The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-08-26
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We decline several communications
crlticising DR.. Cheever and his address
before the Philadelphia society. They
They might be iutering as indicating the
extreme diversity of opinion regarding
its propriety at that time and in that
place. They would subserve no other
valuable purpose.
II "Ramrod" will call at our sane.
tum we may communicate some thing to
his advantage.
We notice a sale Of French Meri.
nos, by R. j. Jones of Cornwall to Will
liam Y 4 Thomas Greer of Pa. Also
a purchase from the same flock by AL.
bert Christy of Ohio.
This stock of Merinos was imported
about four years since
We learn that gentleman from the
vicinity of New York City, has oontrac
ted with a party in this village for TO-
uOU Ol jtuCucu
-RoBT BREWSTER, has fitted up u
very neat saloon 10 Brewster Block where
he disposes all kinds of Fruit and Con
dictionary Those in want of ripe fruit
of different kinds will DO likely to find it
at all times at this Establishment
DR.. JENNINGS has removed his rooms
from tho Addison House to Mr.. Frary's,
lust east of J. nj. 5lade & Co.'s store.
We are again under obligation to
Messrs, Firth, Pond & Co., New York
city, for new music-"7Ae Cottage by
the Sea-" is an exquisite piece. Also to
Horace Waters 70 another piece, "Lit
tie Emma's Grave," words by E. B.
Norcross, For sale by A. j. Herves.
New MEAT MARKET "A. Williamson
has opened very neat market one door
south of j. f Negus's Store, where be
intends to keep constantly on hand all
kinds of meat of the very best quality.
He will be supplied with such an assert
ment that no one need complain of quail
ity quantity or price. Pie ase cali and
see. N
TIE MIDDLEBURy FEMALE SEMie kRY
commences its Fall Term, the third IN.
der Miss Gordon's superintendent op
September 10th. The character estab-
lished for the school, in the previous
quarters, has been such as to assure 10 it
the confidence of the public, as one COM
bining kindness with efficiency in it's
government together with liberality in
the provision of teachers and harmony,
and competency in the corps The
boarding department has given similar
satisfaction.
We speak with particular confidence
of the facilities afforded here in music.
Professor Bot having the thOroughness
and correctness of the German school,
SO important in laying rapid and thor
ough foundation for subsequent musical
attainment.
ADDISON County GRAMMER School.
We request attention to the advertise.
ment Of this school in another column.
The friends of education in this place
have regretted the want Of a permanent
Academcal School 10 this Village Such
a school is needed, not only to prepare
scholar for College, but for the instruc
ton Of a larger number who wish to
pursue studies which have a more direct
reference to practical life. This want
will now be supplied if the public show
a proper interest in the undertaking
The Academy will open on Wednesday,
Sept. I'd, under the care of Rev, Jos
STEELE, late Principal of the Burr Sem,
mary in Manchester, We learn that
Mr.. Steele deserves the confidence OF
the public, and that his scho larship and
literary tastes, together with deep in