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Obedience to Law.

We have no faith in a mans patriots
ism or humanity, when he deliberately
resisis and recommends others to resist
and break the laws of his country. Ifa
law is oppressive, let it be patiently borne
until it can be repealed; but while it re.
mains law-and il can only SO remain
while approved by the majori'y-every
good citizen is bound 10 live in either
active or passive obedience thereto.
There are, in all communities, a few fa-
naiical spirits, who boldly recommend
resistance TO law in the name of relig-
ion. Now, religion we hold to be in
separable from good cinzenship and
as no good citizen will preach up resist
ance to the solemnly enacted law OF the
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land, il follows, that no man who so
breaches resistance, can either be good
citizen or a christian. For Our part, we
never considered a mans religion worth
a straw, if it did not teach him proper
regard for the powers that be j for,
in obedience to law, we recognize the
only receptacle in a mans mind for o,
bedience to God.-Arthurs Home Ga
>offe
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Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express no.
ticc to the contrary, arc considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
.. If subscribers order the disconinuance of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due be paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they arc
directed, they arc held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move TO other places, with
out informing the publisher. and the paper is
sent TO the former direction, they are held re-.
sponsihe.
3. The courts have decided that refusing to
axe paper from the office, or removing and
caving it tuncalled for, is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
G. a Postmaster neglecting to inform a pub
Usher when his paper is not taken from the Of
fice makes himself liable for his subscription
price.
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HINTS TO BAD WRITER'S. The his
toran Niebuhr gives the following oplu-
ion respecting bad writing" 1t is a
shameful incidence indeed, sending a
badly-written letter TO fellow creature
is as lmprudent an act as | know of. Can
there be anything more unpleasant than
TO open letter which at once shows
that it will require long deciphering 7
Besides, the effect Of the letter is gone
if we must spell lt.-Strange, we care
fully avoid troubling other people with
trilles, or TO appear before them in dress
which shows negligence or carefuness (;
and yet nothing is thought ofgiving the
disagreeable trouble of reading badly
written letter. E"
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the UNITY OF THE HUMAN RACE.
AT the meeting Of the Cambridge Sci
entifc Association on Friday evening
last, Professor Agassiz delivered Ices
ture upon The Unity of the Human Race.
His arguments upon this occasion were
principally drawn from experiments
which he has lately made, and is still
continuing, upon some of the lower ami
mails, and were hardly Of character
suitable for public notice. They SEEM
ed however to bear more directly upon
the question under discussion than those
which are usually brought forward, and
were 10 many minds very convincing.
In the course of the lecture, lie pointed
out many differences between the forms
Of the negro and the white race, large
proportion of which have not been pre-
vlously remarked and in proof of his
statements he exhibited large number
of daguerreotypes OF individuals Of va
rious races Of negroes. These he pro-
cured during his visit To the South last
spring, during which he paid much at
len,ion TO the anatomy Of the negro
race, as there exhibited in individuals of
the purest African blood. -BostOa 1rdc.
elir.
Prof Asassiz, it will be rcmem>
bered, takes the ground that the human
race is not, as is the general belief, dc,
scended originally from one pair.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

~ Mr. Layard, IN excavaling be-
meath the great pyramid at Nimroud, has
penetrated mass of masonry, within
which he had discovered the tomb and
statue of Sardanapalus, with full annals
of that monarch's reign engraved on the
walls.
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Hartford Life and Health In
surance Company.
Organized at Hartford, Connecticut, Sep
tember, 1919.
INSURED CAPITAL 100000.
General Agent for Pcrmoni.

Ee"eT" Hge'" Jor eFmom;
T. e. RJNGIAN W;l;s,or
-, "''''''
10 whom applications may be sent from any
part oi the STATE
Central OFFICE or THIS AGrNcY, East Side
% 'ne oou'1 ilouSc Nq'aie' puI'lns'on' w.
~ AMI VI ~ -1e"'cat EEd"'"eT'
Applications may be made at any time at
the oihce
Information, II desired furnished, at this OIL
hce, or by either ci the following gentlemen,
Agents and Medical Examiners 10 the Com
pany.
ADDISON COUNTY.
AGENrS.-Cyrus Birge, County Agent, Mid
,AcJHy; liza Bingham, l'egennos; Calvin T.
Bingham. Ner UIren Calvin G. Tildrn Co,u.
,raif; WIN. b. Martin. O,w,H
NgDIcn. ExaNtNrRs.- Zach pass lL,LHe.
ann. Joel Rice u, ,i,l,,,.t, David /, pnre
horehamt Nalhap Gale. OrreF: G. W H9rl
on mdb,ry : G.. L. Stone. lloakfon. Chas. ID
Stone Ternenuuess. q G FeUs Co,,,,oU. T.
p. Wheeler, Bristol.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AGENTs.-R. r. Thrall, County Agent. Ra-
h,nd; Ezra June, Brundon Henry Simonds.
PHsj0fd Chester Spencer, Cdsticton Capen
Leonard, CHiuende1 Siias w. Hodges. Cld.-
olidon A. Bliss, I10mtneg; d. E. Nicholson
Ivaliingjond; Favette Potter. Paulet
MEDICAL EXAMINgRs -Cvrus Porter. R,a-
I1nd E. II. Drury, PMsf5rd; A. Kendrick,
PoudtRcr; A. S. Houghton, Parlet s. II. Bow.
en-, Clarendon: J. d. Woodward, Castieton Jo-
siah w. Hale, Brandon John Fox, UaQinq-
)ord.
ON THE NIrrTIrH Dr,1
~. ~ 'i HN LAM
This company will insure at the usual rates.
ana IN ihlee paIucuiaIS claim The superiority
Isl D~Jnc,ing onfr 'er can, oo,o,oissio,
fromIbr MntuaI inSnronre Ennd ;ns,oad 81 ,In
,suf;re cr,cuees or ,he C',mnan, ann,,ali - '''e
2nd tiivin@ scrin certiGca,a' ot n,nG,. oocb
year, payable in cash when two hundred thous-
and dollars mas accumulated as reserved mu-
tuaI luhd S"ch scrap bearing 'nieiest from date and
'onYo'Goe'
3fu' III auu5uoh I, 10 lhe uSual Mutual Fund
shu Ieselveu unu, reG@Neu rom mutual IN,
uiT's, ''io on9 nu'iui eu t'louSahu
eolidiS anu an e'ie i1SeiNe1 iunu q lhe JOINT
, ,''ouN iA'ui" ""'e Il P'euseu ioi tue payment oil
iosNes'
ON THE JOINT STOCK PLAN,
The rates are reduced one third the amount
charged on the mutual plan,-the Companv Ia.
king only uhat il is ,corih. to insure a life civ.
en- amount, for given time, instead of taxing
more than an equitable sum and afterwards
paving back part of ones o,rn hnouevapJcoILuo
Il so much proff. The great advantage of ihi,.
mode Of insurance. over the mutual plan may
he inns illnsiraled Supro,e Caiber "" =, 'iis ,h
age OF thirly-two years, resolves To expend
twenty-five dollars perannum for insurance on
ms ne. On the Matadt plan will secure him
policy OF one thousand dollars On the Joint
Clock plan the same twenty-five dollars will Sc
1ufe lilln 1iid po'cy ofonethousand and five hun
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BY Mail, or at the Office, per onnum, 81 so
II not paid within the year.. rs
BY Carrier. .................... 200
If not paid within the year, .......... 2,25
u No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
ng- V. b. Palmer is our agent in Boston
and New York.
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HOUSE.

Report Of Committees by commits
tee on Banks, in favor Of resolution re-
qnestlng that committee 10 inquire into
the eSpedicncy Of the passage of an ac,
relating to subscriptions for bank stocks,
together with an accompanying bill, that
no subscriptions shall be taken unless
the subscriber appear before one Of the
commissioners and take oath that the
stock is bona lide for himself, Mr.. HUB
bell moved that it lie on the table for the
purpose of amendment; agreed to.
Bills referred-Senate bill, relating
to common schools, giving the sclcclmen
power TO supply vacancy Of town SUI
perlntendent until new election shall
he made; TO committee on education.
Also to extend jurisdiction Of sheriif,s
and constables enabling them to serve
wrils in favor OF or against town or coun-
~ Of which they may be members or tax
payers, and in no other town or county,
unless in cases where they are now au-
Ihorizej (; to committee on judiciary.
Ea9rOsscd Bill Bill relating to the
time of payment Of drafts, checks, bills
of exchange, aud promissory notes, treat
ing the ilolydays as Sundays. MIR. Ev-
erts moved that the bill be committed 10
chairman of committee on Banks with
instructions to strike out the 4th section.
Mr.. Bartlett favored the motion; Mr.
Vail opposed it and moved that it lie on
the table agreed TO.
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o. The longer live, the more GER
tain am that the great difference be-
tween men, the great aud the insignlii.
cant. is energy-inviucible delermina-
tion--an honest purpose once fixed
and then death or victory. That qual-
iiy will do anything that can be done in
the world aud talents, no circumslan>
ces, no opportunity will make two,
legged creature a mau withont IT,
Goethe.
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A culprit being asked what he had to say
why sentence OF death should not he pro-
nounced upon him, replied that he had
nothing to say, as there had been quite TOO
much said about it already.
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

wv. e~fj - 80
The bill relating to justices of the
peace continuing suits after they have
been once continued by the signing JUS
tce, was taken up aud passed.
Rsports.-By Mr.. Tufts, on resolu'
ton relating TO purchasing Websler's
Dictionary FOR each school district, with
out expressing any opinion. The res"
olution was discussed by Mr.. Weston
and on his motion laid on the table. BY
Mr.. Wentworth, from committee on f.
nance, in favor Of the adoption Of the
resolution authorizing Bliss n. Davis,
States Attorney, for Caledonia county,
to sell the property forfeited TO tho state,
having been intended to be used for
criminal purposes, burglary and co'in-
terfei,iug. Mr. Weston moved to amend
insituc,ing the States Attorney to so de-
face the dies and instruments, and de-
stroy the machines that they cannot he
used for criminal purposes again the
amendment was accepted and The resolu-
ton concurred in.
Mr.. Weston called up the bill provid-
ing for taxing College lands. This bill
contemplates the taxation for county,
town and school uses, certain lands in
the town Of Albany owned by Middlebuty
College; the committee reported ad-
vorsely to the bill. Senators Weston
and Mclean spoke in favor Of the bill
Senators Chandler aud Rice against
and it was ordered to athrd reading. lG
to IL.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. 25, A.

hipAi OCi' 10 a. NJ.
ResolutiOn.-By Mr. Parker, tina, the
Secretary of the Senate and Clerk or
the House solicit Of the Hon. D. P.
Thompson copy of his address deliv.
cred before the Vermont Historical So,
ciety, for publication adopted. BY Mr..
Tufts, that joint committee DO raised
to ascertain the expediency ofprecuring
a statue of Ethan Allen; adopted.
Bill from the House referred Mr..
Parker called up the bill relating to tax.
ing college lands in the town Of Albany,
aud on his motion il was committed TO
Senator for amendment.
HOUSE.
Report of ComRittces-In favor of
Senate bill relating to common schools.
providing that the vacancy Of town .u>
perinlendent shall be filed by selccimen;
passed. BY committee Of Ways and
Means. in favor Of bill to repeal faculty
tax on attorneys aud physicians ; laid on
the table on motion of Mr.. Burgess Of
Grafton.
ResoIutiOHs.-Mr. Vail called up the
bill repeating the tax on attorneys and
physicians. ltwas discussed by Messrs.
Burgess, Horton. Jones of Cornwall,
Miller, in opposition by Messrs. Coz
burn of Thetiord, Vail, Richardson, Os-
born, Beebe. Cheney aud Powers in fas
vor, aud the House adjourned.
SENATE, p. NJ.
R'Ports-By Mr.. Ilolhrook from
road committee, on the bill in addition
to Incorporating the Vermont and Cam
ada Railroad Company, without express
ing an opinion, but recommending the
appointment Of a committee TO ascertain
the praclicabiIly of bridging the lake
aud report at the next session ordered
to lie on motion Of Mr. Bigclow.
Mr.. Weston called up the bill for tax
ing the college lands in The town of Al
bauy. An amendment was made by Mr..
Parker in the morning, that the state
shall be made liable in any event to pay
any damages, costs or charges that may
accrue if this act shall be decided by
the Supreme Court TO be unconsIilr,ion-
al, or a violation Of the charter of Md-
hebury College. which was accepted and
the bill passed, IA 10 II.
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Tbe Atiooleburp Register
is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, BY
J. H. BARRETT G. J. COBB.


OFFICE IN STEWARDS BUILDING, ON MA1N-sT
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM
SALT RHEUM,

y B2sNT''S EXTRACT
For sale by REDFIELD & GRANNiS and 5. X. CoL-
Inns MONTPELIER; Johnson & Campbell. Wa,-hsd esi'
Delano Waterbury; A. I. Bancroft, Plainh ID tfenI
* Walker, Barre; James tnriell, Warren; fnn1p =
Wooster, Masshfed; A G Buruhsrr, Mretowni y: o. o.
Camp, Nofthheld Genre; j. A. White Nsr,hheld NJ
keeler, Hydepask; v. P. Noyes Mofristown; A. NJ
stowe Morse q Knight, Johnsou w & II. 1riswsa, ,s
ersonvilie G. s. Hopkins Co. Cambridge. And os MET
chants and Druggists in nearly every town the STATE
January, 1851. o'if
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MERCURIAE DISEASES.

BRANT'S PURIFYING ENTRACrisa pc,fer. sad tslro-f
'adisgfor Of al tAe erss 81 MEsevST. any OF lie rs
prepuraiois OF CALoNEL MERCURY f1zf tn ss'e a
restores the ocoo. muscles. aud al Tie payis dss to te
nal tff, I1ufxS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
rEYE7-sORE cUREp.

TIE Rev. RICHARD DySNING. Pastor q .-e ir-=asis
nan church. Alarms Basin lIuur0s y. x. l-.r
Il js-f received ser iiol -il i-',Lt sssiss
cf Is .-se4-iil- ga DID e. a- Al
vFl-f states for ne CHRIS A. i-r b e
cslri. Suule years lie l-ad ~ rc &c De -s 81
r,.-sat.,f-. az ft-iIf
leg being low a1ecied. anu aisgu 70 be- sa fe-lf'-
ra@ua-si isgSNT's MEDICINE. Read f.t rt.- tc Z
iare rcd onv 1HGEs 81 GRANTS lEillt i,' p
yaesf HOPE from lorF dsii m ii a4'f e
an I inst. Eyi|l tie l.- 81 tra4 @ : odd
cue ~ ~ i>asF SEE P.iarliets Tor F.fa=-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13

"Arrica- Geresse Co. Fs}-rassy ?. l5iH.
~. 7. WA TsisACE 4 CO.-fseakclss. iJc Bus
ai year -.llctc1 with disease Of 4r stomach eill
no. eat any fat greasy srhs;1ce " rrf great ~
slckns=s. and vomiting continually i ID ~
stomach. / experiment. trad ic1e u hiANt
MEDICINE. which, my utter ruiiei oias4 ard -
ircd tie usat after eating therefore Used secsi
bottle. ich hss completely Cured the d--se- ar nN
well and besrty AMI en- almost anything without pels
PANIED, .ss stomach becoming sour.
= foars respectfully. T :. WILCOX
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
NURSING SeRE MOUTH. ITC0RRHGl. &c.

"BYsoS GsSEsEE Co. y Y Oct 10. i.i7.
-Messrs. NJ r WALLACE Y CO: Some time .as, y aisr
my wife became debiaci the effects Of L1eTArs
and NsJsy Sore Noa1i ;ai she could rot ft her ct or PEI
form any household labor. Her medical treatment v1
sccorting the advice and prescriptions Of tne most eai
Physicians. until s exhausted useless efnrs SEE
ecale skeleton. ta Al tie line sue eo.iarnes =
kms BgHrs AeicIne She weighed than e-ii-1ss
pounds. by The Size had iasa fur bottles sae tu=
perfectly well. The pcFecf. that she Is ei1 II
TO do all necessary household work. ami gasaed try Fos
"l hesii IN four weeks
Yours truly. c. y. G8LENTlNk-E
The reader viii tia: Mr.. GAisSriSE says ~-r
sSiLL lie we informed ~ 4 5. TExKY, Es4- Of s
al. NJ. L-.-- ---.L.. .-c-..-
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IIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. CT Sssr.f5fi- CrsH. ore e ie
Oldest and most respectable physicians. vas ae'4 Ya
Liner tsns,zfaf yars- al .cs tlil % -t9
BRANI-S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We e1a-a u1nir LUZ
.lr,. f,ff.4r aI-f -l.rstl
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CANCERs CURED.

Mo KINNEY, merchant. tlsieH f'sr-l ea77fy, y y
Informed that eancerfocfor said cuuH'y -rru
wonderful cures of CANcKEs tdrUa- he ecacy o. sA..I
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gisi r. Carl clare. Montgomery County. y y informed
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ny ar. .scase OF &c hlos-i us cle seas st's
r1r-
The New York herald., 1850-12-31

TO THx KDIToR OF TiiR HERALD.
In your notice In yestsrdsy's paper Of O. r. d.
rents "Alge and CorIinss Of ths Bay snd Hsrbee of
New York; you cay that he "wiu have the cfsdlt Of
having mafioAs hfst book this subject, In which
nature hepf has furnished the Illustrations Knsw
ing Jour desire TO be corrected when In error In
gard 70 eny subject in which the public
have taken the liberty to sst you right this sub
eot. Mr.. Henry M. whitney, now editor of the PsJv-
Hesssn (esndwich Islands nswspspsr 10 the one, In
my opinion, whe produced the werk on this sub
ject sbsut three years since His edition (only rs
copiss) met with ready sale.
Ny dssign In sending this communication has not
been to lessen the merts Of Mr. Darant's book for
the production Of whiAh, he Is worthy the highest
praise but simply to do Justice to one who e far
away, and who has many friends in our midst.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald., 1850-12-31
poIiee IatslIsuenos.

TIE Csse u Forgery. againd ESupin H,nrv The
Of EdSin Henry charged with forgery, in altering
the amount Of promissory note for t25 10 SlT2S, al
seed 10 be drawn by Itasc o. Coursen of Morristown
came Up Tor o hearing yesterday before Justice
Lothrop. The scoueed, on his defence, brought up
a man by the name Of Opley, who testified TO the
best Of his belief that the promissory note In ques
tion was nhedup In the msnusr It nov appears be-
fore the Court, previous to II being signed by N,
CcuteD Mr. Courten. ho~svsr denies that statement,
and swesrs most positivel, that the note he signed
only fer t2s, and that since the note came In
possession Of Henry the alteration has been effected
The msgisrste the concuson Of the testi meny de-
The magistrate had been given TO understand that
another note. bearing the endorsement OF Coursen,
vac In the possession of the accused aud ordered on
Ger Prince John Davis to search Henry, in order 70
gain possesson Of the Here counsel for the
cured interpossd and dared the officer tn. msgis
trate any other person TO touch Henry The msgis
trste and counsel retortd very severely to each other
the me gistrste threatening to remove the counsel
from the and the counsel dsfying the acisn Of
the gstrate or his authority to DO The matter
finally ssttled down. and the parties left the Court
not ieelirg jpstifed, on consideration, 10 compel
Henry TO produce the alleged forged document
piorf .9,sevh on on Oscer "A aght took place be-
tween some sailors PerNo North river, yesterday
afternoon and cicsr Fress, OF the first ward police
was called 10 the tpot to quel the disturbance On
the srrval Of the ocer, man was seen bleeding from
injuries received inflicted by sailor BY the name Of
Jthp Lsngfey OF the sailors belonging to the brig
Cherries Cole The oncer went on board the vessel,
nd sttt pied 20 take into custody when he
vas violensy struck 10 the face The ofHcer ia de-
ftfce of lis struck the with short eluh
the ofhosr aud beat him severely Frin.k SislsOn
Ffinek Strrm aud Robsrt . Whitiy the s.ecni nats
Of the vessel. refe airssted sud brd 10 BAD fSf the
aElaudt.
The New York herald., 1850-12-31

reIegraphie Marine Reports.

Arrvtd-Bark wnbAsh. from Bucnos Ayras Oct rs. SPOKE
10Th inst lat 81 @ Ion 20 81 ship Benn Boeon tor
Orleans cay, bris Lyrk. TURKS Island for Csrdsna
21d lat 40 Ion ~ 3D. brig Lesemona Brsml Turks lsAnd
for Boston; day Care Cod sW miles sohr Dea
vsre Of Portand abandsned full OF water mass Ans bow
spirit gone.
Bals Prospect cardepas Dee Jusies Story. pai,imers
rh,sdslrhis schr. Austin Api ca e. nov sd, rrsss
Charm, and Romeo, Philsdelpha-
CeIec-ship Boston, Csptca bsrAs Gibrsltar koriesns
Wilmington. NC; King Philip and Applston. NYorkit
CaARLrsros Dee 80
Arrived-faft vcta. Boston.
Nxv OaLxAss. Dee "a
Arrived-ship Memphis, NYork
cesree-:hIps Hudsos asd Toronto. NYOrhs Tborndiks
Boston; bark rlorunee, do.
The Carlton. from Pbiisispha for MOBILE, with sssort
cd has in Ia distress she compelled throw
over part Of her cargo.
rnovmxrsp, Dee Is
SsedSshrs Leighton. Wilmingtoa, NC; 1yth School
Boy, Philssslrhisi siOop Fountain. Hfork.
sALrn. Dec a.
Arriyd-echrs Henry Psyson, BsitimOre Maria Theresa
and Gales, fhiladephia-