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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

What lads are born in the brain and
issue from the mouth Ans.-Ballads
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

What chaps are permitted to preach
to the army and navyf Ans-Chap-
lains.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

What lad is first mutilated and then
eaten Ans-Salad.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

What chaps are the most lettered.
Ans-Chapters.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

What chaps receive once a week a
number Of visitors Ans.-Chapels.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

sNot housed.
trhis buck was sired by Hammond's Gold
Drop" and so far as known has no equal in
weight considering carcass; the lamb receiving
the first premium sheared only a slight per
cent in excess.
tRaised a lamb.
sRaised lamb.
The shearing and exhibition was not
ended until the setting sun had well nigh
ceased TO paint its golden fleeces on the
western sky; and then invitation was
given to woody meeting to be held at
the Congregational Church at the close
OF the Lecture, Zone of the regular Col
lege course to be delivered by Prof Won
Cellen. From whence came the crowds
OF Ewes smiling daughters that in the
evening focked TO the church building,
with the wool growers and wool wearers
(not of the raw materially seriously puzzled
those who Rad not before known how
many men, women and children could be
Accommodated IN Grinnell residence on
which the latch string ever hangs ont,
while good cheer abo,, ,,nds within, And
80 the edifice was more than filled, and
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WHAT TO READ.-Are you deficient
in taste Read the best English poets,
such as Gray and Goldsmith, Scott and
Wordsworth.
Are you deficient in Imagination p
Read Milton, and Akenside, and Burke.
Are you deficient in power of reason
Read Chillingworth, Bacon and Locke.
Are you deficient IN judgment ard good
sense in the common affairs of life Read
Franklin.
Are you deficient in sensibility! Read
Goethe and Mackenzie.
Are you deficient in vigor of style p
Read Junius and Fox.
Are you deficient in political know
ledge' Read Montesquieu, the 'Feder-
alist," Webster and Calhoun.
Are you deficient in patriotism Read
Demosthenes and the "Life OF Washing
ton"
Are you deficient in conscience Read
some of President Edwards works
Are you deficient in pietyi Read the
bible.-Ame1can Monthly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

When rain falls does it ever get up
again :
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PorAroE BUGs,-Examine your Potatoe
vines if you wish to see the dirtiest of in
sects. Not content with being very dis
gusting itself, it carries load of dirt on
its back, Some years ago Mr.. Reed of
Baltimore exhibited this insect to COM
mittee of Congress, claiming that i. caus-
ed the potatoe rot. Whether this be true
we cannot say, but we have found the
creature in large numbers on our pota-
toe vines. We clip off the top on which
they are feeding, and put foot on it,
Bugs crushed to earth will not rise again.
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e.y.., for bi. ere,sbls and delicssly framed boy,
b. not opIy trrnsd With dismsy at the prDspect q
the lonely, stnlsss days 70 b passed Without one
whose future Or, spsrty vas the sole spring Of his
labour and csrefuness but be tre-nbled 70 go sef
will vet all 6lisl duty so completely At defiance
Gryus was not What can te called religious maa,
Aim, shty not 10 have much u!szi'ing when child
On his set Of psuebt the very one Of which The fo-
Ain, snt had blessing snnered. Surely natural
sfs e,on had no nhusnce, the hope OF engntnensa
DAYS might sway. But II wasa1 In vain that ne
be usht forward arguments thus founded. hss-
the " was stu born until bis hther ecnne pt>ouS
he n be would rclcnt be, too, would cry, sno pto-
mise 10 turn bis tbouyhts from tbe ca prVes
son BIT when the IMPRESSION OF bis 81 ersgre 81,
which, like az angel for tune woull hover over
him. had past away, the demon Q, his ses-oounc
wishes sgGin took possess on. v yIss" ,nlS sne
= OPP sed no more. Thy sns~H rom eai
ker being favourable, at the expiration 81 mon y.
Matthew Grvlls TONED tie dt-tdnta, tnsn un"sr
orders for the Halifax STALLION.
The review Of the naval career Of Nat would hke
u. ver-interestiug ground. but thas Nouli poW
.p,.nr matter for the historian For the purposes
81 hi, narrative 10 sufces o. say, ths,in the course
Of the nine years passed. in the profession 70 ehter
which be had ~. al g.
i dangers and hsrdshps endured BY hs WORTHLESS
Of his siIpenny tsmphle,s from Robinson crusos
10 brave George Rodney upwards Nether hsd hs
sueht 70 complain OF on The score Of glory In the
victory OF Lord H1ws's aest over the revolution
airy force on he FIRST OF june, the AudA ious, to
which sh'p he h.d been removed hsi Uorno he,
part, al gained the renowu which the salan.ry
81 her officers AMI crew well ME 3 claim for hur.
Again. IN the memorable bsue y teo Me on TIE
hrst Of August 11gS, the Aud ,etops reapsd bef
due share Of lsures; 81 slsO re bonouraplscon-
tesi off Csbris Pp.ul. under 81 James saumsreL
which, though ending N the loss u ihc Han -lbs,
ref cted honour and credit on all eoneerns-. Thus
fortune hsd 90 far le!riended the iAms-coveins
Grylls; and bad taken him, unscsMei, 'hrough
three regular .ss battles, esid's sundry sngs
engagements. The captains Mat hid served unusr.
had teen much OF tho "a LIANT ha"kts opinion,
whom be declared that IN : two .snals were nsc.
tssary when The enemy hove IN ssht Wa yea.
srsl chase and close ,ciiJn." The Auddetous Ger.
tsinly had bad her full snare Of "elo.o AeiionA"
and her officers o. pr money aud although The
vision Of boarding the Freedman. And The white
kerseymeres, yet unre-lzed. 10 may "
thought that advancing msnbood b al robbed VI
Its msg,cl sttrsctions. Ds that a. IL may, csasa.
ton Of hosllities put siop 70 such ,hings b.
bringing the Audsc.ous safe into harUour and, q,
tie peace made with tie animAl-lhs nondes.
cript," Is Nelson. IN letter written 81 the time
called Baonapsrte, Matthew Gryus found birnssi
At PortsDoutb, sheuispant with ne li,ts snare q
prize money.
tTobs Cont.nusdl
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A MEDICAL woNDER-HYATT's LIFE
u

Rheumatism in Its .ainful iorm. also seruful.
efysip,gs, sAlI ihsunl, Iiup pes, bolcbes, Old GERS
ie,eI soits the sort cases VI diseases Of the ood
debuitv, hNer Anl kilneys ina pieut consuu ptiop
&c, are mo &C. tainly cuIe1 hy mas great yuihrr
nlAIl'o LIrE BALsAM hA. cured thousand.
OF cases OF these anu stnilAr diseases and n y IA
mo certainly cure any ease rhIeh eau lie reached
BY n-eIieine, II taken in Accoi aAncs with The oil
Iections.
AWAITS LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. B. Rice. No
81 GIovs a. and No. u Canton Market o. iut.I,na
tory ih,umassiD anu gout, Atsr be Lao bssn cipped
ior yests
HlAl rs LIFE BALsAM cured M. Z. n Holly.
dock MASTER lIl Madison 81 Of terrific u p alter
be had been IN the b. oadNEy H0sp.tsl mouths aud
then thoug ht 10 lie Incur.bIs
HIAll'5 LIE BALSAM cured Mr. C Gore
lhIld ave and olst q, VI tcIoiua kings evil The
uIcers had eestIo> ed the resh rom the neck until
the ~inapips w.s eipossd II cured Ma Core also Of
dyspey,lA.
lIe proprietor OF the Life BasAm 10 Induced TO pub
lish these tni &c certificates ouL huuu ed lou.-
anu cuses nhch have bsen cured becAu these cure.
ssIe effected 10 yeait since anu the partes are ,et
in excellent heath, und s, reside a. .toye ,tntei
.b.ie they Can be seen and consulted al any lime
Principal GepoI e46 Grand st. sold by dfuggI.ts
orally. ~ pei bo.tle; SIX Tor g.. 4A
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS OF Manchester. Liverpool !;
KNnAl, HaltiaI; Lone Queen, Livepoo, lung
shucy, Ne~ Orleans Weytos e. saysL nah; Morn.
New Oresns; starlight, Charleston; Commander,
Wilmington; Abemarle, Norfolk and X chmond;
mond; } Thompson, Baltimore, FIRncopis, fort-
land hlughsht:, Baltimore Nytndoite, Doston;
United States rail- RIVER Mas.
sHIP-Rlo GrAade, ti,mbl Esnder, Harseilles
BARRs-Copobbl, Queenstown; St. Be rnbard,
Cork. Danish Princess, Antweip Annie, y. Orleans.
BRlGs-Condor, Cadiz; Fashion. Jscuel Prince
Aimed, Nassau. Florence Is1As; Morton. N. City.
sCHooNERs- Blue jacket, 81 Mlohael. Azores
hAy Kelly, 81 loe9; Y L0rios, hqliiaI; George
sndriA Grant EiIabe Import Geo OraS, MOI sich.
AKRIvED.
sTgAHsBIPs-Sev Savannah; Gen sedswick,
Savannah; Teutonia- Hamburg.
sHIPs-Mslieeie sagus Solid, lBrsm. Antwerp;
suma;rA. OF SalsIn. I. otn Manila.
BARKs-wisland. Bremen swsnIy, Narssaki;
lJapapl; Nicbo- Of bucA. port IRON Gov Bay, b
| Traveller, Rio Janelro; Imam b lie, Little Bad
| BklGs-DisnL- BIO Jsueiro; W W Lord, Giace
Bay; Marco Poo, 81 John. b, Netersu, BRIDGEPORT,
Cassie cray, lAbGco, 4 X; Annie N, JeIemIe; EIte,
Mind,or; kate, Iingsu; highland nancy. Demarafa;
~, 49, ,isss ,''S; USs1u
| LabtAcoi; Isabella Pa.s
| sCHOONERs-Cbara Ms'spras Petroneua Rua-
tau; Picker, Jacksonville, tia; Menonak, co
Helen lissiuFs 81 John, Is; Wild Horse, 49, i'd e.
port, Z u; Compton, Providence; Mary Bah;
Loud, Bangor HI Ances Colin, Providence; j swan,
Melhee 4 Jones, Machla4 port, paios, sullivan;
| Nsndaa, boston; John W Ben. Westasy lot Ron.
dour Pavilion, Gloucester; MslanzAs, Providence;
| Daey, Nev London Tor Philnde phla. OceuiA,
Maitland, b, Paragon, Dighton, uir4fie, kachas;
| Trace Wind, B.ddeiOru, Angler, NHTeham; Pearl.
b,dde ord Mary h Banks, Providence; > L stevens,
Bristol X !; Nelsen Harvey, Baton Tor A bany; La
marine BYs.O ID NiLetts stoningion ior Ron
dout; Cnerub, Portland, Sic; Laura Frances, Fall
hAl kveE High ander, Providence for EizAbeth
| port; w Hsls, Providence Tor fhI1delphia. Cane.
| ma. Providence; John & Flank. ssblry port ior
Albany; bleu-Voi, Albany Tor PTUvi1cuue: Mary
| Anna, Ueorgetosn for Cshasset NnEows, henaus-
kess, hes Bedford !or Enz.betnp0tG j tuner,
ioltand, Me; Olivia Buxton, kocEl-nd; ii1iriet,
koctlsud + > Parker, Can bridge, SIC; koDl Poster,
tnvriy ne'o; kiO, Mystic; koaLuke, M.I-haTn Mass;
| campbell Portland. Me. or konaout. Carroll, Ma
euiss; h IL Anscog, NesporG Champion, Ware.
| hum. Fred eheeIer, TO tisud NJ. BlIliant, hes
| bedford Tor kiizsbstbpprt; W Dutto, fIovldeuce
| Emphe, faWtuokel; nsrriet Neal Lulec; Willow,
| LuLec; james d Lucy, fIoviaence; AIluA Boston
| los Albany; Mara Loulsa, sIoniEston.
sLooP-Blseks.one, Providence; Y. Brown, DO.
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A "CIsnner" on IA .Bu,t -

curious case WAS recently brought bsfors ,hs
Taunton, England, magistrates.
William Stevens, cleaner Of railway engines wa.
charged With wtlfully causing damage 10 a railway
eagins to tie extent Of more than Zoo; and a.
priSl lHe's are 'hsse Toe Guard and T4un.on
Railway 10 in course " constructor, and Ia 40 a.
completed that engines can run over the raj g. Tia
duty OF defendant was 10 clean an eng n. called ,bs
Busy Bee every evening AFTER the work OF ,ue d. =.
aud q. h.f-pas' three on tho following morning 10
Hight The IRE, 80 that steam could be got up by 3
O'Clock. and The lAOors Of another day com msncad
u - ssssssa ~ h y ssdS.s si,l IL usshias.
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Ierse CITY.

COLLISION ON THE N. Y. AND ERIE RAIL
wAT-Gkoss CARELEssSEss.-Ysster morning,
shortly after o'clock. freight train the New
York and Erie Railway ran into freight train OF the
Northern road Of New Jersey, At the eroesing Of the
two tracks. the old slaughter house In Berger, ~
10 alleged Though the ioss cArelessnsss Of the eng
train la answer 70 the display OF = red signal light,
the other train being entitled 70 the right Of way.
BY which the engine Of rue Northern road nearly
demolished aud the freight cars Of both teams were
Fsrtunssly. NO ee..op "a. ipUres The ssstn.s,
and fireman Of tLo Northern load saved their Lives
BY jumping of into ditch. The collision was 80
great that platform car forced on top Of alter
tank. caus the tank TO fall over the top Of the
house OF the locomotive from under which the engi
nteT and fireman lad Just escaped Tho engineer Of
the Eile train explains the mat by stating that be
mistoof the red sig nal light At the Junction OF the
two roads Tor the Il. h a. the entrance ~ tie tunnel
EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN HoBoKES-A
woNAS fouSp In TUE woops WITH THE Property.
some time during Tuesdsy nigh. the residence Of
Nj Henri wsllaet, No l+o Hudson street Hobo
Ken. Wa entered BY burglars and robbed Of house
hold goods valued At ever s4Oo whes Mr.. Wsllaek
sot up the morning be discovered that the house
hal been thoroughly ransaeked, aud that ne Lur-
glars, with cool ed Ontegy, had paItakCu Of suup
tuous repast At his which they uAahed donn
wlth four bottles VI ehoiee clare sine About DAP
litht ys.,e.d.y moIn,nz, NJ, Leleht, keeper OF .
| nGckensaek plank toAd, discovered woman in the
edge OF the sOods, app4 enty ensssed IN citing
sonnet hing by covering IL up with caves suspecting
that All ~ not right she dispatched me,Irn.er 10
the police sts hen Ocer plocee to tue spot
aud found tue stolen y. opsIt, hich- Iogetnsr
the woman, hs CONVEY Ell to lhe police s.sIiou. Inc
| prisoner gave the n.Ine CT May Clifford, Of Ne =
Haven. and saia IhA had leen lelt watch the
goods BY man unIii lie ,hou.d 10 urn 10. them.
A VIGILANCE CoMMITrEE.-Ths citizens Of
Bergen Hill have in contemplation the organization
OF vigilance committee ia consequence Of the fire.
guent burglarieS felonous assaults and attempt. q,
| highway robbery.
The DUMPING or n. \. GARBAGE IN JKR-
SKY CirY.--At III, meeting Of the jersey City Com.
mon Council on Tuesday night, petition was re-
eeived from Drs. Theo. =. Norris Joseph Feeny and
epheu Hasbrouck. city ply .Iing the BoaId
| TO Iaks immediate setIon in leisIsucs ~ certain
parties OF coIpOIRtons, -ho are King Jersey City
the dumplns sIound Tor all the ga bAgs sul uecAy.d
| veEetabs matter adhered ny Tue city OF Nss
York lhe pei,lon 49, rsIe4Tsd to the Loard vi
| Heath wIth power.
APPoISTMKSr or A CRY TREASURER
, Mr.. EdNasdf T. Houns has Teen s.pylu.ed Ui.y
Treasurer ot jersey CIV, 10 H. the VACANCY coca
sioned b. tie dsaIh 81 M. Peter u. NToom
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iptoyic.tion las alleged By the .proprjstorL While
fused stating ths. he I'D enough latter then vent
into his back room 70 get rid Of him, Mrs. Brscbt-
man then came out, vhen Cofby drew pistol on her
man named Herman BolsDd seeing this vent 70
seize the pistol and Coiby struck him With u
Boland and Brechtnsn then dubbed Cor bv % severe
~ that be bad TO be taken 70 the New York Bop.
tai and vas wins In very canse condition A. las.
sccounu. BTecbtman .nd 10 and vere arrested. sno
the story Of drawing The pistol aud the intorcauon
Of the officer vas told BY Them In their defence.
Th.jt oJd Uor@ and Hd0or.-JohD Fuller vss
srIesed yesterday on . cbsge Of having s''eb .
hor.e and wagon horD the stab.o 81 NJ. koomon
ssyleL 80 W. 9Th sueet on the nish' Of tie ls'n
Instant
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~ or attempt 10 move The train, the driver laying
on The Gre and Cling the boiler with . sufficient
quantity Of water. The cleaner, however, took
singular freak into his head, and determined to
have . midnighs ride II possible. Accordingly
about midnight on the day named In the warn ant,
be Il, The Ere Of the engine, got up the steam, and
started the engine, he being the only passenger.
Up and down the line be tore for two mortal hours,
and no, sIsctly knowing how 70 compress
the cam, II few OF In eli directions, Shrek
ing iesrfully, and alarming the inbsbit-
ants living near TIE line Of railway. The watch
man on One Of tue tridses was sorely sfrightsd
., seeing engine driving mad along, lack
wards and forwards, with Q solitary white face
upon IT, aud ho csmc to the conclusion IN he
darkness u the night that other ghost or the
EvI OIe hin self iad obiaincI tho mastery over
the iron. Ia ono Of bis excursions he VAS atoui
TO en,er tue n. ain line OF tie Briso and Exeter
Railway, but be fortunately heard the noise u TIE
spprosch Of q night mai ron ndOr. A N q ate
or swo later and the consequences would have besn
iesrful 10 contemplate and tie p obaJls loss OF
lie more horrifying still. A. leLstb, tired Of his
rice, he took the Busy Bee back To the station, AMI
lay down by the SIDE " II " swsit the arrival Of
TIE driver. A. hal.-pasi four the driver s1prosch-
ed the scene, but when about 100 gar de from II the
sngins blew up with fearful explosion, the clean or
having neglected to put more water into the boiler.
The most remarkable part o. the story remains 10
he toll. Tbs cleaner, slough close TO tile ongins
was upi9lured, owing 10 being down. lie cer-
iainly wss shtene the driver asserting that wh en-
he came Up 10 him bis hair stood on end "liks
dnllli uron the frctful porcupine" For this
foolish freak Of his he was ssnte1ced 10 = Lnonths
imprisonment wish hard !ltor.
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PRIcE REDUCED TO 81 PER BOX,
a TIE hkkAI kNAIIsH

REMEDY FOR GOUf AND RdECMATIsx
All surere from the above com plants either o
recent Or Ions standing, are sdyised TO BLAIR's
on a. the most safe aud effectlR remedy ever on
ed to the public, and have been universally used 10
Europe Tor many years with the greatest rucce.s
fIepaied IN Engl land by PROCT HAksANr. ma
s9ld by WELLS 4 co, No. us Franklin A. New
FORK and most other medicine ven ters.
Her haesv's Commissioner have ap,horiyaa
the name and address Of THOMAS PROF n
eminent stamp All led TO each boz OF The eennin.
medicine. tSuH'
IsE HYArTs SWISS LINfMENT, FOa
bruises burnA sprains, ssellinsL ache or pala.
ecertalhty. Depot go Grand u, =. y 436
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PILES, PILES, FISTULAs-DHCHETT'9
Csebss,ed spaaish Specific Tor the piles, that
nts euled Thousands Of We. known cit.Eens and
sho eetthca Is voucb Tor the same can be obtain
floor, Y. ~
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
II AGENCY-MEssRs AuNN 4 co, pubIilher,
OF the Scientific American" continue 10 act as Al
torneys Tor securing Paeuts Tor mes Inysations To
thi. and all iOreIgn counties,
Messrs MUM 4 co, have had seventeen YEAR,
experience In soliciting pAients and have scted AZ
Attorneys for more than 2lOuy INVENTOR
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and o,hsr
important Information to inventor. furnished Tree,
Oh Application.
Mum SEQ,
81 Park Ro., New York, or cor. Of and 7th .t.,
Mnahlnpl on. ID. q. ~ ~
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MEDICINES.
ITO b. Cont.rusd.)

| DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD Chen
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| DR. EDWARD NJ. BROWNE, GRADUATE
- Of the Pennsylyania Collese Of A,djcipe can h.
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CONSUMPTION,
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MIS- n. u BRowN-haisme II have got eniirei,
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~. aer harvest in this way ;ock eizzine1 In
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no. hear ithout they would haoo az the TOP Of tbe,
voice.. vent 70 Philadelphia, Put my.elf under III.
fhe OF eele1rated aut-G Ae bored At my sgis sitL
lnsttumsnts and run othen up my nostrils for ~.
stett ana enesd b. cheating ne out " teventy-dv,
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h h o. n, apa have recovered my bearing, Which
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Sound LoGIo-Ihe sunken machinery Of lie eys.
WIS precursor Of every disease. No.hlns can prs.
r, me eyes non sinslng nor III up sunken eys.
Bond st. Va "a
PILES, PILES, FISTULAS-DTCHETT'3
Csebra,ed spaaish Specific Tor the piles that
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