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WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD SEWING

MACHINE
J. IL should be well made s,tnpIe in A.. eg,,,,y-
uon and easily kept IN order
? IL stead make a risErIoes..rtrcu .ft -,
10th sides OF IA. material -
). IL should 'ew aHy aRd all material. ,h. can 10
se~rd.
= IL should be abl. 10 u.e Cotton. Thr,.s,>
dIreStly tom the spool.
5. It.hoald ~ ali. To sew from, eo.,.- q, I'm,
the tension. N'F
q. IL should be- able 90 m,Ls the ,..,,,n GREAT. -
lee, ca both Toe SndY ssd uPPet threats .sI ,,h
IL should have a ,frsiEkf ,,,..l.. x..., -
sIetiiahs 10 break. '"''
- The needle should have PerpeudieaI.r motion
lhn 10 Absolutely necessary ior heav, sort
- u should be capable Of taking In the I,,,,,,
piece. "f ~ork. "s
10. Ii should be able 90 b,ad ~ nh . b.s. -,
with h.mmeri shsaid ST. sh, fsII rua aaa nth,
IL seosid be always ready to ~oik
u u shu u!i D" capable us,sx the .,,n. .,.. ~
'tead % bolh s'is q tbs work aud Il s.aa d.r.p,
ooo'ed threat 90 ain shove beiow TO eorr..poaS
with aHy ~ G srs Of cloth to b. .sit,d
u. itshosid Be able To ma 4 Ioo, on .ho,,,,,.
IL u shoud b- able 20 tasi-u 90 the scam al
oonrneref sea sng tightly at the first stitch
- u 'sonii Eaa easily .ui maze ba, h,,i. nat..
10. IL should have n wheel feoJ Eons ether. an,
In constant tuutsct 9Th -, wsrs ~"
". It.hosld nj he La bic &c yet ON, Of o,,.,
- IL .haui ns' De liable trs al the thIrad M,
81 20 st.tches -,
~. it.houii NO, be aeesaary 60 use /. l,,,.,
o. wrcash So .-t the needle S'''''
20. IL should ~; - hibe 20 OIL the op.r.ts,.s
dress.
81 j, III aid net isrIn a r,igs On The inir, 80.
nor TaTri cal, or b. ~asirfsl & thread A. !. The o.
with AT oa.tS srfrut mAshinss
p. Itstuuh ncfis tIu.tle thar n "A worth
All ~ 'hoNe adv antascs sts Ir..sSs-i IN esc
"Hehin,. ~ LADp, WEBSTER = CO
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COUR -

Nv IHE CIR CUT COUR"
~ JcJft,soa County.
YIN = SChLEh, PIt'd
rS.
James l.. TowHcr. Tn ,r.as II. T.wrer
a s'.ia :. {! Benjamin 4. Town,T
decd, and in bis individual chnrar.
Ter, and Ellen Lee ToWaer D.n,s
IN CIlANCERY
The ofteEs OF publication ia this case havir- i..p
regularly eNccuird again -itc absent 1,t.r ian,
James l. Towucr, and be sail failing Ia arpraf
ana answer, ON the complainant motion. M hiu
j. 'a~cu - conicssea as 10 Ihr said Jas l. Town.
~ thl M fa'nr htying r-ra iaErn Tor confessed
~ 'hc rules a. 20 ne C.h-T defendants aud ,tr
eAns- utrE ec o. l. hCar' aaoa the Bin and ~
h'aii'r nj, iirst .ay ~ June 1850 wa arguri IN
S"uh'fl uppn coLsiirfaICu A.. hereof Al a. de.
creed ana ordered hat John T.. Schlry The Plain.
ha recover from ne defendant James l. 1.xn.
e. iHc sun 81 1852 % cts. wilh interest from the
ION Jay OF June, 1852 till pail--snI mai Con-
missioner Oi this Court do ascertain and r.p.tt
what amount IS due To said James l.. Townr,-
ciihe9 rs creditor " distrihutee of r. r. ToWnsr
hsv ""at estate real OF personal there is belong.
ing J. SAL Jas. L. TowneT within the inrislirtiIn
81 ihts Court, and liable 80 the plaintiIs claim
ana make report thereof to this Court with any
sP'r'AI statements deemed pertinent by himself nr
which may be required bY the parties: and thr
an I'mmissioncr Is Authorized a. give notice Of
NJ imr AMI place ~ errcuiiug this ry,,, by ruh
I''",i'n IN some nrwsPsper pm blshcd W the c1nu-
" - Jthrtson for four successive weeks which
publication shall b. 10 lieu OF r~f,1ual service
'acp h''Ite Copy --Testc
u. T. BROWN Ci,rk
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RT0eao 10 a feey'crsH, ssl-z fl<u
J. W RichsrisoB MofhaEtA stIsf g. n nsa,
he Church n
Lev Iefy c., ssoe Store. 10 Ia RS5fe 81
J j 80 10 "a nnnfr sts,st
. s"'def Mihtilh Fsetoff. Raiio. sHs-t ever
PARIS China store
J. Evans, ~ D. RaI.n..f. stree.
Jams Taylor NJ DC Bsiiui re street
WIS haf WtilTsf4. - Cgb,t,fsu8a str.st
NJ. = Bar " % Ersof Street
~ ucAmilrr - " E't~ry street
Mo Wsusso t35 usmtafr Street
Mft bforss ~ tismtsfF sfsst
Obits ard Naief rOoss lGJ HIbtss,s 81
hsiL'r LuIfins opposite hs Afsu.
ktGress oAcc, bstmsrr NJ
June ~ - 1. - CHASE Agsff
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~ NvIy-Ic
Il. L BROWN, Clerk.
CoMs'IssIuNEss OrTiCE }
Char -r.In. INN ~ ISil 4

CnhA;lssluNtH.s OrFlIE
Char'c,town. June - 1889
The parties q The 40 = sni;ald the crelitp.s Of
Benz amin i. T"vE-t. decd. re hereby notified
mar = my oHi-r - CAarie-JoWn, on Saturday the
On day 81 August. I-jy, viii proceed TO execute
ne ag3'e DeSIee-a at which place and time they
are fequirei To attend.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner Of
san Z afi TINS 2jh day o! Jun. isjJ
June 20, "9.-5t LAWSON GOTTS .
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EVERY yOUNG NAN

EVERY bOtNG NAN
Should write Immediately Tor one OF th...I.,..
and Beautiful Ornamcnied Circulars rrnr.,.,,.
ing The Exterior and Inferior View % The COLLEGE
mail. hol sf esdFgs. with Catalogue etut,,rin.
List OF StudeGts, rcfms oi Tuition Opiaiou. +
the Pscss 90 cur nsS System of Book. Keeping
etc. 80
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Great Oseillating Washing Machine,

an5 all visi, ib- cpunty pnh ihe machine. in !.
shof time Tbs machine D. cansi'efei IN -,
nov ~ 80 ~ hose sh1 have tfiri o.
LUTHER MILLER a co
MartGsfufv lsfkrls. f....- -
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LESTER'S
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCk-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Price $50 to $50

his - The mbsi reliable Sew ing Machinrey.f
Vhfi'd Ia this market, both IN the quality a, ,in
"''A, " fufatiiiiy AM simpiieity. rh@ sl.fa-
u'h OF 81 - easier learned han that II sny other
machine, white ~ works Sah ease on IA, tn,st
shN 20 heAYirsi cloth. which % work. N a v-ry
suP,f'of manner, masiug sfrsu. evenly lad
seam nsch inner taAE oftisaTy land work whii-
t"'h sides ~ he cl0sh arc stitched a!isr ittaf,.
sth vu' ~ working order 90 E,qa air., repairing.
am % so simple that an operator can perform All
oi mary repairs GA ". uniil " - worn DOT With
all these advantages over othsr Machine, We feel
eonhoen' Les'eTs Paiehi Sewing Machine. vii
tcf' meet ne Satts o.; families all siHf. g ,ian
"'~''"i'aF flhtatyrz. tzsi,t- arv cttrr4 feuai-
ring sc'in IN their work vii hufIht.a Msrhin.
'hai VII q" heir work in fayi1 saf tut.tsniiai
n"unrf, ani much utcrt than ih- ott4sasg way
famtitcs Nho require much srFing Ntit had M.
hac'ine peculiarly afar 81 futhrif vans h~.iiss
S'ing labor tuU4gh COL . ftw m.tiss t0 pay Tor o.
a.. Nill hnd sgfrat ssvtrg ~ using this sew
ihg machine. hrs,lrs heiog z4~ays sore IS a "a
P,ftof quality vafk 'hatt Soc. ret tip and tb,t
looks mach nicsr ihah hand NotE
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~ MaSaisets's''. p.asicrs, Farmers. House
- ne'Pefs, 90 any o'he' r~f'0ns ia ,,ar,h u
~ a'oh'~s,t 'aaks s.ss fAsy "a. t.sf b, 30,
,n'aE oaT. before Pur'h.s.sg Sample, GO ~ * "a,
bN
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VIRGINIA TOWIT.

In uii C0urt Of Jefferson County,
JACOB r. A. ENTLER asa Ellen III. vic,
- late Ellen AeElroy, Pnh.
agaiss
wiilosshhy N. Lemen. Adm 10 istrstor OF
IhOs. l. Lemcn, who was sdmintsrs-
tot OF Mary Am McElroy, deed
william q Buiier. Atminisirstor II
Jrpihah Morgan deed, wnlsaehby
n. Lemen. Ann MeEltoy, wm Nc.
Elroy and Samuel McEiroy, psn's
AL william MeElfoy, Pun
tgdts1
Am MtElroy's Erecutix snd Others
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY!

WE subscriber isses his method u Informing
u the eiiHcns % jefferson thaths hss pgf~bs.sf
NE nam 81 nat county fuf the manufactufs o.
CCsSsLL a L4wEgNfsis "
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CoInmbIan annnn

TIVE u1lsnirbs4 81 Ars.n \. 49,, ,,.. "A
y TIE Pihassiftts 0gs-s Gee ga.s tsvs IN.
s,anilY 10 hshf fali 'arriy ~ Set Cotrssts.
ssis stths iovssi Cast price
FowLE co
Alsrssrsfs " Nsresis 1877
4 ErTER cap saa Noe Papsf. faf .isby
II Apih4l =. BELLLR = Co
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Direct from NrN iarL.

y @ I'm X. A. RE Nf N
AS fecsivet direct ffoal Nr- N .fs a.. -,'io.
sapPiT ~ GENTLFNFNs wgtF
Fftf hnfi.ss srf Amer. sa e. .fts css..,r....
80 'efisgs 90 .hr m.sl fasFtanHt.s s4s
- 'F,ef' 'ss,imffe Luce B-rr-ar s.t Boo
hsss Goats ~ Me- Yaas nass 49, r
shr's Coiiafs, 81. IL iayits. ~ iasr-..,.s !.
M Poblf fMsy IS IT,
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A Lot 81 Fac Cizafs 81 vsfiaos trshtt A.
n sarsr.of suieie & 1essrta fef srf4
Juns 70 " CAMFHELI
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E2MC'yAI,
MFRS. MARIA EVANS

n ESPECf FULLY asaunrss o. hrf aum~f,.
"a hisFis iu lfGlIs.n az Brfse'sg ssBs.I..
four story haas~ No ~ iisnovsf street fsfs.
Pfsu sai Lombard. Bsitias NJ, sb~se sbs siI %.
Fisssed is fscsiss cal firm hen sts - fr.
psrff to Accom- D5ots,- tasr.'sfs ~ ne Gov rr -
cpn1forfatlF snf a. sirfefs's fsfss Her ft o.
sfs 'sfgs al f.ratauf 80 hsr tatfe alH - 700
pliri sih az ne sru-.ss .i ft- sessoa
Hsluaefs ssf'eullef W.. t-51-
tNr Nsrinstsgs pspefs plesss tepT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Wistar's Balsanf of Wild
Cherry.


The editor Of the " Flao of Our Ua;oo - .svs
In his paper of July IL, 1868 -" The memory OF
DR.. Wstar is embamed in the hearts of thou
sands who have experienced entire cure from
Coughs, Cods Consumption and Pulmonary dseos,
generally by .he use of his Balsani The invalid
need not fear to give this preparation careful
trial. as we speak from experience More than
ten years since the editor of this paper tested it,
excellence by individual trial in his family, with
the most surprising results, as curative for pull
monsry disease"
CASES OF CONSUMPTION AND WHoorrso
COUCH CuREp.-The following, from a highly
respectable gentleman, speaks for ITSELF
KEYPogr, y, j., May 20, 1855
5. W. FowLE & This Ger.
tihes That was for many years afflicted with
disease Of the lungs until became so weak thai
~ was with difficulty | could walk. My cough
turing ms time was very severe, causing me
frequently to raise great quantities Of blood at.
tended with profuse night sweats.
AFTER using various remedies to no PURPOSE 4
was ADVISED to try Wistdr's Bdlsaas Of Wild
cherry. | did so, and before using the first bottle
was entirely restored TO perfect health and
strength
would also mention that this Balsam cursd
little girl of mine Of a severe attack of WLoor,.
ing Cough, when her life was given over by tbs
physician, and all other remedies had failed.
toigned,) JOSIAH hoFF.
None genuine unless signed :" | BUTTS u on
the outer wrapper.
Prepared BY SETH W. FowLn & Co., Boston
and for sale by W. P. Russell and II. A. Sheldon
Middlebury; D. d. Haskell, West Cornwall
Z. S. Atwood, Shoreham Roscoe & Washburn
New Haven j. D. Needham, Bristol H. o
Smith. Monkton and by dealers everywhere
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Whitten's Golden Salve

Is step BY way Of progress in the healing Art.
It's adapted for Sores, Humors. Wounds, and
every kind of external infamatory difficulty, OF
whatever name or nature, on man or beast MAIDS
only by C. P. WRITTEN, Low ell, Mass. IS cent
per box. The usual discount to the trade SOLD
by druggists. Anoint thyself and be healed
The GOLDEN SALvE-A GREAT HEALING
REMEDY. 1t is with much pleasure we announce
the advent of this article in our city, viii 4.
las met with such signal success in Lowell where
1t is made, that the papers have toemed with
cases Of truly marvellous cures. They chronicl.
one where the life of lady was recently saved
"a case Of broken breast another where shs
life of a child was saved--a case of chatting an
other of a lady weose face was much disfeared,
by serolulous humor, which was brought to :.
healthy action in a few days also, another OF IN.
old man, who had sore on his foot for twenty
years-Cured in few weeks. Our will no, b
slow in getting at its merits, und will herald
over the land.-Boston Herald
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SlOO-ProcIamation.

WONDERFUL MEDICAL CURES BY The ArPlI
CATION OF Prof DE- GRATIS ELECTRIC Oh Oh
MAN AND BEAsT.--To the inhabitants of Phia-
delphia and vicinity. propose to cure, almost
simultaneously, individuals afflicted with Deaf.
ness, Headache, Neuralgia, Chill Fever. Agus
rheumatism, and all Sores and Pains.
| propose to check and effectuslly dissipats
more ache and pain, and to accomplish nearer
and more perfect equilibrium of all the eirculat-
ing fluids in the human system, than can be Ell
fected by any other or all other methods Of med
zeal aid in the same space Of time, the mas,ss
themselves being judges.
DO not propose to cure srery disease, but all
such as are durable by any combination of med
ical appliances. My Electric Oil operates Of
chemical and electric principles and is therefore
applicable to the cure or natural restoration on
any organic arrangement arising from an in
proper circulation of Nervovital fluid
want the masses to join in this msttsr-the
well as the sick, because if these things are so.
all are alike interested
N. B. Please inform me Of any case of failure
TO cure, In from half hour to three weeks, as
wish TO cure or charge nothing. Depot, Philadsl
phls. For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers
~ W. r. Russell, agent. Middlebury. K Ross,
Travelling agent
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For the Register.
Bovine Philosophy Z.


Nh. EDITOR We are grati6ed to
know that your recent Editorial on Street
Cows, has awakened thought and action
in the right quarters. Among the silliest
Of silly things is that of converting the
streets of beautiful village into a cow
pasture Of all dirty deeds, the foulest
is that of turning the sidewalks into COW.
paths. OF all detestable acts the cap.
shief is that Of making barn-yard of the
pleasure grounds of beautiful village
No lady or gentleman is safe from the
filth Of these street cows, by day or night,
unless they have good vision or q lantern
to guide their steps. No gate can be left
open for ten minutes, but a bevy Of hungry
cows darts in and commits dcpredations
No defenceless young shade tree can
escape their attacks and lawless violence.
The custom of pAstpring the streets OF our
village Is palpable violation OF neatness,
common decency and simple justice 1t
is done in face and eyes of law and in
despite of the wishes Of nine tenths of the
inhabitants Of the place. Reform is loudly
called for. Let the Committee act
promptly in compliance with duty and the
wishes of til ecitizens. If there is any
pertinancy in the question, what use in
having Devil if he do not take that fel.
low to his realm ?" there is equal reason
for asking-why have laws and penalties
and officers for their execution, unless
they are made to bear on the suppression
of evils Of this nature Now that blow
has been struck, let it be followed up by
others, until the evil is corrected, and the
village redeemed from disgrace so foul
and so utterly at variance with the pro-
perties Of civilized life. JUNIUs.
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CURIOUS PHENOMENON At SEA.-A very
remarkable phenomenon at sea is reported
by Capt, Rogers of the barque Rolla, ar
rived at New York from Galveston. On
the 4th. ult., in the Gulf Of Mexico, the
vessel passed through a thick "scum" on
the surface of the water, which extended
as far as the eye could see from N. W, to
). Is. The substance resembled coal-tal
and gave out a smell peculiar to that ar
ticle. The ocean also gave off steam, as
il some hotgsubstanGe had been poured
into it. The phenomenon was attributed
10 a volcanic eruption at the bottom of
the Gulf Immediately afterwards the
vessel experienced violent hurricane
THE SLAVE TRADE.--A Texas oaper.
the Richmonl ReDorio OF the l4th Of
May, contains an advertisement offering
for sale four hundred likely African ne.
groes, lately landed upon the coast of
Texas ; and a reference for further infor.
nation TO G, x. &. of Houston. or L. R.
q. Galveston. Such statements as this
and those contained in our telegraphic
dispatches leau lis 10 conclude that there
is much more in the talk about reviving
the African slave trade than many good
people are willing to believe.
FINANCIAL ExPERIENcE.-A business
man Of Hartford, who was accustomed to
pay roundly for well endorsed paper which
he could not pass through the banks, made
out one note for $500 pavable sixty
days after doath," The discounter look
ed at the names, saw they were good,
thought IT was u usual sixty-day note and
gave the money for it less the usual enor-
nous shave. AT the end of two months
the note was not paid and when it was
carried to notary public, he first discov-
cred the long time on which it was paya-
Bile The shaver declines to take any
more such paper.
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8egister
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1859,
ResiPned.


The friends of Middlebury College will
learn with universal regret, that Prof
BoARpMAN has determined to resign the
professorship of Rhetoric and English
Literature, which he has held for six years.
Prof. Boardman became connected with
the College at the time of its greatest dis
enlargement, and brought to it all the
rare abilities its exigency required, and
has done all that could be done, in his de-
partment, to promote the interests Of the
institution, which has been attested by its
steady and somewhat rapid advance. he
is obliged to leave on account of his
health. For several years he has been
troubled with catarrh, which, in the opin-
ion Of his physicians, as well as his own,
ought not to be longer neglected. Though
urged tp avail himself of the benefit of a
warmer climate, he has heretofore refused
to leave the institution, but having been
urgently and repeatedly invited to take
charge Of Church in locality which is,
in the opinion of competent advisers, more
favorable to his peculiar complaint, he
considers it his duty to leave his present
position and accept the place offered him,
in Binghamton, n. Y. After the deep
regrets Of all in this community, for the
necessity of the separation, will follow
their best wishes for the future success
and happiness Prof. B. and his amiable
and accomplished wife in their new posi-
ton and home.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for June
In addition to its leading attru ctions, the
Professor at the Breakfast Table and the
Minister'S Wooing, it is a variety of rich
and racy reading, as will be perceived by
the following table Of contents :-Shaks.
peare's Art-Mien-yaun-,Joy-month---
Atrip to Cuba-Some Inedited Memorials
Of Smollett-Bloodroot-The DiffercntisI
and Integral Charlottesville and Bears
The Sphinx-A Charge with Prince
Rupert-Spring-The Stereoscope and
the Stereograph-The Minister'S Wooinp
The Professor at the Breakfast Table
Reviews and Literary Notices. Pub.
lrshed by Philips. Sampson & Co., Boston
So per year, single copies Is cents.
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II @ M + 1T + MS

MAsoNIc.-The Festival of Saint John
the Baptist, will be celebrated by UNION
LODGE, No. 2 in this place, on the oath
inst. The address will he delivered by
the Hon. Philip G. Tucker, of Vergennes,
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of YER
mont. The Burlington Cornet Band will
be in attendance. Fare one way on all
the Railroads.
go. Saturday night last had the most
winter like of any June weather we can
recollect. Many tomato plant and hill
Of beans was carefully covered, in antici-
patton of frost; but the thick clouds
proved a better canopy. The night fol-
lowing was clear and slightly frosty, We
sincerely hope that Jack will not again
return to bid US good bye.
go. During thunderstorm which
passed over the town of Ripton, on Thurs
day last, thirty sheep were killed by one
stroke Of lightning. They all got under
the wrong tree.
BY recent visit to the new Fair
Ground, we learn that the work of grading
the track is rapidly drawing near its COM
pletion. The posts are set around the
entire lot, and the timber is on the ground
for the fixtures.
ION Thursday Of last week there
was slight fall of rain in this place and
more in the towns adjoining, but not suf-
icient to do much to slake the thirsty
earth. 1t is now certain that nothing but
great deal Of wet weather for few
weeks can make good crop of grass in
this county this season, and the prospect
is not moist.
ION Monday at half past eleven
A. M. there was an alarm of fire which
called out the Fire Company, and a crowd
of citizens. 1t was on the roof of the
house occupied by Mrs. Norton, on Sey-
mour street. Happily it was extinguished
before the Engine could be brought to
play upon it.
ION Saturday last there was ex-
hibited to us an Eagle, Falco Chrysaetus)
which was in every sense very respecta-
BILE fowl. He weighed something more
than six pounds and spread six feet and
six inches. This royal bird was shot in
Cornwall, by lad the son of Loyal l..
Wright, Esq. What is rather remarka.
BILE is the fact that he was brought down
with fowling piece loaded with ordinary
pigeon Shot. On approaching the woun.
ded bird the boy was resolutely attacted
and it was only by reloading his piece and
shooting him through the head that he
could be fully mastered. &C.,
-. The June Term of the Addison
County Court commenced yesterday.
We are informed that Mrs. Meacham
has appointed Mrs. DR.. Kent, of Lincoln,
Assistant Manager of the Ladies Mount
Vernon Association.
49,. Please read the notice of Ketch
um's celebrated Mower and Reaper, in an
other column.
1--WE take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to DR. Green's advertisement, in an.
other column, of Prof Motifs Hair Invig.
orator, and DR.. Henry's Electric Oint-
ment. We have given the first trial
and unhesitatingly pronounce it the most
desirable hair dressing we have ever used
AS an invigorator it has the highest test.
monials, and to those whose hair is falling
our advice is to try it without delay.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08

o. 5000 AGENTS WANrEsp-ro sell ,hr.a
new and unequaled inventions-war.ted by a ysry
family My agents have cleared over sox, Oo3
selling one of them. Articles are light. oh can
easy to carry: and very taking. SeysrN piplp
mas, Silver Medal from American Institute, y
~ and patents have been granted me for them
One patent in England and one ir. France. put
IN stamps, and will send you gratis, so page
particulars of the best agency IN the conntrv
EPHRAM BROWN, LEVEL. Nsss
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08

Jack Frost paid vista parting
one for the season, we irust--in this VI
cinity, on Monday night last Our better
half spread ae'cspape,s over various
plants, apd with success. Like other
rogues, Jack was afraid Of getting into
the newspapers, and went straight to the
neighbors who don't take them Watch.
man,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08
Vermont r,xprass-

This horse is at home, Rough and Ready +"
He was sired by Old Black Hawk; bis dam bx
Morgan Tiger. Color dark bay, age SIX year:
weight HOO lbs. Terms $40. For further par.
ticulars call and see aim. AsnAa FooT
Cornwall June Q, 1853.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08
Black Lion and Blue JACKIE,

VIII be kept at the stable of the subscriber, 5
miles west of Middlebury village, during the sea
son, the former at $40 end the latter at So, the
season All persons wishing to patronigs first
rate horses at honest prices are requested TO call
CHESTER PRATT
Bridport, May 10, 1869. 5;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-08

W AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE 70 Can
yass with the GOLDEN SALvE. Sells rapidly
Can make good pay. For terms &c. send stamt
C.P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mas.
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MARRIED.

In Rochester, May slst, by Rev. &c. y. Guern
sey, MI. GEO. W. HARVEY. OF Wsodstool 70
Mss cAsoIISx C. Brown, OF Goshen,