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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-09-01

Shaw. oi s'
2,15 Sermon. Holding forth the
Light" by Rev. Mr.. Little of Pennsyl-
vania. After Sermon the following res
olution was read and adopted. Resolved
that the present committee (named in
the TINES Aug. 49, bea committee to call
another convention at their discretion"
Benedction pronounced by Rev, Charles
Hubbard and the convention adjourned.
Thus closed Meeting which we believe
was blessed with the Holy Spirits pres
ence. Space forbids mentioning those
who took part in the debates. Only those
who were there can know the strength
that was acquired by the interchange of
christian shought and plan. When
Baptist, Congregationalist and Methodist
mlngle together in prayer and remark
and in their earnestness seemed to forget
there was such thing as sect, while
the hearty "Amen" that occasionally
went up from Methodist brother, was felt
by ALL A great deal was said during the
meetings about Lay Preaching. Broth
er Boynton gave us some excellent hints
in regard to this work. Young men
have rightly come to the conclusion that
it is their duty to perform it.
! Now then! Old men as well as yt ung
"Let as stand fast in our duty that when
we come together again, we can all re-
port that the seed sown at this time, fell
into good ground and brought forth fruit
abundantly.
III. II. SHAW, Pres.
WILLIAM S. LEE, Sec. u 00- 'on'i0"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-09-01
AFTERNOON.

1870 Social meeting. -Topic-"Who is
on the Lords side y and why?
2. Verbal reports of Churches and
Associations with singing and prayer.
A good delegation was present. The
general tenor Of the reports seemed favor
able and although but few special revi-
walls could be mentioned yet the people
and particularly the young, seemed to be
awaking to the idea that they have
something to do for the Master. We
look for good results.
2,45 Question-What are the most
serious hindrances in the individual
Christians heart and life for the saliva
ton of sinners? Opened by Prof. j. S.
Chapman of Chester who said the want
of true consecrated love was the great
hindrance and set forth the manner in
which christians might work with great
err vivacity.
4. Sermon. "The hope of glory" by
Rev. L. B. Hubbard of Grafton.
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7. Promise Meetingled by c. G. Boyn-
ton, Springfield.
7,30 Sermon. "The law of Prayers" by
Rev. l.. II. Cobb, Springfield.
THURSDAY A. NJ.
8. Prayer Meeting led by Rev. Cush-
man of Weston.
$50 Question-Should we attempt to
carry the gospel to those remote from
churches, and how can it best be done ?
Opened by Rev. ?. Bates, Ludlow.
1920 Question-How can the person
al and social study of Gods Word be
made more general and effective Opened
by Rev. A. J. Walker, Andover.
II. Question-Lay Preaching. Is it
desirable, who shall engage in it, and
how? Opened by c. c. Boynton.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
THE LATE JEW AND GENTLE MARRIAGE.

iron the Cincinnati Commercial, August III
We nave, from party Intimately acquainted with
the peOpls concerned IN the recent sensational clam
destiue MARRIAGE referred TO Yesterday, some addi-
tIOnai paIuculars OF Interest Mss .ophie Pike,
the ne ol the aiar, Ony sixteen years oil age
Is daughter OF Mrs. Barrow BenrlmO, twice
widowed, py that lady's first husband, kir. Phil
Pihe, eluer brother Of $. n. Ike. MIR. BenrlmO,
VINO was noted as one of the nandsomest men Ia
New York. was the tobacco bu-lness. he died
quite unexpectedly. Thc widow was lett with the
band and that OF her second husband in all ABOUT
han million. Not long since she lost her eldest
chii, young lady IN society Ia Miss PlNel and upon
ner second daughter Miss Sophie Pike she was
bestowiug all the care aud attention that lond and
loving muther could be eXpec ed 10 display. she
hau recently furnished q nne mansion IN New York,
with a view To bringing her IavUrlte daughter
s'ouu She had found II necessary to several times
warn her daughter tna she must cut short ner
ciati0n win young France (-On OF the lottery bacKer
William france, formerly vi tins cits), VINO was
auout twenty-one years Of age, and ALREADY, as 1t
turns oll, the young Iadys accepted lover. The
lovers were at Long Branch, with their parens,
when ihey went and did ~. Mrs. Benrmo, hav
Ing caught sol he promenading In frances co n-
pany, mad again warned her that Sue must have
the occurrence Mrs Bcnrlmo went out Or ner Isual
drive Miss Sophie begged s. be excused rom ac.
companying her. renlalKlng that she did not ieei
like driving. Ter mother excused her, with the
partIuu aduionItion that she must not sleaK to
France. The artlul Miss remarked IN an apparently
very innocent manner, "Why, ma, there's DO need
to speak % that; for I'm nothing but child. ,0u
know, and ne's q mere boy" When MIS-. benrim0
returned from her drive sne was annoyeI sr am
prone iadlng the hotel plaza her arm III his
and her head very close 70 ms shoulder. uni,e
moruBcd and angry, she stepped hastily
up. iaM her hand on her daughters shoulder WIN
''Lo IN sophie; tod you never 10 speak 10 hun
again." he response came from france, "Fu
thank YOU 10 lei NV VIE alone, madam" ~ was
bot OF cnan lightning TO MIS- B1niimo. She
tainted dead away and remained unconscious our
Ing several hours.
In her absence the young couple had slipped OH TO
the vllaee aud procured the service, Oh some IN u.
lsler who had no ODJect,op 10 max M one" oi Jew
ana Gentle IN the service o his Master wlthout
asking too many questions. On the day ioiowlhg
the young coup!e left for the White Mountains. Inc
prlde VIII come intO possession Of S13, 900 when s9e
reaches her twenty-hist birIhday.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

riabcisc0 have just completed probably the most
sSupeio SCI oi carvers. NC, yet turned out IN any
cai,o Ma manulactoly. The set, which comprises
tweive pieces, Is intended as u glit 10 President
sh a"s ana was made IN anticipation oi his visit to
s., s'v .ac,hc. coast There IL a beef Sheer nam,
.Ikey game ana brc u carvegs. three FORKS, 81 eel,
Ea"n nciuer, champagne cutter and COZ kscrew.
he,n p,e.e y made Of the nnest steel, the handles
H.mS10 W ivory with e,lver lerrdles. ON each OF the
tne pras,Sai iie-iike carved medallion portrait OF
the 1n on the errules are the coat Oi arms Of
monooran '.a'es on one side, and lne reverse
,,'u, caa % Ill" Tue set is iaii IN n most beau.
sh aI .a'u, n%sue % Oh California laurel ana REDWOOD,
n, no ,nches is,.my pohshed. Lne case is twenty
nne s aicnes W m long and eighteen inches vie On the
sus. n,n ~ !, ,eu WIN heavy blue silk anu brown
veNe' uiounu ,ne Ovr lers On the inside OF the iop
cover IL silver plate inscr,uei .prrsen,a 'vo ~
President U. S. 0ranLu 'S'"A'S" w
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
COURT Cs,rsyA9S-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT Held by Judge sutherland
Calendar cal ed at twelve o'G)ck.-Call No. 27.
MArLSE IOuRr-TRIAL rBRM-Part 3-Held bv
Juuge Quits. Nos. 1886, 1893, 10 t. 1923, 1905
7,Uy7 61Ss GEL, 6,2-7, OLA e.2S6, 6,Za7, $3.50
a t.2
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
THE COURT s.
UNITED STATES cuMnssIoSssy coysr.
Nor.~aaceilaIiO0 81 Stn m ps.
Before Commissioners Shields

81 beioTc COmUiStiOner culcsuS
|rzne Cnited S.G es rs. John Fesch. defend
IL was charged with not canceling stamps on
y PITY lager beer barrels. He was he.d IN the sum
~ 500 bal lor examination.
iieaed Utssrsbce of u Forged 10000 Gov.
trument EOuG.
Nh United States ps. WGIidm A Burfss.-The de-
1hdant who Is President ol the Empire City FIRE
'isurance Company. has been arrested and neld 10
)sl In The sum OF sl0O0l--which bail has been
sv-n-on u charge OF having ultereo, lofgeu aiu
punlerfei;ed $1,000 governments ponu. ~ Is uu.
ei stOud that the examination IS set down lOr
1edDesday but some or tie officials Ol tue govern
1ent nave he u heard 10 say tnat no eXainination
i'll lslae place.
sumrsc of smuggling Diamonds.
The Unned Sta,es u.s. b Bdn-The defendants.
lugust and Henry Ilatt who had been arrested on
charge OF smuggling Quantity Of diamonds from
Europe, worth rom aoOut S., 900 70 $4,000. were
Ie,u tvr examination peiore Commissioner DaVen-
lOrt, Oh Wednesday neAt an0 .omnLtted Ia ueiauII
u Slv, o0J Dali each.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
CORPORATION NOTICES.

DEPARTMEET OF DOCKS, NOS. 34j AND 3t3 BROAD
- way, New YORK, Juy Ia, 1871.
NoTIoK.-f to the provisions Of subdivision g. Of
section of cnapter 574 Laws l7 tue Board OF Com
governing the Department OF Docks hereby gives
notice the Improvement OF the front
of the Nv of New Yors determined upon py said Board
were on the 27th day OF Apr 1871. duly adopted by the
OF the sinking Fund to the
Board this Department with cerancte OF such
adoption thereon In conformity with the That
said plans certificate filed In the Office OF this Boar
and as open to public inspection aaly os
and IL O'Clock NJ tnat from after the 9th
day OF Aprl 1871 wharf, pier, bulkhead basin dock
slip or any structure supeTsrucure laid out,
built or rebuilt within tina ter itory
In specified upon such pans In
with. JOHN T. AGNEW,
~ HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON q. HUNT, commissioners
RICHARD N. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD,
j. KA
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT.

y -
In the matter Of the application OF the Mayor Aldermcn
Counonaty OF the cy OF New York, relative to tAe
widening and strengthening OF
BROADWAY,
between Thirty street and titynnth street and also
lhrty-hh and that part betwe fOrsy
second and Foryseventh street. Of greater with
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
puErm AYBEy KBLIEP PUND.

Alexander Ostranncr of s, Park row mas received
the follow,nI CONTRIBUTIONS In aid OF the sufferers
from me yellow fever plague at Buenos Ayres. 8. A.,
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We under sspei Commissioners of Estimate and AZ.
the 9wne or or Of ~
FrstTna. we have completed our estimate and assess.
in these roceedinss or In any OF the lanes ahec ed
%s, to .af dS .s $
Chairman, the Office OF the Commissioners 81 Nassau
tenbcr is7 and that We the said wl hear
.aa 18th Gay ISL AMI or that purpose viii Be-
In attendance s our said Office each OF said ten days. al
the abs,rac, the said e,,nnt. and assess
mates and other which We're used By us n making
have been deposlei In the odice the DEPART
main Sa tue gh Gay "f s~penper ISL "''0 20
sad are as oow 70 Ali nose lots pieces parcel. Of
%s o H.. ;. s nna nss or s $ ss
NJ named streets and avenues, that 10 to say
and
es'ery teri aDns the centre line OF
alone centre ne Of Madison line OF
to hs us
the na g
westerly he centre line Foe nth street to the
ne Of fourth asenac The cenis Tas Of OF SS xssoe
'fs souse
.9s the s a1s sa as ss
"Sns 20 e esnrs e of sixth to hs
line Of Fourteenth line Of seventh
The y nes ne
Eighth avenue, norincry along the centre hne Of
hsA,h avenue to the centre line OF Twenty ghh street,
to the line OF Ninth avenue, northery along the
street thence along Y tue me csos e line e Of ssss
stree. to the centre line OF lsh,h and b
cry aong c centre line oi Lshtn 10 the point
FourihThat our report herein WIN be presented to tho
Supreme Court of the State Of YORK, sp term
thereof to bs he'd before ,ee osoraele Abs oardozo.
Of New YORK; upon further notice of twenty days to DO
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
{ ARGFNNp POSITIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.

l
HENRY ZINN Auc,ioneer sells ths day comm en- nc,ns at
lOL o'clock, four story residence 4 West Twenty sixth
see the complete Furniture IN lots to suit purchasers,
" Brilliant toned "a octave rosewood Panoforte cost
s7O rlch srior SUITS In sa IN and sk reps; Mirrors Brus
sis rsruet, Paintings Lace Curtains
Tables Hc Also Dinns Room and Bedroom Furniture
am and double Bedseads; Suits TO match Spring, Hair
sn1 re aer Beds, Pillows Feeding, Lonnges, Warirobcs
1c sc Ato Kiontn end Basement Furniture, Clocks
a Cutlery ia en,iou Taole, Chars, China, ali sod
ina ,f us.Tut Household Furniture.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

= - : - :
TOHN WARREN, AUCTlONEER. Is NEW CHAMBERS
y street. auction toay, at SP M the valuable Lot
lSs East Morssna, situated between fnton and Concord
avenues, on Concor1 avenue Sale positive
9 HERMAN, .-MARSHALS SALE OF
=. first class Sample Room, this Tuesday, August
e. at lt O'clock at No. 10 Bower lot OF tine Ines and
Whistles casks Brandle-, Gin Port snd Sherry Wines
C'sret Rhiue Wines; silver plated showcases
Indian Figure, Cigars, Leaf and Smosng Tobacco,
Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Furniture, Fixtures &C.
MYER ELsAS City Marsh
CHERlFFS sALE--R. FIELD, AUCTONEER, WILL
- self day. II o'coc Mt 36 Seventh
of street. the Contents of Grocery
Store, Fixtures. &C. . -
by order OF MAT. l. BRENNAN sherin.
B. GALLIaAN. Deputy.
THOMAS KkYwoRrH, AUCTIoNEER,
i VIA sell this day at o'clock Rt Sv8 EIGHTH avenue
mortgage sale Household Furniture and Store fxturcs
consisting Sofas Lounges Chairs Tables Countes
cases, Ocoth Ace &C. Sale positive; dealers invited BY
order OF James Btitt, Attorney Tor ortgagee.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI-
DEroT QUAnrERMAsrrr's orrrcvJ
JrtrEesoNv1LLr, Ind, August 10, 1871.
VIII be sold at public auc on at the depot at Jefferson
vile Ind commencing Tuesday, September H. 1871 at
A. NJ. under the direction OF Captain j. r. Rod
GERS ~ X, Une States Army large quantity OF new
Equtpase, cousi-ting in part OF
10, 90 Uniform Coats
lt,,0VU pars Trousers, foot;
b2 900 pairs 1rous rs naountedi
$500 pairs Drawers
1891 SHIRTS, nanuel;
$500 Shirts, gray
46uO Gres, Goats, mounted;
12i,000 Great Coats, foot;
6i,VNn Blankets wool;
$4,000 Sack Coats, lined;
47,uU Sack Goats unlined.
1900 pais Boots and boutees
2l,tUU pairs Stockiugy
and various other articles.
The of viii b. stated In the catalogues which
can be obtained mt thi. olice.
BY order OF the Quartermastcr General
HI HOyT,
Captain and Depot Quarermaster.
| ARdE SALE q soutsssE HssE CLOTHING AND
DEPUTY QuAnrrRa.erss GENERALS orr,orl
PHILADELPHIA Pa, August 10, tS7I /
WIN be sold at nuhlc auction, at schuylk ArsenA Phil
'0''HTU2 HTU2sblS ssa"s sep's%tsr = ls 10 O'CLOCK AM
under ection CAPTAIN V. y. Van Antwerp, e.
tned states Army arse quantity Of new bic
I1,Uu0 Great Coats,
9,No pars Drawers,
ss,oSo Wool blankets.
1.tU0 p.is Trousers,
800 QuV pairs Stockings,
bhv0 pairs Roots and snoes,
SO;57 iaversacNs
800 900 yards gray sbrtlng Flannel
and various other scs The terms or sale WIN be stated
IA the caslores VIII be Obtained this occ or nj
the schuykiIl Arsenal, rnlaielrba. Pa.
BY order of the Qusr'erm"',er tW Hsneta
Deputy ouartermaser General United States Army
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
SupsaIoi CJu,r-;'sC.sl TERN.
Decisions.

Occasions.
BY Judge Spencer.
Eflel ps. Steine et ai.-Order o, discOntInuance
granted.
Boyoord rs. Faie,.-Ordor TO file security for
costs.
C,ates rs. metropolitan Gas Conpann-Order
granted
carer rs. ROg ers.-Same.
IyulHatee US. DUtltis e. q Same.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
A UCTION sALE-AT lo0 WEST TwENTY-THIRD
n street, THIS (TU SDAYl MORNING,
cOnmrnc a O'clock.

LUKE FITIGt KALD Auc lonc,r vii sell this day,
40u os hy CATALOGUE el costly and plain Household
furniurc z:Panoforte. and Mante Mirrors fine OH
Paintinss, Bronzcs and Bis lue. lace and broclte
Ourtains, raror SUITS, covered In satin .brocate
and silk reps, Marie Antoinete and Duchess
style; Nrttn: Desk Bookcases 200 volumes Books.
Bedrooms consist rosewood and black walnut Suits hed-
steads, tureans, Washstands, lommodes Wardrobes,
Ac. % uair aud Srrns Matresses, inoss, Boters so
linen She IS, iO0 Pillow Sips Turkish Easv Chairs,
Eta ,ces, Centre and side Fables French Dinner and
lea SITS. 25O piece; solid Silver and Plated Ware. Ex-
Table, Buffet Chairs, basement and Kitchen
Furniture lots to SUIT purchasers N. B.-Largest and
richest sale this Goos packed and shipped for
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
U,OR THE MILLION.

FoH THE MILLION
THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
CONTAINS ALL THk NEWS,
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
NAIL AND TELEGRAPHIC,
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL,
FASHIONABLE AND PERSONAL
GENIAL AND GOssIPY,
MERCANTILE AND MARKETABLE,
REAL ESTATE PRIVATE AND AUCTION SALES
MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY AND VICINITY.
LATEST REPORTS OF IMPROVEMENTS IN PARKS,
DOCKS, STREETS AND PUBLIC WORKS.
INDEPENDENT AND FEARLESS
GRAVE AND GAY.
THE DAILY HISTORY
OF
NEW YORK LIFE.
Tue
PAPER OF THE MILLION.
THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-24
Mildlebury, w., Jan. IS, 1871.
Addison County,


The collector of Ferrsburgh takes
taxes at Norgennes, on Saturday, the
2Sth instant
Amos b. Gage, formerly of Vergen-
mes, died at Nokomis H., Nov. II, 1870
aged 40 years.
There is an unusual amount Of sick
ness in Leicester, in the form Of typhoid,
and scarlet fever, colds &c
Rev. DR.. Hodge of Johnson has as.
sumed pastoral charge Of the Baptist
church and Society in Vcrgennes
The Addison Railroad continues to
be pushed along in spite of cold weather.
They are grading and building culverts
and collecting ties &c., through Whiting.
-Sleighing in addison County is of
Il doubtful character. Many sleighs and
sleds have appeared but few if any have
the audacity to jingle the sleigh bells
when there is so little snow.
DoSAToN.-There will be au old fash
Toned donation visit for the benefit of
Rev. A. j. Ingalls,, at the hotel of Hiram
Tyler, in Weybridgc, ON the evening of
February I'd. All are cordially invited.
II, NJ. Tobin's Writing School, at
Cornwall has closed The class made
fine improvement, as their specimens will
show. Best penman, Norman Frost !;
Most improvement, Mary Peacock.
DONATION IN BRIDpoRT-There will be
an oyster supper at the town hall in
Bridport on Wednesday evening January
18th for the benefit of Rev S. Gardner.
Tickets 81 80 per couple. A general in
yitation is extended to all.
The Vergennes people hope and now
expect to secure the removal of the
Brooksville axe factory to that city. Some
liberal offers have been made by the
citizens Of Vergennes and it is thought
the proposals Of the respective parties
will soon meet in terms Of agreement.
Rev. A. +. Bailey of Middlebury
delivered his Lecture Poem before the
Salisbury Good Templars and Young
Mems Christian Association on Thursday
evening to good audience. 1t was well
received,-Col. N. G. Axtell delivered q
Temperance address at the same place O.
Friday evening.
by reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that the old Saw.
yer farm in Leicester is to be sold Al
auction on the LIST day of March next
This farm has the reputation of being tn,
best in town. At the same time mucl
other property will be sold, including
stock, agricultural implements, wagons
harnesses, hay &c.
No. FERRIsBURGn CHEESE Factor,
AssocIATIoN.-This association has don,
a good business during the year. TIL,
number of COWS has varied in numbe
form 300 to 537 number of pounds o
, milk reed and manufactured 100000
5 amount of cheese made 10000 pounds
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-24
CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

addison
In Probate Court held at Middebury, within
and for said District, on the 18th day Of January
A. u. ISL: Marvin North, Administrator. with
the will annexed, of the estate Of
JASPER BARNTM
late OF Shoreham, in said District, deceased pre-
scnts hi administration account for allowance and
ask-l for a decree of said estate 1t isItherefore
ordcred that said account be referred to session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office. in Mid.
dlebury, ON the 9Th day of February next
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for examination
and allowance; and it is further ordered that
notice hereof be given to all persons interested
by publication three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Rcgister,a newspaper printed at Mid
dieoury' IN said district, previous to said time
that all persons interested in said estate NAV ap.
pear at said place and time and show cause if any
they may have why said account should not be
allowed and -aid decree made
VI SAMUEL f. COOKE, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-24
DAV I'D 4. BOYCE,
VIM. X. REMELE, Comr's.
IRA W. CLARK. \
STATE OF vERMONT-District of

n addison, 81.
In Probate Court held at Mddlebury, within
and for said district, on the l4th day of January
A. D. 1871. Rufus Wainwright, Administrator OF
the estate of PARMA FITCH,
late of Mddlebury in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for allowance.
1t is therefore ordered that said account be referr
ed to session thereof, to be held at the Probate
Office in Middlebury,l on Monday, the I'd day Of
for examination and allowance and il is further or
dered that notice hereof be given to all persons in
terested,by publication three weeks successfully in
the Middlebury Register, newspaper printed at
said Middlebury, previous to the time appointed
for said hearing, that they may appear at said
session OF this Court and show cause, if any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed and decree made of said estate.
-; SAMUEL Z. COOKE, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-24
J. Perham's
REVOLVING EXTENSION STOVE
PIPE SHELVES.

fiIr OF TsbN TbN,
made after beautiful design, to revolve and ex-
tend in any direction, fitted to stove-pipe Of all
sizes in common use, provided with box-holes for
the Insertion Of short wooden sticks when an OK
ira enlargement Of the shelf is desired for drying
fruit or clothing. While the shelf is needed for
a great variety Of purposes, housekeepers find it
especially valuable for rising bread, keeping vic
tuals warm, warming plates in winter, drying
fruit &c, or for placing any article Of stove fur
niture on.
G. A u Il o n
On account Of the great demand for these
Shelves many attempts have been made to invent
a Shelf that would avoid our patents; and some
patents have been obtained on some new, but
worthless points, that are of no value to the in
ventor, because the Shelves infringe upon some Of
our numerous patent claims. We therefore warn
the public against dealing in Shelves that in
fringe upon our patents, as we shall surely pro-
tect our rights to the extent Of the law.
These Shelves are for sale at my hotel in East
Vt. Town Rights for sale by
r. d. FARR, Agent for Addison Co.
Also one new buggy for sale by r. D. FARR.
East Middlebury, Aug. 5, 1870, cost
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-24
Spffi.al Aotirrs.
USE RESNE'S PAIN KILLING
III AGIC OH.
:" Il Works Like a { harm


1t is sold by all dealers in drugs ani medicines
READER
Rennc's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures lIcadache
Rennc's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Rcnnc'- Pan-killng Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Rennc's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbusl
Rennc's .Pan-Killing Magic Oil cures Rhcuna-
tism
Rcnnc's Pain killing Magic Oil cures I.amencss,
Rcnne's pain-kiling Magic Oil cures skin Dis
eases
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
" lame their shoulders are"-of crick in the
back Or. " have got the Sciatica and de-
light in Dragging that " nothing can cure mel
but when we get such awful folks to use X on
mes Pam Killing Nayir On faithfully, we uot only
cure their lameness and charm away their pains
but we actually take all TINT kind of d" brng out
of thcm,' and they frankly own up and say, at
works like charm"
~ Sold by Druggists, Merchants aud Grocers
1t is put up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size" MEDIUM Size" and Large Family Size
bottles.
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manu-
facturer, Pittsfcd Mass. sold by II. A. sheldon
and Case 4 Rider. l9;ycow