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lent. The Republican candidate
seemed possessed Of tho idea that
the State is in peril, and stood in
need of his valuable services; and
he soughtby every means, fair and
unfair, to accomplish his election.
lie made an active, personal can:
vass Of the county, trying to con;
troll the votes ofmanyw whom he
had not heretofore taken thep pains
to know or recognize. He entered
into personalities relating to Nj.
Edmiston's private business. III
tried toraise the Asylum issue, as
though a member Of the Lcgisla,
turc had entire control over the
officers and management of that
institution, and perhaps ignorant
of the fact that all thisis in the
hands Of n Board Of Directors ap,
pointed by the Governor Of the
State. Your correspondent claims
that il was either ignorance orcon'
temptible demagogtlcry thatsought
] E.1aa - sr,,,n tp{n
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- n u,':aa.;s"s ~ a. ,,rosant van,
i, S' .s,,;ol, wbst,,sr ,,ood ~ had.
; !, o teal tl,o same os tbot an.
= .. =, ~. ss.n,er pann,,lioSm T o..
A..so H. a. : s,,arot IN
$500 .,,:,, ,'''a ~ e o,,r
- ~. !, IN, &C. c,o,,rt
1y.ss:.'s at;o,,s T. ais and olso
- - 3.sts Is..sts.s,#,,.l;;ol, sl;,.Etbe
y wy $500 ,..,si onl,. far M AZ ain.
!" sstss.S2a5,1;.,Io,.o,1 9t,,oi sn;rit
.lss = ,.,,;ot omons lad.
~ ~ e = saIes1 antl ,ynocri,;coI and
go - s.t..si. ,ss.l, = asH,iangor.
oli VI, NJ pal = -, f fo,Inno5 ila
'us' LIS ,an1a.s frto lila
,:''p'' " -, III, ~ ,1orooto,N aud
mn -. ,'...' ,,1oosod - co11
l9'''I ,, 1',s ~ ;a.,,.l - cor ln,nc.
" - ,ro,,os;na That.
.1' ,,s s n"n,.,ss thn county tn
' ..,tI 50 a.a~sIt was : s,fIicicnt nm.
s ssa. W. ,,,;..t,,at Nv F1mis,on an
,,ot o, ~ ss' 90 ~ a. olthonrb Ind
,'ot :' ..lOv1 - oosrr IN tho cam
Nv '.''' "o"o.1;,c ~ A. potcrson,s
i i',as ,h " y.s = reason 10 nreyent
=: :o' 'r,' tl'' o ""' a.n,lrna. would he
~ ",s - ro.noot ,n1 this was n
s saJ and sorore family allliction
a,'a,,t ,,,o o,,on;n,, ofthc comnairn.
loo4 s, ''.' w., "t ~. ~ ,.aal, throurh bis
wv '.' "nd fro,, n;abt tn night
l" saona I noa;co1 co,nnsfires, boye We
-, A. rln;a,on wos afraid
.'e''lu s.', Nv. .'i po.onsar m ,be st,mp
", W. .'' ~ ~. ~ Low how tbis ,nay
w. =. ~ ,,a .,UI his h;s oxcl, onocs hui
,'''o :. s, ,,".ao - vas only lHdicrous
i''1: ~, "' ,aI n,o;oritv This defeated
-s%s -. ~ t,o last issrc Of his
o's.'s' r ,'oco.o +ho oloc,;on. reecrret
p"P ptl 49, rI,,;.,.,,,s VooJ n, L.;no blue
" w.: l' e:,.s a,,ooo,,o,,ts nc he
ana DIS fanny "''''. Wv, Vs.. ~ 1,o.,
ing irreproacIaple' ana Jus' i'',s
| is Il striking case in4whicil he tol'
Tho truth, for there is no one in the
oa,,,,w ~ ovc n in thc country tina
com ,, 49,: ~ ' ~
Will dispute IT, u,
is to be hoped that the mex
time, If ever, Mr.. p. becomes n can
d;do,o bo will be more lust toward
,o.,t .u1 ,,,oro s,,r;n. !,
MS o''l'o'.en' ""s, 'o RI,
his promises TO tle people ny
"kind Of suspect" a fellow, who pro
peses:to do everything himself. I
would hardly hc fair ia the rest O
w., We" co." ~. 7 o,,.;. oo,rt . n son,
'i'c o'"'e' lOi 1--WE .or's ~ .,o,,,r
a representative 10 Ihe Lcs!si"'"f'
who oltbouEh fl Radical. and vounj
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EROM U.1SIIIyGToN.
WAsII.ISGroy, October II

TR0ll U:dSIILyGToN.
WAsnIScroy, October ii.
Editor Democrat.
The popular opinion is, both
among Republicans and Demo,
Gratis, that to;nlorrow-Tuesday
the 12th-should show q Rcpubli.
can victory in both Ohio and In
diana in order. toput that party on
an equality with the Democratic in
November. Without Indiana. the
Democrats have still a good chance
to win; withoutit 1.-THE Republicans
havc hardly any. This is because
New York and New Jersey are
certain for Hancock, with strong
probabilities, amounting 10 almost
n certainty, in Connecticut, New
Hampshire andNIainc, in the East.
However, when this letter is read,
it will be well known to all what
both Ohio and Indiana have done.
If Indiana shall be Republican,
it will DO because ofthe grossest
fraud ever known, and which is
aided even from this city. Not
only haveihundreds ofroughs and
negroes gone through this City, or
left this City during the last
month, to vote in Indiana, but
lately two Washington detectives
were forwarded by the Attorney
General Of the United States, their
expenses paidtyg lie Republican Con
gressioaal Committee, whose business
it was to see that thcoutlaws who
preceded them kept tie engage
ment TO vote. These detectives are
District officers, paid partly by the
Government and partly by this
District, and their whole dutyis TO
prevent and help punish crime AT
lie Capital Of the country. No
more improper act was ever com
nitted by an Acknowledgement
than the sending ofthese men.
But'cvery plantation from North
crn Virginia 10 Southern North
Carolina has been robbed Of some
Of its laborers for the same service.
And SO I say'if Indiana shall be
Republican tomorrow it will be
because of fraud Of the most out
rageous kind.
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AYERS


the foundation OF all pulmonary diseases,
atfording prompt roliOf and rapld cures,
and Is admitted to patients Of any age or
either sex. Being very palatnhle, tho
youngest children tak6 Il readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
{ Bronchitis, InfluonZh, ClergyInnn'a
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catnrrh, the effects OF AYERS CnERRr
PICTORIAL are magical, and mnltstudea
are annually preserved from serious Ill
ness by Its timely and faithful tiso. II
should be kept at hand In every house,
hold for the protection II affords In sud.
: den attacks In " hOoping-cough and
Consumption there IL no other: retnedy
80 efiicacious, soothing. and helpful.
Low prices arc inducements to trJ
some OF tho; many mixtures or. syrups.
made OF cheap and ineffective ingred!.
ents, now offered, which, as they con.
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and arc sure 10
disappoint tho patient. Diseases OK tho
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and 1t Is dangerous
2 experimenting with unknown and chenp
medicines, from tho great liability thas
these diseases may. while so trilled with.
become deeply seated or incusablc. Uso
AYERS CHEEAY PICTORIAL. and you
may confidently expect tho best results.
: 1t Ia Of acknowledged curative power.
and Is as cheap rs Its careful preparation
and fine Ingredients will allow. Emil
nent physicians. knowing its compost
ton, prescribe 1t. Tho test Of hall a
century has proven its certainty 70 cure
oil pulmonary complaints not already
beyond tho reach Of human aid.
PREPARED BY Dr.. J. c. AVER & co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemistas
Lowell, Mass.
ou.o n ALL pauGsnts syTnxvHuA
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THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In diseases Of the
pulmonary organs
o sato aud reliable
remedy Ia inval-
uablc. Ayers
CHERRY PEcrolsA
Is such o remedy.
II Is q scientific
combination Of tho
medicinal rriuci-
pies and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically
united, OF such
power Us to insure
Tho greatest posi-.
bio efficiency. and
uniformity Of 70
ayita If nfHftna -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
Read This, and Curse the Traffic.

A young lawyer won and married q
bride that was the object of her parents
refined and devoted love, and the IA
vnritc of all the circle of her numerous
friends. A beautiful cottage, elegantly
located and beautifully furnished BY
her parents, was the happy home OF
this favorite pair. Several years glidcd
by, and the husband began to ply the
sparkling glass. Warnings from the
Bible, entreaties from his devoted part
ner, the solemn pleadings of his friends,
could not arrest his downward path.
One fierce wintry night he came
home recliug through the snow, and
found his wife with miserable cold
room, all invalid, and trying to keep
er two babes warm. The drunken
mailman swore he would soon have il
warm enough. Midnight came. Tn,
tempest had increased; the element.
we're in fierce c0nfl ct, and the raging
liehd IN human form was within. How
he fired his home will never he known.
Madmen care for nothing. The flames.
famed by the winds, drove out The
wife, bearing her darlinys, 10 face thai
awful tempest. A quarter of a mile OF
stands the nearest house. Soon ex.
hausted, she sank down in the deep
snow, with her helpless babes cliugine
TO their mother. But few minutes
Sufiiced to reduce their lovely home to
ashes.
In the morning the sobered author Of
this ruin, with the parents aud friends.
were searching under snowdrifls for
tho lost ones. AT length, wrapped in n
spoiless winding sheet. they were
found. White AS marble, the lovely
features Of the mother disclosed frozen
silent tears OIL her cheeks, and the
chcrnb forms clasped in her arms.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

Stocked, fevered aud swelled legs are
of very frequent occurrence at this aud
the spring seasons, IN both Young and
old horses, aud us a rule are indicative
of some constitutional disturbance, like
general debility. They are the result
Of the riiafsfag,fa,im Of The circula-
ton iisthe ,inut IL vessels (capllaries)
of iheslnibs The, circulation being
thus iInpcdrti. Ale capillary vessels be.
c ,ne disiclded. and cxu,lation Into the
surrounding tissues taking 1asce, swell
Log ut the exiremiiies naiurall, follow s.
The drsf hing u bes considered il the
general health aud nppearlmce of the
animal. Ii fat and in good condition, a
dose of physic should be administered.
combined with diuretics; If in poor
condition. laxatives. After the physic
or laxaiivefhas upeyated, give the fol-
lowing draught once per day for three
days: Oil of terpentine, l o.; linseed
oil, 4 OF; spirits IF nitrous ether, 6 dr..
Mix and give in linseed tea.-[Dr.. NJ.
In Country Gentleman.
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Consumption Cured

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice. having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the fol mula
ofa simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con.
sumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma
and all Throat aud Lung Affections.
also posiiivc and radical cure for Ncr
vous Cnmnlaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers In
thousands Of cases, has felt II his dufv
10 make II known to his suffering fel-
lows. Acfnated by this motive and n
desire to relieve human suffering. l will
send free Of charge to all who desire II,
this recipe. in German, French or Eng
lish, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. w.
Sherar, i4o Powers Block, Rochester,
NIX, s7s-o-w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

A Coon EXAMPLE.-When Admiral
Farragnts son was ten years old the
father said in his hearing, that when
he was old enough to make contract
and keep il, be had bargain to offer
him. The son rose mp aud asked the
father what the contract was. The
Admirable said: "The proposal l in
tend to make is this: Ii you will not
smoke or chew tobacco. drink intoxi.
eating or strong wines, till you are
tweniy-one wears of age. l will then
give you one thousand dollars" 81
am old enough to make that bargain
now" said young Farragut: 81 will
accept the oder." The bargain was
closed, and when Young Farragut Yves
twenty-one the cash was handed over
to him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

CAN FATNEss IN A Cow LESSEN HER
MILK YIELD?-That cows NAV be too
fat TO give full flow Of milk and hens
too fat, to lay, ia, arcurrent opinion
among farmers in some sections, which
is an absurtlilv, II seems 10 me; the
fact being that the COW or hen gets fat
on account of non-production, not that
the yield of milk or eggs is lessencd by
. the accumulation of flesh. Cows take
on flesh when supplied with rich food
beyond their capacity to convert il into
milk. Certain articles of food rave a
tendency to produce milk, while the
fat-fdrming qualities of others are pre-
dominant; yet were II COW allowed So
small ration of any kind, that she
would decrease in weight, the ,produc-
ton of milk would nor DC inrrcss =
thereby; but OIL The contrary. dimim
i-hed ieid woul,i be the result. There
is limit to the profitable conver,i n oi
food into milk; also a limit TO the ca
pacity of COWS to secietc milk; but If.
by high feeding with careful attention
to details, we can get the same returns
in four years that otherwise would re-
quirc five, we are the gamers. 1t seems
incredible that any thinking man could
believe that a g COW wonld yield more
milk when thin in flesh than when fat.
Il Rural New Yorker. M.B.P.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

NATIONAL BANKs.-The charters of
most'of the National banks in this State
expire in 1884, they having been organic
ed under the Secoud National Banking
act, that of 1864. The charters Of the
following banks expire February 25,
1888, they having been organized under
the National Bank act % February 25,
1868: First National Bank, Benning-
ton; First National Bank, BRANDON
Brandon National Bank. Brandon First
National Bank, Fairhiven; First Ma.
tional Bank, North Bennington; First
National Bank, Orwell; First National
Bank. Springfield; First National Bank,
81. Adams.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
highest Prise Port Wine.

The best wine in the country, that
took the highest premium at The f,en-
tenniai,ris sspeer's Port Grape Vino.
which, has become the, most celebrated
produete Of New sJersey. This wine
and. his p. a. brandy are now being
used by Physicians everywhere who
RELY -npon them as being the purest 10
be bad lofdruggists. It's unsurpassed
for weakly females and old people.
For sale 1t the old Case b Rider drug
stoss.
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Please step cushIng.

Some people say, " have not got the
Conmmption,' That pay be, but If Won
don'tstop tfst C,ugii fiie time will come
whenyou will wish you bad. If you
have weak lungs, II cough or consump,
ton in its mild form. or Asthma, 90
at once and buy bottle of DIR. Ger
mans Cough aud Consumption Cure !;
and II, after taking two-thirds of the
bottle, you treeeive' 10 benefit. please
return the bottle and get your money,
rs we sell no,cure noPoy. Mothers
give 1t to your children-no morphine
or opium. Price so cents and 81. For
sale at the Case Il Rider drug store.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

GOOD PRESSED BEEF. We commend
to our housekeeping readers the follow
ing: Take any fresh, lean bcef-the
cheaper pieces, us the upper part of the
leg above the soup pieces" answers
very well; that containing tendons or
plenty OF gelaiine is even preferable,
and some OF the round steak or ali,
other lean portion may be used with il
Boil closely covered until 50 tender that
the meat will tall from the bones. 1T
is better TO keep a closely fitting pan OF
cold water over the cooking kettle, to
condense aud carise TO fall back the ris-
ing steam containing the escaping fla
vOr.) Use only SO much water as is
needed to prevent burning. Take ont
the meat, mix and chop it fine. Put 1t
into a lin pan or other deep dish. Skim
on any excess of grease from the cook.
Ing liquor, and add To it a Tablespoons
full of Cooper's ar other good gel iinc
for each three or four pounds of meat
When dissolved pour it into the chop
pea meat; put on it a large plate or tin
thatswili fit into the dish, and place
upon this II to 20 pounds weight flat
irons will answer. When cold it is Il
solid mass, from which thick or thin
slices may be cut, that are marbled in
appearance, and are very excellent for
sandwiches, or for a tea or break fast
dish, and IL will keep several days even
III warm weather II set III cool place.
1t is tender, juicy, digestible, nourish-
ing, convenient and economical withal.
-lAmerican Agriculiurist.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

FoUk Coon REAsoNs.-Here are DR..
Thomas Guthrie's excellent reasons
for being total abstainer: ~ have
tried both ways; speak from expert
ence. am in good spirits because
take no spirits; am hale because I
uso no ale: take no aniidote In The
firm of drugs because take no poison
IN the fern Of drinks. Thus, though
IN the first Instance I sought only the
public good, have found my own also
since l became a I tai abstainer. |
have these four reasons for continuing
10 be one: LIST, my health Is stronger;
I'd, my head is clearer; Sd, my heart is
lighter; 4th, my purse is heavier"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
Agricultural Department.

Mr.. Bonner has three sons, A. A.,
X. e, aud Frederick, whom he is will
ing tohuyejhn him in an amusement
that la tilorded him so much personal
gratifl64Hon. One might judge from
reports OF their driving exploits that
when at the farm they are all boys to-
gether. Each has his favoritesiin the
stable, and the predictions and expec-
tations of Improvement among the
horsesl offers an entertaining sport.
Each selects and takes charge Temporal
rily of some one of the horses in which
he thinks he can effect an Improvement.
The school has made skillfuI drivers of
them all, and a. friendly rivalry, con-
stantly on the qut cire, keeps up a fund
of amusement thatin itself Is worth all
1t costs SO wealthy man as Mr.. Bon
ner; ani as an entertaining recreation,
allowing the subscriber to Judge, is so
vastly ahead of many other popular
amusements (ior instance, spending
hours about u bill ard table in all atmos-
pherc of tobacco smoke,) that there is
no comparison to he instituted to its
disadvantage from any standpoint.
The eldest sot,, MIR. A.A Bonner, is
the Only person, so far as known, who
has driven two different horses better
than 2.14, with full weight up.
The prices which have been paid for
some of the horses in this establish
ment have been regarded as extrava-
giant. Men often pay large figures for
great performers in view of a final
breeding value through mich they may
Reproduce their own exccllenccs. But
MIR. Bonner has paid many of his high
est prices TO gedings, that tor public
sporting wee worth the cost. or very
near Vt, because they could earn mnney
In pr2portion,ssbut,of course lad. mu
pr"speesiyc value ~ this kind. This
TACT Indicate s.-his, taste quite clearly =
lie buys the horse for the pleasure he
expects 20 derive from his speed. Some
idea ct the strength of his stable may
be had from the following list, with the
time eacll-bas made, either BY public
hane,<.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

Il A n WEEK In your own town. and on
(e ~ ~ thing risScd You can give sho bus
capitl trial without expense The
AM mess opportunity ever offered for those
evUyvvb best OK TO work. You should try moth
" " " willinc until you see for yourseifwhht
you can do at the business We offer. No room To
explain here. You can devote all your time or
only your spare time 20 the business, and make
great pay for every hour that you work; Women
make as much as men. Send for special private
terms and particulars, which we mail tree. -
Quilt Tree. Don't complain CT hard times while
70 have such chance Address II: HALLk1T
1-Co.. Portland. Maine, nN ~.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

II Is a somewhat sad fact that some
people have higher polish on their
boots than on their manners. IL their
heads were only whore their feet arc
how they would shlne.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

Nearly as mapy more have shown be
tweeif 2.20 and 2.25. -iNn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

UUnM CURED Promptly and Perm
ululvN emily. l send a bottle Of my eeln
UIA brated remedy, with valuable tree
tise on this disease. nee % all sun
vlv ferers who send me their y. o. and
~ Express address, Dr. III. q. ROOT
lss Pearl ST. New York. Ni'w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored!

Restored!
o just published a new edition Of DIR. chi
IN ~ verwel's Celebrated Essay on the radical
Xxx cure (wthout mcdicine) OF Spermat tor
~ rhma or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
seminal Losses, lmpotency. Mental, and
rage, etc. :; also, Con nm Jfion, Epilepsy anu
Fits, inuuccd by self indulgence or sexual extr.,
vagtnoc, &c. - .
The celebrated author. in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years SUCCESS.
ml practice. that the alarming consequences oi
seli-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF Internal nier,iciue or the appli.
cation OF tn knife; pointing cut mode of cure
at once simple, certain and effectun by means
d which every sufferer. no matter what his con.
iition may be, may cure himself cheaply priva,e.
ly, and radicailly.
Fs- his Kccturc should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any al.
u ess, pnst.paid. On receipt OF siN cents or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
- Ann ST., .cw York. y. T.; Post ONCE Box.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

DOE w. W. $* 49, e.
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sPEER'S
p. J. SHERRY,

Is a Wine ofsupcrior Character, and partakes
Of the golden qualities OF the grape from which IL
Is made. For Purity. Rrhness. Flavor and Med
icinal Properties 1t will be found unexcelled.
81 None genuine unless the signature of" AL
FRED SPEER, Passaic. n. d." Is over the cork OF
each bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

A discount OF twenty per cent viii DO allowed
IN clubs of four or more persona. Thus: four
copies Of Lakewood or Of one Review will be
senl. to one address. for slfs0 four copies ef the
lour Reviews and Lakewood for sas, aud 30 on.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
TERMS FOR 1880 Qncluding Postage
POSTAGE.

This item Of expense. now borne by tho pub.
Usher, 10 equivalent to reduction oil 20 ysr cen
On the cost TO subscribers In former years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23

ALFRED sPEER. Proprietor.
ONCE. "a Warren Street. New York.
Mt. Prospect Vineyards. Passaic, New Jersey.
JoHs LA For. Paris. Agent for France;
G. T. LUDLOW London. Agent for Great Bril-
In.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-23
SPEEk',o
Sambuci Wine!

celebrated for its beneficial qualities, highly es
tccmeh by eminent physicians, used in European
AMI American IIosl itis and by the first familie,
in Europe aud America.
Excellent for weak and debilitated persons, tn,
aged and inirm improving the appetite and bel
entting ladies and children.