The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-20
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VANpALIsM.-It is we'll known in this
community that some william, or Williams
have from time to time been committing
most outrageous depredations-cutting the
:horough.braces Of the coach while waiting
for passengers at the station, in such
manner as to peril the lives of the passen.
gers in it,-cutting harnesses, with the
evident purpose Of making them unsafe;-
cutting and breaking costly carriages. SO
as to destroy their value; and other Grim.
inal trespasses upon property, and indi.
rect attempts to take life. We should long
since have made this subject of remark
if we could have seen any possibility Of
doing good thereby. But We have no
faith in preaching to those who are past
praying for, as We believe these miscroauts
are. We have, how ever, some faith in the
means which is set forth in another col.
umn. We. of course, have not the detec-
tive force which larger cities have, and VIC
are Thankful, thatit is seldom indeed that we
need it, But we have confidence that the
liberal reward offered will devolope so'n".
thing, sooner or later. In a case Of hi,
kind every good citizen should consider
himself as belonging to the police. Let
there be no relaxation of vigilance unit.
this villany is fully exposed.
There was Sabbath School Cele.
bration in East Middlebury last week.
We have received a report, which for i'm.
perative reasons, must be delayed till next
week.
IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVE INvAL1ps.
We learn that Dr. G.. D. Sanborn, the
founder of the new and successful method
of healing diseases of the lungs and throat,
by requiring persons Athlete to mhah,
or Breathe different medicated vapors,
intends spending several weeks in Middle.
bury and Burlington the coming Fla |, for
the purpose of introducing bis system Of
practice and giving an opportunity to all
who are afflicted with any trouble of the
Lungs or Throat of adopting his mode Of
treatment.
DR.. Sanborn gives no medicines of any
kind into the stomach, nor allows the
patient to swallow any nostrum whatever,
while under treatment. DR., Snnoorn is a
strong and for,ible writer and his success
in healing Pulmonary Organs is fully
established throughout the country. The
time of his being in Middlebury will ap.
pear in our paper
We have seen a sample of leather.
tanned by Nm. Alexander and Cbarls
Bldwell of Milwaukee by an entirely new
process process which requires but
from eight to twenty days, and 10 which
no bark is used. Mr., Alexander has
been at work in the yard of Mr., ]. B
Huntly, for few mouths aud has tanned
several hundred skins of all descriptions
and his leather has elected the unqualified
admiration Of all who have inspected it.
He has testimonials of the most Hattering
character from man. disnterested person.
who are judges of leather, and whom VIC
know would say no NOR than they think.
The sample-calf-w which we have seen
is, we think for elasticity toughness and
all the qualities desired in a fine boot full,
equal, if nor superior to, the French taI-
ned. The invention, if we do not mistakc
will prove great blessing to the country
This leather is known in market where
brings the highest price, as its qualitie
and durability have been fully tested.