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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-03

MR.. SIEEN:
Sir haved used your SELF REGu'
LATINO STOVE, and can say in is behalf
that it behaves more mclligenty than !
could have supposed it possible that Stove
should do. Properly supplied with wood in
the morning, anl its Regulsior adjusted ms
it should be, somewhat with reference 10 the
Temperature of the weather, and The Tight
NESS of the room, it preserves more uniform
tempe nature through the day than coulI he
secured with m ordinary Stove by ANY means
short OF having one sit by and watch it with
a Thermometer in his hand-the heat sell
dom varying more than two or three de-
grecs, until at length its fuel is exhausted,
when it wiseiy opens its mouth and asks Tor
more-only it cannot articuldte the r0rds.
In short regard it as fulfilling its pur,
pose and preiensions as " Sc T. Regulating
Stove, to an admirable degree of perfection
Respectfully yours,
H. EATON.
MIDnLEnuRY. Oct. 4, 1850,
The above Stove can he had of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28
New York, Saturday, June 2s, 1851.
Photographic Summary.

The move ments of the President and Mr. Web
ster, according to our despatch from Washington,
have been quite exciting The latter seems to
make as much Roadway in Virginia as he did in
this State-and the whole result of all the speech
making will be seen by the time of the regular
inination of the great whig convention. The cam
d late most popular with the people will be selected
by that body without reference to the present po-
stion of things Much will depend upon the events
Of the next few months.
at Albany, two interesting subjects, among a
number Of lesser ones, came up yesterday. The
affairs connected with the financial condition Of
Union College are of a most remarkable kind,
and We shall be prepared for some strange de.
selopements as to the moral and financial phi
iosophy long in vogue in that institution. The
o;her subject il one which merits the serious
attention Of every honest in the state. Il
has reference to Webster's Dictionary = which
some bookseller wishes to force upon the schools Of
the state, to the amount Of fifteen thousand CO
Iies-or at an expense q seyenty-hVe thousand
dollars to tie people. For what To in
;roduce a work which is not standard one,
and does not merit to be-whch spells words CON
trary to tho manifest spirit Of their etymology'
Theatre is spelled theater-a asinine caprice,
the final syllable being derived properly from hat
Of the Latin tncQtrum AS well might acre bespell-
ed acr-the Latin for sharp Such i the work.
composed Of such absurdities, which our legislative
sogno. wish to have adopted for the benefit Of
some bookseller or copyright holder. Professor
Goodrich, Of New Haven, has tried to improve the
work; but he not philologst enough to make i
complete or satisfactory one. The whole scheme
is a barefaced attempt at imposition Booksellers
already have sway enough in schools, with their
new and improved editions Of books, without COM
ing Ito the Legislature to rob the public BY whole
sale We trust that the atrocou, project Of sad
ding srch Sork upon the State will fail. ALLOW.
ing that the work we're a recognized standard, its
introduction ought to be opposed, for il i job-a
downright job, and nothing else.
The news from Hayti contradicts the report Of a
recent conflicts but we have not yet received an ex-
ylar alton Of this very general rumor Among oar
ether telcgraphic intelligence will be found some
later advces, chiefly Of commercial interest, from
Buenos Ayres.
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Court or GENERAL sessions.

Pefore Judge Beebe and Aldermen Howes and Bard.
JusE ~ = .9ssalh and Battery. = Valentine Brevy,
a. Frcnchman, was put to the bar charged with a
violent assault and battery Msgdaline and
Mary Breyy, his wife aud daughter From the
evidence II appeared that on the eth instant he
violently assaulted and beat his wife with his fists
blaokenipg her right eye, and otherwise iuiuring
htr that at the time and place be beat the dang
ter girl about thirteen Of age till was sense
less aud remained in that state from the effects Of the
beating, for half hour; that when the doctor was
called IN to attend her the defendant told him to leave
tie house and refused TO pay him his Fee was also
stated that be beat and il-used them other times
The defence was oproper conduct the part OF The
mother and daughter that the former encouraged the
latter and that defendant had 10 resort harshnes To
endeavor to correct the evil habits OF both The def nd
ant was fined SIS and discharged.
John Green young boy about sixteen years of age
charged with stealing watch from VIM. shucknan
pleaded guilty and sent 10 the House OF Refuge
CatharDe Moore Sr and Catharinc Moore Jr. put
to the bar charged with stealing pocket book containing
So FRI IN Mrs. Mary Moore in Washington market Thu
Court net deeming the testimony quite satisfactory
discharged the prisoners.
Mrs. Ann Burke, respectable looking woman, was
put to the bar charged with assautng Israel Levy on
the 10th Of March last by throwing pail II on
HIM The testimony that she did it through design a.
conclusive, and the Court fined Der So
There were several other small cases of assault and
battery ONO public interest disposed of after which the
Court adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

The WEBB AND WILLIS CAsE.-Yesterday, in
| the Superior Court, decision was made which il
decidedly against Webb. The three Judges were
unanimously of opinion that Webb must obey the
injunction of the court, and deliver up the letters
as originally directed. Webb's counsel may take
exceptions, and appeal to higher court but it il
doubtful if such advice will be given, after the
complete unanmity of opinion by the three Ju lges
who have given their opinion.
This decision will open a new and interesting
journey to trayel-a sort of a mission into a new
country-not Austrian which Webb will be
accompanied with the usual escort of lawyers in
such cases. According to oil the rumors about the
courts, several libel suits will be commenced ag INST
Webb by the Coddngtons, rs well as by Willis.
Well, this is a singular world, and time brings
around the most singular results. For ten years,
Webb, in conjunction with Willis, and the greater
portion of their contemporaries, have presented a
combination protesting to claim all the respect
ability of the press and have united in denouncng
the Netc York Herald, its editor, AID all connected
with it, as the source of the most lioellous, most
unprincipled, most atrocous, most scandalous, and
most vllanous acts in the history Of journalism
abusing this journal, at all points, the most dan
gerous and corrupt press since the first day that
I-dkdH ehttIeu tuc PdTucH VI GucH, bnS Sudpe Oh
a newsboy, hallooing "extra"--which Eve
bought--down to the present hour. They have
called it, par excellence, the /" Satanic press"
Now what is the factl The greatest libel that
was ever published in this journal was done by
substituting, in mistake, John for James. In 1887,
when five hundred New York merchauts-m ,re or
less-,ollapsed IN the pocket, James Hlggerty
went by the board We announced that it WAS
John Haggerty, by mere accident-and hence the
libel. All other charges-as facts and events have
proyed--have not made single of libel against
rs and Developments are made, day by day,
we arc becoming conyinced-and the public with
US, we imagine-that journal is the only decent,
respect lble, intelligent, candid and fair newspaper
in this city neghborhood. The accusations Of
our cotemporares, directed against each other, Of
"lar," "yilllin," swindler," thief convict"
"seaucer," "forger," "murderer," and the like,
have never yet polus,d our columns. Honest, and
just and pure in all personal and political rela
tons, we never have supposed our contemporaries
were otherwise, till they went gratuitousy to work
to prove it to the public Right is might, sooner
or later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

nrst starts Satlic religious life until the present
day, we nave put him forward as the most promi-
net American candidate for the Popedom that
the present century has been blessed with by Hca-
ven. As it is, he has reached, with our aid, tho
high position Of Archbishop, and but for some mis-
takes, he would have returned Cardinal-for the
hat and robe were nearly half re ady for bis use =
lie Is, however, still, comparatively, young man,
and with care and good training, he may yet not
only wear the hat, but reach the tiara itself.
We trust, therefore, that the banquet about to be
given to his Grace, will be conducted with care-
full regard to the past and to the future-with all the
dignity which the Catholic church demands. The
Catholics in this country increasing very RAJ
ridly, through the same policy that favored their
increase in the time Of the Roman Empire, before
the accession Of Constantine the Great. In a few
years they will be the most numerous sect in this
country; and politicians, and men of all ranks are
beginning to lock on them, and on their clergy, and
even on the Pope, with all his vagaries, with some
degree of respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

MAILS FOR EUROPE BY TIE AMERICAN MAIL STEAM
SHIP HUMBOLDT.
The Weekly Rrdid will be published at half-pa nine
o'clock this morning. Its contents will embrace all
the important ofthe week
The American mail steamship Humboldt Captain Lines
will leave this port at noon to day. for Havre, to touch
at Southampton England Her mails will close a. half
past ten o'clock this morning.
Single copies of the Herald sixpence; postage to Eng
land, two cents; to France, three cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

AMERICANS AT THE WORLDS FAIR.-We are
much afraid that the Americans at the Worlds
Fair have made themselves the laughing stock Of
the whole world. The Governor of Virginia, it may
be recollected, commissioned Mr.. T. s. Duncan, of
that State, to attend the Worlds Fair for public
purposes. In a communication written by that
gentleman and published in the Richmond En-
guiro, we find very curious letter, from which we
extract the following, which speaks for itself, and
very significantly too
Loxpox June 2 ISL
GrSnEsrS;-Havirg been honorcd by the Governor
with a commission to attend the Worlds Fair, arrived
here ut the opening IL the exhibition and witnessed the
gorgeous pageant IL magnificent affair, perhaps
Instructive but IL was acceptable my republican
feelings My first emotions of thankfulpess that,
in the country Of my home we had net kings nor peers
nor paid priests.
Executive what shall ut the Exhibition that may
deem useful To the country As yet have seen nothing
wothy OF Its adoption social or political do not 10.
tend 20 give you detailed description u what
have feen. write for a different purpose
The exhibition. the part q the United States has
been unfortunate in ITS management and great DIS
satisfaction exists among the contributors and vsiters
In the first place the Central Committee In Washington
appointed United States Commissioner, by the
name of Riddle, horse Auetioneer Of Boston-a man
without the FIRST qualification fitted for such position
This Is the only known orrecngnixed representative
Of the United Statc In this Worlds fsir-thc organ to
communicate with the Eugih Commissioners aud the
Swans OF the Continent assembled hefe-A fellow VINO
speak sentence Of good English. any other
tongue except that Of YenkCcdcm; and II he has any
knowledge of the arts literature We have not yet dis
covered H. The State Commissioners not recognized
ard have position here Why uur Minister Mr.. Law
has suffered this, 10 net know; he certainly
could have ordered matters otherwise But 20 add 70
the modification, Horace Greeley editor a the Ts,
placed by MIR Riddle whether with the appreciation
Of nister not DO not know foreman Of the
pan,l q American jurors Tltis man. without the
ntrs q q gcnileman-tLs rsukest abolitionist-the
known advocate ofdocrineF the most dorgs Mining aud
the most horrible ana disgusting hat he conceived
by Southern man Cutfunks all; and as design
cCy 10 make the insult poignant he may b.
locked nth negro. attending abolition meetings
Exeter Hall other place where these worthless
assemble 10 dsnouncc the Southern States aud advo-
cate disunion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28
The Opera at Castle Garden.

Don Giovanni was performed last night, and this
evening we are to have repetition Of La Favorita
with Bettini Benevenano Colett and Truf This opera
has been produced with great success and is admirably
cast II has not been usual to have performances on
Saturday evenings which devoted TO rehearsas: but
In order to complete the nights due to ticket hold
the performance is gwen this OCCASION and those
who wish to be delighted with musical entertainment
OF the highest order will strive to be present Ga Non
dvy, Anna Bolena" will be perfor mel and this
opera will be new TO many of the admirers of the
lyric drama doubt not that it will prove highly at
trac.iye. 1t contains many beautiful gems
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Post nnirr Drsnateh.

ritr
letter nat into the Post osce ~ Ncw Rochelle
Uwtntv miles from New I0sk). on Tuesday afternoon
ttrtirr rrrit might 1e expected home n this city
Thursday morning and home they ctmN 40 that lime
nv. to thl ufpriee % u o.e here About tva Yol1e
III ut.t BNtro0u the litter was delivered 80 Inst
gttut tts.tnbt curs from New Wo,hrn' Wbn Hys
III ts i..ot nttltad aye vhsn letter. cafd " tht
r.te frry ufa ir ito baufs srd hsf ~
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N,ry RESPECTFULLY. yours. &C..

The Virginia Commissioner to the Worlds Fair
is quite severe "a Mr.. Riddle, but We thiok his
appointment by the National Institute was very
appropriate, and quite on footing with the whole
afeirit i o specimen. - also is Greeley, walk
ing through Pail Mall. or Hyde Park, arm in arm
with arcgro-it Is specimen number Two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

is positively the only preparat, used by the inte
and penetrating 70 chance red gray hair to beautiful
black brown Slowly but surely the init atons Of this
really astonishing chemical sin king into mertea
oblivion. Courauds Dye. Pondra subtitle for
hair from low foreheads italian dedicated for curin
tan reekles pn pies and all skin diseases Liquid Rouge.
Ill, White Sc ali in demand. Found only ~
Welker street the old DEPT Broadway Calender.
Is South Third st Phadephia 2b Washing street.
Boston Blss, Springfield cowell, Hartford Caretoc,
Low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

Woodruff with great in establishing the
new house emit bearing the above title at t5
EroRdv 1t is pntTorised y the frsn Of the
propretors who probably better known to the public
large than any other two in the city. The house Is
hands fitted thing arranged IL should
Its location il admirable, its accommodations unsurpassed
All these facts taken in connection with another Of
porance viz that the keep but the
liquors in their bar do not how the establishment
could we'll with other than the best Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

CLOSING out q large lot q PART made kl Glove. - Al
immense reduOtion-sx shilling Gloves for four shiiinws
rr shilling gloves for three shilinssa pair; rsnt-
Gloves for four rhilings pair. Tese Gloves
eurertr auny rrd finish. at O. c. DC RDETrS Cheap De-
Coos Store, I.B walker street.
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cp.,p md super,or unts.-H. Harrison,

formerly N Canal street hes opened splendid assor
~ Ists ard Caps at 10 Nassau street which foi
heattv durability aud cheapress " unsurpassed. it's -
Htt - equal any cold g. Those vomiting good and
char hat We advise them TO ray hin visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28
Malls for California.

The steamship Crescent City. Captain Tanner, will
leave this port at three O'Clock this afternoon for Cha
gres Single copies of the HERALD be sent by Ber
ford 90 mails, which will close at No vesey street.
Astor House. at two O'Clock this afternoon postage three
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Broadway 1.-Two doors seuth Of Anthony street, offers the
balance his Straw Goods and Bonnet Ribbons consdera
bly, under Ne has alec received beautiful nscde
work Collars Under Handkerchief Swiss aud aconet Trim
minfs Sc also lot Of jaoonet Chemisettes AID Cuffs 10
match, at G..
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Row selling Gre. rate Hats sheap and ere doing spn
dd business vould fair " ang cali the
Union NJ BBe deceived hy theae tricky ~psculatlri
who have adopted tide 81 Unon In hopes 20 m Es
earital reputation. Remember. Hat Fnshers Un
No m parh Row.
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vst, fr veur NrrcvIti II asonisfn- % SO whrt AZ n
rtrse denaI there j. Cor thcse tenvr summer nat tor
~spt,smer introduced Nv LOCKuEART broadway Hat
tire 80 Broadway They perect beauty, ana far
only 80. The public attention l. solicited.
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There Is no Article in the wardrose OF .

rsntlran % Importance ~ his rspna npreartscs
than an elegantly made, veil. citing shtt ~ y bssv
that in this department o. costume GREEN. No Astog
House tskes precedence 81 all comrett Ne Invites ths
test VI and Is content to abide the result
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World,a Fair.-Yisifers II the World,

Fair invited to examine the Subscribers
Cases They the most and useful article tho
kind ufaeured containing all that necessary
toilet Of the most fasdious. SAUNDERS LAT Broadway
corner Of Liberty st., and 9s7 Broadway.
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Fsraa feftorr Strsw ard Feit Hats Wii ~ found ~
W =. pAN1B's. 9l Broadway. second door fr7m Duane
ree 1hosc Who il wEnt q such should certainly give
lin = call. Prices moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

white Panamss gentlemen and boys just cprneN * Ge
nns tomrrthends tic Hnest and moot delicate hFic ot
Ne lad the pleasure OF oherng 70 ms
friends aud tn rutiic
GININ. ga Broadway, opposite -, Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

reausrrcctyVes w Oti--By w. N. Buticr.
rfruta National GALLERY. No. ~ broadway. y he
te appreciated These beautiful pictures u " realize
the wishes " ths aistoYsrtr.
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has sumner Clothing good cheap, And neat both .ady
made and made 20 order with little "soft sawder
DrsF and Treck Coats from SIC 20 81 The price o. Pant
follovsFrom 81 70 Sd drcss Vest ~ tie very best
satn S. in unitcf which s satin. skeleton sack Ahd
a Slad, On from 81 ~ 10 ST. very low.
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nya.t,s LIE BsI.am again Tr,umphant.-

scrofula, with liberated throat,
Martin. k0 Avenue A. painfully afflicted for years
tie above d ressng which nothing could
until be ad to the Sovereign Life Balsam, few
bottles Of which freed him from all pain healing ulcer
The Bbam Ia tie At certain remedy for rheumatism,
scroula neuralgia, Kings evil mcrcural dieasas piles.
bttpls pmpea ard blot hes the BARRIERS itch
all ditease flowing from great mpurity Of the blood
the ouest faint Principal office 1t3 Bawsy, be-
tween Grand ard Rr"cme street. Agent for Brooklyn Ms
HAYES, E5 Fnlton ttreet. ~ cents n bottle.
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BuckskIn Boots, Shoes, and Gnitcrs. q new

and article ted To give perfect
der feet TO Re found only at BROOKS New York Boot
Shoe Emporium, $50 Fulton street.-the cheapest place
the city to get good article Of Boots and Shoes
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friends requested TO most extensive sale Of Paris Man
trs trecenty imported under peculiar eireumstancss
at BuTin's Emporium. a5l Broadway. We understand
they the most recherche Kind aud selling unusually
cheap. See dvertisement In another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

respectfully invited 10 examine this choice selection
Combs the variety is beyond all doubt the in
city, uprising the beautiful open work she'll
buffalo horn. Combs repaired aud m ade to order
A. & J. SAUNDERS.
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splendid stock Hunting and ohsr Watches which hC cells
IRE Lowest " cash j. v IL sole ;setnrer
81 the Reheu Gold Pens. Watches and gold rsPh
ca nd warranted.
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To TRAVELLER southward.-Those who I'm.

tend 20 proceed souheFreeiaily ladieshould provide
themselves with supplies of Bove'a toilet articles His
the best preventive against freeke and tan BY
enabling the shin to resist the action
pcxion; and HE Hypcrio Fluid Ia unsurpassed
Identifying propcr,es vhep applied TO the hair Sold by
the inventor Vim Bcve ct III Washington street Boston,
sold nso ~ d. Sands. leo Fulton street Rushtou.
Clark Co., 3 Broadway, Cary Co., Pearl street. New
Xarh
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brated Hair bye is used with the perfect all
parts tie world is exciting the greatest wonder
applause 1t is applied sold wholesale and RETAIL
Bachelors Wig Factory. Wall street; and all the
u
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since the 0rang Tlove Lotion j. lily used
them. There ia pothine in this world that makes the skin
velvetike e ir and bean whore pnples aud
eckes have dist Cured The face Sold by Ruhton CLARK
4 Co ITO and 2S BI oadway. and 10 Astor House.
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Of small portapee TO who wish 20 invest part
Of their SAVINGS In village lots TO find honorable. fair
ealing agent Sp:n h9se they can rely
He has within the last four this, sold between
six and hundred lots In the village Of Stratton
Port Flushing and Understand that the
all we'll satisfied with their bargains Many OF them
shout commencing building. There few lots in
this delightful location for sale; and from its proximity
the city lit only eight miles on they Of going
rapidly Mr. flanmer, has also two village
sites on hsndo opposite Piermont, the Hudson and
the other ut Hicksve L. Persons who want good village
lots at fair prices recommended 10 call Mr. fsmmer
Excursions will take place 18th June, and the
vi To frstab hove M
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This Day and Tomorrow, mt Bayard's, No.
State street. Green Turtle Soup and Steaks TIE rrapn
Stew and Snapper Tricassee
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member not only cheap hut good Watkins, III Fulton
street viii eel hut bring these resu-
rites. No who buys II him complains his pat.n
leather cracking r. SHE deals only 10 shoes, and IN
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AZ silk cotton and merino UNDERSTANDS and Drawers era
watts, elk, thread, and Kid Gloves Pocket handkerchief
&c. &c may be obtained at HITCHCOCK LEAD.
BEATEas. 7 Broadway Leonard street, at mach
lower rateshan AZ gentlemen furnishing stores spen
did stock oflads dress goods also, always hand there
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Dealers In India Ruhher Shoes-Canflnn

The advertisement inserted headed Caution to the Pub
lie IN b"haf Of Tie Hayward Rubber Company" New
ark India Rrt her Manufacturing Company" Csndee
Ford Go Shoe Associates and Others was not pub.
hshed by these companies. who willing 20 assume
the resror ity of such false abo H.
Day. supposed TO have been written by one OF the
owners Of Goodyear's Patent.