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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

CATALOGUE OF THE GREAT ExuIBT-
TioN.-Some curious statistics connected
with the preparation of the catalogue of the
Worlds Fair are given in Dickcnss best
vein. in the i Household Words" The ar
iicle is entitled The Catalogues Account
of itself" Denuded of the aGornmcnis with
which the author has cmbellishcd his accourr,
the following are some of the principles facts
he communicates. Fifteen th Dusahd persons
had to be written 10 for their molicnm Of
copy" for the catalogue. or description Of
what each was about 10 send to the Exhibi-
ton Fifty tho usand printed circulars were
sent out. The catalogue. the labor upon
which was commenced IN January, 1851, was
classified, made up, printed and bound in
four days. The first perfect impression was
only produced al 10 O'Clock on the night pre-
cceding the opening of the Exhibition, vet
10000 bound copies were punclually deliv.
cred at the Crystal Palace on the following
morning. The TWO copies presented to the
Queen and Prince Albert, on that morning.
bound in morocco, lined with silk. and gilt
edged, were bound. lined, and gilded in six
hours. OF the official" catalogue, 100000,
copies have been printed, consuming 100 tons
of paper, the duty upon which was &l,470
sterling. Besides these, 500 pages of lists
other catalogues, reports, &C.. were printed
The weight Of type thus employed was 81
900 pounds
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10 Senator UPnAM, who is regarded
generally as rather ultra in his Free Soil
views, strongly urges his friends, we UNDER
stand to go FOL the repeal of the habeas cor
pus law of last session. We hope the Wings
will act harmoniously on this question; ard
not suffer any minor influences 10 prevent
what not merely sound policy but right and
justice require at their hands The opposi>
ton to repeal, so far as there is any, comes
mainly from the politicians. on the score Of
exnedencv.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

~ The result of the elections in Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio are unexpectedly disastrous to
the Wings. 1t would be ungOnerous, perhaps,
and unfair to attribute this result to the prema-
ture and uncalled-for nomination of General
Scott for the Presidency in each ofthose States
though we cannot but think it was a movement
extremely indiscrcct on the part of the friends
of that candidate, and il may have turned the
scale against Johnston in Pennsylvania All
eyes will now he anxiously turned upon the
stare of New York. The Opposition are strain.
ingevery nerve to carry that State, regarding
theft success there as conclusive in regard TO
the next Presidential election.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

DNATH OF REV. DR.. ALEXANDER. We
have 10 record The death Of the venernbe
Archibald Alexander, ID D., who died at IN
early hour yesterday morning nj his res
ldence in Princeton. j., in the Sist yea
of bis age. DR.. Alexander was elected n
Professor in the Theological Seminary at
Princeton in 1911, when il was first estab-
lished, and has continued in office TO the
hour ol'his death. DR.. A. has left six SON,
Rev. Joseph Addison Alexander, Rev
Samuel Alexander, Henry and William, in
the profession Of law, and Archibald Alex
ander, ID. On T. Tribune.
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Ma. EDIToR-


l wish to call the attention of my brother
farmers, to the new Churn introduced into this
part Of the country, by MIR. BALDWIN, of MIDI
dlebury. The introduction Of any real labor>
saving machine or implement in the Dairy, Of
course, diminishcs the cost Of production, and
makes that production the source of greater
profit. Badwn's Churn is neat, easily
worked Churn II operates very much 10 my
satisfaction. 1t does not materially diminish
the time of actual churning, but lis great value
consists in the fact, that it gathers, uorkS, and
salts the butter without removing it from the
Churn, thereby saving the women folks great
amount of hard labor in working and re-
working the butter to rid it of the tuttcrmilk.
The Churn operates at mechanical advan-
taee pressing the butter with such force that
il is not necessary TO work it for ordinary use.
| have used one Of the Chnrns for some weeks,
aud do net hesitate TO say il is one of the best
things man can have on his farm. +.
BlidpoTi, Oct. "a, 1851.
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r5y The LEGISLATURE anncars 70 have don,

ga The Legislature appears to have done
nothing as yot, respecting the incorporation
of the Vermont Stale Agricultural Society.
A special committee having been appointed,
by those Interested in this matter, 10 present
it before the Legislature. we suppose the
other friends of the measure in that body are
waiting for that committee to lead of, We
hope 50 important movement will not be
suffered 10 fail through the delay of its
friends. 30 .-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

~ The Syracuse Star states 'hat
the white persons held for trial on
charge of being concerned IN The riot at
that place were bailed by f. W. Leven,
worth, Henry Clifford, VIM. E. Abbott.
and Daniel McDougall, of Syracuse
the blacks by VIM. II. Seward. OF Au,
burn. The sum of $4,000 was required
for each IF the former. and sooo LOT
each Of the latter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

CoLoNizATIoN SocIETy.-The Board OF
Managers Of the New Y ork Colonization
Society held its monthly meeting on Tues.
day evening. The Corresponding Sccreta>
~ reported legacy of 5 coo, LETT 10 tho
Society by the late Miss Arien, of Morris
town, n. J. The Committee to attend the
cmbarkalion of migrants,reportet tie sail>
ns of the barb Zeno, with GO emigranls
for Liberia, and that they had expended
$S93 70 in supplies, &c, for their accom-
mediation and support for six months after
their arrival in the new Republic. The
death Of the late Governor Mcdowell. of
NIrglnia, was announced; that gentleman
having been warm friend 10 the cause
oil colonization, a committee was appoints
ed TO prepare suitable minute o- the So
cieiy's journal. Nouro was also given OF
the death of Governor Russworm of Cane
Palmas, and of Rev. James Moore oil
Grand Bassa. A committee was appoint
I'd to prepare suitable minutes ~ York
Tribune.
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New York Corr espondence.
New York, Oct. %, 1851.
IDIToRs OF TIE REGISTER

EpITons OF TIE REGISTER:
H., r,,.o
s,;, ~ ;,or,a,, sui' 49," PIPeas "'o qu'lc
o." ", co. h'' H.. ~, ~, ma! DC &c
ec"'' ~; ,no ."'a ,"t i-ulope ise'i Is
.,''' Du' is o'''"a 10 VI 'n"' l,ecu''"t k,nu
"'':' lO,'e"us ev ',,, s,o'n' gram IS ulc,
,'''us " oS ou' en-" niy, =" S"'u " uoa anu
her Journals are 'i','u WIN, uenuhcia'ions OF
cur GU i'A-cu.I.ei ~ us ,een.,o' Oonsu' owen
ohe Is eHer',"s "cf UTMOST 70 gam france
anu Ehs'a''u " her wa! OIL 'n'hk'hsi put
'nese '"o 'a''e' h"''o"S u"ue.s'ahu 100 wen
10 use hack,e!e" eNPress'on-"on which
sue '1e'r ofeuu Is ou.' =, hussia Is get
Jug w u nc" io'"' Vi uoNe'''heu. LOT nun
gary r'""ce' onue, hcr present aaminls-
r"uo"' 10 "o'u"y "o'"e'eu nc Wofiu $
+ AR mas KEEP up Ins'ands Spirits although
sue Is sonewha, u.lec'eu Il, having 10 ac>
kno"lease Dro'ner .Johathah superiority IN
sueh 'h''es aS nch's henVlnS Machlnes'
~ DasuSrreo'ypeS' o"rpe'S' oH'es LOCKS &c
nc EhShsh ITcss nave hau'ed IN Their
hornN an" no longer Jeer US ABOUT unoc>
Gup'ed space magh'hcen' Instances, &c
+ rom Ca'liornla' we nave "a, '',e same Ola ne VS.
ARRIVAL oi nearly wo hi'ions III uo'h
Dus', Coni'"sra''ohs' A!hchihGs' ana
KobberleS.
New 1 orK is pre''y much ,he same as 1t
generally Is al inns season oil me year Balls
iheh'reS' 'ou'es' anu INC pproachihg eiections
Keep US from gong TO bed rery early. Com
mI'tees OF noth pohtical parties are holding
their niSh'iy st'ihss' Tor Tue purpose OF
smoothing the pain TO citizenship Tor scores
oil foreigners
Trade Is dun, down town, and the country
merchants 40 NOT appear 10 DC IN as good
spirits as i shou'h IKE 10 see them, On the
whole, things look rainier Que The arrival
OF the Chagres steamer on SATURDAY, with
81, ooo'ooo' mas had me efect' however. OF
making the money market somewhat easier
The news by the next steamer, OF The state
OF the markes on the o'her SIDE Ell the At
lantic' VIII nave powerful eject on The con-
dIilon oil affairs IN wan Of.
The ship PhacanaXor, from Liverpool, ar
rived at fhI'adeipaia, on Wednet day, with
nearly 300 passengers on board, among whom
the small T,ox Is making fearful ravagcs. The
papers say that heads OF lam
lies " are particularly careful to forbid their
servants TO promenade with their infant
charges near the wharf who're the vessel lies.
The Port Physician has forbidden all inter-
course with The vessel.
The health OF New York is improving;
There were only 800 deaths last week, and
only three OF these from iniemperance.
- There is good time coming"
In Tammany Hall. measures are being
taken to hoist Stephen a. Douglas upon the
Democratic party, as The candidate for the
Presidency in %. Old Elijah Purdy, AL.
exander Nj. Allln2 and others well known
as manufacturers Of public opinion in regard
n llpmnPrailc lnEQ lpnn hTnnnhf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

GoDEY's LApY's Book for November i.
received. One number more, and then
comes new volume, which the publisher
announces will be a little ahead of any hing
of the kind in the country. We notice a
new feature in this publication wi ich with
it is an original one, that is, the monthly
publication of new patterns of window cur
lains, crochet work, knitting, netting, patch.
work, crochet flower work, &C., &c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

LITTELL's Living AGE.-No 3S9 offers
the reader good table selected from wide
field Of matter and from the best publca-
lions. The contents are, in part, "Thc
Spanish Professionals and Phillip / English
synonyms Character Of Louis Napoleon
A Galop for Life Tower of Fontcnay
Clcopatras Needle !" and several other pa.
pers of interest, besides news of the week,
&c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

GRAHAM, is as attractive as ever-with a
beautiful variety of engravines, and readable
matter enough for Magazine OF twice the
price. Morning Walk Paris Fashions"
and tue Political Cobber" constitute the
ornamental features of the work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

The foregoing does not Include the
circulation or loans Of the Peoples
Bank at Derby Line, or the White Riv.
err Bank at Bethel. which, when inclu-
ded, will show an increase of more than
one hundred and twenty-five per cent
of Bank Capital, Giro ulalion and Loans
in Vermont, within the last FIVE years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

II The COMMITTEES on the Judiciary, in tho
House, have made long and able report IN
favor Of the repeal Of the lIabeas Corpus act of
the last Lcgislature-wiIh the exception of GER
tain uaobjectionable and proper portions. The
bill for that purpose is made the special order
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

9B- The friends OF the General Banking
Law are, many of them, saheuinc as to lis
success at this session. We think, however,
they will be disappointed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

BANKING IN VERMONT. - Extracts
from the Auditors Reports, showing the
increase Of Bank Capital. Bank Clrcu-
lation, and Bank Loans in Vermont
from lS46 to 1851:
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Davis's Self Adjusting Churn.

Those who have tested this now almost in
dispensable denizen of the dairy, and proved its
manifold advantages, in The saving of both time
and labor, over all other churns. will not be
surprised TO learn that it received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair held in London this
present season Such is the fact as communi-
Gated TO Messrs. Porter Blanchard & Co, Of
this town, soul manufacturers and proprc Ors
fer this State, by the following letter from DR.
Thomas Chadhouns, Member of the Interna-
iional Jury, at the Worlds Fair Concord
IBdeDertiam
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z o CLOCK, r. NJ,

Reports IF C0mmiitces.-By MIR. Royce,
from the committee on judiciary, against the
passage of the Senate bill relating 10 Bowl
ing alleys; Sd reading refused.
Resolution from The House--That the
Trustees of the Norwich University be re.
CURED TO report 10 the next Legislature the
course OF study pursued, The attnnments re.
quired of candidates for the degree of Bach.
elor Of Arts, the number Of acting Profess,
ors and other officers, the stale Of buildings.
apparatus and library, ard also whether the
charter has been in all respects compled
with, and on motion of Mr.. Dewey, il WA,
referred TO the committee on the judiciary.
Adjourned.
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SENATE.


O'CLOCK, T.. NJ.
Reports Of Commitees.-By Mr.. Royce,
from Jsdicinry committee, in favor Of bill in
addition 10 chapter IS G. S., relating 10 lite
rary and other societies that any number of
individuals may associate themselves to-
gelher under the provisions of said chapter,
to aid in detecting. arresling and Furnishing
thieves and burglars, and restoring stolen
property to the right!ul owners passed.
by Mr. Norihrop, from select committee
to which was referred that part of the NJ es-
sage relating to vacancies in The offices of
Governor bill that, in case both Of the
above named Offices be vacant BY death, re-
signa'ion OF otherwise, the Secretary Of
State shall act as the executive officer iii the
vacancy shall be filled; ordered to lie, on
motion OF MIR. Whitiemore. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Bills rJerred,-By MIR Everis in add,
ton 20 an aoi Incorporating :ho Western
Vermont Railroad Company to the COM
mittee on Roads. From The Senate, 10 in
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

GESTLEMES,-l have but just time to inform
you before the Steamer sails, that the Churn
you are so extensively manufacturing, has re-
ceived the Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair.
Its merits were severely contested in compelt-
ion with the best churns from France, Belgium,
Austria Sc, as well as by those of the farming
districts Of England, and its superiority was
unq fashionable. AT the close of Tie Exhibit.
ion, in October the usual testimonials will be
sent YOU. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS CHADBoURNE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

sT Mr.. WEBSTER will not visit Vermont
this Fall, as was expected. IIc has returned
10 Washington.
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foF Wednesday forenoon, of this week. The
Judiciary Committee arc, Mcssrs. DAVIS Of
Danvillei GRANDEY Of Vefgcnncs, HuDBELL
of Fairfax, Events of Rutland, and BowDIsn
of Swanton. The report takes the ground
that the actis clearly and uncquivocnly nm.
constitutional
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-29

Gj- The Democratic State Convention, hol-
den at Montpelier, on Friday, the 18th instant,
made choice Of the following gentlemen as del
cgatcs to the next Democratic National Cons
vcntion :-Delegatesn Large, David A Small.
ley, of Burlington, and lucius d. Peck, of
Montpelier Solomon W. jew
ett of Wcybridgc, and Samuel Mutt, of Hart
ford. District Delegates Horace Clark II. f.
Stoughton, Isaac b. Bowdish, and VIM. Hay
ward, Jr. Substitutes - Erasmus Plympton,
Jacob Kent, Jr., Bradley Barlow, and w. IL. II.
Bingham.
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Peter 7. Washburn 1928
kdwin Hutchinson SO
Peter 7. Washburn was accordingly c.
iccicd.
The Senate Withdraw, and the House adj
lovrued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27
MEDICAL.

WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-THE WONDERFUL
" POWER OF this extraordinary cordial has induced the
dscoverer to invite minateiy those who
In afflicted with diseases arising from affected
TO call aud test marvel control the
system whoutiee lt sems such apty persons should
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Depot At lp2 Nassau street, 81 q bottle, - dos.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
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remedy aud show there thousands who
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Ing from the other ph ycsng. In ALL guarantee
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vheh others csnsed by their not expeng the disease
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ssor, ,imssJ.s sali'sugy Treatment BY letter. onas
Lamont a. Rssde street. two doors from Broadway.
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PLAon NATTvrTv-United btAte1. 15g ireland. 81;
England II; Scotland. Germany IL; Holland Sweden,
British POSSESSIONS In North America o. West Indies
Poland, Il unkAswn.4
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lkRD.-PR. Dg IAfEY, AUTHOR or the pRIyATs
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nocToR YoUasEiF-Toa TwEsTY-rIvEscENTs-
~ ~ means Of the Pocket hscularius Eyery One Hi,
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Doctor matter what bic pret nscns be-
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ing home without Of the Pocket houlapius. Soc
captains and perteps going 70 should possess DR. Yeung
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na coNyERs. MEDICAL Card To YOUNG VEN

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lnviForsbg Cordial the only remedy yet discovered. II
has scores vho bad gven All hope Of relief %
MT r ceetN ~ worthless Prescriptions or ssrsnrss
pills of o'her notruus thoy ef nee Ia case
m,th th The eoroisl contains mercury opium, other
nei.erors drnfs 70 niure nypoeno hindrsnoe frl n
brsinse W bottle boee for S. with directions an
,mp1rcrnt sdNc 20 the married single Sold By Dr.
- be ehee - hrs ayenus between Tenth and eleventh
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erecf, cnfner q Iird and south and bg nsa-,y Co..
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~ Dover street. Water street whore he be
dspally consulted certain disease. when he our
without Recent he In few days.
Nervous c-hiity brought BY self shuse-the victims
such. can also apply with . certainty 81 cure.
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r Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW FORK
IL Pest Ofhoe. February a. 1901.
OFFICIALLY rusIIsHxp IN rsE PAPER HAVING THE LARoEsr
Please mention the date Of the list in VIII lob they are
advertised. LADIES LIST.
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rgRxAs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ISsrITuTl

~ No Chambers street. Chatham. THIS TnstItuts
y under the immediate charge o. Dr. Clement, assisted
W two medical genemer who have had their
ssme q the most extensive hesrit. At berlin snt venns
OGce hours from o'clock A. until o'clock r. n n,
Bed Eee 81 the purcs character ieee snd prepared
Mr. I'm. WIDER tupi 81 the celebrated Professor Iebs
oermsn chemist, will be dispensed At all hours the dsy
r~d nirht.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
n Ne Oty and Csuaty New York from the 18th day q
February. TO the I'D day Of fsbrusry. 1851.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON

Tns undersigned having entirely rebuilt
aud MIA grd the above extensive establish.
mch,, containing 10 all about % rooIns,
would respectfully give notice that 1t is now
ready for the reception and accommodated Of
the travelling community
An rNiended notice of the unsurpassed
convcn ichcIcs Of tins House is deemed SUI
prriions. as The numerous Improvements
which have been made caEuoi I've mad. cnn.
not he properly gwen IN an adycr,lscmcnt.-
Suffice II to sly that NJ expense has been
spared 10 render an apartment pcticct.
The furniture was made expressly to order
regardless OF cost, aud crrtam portions of II
especially the drawing rooms, will he found
10 be of The most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture The dining oorns are capa-
cious, aud the hours for meals will be SO
arranged NJ TO SUIT the convenience of the
early and late.
Every department will he conducted in nm
une~xccptionable manner, aud the proprietor
pledges itself that the American House shall
be truly the Travellers Home. i.g7 So.
Jan, ISL. LEWIS RICE.