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n. 4. DAUPHn;
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public are hereby cautioned against send.
Nassau street, New York City, as authonzed By
the Louisiana State Lottery Company 10 sell Ia
Tickets. They are flooding the country with
Bogus Circulars purpor,lng 70 be OF the Louisi-
ana State Lottery Company, sne are fraudu-
They have no authority from this Company 10
sell Its Tickets and are not its agents for any
purpose. NJ 4. DAUPHIN:
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NV ORLEANS La, July T. 1881. aslo
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MyAnnual Catalogue OF Vegetable and Flower
Seed for 1881, rich In engrayings from photo,
graphs Of the originals, Will be sent FREE to all
who apply. My old customers need not write
for It. ] offer one Of the largest collections OF
In America, a large portion OF which were grown
on my six seed farms. Full directions for cuItivd-
ton on each package. All seed warranted 10 DC
prove otherwise, I tsiA rsah he order gratis. The
original introducer OF the Hubbard Squash,
Phinney's Melon. Marbelhead Csbbagos, Mkt.
can Corn, and scores OF other vegetables, invite
the patronage OF all t0hO are anxious 10 haze their
seed rect from the GROCER, Jreeh. true, and Of NE
pery best strain.
New Vegetables Specially.
JAMES J. n. GREGORY. Marblehead, Mas
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CLEVELAND { PITTSBURa \. \
Condemned Time Card.
GOING East AND WET.

On and AFTER Nov. 7. 1850, Ill trains VII run
dafiy teIcpt Sunday, a. follow:
fhrouYh trains 10 Pittsburgh.
2ThronSh trains 70 Cleveland.
2ThronEh trains 10 Chicago.
Pullmsa's Parlor Gan between Wslluilis nd
Cleveland
Hotel and Sleeping Can on al trains bstwssa
Alliance and Chicago.
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' The few compod-
tons which have won
1.-THE confidence Of man.
kind and bee m Q
b o us e h o ! d words
among not only one
but m any nations,
unjust have extraorti-
nary virtues. Perhaps
no one ever secured %
vide q reputation, or
maintained II % long
as Ayers Cherry Ree-
toral. II has b e e n
known to the public
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oReaEINAS ! 0RGASlAAs !
ALEXANDER BONE, SH.

~rOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINESS
- and Real Estate Agent -, 80 .oIa
Loans negotiated, Stocks bought ana nns SOsS'
Merchants and Manufacturer! S,r,ns . s Sotes
S.s,t IcSo1nts and Rents Collected HOUSES
S SoOH and Leased. Collections promptly re
NfnssSS IdvanCes made. All bushes cores
poadnce conndsuay Asn 1s 70 es Sheer sS.
GrCular and References: 5siS Whes,,SS NJ
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Two Dollars each.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to...-...-....-..-.nl0,40o
RESPONSIBLE corresponding agents wanted Of
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For further information. write, clearly, giving
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Registered Letter or Money OEier by mail.
N. 4. DAUPHM,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, at No. 2i2 Broadway, New
York.
An our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are IN
q. T. Beatrsgard and Jubal A. Early.
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about forty years, by q long continued series Of
marvellous cures, that have won for IL conn.,
dence in is virtues, never cquailed ~ any other
NJ Coughs. Colds, Consumption, that can Be
made by medical skill. Indeed, the Cherry Pee
tors lhaa really robbed these dangerous diseases
oftheir terrors 10 great extent and given feel
snS ofimmupfly from their fatal effects, that In
we'll founded II the remedy be taken In season
Eyery family should have IL in their closet for
the reaiy and prompt reliefof Its members, Sick,
ness. suffering, and even life h sayed oI tAb
nmeis D sns lie wise win not Keep il By you
- the rotecion Il affords BIZ 10 Timely use In
sns.ien stacks. Prepared BY
iIr. /. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
prscticsl and Analytical Chemists
aid BY all Druggists and Dealen inhedicine-
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FOR SALE.

The Gray Farm for Sale
~ In Ohio county, about three and q half
miles from Roney's Point and Triadelphia-
PRICE 43,6oO.
Part cash. Inquire of J. Chambers Heryey, or
James L. Hawley, Wheeling, W. Va mrN
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOra

For Diseases OF the Throat and Lung, such -
Coughs, Colds, Whosping Codgh, Hron.
chitik Asthma and Consum ption,
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Nav ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DurLDER, 1910 sARKEr 81 (E Sn.s An
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TRANSPORTATION

BALTIMORE { ONO \. 4. CO.
On and sfter May a iss1, Paasuesr Trains
WIN run - Acknowledging time:
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sRfDPoRr.

The Bridport temperance school
will give temperance concert at the
town hall, on Friday evening, March 4
There will be = meck-iis party al
the town hall, Wednesday evening
March 2 All are invited to attend.
The Bridport VI. 9. T. U. held its
second monthly meeting with Mrs. l..
II. Golf, on Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 8. Mrs. Winchester In the chair.
The meeting was opened by devotional
exercises. The minutes were read and
approved, and the corresponding sec
rotary instructed to send for copies OF
Our Union, and also provide each
member with pledges for circulation.
Four new names were added TO our
union. The question, How far lie our
w. e. T. u. responsible for liquor sell
ling2 was then opened and every one
present took part in the discussion. A
question box was prepared for the eve
ming, with the following questions, l.,
What think ye ofcider? Is 1t an evil
In our community 2, Is the cider of
to day different from the cider of olden
times? 8, To what degree Is every
temperance man responsible for liquor
selling? BY invitation the next
monthly meeting will be held with Mrs.
II. =. Gross, vice president, March 9,
and the following question proposed
for the afternoon, Shall we as temper
ence workers, direct our most earnest
efforts to instill temperance principles
into the minds of the children, or to re-
claim the fallen9 The president then
called on one Of the members to read
the leaflet entitled "Courage, my sis
ters," and another, an editorial taken
from the Northwestern Christian Ad-
vocate, entitled "Help those women"
from which we quote: "Save by the
gospel by the pulpit, no cause In the
land is going forward to victory moro
surely than is this temperance move
ment in the hands of woman" The
president then read chapter from q
new work by Rev. j. NJ. Van Buren,,
entitled "Gospel temperance, quo
moderation.) The afternoon meeting
was then closed by prayer. Soon tenn
perance gentlemen came In, and at half
past six tea was served, there being
present thirty persons. In the eve
ming, the question box was opened by
the president, and q lively discussion
followed, in which the gentlemen not
only expressed sympathy with the
movement, but spoke words of cncour-
agement, and of their own remissness
in tue reinforcement of the prohibitory
law, and that they were without eX-
cuse for leaving the work for the wo-
men to do. There was recitation
"Take the safe path, father" by Benny
Winchester. "Yield not to tempta-
tion,". was sung and prayer offered by
Rev. Mr.. Pascoe closed the exercises
Of the evening.
MRS. L. II. Corr,
Secretary w. c. T. u, Brldport.
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CORNWALL,

Nearly or quite all the schools in
town close this week.
We are pleased 10 notice the tasty
wedding card Of DR.. and Mrs. Hal
sey.
The sewing circle in the Ilh Dis.
trict meet with Mrs. II. B. Scovel, next
Thursday.
Miss Flora Hooker Is home from
her school in Poultney on three
weeks vacation.
One day last week, Moses Shackett
cut his foot severely, nearly Wvering
the toes from the foot.
The sudden change OF atmosphere
from warm to cold on Wednesday ad-
monishes us that winter still fingers.
We notice the cards of invitation OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Williamson's twen-
ty-fiflh wedding anniversary arc being
issued.
Friends and neiR hbors 10 the num-
Der Of 6ftypaid their respects to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Halnon, on tho evening
of the 10th. A joyous time was the re-
suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orska Gillett left on
the 3rd., for Kansas, their former home.
They were excellent musicians, and
did much for tho benefit of society hero,
and will be greatly missed among rs.
The farmers club will hold a
meeting in the town hall, Wednesday
evening, March 2, at 7 O'Clock sharp.
The public are invited, Subject for
discussion: The virtues and defects of
the new tax law. Disputsnts, Charles
Lane, M. b. Williamson; Isaac Eells,
N. Wing.
We are panied to learn Of the
death of MIR. Lucius D. Moody, which
occurred Oh the morning Of the 22nd,
from short illness of typhoid pnenmo.
mia. Mr.. Moody leaves q wife and
three children who have the sympathy
Of neighbors aud friends in this their
great afdiction.
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VERGENNES.

* Travell 10 know INDUCED 10 on
wheels and on runners just ~ 1t may
please the traveller.
Butter sold on Saturday, at from 20
to % cents; eggs Is to 30 cents per
dozen; chickens 10 to ~ cents per
pound.
The back bone of winter 10 broken.
Mr.. Vennor may preach, but the crows
Eave the utmost confidence In their
own caws, and are reliable judges OF
the seasons.
DIR. II. A. Inghsm, who il one of
onr wide awake citizens, has built quite
little village south of the city on the
borders of Waltham. He IL now about
to build dwelling on his farm near
the Banyes brick yard.
There Is to be new residence
built on Comfort Hill this spring by
Mr.. j. E. Young. John is one of the
best druggists this place ever had. As
a eomponnder of prescriptions he Is
without doubt one Of the safest aud
best druggists In the state. With the
faculty he stands A No. /.
The they says say what they please,
and just now they say that there may
be change OF landlords all round in
this city. One of our hotel men has
an eye on the Van Ness House in Burl.
lington, while the other squints tow.
ard the Pavilion, at the capital OF the
state. The Franklin may revert lack
to its proprietor, Hiram Adams, Esq.
The trustees of the state school will
receive PROPOSALS for the erection of ad
ditional buildings at the school in Yer.
gennes. The contemplated improve.
ments have been self-evident neces-
sity for years. The friends Of the
school are pleased with this step In the
right direction. The school 10 prepar.
ing and doing good aud efficient work
In a field where those who are equal to
the place find much to do. The state Il
fortunate In its officials. who have the
management of its wards.
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There will be bowl and spoon
party at the Otter Greek House, Wey-
bridge, on Wednesday evening, March
I'd. 1881, for the benefit of Rev. f.. M.
Gerald. All are Invited.
1t is the opinion OF your cores
pendent that the correspondent of the
Journal from this place would reap full
as much fruit from attending tho re-
vivai meetings here II she went with
some other object than TO criticise
the minister, or II would even be better
for her spiritual welfare II che should
remain quietly by her own Preside and
carefully read the we much fear neg
lected book that says "Wnat is that to
thee? Follow thou me-"
Mr.. Frank B. Royce closed his
school In District No. 8, on Friday last.
lie has been every way successful not
only in the school room but has made
many warm friends in the town. Per-
haps with one exception we have never
had no fault found with the teacher un-
I'll this term. All unanimously agree
that he has done we'll. We would no.
tice especially the course pursued by
Mr.. Royce during the revival meetings,
which course has done him honor and
will be long remembered by all. lie
goes to Beeman Academy to I'll for coll
lege.
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Notices.
Wall paper at Wales.

wall paper 81 Wsies. f-
Get your job printing done at the
Register office.
Kerosene oil at Sheldon 4 Co.'s.
Is cents per gallon.
H. B. Dodge has set of heavy
traverse sleighs for sale.
The best standard kerosene oil at
Bonds, IS cts. per gallon.
-25 dozen Of those perfect fitting fine
shirts lust received at Bonds.
The place to buy your drugs and
medicines is ct Sheldon & Co.'S.
Kerosene oil, 1859 test, IS cents per
gallon, at T. n. Chapman u Co.'s.
Two new milch cows tor sale.
GEo. M. SMITH.
Sheldon q Co. are agents for the
celebrated Edwin G. Burts Shoes.
The "Bel.e" Alaska for ladies 10
what they all like, at Beckwith & Goa.
"A new stock of ladies' kid and
goat button boots In six widths at
Beckwith & Co.'s.
ALI the publications Of the Ameri.
can Book Exchange are to be obtained
at the Register Office.
Get one or two new subscribers
for the Register and thus obtain good
book to read this winter.
M. T. Bristol will be and has been
at Sheldon q Co.'s store every Monday,
where he pays the highest cash price for
butter.
"A number of subscribers who have
promised to pay In wood are respect
fully notified that we are ready to re.
ceive the same.
Onion Seed! Onion Seed 100 lbs.
yellow Danvers seed from Rice, growth
Of 1880. For sale by F. s. Haskell,
West Cornwall.
For SALE.-The vestry building
NEAR the Congregational church In
Cornwall. For terms, ETC., apply to
II. w. Bingham.
2w BIZ oRDER OF COMMITTEE.
ALL unsettled accounts In favor of
the estate Of VIM. Slade, deceased, must
be paid at once. Bargains In millinery
and fancy goods for the next sixty days.
GEO. G. CHAPMAN, Admr.
Special communication Of Union
Lodge No. 2, F. and A. NJ, on Mon.
day evening, Feb. 20, att Pm, for
work on third degree. All master
masons are cordially invited. Per or.
der. 8. BROOKS, Secretary.
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NE " RAIEN.

Mr.. Frank Eastman, who was re-
Gently married. has taken up his resi-
dence In Charlotte. Mr. Eastman win
be greatly missed by his townspeople.
There will be an exhibition by the
Brooksville school under the supervise
ion Of d. 4. Taylor, at the church in
that place, Wednesday evening, March
2. A ANAL admission fee will be
asked from those not engaged In the
entertainment to meet the necessary
expenses.
--Mrs. Charles Rogers OF New Ha.
ven, was operated on few days since
for cancer Of the breast by DR.. Halsey,
Of Middlsbury, assisted by Drs. San
born, of New Haven, and Arthur OF
Vergennes. The operation, although 9
severe one, was successful and she IL
doing a. we'll as could be expected TAX
ing Into consideration Der poor condi.
tion.
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LETCESTEP.

Mrs. l.. e. Higgins is very sick
She has been sufferer for many long
years, yet her sufferings have all been
borne with christian resignation.
The equalization tax law is max.
ing considerable stir among the dry
bones IN town as we'll as through the
county and doubtless the state. We
are glad that II was not our luck to be
Legislator last fall.
: Sickness and death has again visit.
ed the little villa at the Junction. This
time the family of Mr.. Simon LaMoun.
tain are the victims. OF the children
three in number, two we learn have
gone and the other at this writing ID
not expected to live. Disease, the CIV.
er dreaded diphtheria. The sickness in
that family certainly cannot be attribl.
ted to bad drains aud foul cesspools
as no heather place can be found than
the residence of Mr.. LaFountain.
Mr.. VIM. Powers horses had q
fine run few days since. He In com.
pany with another gentleman started
for Brandon by the way of Swimming.
toms lime kiln, and when nearly oppo-
site, by some cause the sleigh overturn-
ed and spilled them out. The horses,
hi yh spirited, sprang away and ran; IT,
stead of going TO Brandon they took
the way across the lot to Mr.. Swimming.
toms house, then turned north and ran
as far as Mr.. Harrison Hhite's, then
turned west towards home, passed
there and ran to the Junction, crossed
the h. R., and finally fetched up in a
nice new pair Of light traverse sleighs
owned by MIR. o. c. Huntly. Having
ran some three miles with many turns,
the most surprising part of it was, that
neither horses nor sleigh was injured.
Mr.. Huntly's sleigh was very much
demoralized.
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County News.
ADDISON.

ADI)ISON.
ID. M, Norton has been quite III.
AN extensive thaw has arrived at
last.
Mrs. G. b. Whitford IL somewhat
better.
III. Lucia talks Of moving to Massa-
chusetts.
ALBERT Sickle has purchased q new
American Organ.
An exhibition is t, be given by the
school district No. 8.
The steam saw mill 10 doing large
business this winter.
Many of our farmers are importing
rails from York state.
Skating parties have been common
during the late fine evenings.
On Thursday eve, Feb. II, chicken
pie supper was given at the town hall,
by the Ladies' Aid Society. The stage
wa dcCoIotcQ Win CuTOmOB, ever
greens and two fine plant stands. in an
attractive style. The programme was
opening anthem, "Wake the song OF
Jubilee" The music was In the charge
Of Prof. Pond, assisted by Mrs. Mary
Smith as organist. Recitation, Miss
Lula Jackson, finely given; PRAYER
Rev. Mr.. Bullard; recitation, Lille
Gregory; Duet, Mrs. Gregory and Mrs
CLARK; Reading, "Locksley Hail." c
Il. Smith; parody on the same, Miss r
e. Watson; song, Miss Alice Gregory
essay, Mr.. Kellogg; recitation, Mis-
Mary Willmarth; quartette, "Ange
Band;" reading the society paper, S
M. Golf; recitation, Charcoal e. II
Smith; Dixie, 8. w. Gregory; addres.
by Rev. Z. Goodspesd; anthem, "Praiss
the Lord, and song "Cousin Jedediah. !,
The scene then shifted to the hall above
where an addison SUPPER cheeret
still farther the happy throng. YouI
reporter would express his thanks 70,
attentions a. representative Of the press
to Q. Il. Smith aud the ladies Of tn,
Society.
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"D0n't know half their Value. I.

"They cured me of ague, billousness
and kidney complaint, as recon-
lnended. had half bottle left which
/ used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not
be cured. / would have lost both OF
them one night If l had not given them
Hop Bitters. They did them so much
good l continued their use until they
were cured. That Is why 1 say you do
not know half the value of Hop Bitters,
and do not recommend them high
enough."-B., Rochester, N. y. See
other Standardization Rural
Home.
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Health In Wealth.

DR.. n 20. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment:
. specific for nysteria, Dizziness, Commissions,
nervous headache. mental depresslon. loss OF mem.
issions. premature old age, caused by over fndu-
gence. which leads TO misery. decay and death.
One box Will cure recent cases. Each box con-
tains one months treatment One dollar boz, or
six boxes for ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid
on receipt Of price. We guarantee ak boxes TO
cure any case. With ech order received by US
will send the purchaser our written guarantee 10
return the money 1.-THE treatment does not effect
cure: Guarantees Issued BY n. y. Rider. sole
, Sole Proprietors, w. Madison ST., Chicago, hi.
Also agent for Vests Vegetable Liver PIN. 81
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LOCAL News.

Who amputated William Palmer's
ieg7
Whore will tho Republicans hang
their flag on the 4thl
Mrs. O'Leary had the misfortune
Thursday, to fall upon the ice and
break her arm.
Thursday was q bitter cold day,
and with one or two exceptions the
coolest of the season.
Master Willie Collins starts
Monday, tor Washington, to witness
the inaugural ceremony and visit his
friends there.
&C. s. Murkland and C. b. +. Pal.
mer from the College hsye been in New
York this week attending convention
of the Chi Psi Fraternity.
Prof. Parker Is slowly recovering
from his illness. His classes 60 down
to his study for recitation. He hopes
TO now be able to meet them at the col
lego.
p. A. Griswold Of the class of 80,
who 10 now general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Concord, N. H.. was In town over the
Sabbath.
Excursion tickets from this station TO
Washington and return will be sold ON
Monday and until March 8, for S20, 80 /;
the tickets to hold good until March 9,
for return.
--Messrs. Smith q Allen have pur-
chased the water privilege which be-
longed to the paper mill company, and
expectlsoon to erect mill upon some
part of the burnt district.
Next week 10 the closing week OF
the winter term of the graded school.
At will be devoted TO examinations IN
, tho different grades. Vacation Of two
weeks. Next term begins March 2l.
DIR. Halsey and bride have re.
turned from their wedding trip and the
doctor has resumed the care of his pa
TENTS. DIR. Sanborn, of New Haven
attended his patients during his alb
sence.
A very interesting sociable' was
held at the Methodist church, last Tues
day evening. There were many pres
eut, aud the proceeds were twenty dol
lars, which was devoted TO charitable
purposes.
1.-The graded school IL making ex
tensive preparations for an entertain
ment In the evening, ct the close Of the
term, March 4. Some parts of the OK
ercises will be associated with the poll
tics of the day.
The extensive shops of John Deer,
= Co., In Moline, ILL.,, are now Lighted
with the electric light, the Bush ma
chine being used. People here will b.
interested In this new manifestation o
enterprise by former midlothian.
Joseph Battell gave large part,
at Bread Loaf, Friday evening, t
which large number Of young peopl
we're Invited. A large number attend
ed and all agree In declaring It plessau
Affairs. Several who were expecte,
from abroad we're unable to DO present
We regret our late issue this week
which was occasioned by illness of SOM
OF our ONCE force together with som
unusually pressing Job work. w
trus our subscribers will bear with N
and NO promise not 70 do 20 again
We can help II.
AN Armenian student from th
vicinity Of the Euphrates river visiie
DR.. Hamlln during the week. HI
father was pupil Of the doctor thirty
I'VE years ago In Turkey. The youn
man intends to study mediciue In th
country and return to bis home to pra,
tics.
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The Height Of Happiness.

Is the restoration of a woman aftel
years of sickness to perfect health
Imagine the Joy of the family of Mrs
or Kingston, who had suffered un
told misery for over five years, couse
quent upon the diseases and weakness
es peculiar to females. She was induced
to try DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rene
dy." After using only two bottles al
her ailments disappeared, and she say
that she feels and considers herself II
perfect health.