The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-09-03

VT, for improvement in cartridge retrac.
tor for brecch loading fire arms
Stephen +. Thayer of Manchester, VI,
for improved remedy for SPAWN in horses.
James Whitney of Bristol, VT, for i'm
proved washing and wringing machine
Latte. Arrivals at the Bread Loaf
(Concimlei. Ezra Brainerd, Andover ;
Mrs. ID. ID. Hough, Master Sheldon l..
l1ough, La Sale Ind. ; Mrs. WIN. Slade,
Clevelandi Miss. Emily Starr, o. S.
Dickinson, Middlebury; VIM. s. Smith,
A. Cooney, VIM. f. Pitcher, David
Close &c Lady, Dea. A. penfcld, New
York II. Spencer, Mrs Spencer, Crown
Points Mrs. VIM. Miller & child, Fair
haven; Miss. Hooker Boston; B. s.
Nichols, Mrs. Nichols & child, Charlie p.
Nichols, Mary II Nichols. J. Hervey
Nichols, Burlington; Sarah De Chene,
Grown Point Charles Orchard e Wife,
y. j. Sears, J. f. Brainard, Boston; Miss
Lamb, Miss Dimmirk, Granville; Oar
win Rider e Wife, Mrs. H. A. Benedick,
Mdllebury Mrs A. +. Ellsworth,
Whiting; Mrs. j. w. Casack, Troy /;
Benjamin T. Smith & children & servant,
Brooklyn; Hon. O,myn Baker, Miss Liz
kie Baker, Northampton, Mass Hon.
y. w. Stewart, Philip Battel E,q. Mid
dleburv: Jas. Waugh, WIN. w. Waugh,
j. Il. Wilcox, Mr.. Wilcox, Mss Ida
Wilcox. Miss Clara Wilcox d nurse,
Master Danjcan, Mrs. J. L. Papin, Mrs.
Tracy, Miss Mary Tracy, Miss Bella
Tracy, Miss Eliza Tracy, Mr.. Theodore
Tracy. Master Augustus papin, Master
II. f. Waugh, st. Louis; J. ID. Need
ham & Wife, Newark, n. J. ; Judge
Tildcn & Wife, Miss Mary L Tilden,
Midd'ebury Miss Mamie w. Webster,
Milwaukee; A. S Eaton e Wife Maple
Grove, Wis. J. Il. Nash & Wife, II. s
Langdon. Miss +. J. Langdon, X S.
Langdon & Wife, f. A. Dowd e Wife,
b NJ. Cowcs e Wife, New Haven
Henry Ashley & Wife, potsdnm; Mrs.
DR.. Bryan, Granville. Ohio; Miss Rosa
Ross, East MIidllcburyi w. f. S ORGY,
Chicago; A. Whitcomb, Stockhridge
YIN. ). Goodrich, New York.
AT Il late meeting of the Irasburg,
Vt, Farmers Club, the following state
mont was made Ivy Mr. S X Locke of
lraSbure, who keeps $50 sheep % head
of cattle and three or four horses.
Somo of the hay was put in so green
that un'ler ordinary circumstances it would
have been nearly spoiled by heating: but
he applied from two to four quarts of
salt, and an equal quantity of Stacked
lime TO each ton of hay. and the hay was
found unirjured and in good condition.
and all the stock did well, an the horses
especially gained flesh The hay in the
pitching place, where pressed hard came
out ununiured. Salt AMI lime do no good
where the hay Is dry, as moisture is re.
qnircd 10 change them and give them
preserving power, lie thinks they are
healthy.
The Vermont commissioner TO the
FIR nch expos ton. during his sQiurn in
England, very kindly investigated the
prObthlr chances oi any American Iam-
lies getting those rich En.lsa estates that
we occasionally b ar about, AMI his re-
port is the reverse Of encouraging lie
says with reference TO the claim of the
Wilson's, that, rom inquiries made in the
right quarters, he is satisfied there is not
the least chance for any Wilson in Amer
ca TO get Il dollar or an acre of land from
the property of the Robert Wilson, cal
OF Warwick, whose descendants they as.
sumo to be. Nor does he think the .Jen.
n'ngs or the browns likely to prove a whit
more lucky than the Wilson's. Indeed,
he gives it as his belief that "cvcry one
who has paid dollar for scrip, or the
investigation of these claims had better
charge it Immediately TO profit and loss
and make 10 more investment in these
worthless schemes"