The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-10-06

handsom welcome speech and was followed
by John &. Saye, who made few remarks,
and then recited his Ballad of the Cable.
Mr.. Field responded in few appropriate
remarks, when the assemblage broke up.
Three counterfeiters we're arrested at
Grand Rapids. Michigan, on the 18th inst,
and in their possession was found $3.50
in counterfeit two's on the Brandon bank,
VT
ACCIDENT. - Caution TO SportSmen
On Tuesday Sept. l4th, John f. Boy,e,
son of Gorge Boyce of West Brookfied,
while fox hunting, rested hisJ' gun on
knoll where it accidentally discharged.
Young Boyce was only two feet from the
gun and received the whole charge under
the left arm-lodging under the shoulder
joint. The auxiliary artery was left ex-
posed by the wound, and its pulsations
could be distinctly seen. Pieces of his coat
aud shirt, the two gun wads-31 large
buck shot and Al common sized shot were
carefully extracted by Dr.Keith Of North
field and DR.. Stewart of West Randolph,
and the patient is now apparently doing
well.
Let this be a caution to gamesters to
never lay down their fowling piece pointing
towards them - Windsor Journal.
WHO ARE THE SUPPORTERS OF GERRIr
SnTH2 The Glens Falls correspondent
of the Albany Evening Journal writes that
it was q prominent Administration Demo-
crat who invited Gerri. Smith to come
| there, Buchanan Democrat ordered the
handbils at a Democratic Office, Blu.
chanan Democrat circulated them, Bu-
chanan Democrat engaged the room, and
a Buchanan Democrat presided at the
meeting.
| FATAL ACCIDENT AT SANDusKY.-A
man in the employ Of NJ NJ. & b. s.
Manly, was accidentally struck by slab
and threwn across circular saw, on Tues
day of last week, and one leg taken off.
He died instantly. He leaves wife and
three children Northfeld Herald. ror
Three horses, belonging to Mr.. B.
Fish, of Sheldon, supposed to have been
killed by lightning, were found in his field
on the 18th ult.-Thsy had been dead
considerable time when found.
1t is reported that gold diggings have
been found in Barton, which it is thought
will pay for working The gold is of fnc
quality, and mostly on the surface OF the
ground.
GOLD DIaaINa WIN. HankersonEso.
Of Springfield, Mass, California miner
has been engaged for short time past in
digging gold in Plymouth on land of
Amos Pollard, and L. s. Carlisle. On
Thursday of last week with two assistants,
he washed nearly SIT worth. One piece
was valued at 1920. This is the largest
yet found and was bought byt editor of
the Woodstock Age, who happened to be
on the ground at the time. A piece was
also found on land of Mr. Butler, worth so.
The large piece was found on Mr.. Car.
isles land at the race way of his saw
mill. This gold range is one or two miles
wide and extends through the town. Mr..
Hankerson first discovered gold in Plym-
outh, four years ago this fali.-Tn.es.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. John
Howe Jr., Of Brandon, while arranging
some scales which he exhibits, at the Fair
Grounds, Wednesday morning, had one of
his feet crushed, three toes being broken
Bur. Times.
We copy the following from the Dos.
ton Journal, as an item ofinterest to many
Of our readers:
We would call the attention of our read
ers to some important facts connected
with the practice at toe Indian Medical
Institute Of this city. We have at this
Institution union Of science with the
natural or Indian system of medicine, the
practical results oe which are a complete
triumph over most diseases which have
been considered incurable. The great
Importance of this method of practice is
found in the fact that their remedies
act upon the system in perfect harmony
With the laws of life, and their cures arc
permanent and lasting, thus showing con-
clusively that this method Of practice is
not mere theory, but principle, a theo-
~ tested and found equal to every ex-
pectation.
In the treatment of Cancer and Scrotu-
la their skill and success is unsurpassed as
appears evident from their records of thou
sands Of cases treated, and the comparative
small number Of failures to effect cures,
and numerous other facts of the most
reliable character. In fact all diseases
are there treated with the greatest success.
We would recommend our readers to
visit this Institution, as we have recently
done. They may there see some two
hundred specimens of Cancers which have
bsen removed, varying in size from one
ounce to eighteen pounds, together with
an overwhelming amount Of other facts
and testimony, showing beyond doubt
the correctness and truth of what we have
said, or of what has been previously pub
lished., The officers Of this Institution
comprise some of our best citizens, and
their names are sufficient guaranty that
nothing like quackery or imposition is
there practised.
Their Office is at 80 Bromfeld Street,
where the "Indian Arcana," an inter-
esting little paper, is published monthly,
giving some facts relative to the business
of the Institute--a copy Of which we learn
will be sent free to any enc requesting it,.
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