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Prejudice Kills.

eleven years old daughter suffered
on bed OF misery under the care OF
several of the best land some of worst)
physicians, who gave her disease varf-
Gus names but no relief AID now she
is restored TO US in good health by as
simple remedy rs Hop Bitters, that
we had poohed al for Two years, before
using II. We earnestly hope aud pray
that no one else will let their sick sui
fer as we did, On account of prejudice
against so good medicine ms Hop
Bilters. 1.-THE Parents.
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IL Gen. Butler, the nominee of him.
self and of several other not much larg-
err parties for governor of Massachus-
etts, has got tired of still hunt, and is
now unbottling himself on the stump
There appears to be less danger of his
election than there was last year, ant
This imprld dent alton of the cl;a nan
will finish him.
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Curtis is bitterly hostile. There Is
nothing to DO said against tie ability or
character of Mr.. Cornell, which arc Of
the highest, and the Republican votc's
of New York will very probably refuse
TO become parties to Mr.. Curtis quar-
rels, TO the defeat OF the candidate Of
their own choice.
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A Mormon Capfured.

Captain X. ID. Webster, of the Spring
field, Mass, police force, arrived at St.
Adams on Sunday morning, in search
Of one Henry Arthur, criminal, who
was wanted for having jumped his
bni. Arthur has wife whose where
abonis are not now known and also has
uoniinally wife and child living in
Chicopce. Representing himself as
single man, he some time since paid his
addresses 10 IL young woman IN Thomp-
sonvillc, Conn, who has now good
reason 10 regret her intimacy with such
II scoundrel. He was arrested in
Springfield last March and bound over
for trial at the May term of court.
After much effort, he succeeded in
finding bail and was released, but soon
after disappeared from that vicinity,
and his bondsmen have been able to
get 10 trace of him until few days
ago they learned that he was living in
st. Adams under an assumed name.
Captain Webster left Springfield Satur-
day night, and arriving here carly on
Sunday morning went directly to the
st. Adams hotel. Decming II unwise
to make known his business until he
had taken survey of the field, he
awaited developments hoping that he
might by accident encounter the object
of his search, his face and figure being
well known TO him. Shortly after
breakfast as the officer was sitting in
the public Office of the hotel, noticing
the people about there he saw mar
pass Trough the hall and enter the
Mushroom, whom he at once thought
was the object his search. Following
him into the apartment, they were
brought face 10 face and each was rec
ognizcd by the other. Arthur made M
resistance, but said he had recent,
: dreamed that an officer had found him
lie was soon lodged in Jail for SAT;
keeping, and the officer left for Spring
+ field with his prisoner, on the 20
train this morning. Arthur has fo
4 several weeks been boarding at the ST
c Adams House and was known here b.
the name of "Charlcs Smith," He ha
: recently been employed rs painter q
, the Lake House, and had formed quit
, an extensive acquaintance here, havin
\ plenty of "brass" with which to pu
b. himself around, but his associates wer
n generally of disreputable class. Ii
c is an American, apparently about 3
= years of age, and, without doubt
8 practical advocate Of complex marriag,
=. who will well deserve any punishmeI
that awaits him.-[St. Albaus Adve
Il User.
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CTATE OF VERMONT

- District of Addison, So.
In Probate Court. held Mt Middebury in said
district, on the 2d day of October A. ID. 1879.
Eliza =. Ellsworth, ADMINISTRATIVE of The estate
OF Alba Ellsworth late OF Hancock in said district
deceased, presents her application to this court,
IN which the he IS residing within this state, join.
representing that 1t will be necessary TO sell all
OF the real estate with which the said deceased
died seized 10 pay the debts and expenses of nd
mlnistration, and that IL win be beneficial for all
parties interested 10 sell the whole of the real
estate OF said deceased situated in Hancock,
aforesaid; and asks this court for license to sell
the same.
Whereupon il is ordered that said application
be referred To session of this court
TO be held at the probate Office in Mddlebury, on
the 9th <ay of October. A. ID. 1879. for hearing md
decision thereon; and It's further ordered that
notice hereof he given all persons interested by
publication Of the same three weeks successiveiy
in the Midtlebury Register, printeL at Mid
diebury, before said time of hearing. that they
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause. if any they may have, why said license
should not be granted
BY the Court Attest, 81
LYMAN l.. KNAPP, Judge
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R- There il an unmistakable Grant
boom in the air, the enthusiastic recep-
ton Of the hero OH the Pacific coast
having set the politicians specializing OH
his strength as presidential candidate
next year. lie could be elected easily,
but it would be better for Grants fame,
and better for the Republican party, il
he should adhrc to his expressed de-
termination not to serve again.
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Wdterfoun Lire Stock Market.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. :, ISIS

Market Bcef-A few choice 81 25a1 so extra. 6.15
100 ilrst quality 6oOa61O; second quality 300
80; tiird quality $500 $i.75.
Prices of store Catile-W orking Oxen per pair
from ! 100, l3OalG,.
Mich Cows and Calves from $50. a5as50 farrow
cows, SI0a.9.
iearings, s1al5; two years old llae7; three
years old, 2Oa:;S.
Western fat swine. live. S-saf 5-sc per ID.
Northern dressed hogs, De- per pound.
Price of Sheep and Lambs in lois, S2.0o a.. rs,
each; extra S5.uOas5.O, from 3aI 3-ic per ID.
Veal Calvs ~ a l-2per III.
Hides. Tallow and Standardization hides, 7 a
i3fc per ID; Country hides. l-2a7c per H.
brighton lllow, 4 81 cts. prlb.; country iallCw
l-tai -.
Pclts rom Coo to 81 each.
Cali AkiuS lualac pcr lb.
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Y The Burlington Free Press and
the St. Adams Messenger have beer
INDUCING in little tilt over the Bar.
low campaign, in which as usual the
Free Press has the best of it, being in
the right. But still it is little wicked
in the Free Press to be continually re-
minding tho Messenger of the part il
took in disgraceful affair. Christi
anity should teach the Free Press no
to keep on chatting sore spot.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

BThe College Undergraduate fol
September is out. II. w. Dorr is edi.
tor in chief, in whose hands it appears
to- lose none of its former excellent
features. The paper is now on good
financial basis, and it deserves the ali
of every alumnus Of the college, ever,
one of whom can spare dollar towards
supporting and improving it.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, etc, ! will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send sclfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D, New
York CITY.
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~ New York is suffering from an
other six days walk. The police ought
to take these brutal exhibitions in hand
They do no possible good, are danger
GUS to the health and even lives OF
the contestants, and foster reckless
spirit Of gambling which is ruinous to
large numbers of young men, who arc
the ones who take most interest in
these contests.
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DIED.
DIN, Oct. l, Jcwett Leath

" LEATHERs-1n Lincoln, Oct l, Jeweu Leath
4 crs, aged "a years.
MCVAR-n Livcrmore Falls, Me-, Thursday
Oct 2, Wesley McVar, ofDristol oftyphoid fever
aged % years.
ROBB1NS-In Middlebury, Oct. 4, Of typhoid
fever, Mr.. I.cander A. Robbins, OF Arlington
Mass. aged 80 years.
RICIlARDSON-In Mddlebury, Oct. 0, Mrs
Sallic, wife of the late IIcman Richardson, aged
81 years and IL months.
MASON-In Mddlebury. at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs NJ. A. Munroc, Mrs Nancy A
Mason, OF Boston, Mass. aged a years.
daughter OF Emanuel and Sarah Hail. aged year
months, and 10 months.
BUSHEE-In South Adams Mass, Monday,
sept. 20, Mrs. Lure, wife of William Bushee, for
merly of this place, aged 80 years.
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w- It begins to look as though KEEL
ley,s vote in New York in the coming
election might not be much inferior tc
Robinson's. Kelley has the reputation
of being an honest man. AT least lie il
not the mere tool of scheming politi
cal pickpockct. I...
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Rufus WAINWRIGHT, Clerk
j. nj. Slade Attorney for Petitioner
CTATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OP VERMONT,
~ Addison County, ~,
In Probate Court held at Mddlebury, within
and for said district on the 10Th day ptember,
A. ID. 1870.
A. Boardman lambert, administrator deJonis
non with the will annexed of the estate Of Thomas
A. Merrill, late OF Middlebury, in said dis.
trict, deceased, mai application to said court
Tor license to sell all of the real estate of said
deceased, representing that said sale Is Tor the
interest of ali parties concerned. and the egatees
OF SAID deceased residing in this state join in the
application.
said administrator further asks license TO sell
all the stock and bonds and other personal pro
perry for the purpose Of settling the estate.
WhereupoD, II is ordered by said court that SAID
application be referred TO session of this court,
TO he held at the probate Office in Middlebury
on the 9th day OF October, A. ID. 1879, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and it is further ordered that no
tice hereof be given to all persons interested by
publication of the same three weeks successfully
IN the Middlebtry Rcgiste''. a newspaper pub
| lished at Middlcbury. previous 10 said time for
| hearing. That they may appear at said time aud
place. and II they see cause, object thereto.
by the courf-At.est.
81 LYMAN T.. KNAPP, Judge.
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II II. w. Love, of the Burlington
Review, has bought the Rutland In.
quirer, which he is running in connec-
ton with his Burlington paper. 1t is
needless to say that the Inquirer has
badly deterioratcd SO far as decency is
concerned. For place of its size Rut.
land Is not little to be condoled with
on its local papers, one being crazy and
the other edited by the Burlington
nondescript,
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n The papers all over the country
are full of reports of The revival of bus
iness. We trust many of our subscrib-
ers will soon feel able to do something
to revive us.
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Assignee's Sale.

will sell at Public Auction. on Tuesday, Otco.
Der 2sth, 1879. at West Lincoln. commencing at ID
o'clock, A. NJ, for cash, l stave machine and
jointer, board machine and edger, old circular
saws, about 200 bundles of is inch slaves, guam
tity OF fence piekets lumber cars. stave rack.
I cToss-cut saw, quantity of barrel and kec
depot, also my interest in and TO dry house ON
the premises Of ". q. Elliott, ! heater and pipe
In said dry b0nsc, also s3oo0 In notes and ac-
Also will sell at Public Auction near the no.
tel ut ;rstol saturday. November LIST, 1879, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, horse, buggy wagon, top
wagon, | heavy lumber wagon for 4 horses,
single sleighs, single harnesses, clothes pin
marines, SLATER, n quantity Of good shingles.
together with articles not mentioned.
y. ID NINTON, Assignee,
Dated at Bristol. Oct I. 1871. swss
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~ Bailey, editor of the Register, at
Middlebury, recently tumbled off q We.
locipede and fractured an arm. Had
he struck on his head 1t wouldn't have
done any Observation-Disclosures Clipper.
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SsTATE OF VERMONT,
~ Addiso County, So.
In Chancery. Noble ii. Hill Frederick Kop


per.
Whereas Noble II. Hill Of Boston, in the County
of Suffolk. and State of Massachusetts has filed
his petition In sad court AGAINST Frederick Kop-
per, OF New York CIty, in the county and State OF
New York. setting forth that said Frederick on
the 4th day of October, 1873, executed to said
Noble y. mortgage deed of certain land lying in
Bridport, in said Addison County, and described
as follows: at being cer.ain tract or farm OF
land lying and being in Bridport. aforesaid
Bounded north by lands of Asa Rice and wife,
East by the highway leading south from Bridport
village. South by +. Z. Fletcher's land and land
of Nathan Russell's estate. West by said RusselIs
estates land and by the highwey leading from
Daniel Harris to said Brdport village, Contain
Ing about 50 acres of land. with a condition for
the redemption OF the same on the payment of
certain note therein described. And praying
that said defendant may be foreclosed of his
equity OF redemption in said premises.
said defendant residing without this state so
that said petition cannot be served upon him,
1t is ordered that he he required to appear on
the first day of the next stated tel OF said court
to be holden at Middlcburv, within and for the
county of Addison, aforesaid, on the second Tues
day OF December, A. d., 1879, then and there to
answer to said petition, by publishing the sub
stance of said petition and this order thr1a weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, publish
ell at Miduiebury, afoI said, the last of which
publications to be ut least twenty days previous
to said term of said court, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice.
Dated at Middlebury aforesaid this Goth day of
September, A. ID. 1879. y
RUFUS WAINWR RIGHT Clerk
STEWART ELDREDGE, Solicitors for petitioner.
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Notice.

Whereas, my wife, Pauline. has len my bee ard
board without just cause or proyocation, hereby
warn any person against harborlng or trusting
her. as shall pay no debts OF her contracting
FREDERICK FALEs.
Mddlebury, VI, Oct 5, 1919,
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Mihhlrhurq Rrgistsr
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1879
~ Look out for a glorious Republic
can victory In Ohio next Monday.

u The simon pure Democracy OF
Massachusetts, have nominated John
Quincy Adams, Of Quincy, as their can
didatc for governor.
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The market at Hinesburgh, ON Monday. was
lively; the prices pnid were 20 70 - cents. f. ID.
barnes bought 20 tubs and Mr.. Hull 20.
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The market at Bristol on Saturday was lively,
there being lao tubs offered. The prices paid
were is TO - cents.
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Middlebury. Oct G.-Market lively. Choice
hut II brought PC; common TO good lsas0c.
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st. Albans, Vt, Oct. 9.-Market duh. Com
mon grades 10 TO 81. Selections % TO %.
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At Richmond the attendance was large. Butter
sold as follows: Fair 10 good, Is To Is cents
choice, 20 TO - cents; Cheese sold at 6 TO Sets
for farm make and factory.
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Lyons Heel StifIencrs keep new
boots and shoes straight. Sold by shoe
and hardware dealers.
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Chew Jack sons Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. 33~ly.
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SrATE OF yEHMoNT. II

CTATE OF VEHMONT, 4 II ~
- District of New Haven, 81.
In Probate Court held ut vcrgcnnes, in said dis i.
trict, the 4th day Of October A. D. 1879 harles
W. sheldon, late Of Addison, In said District dc.
ceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes applca-
ton for decree Of distribution and partition OF
the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, II IL ordered by said Court.
that said account and said application be
referred TO a session OF said Court 10 be held at
the Probate Office In vergennes. on the eth day
Of October, A. b. 1879, for hearing and decision
thereon: and 1t Is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given 70 all persons Interested by pub
LEGATION OF the same three weeks successfully In
the Middlebury Register, newspaper published
at Middlebury, previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear ut said time
and place, and show cause, If any they may have
why said account should not be allowed, andsuch
decree made. By the Court Attest.
rs Id. SMITH. Judge.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
THE PIE KNOTS.
Their Fourth Annual Las, Event,


Thirty-6ve couple participated in the
grand march Of the Pine Knot ASSEM-
bly, which came of at 9.45 O'Clock last
evening, at Webstsr's Dancing Acad-
emy, the occasion being the fourth an
nual ball of the Association. Master Of
ceremonies, John J. Taggart, with Miss
Louise Trissler's daintily gloved hand
resting lightly upon his right wing, led
the march. followed by floor manager
Thomas Reynolds and lady; assistants,
Alfred Stout and Miss Minnie Crcpper,
Morris Belford and Mrs. John B. Gindsr.
Alex. Haggarty and Miss Lydia Mealsy.
Profs. Ritchie, Worth and Rllingsr
furnished the music, and AZ the close Of
the grand promenade the programme Of
the evening was entered into with
spirit. The superb arrangements which
had been perfected for the comfort and
enjoyment of the guests proved con-
clusively that the corps Of managers
thoroughly understood their business.
Two intermissions were had during the
night during which refreshments Of .
superior quality and in abundance were
furnished. Not the slightest ripple Of
disturbance occurred during the entire
night, and the fourth annual of the
Pine Knots wound up one Of the most
oreditable affairs Of the kind given this
season.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

dwelling, and without which even
palstial splsndors are dark and
dreary. While residing at Mil
ford in 1916, Sister Houston be-
ing in feeble health, took .
tour TO the North. She visited NiagA-
"a Falls, and she returned home by the
way Of Saratoga and Hudson River.
Her descriptions Of that msgnifcentcat-
aract, the great watering place, the
enchanting scenery Of the Hudson, the
picturesque grandeur Of the High
land, the Catskill mountains and the
Palisades, as we'll as tbe wild gorgeous
beauty Of West Point and its historic
memories, and charming pictures,
cleaning with poetic fancies. Her i'm
agination was rich and she some
times expressed the fear tina. she might
have INDUCED 1t too freely. But amid
it all there was . vein Of pious rehec-
tion aad thankful recognition of the
hand Of God in raising up such friends,
as were needed TO enable her to take
this indispensable recreation. With
this brief sketch Of our sisters lif. and
character l will give place to her pastor,
who will recount the story of her suf-
fering and triumph.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
A Western Hurricane.

Violent and destructive wind storms
prevailed yesterday in Southern Ohio
and in portions Of Indiana and Illinois
Telegraph wires were leveled in va
rious directions, and Communication
between Cincinnati and Chicago and
the West was interrupted for some
time. In Cincinnati part Of the roof
Of the Central Christian Church was
blown of. In Hamilton, Ohio, the
stsepls of St. Joseph's Church was
blown down and crashed through
the main building, causing damage to
the extent of $1,000. The main walls
OF the whiskey room OF the Miami Dis
tillery were leveled. In Troy, Ohio,
several persons we're injured by the
wind and by falling bricks. In Mount
Vernon, Ohio, livery stable and sew
eral dwellings were demolished. Great
damage was also done in Terre Haute,
Ind. In Cairo, ILL.,, two colored
churches ware demolished, and the
custom. house and several dwellings
were uuroofed. Agirl eleven years of
age was blown from hat factory to
the ground and killed. In most places
the storms were accompanied or follow
ed by hail and heavy rains; their du-
ration was from ten minutes TO half
an hour.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Sending N Ncgroes 10 Africa.

At a meeting of the Pennsylvania
Colonization Society held on Tuesday
afternoon q warrant for $4,000 was is
sued to dsfray the expenses of colored
smigrauts to Liberia. The expedition
sails from New York, on the 10Th of
December, and the emigrants are to To-
cate at Brownsville, not far from st..
Paul's river, and near where the Man.
dingo traders stop on their way from
the interior. 1t was announced at the
meeting that Mr.. II. s. Morris had Sc
cured So, 100 toward the proposed So,
900 for school to educate the sens OF
native chiefs in Liberia.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTN.
A COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN
n and Ladies Of this city, will give

A COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN
n and Ladies Of this city, will givea
GRAND OK ROAST EMBARRASSMENT.
ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 49,
AT SCAEUTZEN PARK, WILMINGTON.
DELAWARE,
For the benefit OF Plymouth NJ. E. Zion
Church, on Tenth street. They will spare no
pains In trying to make this one of the Grand
est Entertainments ever given 10 this city by
our people. The public In general are re-
spectfully solicited, both white and colored
friends, to participate In this grand enter.
prise every arrangement will be made to ac-
cOmmodate the guests both white and colored
that may give us their patronage. This en-
terta!nment will continue one day at the
Park and three evenings in Walnut street
Hall, near Ninth street. The following ar
rangements will be made by the appoint
ment of several committees:
LIST. Committee OF Ways and Means. End.
Financial Committee. 3D. Vigilant Com
mittee. 4th. Purchasing Comm ittee. 5th.
Table Committee on Dinner and Supper. 9th.
Committee on Refreshments. 7th. Stage
Committee. 9Th. The several Committees are
requested to meet at the Plymouth Church,
at w o'clock, A. NJ, on the 10th, so as to
march out with the Band and take their sta
tiors. 10th. The first speaking is to COM
mence at lo1a o'c,ock, A. M, Dinner at i
O'Clock, P. M. Second speaking at O'Clock,
T. NJ, closing 80 as to return 10 the Hall by
boclock, P. M. Pref. A. X. Henry, the ora
tor of the day. Subject" Our Duty as Ameri-
can Citizens. " Mr.. Lewis P. b Henry,
Subject" Independence. F." Rev. Dr.. W. f.
Butler and others will participate in speak.
Ing on the occasion. Speaking and exercises
at the Hall are to commence at TX o'clock
each evening: Speaking and q Grand
Prom made will take place the first evening,
The second vening the Passover Supper will
take place W tn stats in hand. The third
night an Old Plantation Jubilee Concert and
Promenade will close up the entertainment.
TICKETS FOR DINNER. .5oCrS.
EVENING. .......25
Tickets at the Hall ior Supper, 40 cents:
uhlIen entering into the Park, Is cents;
At the Hall. Is cents.
Tickets to be had OF the different Com.
mttees. Carriages snd horses driven into the
park WI, be ttsen care OF for 10 cents apiece.
The Mouut Vernon COrnet Band has been en-
gagged.
N. B.-rickets that have not got the Com
T Tittee's mark or staup upon them will not bs
received at the Park OF at the Hall door
H-l5-St REV. J. b. TRUSTY, Supt.