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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

nary nature. Under the skilful trea..
prf of our friend the surgeon, whom bo
begsiy cosnnsi9}ltsd. sni} the. power of v;.;1.4
ing, however, heard from bis graudmoth-
er the whole history ofMarguerite's Lor-
ror at the idea Of his bebolding her dis
figured face, be generously determined
to conceal from her bis cure at least for
time. Now, however, it was suddenly
revealed and was it too late The doc.
tor motioning us sll away from the bed,
took bis patients hand, and felt her
pulse hopeful smile played on his ben
evolent lips
My friend said be, turning to me,
the age of miracles has not ceased
Marguerite is cured =
Here the good man ceased. and after
pause, asked And was Marguerite
in reality SO very much dis6gured 2
You shall judge for YOURSELF
We walked on, and soon reached
neat and pretty cottage, C overed in front
with luxuriant vine. An old woman
sat near the doorway spinning, and placed
on low chair by her side, a young wo-
man was nursing an infant. Her figure
was remarkably graceful, and her face,
although certainly not handsome, was by
no means ropulsivc. 1t was even easy
to distinguish, amid the seams and scars
which marked it, the vestiges Of great
beauty. There was a touching express
sion Of serene tenderness shed over her
features, as she looked on her child,
which in my eyes amply compensated for
the want OF regular comeliness.
The curate advanced. 'Good-morn.
ing, Marguerite he said.
Good morning, sir sho answered,
looking up with a bcamng smile
How is baby to-day2'
AS well as possible said the happy
mother, holding up and showing her
nursling's rosy dimpled checks.
Well Marguerite said the good old
man, taking the innocent little creature
in his arms, and kissing his tender fore
head, could fancy this is yourself as
remember you on the day that l baptiz.
ed you. Come, the Valley of Campan
has now its Pcarl-it is restored in tho
person of your lovely little daughter
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BOOK AGENCY.

The subscribers have established Book
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book or publication at the rctsil price free
of postage Any persons, by forwarding the
subscription price Of any of the - Maga-
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Graham's, Frank Lcslic's Fashions, &c, will
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Harrison's Columbian Perfumery

Inn phol IN IuL W OhLD.
A general variety of Harrison's Prepara-
tions. including Perfumery, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream Of Beauty.
Also, IIarrsons Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, &c, lusl received by
Aug 2S, 1865. H. A. SHELDON.
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THIS article has Lecn te
l. ted by the best judges,
and pronounced superior TO
anything of the kind in the
market. Itnot only gives a
clear polish to the linen, but
obviates many difficulties to
which laundresses arc sub
ject. 1t prevents the starch
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Miss MUkRAY's Book INDEFENcE OF
SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATTEs.-Ths
New York Evening Post learns that the
Queen would not sec Miss Murray, the
maid-of honor, on her return from the
United States, and signfied to her that
if she published defence of slavery she
must resign hsr place. Miss Murray
bas done so, aud is no longer a member
Of tie royal household
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BD~ Milton, the great poet, was
rather under the middle size, was we'll
built and muscular. His department
was affable, and gait erect and manly,
bespeaking courage and undauntcd>
ness. lie was good swordsman, an
accomplished musician, and a high>
minded gentleman.
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from Sticking TO The ron l.and Causes The I'm
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advantage is, that by using the Polish articles
can be starched in either cold or boiled
unfavorable results which unusually follow
by the ordinary manner. Price only 25 cts,
in large bottles.
Prepared by d. TAYLOR, Jr., 10 Broad
street, Boston, and sold by Druggists and
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AYANKEE IMPROVEMENT.

*Frcight train with Passcngcrcar attached
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rALl. STOCK or HARDwAnE.

AM ~. - ,.,. ~ ~ s ot ~ y pnsp
WARS. Of Fervlea and ponssie Manufacture.
i,isa%.. ssa. - town and sososy Ny :,sss COZ, y
.si :a . .ss Sss:: ss s:, s'' aud '''"''d
nossls and Tong. In SEAT. and In pairs some very nns
Iron r~. KETTLES md s.sc Pans. un'd and annd
ssn metal and porsslan Preserving ksiis.
Tab aud ns bottom cars.chs saua.r Trays
Ivory handle Knives and Forks. OF 81 pl Of Rodsr
Doubls-p.,sd table aud dessert FORKS
Rosrs and h.I makes Of buck bone and buffalo handle
Pocket and pen KNIVES. Rodser-
Scissor. snsar. Of Rodgers. wo.,eaholu. make
Rsrors, Of wosie"hom's and W. . s. Butchers make
Bench and @oaLInr Planes. Baldwin. maize
Hand. panel. rip tenant, pit aud erss.-eat s...
Plane Irons. Of all sss. and Of The sssi aa.Issy
Singing, iahing and bench tintehsts
Pols and sroAl Aar heavy Of smmons make. var.
Houss carpenter. and railroad Ad,s.
SQUARES. Bsvils and spokesh.ves
Two and tour iOid kul.. aud Tape Measures
Stacks aud Dies and serev Plates
wrishs. seidbox Vices aud slsdss and hand Hammer
Nails and Spikes, Of all .irss
Anev's and aud ximiet Bits all sizes
Virginia patent y. Locks
Pad .,oss IN chest sqgSo.ra @o5,,es 5,% and clos: Iosts
Curtain Pms aud Curtain Bands
Hank aud Wire
Mineral. porrvia,n and mahogany Knobs. for mrulture
Amv and Re-.nd. spaae. aud sovs long aud hole
niv-i's hitting Hoe. aud srubblng Hoe.
Trace. halter. breast log and sril chains
Butt Hinges, 81 every sire aud Mind
Plate hoax and eye, .trop and Hinges
Iron Hooks ani staples aud Ha pc aud stapes
Together -'h almost every article usually sep Linz Ns
Corner Of sth and Brnah streets.
cello Opposite Y. y. p. X X Depot
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ii A II ID WA RE.
FALL IMPORT TON, 1850.
=. T. MOORE a. CO.,

II. r. MOORE a. Co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HI RID WARE
No. - Pearl ST., opposite n. w. fry's, Richmond Va,
AVN received the
sni complete assortment of Birmingham
county, supply
American Goods Their stock lArge and
Ing In part Of
Pocket KNIVES OF I, s, 4 and blades
Buck, ivory handle
Ivory handle Knives Forks, 81 81 pieces
ksIors Of wsde butcher
manufacture OF every style and quality,
Scissors and Shears OF various makes and styles,
Single ard double barrel guns. very superior.
Pistols. Rides, Rife barrels aud Mountngs.
Trace. halter, log, well, hth and tongue chains,
Wedding and killing lior-, all sizes,
Axes Of Collins, simmons, ana Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws, Hammers and Hstciets
Mil, pit, cut and circular saws,
Spades aud shovss OF Rowland and other makes,
Anvis, Ncvs, AMI Smiths Bellows,
scge aud hand Hammers stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Blister shear aud Steel, square M octAgon,
Castings, Horse Shoes Horse Nails,
Wire Selves aud Sners
Horse C1iArs, blind Brides Hames,
Brdl, billings woTsied Rens and Girths,
Locks Hinges and Screws, af every description,
Pfanc- Chisels, aud Piles Of all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales patent balances seeyads
English, American, aud q. u. Percussion Caps,
Hay and Manure Forks, .. and prong,
Tea Trays and Walters aud all other goods usually
Hardware Stores.
A goods have purchased terms
and selected exclusively Tor the Virginia North
merchants visiting this city, and respectfully
mnatiOn OF stock
house Ia this of the Northern cities
y S-Ordcrs promptly and carefully attended to- au2s
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PAPLE BAGS NADL SIEAN.-Ther- u a mandatory
in Philadelphia where paper OAgs made by steam.-
There machines operation producing
OF bags per day OF Sues to Contain quantities
raging nom tsentV five pounds. Thsrr l. ap-
parltus als for -pooug and cutting the paper the rens
Width! aud pre-. Tor cutting th. bsg ser thry
ulsrtrei After this process Of speeding. the paper
taken the Machine which cut the paper iu the SHAPE
desired folds IT, appe the paste, the edge required
Ia be- pasted aud :rn prr-ee- 81 the bag. tAps aad
rnlier- into driving in which pipes
troiuce Through this she bag conducted by cont-
and rollers surface of about hy feet,
aud ~be io~n piles the bag dry aud r-sdy
TO- packing The msuuacory i object O great Gu
rio-ity
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wHo Is AGgSrLENAS-A gentleman is not merely a
person acquainted With certain forms Hnd etiquetteS oi
lite easy and self possessed society, able tn speak aud
act aud move 1T the world without swkwardnesS and Tree
from habits which vulgar and in bad taste gentle
man i. something much beyond this all that which lies
the OF al his ease, and refinement and TACT, and
power pl asug : the spirit which lies at the root
of every christian IL the thoughtful desire of
doing every he would that Others should do
unto hen He is constantly thinking, NOT indeed, how he
NAV give pleasure Others the sense OF pleas
ing how he show respect Tor other-how lie may
avod hurting their feelings When he Is in society he
scrupuoi-y a-certas the position and relation OF
with whom he is brought III contact that he may give
each his due honor his proper position. lie studies
how he avoid touching in conversation upon any sub
ject which may needessly hurt their feelings how he may
abstain from any ausion which may call upa disagreed
bic oIcIsive association. A gentleman never aludes
appears conscious Of any personal dect
bodily dcformty nteroy OF talent. Of rank Of reputa
ton the person in whose society he Is placed He
superiority for hmscli-he never rid-
eucs sneers. boasts never MAKES display
of hi. power rank advantages-such i iH,
pliI ia riculr. sarcasm, abu>eas he never niui
ges in hLi,s tricks iuclatois, which may be ocn
sive to Others-L,Je illustrated
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TO VISITORS TO The STATE VAR.
tHRsTtANS LArIROP would special attention 10 their
~ stock % Carpetlng. comprising.
kch Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Do 10 Bru---- do, 10 English 30
sup Thre-lns -ud Ingram do
DO an wool Dutch AID Hemp do
DO Cotton Chain aud Rug
Plain and Twilrd Nenitisu Brusseli eaS.. DO
klol Mosaic aud Velvet
PaTlsr Mats and Cocoa Brush
Also Rioi. Dress silks In Pieces and Robes
do Paris MUu--iues "a Falrncias
Do NOuslln aud Lace EmhrOdeTi-. sells n
Mourning Goods Of the h-st fabrics imported such as
Bomhazius, Lainise and Bussora Cloth
Canton Cloth and Alpaca, Mouseines
ESrs width English Cfap- &C. A..
The above aud other families sold
at les than usual prices, for cash only.
CIiRIsTIAN A LATHROP
OcZ4 Main
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TuunsRG N NGw YoRk.-Thc hrtsmsd composer
and pi.nI>t Thalberg made his first appearance IN the
IJn-I States at Niblo's Saloon, New York MONDAY
evening last lie had most brilliant and enthusiastic
audience and greeted With the most marked demon-
stro. of applause The musca critic of the express
SAYS;
The profession quite largely represented at this
concert while the fashionable and tasteful 81 ei
Nv were in attendance, far the limit OF the hall would
admit Mr. Thabergs appearance and position a. an
ati,t We have already spoken at length Al the piano
IN. ani. dignied action would TO give new and
uisccu stoned manines to art which We are apt nom
ASSOCIATION look upon in some degree efe'nhate-
Aud this idea seemed throughout the evening, as
tin, distinctive characteristic OF his performance There
wns no excessive srsnng after atienuatcd finish OF petty
dsta or appearance OF labored and hammered rendering;
the a. decision aud rnness OF the really great master
wa. above dsccrnabe yet the modulatous poured forth
frcm his hands with singing, even beauty, or Clear,
sudden and certain accuracy which not only III the close
AMI admirable texture OF the minutia but In the shadln
aud OF each piece, begot sense ct the MI
it ..tio,be satisfaction. There is remarkable
concss rapidy and cure graceful action in his hger
inn and less of the gynna-c flourish and severity about
his hands than any pianist We have sce". Yet does he
aeconph such reaches and inricacies the key board
that MALI the audience their feet, absorbed in this
execution
Al each appearance he enthusiastically greeted,
and st the end OF each piece lac again still more
clainorously applaudrd.
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l-CHMCND WING.
rus so !. q. rHs BANK.


rus -o:,. Ca rHE BANK.
ny..s.
w.rt verk ~ork
And stand n The de.k all dayg
Wert, work. vorkl
And bid sdi-a TO all play.
Worn. and he constantly driven;
Wear the as.h from yoer bones and your face;
TAs osfslisrs nfst baatfs0 q hsares,
Bat o.. moes iats ps opposite place
Count count. and write
ceant money all day long. 80
Tsss ,s.~ ga oossS pSoroiis0iy ,e-ong.
Then losk an you nersoa. aud cross,
And hoat uii you almost ear
rea mast ehsrs u 70 "pson, and loss
And al last and u ON the Cashier
Poet, and compare and post
Poet. and compare. and check
AMI vork an ysu almost
o. your former seif n vrcck-
Pos, aud cheek. and compare
Cheek. and compare. and foot,
ny the vork Which upon you put
L~Lrer, and Journal. and Cash,
Aud Blotier aud Register too,
And whole of that blue edged trash
Which u takes 90 long 10 write through;
Iwish they could all be turnd back
To rags. real dirty and rank.
And be .tun'd down the mouth OF that jack
A.. who hrst invented Bank
Sign, Sign. sign
Aud IN writhe,
tn you fo-ced NJ length to resign
RI that bOny old chap Nth . seythe,
wcaii yoa he good bsnker' then work,
And commit neither nor fault;
spend yoar days nj d-.k like clerk,
And he lain sfter death In vault
Work. work, work.
And stand 1t the desk all day;
werk. WORK. ~ork
Ard bid a adeu to all play.
Work. aud he constantly driven
Wear ihe ae-h trum your bones and your face
H. outsiders fhiat bdnffH0 "a Aedrsa.
Bus as more lahe pse opposite place!
tPAardephid EreHiHg BuilstiH.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCTOHEK 2 ~.
nICIAinNn

Two Lynchburg - a. To Lexington o. -
u To Buchanan 10 To the Natural bridge 4 50
fAre from bot Richmond and Lyneburg Charlottesville " So
SATISFIED fair trial. that the majority travel
Boat better accommodated by leaving the evening"
the Instant Richmond
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday at r. NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ, aud Scosy " NJ ofihe first, and Lynebug
znd buchanan aud Lexington r. NJ. Of the day
Returning, leave Buchanan At NJ and Iynehburg IN
NJ Monday Wednesday aud Friday reach Scoitsvlr at 10Y
Mes Canton ~ 4. NJ, aud Richmond at > A..
The Boats New Institute
and Buckingham C. H. with tl Stage
lstesyile
~ Time and Distances, In Gard below:
Lsare Richmond nynddy Lsare LynoAosr9 Monday,
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&NRHgElEg 0ia1E -


IAAILY LINE TO TliE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-C ENTRAl
IL Railroad extended To Alum,
Springs, and Lexington day. To
Sulphur Red and Springs and half
sulphur second day In the evening
The being laid and by the LIST Of July will be
hhoro Sc miles foin the White sulphur Springs from the Heal
~ miles: Hot Springs 90 miles Warm Springs 10 miles,
Alum, In miles. and from the Rockbridge SPRING. miles
Richmond ESQ A NJ arrive
Mboro ~ Nj thence by Stages the Warm springs
supper Leave ~ NJ, passing by the Hot and Heal
ss-t aud Old Sweet to dinner and the Salt sulphur by night
second day
Through tickets by Harman Browns
phur Ell; the Sweet SPRING., ti the Salt Sulphur tiSaiso
10 all the other Springs and Ia Lexington.
~ see Ticket Agent In Richmond.
There objects Of n,re', on this lin but the NOUN
TAIN TRACK, passing the top Of Blue Ridge Rockh
Gap, Will ride OF Eve hundred niles It has been
With perfect success For more than two years
JNo II. TIMBERIAKE, supt.
orice Va. Central Railroad, Richmond.
OUR Linz OY STAGES
VIII Railroad Immediately
val reach the Warm Springs before O'Clock
This l. tie old familiar tie aud Il undoubtedly
IN. Muboro the White Sulphur there less sfginO
by eight miles than other with still greater differ
OF tie roads.
The public riy always having abundant Stage
oOHantio, shout eTowng and effort being
please the Travellers by having careful drivers aud making good
time HARTMAN A BROWN.
t.4--ts
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MEDICAL.
.nre~r&s ii iHEalAr r..

In chapter shov klpvAvf R.Apr and
RApvAus terrible Chronic
sn amer anssn Physicians scot Va. had rd their
SHIN In how country By
ssins k... Rsmedies let vho .sd 9Th ds
q
and Cs,hortc Medicine Of
thoss Pimpes
With bad humorp the here publh sADvAv RkApr
khiiks RApvArs RxnovAuro RoLvrsr and RApvA RssvlA
toss the ony remes required the lousinG
palms, the terrible and ghtfa and
haAA -ysi~ In regular and healthy condition Spring De.se
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ubHttArE StUOOG. FOH INTERCOLLEGIATE
undrrsgd, desrrs T. call the attention
dtns having children ~ siow
W. aet, that BE- has opened Harlem, shove he Ctv
oiheN fort, IN very heaui and PRTVsTf
rAhif SchO, where such children h. taught
& he has had Tor more ian ei yerr.
WIN he hassachuses add Penuyivania Institutions Tor
Ido,s hiss shown him that much b. done bringing
.hdrcn 70 normal condition In many he
hsd em return home, either
aRe o. engage In The duties ~ NE With ssrlrr
dress. N RfcIfAHna
auqs-iy No 6sf Broadway, or Irsy,ew Me- Ys,,t
n HOUND PLAsIEH.-A superior o. Ground Pas
- r Richmond insp.cn, for sale ov 70 close
" l0c1sl BMD0fJHD 4 CO
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Agyw ann arc' ---
DISCOVERY an TIP TAsr

p's'oFh"H IN FWs TssT, mn.
sSogly,sos oE rls ~ .SE. VI "'"
stss q Tg EAgssT GssIfs
Thu. W-' ..,is,M2E,, rs 81 %' y, S ,;i 81,
the 'evers'' penalties eour' oflav esn sTsrd.
nMHA BARROW Member Of the IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of
ay ~ pSes az xVynL C1LknaE o. SURGEONS L3Sn9N
M s S2 co., se e s59ss-ay % yo,t PROM y ~
49, nosSlSg I'll MD IR0M TILL ~ TIVE EVkNING
TMgsEMAR No l. is ne rernedy for RSLAxGuoN. sPEEMA
y abuse indernaie escess long residence
Of & & a. s, aos fad epsIsn ~ ~ oO sSn
21. ~ Man19 sed Tssy.s nay be The CAUSE every DIS
TRIgsgNGR No H. completely aod entirely e,aioae. ii. ira
Structure, Irritation y the bladder, nonreenilon Of
snd Culb have 80 long been uougt sutdos The ruin Of
TRIEsEWAR No fiIL s great Continental Remedy Tor ~.
hs an Secondary symp,ons Il a.o sonsu,ss certain cure
sspeling In Al Impurities from ne
together sesie the virus % discsss, and fang
Remedy Of Witch unfortunately the gnE
w. pyeian treats siu Mercury % the Inevitable des'rsoion q
TmgsENIE No l. and are prepared In me form Of los
POCKET ~ IN ~ cues oad dried Into sepacafs doss. ~
~ each co. 81 sn1 ~ sgT ca
-, u,,r-by fhereh savingof ~.
ssnn.L having With The raeoas r.
press ~ nne dollar es's ~ rrsensr and The l.
s r,asass 70 ,ey Pt otas so,id securely g,te sod ad
la e So' .gc1 az ~ P,g,s
dollar scni usual. hut not free 81 carriage.
Is be bed s's ,s ", g,1- e segy s,c.,si ssa
sEsRcEs" =, de.cbss IN ciesr snd lucid manner
elr treatment aud Price rs free any
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