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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-12
AuCr,oN sALEs-Fu,nre Days,
by Jno. Z. LaughtOn, Jr., Auctioneer'
1905 Main street.

By Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer
1905 Main street.
DT VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID 10 the undersigned. trustee, bearing date on
the 18th day Of July ,1S75, rec5Tded In the CLERKS
office of the CHANGERS Court Of Ricbmond II II. 10
lO6 A. page 20, default having been MADE 10 tne
pa, ment of the Botes secured In said deco, an9
being requested 20 do by the note holder, WIN
proceed To sell al public auciOn at the shop OF 80
Flournoy, on Cary between Fourteenth ana FIX
teenth streets, at II o'clock d.. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l3, 1851,
the followins-named PROPERTY, conveyed by
said dced-to wit: $1,000. ,,.,,,r
l LARGE FLOORlNG-MACIlINE and SHAFT
ING, ~
l SASH TENANTtNG MACHINE.
| MOULDING MACHINE.
l POWER MORriClNG MACHINE,
l SCROLL.SAW,
2 TURN NG-LATHES,
l ENGINE and BOILER,
| AWING-MACIllNE,a and
TERMS Cash. y. 81 LEE,
an Trus ee.
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GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR

GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
BY virtue OF decree Of the circuit Court Of Mont
gamery county. Va, the undersi gned commissioners
will sell at public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1881,
commencing at II NJ. this CELEBRATE Ed
WATERING PLACE. together with all The I'M
prsvements and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND. ~ ,--
three and half miles from Chrsiiansburg depo'
ON the Norfolk and Western railroad. three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur springs three
and haif miles from BarksburR, tie seat of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, and
ten miles from the AleghGnv springs. The wafer
IS the finest tonic i'm the mountains and :he eleYa-
ton IS 1920 feet above sea level. The improve
ments consist OF large and cOmmOdioNs HOTEL,
with blocks Of COTTAGES capsule of accOmmO-
dating 200 guests; bowling alley, bath rooms, &c.
cost telegraph. and eXure C1ceS on the premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual attractions on
account OF its high elevation, blaCing atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties OF us waters.
TERMS: $1,000 cash. aud the residue upon
credit OF one, twO and three years, the purchaser
giving bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved security, bearing Interest from DAY Of sale
JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A. WADE,
iv 81 Commits iOHcrs
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COURT ORDERS.

USE HOP B.rTERs once, and You will use No
other medicine. Test II.
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54oP.M., FREiGHT, daily eSs.r. -a'lr

A direct four.hours connection rs rlia h
Richmond and Norfolk by irtiD, ita,l- l'....
at 1850 4. ", aud Norfolk 40 100 T. II. -..
special adv rtlsemeut Illustrating %. a-fi.N
this service.
An trans leaving PETERSBURG w.. ..rt i. .
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ...e i..-
mond az @ A. ". AMI g p. II. Leave Petersburg .-
8 A. VI. and T.. ". every sunday.
T. ~ KLINE. ~urHr.r 'r.", ...
4. POPE General Passenger AMI lie,.- Ak.'.
81
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SHLNANDOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD
FORBALTIHORE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YORK.
SCHEDULE N Effect JUNE 49,. Isel.
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AUCEhWN HhDEB-- 8h1 1s-~s
BY Jas Macdougill, Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor street.
UOUsEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
III MATTRESSES. &C.. AT AUC1lON.-iihils
DAY at 10k o'clock 1 Will sell at my anc'io"-
3 0aDoD MAHOGANY CASE PIANOS,
4 WALNUT PAkLOR SUIT, covered IN Er@n
BEpsTfADs, BUREAUS, wAsHsTAEDs,
EXTENSION, LEAF, aud ChAmbbH-iA-
NEW Hair and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
TIN SAFES, LOUNGES.
CLOCKS, PICTURES, &C.. nc.
C,onsiRuments received no to hour OF sac
JAS. hACDOUGALbi Aucuonesf;
r. b. COOK, Salesman. Sn Iz
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No 10 Governor street.
SCHOOL FURNITURE, CHAIRS, &c,
= AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY, at IL o'clock, l
will sell at my auction rooms, without reserve,
10 SCHOOL DESKS;
4 LARGE BLACK-BOARDS;
SO WOOD CHAIRS, BENCHES, &C
all I'm good order, TO which the attention OF parties
ia want is called. .s ,-
T.. Il. COOK, SalesDan. au Il
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An trains daily except SUNDAY.
Passenger train connects al West Paint on TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS V.4
steamers 20 and from ia Uimore.
Freight trains will have passci ger coach atI..ll
Train No. Al connects A. Burkesilie with p.
folk AID Western railroad for Fa-Msile, Iytch.
burg, and all sOuthwesier1 points.
Train No. 80 fast MALL stops only - Jetersv.I'a
Burkevlle, DraAt's Branch, Bar, i..'s. Dslv p
Greensboro salisbury, (ngr'Ot'r. -NsTfasI.-,.
Greenyine, Seneca Toccoa, Lut, srd G4in,.,..e o.
connectinga Atlanta for all points south aud south
Train No AZ Uhroueh passenger stop, Ar AN Sta.
tOns, connecting a. Sutherlins with milton ana
Sutherlin NarrOw-GaUge railroad f-r N!fou: q
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad .lr
all DOin's IN Western North Carolina; A. Adm
for all points South and SOutbwes'.
Train No. ~ OhrOugh pas enRer and mall .'.Es
AZ all stations, connecting al SuiberHu's Wl,h ~ ..1
ana Sutherin NarrOW-bauoe railroad Tor h.'0r:
az Atlanta for all points South aad s7uttH, 70, q
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columb and S q,
railroad TOR Columbia, Augusta savannah td
Trains from the Sou,h arrive 81 Richmond
p. NJ, 3:42 7. M.I7:l3 4: W.. Sud 2 ~ M.N.l
fIOm West Point AZ 1918 A. ". DFt,stug,I .. L.I5
p. NJ. and s:25 2. ". tFreignr.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 5O-Kichmond ,o Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4S-New York and f'su'l ~
Richmond, and Greensboro 20 Heuus -...
Western North Carolina iailroad.
on Train No. 42-W ashngtDu, d. Rirlt ID
and Danvile, and Da1yile and Augusta,
B0n-Air passenger trains leave Richmond I' f. -
4. NJ. and G.35 =. NJ; arrive az Bon Arttt.-f s..
NJ and 9 23i ? n d5iIS ',e coal
7:4l A. NJ. aud 7:2s r NJ; ic1y" Bon Alrl' A.
NJ. and 7:iO T.. NJ; arrive lt Ri.AI. ID 90 -.tf 9
NJ ana Z. VI. All passenger trli except 3D. .l-.
mail stop al Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 an points south. soy,leas', so
5Outhw and baggage checked through.
No lsy-oyer checks given on leca. tickc.s.
General PASSENGER ard Ticket Agent
r. II. r. TALCOTr. General MaaI-'r. 40
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. sos. .
DAILY eNceP' sunday.
Pullman parlor car, through o. Bl-.h..r
4 train.
pullman sleeping ears through to lIit'' I'd
and New York on No. tram.
CHARLIE d. IlAIt I.
General Passenger 80
JOSFPH n. SANDS, Superintendent. .
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S:50 4. ~, FREiGiir daliy exec. ,a.i,l.
LEAVE PETERsBUEG->oHU

AS 4. NJ, FAST MAIL, daIE. stops ...| No.
Chester. Pullman ~t'I. .f.r
Char'cs'ou sud Miiiori.N VI.
7:3O 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily tAeru. SUNDAY.
34J L. NJ, THOUGH MAIL.iiIF. ..UI..'..
with Richmond. Ft ..... h....- ..I
Potomac railroad fu. t. points i1..
ana West, also ufA. r.UuD
with ChcslUike 1.d '... ..' I.I.
The virginia spriuSs tId tI
North and We I..- 'II.u -.... 49,
Manchester, chester. -II t,u.....
Pullman Sleeper 'f Rolls 'It.I '-
tween Charleston JHl N.n lu...
s.4o u M FREIGHT. dII.N tNrIrt sunday.
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THE POPULAR WATRRING.PLA,h
CAPE MAY,
Is REACHED BY rHE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD ~ TWO i.l''
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

DICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBl no
Ii AND POTOMAC RAIL ROAp.-Sclcjle A'
mencing SUNDAY, May Is, 1851;
6:lO A. ~, leaves ByTd-strvet station dA.I1, SOY
only az Milford aud fred,Il, A,hu'-'
e:l2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station iAi) 90
cept sunday.
SHOP NJ, leaves Byid-Street station daily.
400 L. NJ, Accommodation for junction, .,A''
.iroad-Street station daily ,tatepL '-'
daySl
1880 A. NJ, arrives AZ Byrd-Street station day.
800 L. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Sueel station JAY
makes no local stops. .r,
0.5S L. NJ, arrives al Byrd street station uA4'
except sunday. ~
$50 A. NJ, Accoia mOdatiOn. arrives a. hi'"'
e. TAYLOR.
neral Ticket Agta-
Y. 7. ID. AYERS erinteDdcn| ~
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY,
Y Trains fron aud 20 Richmond june D. i-el
Mail. Accom-. tRrn-..
Leave. ..... 500 4. VI $3.50 T.. II. lDmU ID VI
Arrlve....-s $40 L. VI. $500 A. 81 200 s. n
For further details. apply at 1000 Mtu street, u.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot % De-: M e..
II. ". FULLER.
fell g.. 4. ana T. Agent
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DICHMOND AND ALLFGHANY
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND tND
WILLIAMSON'-.

Twenty minutes a. Howaris,.I- ..r.u..
breakfast.
Packets l,aye Joshua Falls ou a-.ri. NJ ...
for Lynchburg aud points beyond
Close connection made a. RichM".t In a.
south Uid Richmond and Dtusl... afI Isl. .....
aud Petersburg railroads, and al lt. l.".t ....
Norfolk aud Western and Nir2u'I A.INt.. r..
roads, and AZ WI lIdmsDuh with Chesapeake ..
Ohio railroad for all points east aGt west.
For other Information apply 30 N.-. .t .r
llO7 Bank street. B -. tl't'i it.
General FrpiEut tlI '.h.' f...
DECATUR AXrtLL.. General Manage. .. ID
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LEAVE RtcuNoND--orrL

$40 +. 81, FAST MAIL, daily 3i4k.
connections for Savannah. ~
al Petersburg. Pullman Palace ~... 10
Ing cars between NitlL So.
Charleston.
lI:jO \. w., THROUGH NAIL, daily, r'.u
for Raleigh, (hlr.e ton, Ans. .t
Aiken, Saya4uih, a.i JttE......
stops az SHOPS, Chester, t.I..... 3D.,
Drewry's Bun. ON signal a. ...
SLEEPER between NcH .fa ...
Charleston on h., train.
$40 L, VI, FREIGHT, daily tNr.I. sunday.
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DICHMOND AND PETEG>BlrG
SUNDAY. june II, lssl, trains o- ,.- r. ...
RIM - follows
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
Good Words for o Good Thlnx.

The papers are so full of exaggera-
tions about all sorts of things that it is
hard to tell what TO believe. Yet all
things are not humbugs, nor are all
statements lies. DIR. David Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy" Is exactly what it
claims TO be, and deserves the praises
that are showered upon it from all who
have used 1t. Hear word from Mr..
iseral II. Snyder, of Saugerties, N. Y.
lie says: "My little daughter was GOV.
cred with salt rheum from head to foot
DIR. Kennedy's "FavOrite Remedy
cured her altogether, and the disease
has never since appeared. This was
two years ago." Such words 20 to the
point. Get "Favorite Remedy" OF
your druggist or write 10 the Doctor at
Rondout, N. Y. &1.00 bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
Rum and Cheese.

A gentleman was dining at the table
Of lady who refused to tolerate drop
Of wine or spirits on her table, ana
10 when asked 10 entertain one oil
he British nobility, replied:
VI" al can; but IL must be understo0d
chat neither wine, ale, nor spirits are
offered In my house,"
This gentleman, referred to "a at her
dinner-tabie, said
III enjoy glass of wine, and l have
rot In the habit Of using It. By-and-by
You will take from us all our Injuries.
| think wine promotes digestion. Did
Won ever hear of man who could not
eat cheese without hurting him? Then
I suppose You would deny me cheese"
She replied; 4
"Did yen ever hear Of man stand
ing under the gallows, and saying to
the witne sses Of the execution, Now
INV friends, take warning by me, and
never eat cheeser' Or did you ever
read in the newspapers, when man is
murdered in our streets, that those men
had been eating cheese? Show me
that cheese produces nine-tenths Of the
crime, seven-eighth of the pauperism,
one-half of the lunacy; show to me that
cheese produces the result that drink
does, and by the grace of God | will
battle the cheese just as hard as the
Wine."
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Ramance In Humble Life.

The Rev. j. X jackson, vicar Of
MOulton, Lincolnshiie, sends the follow
Ing instance of u remarkable wedding
which took place in his parish church
the other day. lie says: Forty years
ago young man named Thomas Griggs
was engaged to + iz.belh Goodyear, but,
alas! debilitatinx illness overlook the
bride-elect, which 50 Frustrated her
that she took to her bcd and kept It for
eight-and-thirty years. During this
long period of time, assisted by
the guardians, and by q small
fund Mt her disposal, she main
tanned herself by needle and fancy
work. During thirteen years and up
ward / myself knew her in this c0ndi-
ton, and never saw her of her bed. In
the meanwhile Thomas Griggs waited
patiently for the recovery Of Elizabeth,
but In 1865, despsiring OF this, he led
another young woman to Elizabeth's
bedside. and received from her full per-
mission to marry this fresh acquaint-
Ance. Thomas forthw with married, but
after five years Of welded life he became
and remained widower until this very
day. when Elisabeth Goodyear, restored
10 health, walked into the parish church
Of Moulton. and was duly married BY
NV u0H ou eWcctuokt. 4
cannot explain the nature OF her
cry; but ! do know this, that few
months back she became conscious OF q
flight return OF strength, that from feeble
efforts to leave her bed and struggle
across the room she gained power to pass
her door, that the old subject OF matri-
mony was revived by Thomas Griggs.
that Elizabeth was willing, that banns
were published. and that she Is now the
wife Of her early and only love- The
details Of this story are so unusual that
send them. with permission OF bride
and bridegroom, to the newspapers /.
That the remainder OF their lives on
earth may be prosperous and happy
will. am sure, be the hearty desire Of
all who read this true and. l think. in
teresting story"
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SALES OF REGISTERED SHEEP

Denison Blackmer, Brandon, TO T.
ruler, Brandon, one ram 10 G III liar
rison, Brandon, one ram.
Henry Il Vaughn, Woodstock, one
fourth interest IN ono ram bred by l. II
Payne, MiddIebury.
. u L 5 Hall, East Randolph. 10 s
q Holyoke, st. Albans, ten ewes.
A Ill Hubbard, Whiting, to Joseph n
Clark, st. Clairsville, Ohio, five ewes.
l. @ Remele, Richville, to EN- Bis
sell, East Shoreham, one ram.
w nj Peck, Cornwall, TO G ID Lane.
Middlebury, two ewes from the flock
of Q ID Fisk, Brookfield,
i q Wooster, Cornwall, TO Mr.. Hol-
land, Texas, seven rams.
A III Hubbard, Whiting, to J g IIol-
man, Brownsville, Texas, two rams.
o Severance, Middlebury, to q ID
Miner, Middlebury, four ewes from
the flock of John l. Buttolpb, Middle
bury.
ID e Grovener, Bridport, to Thad Ny
rick, Bridport, one ram.
Kent w Merritt, Shoreham, TO Oil
yer Severance, Middlebury, ten rams
from his own flock, two from that of II
lOOWut huiuk, nuu out lTOul thdt
of ii b Wright, Middlebury.
Q Stickney, Shoreham, to Il L
Stickney, Shoreham, one ram, to Il w
Hardy, Michigan, one ram and nine
teen ewes.
e G EelIs, Middlebury, TO Dayid Ro.
by & Bros, Titusville, Ohio, one ram
bred by A A Farnsworth, Brocksville.
q g Dorr, Grass Lake, Michigan, tc
Oscar Peau, Grass Lake, Michigan
two ewes from the flock of j j Crane
Bridport, and two from that OF Natba,
Bottum, SALISBURY.
Joel Randall, Middlebury, TO Free
Wilson, Salem, Ohio, nine ewes; to ]
c Conkling, Emporia, Kansas, thirty
seven ewes; to w M Wilson, Butler
Missouri, three rams; to o N Stewart
Springfield, Ohio, one ram; to Sanfor,
Hunt, Plattsburgh, Ohio, one ram; {,
nj Hodge, Catauba, Ohio, one ram
10 Charles Dougdae, South Charles
ton, Ohio one ram; to e T Gisay
South Charleston, Ohio, one ram; to ,
Wragg, Springfield, Ohio, ono ram; t,
NJ Klever, Cross Roads, Ohio, on
ram; to PC Conkling, Emporia, Kan
sas, four rams from tho flock of A ]
Harding, Pomfret, and to Fred viii
son, Salem, Ohio, two rams from tn
tsame flock.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
He, his Match.

A persevering motions" canvasser
walked into q lawyers Office In San
Francisco with q new kind of alarm
clock. The man OF bubbles was evil
dsntly interested and heard him
patiently to the end. When Il came u
bis turn 10 get In word. which in these
cases Is about once In about an hour and
half he spoke as in hereafter contained
my friend, firmly believe that thai
alarm clock IL worth seven dollars. a
you state. and that You are foolish to
offer 1t TO me for two and half
that 1t win go every half hour for SIX
teen months without winding mp, and
wake mp an elephant every pop. My
heart tells me this is true. and am
simply sching TO give You four times the
price you demand. But when inform
you that IhAve an infant three months
old ut home afflicted with perpetual
collie, and baby going ON three who
insists on having drink OF water NJ
regular intervals during the night. and
never sleeps. altar four O'Clock In the
morning. do you think that ny invest
ment In this beautifai Invention, which
you are retailing might. In . cmeasurs
be charalteriKed,as extravagnntf" Thai
clock agent nodded assent picked ~
his hat. put up his alarm and retired.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are 80 profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommend
ing Hop Ritters as women. 1t is the
only remedy peculiarly adapted to the
many ills the sex is almost univ ersally
subject to. Chills and fever, indiges-
tion or deranged liver, constant or pc
riOdical headaches, weakness In
the back or kidneys, pain in the shout
ders and different parts Of the body, q
feeling of lassitude aud dependency
are all readily removed by these Bit
ters.-Courant.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
ANo.LiQuor Illustration.

To THE Enron. Tn an editorial note
in vour paper Of Feb. "a, in relation to
the smendmentJto the Constitution re-
centlv nronosed nv Senator Plumb. pro-
hihiting the manufacturer. sale and i'm.
nortation of ali intoxicating LIQUORS
farcent for scientifIc. medical and me-
chanicx purposes) Throughout the
United States. Il Ia intimated that this
conld NOT be completely accomplished.
and the idea conveyed that therefore
snsh action would not be iudicious.
Admitting the difficulty. and perbaps
tina imnossi6ilitv. of such A sweening
nrohibition. docs that relieve us az a
naonle from the dutv of using every
nroner means In our power. whether
facsl or otherwise. to SUPPRESS the man
n2ecfure and sale Of this tleath-dealine
agent, which has unquestionably bean
t6e si}urce OF more crime and pauperism.
with ali their attendant evils. than any
other AGENCY In existence? II certainly
does not seem SO TO me. 80
There has been much said, lately, In
the press and elsewhere, as to the failure
of prohibitory laws in the State of
Maine. know nothing personal az to
the results In that State, but desire to
cali your attention to the following
statement of the effects of local nroh;bi .
tiop in an Illinois county, which NAV
be regarded a. a powerful Argument In
I.s favor. The CLERK of the Circuit
Cont of Edwards comfy. III. saws:
HThere has not been a licensed saloon
In this county for over twenty.five
wears. During that time this county
has sanf but one person tn the Peniten.
tiary. and that man was sent mn for
Killing his wife. while drunk. on
whisky obtained from a licensed "a
loon In an adjoining county. We
have but very few panners In orr NOR
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

ENJOY LIFE.-7We live in beautiful
world, and q temperate enjoyment OF
life's blessings Is both reasonable and
right; but to do this VIC must have
health. Dyspepsia and liver complaint
10 the direct cause of seventy-five per
cent. Of such diseases as bilionsness, in
digestion, sick-headache, costiveness
nervous prostralon, palpitation of the
heart, and many other distressing
symptoms. Bakers Mandrake Bitters'
taken according to directions, will re-
move the cause and cure the disease
Only 20 cents per bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Cream is raised by the Cooley Pro
cess In the shortest time, leaving the
milk in fine condition for making
cheese. Adding the sweet buttermilk
from the days churning makes cheese
nearly as good and many consider Il
fully equal TO full cream.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

The Peruvian Syrup has cured
thousands who were suffering from
Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complaint,
Boils, Humors, Female Complaints.
Pamphlets free 10 any address. Seth
w FoWle q Sons, Boston. 21-ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Professional testimony. Many OF
the best physicians use Downs Elixir
in their daily practice because II Is the
best cough remedy that can be made.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Now 10 the time TO use Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters and prevent dyspep-
sia, biliousness and jaundlce, which are
% prevalent In the spring months.
Only 26 cents q bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Henry q Johns0E's ArnIca aud OH
Imminent Is q family remedy which
snouid be In every family. Used for
cuts burns, scalds, bruises, strains,
&C., 1t has no equal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
The Happy man.

by day, noabiting cares assail
My peaceful, calm, contsnted breast;
ny night my slumb ers never. TAIL
OF welcome rest.
Soon as the Gun, with orient beams,
Gilds the fair chambers Of the day,
Musing trace the murnuring streams
That wind their way.
Around me nature ills the scene
With boundless plenty and delight;
Aud touched with 10y sincere. serene,
Ibless the sight.
l bless the kind, creating power
Exerted thus for Trail mankind;
Atwhose command descends the shower.
And blows the wind.
Happy the man who thus at ease,
Content with that which nature gives;
Him guilty terrors never seize;
He truly lives.
--ChamtsrS Journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Butter made by the Cooley process
was awarded gold medal at the Inter
national Dairy Fair, 1879.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

He who IL false TO present duty breaks
Q thread In the loom and will ind the
naw when be may have forgotten tts
cause.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

All who have used them say, there is
nothing 70 be compared with them.--
Wheat Bittefs. ~ fA-tatN al
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Parties In want OF engraved Visiting Garcia
Wedding Cards. LIMITATIONS. Monograms. or any
other work in that line. are respectfully
that they can have their orders filled In the bes
manner and at low prices at. the Register once
atisfAction guaranteed.