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Oakley presiding, for nearly a week.
The evidence already given proves con
clusively that Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest are
as immoral and disgtaceiul a couple as
we're ever bound together in the bonds
Of mattimony. They both allowed their
appetitcs for criminal indulgence free
aud extensive range. o does it appear
that they dispIayed much taste in their
selection of paramonrs. ] have always
known that Mr.. Forrest, like all actors,
only limits his licentiousness by his ca
pacIty and ever since ! saw Mrs. For
rest, now some two years since, ! have
felt satisfied that no injustice has been
done her by the reports circulated to her
disadvantage. 1t is a significant fact
that her only defenders in this ciiy-have
been personsnow Implicated in her Grim
i%nality. 1t is generally supposed that
both parties will be convicted of adult
terry, aud a divorce granted to neither.
1t is fortunate for them that their crimes
we're committed prior to the passage of
the present law concerning adultery, or
else they would have been compelled to
tread the floors of the State Prison, in
stead Of the Stage.
Yours Truly, o.
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Tariff Convention.

A Convention of the lron-maslers Of
northern New York was held at Keeseville-
Essex county, December 18th, TO take into
consideration The effects of the present tar
III upon their Interests. There were a mum
Der of persons present interested in the iron
trade from Essex, Clinton, and Franklin coun-
ties. Their report, which is II long one,
claims that all their property consisting OF
FORCES, Furnaces. Rolling Mills, Nail actor
les. their ~nppendaees and machinery, togeth-
err with the ore beds and woodlands owned
by Them" amount 10 about $4,000, 900 in
value, but have deprecated full one-iourth
under the larilrof 1896 that all their bust,
ness, furnishing supper, 10 5000 men, ana
giving work 10 more than one-thlri ol ih,i'
population, must be re~linquished as a lo.lns
concern. They desire, therefore, speclhc
duties TO be laid on foreign iron to enable
them to live.
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FLYING MoRGAN AND CLEoPATRA-
A CnALLrNGE-D car Sir In your
paper Of Oct. lIth is a report of irot.
ting match which came of over the
Cambridge Course on the Sd of Octo>
Der last, between the stallion called
Flying Morgan (owned by Mr.. II.
Adams, Of Burlington, w. and the
mare Cleopatra" by Vermont " Black
Hawk" owned by the subscriber. !
have nothing to say now in regard TO
the result OF that match, or the causes
which produced it, but wish to state
through your Journal the following facts
After the match referred to was de-
cided, it VAS proposed 10 Mr.. Adamsto
have another meeting Of the same hor-.
SEES To accomplish this object the pro-
prletor ct the course offered a purse Tor
the w horses before named, and as an
inducement to Mr.. Adams to engage in
The contest, he was assured that his ex-
penses incidert to it would be paid,
without demand ON him, and he was
further assured by the subscriber that,
in cdse The mare shOuM uin, one half
the purse skouM be eirn him. AT first
Mr.. Adams gave encouragement Of ac>
cepting this offer, but subsequently de-
clined it. Not being able to bring a.
bout meeting by the foregoing offers.
1t was proposed TO Mr. Adams to match
" Cleopatra against Flying Morgan, y
for any sum, from one dollar to one thou
sand dollars. This was also declined.
! wish now to state that the %proposi-
ton before made in regard to the match
is still valid, in sll It's essential features,
or that the party interested in the mare
is ready to accept any fair proposals
tending to the object Indicated, an hons
est and thorough trial of speed.
have been induced to make this
proposition for the purpose of showing
to the friends of Fly ing Morgan that
| am not only willing, but de-irons of
meeting their fvorre, for the purpose
of testing levond cavil the speed, as
well as boitom,o the horses.
l. MAYNARD.
Boston. Mass Nov "a. 1851.
~ y Spirit gthe Times
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Proclamation Of the French President
Appeal to the People.

I"e','en rne rr..' I', nh3ah
masses ,qora,arc, The DANGER + tie coun
Iry. The Assembly, winch ought to be- the
frmc,t support of order, has become Il CEN
ire of conspiracirs. be patriotism OF three
buudr,d If us member, has rot been ahlc TO
check lis fatal tendencies. Instead col mak-
inc Jaw, for the urnrral interest. il ,otucs
arms for civil war il attacks the power
which hold directly from Tie people it
eucouraoes all bad passions; it compromises
the repu,c Of France. ! have dissolved IL,
unG | make the people judge letween It and
my self.
The Constitution. AS YOU know. was made
with the view of entcrLlmr in advance the
,oyor thar vou were abouti TO cnnide 20 me.
Sic millions of surfaces we're "A striking pro.
tn.t og,inst il. and vet | have fai hfullv re-
snrcrrI il. Proyocations. calumnies and out
rares have found me impassiblc. But now
that The Fundamental compact i no longer
respected. even hy those who necessarily in
woke il; aud thai men WIN have already
ruined Two monarclics. wish tote my hands
in order TO overthrow the republic, my duty
is 70 battle their perflious projects, TO MAIN
! tain the republic, and to save tie country,
onl, .oycrcien | Acknowledge in France
The people.
n.o oio,,1 q, neal 10 HE Whole
,%a,;am and saw 10 Won If Won wish 10 con-
nn 49,. s,s,. IF -1isoui.tudr which de,
..I.m. nd comr,omiIos our future. choose
~ ~, ,ln,. Gov will no lonner re-
,,'n .nynrntr',ut which +, 50 rowerless 10
'''" d .i;.t r..,Tar. mo rctnonsibl. far
w ,.n, and L,nI. me n tho
.I I. ,h., ross,l lriy,n, Inward.
H." .L,s
we ": .si
H. On '"e 'o"'rar!' you L4no
III '"' ~ ~ n@'I ,ron, ,o, ThE
the grand MISSION / n''n i'Gw lo' rar'
n',s'o" "sa',sc';nr tho I.oirimate want o.
u"''''' - 81 ,,,a,1.,;n, ,i,.m anoinst sinh.
tue people an" l'o,'''"'- 7,a :.
verSive passions " tsPec,'"m! oo"s''S II
creating institutions whlch sha" SURVIVE n'eu
and which are the foundations on "h!ci
something durable can be placed.
Persuaded that the instability OF the GOV
orumenf and the p%repundcrance of a singh
.Il'. aro r.rrm,ncrt causes of trouble
u ' .lnh,,;t To vonr suii'races ;b,
ana '!''"I"' ,u''''' ~ yo|a ron.fi,n,io,
following '"u'""e"' ',''' i,,a
which assemblies VIII uo''''Po =" ~
period -
lst. \ responsible chef named loF 'f'
wears.
81 The minis.ers d~ependcnt upon the cS
ecutiye alone.
- co,ncl Of stnte composed of IL
o. uOuHJ', mcn ~nrennring laws an,
mos !st,ne'ist . m." on rhefore the l,.,
m"n'a'nihg '"e' ''''"'''0" -
lslnlye body. r..n 90
4th. a legislative nody discussing a"
voting the laws hihi'" q, ""''
wi,out scru;inizing the list, which violate
the electoral principle.
,,h secdnJ Assembly. composed of a
ON y secuhu Nss'""'N'
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r5- The Brandon Post is severe on "Nlr.
.lIrBARD, of Fermonl" for Introducing the
following in the House
"Whercas. Louis Kossuih, in his speech
at Newly York. is reported 10 have declared
that the resolution of welcome passed by
Congress has a political meaning, therefore,
Resoiccd. That said resolution was not
intended to have a political meaning or to
pledge the government to any course of ac-
ton, hut merely expressed sympathy in the
cause in which he is engaged"
Now it happens that this preamble md
resolution were offered by Mr.. ~IlBBAHD of
New Hdmp.hire. a Democrat circum-
stance, perhaps, that will materially " alter
the case!
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RUTLAND n BURLINoToN RAILROAD
The Railway Times, in noticing the recent
action Of the stockholders Of this road, al
Bellows Falls, says:
The Rutland road possesses many very
strong elements of a successful business
and we trusl that they all may be so ar
ranged and s%impIided during the coming
season, that nothing may be in The way oil
future success. 1t is an exceedingly valu>
able property. aud should be pu, al once
into a position that will allow Of its earnings
being made available as dividends to The
shareholders and to that end we trust the
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ilics, or dispatchiug osr armies across
the Atlantic, under the delusive hope of
changing the destinies Of n nation that
a million %bayonels can be arrayed to
hold III its present subsection l-Wha
is in store fer the peopleu of Europe does
not yet appear. That we shall ever, by
farce of arms, materially affect their
condition, seems to us anything but
probable. At prestut, VIC are sure, no
such atiemp, will be seriously thought Of
bv nur government.
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caught through 4 defective nue or gas pipe,
o. to have been the work of an inceudihry.
Nothing is destroyed but the wing contain.
ing the Library. The external appearance
ol the building is unchanged, save the black
ened windows Of the Library Porico. A.
mong the few articles saved from the flames,
is the original Declaration of Independence.
1t is conjecturcd that 10000 volumes were
DESTROYED, ms also the marble busts Of Wash
inglor. Jefferson. Lafayette, Taylor and 9th
ers. The portraits Of several ex-presidonis
various old paintings and collections ofcoins
medals and II iiosities were likewise consum.
ed The estimated value ofthc hooks which
it is thought can be replaced is S2j0,000-
The damage to the Capitol is $4,000. The
walls of the Library are standing, and have
n firm appearance.
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Tnr CoMrRoMlsE.-The Rutland
Herald says:
The resolution Of Mr. Foote, of Miss,
declaring the compromise To he a final
settlement of the Slavery question has
not as yet been passed upon. The a
mcndment of Mr.. Badger of North Car
olina, to the effect that these measures
should be considered final until their a.
Jusc rcqniycs amendment has passed the
Senate. This amendment. coming from
a Wing Of a S%laveholding State, is high
ly gratifying, being precisely the ground
upon which the true Wings of Vermont
stand.
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c. The JoDrnai Of Commcrcc gives
a copy OF the official resignation of Kos
suth as Governor Of Hungary. some time
before the surrender OF Gorgey,on whom
the supreme civil and military power
was conferred. As Kossuth was never
ieinstaled in that office, his present claim
to the Governorshp--for he now insists
that he is still Governor de jure-sccms
to have rather a slight foundation.
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~ The Green Mountain Mutual
Health Association, advertised ia an anoih-
err column, is under the management Of an
exec llcnl board Of officers. and will un-
doubleday prove a safe and valuable insii-
tuition. We commend This company to
The con sideralion of all who have any in'
terest in tho subject of Health Insurance.
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rs Hon. JAMES MEAcHAM has our
thanks for Congressional Documents,

e. We are unable TO present our reads
ers with the address Of Mr.. BEcKwIrn,
at the Pilgrim Anniversary the request o:
a copy for publication having been respect,
fully declined.
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~ 1t is generally supposed-as we
certainly hopc-lhat Foote'S C"mpro-
mise resolution will be laid on the table,
in the Senate, The presentation oi such
a resolution at this time was wholly un>
called for, aud serves mainly 10 show the
indiscrelion aud folly of its mover.
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W~AsnINGroS, Dec, 2s.-Mr. Clay's con
%s,itulion is fast giving out and his case Is al
most hopeless. lie will probably never leave
the city alive. His resignation does not take
effect until the first of September next
MIR, Owen, tbs ex,Consul TO Havana is
now in this city.
The Kossuth excitement is fiat, and mere
will he no glori6cation procession in tins cry
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o. The track Of the Western Yer,
mont Railroad is laid nearly 10 the line
of Sunderland, three or four miles be-
vond M~Ancheslct.
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The DGguerreidH Journai,f for Deems
Der, is on our table. 1t must be a work
Of much value to those for whose special
benefit ii is intended. as well as of inter-
est to the general reader.-Publlshed
in New York, seml.monlhly, by S ID
Humphrey, at SO a year for a single
copj-I0 copies, 500.
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a. On Wednesday last, Hon. Benz.
SrAvrn, (Whig,) was elected Mayer of
Boston, by three majority, as officially
declared.
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The albany Caitipator has entered
on its ninth volume. 1t is well known
in this vicinity as an ably>conducted aud
valuable noulhly.-L. Tucker, Proprle-
tor-Si a>year, or Is copies for $40.
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OF They are to have a "Kossuth Tea
Pariy''a. Brauleboro, on the evening OF
New Year'e-Ihe proceeds from the sale
of tickets 10 be forwarded 10 Kossulh in
aid Of Hungary.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-31

5E@ There were extensive fires in
New York, Philadelphia aud Buffalo. on
Saturday, aud in Quebec on Friday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-31

WoOdDOrth's Youths Cabinet has
commenced its seventh volume, with a
number that cannot fail 10 be highly in>
leresting 10 children and Youih.-D. a.
Woodwork, Publisher, lis Nassau ST.,
New York. Monthly, a, 81 a,yeur. or
7 copies for S..
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THE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, 1851.
Addison Comfy Agricultural Society.

The Annual Meeting of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be held
nj The Town Room, in Middlebury, on
Wednesday, Jan. IS, 1852, at 10 o'clock,
y. NJ.
Applicants foi Premiums Oh Field Crops
arc required TO leave their specifications
and samples with The Secretary, or Assists
ami Secretary, ON or before the 10th day of
January.
JOS. Fl. BARRETT, Sec.
Middlcbury Dec. 81, 1851. 364'v
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Pdrkcr's Journal, one OF the best liz.
erary papers published, has just com,
menced its second yolume.--W. B. Par
ker, publisher, New York.
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o. CoNGagss did scarcely anything
las, week, as is usual during the holi~
days.
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shareholders wil, NJ once step forward, aud
by promptly taking their proportion Of The
new stock remove every obstruction TO Cu-
turc ana immediate success.
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s,ow.I ~ chr;.,mns rroson,s M
m;,"Inws nr ,ha ;owolrv .,,J r,ncy s,,ro.
,,o aIJa,o wi,L rh,,arirr ,r;mLo,, sM;,o.
ITO C,r AMI naees NJ Ioyo rho
c' INV o"os;san' ,Lo La' Lsoita.s non1
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"a"aI a.u,"ia i, ,La;s nono.a anA
shaHna. ,Lo ,In,o .io.. Ia'i",.D :,
Ri L,;,od w;,b .~"syc,am -,
r;oh nnJ ,,J;an, rsLr;os. pnSInm has
aa,aJ j.. La,,ns;os ~ ,,"n
- ,Io ,haa,ra. s"nar g..
ny l.i" ,.oaL "Lsua ~.
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rc,,nn ready ~ rrn,o ~ ,nwn .n1
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CLr;s,mns IN, sLaII MOI, mns, Jash
,n,n raroI,,iaus d;snnrasins ;"ron,;an.
nnd .ncb ike mater If fac, snh;ec,s
"'u Su0" ''Ne m"''e' VI i"o' S""Jeo's'
popcrs. Tim, some rood peonle are be.
coming ala, med n, The prospects Of the
O"'"'"s "'a'"'e' ~ ""e P'"'Poo'S VI '"e
sPeeuy c""Su"'p,,'n " at '"e """u III
,"r ""''u """,' say r"eSe MONIES,
~''"'' ''a', Tr'o' w '"r,' anu
"'"'.u'e' "''u ou''u'"s ","'e',"'s
! n,oI' o"''1e'' ''"' ""e" ! "'9' '""
an "'''''' III '"'' 'u"JeI'' u'I VI p"'
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-.
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t"P'' u "a o''"o W"e" :" ",
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"oou a''u III our o'y hoa' many hoo'e
'o" '',se.s' ~ sIe"' ","wo'cN' MINER
TO- 10 t''e ~'"''"u"c''"' "' no" munu'ac>
lures, "'' arisen 'I"'' ''e '"c' ',a' ""'y
G"s''''"" "'''c'cs nave pee" "'aue anu
."r? are eNPens''e, clumsy, "nu '''oiF
=" o'e"N' II Is o",y slnce 'iie~ discovery
.'a' H'""s"' l'on 'api.Is eau ue more
'e"D"l ""Ne" '''"'e "'4",y o''ia''eh,eu'
more e~.e9"h''y ues'snru' 'nr"'sned al
one ""', '"' expense alu "a''a'.eu !"
e"u"'I i've ''"'es '"e ''o'e"oe VI e"s''
'""' '""' 'n'S o'"hcn Oh manufacture
""s assumed Il Pos'''on anu u'g"''v com
''e'iSu'" ne "''n us 'nP',,a"ce' io'i1
ao"'"s VI "'' Jon" d. 'Ihe'sna", OF
'n'S Guy Is the "or'u 'ndeo'eu 'oi 'n's
gre'' discovery "a discovery "h'ch''n
ny u,Ii","'' VIII, YET pace 'ne name OF
"'cheiSna'h a'ohg-sIue Z" 'hose o'
%r'""N''"' "a"' Dasuerre' steers
MORSE anu OF '''e "'her ii'us'r'onS men
"""Se ee"'u' anu P'"c,'ca' sh', nave
co"'''o"'eu 50 'huch 10 Inc "ofid $ au'
'anoe''e"t'
wrought IRON can now De woven mic
an! ue'''"o'e s"'Pe' ""u 10 al
'%''ln',e 'af'e y OF purposes WINDOW
guards ana cravings Tor steamships
stores dwellings, ana all name OF pub
nc and private grounds, cemeteries, &c
farm ience' IA. one dollar rod; bed
sieads' ana almost everything mat Is
necessary IN building aud iurnlSnIuU q
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GD'The adjourned term Of our Coun>
" Court commences mex, Monday.
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-14
Da. IElBi'S NRSlPiaILLi BLOOD PILLS.
 AheHa of al Others!!
Tn. Eaxy or all PHI Maaur.e,nrrr,,,

ne E.ttNy oh haAufactHrrrs. DECAUSE They safer. bs'i.i and Inalr sfF- rt.tS ihsb .tv aitt.r-: an.f n. ~Aass th, ..uh Hc wiE t1ke sotc~ af os'crs they abain trl
 So0Oo00 BOXES have besB sold annually iH tie last five
 YOUNG ANn OLD, MALE AND FEMALE eaa always take fNrs7 srii~ ~a;-t sF'rty. aHf i1i cat fear
 IF PILLS PE NECESSARY r in psrEinr and eieaBsinv te -hHPa'h sni BaSefs. md use Bs nid. o' se hty, aSs oaersH os"f pills produce tisosc combined cfsct., suns-ia Sar- -aisiria them
 Eat. psink assd Live as Usual, and enssue your Hssa ecrupasn as tgkiaz them without tear oi taking cold. dHfiJs aiI sind~ af wentaer-
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Wsgers ttat csr5cafeS tfryss Phvst cisrgy memb Congress, respectable I he prodnced efficacy tsan any ftllsr
 FOE1'Y PILLS ARE IN \ BOX ard sold al 2s cents il box, ~1sh ,ffnoas aBd mach whsesse seeosnpa nyAEg eas he1.
 They have uapaszsaDf smell. Free from aast powder O: any kind.
 Do no EEits~ tae stunsrh hGs-tS,
 PtnssGce ho s4ckne.r, vomiting had feelings,
 THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TINES,
 1nd adapaes tp inF~t dissases Haakinl. No asF haginE taken t be piiag 1ssr ards n ake others brause they w always good and f fh v do BsS, ts@n etsrr~ss.H.
 Dr R. {efy, the p1'Iety and manufacturer. a sega- lat draszfi eeni>t asd ps-eaa. i3 expssaee ID Pbaipesa xEtizfe 9f the thiver~y Bf Prnr~yivaptA: oTk, ttsH kstmere, &e aad assciatr and cnrresona EssaIhr ssve<a sedIcs ad Pa rttsnes tSe ti,c zrnatr e0add t a hts Pis md thstr setg kssmEfeHdrd R s ptrtIce sI'estshie physsishs nsEossshoBs ths Cnsrd Stafe.
 Prae1pa Depss, Bs &eiay 2 DIpensay, No. Ii4 North FoaFth -t PfiaeIfsaiaAssd sod ~sue~se retail by ". Tsppe, liuIe kocA; R. Sbeysnsaa. BuTen; sco vii Mead and Wza Ga.. New Orleans aAd ali drug yirts and -sorekeepers tse HRited States,
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