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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-16
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BEAUTY.
"A THING OF BEAUTY Is jon FOREVER"
UNDERWOODS WHITE G. RED

For the Complexion, are the most delicate Cos
metics known. Easily applied will not injure
the skin, and look so natural as not TO be dis
covered. A freckle, mark, or scar, a pale or
lark skin, may as well be covered or improved
rs not. It's certainly wise to make ones self rs
comely and agreeable as possible Sent by mail
everywhere, with full printed directions on the
receipt OF 25 cents-a small investment for good
ooks. C. B. UNDERWOOD ia Hanover
Street Boston
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LADIES, pRUCU2 E THE BEST,
y T. \ f y f : : q l. Il + u :
Cooper's Ethereal Oil,

A speedy and radical cure tor Deafness, Pains,
Noises, and Discharges from the Ears. This cell
ebrated remedy has been in use about ten years
and hundreds afflicted with deafness, deemed m
durable, have had their nearing promptly and
permanently restored. 1t isa compound OF four
different oils one of which i obtained from a GER
tain kind of walnut. 1t dissoves the Hard Wax
in the ear supplies it where it is deficient, ex-
cites to action the torpid auditory nerves. and
seldom fails to effect perfect cure when the Ear
is perfect in its structure. 1t i arich boon to the
afflicted, as hundreds have testified. Buy it, use
it, and be cured.
Sole agent for Middlebury and vicinity,
40 W P Russell.
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Low ELL MASON'S.

Best Collection OF Sacred Music, this New CAR.
NINA SAcRA. Hundreds Of thousands sold. aud
the demand still increasing. Eoi sale hy all
books ellers.
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VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

For Mnrriec Ladies, and those contemplating
Marriage
@ Sent in Il letter envelope prepaid, by mail
on receipt Of 25 certs in silver or p. o. stamps
This ia no HUMBUG, but is approved by the
wives and daughters of the Clergy the Profes-
ions, and others, and its value is certified by two
eminent Doctors-one Of New York, the other Of
Boston-whose certificates and fdc- SHINES of
names accompany each letter 10 applicants. Adj
dress B. b. WHITTEMORE, 20 State ST, Bos-
ton. Reply will be forwa' ded by return pest.
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Professional Correspondence.

Lr1 q. oa a. Aug g ISL have been treating thb
t'.u.. ~ medication combined"
MANCHESTER Men Aug g. 1871 have used the HYro
rw7rr"tE' lI my practice eoiM rerv hdppv tfects-s
my"
"Nnpt Lnrni, W. Aug ,. ls59I believe the HrroPnos
w- &. IN CONSUMPTION"
-frHrHrsTowN, "a. Aug H. 1851 have prescribed thu
tF,r'' IL - ACCOMPLISHING WONDERS.
o. July lsj9-I have used in all about for,
et t ~ but one Instance have they failed 10 benefit th
, bat cases given up BY attending physicians
$3.50 AZ. SO" ENJOYING COMPARATIVELY GOOD HrALTH
l-.i De REilEDi in ny own case ici05 decided slc
4. Vas regarded roPELEss by physicians and friends
t' even bv nyself under the treatment abb
o. rs .tter physician In the county"
t.flAN. PA. July &c. 1871 received the twelve bot
'',WorSF1 - SprRs Is EVERY CASE"
t.- an stage Of the D,ssse should resor
aa,.t 'iHtiv to the Of the HrroPHosPHTrs o, Lnu
s-;' > "WrcarsTER's GENUINE PREP ,RAT1os- On sn
& - ~ extra large bottles, IS chemically pure - |. th
ado proposed BY Dr. Churchill for general = ant
g. ~yt ae-o'dng to lis original Formula.
D. Churchiii's Work ON Consumption,
l- * Report made to tie Imperial Academy of Med
rs Nis -,, Of casee a7d Letter. Documents Ts;d
B. ~ Five CENTS In stamps.
tAtTIoN.- Interested Druggists w1 try. to sell yov
', Preparation oears my Jdc siniie signature.
4tsNt"t Of all Prepare lions a. aim q la be the
"'rnp"osPht-s. which eon,ai~ IRON. or M,
DIstr The countr! i-IikeIy n he flooded with
,p"rioHs preparations. ny writing q me. you oh,
tai" info naton that. win prev.as any dec-p tiop
b-snx prnctiScd upon you.
PRcEsOue Bottle, a. three Bottles kJ Concentrated
solution. by mail pre- pdid SOLD Wholesale and Retail
the sole General Depot In the United States (wheIe all
ier should &c addressed By
J. WINCHESTER, az John St, NY.
Wnchester's Preparation tois sale at the
Drug Store OF Harmon s. Shelion, AGENT for
Midd!eburV ll:1v
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TIE ONLY POSITIVELY
g. ID: :: ! N ]
Fire Proof Safes in the World

ihE IhE hdhLdND "a r ~ 4.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
Grafton, December 80 1855.
llessrs. Sheuvin ond Burgess, Agents for Mar.
lands Patent ire Proof Safe Gentlemen Il
have examined the Marland's Patent Safe in
your store. and so far rs | am able TO Judge o its
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles up
on which it is built the most reiatle In resisting
heat, of sny Fire Proof Safe, that has come un-
der Inv observation, and particularly recommend
it to the attention of our Probate Districts, that
are now supplying themselves, for the preserva-
tion of their Records. BENZ. W. DEAN,
Sec. Of Stute.
brattlebero, December Sd, 1868.
This NAV certify that we have exam ined the
Marlands Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited TO Us
by Mr. Arson Hardy, and that IA our opinion,
Marland's Safe wou be reliable one ur-
chase for the use of the Probate Courts
X TAYLOR, Judges Of
4. ,TOJDARD, Probate
Middlebury, April 9th, 1853.
The Legislature OF Vermont NJ ITS last session,
passed n law making il the duty OF the County
Judges o procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records In discharge of that
duty we have spent some time m examining a
number Of Safes--We have come 10 the conc'u-
sion that the Mari nd's Safe mannfno tured by NJ.
B. Bigelow and Anson Hardy Of Boston, Mass, is
superior TO any other we have examined, for its
Fire Proof qualities We have bought q safe of
that description Tor TIE New maven lrobat' us
trict, and are well satisfied with the workman
ship, apparent strength and durabil ~.
NJ. W. c. WRIGHT, Asst. Judges OF Ad
II, o. SMITH. olson County Court.
NJ. b. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hal, Boston, Mass
IA SHELDON, Of Middlebury, AGENT
County Treasury.
}. J. pUSKLEE, Burlington, Ao.,,s
J. 4 A. LASDoS, Rutland
PINE SHINGLES.
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Bay State, Watervliet, and other units Heavy
Wool Shawls, for sale by t.. WALLET H.
Sept.
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To County superintendent
Twn Agents in Vermont.
Pure Wines and LIQUORS

The well established Importing House OF
CHARLES BACKMAN, SO Front Street, New York,
has made large and extensive sales of he best
descriptions Of Pure VINES and Liquors to Town
Agents in this S ate, and will continue to furnish
the same, on reasonable terms on application as
above, to CHARLES BACKMAN,
or T ", W, DFFt ,N,. Travelling
WM. Erwin, "eN"
Reference may be made, In regard to the char
Rcter and standing of the House, and to the SUI
perior quality of the Liquors, to
Edward Hungerord, Prof. OF Chemistry IN
the University Of Vermont.
S.W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean OF the Medical
Faculty, L. V NJ.
W. Carpenter, VI. D., Prof. &c. III same
J. S Pierce, Commissioner, Chittenden Go.
Dea. James Mitchell, Agent. Burlington.
Chas. DAVIS, Commissioner, Caledonia Co.
w IL IL Rinnha,n IntnniIl.
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Secrets Disclosed,

his Subscriber offers for sale a Recipe Book
winch contains Recipe for making every Article
.Ht IS manufactured IN the country OF Smps,
Hair Preparations, Coongne, I scuces, and Per
tumeries OF all kinds, Beers Syrups, Mead, SOFA.
.ui Mineral Water, Paints, Blackines, Inks, &C..
Sc, and Recipes for making every article maui.
G,ttuIedi one for making Honey which carrot
De recognized from that made ty bees pith,i Ii.
ook nor in taste, and the cost IF which does no
exceed three cents per pound, and can D., made
in few minutes another Tor making luii 4:
another for making Soft Soap, which cun be
made with little trouble and at a costuotexceet-
ing sixty cents Per barrel, and T. not 10 be sY.-
passed or excellence. Which book Will be sent
to any one that RENTS to us by mail. Fifty Cents
either ia money or in postage stamps. to
l7;6w ]. II BEALS. Ashland. Ma.
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ei'.c qu,uut. col rn. -rr,, ... ,,.
Dam e.. lor .H,. by
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lustreceived a good ASSORTMENT Of Clue Seat
Chars and 9th Furniture at
January Sd, BECkWIrH'S.
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Rutland Brick and Tile Works

GEORGE l., MUSSEY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT
One- Half Mile South Of tho yillag,
The subscriber has cons 'anty on hand drain
tile of the best quality at the following prices
Price, for 1000 Pieces cut IA inches long.
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$4,000 A Year and no Risk

am now making over this amount, in the
prosecution of a business, full lstructions in
which, Nth sample, propose To send to any
lady or gentleman on receipt Of one dollar. Any
one who can read can do as well as am doing,
as it is new, respectable, and takes whatever in
troduced A ldress, giving your Name, Town,
County and State, Prof SAMUEL LANE
Towahda. Pennsylvania. 25;6w
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption

Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Sheldon's Black Candy,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Smiths Cough Drops,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Burnett's Cod liver Oil,
Quero's Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
Wilbur's Cod Liver Oil and Lime,
Downs Elixir,
M'CJllum's Candy
And various other remedies for sale by
Nov. 10 II. A. SHELDON.
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s'he Cure Of Consumption,

IN i" sLfoSn ard THIRD t a period, consequently
"n here be uncertainty the Of the dis
c'c can be obtained N ALL CASES BY this treatment
rNH when the existing lesion Of the lungs Of itself su
r"ut 10 produce death.
n> REMEDY has not only a curative effect but will uset
""'tr there exists suspicion OF the disease, PREV EN1
Its DEVELOPMENT, and thus act A PREsERvATTvl
"lrH hlGAnp CONSUMPTION Just As VACCINATION DOE
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Vulcanized Rubber Elastic Fabrics

ICE CREAM Give MinuteJ Freezer, sizes
for sale al !. DAVENPORT s.
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}. WINCHESTER, az John ST., MY.

Winchesters Preparation fos sale at the
Drug Store OF Harmon :. Shelion, agent for
Midd!ebury l1;1v
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Orders promptly filled,
Rutland Got Q 1859, GEO. L. MUSSEY
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SAVE YOUR CARPETS

And the annoyance of dust from sweeping-by
procuring Herrick's Patent Carpet Sweeper, at
Jan 20, 1859. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S.
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ShaWls.

kasins, Figs, Cunant., titon, Ne, al
SitEIDUN'S.
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lo fcc-, OF this NEW REMEDY discovered by Dr.
Churchill OF PadO is obtaining for It the most UN
BOT NpEn POPULARITY throughout Europe and tn.
ln.'.l States. II is n purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARA
fluN. and acts with INvARIABLE EFFICACY in al
1-' 90 Pulmonary and Nervous Diseases The Hvpophos
Dhss Increase tie Principle which constitutes ne,uota
fa,''. and are he most po1certm blood generating
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New Catalogues

In addition to our former large sock, we have
Just purchased from the Trade Sales and Manu-
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WINDOW SUPPORTERS, the best in use,
for sale by !. DAVENPORT.
Arthur,s Salf.saalinP
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MIDDLEBU RY
A. % n If n ID A lJ Al n n A. r
Vermont Mower and Reaper
Fosters Patent

PORTABLE OVEN, for sale by
j. DAVENPORT.
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Messer's

at J. DAVENPORT'S
, 1859-06-02
TIE JACKSONVILLE TORNADO
Fearful E4ecta OF the Wind. ~

A correspondent Of the Springfield journal
furnishes the following additional particulars Of
the late tornado near Jacksonville:
Hrs. Route, one Of the killed, was blown from
= window, and carried distance Of over hun
dred yards, aud when found, scarcely particle
Of clothing had remained upon her body. e.
ttla, daughter Of Geo. Vanzant, was blown from
the Sane house, into the cistern, where she MAS
found drowned. Samuel, son Of Bedford Brown,
in company with Portuguese, Paul Aartino,
we're out huutieeg, and seeing the storm
aipps;1ash i59ps;n sought gnh EF.age IN hssn ,hsx BE-
as.,S By e. da IT 'ess ~
place where they had stopped for shelter. A
little boy, (name forgotten By your correspond
enD was carried BY the wind for some distance,
and when found ID q tree, With his arm broken,
exclaimed in childish innocence :-"Pa, when
wagon fy over my head" This W wasoa belong
ed to Jesse Henry Esq, IND though made with
heavy iron axles, not : vesGge Of it has been
found.
Houses were destroyed and not piece Of tim
Der left to tell where they originally stood.
Barns were twisted from theis foundations, as
though tbeY were SO many sucks of feathers.
and deposited, in one instance, half mile
from its former locality The school house Of
the neigbborhood was lifted from its position,
and turned around Us completely Is though d.
rected by m experienced architect. Horses
and cattle were carried nearly 4 mile, and we
are told that one poor beast had her horns lite
rally driven into her head.
Stock Of every description could be seen for
miles around, with mutilated heads broken
limbs, and some with rails driven into their
bodies, writhiug most terribly in the agonies Of
death. Hogs we're slaughtered without the aid
Of the butchers knife. Fowls were picked oi
their feathers rs though it were done in prepar.
alton for feast. Rails Of fences were scatter.
cd in great confusion for many miles, uprooted
trees were lying in the wayside; and, together
with the piercing cries Of the wounded stock
ringing in their ears, formed scene Of dcyas'
tatiou altogether indesc1ibabie.
The nuulbe killed, Us stated in your issue oa
Saturday, is eight The number Of wounded j:
tWeuty
, 1859-06-02
4 Lively Letter from Genoa.

(From tie Philadelphia PEes..]
Accurate descriptions Of Italy, by tourists
who arc now actually in that country, possess
unusual interest at present: The following let
ter, which we hare permission to print, was
written BIZ Philadelphia lady, now in Genoa
It gives q liyelv view Of the recent revolution in
Tuscany:
GgssA- May !. lssa.
The war news WIS 50 threatening that We
agreed TO abandon the Venice trip and at last
left Rome, having engaged passage by steamer
from C,vita vecchiu to Leg horn with the refusal
of onr bcrths to that place, intending to learn
at Leghorn the real state Of the country and act
accordingly. At Civita vccchia We learned that
Tuscany was in such state Of excitement that
it would moi be pleasant travelling there, SO we
continued on. Yesterday re arrived of Leg
horn, and behold tic Tuscan custom house Of
ficers boarded us under the Sardiniau colors.
The Duke had been requested 10 abdicate-had
considered and consented too late. He was
Obliged to f1E. At four O'Clock on Wednesday
afternoon the officers and soldiers in Florence
the stores were closed and the cuthusi-
astic skopkeepers engnsed in ornament
ing themselves nnd friends With the colors
Of Sardinia. Ladies'. drore in the casino
dressed in magnificent silks of tdres lines, with
hats md parasols, in uniform. At Leghorn |
went on shore to see what was gong on, and
everybody aud everything was decorated with
green. red and white. Yesterday, while VIC
were still in port, there was great excitement
4 steamer was taking volunteers on board, and
the crowd Oh her decks were shouting in answer
10 the cheers Of their coMntrymcn on the quays.
Here, in Genoa, VIC hare IN opportunity TINT
few persons possess. The city is full Of troops.
The French arc arriving from all directions
by land over Mount Gents. and by water from
Toulon and Algeriu. To-day saw four regi-
mepts march on to the ground aud pitch their.
tents. At every turn one meets companies Of
Zouaves-dri1Ine. eating, lounging and suok-
ing. never in my lite saw such gaunt, grim,
dark faces as those Of the Holaves from A1giers
the ~ original African regiment. 1t is impos~
| sible not to catch the excitement Of the hour.
| ! want to enlist myself SALL1E.
, 1859-06-02
pRAvFR4 ALL AROUND.

The Prince Archbishop Of Vienna cou1-
mands all faithful Catholics Of the Austrian
dominions to put up supplications for tue sue
csss Of the Emperor's arms. We suppose that
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. priests and laymen-
Of lis flock, az in duty bound, are beseech'ng
Heaven in obediencs to ths Princes request
But while pious Aust1ians are thus engaged
the Archbishop sf Turin and the Archbishop
If Paris have set the Catholics Of Sardinia and
France to supplcating the "God OF battles that
Austria may be defeated, and that tue arms ot
the Allies may prevail The poor old fope'
hemmed up aud hedged around in the 'ot'can
by bayonets that fill him with mortal fear ana
from which he sees no escape, is counting h's
beads and mrmbling petitions to the Almighty
for the. restoration Of peace. Here now Is a
triangular contest, which, though not hsstorl-
callv new, is a surprise to all who behold it;
aud already Protestant heretics and schlsmat'cs
are wondering which Of the trio will ca1Fy Tue
day. shall we be obliged to wait the trial of
the new French guns against the steady Aus
triaa columns, before the preference OF the
Creator eau he determined.
Seriously: when men or nations engage II
Tue disrcputahle business OF cutting each
others tllroats, piercing each other through
with bayonets, burning each others houses
sackiue each others towns, and perpetratlne
generally each Of the distinct diaholfstns o.
which vsr in the csncrctc is made up, appeals
| tn Heaven for aid in the nesasious work O
butchcrr arc ridiculously ont Of place. 1t !:
the boast Of Christianity that it teaches nilt
cnlorccs peace; it is its glory that it flcrald'
good works and mercy. What mockcry, then
these pricstly supplications. that the possesso
Of all the Divine attributes, should like TIL
lcathen divinity Of an ancient epic COM
down into tue bloody field, as an ally Of Aus
trian despotism or Napoleonic hate and amo'
ton. What commentary arc they On tha
ecclesiastical system for which perfect 1nla1l
biltv is claisned! But, let the conoatant
Nay! The victory, as in the days Of the flrs
NAPOLEON. will DO with the heaviest artillery
, 1859-06-02
The Crops In Indiana.


The immense importance Of good crop this
year to the restoration Of Western credit, and
the re~estabiisbmcnt Of prosperity, will justify
pur frequent illusions to it, aud collections Of
local news regarding its prospects. If . misap-
prehension Of the yulue Of the crop should arise,
through d neglect Of the papers 70 report its
condition from time to time, more harm would
Quent reference to it. We are not likely to
know too much about the matter, and the con-
stantly rarying shades Of promise must all be
Seen as they appear and disappear, to enable =
reader to keep fully informed Of the present con-
ditlon Of the crop.
Tue drouth. ofwbich the papers have hitherto
taken but little notice-not more than five or
sig hare even mentioned it-has been rery
prevalent We hear Of it all over the central
portions Of the State. In Monroe County it
has been serious, affecting the wheat as well IS
the corn, though, il broken By the opportuue
rain of Friday night, it is probable injury has
resulted. In Hendricks County, as we noticed
yesterday, it Was beginning to be feared. At
Peru, the Republican says, rain was badly need
ed. a henry frost occurred there Inst Monday
morning. In Parke County, the Rockville Re-
publican says, rain was beginning to be needed.
In Owen County, the Journal speaks Of rain as
needed for corn, though other crops looked
we'll. In Wayne Count. it was pinching the
wheat severely. And SO in various directions
Rtoundus.
Up north, we understand there has been no
lack Of rain, or ut least NJ injury from drought,
and everything appears vigorous and healthy.
We think it likely that the next weeks papers
will bring us the good news TINT the rain which
fell here so oPp9rtanely, has watered nearly
ercry corner Of the State, aud the reign OF the
drought has been broken.
Aside from this cause OF apprehension the
news is good. There arc many places in which
the wheat has not recovered the winters freez-
, 1859-06-02

From the L Sale Standafd Extra, Nay q.
About 10 o'clock this morning, freight
train Of thirty seven cars ran of the track, one
fourth Of mile north Of the In Sale station in
consequence Of running over COW that obsti-
nately kept the track. The locomotive aud six
teen cars arc total wreck. Fortunately, no
lives we're lost, nor Was there any person seri-
ouslJ injured. The engineer and conductor are
reported To hare performed their duty courage
oualy. One car was loaded with Stoves, con-
signed via Chicago to Michigan. Most Of the
other ears were empty. Total loss to the Com
pany between $20,V00 and $s5, 900, the whole
being IN utter wreck,