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, 1880-01-15

Depart rtmcnt for tho month of March is!,: MILL Mill
tny ,1s BY T. Scs;, tho sf tue yGat5
ssnis sa I y H. Se ,ss seen ri tsat sho
sfsf Sfsf!ss !s Esf 81 .ssrssss aaa sav'"x 10
rrtiIsen to put 81 tho clerks IN tlfs nGnnrt.
rnc1t aud hor M..!ents ntticr snent !an ,,,st"s
T. insure lhe fitf asfhr r. q nv shsp ,'nny M
4onEtnE 10 tho city TINT 'nay come mo ''0'F
hnnls. .,,, ,x,rt
required md to srye tho public prosifay f ",
ns to n.y n."nths rnsn Q, t9 ab 1--WE" VII '!y y
Il, arcctng delinquent wcr res. mi ,.. j., ~ 10.
!x such othcr w,rk r. "y m ,f'a1 ,rs " yon 1ns
Tho Service r,tiier th!!, g iy,ai EreftGro to
nient, tho work nf th,s Sin,srn'Gi, a1 III i,fttrr oo
th,ii Il ryrr h,s imef with nas,irc fnithfllliicss
s 10 Tho COLLECTIONS md Ut NJ nt.n1 9ce
10; i,1t to mnntnIn this reduction s'ccess'my VIZ,
c, W must S ye a, Fs'' i, ,'n1o;1.y 'nnnMten '''"
ArrHornlATinxs AMI ExrEsf'fTUHEs ooH'Su
1,y the inet.,sea tabular statement !sn
marked y Will he seon =, r.. tn"x ., 1ne nn5 ~. ".
pp,,irrncn.a t,f tic Department nf l'i,t'.
isWarks fcr tS year dw s7' tefifiyr1f1 Siiyrl11aI6 aGT
rha Sn'ta1,',te s!,nc s,encns II shaws Tint there
nas hssm sa4a Gsimi'' E, Hi '.' ,I7s
Leaving a holanco savcsl to nss!st IN
mes1InE, 1,e,Ir.iE, ~ 1ssi1 :Ne al5
OF tl,ts thcro IL ii hn!nnce 1tI1cxrFntletl ~
ostn,, amomstis nrptt, nr1pIn,ptnt u, ~. 41,7la
Leaving IN amount which mny no de-
tiurfr9, froru the krs,ss estimates of tho
Department for appropriations for tho ~, ,oo
yc,ir 1KsU ,prewIt ktbInltteii oi......o I'I'l
| ilr, M rurthtr explained:
| THO rrcnpitulRttnn of tho Cst'n1ltca
herewith submitted shows tho Rrntlu
.nia sn,a ,at,n,"tns " ~ .' 10 s7o,odi
| Deduct trt,Iil this tho whole nHKrcEate
If liulnr,ccs savcd from lust year, MS ,,, ar
ehUwt1 nblVG,. G,...,-......s.t.....'-..:..' -".'''
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4otA!. .s......'s. 's....'t.s'.''.''' eVt'eu
The cstiullIto cnlls for an increusu Ut tcAtna
for scuve,,Yer work, honce tito iMsreaso ~ tho
tSa.ns wcro uset. last yenr farty-!wo lro naked
tod hi tho Second, .; Third, 3 Fourth, 1; Fifh,
Il Sixth. i: Seventh, ]; Eighth, =: Ninth, Z;
Tenth, Z; Eleventh, Il Twelfth. 3; ThiEtcGnth, 2;
FMlrtecnth, Z; Fifteenth, z; Sixteenth, =; Hov-
ulstecnth, Z; a1.l Eighteenth, Attached III tho
eBtItlntu III n icttgF explanatory IT tho seAv-
cnArr wt,rk, III which 1t III stated that thurr 1rp
l2GB61 houses Ill tho city whbro sc,IvcGlK1r work
Ii required during six inaIttha Of tho Year, anu
lOi no whcro 1t u required nll tho ycAr. Tho
first named hanses arr scattered 0yor Vn AREA II
bl8,s MIea 0f STREETS, aud tho Commissioner
Insists thAt lluthiMY SHIRT Ut Yorty-twn
teunlB ean do tho scuvenEpr work tn
tho satisfaction nf tho public. nInI thAt they
cA1,,,ut DO X1,ttcr for ltSA thAn 81 ler day lii
this connection Intention IL nlso taIlctl 10 the
fact that the c!ty hns l!o regular paeo to DUNN
used to MI tho Btrects ~ tho strgetA grAded
and iii01 thoy bava sn ho hauled often il dis
tAncc OF itye or six miles.
TIE SUPERINTENDENT or pu1LDtN0H
has not turned In his catlmat0 ~ yet, but It IL
pretty well known thnt he will ask for about tho
same amount In tho why Ut salaries md Dl&ice
.e1panscs as wis appropriated last year, Ho will
nls0 4sk for enough money 70 eQMplete the new
Clty.HAil oontraGls and got THO ba.iltlinS under
roof by tho etd Gf tho pruseut ycar. There IL
Rn unexpended balanc0 IN tho Treasury To tho
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cstinlnte submitted by Commissioner W'l'ter ~
.'rshn,,,, w. tr Tho council us, ns II H. III s,,t-
p,,,,," ~ ,.t,,m,,c. f'nmn,ixsnncr Waller hus
tn'tttnA ~ Il. es,'. - "mI IT,, .,t,,ntt,r
show tho extent Of tho lopping-oH con's"'
plated: mss;,v ~ r,,r BEREAVEMENT or pun1sc
wunKs, c1lcaan JAM ii.-The linn. r. 7:
w,,,r rrrn,;sf' hn,i yn,, herewith estimates ri
by Ills Department during The year lsst 'o-'ft;
The sa1ar:t throughout. The s III, Department prr aro
PLACED ut tie samc !lFtlfes III lllh1 sent'
n,,,,sc fep,r,munt. 6era nrt"Ts thero !, cs';n"c,
;'rn % }i n scne,l''l" tx A.. s:1aa
fGr f,,E TcnE ~ 1tn, ,rt ada,s' ~ a'' a5so
~ --,,-,
Total. Co., ,aaa,,s
AL H,y csx t ~ timciv Mttsntiun III. wiycn IL thUf
VII sEsey 4 .i,str!"!lo W ,N,.,1 1ys s.II'o NJ
nafmt VIZ canslscmt viii .afcty Within tic ias
a$s!S: :sa r. ,' Ss sss ,fi Fs Fl ;s
nMG nn,.s sae1 xea ns or s sn n u mnr to l %xpc IN
lts lo same me ma ,nsnnsr in, WYi em sincerely snyoas
tn ceGoni1s whenever ~ - rH"e, ", I,tu a s,rn III
a"t'nR nncs nn u1ncressGry nsnlitrs Il siio
CITY mn.5 s't,r! w ' -. Il Fr,,n p"in t,rsti1,.-
cs t !nu @ pp y, = t,,mnir n,cntfmn nni rruIrr
fon @ ast to Mecaf nr'iu,,:, q % %,cuup suarca @ yn,i
WI aseTys !at the se e,hdplf Ss x!p i prfsa'' aa
icw cGnnvcs tci,ding 10 1iakU It mort tqnn md
nsposa cn,csao .t .vn Asn as.,rn a.n1"n: 'n or
s l,st yssr rspSssi IL; If ,hs M r i.T;Ht,ss
*sSe$, altoal III M Whsn s us ,,ot bcr, awr:
1;his question oi dredging tho Chleagn 1lIver ts
worthy of earnest Investigation nnd attention:
It Is hcnty and iilcrctsltiE r1ps,lsn, sten ~ t
and rcrnMuent tfa MR, m the ~ atsGs 81 1 3nd
gy n! s'na tSnt u we i t neee sxcavntinS,s
samo sa he =, brought on dSr ,G r's n "pl ,s r.
feaSh ssa md u Fiji 'a"M ] prss.ic, ea rnansat
reduction Of this continuous o'ltny: II lttt9
a'fs sn, FIT 1ecs taS sSr SrnTe iss s" @ t s'' few m IN II
tAfs city w," q sm i,. tG IN mSsry t, y, cms mi
M aas x T. y Iy ,nr 'nn1' e y Int sat to
rnnt,',cr Of measurement to their owl, nvnntagMS; e.
In view uf tue altnt1oil. thhnk IL NV M"'!!u II i ~
Ercnay @ ~ 1h' ~ H. x ~ nre ~ MIR citfzcns
ma txscssrL for nnTi,. ri reefs fl front 0T tnlr
psopsy as sss % not a nc WY
! mr. nnnlv To tho owners OF wlurf lots, requiring
tllen BY assessment to Ply rofti9n Of oi thn ,o gx
!, % when 'i,' many of Tic cstabshmcnta nlonE the
river BY tlrnlnI.g Into Il, contribute lMrEc&y & 70
At lcaat, sho,,id eert,}nly bo required TO puy d
reasonable censo fee.
novo rnr1 ,l'o p ,na,ntcnane. account To
s top rli ecn!'l,e s'e eoMers an cioh. % isss
a,snx =, m i,nnrnys i rairs M s,csa M Ss
IT. ~ ~ - a,o @ s ~ w tan ~ possSIS nj uions
Mh " ~ tS M"f n maw W., snws w. thn S,,n f
81 ts t Il asScI 1s ~ 1S @ Il s neh M ia c i,o
esrenaea 10 1dyMntn9c u onm Gco yGar 4 t @ .arRoTT T
t11stsston vt ~ atiy",,cnr tho nricc Of mut.rass
dil!! eaa ass! 9ss; $a!I ~ Se;f !issiS WI
n 'i rnori,.ncr ~ ms ,,r1,yst; thnt ,n,irnri,i,nt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Remarkable If True.

A singular belief in the exercise of
spiritual faith and power to cure physi-
Gal ailments has come to notice in Sara
toga county, N. Y. The episode hap
pened in West Galway, a small hamlet
of three hundred population in the ex-
IRENE western portion of Saratoga Co.
The populace are principally farming
people, exceedingly ignorant and far re-
moved from any city. The region il
mountainous and sterile. Four years
ago Adele Shattuck, n young lady Is
years old, became paralyzed from the
effects of n violent attack,
caused by hearing of the sudden and ac-
cidcntal death of a brother, to whom
she was greatly attached. She went
into commissions, was in a comatose
condition for several days, and when
her mind recovered its normal condition
she could neither talk nor use her limbs
from the effects of the paralytic stroke.
During four years this condition was
unchanged, during which time her body
gradually wasted until the skin was
drawn tightly over the bones and the
flesh assumed a milky or cream color.
Miss Shattuck was n devout member
of the Methodist church. She has.
since her prOstration, persisted in be-
lieving that she would DO restored to
health, and expressed her faith in the
efficacy of prayer TO accomplish that pur-
pose. Three weeks ago, after having
been totally helpless during the four
years as stated, and regarded as incura-
BILE, the young lady walked down stairs
and informed her wonder stricken par
ents that she had been cured in answer
to prayer. Since then the limbs have
gradually become stronger and plant.
Last week, at her request, the clergy
and members of the three churches In
West Galway met at Shattuck's and
held a meeting for the especial purpose
of prayer for power to enact a further
cure in this young PERSONS case and en-
able her to have restored the power of
speech, and Miss Shattuck soon began
singing and talking. The case is
vouched for by the village folks, one of
whom related to the writer the above
story. The physicians believed her to
have been rendered helpless for life and
a bed-ridden paralytic.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
A Temperance County.

What has been done in one county in
Missouri can be done in others all over
the West. All il wants is a few deter
mined men to combine against a BUSH
ness that produces one-half of all the
crimes in the land. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
Worth county, III Northwestern Mis-
souri,, may safely claim the temperance
belt. Ex-Governor Farewell, formerly
of Wisconsin, now a resident of Grand
City, in Worth county, some time since
instituted a series of temperance meet
ings, and as a result the taxes have
been reduced one-third. There are no
saloons in the county; there is not one
maj in the county Jail, o is there one
criminal in the state penitcntiary from
this county. The circuit Judge, county
judges, county and town officers, and
every member of the last grand Jury
are all strictly prohibitlonists. Every
newspaper in the county, be it Demo
cratic or Republican, is earnestly de-
voted TO the temperance cause, and
more than eight-tenths of the voters IN
the county arc for prohibition. -[Clica-
go Signal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

A TREATISE ON THE iloIsE AND HIs
DISEASES, coutaining an q Index o
Diseases which gives the symptoms,
cause, and the best treatment of each
q table giving all the principal drugs
used for the horse, with the ordinary
dose, effects aud antidote when a poi
son; q table with IN engraving of the
horses tcoth at different ages, with
rules for telling the age of the horse
q valuable collection Ut receipts, and
much other valuable information. By
DIR. d. J.. Kendall, Enosburg Falls
VI.
This 10 a valuable aud we'll gotten up
treatise which should be in the lam,ls
of every horse owner. 1t supplies ia
condensed form more Information about
the horse and his proper care aud treat
ment than many muc larger works,
and all conveyed in a plain and easily
understood style. The book contains
nearly one hundred pages, well printed
on good paper. Its popularity may be
inferred iron the fact that over one
hundred and fifty thousand copies have
been sold, and it has been received
with universal favor among horsemen.
We will supply tho book in paper
cover for the price, 70 cents. Call al
or send to the Register office and OBJ
tain a copy. Ii ordered by mail, send
three cents additional! for postage. If
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Agricultural Department.
slLRs on REqIsrEREp snEEP.

Il. N. Bissell, Shoreham, to Il. III.
Knapp, Atlanta, Ca, n ram.
o.. & u. =. Hall, Randolph, TO James
Glass, of Pa, two rams, to DC. Stearns,
Royaiton, one ram to N. Ryan, Brain
tree, one RAM. -
Edgar Sanford, West Cornwall, to
II. E. Taylor, West Cornwall, n ram.
Chester Pike, Cornish, N. H., to Geo.
Campbell, Westminster West, twenty
sever rams.
Nathan Cushing, Woodstock, to j. Il.
Severance, Middlebury, three rams, to
Is. +. Doud, Woodstock, one eve, to
Edgar Harpin, Woodstock, II eve.
G.. H.. Lane, Cornwall, to A. III.
Sperry, Cornwall, two ewes.
q, ii. Payne, Bridport, to Smith
Howscr " Son, Marion, o., ten rams.
Asa ii, Smith, Shoreham, to L. G..
Farnham, Shoreham, five ewes.
Rollin j. Smith, Sudbury, to A. j.
stowe, Weybridge, eve.
Il. A. Orchard Il Son, ShOreham, to
Il. s. Stowell, Cornwall, forty-one
ewes.
Chcrbino IL Williamson, Middlebury,
to Erastus Campbell, Pittsfied, o., two
rams, and eighteen ewes from their
own flock, also twelve ewes from the
Aock of l. G.. Wooster, Cornwall, nine
from the flock of G.. ii. James, Corn
wall, and four from that of q. W.
Hines, Addison, to Joshua Richard
son, Mt. Victory, o., three ewes from
their W flock, one from that of c. w.
Hines, Addison, and two from that OF
Jas. Ford Jr., Sboreham. TO Harris
Williams, Sun, o., one ewe from the
A..I. " IL vIN,l-ar (Nnrtuvall. nrtn from
that of Il. ID. Scarf, Cornwall, and three
from their own. To John Bell,
Browns Mills, o., ten ewes from the
flock of T.. ID. Kinds. Brandon, and one
from their own. TO j. Chadwick,
Roxbury, o, twelve ewes from the
flock of Jas. Ford Jr., Shorcham, and
one from their own. To VIM. Quinn,
Layman, o., ono eve from the flock OF
u. ID. Twitchell, Middlebury. To
WIN. Thompson, Layman, o., eighteen
ewes from the flock of III. Merrill, Adj
olson. TO VIM. Moore, Layman, o.,
eight ewes from the flock of G. w.
Hines, Addison, two from that of G. 4
l.. Hendee, Pittsford, one from that OF
II. Merrill, Addison, and M from thciI
own. To l.. Z. Deming, Barlow, o.,
niue ewes, from the flock of q. Il l..
Hendee, Pittsford, and seven from their
own. To James Reed, Layman, o.,
nine ewes from the flock of &. ~ l.,
Hendee, Pitsford. To Geo. Varney
Layman, o., three yves from their own
own flock and one from that of L. ID.
T%witchell.
g. G. Forbes, Shoreham, TO WIN.
Ball, Hamburger, Mich, two rams and
two ewes from the flock OF O. G.. Mar
tin, Benson.
Jas. Forbes, Jr. %Shoreham, TO VIM.
Ball, Hamburger, Mich, five ewes from
his own flock, four from the flock of A.
II. Woolcott, seven from that of ii. w.
Jones, Shoreham, and four from III. j.
Adams, West Haven, also eight rams
from his own flock and one from that
of .. G. Martin, Benson. To o. Z.
Mertin, IN ram, from the flock of A.
Il. Woolcott. To Thos. Van Gieson,
Clinton, Mich, nine ewes from his own
flock, one ram from that of S. l..
Stevens, and one from that of ii. W.
Jones.
K. G. Farnham, West Cornwall, TO
V. Rich, and Ill. S. Brookins, three
ewes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the sfoi mula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also o positive and radical curc for Ner-
vous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt IL his duty
to make It known to his suffering fcl.
lows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, | will
send free of charge to all who desire it.
this recipe, in German, French OF Eng
lish with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper, w. W.
Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 2Te-o-w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
h Harmless Drink.

what aiis that man? He walks with a swaxpcr
so very pronounced Il IL almost n stnsFcri
Now, that he Is tipsy don't ever be thinking,
= - Hard ciderf
VIVA. makes him so sullen, go savage and cross.
Ard for words of profanity nc'er at q lossr
What makes his breath so offensive and strong 7
lie doesn't drink anything all the day long
But hard cideri
what makes his facc such n cardinal rcd?
Suggesting the thought that he ought TO be bled;
Ills eyes look exactly like ripe melon seeds,
Moro hard cider.
lie never dcgradcs himself drinking "old rye"
But guzzlcs his cider at home-on the sly
Complaccntiy thinking that nobody knows,
And forgetting his facc Is an index which shows
The hard cider.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Fastest Time, 2.1t.

No horse has over made fast enough
time but what 1t will be liable to be
beaten sometime, for Kendall's SPAWN
Cure Is sure TO timber up tho joints and
leave thousands of spawned horses as
sound and Timber as q colt, and it has
been used with such remarkable results
for every kind OF blemish or lamcness
on beast or man, that every person
owning a horse with stiff joints or n
blemish, should use 1t. Read advertise
menf for kendall's SPAWN Cure.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Please sion Coughing.

Some people say, 81 have not got tn
Consumption" That may be, but if you
don't stop that Cough the time will come
when you will wish you had. If you
have weak lungs, a cough or consump-
ton in its mild form. or Asthma, 90
at once and buy a bottle of DR.. Ger
mans Cough and Consumption Cure;
and IT., after taking two-thirds of the
bottle, you receive no benefit, please
return the bottle and get your money,
as we sell no curc no pdy. Mothers
give il 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, 1880-04-16

"A party OF. congressman ! wore SC
thoroughly converted from their preju.
dice against oleoniargarihe, by visiting
an Imitation butter factory at BaIti,
more the other day, that Representa-.
tive Aiken, the granger member from
South Corolina, represented tho general
Endorsement given tho snR by saying
hereafter he ~ould never have a cilurn
on his farm. He should drink his
milk and crcam and buy oleomargMrine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Enjoy Life.

We live in a beautiful world, and q
temperate enjoyment of life's blessings
is both reasonable and right; but to do
this we must have health. Dyspepsia
and liver complaint is the direct cause
of sevcnty-five per cent of such diseases
as b~iliousness, indigestion, sick-hesd-
ache, costiveness, nervous prostration,
palpitation Of the heart, and many 9th.
or distressing symptoms. Bakers
Mandrake Bittcrs, taken according to
directions, will remove the cause and
cure the disease. Gully 25 cents per
bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

No generous man would 20 to n spIr.
itnal seance given by a lady medium,
and just as the ghost Is walking about
(whiIe the medium Is tied In the cabi.
metz cxclaim; "There's q rat right by
ghost" II spoils the effect TO have the
ghost yell and gather up It's .skirts and
run.-1Boston Post. t'.1GfNIL W
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

"Advance and Retreat. Personal
Experiences in the United States Ar
miles," by the late General j. b. Hood,
is just now published by General Beau
regard at New Orleans, La, the entire
proceeds of which will be devoted to
''rhe Hood Orphan Memorial Fund"
The price Of the book, 8vo., handsome,
" bound in gray English cloth, is three
dollsrs, sent free Of postage, registered,
by mail. See the advertisement In an
other column.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Given up By loctars.

sis it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple q
rcmedy?"
II assure you it is true that he is ell.
iirely cured, and with nothing but Hon
Ditters; and only ten days ago his doc
tor gave him up and said he must die p
"Wcll-a-day! That is remarkable!
Will 60 this day and get some for nv
poor George know hops arc good.'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
Ladies. WHY 6uHerS

when DR.. anarchists Uterine Catholicon will
positively cure female Weakness, such as Falling
OF the Womb, Whites, Chronic inflammation or u
ccration OF the Womb. Incidental Hemorrhagc o,
Flooding, Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
Menstruation, &c. An old and reliable remcd,
Send postal card for a pamphlet. with treatment
cures, and certificates from physicians and ma
tients. to HOwARTH & BALLARD, UTICA. \
Y. Sold by all Druggists-tI.5O per bottle.
Jy2a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
prOpsy and Rheumatism.

Dropsical and Rheumatic persons FIND
the use of Specr's Port Grape Wine, o.
New Jersey, and the Wine Bitters, Of
incalculabio benefit. THOR purity and
valuable properties have given them q
wide reputation among physicians
throughout this country and Europe.
This wine took The highest, premium al
the late Centennial. II is excellent for
weary and dobilitated females.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

1t is stated that the disease of sheer
known as the "rot" or "bane," is pre-,
vailing with great fatality in portions
of England, produced, it is believed, b,
the extreme wctness of the summer
followed by unusual cold. Perhaps a,
many as 100000 sheep, principal,
ewes, have died from this cause. Ii
Gloucester, Oxen and Warwick parish
cs comparatively few are left.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound 10 a remarkable remedy for all
those painful complaints and weakness,
es so common TO our best female popu.
lation. Send TO Mrs. Lydia Il. Pink,
ham, 2S3 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
WnNT $4,000 A YEAR, or Is to .sO

III 4 4 a WEEK In your own town, AMI ON
Thing riskcd. You can give thc bus-
EAcapiila trial without expense. The
IN iness pnoftuniiy ever offered for these
best og 10 work. You should TRY moth
"llline until you see for yourself what
YOU can do at the business we onrr. No rnna Ia
eNllalh here. Ton can devote all your time or
great pay Tor every hour that yau wark. Women
makrns much rs men. send for special pr1y.n.
Terms and particulars, which We mail lra,. 50
outit iree. Don't complain of hard times wh,ic
you have such n chance. Address N. UAIihIfr
AGO. Portland, Maine, lily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16

TIE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE in the
World" Tho Old Vegetable Pulmoaa-
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JUST OUT.
HOODS GREAT BOOK
OF THE WAR.
ADV ANCE & RElsEAT
Personal Experiences in Mcf TDjycd
States ami Confederate Suites
Aymics:
By GEN. j. Il. HOOD.
Late Lieutenant General Confederate States Ar
my, published ir The M
Hood Orphan Memorial Fund,
General G. +. Bcaurcgard.
New Orleans, 1880.

Tnie entire proceeds arising from the sale of tbia
w"rk are, ,lrVoterl To the Hood Orphan Mcmorinl
iunt, Whlct Is invested in United STATES Vpyis
teicu bonds, for the nurture. care, support anJ
education of the ten infants deprived of their M
rents last summer at New Orleans, Uhe mrl,n.
public mind). "'" =" "'
The book IS an elegant octave. containing aco
pages, with 4 line photograph likeness, and n line
steel engraving, made expressly for tins wnrL.
FOUR large maps of battle fields, buund in La,,J'
some grey English cloth, at Three DolInrs nrin
u ine sheep binding, with 4 marble edge. THE,
Dollars and Fifty Cenf-.-in half bound Ma.
rocco, library style, Four Dollars, or i'm The hest
i,'Nahl M'ofocco, full gilt siles and edges, Five
On the receipt from any person rcmjttinr lv
mail or express, ol the amount in a repisterel lei.
Ter or ny II postal order, bank dram or check. n
copy VIII Immediately he sent. free of nnai,,,n
registered rs second-class matter.
Ihe volume IL published in the best STYLE of
yp"g,nIhy' on elegant paper, with illustrations
cNuSu'ci as highest specimens of art.
ne auihor, The subject, the purpose, all alike
rehuer IL worthy Il place in every library-un
every desk, or upon the book shelf Of every house
in the country. "'"9e
agents wanted in every town and county in
inc thitcd states, snd n preference will bo given
! u m"n"rably discharged veterans from the army.
no INC LADIES who feel Il desire to express tl,eir
sympathy with the Hood Orphan Memorial
ruhni, 'he sale of this book among their circle OF
,Inehus, VII an"r,l AN excellent way Of contribu.
IL s'nsuihtIai am 10 50 deserving a cause.
r"r brins, rates TO agents, etc, address with
iuil plrtlculaes, ~
Gen. q. n. Beauregard. Publisher,
On behalf Of the Hood Memorial Fund.
NEW ORLEANS, la.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-04-16
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