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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
WEYBRIDGE.

--Boiss 4 Son are prepared TO attend
to all calls in the wheelwright line.
School meeting IN District No. 8
passed o. with its usual quiet. Ira j.
Twitchell, prudential committee.
The harness shop OF W. @. Cole has
closed the proprietor having gone to
Holyokc, Mass, to establish himself in
business there.
The blacksmith 6rm OF Tyler Il
Drake have dissolve. Mr.. Drake re-
firing. Mr.. Tyler will still continue the
business and SELECTS a share Of patronage.
Prof. Barker and Tanner, assisted
by Mrs. Barker, have been holding their
musical convention as per advertisement.
The condition Of the roads and rumors OF
small pox interfered much with the mum.
bers that would naturally attend upon
such a rare chance for improvement.
But it was certainly success IN the
main. The concert on Friday evening
was better attended, and what the class
lacked in ability 10 please vas doubly
made up by this justly celebrated family
not only in their rendering Of songs and
choruses, but also in their performance Of
Instrumental music. An expression Of
the audience was taken at the close as to
the policy Of repeating this convention
next fall, which showed 4 unanimous
opinion in favor, and an invitation was
accordingly extended to them and &C.
cepted. 1t is the general opinion here
By those that have listened to their teach
ings that it presents rare chance te
those wishing to improve in vocal music.
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WHITING.

MEssRs. EDITORS II was greatly sure
priscd to find an article in recent issu.
of your paper, from Rev. Lyman Smith,
commenting unfavorably upon my notice
of the temperance lecture delivered in
this town By the Rev. Mr.. Hcwes, and
embracing declaration of his principles,
and statement Of his past practices and
present resolutions in relation to labor
and laborers 10 the great cause of moral
reform. My remarks at that time were
general in their character and designed
to. check the spread of that selfish, exclu.
sive spirit, which in various forms, is con.
stsntly cropping out among is, by i'm
pressing the fact that true Christianity
leads to no such result, but on the contra.
ry, tends directly to the promotion Of
harmony and love, and to iraternal unity
in every good work. While l hoped that
the truths which presented in that arti.
Gle would be accepted by many and tend
TO promote much needed reformation, |
did not suppose that any individual among
US would regard il as personal aHront,
and so interpret II as to fancy that he could
see in it the language which Nathan used
in addressing David when he said, "thou
art the man Neither did suppose un.
til | read your correspondence article,
that any one among Us had as good reason
for giving the matter personal applica.
ton, as he seems to have had. did not
know that he had refused to co operate
with the agent of the State Temperance
Society. or any other of the many lectur.
ers whom he has named. l was not pres.
ent when Mr.. Hewes first leciured in
this town, and did not know that be rs.
fused to offer prayer for the success of
the cause of temperance on either, or any
occasion when requested to do SO, because
OF differences in 7, ligious faith or any
other reason, uutil learned it from his
own confessions in your column
trust that your correspondent will sc.
eept Of this explanation, and relieve me
from the charge Of W'ng nnkind person
alitt7 in this matter But | would sug.
gest 10 him, that while private iGdiyidu.
ale can only be held accountable to God
and their owu oonsciences for delinquen-
cies ia the performance OF duty, the man
who sets himself up as teacher Of relig
lou and morally, voluntarily imposes du
ties upon himself which he has no right
to disregard, 8 1 for which he is rsspon
sible TO the community which he psofess
es to tesoh, II is iny earnest wish tina
, your correspondent may in future so full
! oil both bis private aud public trusts
that il myseli, or any one else, shall SCI
, e. to mcrslize in general manner upol
the great deliHqueneies aud sins of tn
5 day, be will not give such articles a per
. sonal application aud fancy himself tb
object Of unkind criticism.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
SHOREHAM.

Vaccination is the order Of the day.
There are few cases of mumps in
town.
There are two cases OF small pox in
the north part Of the town.
DIR. G. W. Howard, of the class Of
~, of Middlebury college, is with US
and ready for work in his line.
On the evening Of the 18th ult. Mr.
and Mrs. N. Barker and Mr.. Tanner, OIL
Lynn, Mass, gave one Of the finest mu
steal concerts which it is the privilege o.
any people to hear. Their selections
were of high order, and all toned with
Christian sentiment. Being composer
of music themselves they impaired 6nt
instruction in music during their brie
stay of five days, and our choirs could bu
say, "welcome to return another season.
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l>OR SALE.
POTATO.
NOR SALE OR TO LET.

l. Mrs. J. b. PoRrEhs residence in Cornwall.
Good House and Barn, sixteen acres Of excellent
land, 6ns young orchard Of grated ffait, dssi-
able location. Fer terms enquire Of the under
signed 2-3 ]. 6. WAND.
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MONKTON.

"A young widow living in Monkton
visited Bristol one day last week, dressed
in male attire. She visited several stores
and looked very euticipg, much more so
than young men average, especially to
the blondes. who took her to be Of the
opposite of her sex.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NAILS ARRIVE.
From Kipton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlebury, Cornwall, West IN =,
Cornwall and Bridport S'VO A. ~
NJ VI e,,iand and Albany, $500 A. NJ.
~ vi, LAS p. NJ.
W.. nil f,.n ,outb. ago p. NJ
MANS CLOSE.
.u.N oo;ny smith. GALS A. NJ.
north. 3:40P ?. NJ.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, Han
cock, East Middlebury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport 4'Vo r. NJ
Closed mail for N York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, I'UO +, Nj.
A. S. TRACY. p. NJ.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04

The winner OF the poorest string ls
decorated with pair Of leather goggles.
Tho iokers did not let All FOOLS
Day pass without observance. The mi
nor little stratagems, such as calling q
persons attention to something that
wasn't there, leaving sawdust packages
in the street, ETC., which are the monop-
oily Of small boys, were OF course numer.
Gus Unc depraved genius, however,
wanted to do something little more stu
pendcus and original than that. He in-
dited notes to all the livery men in the
name OF one of the college functionaries,
requesting each Of them to bring up bis
team on that day, giving reason there
for which was calculated to deceive and
take in the men of that noble profession.
A youth who sometimes does editorial
duty was also requested to call on the
same functiOnary ON business that after
noon, his presence being desired, proba'
bly,, to report tho manner in which the
other victims expressed their disgust.
The name signed to the note was, how
over, niisspeled and the natural conclu-
sion Of the latter individual was, that a
college official who couldn't spell his own
name on the first Of April wasn't u safe
mau 10 To business with Dut the livery
men bit. Two of then drove up with
their best turnouts, and announced that
they we're really to do the services re-
quested of them. History doesu't record
the conversation that eDsued, but the I'm
fortunates were soon seen driving sadly
back. The third party was just harness
ing up when he saw the others coming
back. He "smeled a mice" and unhar
messed speedily. The writer Of the note
will bear of something to his advantag,
by calling upon either Of the sufferers
X/ScHooL MEETING.-The annual schoo
meeting IN district No. 4 was held at tn
town room on Tuesday afternoon, l.. d
Eldredge was elected moderator and Fl
Il. Sheldon, clerk. The old prudential
committee was reelected entire, as fol
+ lows; Henry VI. Soely, John O'ConnoI
Isaac NJ, Trip, William f. Goodrich
, Albert Chapman The old treasurer wa
reelected, Charles L. Pinney; auditor
Rufus Wainwright; collector, NJ, A
. Munroe.
1t WAS voted 10 assess a tax Of eighty
two cents on the dollar for the purpose G
defraying the expenses of the schools 70
the year ensuing, and to pay any iudebt
!, edness for the past year,
, 1t was voted net to pay any of IN
bonds the present year.
A tax OF eight cents on dollar wa
voted to pay the interest on the bonds yt
remaining unpaid.
Tnc power to abste taxes was couferre
D upon the committee.
The following Is the treasurers report
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-04-04
1126 MUSIC BOOKS. 1876
CENTENNIAL COLLECTION
OF
N a ti0nal Songs

All the prominent National Songs, in an elo-
CANT collection. we'll harmoniIed, and with piano
Cor orgca) accompaniment Ryery American
needs a copy Of such book 5 this, and the songs
are the bsst of all songs for IN this centennial
year. Contents
Ksllers American hymn. God save the Queen.
Hail Columbia. Rule Brittsnia
Star SpaDgled Banner. Roast Beef Of Old Eng.
Our Flag IS there. Men of Harlech. [Weleh
Red, White and Blue Partant Pour Syrie
Yankee Doodle Marseilles Hymn.
To Thee, o Country. Gsribaldi Hymn,
Columbia the Gem. King Oscar. Swedish
Watch on the Rhine. Csmpbells are Comm.
Fathsrland. [Germsnl Bruces Address.
Wearing Of the Green. King Christian. Danish
St. Pstriek's Day. Spanish National Hy'n.
Russian National lynn Austrian
Price in Cloth, IS cts; Boards, so cts; Paper AZ
cts. Mailed, post-free, for above price.
appropriate 10 the year will be found 10 "Ameri-
can Tune Book" Sl.50; in Father Kemp's Old
Folks Concert Tunes" Tourjee's Centennial Col
lection, 40 cts; and, in Sheet Music, Martha
Washington Quadrilles, Centennial March, 30.
OLIVER DITSON & co.
BOSTON.
c. II. DIIsoS 4 Co., J. L. DnsoS 1 Co.,
III Broadway, Successors to Lee Walker
New York. Phila.
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CORNWALL

MEssRs. EDlroRs: 1 have received a
communication from John +. Bailey,
superintendent of tho state prison at
Windsor, saying that, mo person by the
name of Clarence Patterson has ever
been convict in this prison, as appears
by tho prison register" This is the
person rejected from the check list oil
voters in town meeting, by tho board OF
civil authority of Cornwall, because OF a
rumor that he had been in state prison
for crime committed at st. Adams, Vt.
JUSTICE.
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Have you secured your tickets to
the Junior Ex. yet :
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CE1rAdR
Luu1mEn1's.

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Physicians resentment and FarTiers de-
clare that no s,Icn remedies have ever be-
,ore been in use Words are cheap, but the
pfOprietors of these ar.icle,wiil present
liIai bottles 10 ine1ical men, gratis, anu
will guarantee more rapid and satisfactory
results than nave evef before been on
tained.
The CentauI 4,inrsAent, White Wrapper,
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FLESH, Eo. E OR MC.cLE AILMENT.
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Henry Elacl, ,of Ada, Ha.,lin Co., Ol.o.
says: My Wise has ns.C. rLeu.llGUIslAl tOi
nVe year;,-,lO r.;,.--ilo sieep-could scarce
Iy walk across .ue floor. She is now cOhl-
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James Hutd, OF GAINESVILLE, O., says:
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gia."
Alfred 1uSn, oil NEWARK, WflLeS: 'Souu
me one dozen bo.iles by express. Tne
Liniment has save.i my leg. lwant 70 dis
tribute &C."
The sale of this Liniment is increasing
rapidly.
Tie Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper,
for the ou9h skin, flesh and muscles Of
HORSES, MULES, ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen q case ofSpavin,
Sweeny, RlnY-bOne, Wind-gail, Scratches
Or POIi-Evl, which this LinImenC WOULD
not speedily EenetlL, and we never saw
but y lew cases when IL would not cure.
1t will curewhen anything can. IL is folly
,Ospend ~, iOr Fairier, when one dollars
worth OF Centaur Llnihient w:li do better.
Inc tollowingis sample Oi The te...IlnOny
dOduced:
JEFFERSON, Mo-, Nov. 10, 1873.
"Some time ago was snippih2 horses
70 81. Louis. l sot one badly c.IpDied in
The car. With great difficulty BOT hihl
10 the sable, Oh Fourth Avenue. lie SD
bie-keeper gave NE bo,.le OF you; Gel
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cess That in two days The horse was as &C.
| live and nearly We'll. have beeh veiei-
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J. M Carly,
Veterinary Surgeon"
For q postage stamp wewiI mali Cen
taur Alma lac, containing hundreds OF GER
tiicates from every StaLe i'll Tie Union.
dealers in the country.
Laboratory OF J. u. RosE s. Co.
A. DEY ST., New YOEk.
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lLe'1HERs.

Castorla is tie t!asult OF 20 years expert
ments by, DR.. Satfuel Pitcher, OF Masss-
chusetts. 1t isn Vegetable preparation as
effective as Castor Oil, but perfectly pleas
ant to the TASTE 1t can be taken by the
Or; A. J, Grees.' # Royston, OF 1nd:' says
SlRs:-I chavs tried the Castora and
can speak. highly Of its merits. 1t will,
think do away entirely with Castor OIL; 1t
is pleasant and harmless, and is wonder
fully etficacious as an aperient and lsxa-
tive. II Is tue te'y hing.
The Castoria destroys worms, regulates
n1its Of natural healthy sleep. It is very
eficacious in Group, and for 1eething
Children. Honey is not pleasanter 70 the
taste, and Castor Oil Is not so certain in its
effects. 1t coste but IS cents, in large bot
Ties.
j. B. RosEl& Co., 46. DENEw York.
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R" I say, old boy" cried Paul
Pry to an excavator, whom he espied
ct tho bottom of . yawning gulf,
"what are You digging there p ga
big hole" the old boy replied. Paul
Was not to be put off in this fashion.
:" What are You going to do with the
hole r he asked. Going to cut it
up into small holes" rejoined the
old boy, 'fand retail them to farm srs
for gate.posts." Poor Pry was sold.
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sam Sing isabout locating eighty
Ave Chinese in Chicago. II they
ars able 70 find employment. one hum
drsd and fifty additional laborsu will
follow.
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Giae biitOriide Grinnerang.

Ser SeIb bisier tlsinea @eId5id,te mar
Elm bcribmtsr Mann; er mar aber aud Elm
gutter wtann; biele beioen gigenihaften
peroen ielten bel einem Hnb bemielben
Wtenlhsn ansetrotfen; aber er beiaS nod
ptele anoere. Dor Nasm mar er ein npr.
treflider ssamiIienpates.
Selt tiinfasbn Wonotsn ungsfGbr aenps
Der Grrbs Wfann bic Grsnbtn bsr Woters
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agar beifsr befaflnteT
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Sic v@eitlide Sldttcr"

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p Aaoerss heiBe nls Ia
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