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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-04
NUMBER 6.
The Tulip Mania.

This ragged throughout Holland in the
middle the seventeenth century, turn.
ing the BRAN Of almost every man, wo,
man and child, among the otherwise so.
ber-minded and plodding Dutch. All
industry gave way 20 speculation in tu>
lips. The mania increased rapidly; pri-
ces jumped up higher every day; vast
fortunes were invested, and Holland be-
came a large tulip garden One author
wrote folio volume Of thousand pages
on the subject A single bulb, of the
species called riceroy, was sold for sill
yer drinking cup, a suit Of clothes, a
complete bed, thousand pounds of
cheese, two tons of butter, four tons of
beer, two hogsheads Of wine, twelve fat
sheep, elght fat swine, four fat oxen, four
lasts OF rye, and two lasts of wheat, all
valued at two thousand ana nve hundred
ilorins. Tulip marts were established in
all the cities. Tulip stock was quoted
on the exchange like bank stock, and tu-
lip-jobbers every where speculated in the
rise and fall. Every body" says Macs
kay, imagined that the passion for tulips
would last forever, and that the wealthy
from every part of tho world would send
to Holland, and pay whatever prices were
asked for them. Mobiles, citizens, far
mcrs, mechanics, seamen, footmcn, maid
servants, even chimney sweeps and old
clothes women, dabbled in tulips Pco-
pie Of all grades converted their property
into cash; and invested ii in flowers.
Houses and lands we're offered for sale
at ruinousy low prices, or assigned in
payment of bargains made at the tulip
mart. Foreigners became smitten with
the same frenzy, and money poured into
Holland from all directions. The prices
of the necessares of life rose again by
degrees houses and lands, horses and
carriages, and lhNurles OF every sort,
rose in value with them, and for some
months Holland seemed the very ante
chamber of Plutus" The mania, how
ever, came TO an end The folly ceased.
Prices fell. Confidence fled. Defaults
of payment grew common. The bulbs
remained, but without value. The cry
of distress was heard every where. a
few had become rich, the many impov-
erished. Original obscuriiy settled down
upon the temporarily fortunate. and beg
gary, with its train of decentralization,
covered the land. Such was the tulip
mania, and its consequences.
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Mrs. 0sgood's Last Poem,

We publish below the last lines of the de
parted poetess, FRANCES SARGENT OsGooD
They were addressed to a young girl whit
came one evening to amuse her by making pa
per flowers and teaching her to make them.
You've woven roses round my way
And gladdcned all my bcingi
How much l thank you none can say
Save only the All-sccing.
May lie who gave this lovely gift,
This love of lovely doings,
BE with you whcrcsocr You 60,
In ey'ry hopes pusungsl
I'm going through the Eternal gates
Ere June's sweet roses blowl
Death s lovely Angel leads me there
And it is sweet to CO.
May :, $50.
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0- The confidence inspired by a
frank open counienance, is seldom abas-
ed. The face is generally the index to
the soul
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Tbc Alioolcburp Register

is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, ny
]. H. BARRETT & ]. COBB.
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orr1cn Is srEwAnr's nuILpINe, oN MAIN.sr.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-09
TRAIT OF OLD TMEs.--A law to promote and
enforce industry, especially spinning, passed the
Legislature Of Massachusetts in the year 1855:

Be enacted by the authority of this court that all hands,
not necessarily employed in other occasions, women girls
and boys shall be- and hereby enioned SPIN accord
ing to their skill and ability and that the socten in every
town do consider the condition and capacity of every family,
and accordingly do at spinners and be-
cause several families necessarily employed the greaest
part Of their time in other business yet opportunities were
attended, time might be spared least by some Of
them for this work. the said seecmen shall therefore
such as haf and quarter spinnes according their cspac
ties And every thus assessed for whole spinner shall
fr time to come, spin every year, for thirty weeks three
pounds week Of linen cotton, and proportonaly for
half and quarter pinne under the penalty Of nine pence
pound short and the seectmen shall take special for
the execution Of the order which may he easily effected by
dividing heir several towns into ten six FIVE &c. parts
to appoint one of the en SIX, fye &C. take account
OF their divisions and to- certify the scectmen, if any be de-
fecve IN what they assessed who shall improve the PEN
aes imposed such negligent for the encourage
ment Of those who are dilgent in this work
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-09

srzAssHrr EnriRx CrrE.-Ths steamer is now ccnsi-
dered due at New York from Ch,gs, but there was no
Pacific mail steamer due Panama until the 22d instan
presume that Captain Wilson would detain bis ship
Chagres until the arrival Of her ais and passengers
the slhmus We may look for her arrival about Saturday
Sunday next. The from the gold regions will be ono
month later.--Com. ADD
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-09

which they had prior the war duties and the tariff Of 1876
The northern tier Of counties Kentucky would perhaps be
obliged to their slaves the South But there would
be to her advantages in the change similar those Of Mary
land Kentucky supplies the South with live stock to great
extent but she has TO encounter the competition OF Ohio and
other Northwestern States If the productions OF these
States subjected 70 duty, she might for time have
monopoly in the trade would do injustice to these two
States il supposed that they would be governed solely
mainly, by calculations Of interest," Maryland and Ken
lucky filed with courageous generous and as noble
minded and exist earth and, following
their bold impulses, they would make with
their oppressed sisters Of the South and if necessary take
their places where the blows might fall thckest in the front Of
the column, with the high feelings that animated their
the baefeds of the Revolution. Rather than
that they should separate from us think far more proba-
Bile that of the Northwestern fee States would find IT to
their advantage go with the Soush But we have been
threatened that the North will take possession OF the Lower
Mississippi The British tried that in 1915, but found An
drew jackson and of the Southwestern milarnen IN
the way In the thirty five years that have since passed. those
States have become popuous and ong and would Doubtless
be able to protect their waters from aggression Inc Sousn
Siates having free population OF SIX millions and
producing In succession such soldiers as Washington JACK
Scott and Taylor need have serious fears Of foreign
aggression.
submi. it, then Nv Chairman, calmly to Northern gen
tleen they had better make up their minds to give Us
fair settlement notcheat US BY mere ey torn
without reality but give something substantial tor s south
We nigh, acquiesce in the Missouri compromise line. !
should individually prefer under ell the icumsances CIV
log up the whole Of California provided could have all
this side it, UP about the parallel OF 40 not far rom the
northern line Of the State Missouri rather than ts southern
-36o 4O. We would thus by getting the whole OF New
Mexico and having the mountain cham and desert on the
west obtain proper frontier. We might then acquire al
some future day. whether united divided possession Of the
county along The Gulf Of Mexico well suited to be occupied
by our population. mean, sir, that restriction
ought be imposed by Congress on this territory but that
after Il has been le open oil classes for proper prod
the mai ty may then, when they make State constitution
determine for themselves whether they will permit slavery
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-09

but also poht or per cent on THIS duty 10 eacn trader
through whose hands the article passes before reaches him.
In other instances the price intermediate between what
would be without any duty and thathch would amount
by the addition of the duty Want of knowledge
Of all the facts renders impossible determine precisely the
effect which revenue system produces but that Is most
powerful and controlling be denied. The Govern
actually than thirty millions per year by
these duties The manufacturers who certainly
in selling their productions high rather than low rate
and who understand their interests attach the greatest
importance to the tariff system, and attribute to its operation
effects greater than have stated them be- There has
been less complaint among consumers because the cost OF
most manufactured articles has been diminishing
tme This fall of prices, however, partly attributable
the great discoveries made during day in chemistry
chans and the arts generally by which these articles
produced with much facility. Il is also attributable
the comparative pose of the world which has directed cap
tai and labor, formerly consumed in wars industrial pur-
suits Hence, though there is gradual reduction Of prices
in the United States, yet is still striking on the other
side of the Atlantic In Great Britain particularly as well
in certain portions Of the continent such the accun1a
ton Of capital and great the number of Iabofers who are
obliged work for subsistence that prices are at the
lowest possible We have right take avapsage of
this state of things the Europeans do Of our cheap
production of cotton. Instead of giving half dollar
pound they used to do they, well people OF the
Northern STATES, glad get il for five cents Ter p,upd
in consequence Of oyerprodneton of the article We
have, therefore, natural right purchase their productions
the lowest rate at which obao them 10 counter
balance the disadvantage suffer from ,he accommodation Of
different kind OF capital and labor To alleviate this burden
the South get back very little in the form Of
Why then, have Southern men been willing TO submit 10
system unequal in its operation Because have for
mery had occasion to state, in the Convention which made
The Federal Constitution there bargO;n made be ween
the North and the SOUTH sha provided they would allov
slaves to be represented, permit importation for tim
and deliver up ugves che South would on it's part agree
that majority Of Congress might have power 70 pass navi
CATION or tariff laws As the S Of The power under tn,
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s.
TEE GREAT REMEDY,
Fur Rheumatism. tiDn, Pain in tie side, HIP. l'ack
Limbs and Joints ScrOinla. Kings Evil, White

Fur Rheumatism Cont, Pain in the side. Hip. l,ack,
Limbs and Joints. Scroira. Kings Evil, White
dwellings. Hard Tumurs. sill Joints, and
all Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, phi" c0nnot erisf.
These plsrrS psrSs the advantage of bug put up in
uir.!ig boxes hence they retain their il virtues ~ alt
climates We avr i>t received t!," following testimo-
niaI fmi - SrlrrS. an eminer. lawyer in successful
praccr in Wi!c,:y county. Alabama. lie is gentleman
in high standing, unI whose in.ncncc Ias great
weigh:
Camlcn. Ala.. Nov. 81. 1919.
AT..srs Scnvi 4 Mead: tirnilcmen-la, ing been re-.
Iu,Se what has bccr the result "t nv experience
b. the us of your Hebrew Plaster, chrcrfuly comply,
by b<ay ing that hvr found tn be her olore recon-
family have applied the Plaster to chnr sores, ;linor,,
=: pas aud has failed tn a!t r:l instant relief.
have also used il with good effect upon my own rcrOl,
in the cure Of ulcers, with which have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, cic.
Bernre Of Crrniprtc,is and Base limitations.
CALTlON-1llr subscribers the only General
Agents in the Southern States for the sale of this truly
valuable Plaster: AMI in order prpvc; purchasers lig
imposed upon by Il cui,tcrcil arcle sold IN this city and
elsewhere ir The gcnuinr. they Ivc particular attention
TO tho louwi,. marks Of the genuine:
l. The genuine pm! up in SMOOTH englne-turued bcs-
TONED boxes. not sclcrcd IN. :. .
= The geri,c las the engraved head Of Jew David
on the ircrinS around the box, with accompanying Rc.
cord of Cuirr tn f.. 1ay ylor. Rochester. .
S"OVlI. e. FAD. l!3 Charities st..
Between, Cont and ST. Ions >ts.. New Orleans.
S.,lr General Agents for lie Southern States.
Sold by J. II. Mckain Cam,.'n; \. Fitch Coninb'a,
IIavIaui I!arrill d co. Carlcston P VI. Cohen Charles
Ion IIg Wsl., ,ro; lIavIl I'd K:isc d Co MiJcn!ane.
New York. . -
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Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK IEERE!!
DR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered TO the public generally
from full conviction that il is superior 10 any other
now in use, for The cure Of Dyspepsia, liver Com.
plainl, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness &c.
Prepared Only by The Prapr;ct"r<, q. w: AL
LEN, NJ. d, Philadelphia, and J. A. Il w. l.-
CLEVELAND, No. POI King Street, Charleston
So. Ca. -,
o., None Genuine unless signed by DR.. ": W.
ALLEN, and counterSiened ty J. A. u w. j..
CLEVELAND. The b' tiles having the words
"ALLEN's DysrErrlC MEDICINE, PhIa,' blown
on The glass
Sole Agent for Camden, v
Nearly Opposite -Nrso"ic Ha".
80
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TESTIMONIALS.


PrLM MARY AFFECTIONS.
TESTIMONIALS.
Ext acts from Certificates which can be seen III iull ny
calling up the Agents.
NJ. \. /. ScovilI--IItyng been afflicted with most
distressing Cnna mil my Lungs became affected TO s'c
degree that continually splitting blood; and being
under the care of able physician. without obtaining
any relief until prncrlrrd hnitr Of DIR. ROGERS,S
lJVER{yORr atl TAR which rryiorrd t"c ml.alih III
,cy .lnrl rimr }. FINCH
FROM the Hon. Judge William Burke. late Postmaster OF
ll- city of Cincinnati "r nrr il'in twenty yrar:.I
Tie statement 4" Ju'Iic Finch Is entitled !" The i'i!eSt
confidence Of the public. can fully c"rIoDrar wlat lie
has sal. having urd The mcdicnr myself with ilr most
decided benefit. WILLIAM BURKE
Cinri mai, August II. 1915.
IFrsI.i the Wifi Of Rev. George ". ala!ry.l
have b.r: afflicted Nil! disease! lungs for several
:r,rs h.vag tried va:iis prescriptions with liglc sue
cess. 4! ias ] tried De- Rogers !M'r%orl and Tar
did nd area: relief. woA recommend II 10 al wh"
are suffering with diseased ling. SARAH MALEl.
Cincinnati. August II, 1913.
Is-'rhr following certificate n one of III: most dr!ln
gUislcd physicians in Cincinnati. L. entitled ln great rcd
feel lntrn,I fr, IN of ,lEy make TIC to
lowing statement conscious thai it may appear uprois-
siun; .Hr. Charles Wade. II LIS city, was quite low
with Pulmonary CONSUMPTION. for nh!r;, had neei
reaia. III. less than n>ai s.!"'":.. h ss request aI,
Thai al his irei!> pcsm;ttcsi i.:m L. r.! Gr Roger
liv"rwu- as, Tar; an! mr-t COMICS rl.a lis effects
were really surprising. hfltr Ming tie second bottle my
visits were discontinued. and he restored To
health. do culsClclilOlSlg
nners to prrscrib. this remedy IL all pulmonary com.
plants whirl balr the ordinary mudc uI treatment.
WILLIAM J. RlL uARDS: VI. d.
Cincinnati, Oct. lst 1911.
Extract from q letter dated Jackson, Tenn. Oct 2b 1913
Mr. a. l.. Scovill. CINCINNATI
Dear Sir-I want yon to send me gross of Dr. Rn.
gers I.vrrwort and Tar. entirely ont Of it. and
have constant rns Sr it, The remarkable cures that it
las made here, has made great demand for it.
Yours. Sc., X. W. llprFlNGION, Druggist
We will nOw ask the afflicted to randi!Iy examine the
above facts and say whether eyruc stronger Than this
can be given in favor of any oher mrrinr. Tie alve
testimonials from PERSONS in gEM standing. VIII" ran
be- seen and heard from; and from Physicians Prolcssnrs
rnyirG the confidence of tim people. who, alrr having
experienced the goas effects of this medicine, have come
forward and consccn,ionsly recommended II 10 NJ used
rc~ Il ware of CuiIncrfrIs and ba>" limitations -E>1
y. .B.-Thc genuine articles is signcd "Antrew Eo-
gers. OH the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
9.rPricr-Sl per bottle, six Bottles for s.. Sold
wholesale and retail by
SCuVli. 4 MEAD, 1l3 Chartcss ST.,
briwrt:n Cont ana st. l.IIs SIS New Orleans
Sole General Agents for the s'oiihran >latcs.
. Sold b. J. r. 3lrkain Camden: 4. Fitch. Columbia: !:
IIayild. lIarll Co.. and J.. VI. CUkrs, Charleston;
llanIise Hall, WiTn>boro.
June ~ -
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ECONOMY ES WEALTH.!
SABIN'S WASHING MACHINE.

THE above machines for washing clothes have
oeen used and approved for the last six months in
this place and vicinity by men of the highest re-
spectabiy, and the snbscr her is prepared to fur.
nish them at short n"tice. The machines are Of
simple construction, and perfec, in operation They
can be worked BY a 10y. girl, or woman, ard much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes.
All persons are forbid inf inging on the patent.
u Directions 60 with each machine
f. G. ROBINSON.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DH. G. NJ. JACKSON,
At The German Medicine Store,

At The German Medicine Store,
NO. 100 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Will elIicluaEIy cure liver complaint. Ttundicc,
dyspepsia chronic 'r nervous debility,
disease of rlr kidmys. and all dis.
eases arising from dIs"rirred
liver Or stomach.
Such as cnnspa:un inward piles. fulnrss ut hnm t."
the head aridity Of the stomach rar,bri disgust
for fDa lnss weight III the stomach, sour crri"Is
sinki or lucrin. the PIT Of c stomach. swimming oi
The head hurried and difficult breathing, utterg at the
lrart choking >uilica.ilg sctsuIs wlrn III lying
yr>.ii7r dimuss uf vision. dots IN webs tor the Sgi,
fever and dull pain in the rad. deficiency of persplrai'nl
yr!Iowrrss of The skin and eyes pain in the side back
tlrs, limbs. &r.. SriLrn nuscs ni heat hnIIlg IN the
s coIr.lilI uginngs oi Z, and great depression oi
spirits.
The scm,lirr are entirely vegetable and free from al
coIc Siu!ai syrup alurs. rlrulErb. raoiTrl, arIs.
and all mineral arl mIr" ingredients: they are pleas
ant in ,>c AID s,ciI. an mild IN their operation, never
.rin c"in. n;lr they give >irrs!h TO IN"
whole sys:rn wliI>i they drive from il disease. They can
:c administered To the most dciicat" lns;i w;;h perfect
safety. -,,-
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE,
Il appeared in the leading GrlEn Journal of l'lnadei-
pE, tie ..rhiladr rhia Dr,noia The Ed'lnr was per-
suaIiy ac, tainted with Dr. II"nand. and rzing the ser
rrr. Of this great man he could quietly lonk upon the
Of IN impnsrr w:tou. arrIzins the public Of
apurOuci:r. danger:
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Blankets, Kerseys, sattinets, Jeans,
n0HESYn.S & &c &c,
Committed,

To the inspection OF Planters and the Public
generally, cheap lot of heavy Blankets, Plains,
Kerseys and Jeans, Of cverv description, suitable
for House and Plantation Negroes. Also, large
stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call at The "PAL-
METTO STORE" pay charges ard take them
awav. JAMES WILSON.
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Domestic Manufactur

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock OF
Black and Russell Pessed Brogsns, and Russo It
sewed Negro Shees, all of our own n.anuacture,
which we can recommend to our customers as
they have been got up W tn great care and made
of the best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct. IL. ". ANDERS(lN, T. W.
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Notice.

The subscriber respectfully requests all persons
indebted to him to make immediate payment iir
hopes IA further call will be unnecessary as MS
cash business and the credi' was given only Tor
s,or, ,imc A. +. ALLEN.
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Cuoerior Cologne Water.

Manufactured by J. y. Cleveland, who obtained
= nrcmium for The hes, article o! Cologne present.
cd 70 the "Sonth Carolina Institute at the late
Fair in Char ,Strn. Quart and Pint bottles, for
sale by 1" ). hEihi.
Jan. :
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
DIR. Cullen's asrtlian Vegetable f'il<
Esnu,r1,-

Is a Domestic Prcraralu which has been used with Ell
rr success for many years. Being a Internal rnedriic'
il has decided preference "awan applI'a nl>. which
ar, but plaliyrs AMI not cnFaiirrs lhIs meic'c ac's
uuu III. diseased Iars. producing healthy action, and q
prrrruurnt rrr.-wirh warrant or refund the nl"ncy
Wholesale and retail. by Rowand WaiIon pr"prlr'nrS
81 ~ SIKH srrc.l. Phia.. Jam": I. ckain. tamirn.
IIalwrighiand Mot. Columbia T.. tohcn ll'arlcsi"i