et De Nolst ia pas que al trans
iot!de tout &c que .ye ~puaee!aia I'll
pains dc suC.C u eli iaqueIs &c chic
oIGe2
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I III 7 rs Pill IS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
,ays:
1T IS astonishing how universally Dl
TUFTS Falls are used. IN my daily round
hear of them not only among the poo
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
hons OF the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
with the medical profession, | have gres
confidence IN tn II merits, and Of late hay
'tten prescribed them with the happiest r.
III y In cases where | desired to make a dt
lded impression on the liver
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"t!"0 '""' 'e que 80 t~079t"ala I'll
pains o0 S"0'7 9 e." i'4"e'' oe che
"icef
In o'eh, t!ah>ioime ia enc"
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,atiou de- conmc4ee. Tn ,cutre,a
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wa "''7 ~''"''''''''
H"'"'' IN c"'"InieF It dc ~pienaie
t~Quipage.
Mzlu,d :. oa+,,o ,i,. -. ;,M,,
,|t..
''e"t'' ".'"''' A'S''4 hl'lH IFeE'h
inl d"nna t"nt t; he 81 BONES raj
uuS, j! oppoS. i tlo,sDningnt l.. A.
,
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r.olit. lous ies S nedis.
F. SAMOAN, Psopri&taire-Gerant
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith. WheeFarrigIt
0nd Carriage Shop.
Il. 'E@9rGatga. Proprietor

NFORMS his friends. ard the public in
j general. that he'll prepared to under
. Ike all KIN Is ~ work IN his tine. ut adyan-
tng2ous conditions and moderate prices.
II. has secured the services OF first class
""Tkt.en u Recognized ability. He has laid
n . full and varied supply Of spokes and
.t.i"es 0! first chGieo, tor carriages. etc.
Also an assortment oi patent carriage
wheels. steel luh>-a new article.
Grand .; cning ot large and small sized
neW STYLE Collins wifi class, imitation rose
wood, black walnut end ash.
4 choice and select stock f rcady-makr
: .roTds, for men, Wnne aud children, AN
lticle OF luxury, new style, at very moder
e prices.
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IT., A,-d,nvsnce So OF
Uu Numero SO. ..-.....-.. ~
ANS0NCES.
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TEAEEDa>AF =.
---->~~
Do .yon know that at
I'D. lEA CHfDO.

Corner Main. Jackson and Lever
Streets, is thu nnlv place in
town where y0a can find
,,tt .r~r,xn
ICAFIr0HT!A pp.n
T.gE\T GTIrS~ on.1
A%.EIf+NE WINS
and the
Ep..,.a g,,s7-r:. aaoo,
IN tbis T-t,hI,~hmenf -;it
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THR D0EDAEX.
Il. EOa EcQUsN,
KsoTEOg Il q 1&5somg5er,

Continue conlne par le pass6, lie meme
genre d attaire.,
Eut"iGnure st. Louis ct Market.
incn24.H. 1~hibodaux. La
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
~S'Eks EasD'gE:s..

Mr.. Thomas Albert Informs his friends
md the travelling public that he has made
come NV arrangements which vii. enaIl-
hiln y satisfy ali those who will honor him
with tarir customs.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the d.y.
Breakfast at - o'clock 4. ". and Dinner
At i o'clock I. VI.
Conlmcilous aud well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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g-aa1E1 -A-- On rLEs-,
wcE-T TIER T1-i-. II GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Anp. 4. 49,.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aag. 3, 1875.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir
Tor ten years l have Zee
4 martyrtod dyspepsia, cor
stipat;on, and piles, an
had Wei nigh cEharste
the matcril for re
iieffroln this living dealt
when, by accident, you
I4.,S were lrouc : to ii
notice. l BEGAN their use
and the fir dose gave n
lc re.iei ,h2, tcont.aue
totIAc them. lam now
well man. lave 4 good aJ
U TIE, can alGcatwcil.tf
i.'cs hlrc ,.elrncarcc
and / have Gai.od Tort
,ounts IN Solid lie h.
would not be V sor
'"'n for their weigh. !
Q /.
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!, DR. Tut has been e.
gag i il tie practice ,
me- sine thirty years, an
forIloEg line was demon
atrator OF anatomy in u
Medical College Of Geo.
gil. hence, persons usin
! his Pills have the glarar
| tee that they are prepare
! on scientific principle.
and are Tree from al
quackery-
lie has succeeded j
combining i'll them III
heretofore antag0nist.
, qualities 81 a s., eEr.asn
ing, fHygasiUe, and q fnS
Ping tore.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the a.
petite by causing the 100
. TO properly assilni.ate
Thus the 81 ,cra is nom
ishct, and 7 their ton
ACTON on the digestive o,
gaus, regular and health
ev0cUltIoAs are producel
] The rapidity with W hlc
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e.. Eas1EE T7 ANN.
kagHEnEsS III.

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
L Nnl'l"w glass, Wallpaper, LIME. Sand
Plaster, Cement Metallic, rose wood. irluii
tat!on black walnut CJtins. also cypress
coiius uttdr to order. sc, &c.
u~cOHuecti0u with Il. HOFFMAN,, Cab
met ftakor ANA Aepairer Of ail kinds Of fur
'lture. Main Street,
'@Iau16 ly Bet jackson and St philp
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
GREENBACK PARTY.

The national greenbacS labor party, OF the Filth
Assembly district, held open air meeting last even.
ing in Carkson square, at the junction OF varick
and Carmius streets. which was fairly ats
tended by the workngmcn OF the district
A rostrum improvlsed for the speakers,
but number Of small boys held possession OF II vita
great tenacity, and amused themselves during thl
evening In jumping on and of and trampng on thu
ieot OF their elder nclghbors. The meeting had
scarcely opened when three large sized pebbea
tell suddenly tho noads Of some OF The men
standing on tho platform. and 1t looked II
some trouble was to occur before the speaking
was all over, but tho meeting proceeded in very
orderly manner and there row. The meeting
was presiued over by Theodore Alien, nssisted "
John Troy as vice chairman. The speeches were all
vehement attacks upon poltcians, and tncucated,
a csnssQusnce, that the wor kngmen sh ould Sry "a
hoip themselves out OF the misery INTO whc tha
"boated Dondholders had plum god them.
A public meeting was ais" hold At l.sfort's PARK.
Brooklyn. under the auspices OF tho twenty third
ward national grcenback- labor party, at winch
number addresses dely yered and 10
enthusiasm prevailed.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

many side If he fails in receiving this nomination
he viii be nut up tor Alderman VITA William Foster
also OF The Eighteenth or Michael Dolau formerly as
sistant clerk OF the Sixth District Court. Thomas
HAIL. livery stable Keeper; Jonn Doran public school
sioner of Jurors Office all Of the Twenty Arst ward
also spoken Of Bernard Bglin contractor can get
the republican nomination II he wishes TO 70 back
the Board
EtghM District. -Tammany men say Thomas Car
nominated. The second candidate may be CHARLES
outside democrats agitats for nation Terence
Kierpan, builder; Henry G. Perley and Lewis j. Phil
lips, all OF the Nineteenth ward, aud John w. SMITH
OF the Twelfth ward, coal dealer ex superintendent
Second Avenue Railroad aud ex-Assembyman
Ytceaty- Third and Ttoenty- Fourth Wdrds-Under an
act OF the last Legislature the annexed territory elects
one Alderman. warm controversy has been In
auguraled here between tho ad herents OF exAderman
Henry ID. Purroy, the Tsmmany side, and ex-
Senator William Caldwell, ex-Asssmbiymau A. II.
Purdy, Jordan L. Mott and Colonel Mooney on
Tue other 1t will be recoilected that these
gentlemen were recently turned out OF Tam
many Hall. Tammany talks OF nominating Hugh
Ferrigan. liquor dealer while the opposition
wlsh 70 place Colonel Mooney, OF the Department OF
Public Works, In the field. Dark horses, however,
SAID to DO waiting both sides This contest
promises TO be very lively ono.
THE CoRoSERsHIP
Tammany men state positively that OK Alderman
Michael Twomey, OF the NiIeteontn ward VIII receive
the Endorsement OF their party. The Outsiders have
host OF candidates
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

CHARGED WITH Robbery.

When Mrs Van Wyck was going to safatoga In the
early sumner, shc intrusted the OF her house,
No. % West Twelfth street. to sas II. Rver and his
wife Yesterday Rycr was held by Judge Bixby In
$1,000 bail TO answer charge OF stealing $500 worth
OF property FROM the too con0ding lady. Rycr was
accustomed To leave tho house Tor several days at
time and as u appeared no carried OF Jowery aud valu-
bias which hs pawncd, and with tho money thus OBJ
tanned enjoyed himself He broke open drawers and
closets ANA ranssckod tho house. Two gold watchea
aud "a coection OF rare gold coin which belonged 10
tho late George W. Blunt twhose m married 70
hrs. Van Wyck's dausnterl wcro among tho artieles
stolen He was captured yesterday WI lie sitting
tho 5toop OF the rnod house. ana on MS person we're
iound twenty-oght pawntcksis. Ao put IN plea
oil insanity and an honest intention oi returang the
goods.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
LITTLE BIRDIE"
Pm..prLrmA. Sep, II. 1873.

PmhApsLrnrA. Sept IL, 1878
To EDIroR rux HsKALD:-
In an article OF the HkRALp OF wcdn csfsy, the liza
inst, having reference ,hs aud uol,on Of tho chu
Little Brdie,n noge the msniion OF a IA. Aug uslus
Psrro OF Philadelphia. as being connected With The
history OF this child As .his Is my name am
q resident OF rhiadclph;a where occupy posniee
which places prominently before the public lsuper-
Intendeot Of nsusic ~ the pubic schooisL The
coincidence IN nstne aud residence might 10
some misspprchenson | wish 10 state that am not
The person rcerred In artiee, and would asw
y0a please give publicity 70 thas aot, aud oblge
No, Tic Kcasrai street, Pbiiadeiphia
AUG. fERRUr,
r. ST. would further add thai 1 am nos tns only
peraan VI tnAk- name Ia Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
GUMELEroN's DEFIANCE.


Ihe County Clerk has written the following letter -
CoUsry CLERKS OFFICE
NEW COUNTY COugr HOUSE,
NEW York, Sept Ia, 1875
To THx MEMBERS OF rHB BAR or THE CRY NEw
YORK;
Inasmuch as rumored charges have appeared in the
public press against my administration OF the Office OF
County Clerk, which reflect on NY character ana as
am conf lent that since my election Office 1 have
sudeavorcd 10 discharge my duties honestly, faith.
fuiiy aud 10 the best OF my abty. would earnestly
rquest that the members OF the Bar and those having
busincss relations with my office, meet nc my
oflcs, on Tuesday, september IL, At throe o'clock
=. NJ. there TO investigate those rumored charges
and make 10 tho public full And impartial report Of
the same. l take this method OF meeting those
aog ed charges, not knowing that they will assume
o,hsr Than rumored shape being satisfied that
doing business with my onisc bost testify a 10
the proprietv OF my of1cia acts.
HENRY A. GUMBLE1ON, County Ciosk.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
SOCIALISrIC MEETINGS.

mass meeting of the main section OF the sociaiiss
tic labor party was held In the Gcrmania Asss mby
Rooms last night with Mr.. William Acksrman In the
chair and William Krinbenberg as secretary. Tue
speaker was Sir. Geoe, whose lhsme .'fbe Proc
ent Spirit OF the rimes."
Another meeting OF the socialists held In Zim.
Norman Hall No lI6 Third street, ior the purpose
OF organizing the members OF the party living IN
THIRD Fourth Filth and Twelfth Election distr,cts Of
tho Tenth Assembly District
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
A MARROW ESCAPE.

George Smith sas ON a doorstep on tho corner sf
Dover and Water strcots ON FRIDAY night when jacob
Gunter. barber, ci Brooklyn, and two other yoans
men staggered along. 'Oae OF the trio throw brick
at Smiih, who picked IL up aud followed his assaiiant
cowu Dover street Whic DONG 50 no wss startled
by the report si pistol apd bis hat beinG Knocked
on with fofcc OF buileI intended ior mis- head
Guntcr was held by Jud2e Duny yesterday In $500
bat
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
ME-. CONOVER INDORSED.

Al meeting OF the workingmen's Democratic As
ISOLATION OF tho Seventeenth Assembly district held
on Friday evening at No 635 West Forty second
street, resolutions ind0rsipg Mr. Samuel Conovur
Mayor wero unanimously adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-19
PL.iINIJILD's blink CLOSED.
Another savings Institution In the Hands OF
New Jersey's chancellor.

On the doors OF the Plainhcld lN.Jl Saw
ings Bank yesterday were posted notices that
the bank was closed. and that money would be
neither received nor paid out. This is the cul-
mination Of series Of difficulties surrounding
the bank for the last six months. II was not en-
trely unexpected in the vicinity. The bank
sustained some injury, in reputation at least,
from the operations Of its late President. Eston
Marsh. whose complications with the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey led 10 public rumor
that he had used tie money Of the bank Then
the failure OF the Newark Banking Institution
Jed To = loss OF confidence. and the drposltqrs
hay" be'n making constant Withdrawals Of de-
posts That hay" not been replaced.
In d. 'einber last there WAS 10000 moro
drawn out tnan was nut IN. January increased
the trouble. for there WAS si4 .ou withdrawn
above the amount deposited. la the first half
Of the present month. .l5.O,u more wa, witn-
drawn. Ihe bank on 'rrs are wrll-known men
II financial c.rel.s md IN plblie affairs. The
President l.. W; hunyon. is Judge Of the
Circuit Court Il the county and yicc- President
q the FIRST, National Bank Of Elizabeth. The
CITY National Bank OF lminted; and Treasurer
Of the Buiding Loan. Tho \irc-prcs dents
arr ). o. Horton and Isaac 7 Brown.
As tn. bank has been oHlIbl, she'd ten years
and II the only savings bank in fniulcid, there
ON GERS hoped to ride out the storm. ThaN con-
added to The 81 900 on hand in January, when
There wGs $1,000 surplus. they hoped would hc
den dcmanu fer ssD.0OUln cash. which they met
cripI Il their re0olrc"s and they SAW TINT un-
-'s they dis pus'd OF ihrir securities az ST. RI
fl they must stop. Application WIS therefore
made To ihs thnnccAur OF New jersey
10y the Pr -idefi far permission Ia wind
up the business. and the order was issued
by the Chancellor last Frldny. II Is sim.
ilar 10 that IN tle casc ol the newark saw
inss Institution. NJ receiver Is appointed, but
"a special master > to hr appointed 10y tn
Chancellor 10 maSe an cNaminhuon Of the
bank OH cts have ohars, OF the assets. with
power to convert them into ash in cases whore
that can be done " thuut loss. II Is estimated
that from Fix - ton months viii be required t.
settle the affairs Ol tho concern.
No ac'urute tStlmat" of tho amount that Will
be realized 10y dep sitors can yet hr made. MI
Pore said yesterday thar he could say gcu"r-
ally that there is about $3.50. 1000 due b. 400 de-
positors. 70 secure this there is "a 81 Chilly
hrgrr sum due the bunk Tor loans On houd and
mOrts rse, which he believes to be- good.