The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03


The Plan ofihc Washington Library
Company of Philadelphia. for the cndow
ment of the Riverside Institute for Sob
diers and Sailors Orphans, is one that has
been laid out in strict accordance will, the
term of the charter AS granted for this
purpose by the Legislature of Pepnsyiva-
MIA. This charter Of the Washington
Library Company legalizes the very acts
that its members are now performing for
this noble oujcct. The plan as most of
our readers are aware, consists in selling
stock at & per share, each share or shares
being accompanied by handsome fine
steel plate engraving, worth fifty per cent
more than is actually paid for the stock.
Besides this every share OF stock secures
one present in the great distribution of
presents to shareholders. OF these pres
ents the aggregate valu, il $500, 600, one
of them being worth the enormous sum Of
$50, 600, another $50, 900. another : o.
600 and one worth 5000, and 40
worth 81, 500 each, several worth ~, 000
each, and SO on. This is simply the plan
in brief as adopted AMI presented to the
public. Every shareholder will obtain
some present in the great distribution, be-
sides the beautiful engraving at the time
of purchase, and each one has an equal
chance Of getting small fortune.
SIX -Painters-Preache
-Players-Printers and Politicians-all
suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss
of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and all
diseases which they may cure or pcUent
by the use of Plantation Bittcrs. If those
sufferers took these Bitters, the Poetry
would be purer, The Paintings grander,
the Sermons livelier, the Acting trucr,
the Pri.ting neater, and the Politics hons
ester This splendid tonic invigorates the
system, and enables the brain to work
healthily.
Perhaps no article was ever so well en-
dorsed by all who have used it.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toi.
let article-superior TO Cologne, and at
half the price.
We u 'ge from the immense sales that Mrs.
s. A Aen's.improved (uew dyie) Hair Res
torer or Dressing Gin Que botie) is prefered by
every one. Every Druggist sells it Prize One
| Dollar. 35w5
Incalculable harm is inflicted on great
numbers by the use of purgalives which
contain mercury or mercurial matter
Parsons Purgarive Pills are free from all
such injurious matter, and are the mild
est in their operation Of any known pur-
gativc.
If there is a general remedy for which
the people ought to he thankful, it is
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment 1t is Gu
rious TO notice the enthusiasm with which
some people speak OF it, more particularly
our returned soldiers, to whom it has
been a friend indeed
TIE QUESTION SETTLED Those emf
nent men, DR. James Clark, Physician to
Qu, n N.t'ri'. and DIR. Hughes Bennett
say that consumption can be curld. DIR.
Wisiar knew this when he discovered his
now widely known BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, and experience has proved the
correctness Of his opinion.
! CAUSE ASp EFFEcr-UsRFUL LOGIC.
Cause Pyle's Salcratus.
Effect Light, pleasant, Wholesome
bread. good health, contented housewives,
a happy family, and money saved!-
Nothing like fyle's Saleratus, Always
put up tull weight.
WINTER.-This is the first week OF
Winter. Soon we may expect SHOWS and
chilly weather. BE careful of exposure,
and provide yourselves with Coe's Cou h
Balsan', for Group, Coughs, Colds and
Sore Throat. Il is an excellent remedy.
Capt. II johnson, of Newtury, Vt;
raised on his farm this season, three po'
tatoes, weighing respectively 81 lbs,
q lbs, and . bs. 8 OF.