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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
Old Bourbon Whiskey
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
PUT UP BY
WILSON, FAlRBANk Il co.

Y lf
WILSON, FAlRBANk 4 co.
To attain the desired Object of placing before
psnse has been spared, and the basis upon which
we place the virtue of our Whiskey is, lior whit
ever imposes the Purest quality may be recon-
meEded, that this is el. tirely Tree from any adul-
~terstions whate yer.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as a thorough
analysis has been made, as will be seen by refer
ring to the certificate attached to each bottle.
Accompanying each bottle is u copy OF a Ger
tiicate received from the State Assayer, giving
the result of his inv stigations.
In order TO prevent deception, observe that The fac
simiLe of the signature Of The firm Of WILSON,
FALRBANK 4 co., accompanies each bottle, ana
that the CommissioRer's seal is placed orer every
cork. Without these predictions none is genuine.
State Assayer's Office, Somerset St.
Boston May, 1858.
At the request of Geo. P. Burnhum, Commits
%sioner, | have carefully analy zed the Bourbon
Whiskey, put up by " ilson, Fairbank & Co., for
the Massachusetts, Sta'e Liquor Agency, and find
1t to be PURE, USADULrERATED, and ht for med
icinal public uses.
c. 4. JAcKsos, NJ. D., Mas State Assayer.
The above is put up in quart anu pint bottles,
and is Ter sale by all authorized agents.
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO,
Wholesale Druggists,
Nos. AZ and 40 Ranorer Street, Boston.
To whom all orders must be sent Also, for sale
by GEO. p. BURNHAll,
State Commissioner, l57 Milk ST., Boston. l2;em
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
RUBBER GOODS.

Gutta Percha Inkstands, rocket do, Rubbor
Bands, Penholders, Combs, Rattle Boxes, Tooth
Picks. tSc for sale at COPELAND'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24

All %panting TO ~enigrais 10 a mild eImass, good
land Ssftlsssak.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

The subscriber would inform his friends and
patrons that he has Just returned from market
with n large stock Of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, Of all kinds,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
AND FANCY GOODS.
Towns series of Readers, Towns and Webster's
Spoilers, R.ssel's Evolutionary Readers, Green
leafs, Thompson's, CoIburn's, Holbrook's Elmer
sons and Adams Arithmetics, Robinson's and
Davies Algebras, Mltchell's, Cornell's, Co.ton's
and Smiths Biographies, Olmsted's and Com
stocks Philosophy, Gray's Chemistry. Yields
and Wells Grammars, Goodrich's, Wizards,
Williams and " ebcr's History, snd allthe Eng
lish and Classical Text Books used in our Col
lege,, Academies, Seminaries and Common
Schools.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24

Cut this out and keep for reference
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
TO our Friends

and all Others interested in the publication
of a good paper in the county. Do you
want the Journal placed on firm basis p
Do you think its prosperity would be bene-
fit to its patrons, to the communicate the
honor of the town and county, Well, we
beg leave to remind you that we cannot do
il all without your assistance. Your good
,rishes are all very WELL but something lit
tie more substantial will be required to en-
able us to present YOU such paper as we
have set out to furnish. We have incurred
considerable expense to get our Office up
right and will have to continue it from day
to dav, from week to week. from month to
month, right on. constantly, unavodably, so
long as we publish the Journal. Thus it is
necessary for you to exert yourselves little
in our behalf. You must not only take the
paper yourselves and pay for il, but impress
it upon your neighbors and friends to do so
too. Don't think too lightly of this matter.
Less than thousand new subscribers in a
very few months will not enable us to keep
up the character Of the Journal and make
the improy ement we design without pecunia-
rv loss TO ourselves. Shall we have those
subscribers You can give them to us with
little trouble. Will you do it, We believe
YOU will and with that assurance continue
''on our wav rejoicing"
While we thus reduce the price To ST. 80
for all advance paying subscribers, we cannot
come any lower for Clubs, but we will con-
tinue our offer of a copy for one year to all
persons sending us clubs of ten or more with
the cash in advance at the above rates.
Subscriptions received for any length of
time. BEVERLY 4 SMITH,
PROPRrrToRs
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
fE- Couraoe in woman is thong

re- Courage in woman is thought
by many of the fair sex to be so un-
feminine that some fine ladies even
affect cowardice, and pretend to be
alarmed at the presence of mouse in
a corner, or cow in ten acre lot
But nothing can be more absurd
Fear is often pardoned in women. but
is never admired. 1t has no connec-
tion with gentleness. or even gentility,
and is the source of vast deal OF
misery and discomfort. Let women
cultivate courage.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

JoKEs.-It is impossible to conceive
a more miserable state Of existence
than that of the invcterate joker. the
man who goes about like a bird of
prey, ready to pounce upon the weak
ness and foibles of his fellows and
turning them to ridicule. ever ready
to twist solemnity to farce. Moth
ing, to the prismatic vision of the in
veterate joker. is too high or too no.
ly for jest. He sings the changes OF
his disordered Imagination upon tomb
stones and the social table alike, freely
and unrelentingly. Nothing being ex-
empt from his sarcasm and jaundice,
he finally takes the same sickly hue,
and is Stunned as a plague, and is tol-
Grated only through fear.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

directing the cbariots Of his fierce
wrath across your most cherished
national interests. Then you will
learn that there is . God in Israel
Then will He terribly vindicate His
violated supremacy over this nation.
o! that this people would be wise.
That they would hear God saying,
your holiest religions are an abomina-
ton unto me while yc refuse to let my
people go. when ye make many
prayers / will not hear you." except
We break every yoke. for 'your hands
are full of blood"
Thus saith the Lord. execute
judgment in the MORNING. and deliver
him that is spoiled out of the hand of
the oppressor. lest my fury 20 out like
fire. and burn that none can quench it;
because of the evil. of your doings"
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
BOOTS AND SHOES
AN ORDINANCE,
Passed by the Trustees Of the town
of Winchester.

lst. 1t shall not be lawful for any person
or persons TO ride or drive, along or across
any side walk within the limits of this cor
poration, unless the same shall be necessary
for the purpose of loading or unloading any
wagon or other vehicle, and any person gull
" of a violation of this ordinance, shall,
on conviction, be fined not less than one,
nor more than FIVE dollars.
2d. If any person shall keep Bawdy
house, or suffer, or allow his or her house.
or house of i'll fame, to be used Bawdy
house, shall rent the same to be used for
such purpose, shall, upon conviction thereof,
be fined five dollars for each and every day
that such house or place has been kept or
used for such purpose, and in all cases where
the owner knows or had reason to believe
that the house or place was used for the pur-
pose aforesaid, it shall be sufficient evidence
that such house or place was rented for the
purpose of prostitution.
:Srd 1t shall not be lawful for any person
to hitch any team, or any animal, of the
horse or mule kind, upon any sidewalk
within said Incorporation, nor on the side
walk on the south side of the Public Square.
of said town, or suffer any distractions or
incumberances to remain on any sidewalk
space of three feet wide adjoining said prop
erty, whether owner or renter, shall, upon
conviction, be fined in any sum not less than
one nor more than three dollars.
4th. 1t shall not be lawfel for any person
or persons to exhibit, for pay, within said
corporation, any caravan. menagerie, circus,
theatrical performance, tricks of ledgerde-
main, magic lantern, puppet show, dancing,
or concerts, of any kind, until such person
or persons shall procure licence therefor
from the clerk of such corporation, which
licence the clerk is hereby empowered TO is
sue whenever the appicunt shall pay to him
such as said clerk shall determine, not less
than three dollars nor more than twenty five
dollars, for each day of such performance
and any person offending the provisions oi
this ordinance, shall for each such offence,
be fined in any sum not less than ten dollar:
nor more than thirty dollars.
5th. Every person who shall, in rude,
insolent or angry manner, within said cor
poration, unlawfully touch, strike, beat
wound, or illtreat another, shall be deemed
guilty Of an assault and battery, and upor
conviction thereof, shall be fined in any
sum not less than one dollar nor more than
ten dollars.
If two or more persons, by agreement in
any public place in said corporation, fight tc
the terror of the citizens, they shall be deem
ed guilty of an affray, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not les:
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars eacl
BY order of the Board.
ALEX. WHITE, President.
VI. A. REEDER, Clerk.
May 18th, lc5s.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Ee- If you wish to look at picture
of Raphael's. what would you think
to see only the head uncovered, and
then only the eyes, and so on, until
all the features had been separately
seen? Could you gain a true idea OF
the picture as a whole? Yet this is
the way men look at the picture OF
Christ in the Gospels, reading few
verses and notices here and there. and
never considering the life in its whole
ness and harmony.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
BRYANT'S
Mercantile Institute.
of Indianapolis. Ind.

oJ IndtdHaPOttS, ina.
TINE object of this INSTITUTION, as
its name imports, is TO afford to young
gentlemen and ladies an opportunity of be
coming thoroughly qualified for the Count
ing Room and general Business Pursuits Of
life on the most scientific principles.
By first teaching each and every pupil to
write bold, legible hand; secondly, by
teaching the science of Book -Keeping-by
double and single entry as practically ap-
piled 10 every department of business-to-
gether with Lectures on the Laws and Gus
toms of Trade and the Science of Accounts.
TERMS.
For full course (of 8 or 10 weeks) .S22 90
For partial course, embracing the prac-
tical part of Book Keeping and Busi-
ness Penmanship,. Is on
For full course in Ladies' Department, 10 90
which must be prepaid or secured.
T. J. BRYANT,
dec 81. 80. Principal
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
N- 1t is neither the vote ]

"- 1t is neither the vote nor the
laying on of hands that gives men the
right to preach. Ones own heart is
authority. If one wishes to, and can,
let him, though all church courts for
bid. Ifhe cannot preach to cdification,
he is not authorized. though all the
ministers in Christendom ordain him
Any one who has bell in him. that,
ringing, will ring with Holiness to the
Lord" is a preacher.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

~A n tipsey Irishman leaning
against lamp-post, as a funeral
possession was passing by, was asked
who was dead. Il can't exactly say,
sur" said he. "but l presume it is the
iintleman in the coffin"
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
the AGENT ........

Clubs larger than 81 in the same proportion
The Publisher, ALBERT PALMER, has been
known for many years as the Publisher of
the Northern and Southern MERCHANTS AND
M,NuFAcrURERs' JOURNAL, (edited by FREE
MAN HuNr,) and he with confidence refers TO
the leading business men in almost every
town in the United States (to most of whom
the VI. and VI. Journal has been circulated) J
as to the responsibility and integrity with
which his publishing business is conducted.
Having secured the agency of a prominent
Jewelry Manufacturing establishment in
Newark, New Jersey, he is led to offer the
presents in similar articles, but those who
oesire il can receive their presents in books.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

E The abetters OF slavery are
weaving the thread in the loom but
God is adjusting the pattern. They
are asses harnessed to the chariot OF
Liberty. and whether they will or no,
must draw it on.-Beecker.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
sr- Thoro never wos n raw of 81,

re- There never was ray OF star
light in the Mammoth Cave of Ken
tucky; only the red glare of torches
ever lights its walls. So there are
many men whose minds are Mammoth
Caves, all underground and unlight-
ened, save by the torches Of selfishness
and passion.-Beecker.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Eg An old clock. in running order,
has turned up in New Haven which
was made in London, a. d. 1909
three hundred and forty-nine years
ago. and only seventeen years after the
discovery of America, by Columbus.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

F The man who carries lantern
in dark night can have friends all
around him. walking safely by the
help of its rays. and he not defrauded.
So he who has the God-given light of
hope in his breast can help on many
others in this worlds darkness, not to
his own loss, but to their precious
Dain
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator de bonis non, Of the estate of Wei
come G.. Pickett, deceased, with the will
annexed. All those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate,
TO present the same for settlement. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
CAREY S. GOODRICH, Amr.
NJ "a 1sSa
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
EF- 1t has been supposed by ma

NJ IV mas UeeH auPPOsSeuU o! HIaIIy
that the most terrible deeds of cruelty,
done in modern times, were those of
King Bomba. of Naples. But his
cruelty is transcribed at last in our
own country. Governor Aston, Of
South Carolina, has ordained that a
certain criminal shall, if not hung, be
6anished from that State.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

E That cat has got a cold."
said friend to Jerrold. pointing to a
domestic favorite.
YES" Jerrold replied. "thc poor
thing is subject to cat-arrh."
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
SEED CORN.

CSELECTED Old Corn for Seed, both
- Yellow and White, at 81 90 per bushel.
The seed Of the White Corn was taken from
Winchester four years ago. Sacks may be
sent 10 US or new ones will be furnished at
ten cents extra per bushel.
Address ID. ID. COTTON,
april ;, '5s. DAYTON. q.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
UNION LITERARY INSTITUTE,
RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND.

RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND.
TINE Summer Session Of this School will
Il open on Wednesday, the 2lst Of April,
less, and continue IL weeks.
Course of study..Preparator De.
partment.
Orthography. Reading, Mental and Prac-
tical Arithmetic, Geography, Penmanship,
English. Latin and Greek Grammars. His
tory. Physiology. Algebra and Elocution.
Collegiate Department.
Higher Algebra. Geometry, surveying.
Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy.
Astronomy, Botany, Geology and Chemis-
try; and the Latin and Greek Languages.
Extaa.
Instructions will also be given bv the
Principal, in Music, Double Entry Book
keeping, Drawing and Painting, and French.
Tuition.
Preparatory Department, nt,...........S4 90
Collegiate +" "........s 90
Extra, ............-....
"a Tuition invariably in advance.
~ Students will be charged from the
time of entry to the close of the Term.
sS- Deductions made for protracted ILL
ness.
cS- Good Boarding furnished on reason
able terms.
VIM. EDGERToN 4 WIFE.
SUPERISTESDEyTs.
Prof. s. J. HOUSH, PRIxcrrAL.
april %, less.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
E~ Along the line of the Illinois

N Along the line of the Illinois
Central Railroad are mile stones
painted white. denoting the distance
from Detroit or Chicago. In the cars
one day, a young lady, seeing the
white stones, wanted to know "why
there were so many grave-stones a
long the line?" She shuddered when
told that they were the graves of peo-
pie that had been killed on the road.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

NOTICE is hereby given, tha, the Ran
IN dolph Circait Court, not having con
cluded its business at the March Term, 1855,
adjourned until the first monday in June
next All persons, either as Parties. Jurors
or Witnesses, will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly
may s, IS ii. II. NEFf, CLERK.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
Fresh Arrival.

lust received, complete stock of Dry
- Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, &c.
which have been bought for cash at panic
prices and will be sold accordingly, bv
feb 1. AVERY q fCTNAN.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
A FIRST CLASS LITERARY
Weekly Paper,
WITH
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER
"NEW-YORK EXCELSIOR"

is a first class Family Journal, beautifully
Illustrated, of the largest size-eight pages,
or forty columns, imperial quarto, and is
devoted to Literature, News, Morals and
General Miscellany.
The editorial department will be under
the immediate supervision of ALEXANDER
ID. MUSsoS, who is widely known 10 the
public as having been connected with several
OF the most popular journals Of the day.
Although giving handsome present to
each subscriber, intending to surpass all in
our liberality, we are determined that the
"ExcELsIoR" shall not resemble those Jour
nails usually known as "gift papers," in any
particular. Its contents shall be suitable
for HONE, as our aim is to secure it a well
come in every family. We shall fill our
columns weekly with interesting and thrill
ling Tales, Romances of Real Life, and
Sketches of Travels, Men and Character,
beside full digest of the news of the week
and all events of general interest.
One of the following named Presents is
sent free of postage to each subscriber IN
MEDIATELY on RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
MONEY
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
Premiums To Local Agents and
Others.

Any person sending 100 subscribers with
the full price of subscription will receive a
suberb Hunting Case Gold Watch and Chain,
of the best English workmanship, full jewel
ed, and worth $50, or, at choice. one of
Princes Melodeons, of the same value.
The person who can raise list Of 300,
within a period of three months, will receive
a superior Piano, made by Hallet, Davis 4
Co., Boston, worth $500, and which cost
1915 cash, or, at choice, small set Of La
dies Diamond Jewelry, worth the same
amount.
For Lists of so with the full price, beau
tiful Gold Watch, worth $40, will be paid.
Fcy smaller or larger lists, parties may
select any articles from our published sched-
ule. of Watches, Jewelry, Books, &C., worth
in proportion of S. FOR each ten subscribers,
or, if preferred, can retain S. in cash, or %
cents from each subscriber.
For further terms to agents, address the
Office.
The names should be sent each week until
the proposed number is completed, in order
that the presents and paper may be promptly
mailed. Address
ALBERT PALMER, PUBLISHER,
NEW York EXCELSIOR.
Office, 3e5 Broadway. New York.
april Is. 1853
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

H A chaplain at State prison
was asked by friend how his parish
toner's were. All under conviction, :"
was the reply.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

Always on hand at this Office, or got up on
short notice. We have on hand
Deeds, Mortgages, Executions,
Summonses, Subp9nas, Blank Notes.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
NOTICES OF THE PRESS:

~" The Randolph Journal has passed in
to the editorial charge of J. T.. Beverly,
whose salutatory announces an in1exible ad-
herence TO the Republican doctrines, and
indicates an ability to make that adherence
effective.-Stafe Journal.
II The Randolph Journal has passed
into the hands of new editor, ]. f. Bev-
erly. Esq. Mr. Smith devoting his attention
more particularly to the mechancle depart
ment. The paper has been enlarged and
much improved, and deserves, as it has done,
the support of the citizens of the county.
Richmond Palladium.
q" The Randolph Journal appears in a
new and beautiful dress, and is now one of
the neatest papers in the State.
COnnersriiie Times
~ The Randolph County Journal, pub
lished " Winchester, is one of the finest
looking country papers that we receive. 1t
is filled with matter of superior quality,
and edited with ability. The Republicans of
Randolph and surrounding counties should
give the Journal a hearty support. Messrs.
Beverly Il Smith are the publishers.
State Journal.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
Family Newspaper.

not only worth the low subscription price,
but one that no citizen of the county can
well afford to be without.
AS an earnest of what we hope to be able
to do when We shall have fully perfected our
arrangements, we beg leave to call the
attention of such as have not read our pa
per during our short nitiatory trial of one
month, to the following short extracts select
ed from numerous
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
state of Indiana, Randolph County.

NOTICE is hereby given that Christian
Heaston, Administrator Of the estate
OF William ii. Johnson, late of Randolph
county, deceased, has filed his petition to
sell the real estate of the decedent. his per-
sonal property being insufficient to pay his
debts; and that said petition will be heard at
the next term of the Court of Common Pleas
of said county. Ii. ii. NEFF, Clerk.
NAV D, lass.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

AN EBONY CASKET, containing a full
set of diamond Jewelry, Ear Rings, Neck
lace, Brooch and Bracelets, beside lady s
enameled jeweled Gold Watch with Chat
elaine, and gentleman's English Hunt
ing Case. full jeweled, Gold Watch, with
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
state of Indiana, Randolph County.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob
~ Fudge, administrator of the estate of
Milus Hogston, late Of Randolph county
deceased, has filed his petition to sell the
real estate Of the decedent, his personal
property being insufficient to pay his debts;
and that said petition viii! be heard at the
next term of the Court Of Common Pleas.
of said county.
mav 6, 1855. II. X. NEFF, Clerk.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

IOnn Gallons Stone Ware. consis-
4ZUU ting of Jars. Jugs. Churns.
Pots and Pans, just received aud for sale
cheap at wholesale or retail. Also, q good
supply OF Rockingham and yellow wsre AZ
AVERY 4 fuTYAHS.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
THE CASkET OF DIAMONDS.

A Weekly Journal containing % columns Of
choice reading matter of character calcu-
lated to instruct, amuse, and interest the
general reader, will be commenced on the
First Saturday in March, 1858.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
LOCAL AGENTS.

All PosTMAsrERs, MERCHANTS and BusI-
NESS MES TO whom We have ever forwarded
a copy of the VI. and NJ. Journal, or their
clerks, or any other intelligent and respon-
sible person, will confer favor by forming
a club or acting as Our Local Agent and
Correspondent.
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10
Diamonds! Diamonds!

90 Thousand Dollars worth of pure Califor-
MIA Diamonds, set in every conceivable style
of elegant Gold Jewelry, to be presented to
the subscribers of the Casket of Diamonds
There is no gifts worth less than 25 cents,
md from that M, To 42lll
Randolph County journal., 1858-06-10

With a present to each subscriber, AND
ALWAYS ONE EXTRA PRESENT to the getter up
of Clrh