The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-08

cine gave me temporary relief, and that
following his directions long enough might
possibly effect cure--a result which l
only suggest as a possibility must
protest against the use ofmy name to give
color to misstatements and exsggerations.
will you please give place to these states
ments in your next issue.
CHESTER FEM.
The new Store which Is to be occu-
pied by Mr.. Barker, is completed ,andis
already filling up with goods at rapid
rate. tits finished in the best style and is
will be one of the most attractive stores
In town.
C. c. Chapman & Son will soon be
closed out, If the rush of customers con-
tinues as great as it has been for the
past week. Their store Is crowded
from early morning till late In the
evening, and they are certainly offering
great inducements to buyers with ready
cash, for they are determined TO close
| out as soon as possible
VIsIroRs AT BREAD LOAF INN for the
week ending Saturday June 9Th. Sena|
tor Edmunds, Vermont; G. S.iWain
wright, Middlebury A. A. Atwood, West
Randolph j. Atwood, Randolph ;Orrin
Smith, A. j. Styles, N1iddlebury; Gen,
A. Cushman; " M. Hubbard, G. 5.
Bride, S. Belknap, Rochester; L. NJ.
STYLES, Rutland; N. Hubbard, Waterbury,
Mr. & Mrs. John Steele, Mis- Mary
Steele Mr.. & Mrs Ezra Brainerd, Miss
Alice u. Rockwell, Chas. G. Steele,
Middlebury; c. N, Brainerd, Malone,
N. VI Miss Kate w. Brainerd, St.
Albans.
CAMPBELL GEOLOGICAL AND EQUEs'
TRAN INsTrrurE.-This exhibition will
visit Middlebury, on Friday of this week,
and all lovers of amusement will avail
themselves of the opportunity thus presen'
. ted to take look at the animals and wit.
ness the performances of this renowned
8 combination, The exhibition is said t.
n give entire satisfaction wherever it goes
. A New Jersey paper says of it.;
Among the wild animals are many thai
have never before been exhibited in Mill
t vile, and we are assured that all thu
beasts and birds on exhibition are splen
i" did living specimens of their kind. Thu
= performing Ceylon Elephant is said to b.
C the largest in the country. Within tn
list of performers we recognize many tina
E, are celebrated throughout the length an
o breadth of the land, Among others tn
Ia great Zantretta, acknowledged to be tn
l. best lady performer on the tight rope /
8, the world. Mr.. E. w. Percy, the celt
brated two and four horse rider, Nj
is James Hemmings the running globe pei
4 former, Mr.. VIM. Larue, the dashing an
/. dauntless bare back rider, and Pete Conc
l. lin, the ever popular clown, are with til
,e troupe.
% The DIAMOND DRILL.-On Saturda
~ last, we had the pleasure of witnessing II
. operation of Severances Diamond Drill
- on the ledge of H,F. Hayden Esq Viii
70 we were present, pieces of the rock twel
u ty feet below the surface of the grour
were taken out. These specimens wei
or blue marble, somewhat harder than o
binary white marble. The machine
worked by steam engine of comparativ
ly small power, and the attachments al
~ quite simple in construction. The drill
Il hollow shaft, two inches in
ameter, and the end of it is set with di
monds which cut their way by the rap
revolutions to which they are subjecte
lal Water is forced dawn through the hi
m. low of the shaft and comes out on t
he outside of it,carrying away all the du
u, and keeping the rock wet at the cuttil
nd point. by our time it cut foot in sew
re minutes. The core around which the dr.
ay cuts in its descent, breaks off, and CON
", out with the drill, BY these specime
H, the character of any rock may be judge
ne The machine 10 a a marvel Of ingenuil
se and must be invaluable to miners a
, quarrymen.
le. PERsoNAL-Norman Upper Esq
on East Middlebury has been Justice of
he Peace in the town of Middlebury for M
nd than thirty i've years.
IAN The forge of the Burlington manuf
'ha turing company, at East Middlebu
OF which has been ly .ng idle for few we
my on account OF the high water in LII
'es Champlain preventing the landing of O
at the wharf, has resumed operation W
full force.