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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
READ AND REFLECT.

.HR CHARLES TOZERS CARD TO THE AFFLICTED
1E-NH-CAL1FORNIA.-Ln approaching any course
inquiry. there are certain points concerning
which the inquirer should always be careful to satisfy him
eef Ne should comprehend distinctly what the subject
Inquiry s-Health and Diseases.
IL form and FIX In minds clear cepOn 81
NE state Of Health, shall have difficulty In UNDER
atAndn what meant by Disense. Hut beyond though
mot above these objects 81 investigation Of the human body
have another and still n0bcr end II II TO Law before
you In such plain terms that yon be mistaken aud
WiD know where 10 apply for relief
the word disease generally, and before speak Of
She Signs Of particular diseases, II will be proper take
GsaeEAl gieW Of aymptCms When person is troubled
AFFLICTED vita disease, which Weakness Of the
&m0euhF power, palritatIon Of the hcnrt, rritabuy
nSVv0dsnesss Nyeneia arrangement oft digestive fc
tiOns general debility symptoms OF consumption and
many oter4 whch better explained than put pn-
be Weir for them to inquire there Is physician who
competent attend Them and who understands the nui-
cation Of medicine, and whose Scientific hs
profession aud whose aRe and experience en;tle linn
TSuef has concluded 10 inform that afflicted avcr-
slug his place Of business stating that he has been
cessfuI practitioner for over 25years. and has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
When they have been considered by other physicians and
have been pronounced by them past recovery Therefore
~ navy rely upon him aH one In whom secrecy and the
utmost confidence may be placed.
n. @. H. T. would invite nl that afflicted tocnll
charge made. Let false decacy prevent you, but
apply Imnaedintely and yourself from the dreadful
eOnsequerces which must follow those who neglect to
eeiVe attendance.
xsre HOTEL between and streets. Ills are
hnA0sA that the Doctor be consulted without the
fear Of moestatoh.
81 Once hours, from In the morning until S In the
evening. CIIAS II. T0XER, NJ. d.,
9Th street, between J and X, Sacramento.
Jannary fst, 1HSS.-ltfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
On The 18th day orDecember.

\. d. lSlS at 10 uclok, A. NJ. all the right, title, in
tcrc~t andi claim, If the said Peter l.. Wimnir and
Elizabeth J. WINNER his wife, defendants had on the
18th day Of November, \. II. is1 any time there
after in AID tn the following Described Jagged prop
cty, To wit: The certain piece parcel ri land s,-
tod king and hang il tIn-..tl rHrt Of fuNn nj
Cooma, state of California anl ruun;y If II Dorado.
and being the upon which Sid defendants re-
side, bounded follows 10 wit: Is, Ginning at u stake
standing the west 81 Of the main road icading fuu
CulomH 10 SACRAMENTO city, near the Cn"iua C.mt,cy
being the north of AoGs nnd and RI. ming
thence north along said road and following
fence about ~ rod IL the southeast corner of Robert
Chamt Lands part u which stands the Shauyhac
ditch, thence west coJrsc along said Chalmers south lime
and along II. H. Ticr"s south line, following n line ii
fence distance ~ about twenty five rods to ne north
east corner o! the Emanuel Church Lot; thence II south
along the cu+ line Of said Church lot aud the T.
NclcS lot called following line of fncc about twenty
five rods to The Lands ~ AllnT; THENCE along AlhoT
northern line tnsiy coursc, following line Of fence
about twenty-five rods to the place of beginning con:an
nc four less, together with the dwelling
house. out houses. rl MI improvements thereon and up
purtcnancCs thrrcuno belonging.
J.. BOGARDCS.
Sheriff Of RI Dorado Con. ty, Cal.
Ey W. j. BlBwEiI, Under Sheriff.
ShcrrlG's Office, Placcryic, Nov. ~, 4. d. ISIS
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
SIlcrin's Sale,

Y virtue Of order Of sale issued out Of tho Clerks
ID Ohrr If the Hon. District Court Of the lth Judi
cial District. and fr II Dorado county, Judgment
rendered the 18th day of Now, 4. d. lsS, in favor
If Rosamna 3anghery plaintiff uzairxt-Ertar l..
WINNER ard Elizabeth WINNER ls wife, defendants,
for the sum Of thirteen hundred and SIXTY fur dollars,
with at the rate of per mont
from tic -, day NJ Nnycmhcr, n u, lhiS tn2r1Lcr Ii
The of siAt! ninc To- 00 dollars, costs If suit, and
accrung c0sts, hay" levied upon and will cxpntc
Public Sa!c nj tlr curt losC door in the City Of ri'
lrrrA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
On the 2oth Dav OF December,

TOOYs CLOTHING Shirts Hats, Boots and Shoes Of Ill
ID descriptions. Just received by .,.,-o,,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
On the 18th Day Of December,

A. u. ISIS, ut the hour Of o'clock NJ. all the right
title, Interest aud claim Of thu Abuvc named defendants ~
aud IL the following described property lying AID bHg IN
PllcCrvc township County ard STATE afUr said to Wit -:
Upper p1Ae-t-
willie, bounded as follows, TO Wit; i1-noundvd the
south by Main the east by Washington street
Curr lrigr Sirrct,- noFih hy Crpek
the west ly the property Of T, Anderson. 2nd-Nnuulcl
the nurlh by broadway street. on the east by the prop
ery Of H. Lambert, the south by lHnytnwn Greek,
tn wcs; by the lot II Pierce Co. 3rdA Lat Of Ground
with thu hnpro vcnrnts thereon houndrd IL" anth by
broadway street, the east by property VI H. Webb,
thu west Ivy street public ALLEY, the north to tc
of hill
Given under my hand this 26,h day q. November, 1874
Eel u. VAN EATON, Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
On the 18Th doy of December,
SllCriIR'S SnlC,

y ' r;uc Of execution issued ont Of the Clerk
cial District in and fnr IL Dorado county, on JndK
mcnt rendered ON the 22nd dS Of November A. II. 1875.
IN favor OF T.. II. Carson, and against W. COthIin Luz
Their Davi-, and NJ. Hulincs jointly, and against Luther
Davis and NJ Holmes separately, for the sum OF ono
thousand dOars with interest thereon ut the rate of
per per annmn from the said snd day Of No
wcmbcr, \. II. Isis, together with the sum Of ninety
six and 80 100 dollars rStS Of suit and accrug cnsts,
have levied upon and will cxposr public SALE ut the
Court House, III the City Of laccrNilc,
On the goth Day of December,
A. d. 1853, at ~ oclurk, A. NJ, all thcight, Titlc, in
;.S.- SS. v4siA ~ Shiu ~. q juW NJ, hsa''sf ="
vie and NJ. Holiness of in and to tue following described
property, lying and being in Coona township, III Dora
do county, aud state Of California, to wit; ccrtah
lot Of ground Main street, in The town OF C"1ma'
adjoining the property Of H. Davis ON the East ana tue
property Of DunhO thu West the same being au'lt
twenty tive feet fronting said street aud running
back To alley also Frame store House ana Hflvh
Vault situated thereon; also tract If land on the
West side Oft the Rad leading from Cuoma 10 sacrament
to City via Of the " Somerset House said tract "i
land -lrs-Suth- mud adjuinirg the Nincsh ART AMI
Ranch Of Martin AIOt, together with thr improve
mrn- thereon; also, another certain lot ct ground III
said town OF Culuma and bounded and described as FOL
luns the -Lsu StrrTt, on me EISt ~ INC
Odd Fellows property, OH thc South by -----,
and the Wcsthy Old Jail street, together with The
| Improvements thereon. -
T.. DOGAIDUS,
ShCriifuf IL Dorado County, tal,
,-..--...s.-- Nv W. J. DIK EIL, L lcr sheriff.
ShCrs Office placrrNilC Nov. -, \. ID. lS,S. JIt'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

HNY virtue Of execution issued out OF the Court 81
ID John linsh n Justice nI the Peace In and for the
tuwnsp Of Pacrrvic County ~ II 'urndp, and state al
California upon Judgment rendered therein the tdtl
day Of April \. II. lST. In favor Of VIM Forbes aud W
J. Mincar, aud against John H. Wright aud Civility
Wriglt. his wifi. for the sum ~ Two hundred dollars
damages, rnd nnl T5-l,O doNs, costs II suit, to-
gcher with acrrulng costs and upon which there Is nav
ducRitrr adding costs accrued thereon. and dCduc,ing
credit tCrcIrn Tor the value " proper ~ sold upon pre-,
yiOs excCution-c Of nln,ty aud H'lhO dnaTs, to-
grther with accrung have levied upon and scx
bidder, the premises Crprr ractrvlc, n Dorado
County,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

VTYAEL PAPER! WALL PAfKR "A Sp.ssAN
w aSSortnsnt,a q BLOCH bACHNANe'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Rridre Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that tbs nnAersRneA vW appy
~ 10 ihe R"ArI Of SNpaEvsSEEM n DOrs.iO CsuUy o.
the December Session 81 aad BOaFd, tNr the enrwAI ..
Ecrrse kecpa TNl Fridge the AWrr'caM n.y."
Chill Tar. In said County. Nil UEOMk
Chill bAr, Nav. esh. 1898. l&sSu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

VIZ HER n ARE YOU GOING 70 PURCHASE
w your Fall Bonnet and Dresses? Why Of course. ut
BLOCH BACHMANT.
VTELvET CLOAKS AND TALMAs. the most elegant
styles, at BLOCH 4 BACHMAE'S.
LNALL AND WINTER n ONNETs, Velvet, silk and
il eatln, at GLOClI BAcllMANS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
Petition in insolvency.

STATE OF California;, In tie County Court, IN
Cwtny NJ IL Dorado" ,atd for sahl County.
John \. NICpouYRld w.. His Creditors.
y The matter ~ IT, Petition Of John \. MtDuugad an
i ln.",Vrm n,h
Pursuant ",,r "; iht Hon James Io'nscn. JaEr
Of IT," Court aisa IT, n"vt = Gt'hv given tn all al t'
Creditors of sad la>a,vt John H. VI, u .uyali :" m AID
appear before said lnigr IL sad C"ut ilANh,
in the Court House said county ~ ''ty ~ rlucrtNr,
the Sh day u January, ~ H. Ism, NJ tar hnlr =" tn
o'c'rth A. VI, nf that IN. slrw c1u,' VI Any tl1y
why the PRAYER "t said tG>'h,nl sh"nl not l." e.a' |
AID assignment al Us C>t" tC i1tr, AID he h. i's
charged fcm lis th> ant liabilities ~ pursuance "r Ih"
Statutes IN such ',tC aul provide and IN r
time lis ",l>ri ilat al Judicial Proceedings against
sn:h inSoivcI H. STAYED
- Wtu,>S my hand and he al VI said Court
&c hcy-I" alhN,d ~ uhi, ella the Ci'N al Placer
! as wills, tbs :tIh day al NV. \ T.. ISIS.
Il WALhHuN. CLERK.
Ey 0GltN S!tIHAs, Deputy Crrk.
Hall & IIun,c. A,ty. Tor ~ itionrr. tS;-iwl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

BY ". J. BrRwELL, Under Sherif
ShcrifT's Office, PlacCrvilC, Nov. 18th, \. D. 1853
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04

Sheriff VI IL Dorado Co., Cal.
Dy ". J. DVHwRLL, Under sheriff.
shcrif's ofier, rlacer'ille, Nov. 2,,l, A. d. 1879
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Constable's Sale.

lcriT Of II Dorado County, cali(or
hy ". J, DCRMRLL, L ntlpr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
BY AUTHORITY.
mo. SIal
ny the President OF the United StatcS'

mo. ola.
by the President OF tho United Statrs'
TN PURsU ANcE OF LAW, 1 JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
IrIt Of the United States Of America do hereby de-
clare aud hIv known that public safes will be held nj the
under mentioned land Offices Ia the State Of California;
the pciuds hereinafter tesgnaied, to wit;
Al the land office vt lrNw'I DIT, commencing on Monday,
the fourteenth ,y Of February next for the disposal Oi THE
public lands situated in the following townships and parts
" townships, viz;
No, "A pfThs base line and edst Of The HHmJ0fh ntrt-
dun
Sections to 80 lnclusiYc the n Ia and the ncinrA Of
tire g, south II Eel river Of .yc''Nn 81 the 9 o. "
the - ~ AZ the NV Ia Of ~ and the NJ - Of ~, OF
township two The " ~ ef section q sections aud !
the > Of the Ne ID the NV IL Of NJ - the 2 81
he NJ I II Of 81 and The ia Of sw ia Of section
section IL, the NV - Of ;tle IL 81 ~ the s. ~
81 Is; section Is the Sc ID the W. - me ID, and the
81 Ia Of SW IL " II; the IL OI NE -, the 9 ~
Nw H. ard the I2 Of sE "a Of section ~; sections q
to Is inclusive the T. l9 Of ~ Ia the NV IA orNEi.
IL II NJ H. tie " i9 Of n a. the ~ Of sw - and
tn Sw Ia otSW of30, and sections II to rs inclusive,
oliornsfpEr' SECTIONS tol inclusive; the nv Is aud
the i9of%W - oi section 81 the lz the NV IL and
the M IL nf Sw - of 81 and sections ~ and SS Of
township six, Of FRANCE one.
the ~ oil O. the Sw - Of the ~ Of section
the ~ IT IN; rrcton II to 10 iucluslve the NV
%oS" DE the NJ =" ite ss sw s 81 &c Of
HS and sections ~ aud IS Of trRShip tICO sections
and , the NJ "a u :; the sW - Of the NJ IA Of
II sections H. and II; the NE IL Ofl4 sections II,
Is TO- %; the i2 Of AZ the Sw - of92; the So IA
ii ~; .rctiun. -. ~ 20, and 9T the I2 Of 2S and
sections ~ to u inclusive, OF foTnShtp three u rdH0e
! three. .------
North GfMe base line AMI TeAt Of tie HHmbOld msrid.
i'm.
svs,us n,nt ut. Il s. ant s. ~ sreffrn 81 .r,ions
and " the half aud lot J. Of sec ton To- sections
a. Is II and IL the M Of11; sections ~ to ~ incu
sVr the NJ L, the NJ 4 of NV aud lots I, and
of section ~; =" tc'r"Lip f'rO. The Wv y Of secion
sections :! d. l. AMI y: the Sw 4 Oils sections u to
"a inclusive tlr Sw a II ~ anil sections o. Ia -. IN
ela'yc Of t",rn.hip tire fractional t"eny'i'. 'u,
frs. Sr. SiSfPr' an" Sr'nen. Fractional sections
nnd the SM = ~ II fractional section II the !.
IL ~ section ~; the ~ 4 Of %; sections 20 AMI q
fractional srrOn w aud ,cilons 49, ~ and IS of Irh
Ahii. eighteen al ruin pc
The & =, the NV = The 'Ssof SW'.. and the NV a
fSW 4, III section the NJ Of NJ off; the M =
ne IL ntSE 4 ~ L.: tIe = nj Ne rtLe ~ a. tho
= nfSW Y, AMI The SW NJ SW 4 0f section ~ the \
~ NW =, the SW L. the = vi 81 \, and tlh 80 4 n
81 az section ~ fraconn sections ~ y. ~ ?6 ans
~ and SECTIONS ~ and ~, NJ tDrnAhip tirrt: AnJ
fractional toraA''A E'a" and sir''rm oi range hro.
! North ofMe base line and ,reSt Of Me Mount DidIlt
l tNeri'fiIH,
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on the 2Oth DAN off December,
ShcrlH,S Sale.

SHERIFF. II Dorado County, Gal.
--a.-.----.--..--- Dy W.. DuRwgLL, Cndcr sheriff.
|hcrifs Office, Placcr,illc Nov. %, A. D. ISIS. sat
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

The addresses from the stand were
brief ana brilliant, in keeping with the
occasion ami The surrounding cireumstan-
ces. The Spccchc aud the evcral Speak
crs were happily introduced by the Pres
ident, Z. N. Briggs, and were in the fol-
lowing order Gov. Fletcher, Lieut.. Gov.
Slade, L. p. Walton, Hiland Hall, Danl.
Roberts, Of Burlington, Col. Cowdin, and
Adjt Amory Of his Staff, Col. Needham,
Of Hartford, and D. L. Nicholson, of
Wallingford. They were all received
with cheers, and music by the Comets
The Speech Of Gov. Fletcher, like every
thing else of his connected with the occa-
SION, was very felicitous, as were those Of
Hand Hall and Danl Roberts, Esq.
After the Cable exercises, came brill
liant Levee, given by Mr.. J. a. Conant,
which concluded the first day.
On the second day, at nine O'Clock,
Gen Stone took charge of the regiment
fer drill, preparatory to the review by the
Governor.
At IL o'clock, everything being pre-
pared Tor the ceremony, the troops were
reviewed by the Governor, passing before
him twice, in slow and quick time, and in
very creditable order and style,
After the review, the regiment formed
into hollow square and listened to an
excellent speech by the Governor. After
the speech, by an order of Col. Comman.
der Stone, the Parade ground was named
in honor of the Governor, " Camp fetch.
err" The Command was then surrendered
to the Gov, when occurred the browning
incident of the occasion. The whole reg.
iment preceded by the entire corps oi
Martial Music, the Governor himself in
command was marched up steep hill
encountered by rocks, stumps and other
impediments, giving fine illustration Of
storming party, which elected immense
applause by the udmiring thousands or
the grounds. This brilliant affair closed
the exercises of the day. The whole was
a highly gratifying display.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

the elements Of true home than the most
costly mansion standing OH line with the
highway, with few or no shade trees about
it, exposed to the scorching rays of the
King of Day. and the bowling blasts that
come sweeping DER the plain.
Who will be first in identifying our
town--in enlarging the sphere OF his own
domestic bliss, and inviting others to
similar pleasure, by selling upon one Of
dozen OF the most lovely building cites,
and erecting thereon home, replete with
elegance, loveliness and taste?
With these touches at different points
Of our village, the outline of the picture
would be complete. They would be to the
town what mountains are to the landscape,
or cascades to water view Without
them, it is constant and ever recurring
question from every visitor and resident
citizen, Of good sense and connect taste
Why are not these lovely groves which
mark numerous points in various direc-
tions about the town, bought up and con-
vertod into homes, as enchanting as para
disaical, and as beautiful as they are in.
viting2"
Again recurs the question--who will
lead off in this work of elegance, taste and
true refinement p R.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
Home Items,

We 90 to press too early to give
many of the election returns to-day. Will
our friends in the several towns of the
county forward SO that we may be able to
give them in full next week.
We omitted to mention last week the
funeral of MIR, David Nichols, which oc-
CURED here last Sabbath week. Mr..
Nichols, though not resident of Middle
bury since boyhood, appears to have had
a sincere regard for the place of his nativ-
ity, as we understand that he bequeathed
$4,000 or more to the cause of female
education in this place. The following brief
obituary was too late for insertion last week.
Mr.. David Nichols was born in Mid
debury Vt. July 26th 1922, and died in
Paris, France, November 9th 1857.
AT the age of seventeen Mr. Nichols
left his native place and went to the city
of New York, where he engaged in bust
ness. first as a clerk, and subsequently as
a partner in the firm of Messrs Whitlock
q Co., By his energy and integrity of
character he gained an enviable position
among men of business.
For several years he continued in sue
cesstul trade, in connection with the enter
prising firm with which he was associated,
until his health failed, when he sought, by
relaxation from business and by travel in
foreign climes, to restore his impaired con.
stitution. But disease had taken root in
his system, and death overlook him on
foreign shore.
1t is gratifying to his friends to know,
that he bid adieu to earth and its attrac.
tions, with a reasonable hope of better
and happier home beyond the grave.
His remains, with those of his infant
child, were deposited in the Cemetery, in
his native village, on Saturday, the 29th
ult.
His funeral was largely attended, and
an appropriate discourse preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Hyde.
Those who know him best, could best
appreciate his virtues.
Notice the advertisement of Sears
& FORBES Menagerie to be exhibited in
this place on Saturday next 1t is said
to be very superior exhibition.
OuR STATE FAIR.-We are informed
that Sherman Black Hawk (the North
Horse)-Col. Worth's Capt. Lightfoot,
Greyhound, Young St, Lawrence and Ira
Allen, all noted for their beauty and speed.
will be there and show their qualities
With fine weather the Fair must be emf
! nently successful,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

Mr.. EDIroR--I have just returned from
Music Vale Seminary Salem, Conn, with
my dgughtor, where she hss been taking
lessons in Music for the last year. At
this Institution nothing else is taught but
music; lessons are given on the Piano.
forte, the Guitar, Harp and MelodeoD. 1t
takes one year to complete an academcal
year and receive diploma. However
much young lady may have practiced
upon any instrument previous to going
there, each and every one must commence
at the beginning and go through a thor
ough course of scientific instruction. Each
scholar is required TO evote so much time
to study every day. aud every recitation
is heard by the Principal and no other.
Probably there is no institution in the
United States where SO thorough course
of instruction is given, as at this Semina-
ry; in TACT every one lie made independent,
theoretical and scientific performers in the
shortest time. They must play, and must
understand the true principles upon which
music is theoretically and practically
based us fast as they proceed, or else no
20, no superficial scholars made there,
they must understand it, and be able to
talk it on the instrument performed on,or
else stop where you are and beg a.
gain" No one receive diploma unless
approved by the Board of Examiners APP
pointed for that purpose, from among tho
most learned Professors of Music in the
land, and in my opinion it is the place of
all others TO learn Music, as it should be.
Salem is located in one of the most
rural and beautiful districts that | ever
visited Every effort is made on the part
of the Principal (Mr. c. Whittlesy) and
lady las we'll as all teachers) to render
this place one of the most desirable and
beautiful spots on earth, If young ladies
cannot enjoy themselves here, after having
every attention paid to their comfort and
happiness, l don't know where hey can.
Probably there are very few places where
the inhabitants are SO healthy and exhibit
such marked signs of health. in freshness
of their countenanees, as there. was
told BY reliable men who had resided
there for years, that physician could not
earn his bread among them, therefore
would be compelled to leave.
Mr.. Whittlesy has also large farm
connected with this institution, where he
employs eight or ten men the year round,
raising upon his own premises the greater
part of everything that is consumed in
his large family. Flo pursues the same
thorough principle in his farming opera
tions as is done in the instruction OF pa
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
News of the Week.

The Annual Meeting of the A, b.
G. +. Missions, commenced in Detroit
yesterday. and will continue three days.
The Telegraphic jubilee, in New
York City, on the first and second is said
to have been the most imposing civic dis
play ever made in this country. 1t is
spoken of as every way creditable.
The Staten Islanders have long pro-
tested against the continuance of the
Quarantine Station in the vicinity of the
suburban residences. The recent spread
of infectious diseases from it has SO exis-
perated the residents, that on the night OF
Wednesday last an immense mob assailed
the Station and burned all tho buildings
connected with it, and the residences oil
the physicians and others.
The European news by the Paoih''
St. Johns, Sept. A, is not important
The messages which recently passed be-
tween the Queen of England and Presl-
dert Buchan over the wires OF the Ocean
Telegraph, were published in the London
papers of the 23d August, and excited
some comment, especially the dispatch OF
Mr. Buchanan.
The paiig NeirS says there is more of
simple dignity in the Queens esssge'but
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
We have Of late been using Hsrr

We have Of late been using Harri.
sons Columbian, Blue Black Writing.
Fluid, and pronounce it far superior to
any ink we have ever tried, and we have
tried many kinds. Its perfect Auidity
leaves nothing to be desired in that respect
and it seems to US that it must be very
difficult for a pOo, pennan to write bad
hand with that ink. Its color on reach.
ing the paper, is bright blue, but changes
latter few hours to dark blue-black
Copeland has it for SALE.