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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25
May DaY.
A CONCERT or rrRr CULTURE.


A correspondent offers good sug.
gestion, that MAY.DAY may be brought
into a general and beautiful use, as a
day of public tree culture, or the set
ting Of ornamental trees for public
purposes. Let the public spirited of
each locality, large or small, according
as the spirit moves them, rally to sup>
ply the grounds of their STREET, common,
local church or srhool-house, having
the kinds of trees in view, the plan of
setting and protecting tEcm, the labor
distributed, and everything arranged
so that by an early hour Of the after
noon the matter may be done up
Then let the ladies' provide a suitable
festival 6anqnet to consummate it, and
give the young folks then, if they
please, their May~Pole and their bal,
to play. Perseverance is the great
matter in tree planting, and this will
make the work, and the improvement
Of it, a public interest from year to
year. and on public grounds and streets,
especially our school grounds, become
gardens of attraction and taste. from
one generation to another. 1t is the
few of the philosophical who begin
things. After that. all will agree that
a day for the purpose is good thing,
If its purposes are good. Onr CORES
pendent suggests, that, the first Tues
day IF Way hereafter be our May
Day. and that it be " a custom in Is,
racl.' So say we, Brethren. .-Mont-
PETER Freeman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

Mr.. CRITTrNDIN The 81. Louis
Intelligencer, noticing the arrival in
tina I city of the Hon. John j, Critters
den, of Kentucky, says that she is one
of the warmest friends and supporters
of the American PARTY"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

E& Hon JAMES MEAcnAM has our
thanks for copy of his able speech on
the Smilbsoniar Institut ion with the re.
port of Hon. Charles w Upham for the
Select Committee on that subject and
for other interesting public documents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

CUBAN MATTERS. -l,umnrs and con.
tradicti"ns, in about equal proportions
continue to abound Com MrCauley',
instructions-drawn by the President
aud Enthusiastically strong-wcre unanim-
onsly approved by the Cabinet Tie
French Legation at Wasl ingion ha, in
timatcd that France. in the event ofhos.
Titles, will support Spain The Wash
ing'on star bcncvolcntly hopes soor to
hear Of the capture of the Spanish war
steamer Col Benton. in letter dated
the 10Th inst, expresses the opinion that
the new regiments are destined for Gu
ha DIR. Prck's Masonic friends in New
York have held meeting of confidence
Fortunately it was over and the re,olu-
tions passed before the news Of his re.
lease arrived. The Doctor has given
bail to remain in Cuba until his case is
decided
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

Chicago, April 81. Great Riot.
A serious riot occurred in this city
this morning, growing out of the
Maine law and license question. One
man was killed and FIVE or six others
wounded.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

The news of the death of the Empc.
ror Paul in 1901, was f,centy>One
days in getting to London. That of
the late Emperor Nicholas four and a
quarter hours.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

tended to provide by the introduction of
this provision into this act.
remain yours, Sc,
j.. Z, WALDO, Commissioner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25

o. The following rich developments
in relation to tho Sag NIGHTS" secret
society composed almost exclusively of
foreigners. we copy from the Cincinnati
Times. Itappcars that President Pierce
had sent one of his cmissaries to Ohio
to organize societies Of this order, whose
object was to put down Americans who
desire to control the free institutions of
their own country, and to perpo!uatc the
power of the pro-slavery aud Democratic
Administration
But he, like certain Democratic mem
bers Of Congress, getting little con-
fused" got into difficulties, and the fol
lowing letters are the result thereof
Let all true men who would preserve the
integrity of the government ponder these
humorous facts.
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FOURTH yotrIos
X. ad the following .boomGms OF the PEST
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No work has appeared for the s,s quarter OF
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spsrses with wit and satire style 10 .ot,fe'y oaodsn
atous 10 pie ard Doth Providence Daily rribuns
okes and things good to 10 los, CHI usces, THE vol
ume." tNe~1s Advertiser
"it in every way a readable boo. fol Of fan and good
things spcy itch 10 aLecdOts" ches'er American.
We would very ssdy exhibit hi. Of th, Americas
de. but 10 do to the sdGab address With which he
TO satisfy The curiosity Of bis Partisan friends on
important cub c. without isourrins tho least liability to
. sLd." " Y. Journal of Commerce.
IN. Mr'pk tells hsory 10 jas the In which such
tsle Ct qushb wrthtd taiaro brilliant
should be tldJppO.y to style without sppsar
Of ancor, site undue atiop to .p,rt'
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ave would male sxrsces N We inew ~hsre bsdn or I,
leave OF shd We bad already exceeded the space hd
allotted 10 Thu We would simply
mend everyday to read t for 1t Is rieh nsuy ssd hhy
tertsiniDs" IN Y Dispatch
bat is the all in all IL 10 amusing and AMI
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CONT
Ta,lv Life-Re'igious Educs
cation neal. cled-Entrsnce
into the School Of the Con
gttgiiiopal Nunbery-Ihe
Csttchism-The Bibls.
Story tod by 9 fellev Pupil
sssirst . Priest-Pretty Mary
Left the Congregational
NunLeTy
PrspnSiors to become 9 No
vice In the Black Eubrery-
Occppri6Ds Of The NCyices-
COIies,ion Of Movies.
Displeasso With the Convent
Ioess Of TIE Biblo
Re- o,ivee ConfImstion--Psis
ful Feelings
Taking the Ssil-IntcrvieN az.
terwsrs with the Superior
Surprise and horror at her
Observation-Disclosures -
Submit.
Defy Cere monies.
Description Of Apartments in
the BLACK kubnery.
Nuns with similar Bamos
squsw Nuns First visit q,
the Cellar cscf ption OF II
SHOCKING discovery there =
supeIi' Instructions - Phi
vste S,snsl Of the Priers-
Books ufed In the Nunnery.
Candles carried on IN the Con
Observation-Disclosures
Msrys pincuhsion-Her
House-1hs Bi,hops power
over FIRE.
AlsImir 4 Order from the Supe-
rioI-Pioceeo TO execute it.
scene In an upper ROOM
Sentence + Death aua Muir
deI-Sy own distress
Jane Ray ridiculirs Priests
Their cIin irsl Treatment Of
usst Confes,iOp.
The Brcomgiet Ghost Sleep
wsliinl-Salted Cidtr-
CthJsirs Beds
arm Treatment Of . new
Nun-A Nun made by strata
gem.
IN tiOer cling Eovices.
TIe.tn ebt Of young InfsnH in
the Convent
Disappearance Of Nuns-My
tfmpOrsry Cor fnem.pt In q
Gel. Warning gwen ms b,
SICK Nun.
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THE LAST GREAT WORK
i OF PROF JOdNsrJN
CHEMISTRY OF CON don LIFE
COMPLETE
d. APPLETON CO Nos $40 and $40 Broaiwsy
read, tbs sixth Ejli)n
10 Two 2no cloth price e. Of
THE CHIN IsrRY OF OMaOE LIFE:
By Jsas,F w. Johnson, NJ A, r. Ga,
Author Of Lectures Oh az ieutl Oh Misty ard oe'osy
&c LustTa. & with li5 Mood EGgrsyinSs
TABLE o. coSrES1s!
The Air we Bresthe The .isJas Selsct,
The a serve Dn9k, The Doom We .oJJy,
The sod Cultivate The Smells We Dislike,
I Pens We bear. What &c Breathe, and Breathe
The b. cad Eat for,
lie sect we Cook What, How, and Why we Di.
The FeyeFssssv We lrf1se, gsg,
The sW,e's EItfac;, Tue BODY We Chensh,
The liquors We FerHeLt The Cueal.ion Of Mater
The hsleoes We ILduse in, Recap tsl,ton.
OPINIONS Or TIE PRESS.
From The Utics Gazette.
Much sc nddc ilf rusLioo lie hsre esen.sd ia con-
dsp.eo and interesting form saes volume OF high Ieac
value"
From The Rochester Uaion-
This worn Of tae V.a-b that can bs given 70
the Amsucao pubic ItSoud b every fanny md In every
school and pubic Hbrsry ID the srd
From The All Ats'
Thee two volumes, whHh e9u ala Ell musnse anoanl Of
instructive natter Interesting story book"
from Tie Troy Daily Wig
IL Gdspted 70 the mpfehensl5n OF tie uneunei ia
rtsted that ssytnx THAI
Gufs asset uAt cogLt 20 be in every hoIas IL ths
county
From The 81 Louis IDtellisercer
This sw,fk tie yc1b well Tor the grown msni
for II. cbosr IS the chane and 'dsy recon
mend nCt only In hsh gree yLusbs io its 'od IA
suctiln bat also profttbe source Of entsitHAmeaI
From The Lousyile Coansf ~
There 10 these voIarnes nI etn tst %
IVet the attention Of any fond threading sidshsaaa
tooa Tor = family circle"
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THE WIDOW BEDOTT and the SMILING
4 iUeLIC Now ready he seeooc Edition Of
THE WIDOW REDOTT PAPERS.


Jhe raid and conservative editors e,nno. keep their
Say. he NewYrs Observer "A volume more fall of scniL
end trre.,b Yankee been pub
rtsVrot ecu ,1eepss the Of The ."
htm0r tbee Papu eonsia snmir,oe "a ices
men u.py he sd,css aud 70 io. thu. iuf.,t goe
ee ard her'Ce the more free to comuend the bos
Ssys ale P, nd rr.u,crip' Tbs WIDOW Bedott Is ua
fS out'sf S V her P.pei SsnnOt fail to .et h.
Say. be Nes YCrs Evening Post: Tn, Rev M snaie.
lcsd" In Will literary soiree de,cre-d better done
n, he eri, party Of Mr.. Leo dun'er 10 the
say. Ire Botop Evening G,zste: I'VE have enjoyed the
os ret he. '9 II PoSolss 50 so,e ,roa zoe
ucts yoan which dt hits at the .ot, nds
say. TIE Pe Lsrd Arsu' i 'ontae' The very cre,m OF
n, sesuIe fup-sIe sDybod' can read these Sketches
sot ele. rbs book wsnantsd lr all sad. AMI
dt.ie's Of hypo sne i ~ tn az times I. price
hep all eysw de swske ,uthOr ted creature the
wife Of c+,,ynsn and is Row. .s deaf Hers were the
t.ts sp sttay wien b, Sies l. SesI"
Say. The Nswiois Eva ger; A bo't Of genuine hunor
character vsre sbsaity Of envy deIsoton sud
CD ssrs ,id o,hr prominent 'in' are hit with sea
saw. ihs n y. Cormerci,' Advertiser; " The Widow
Btdou rival to sam ses IN .ams r-specs a IN tse
m-cu the humorous ,hetobe, OF fsnsee chEs:
wi ch It impossible to read without laughing tmnod
ite ;up,h.r tI.. Tibet, of adding the following On
PAGE 81 Of the boo, the Widow writes IS follows;
an. pever change m nns'e l5t-
think 'twould be ssin;
The ipcon,olsbe widow Of Dsscon Bedott
Don't infesd TO get married ssin."
But after b.r capture Of Elder snes she sdtes the follow
ing lin G, TO him;
Pr.Ils tbe fair and shsdrsch the wise,
Have united their fortunes IN the tenderest OF ties
And being mutu,y Joined in the tfmopisl connection,
Have bio aooo 10 their prsvoss sfiiction'
The Pme" the reader will 6ni 90 pare 100 OF tho
book which can be found at bookstores. Price, . ~
j. { DER8Y, Publisher, New York.
N,M,pspe, in,ering the ablye entted 70 copy
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MS.
Fr queucy ofths Prie.ts virts
10 the kuupery-Their Fr4s-
dom and Cimes-Dhcu ~
Of les ming their N.ms,-
The Hlly Retreat Ohiee-
tons 10 our minds-He .ns
used 20 c'uutersct c D. sole nee
In. enious Arguments
The PneTs Of the District of
Montreal have fee sceeU to
the Black nuDnory-Crimes
co nnit ed and reqaitsd By
them-rhe Popes com nsnd
TO com hit indecent Crimes
Penaece By H,nstog
The Pnests private dO.pitL,
or BOY Retreat Secret
Rooms Ia the Exfera VIM
Reports OF Murders ia the
Conyent-Desire OF E.csoe-
Urgent reason for it-E-c, %.
At liberty-DOub.fal what 70
do.
Start for Quebec City before
Dsy-latehded close Of my
Life.
Awake among Strangers.
Singular occurrences OF circum-
stances, " iich tDsblsd me 20
get to toe United States In
teutious In soiog thsre-Ar-
rival at New-York.
Refe stions and sorrow In soii-
tudo- fL en- to the Bellevue
Aimshouse.
Reception at the Alnshou,e-
Ed. Ct, Of reading the Bible.
Proposition to 90 TO Mootresl
and testify against tie Priests
-Coun eneemeGt ofmy our.
ncy.
Received into q hospitsble f.
mi y-Fluciustipg fee inEa
A niilkmsn-An Irlshwopsu
D Geu " 10 having my Ali
dsVit tskes
Interview With the Attorney
General Of the PROVING st
tempt 10 abduet me-A mob
extited against metro
tteted by two 90 di-r.-C IN
yiocet that an investis ,tion
Gfmy charges G )uld not be Oh
tsin-d Departure frJm Mon
treal-Closipg Reflections
The truth Of the Worn demoL-
strtlsd.
EXPORT. Publishers.
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READY
Though dead, al. yet spesteth.
WFUL DIS Los Z r Z S
n BY MAR A MONK,
OF THE HoTEL DIEu sUSSsiY, hoSTsEL.
CoutLnirF a'so.

OF HoTIL DIEU SUSSsHY, hosTsEAL.
Combining aso,
MANY INCIDENTS SEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED.
Price IS Cents Cloth.
The Disclosures nsds By the subject Of this repubie,ton
when they tint sppeNed created nnen,e eXetsmsnt and
threw The CONSERVATION inc the rsaks Of t,e Pspi
penhood proof tie truthful Of her
need be .ivsrct than III. mestion Of the terror
and hibuson manifested BY Priests and Bishops, saperon
and Psb.s when Maria Monk unvsled their hidden mi i1
"A made up stor1 would h.vs created snie Of den
son have died under the whitening iebats Ct
silent ntenpt but these truth rise 70 storm passion
and drew into the field controversy tie eite potentstes the
Paps ebuIeh In Amsres Nothing but truth coui have pro
dueed ueh Of excitement nothing bat Jaets could
ecited ,uch oubus Of .ndb temper and saeh
Of bitter v,upersiion This truthful rstivs, sted BY
Maria Bcpt present osdy called for by the An.nssn
putle who have recently been farther enGht'nsd tss
Of the Romsh iyss and In lance with the
public demand, We have issued reprint Of the work
he .vdenc. given BY Mss asfrson, Mis- R,.d Miss
Monk sud ether escaped nGus the only testimony have
vhsh goes .how bow extremely mmoa the practices
Of the eoDductrrs OF for have tbs proof which
with eli Roman CT, holes concunvs IS the word Of God
namely thst Of tie erdens oire ~ Pope Pope inrocet
WILL in bull published for the Reformation q Mon".sdss
si1 that members OF Honsuees and oshteirous places
lead aseiTous and truly dsous life Daring the sitting Of
Council Troyes the Arehbhop ,.i "In Converts Of
oni hivs Abbos residing sith their
wives dat ghtss soldiers and dogs" and be charges the
whole Clergy lib being in deptsyed aud sinful
Americans as well So Re msn.ts believe the testimony
of who thus const.sed to testify ss.n,t their
interests
Still additional ooroboTse nfJnston touching the III.
quhes p. moAsstic life In the United Stats
eated Ou reliable parties ard embodied In tbs wk Issued
this by the pub'isheis Of this volume entitled TIM
ESCAPED Nus; Or Diseo'ss Of Convent LIE together With
" The CoHe,n' Of Si't,r Of CARRY" giving miaate
des OF their inner life and holder reysls Of the myser
les Of LunpereS than hsv. be sab
itted tho Amerissn public. Setting aside the thrilling and
deeply absorbing nteIet oecsSeped By the p.ru's Of M
Mor,s DISCLOSURES is the duty eVerJ Prots.n ps-en and
guardian in the United States to read her statements to the
end that they nay hnov tho ds' to which they wonld
pose their gher w.re' by ssodiDs them to ROmish
ritutions Il q called
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LAMBS WORKS.

With Stretch Of hi. Life aid Fina Memorials By Sir THOMAS
Noon TALFoURD Of his EIscuorl Portrait Two
vols u mo- mu,lin. s2j II calf 81
Chtes Lamb old and ued fend 10 all true lever, Of
the beautiful the quaint and the quiet Of Literature Let
those who have resi bin DO but nos hurry
through pages find sIemsn, sld incident 10
even paragraph They rssi - sniIee-P ,ciily
lsz and patiently md they will NOT b. disspPoated. Chr
Lsn Justly been considered by the model esyi'i
bis pie s,ny and setens. have reudered hi, produr
tior. universal avorites bis delicious Essays" foil Of
wisdom res With senuue wit abouod ia us path and
have reh Of humOr running through them all HAL
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