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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

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The State Agricultural and Mcchani-
cal Show, at Montpelier, last week, was
one of which our people may well be
proud. The display of Horses and Sheep
can hardly be surpassed in any other
state. Some very fine Devon Cattle
were also exhibited, though in this dc.
rartmcnt of the Fair, there was less va.
riety and excellence. The Mechanical
and Floral Halls were well filled. and
we're constantly thronged with gratife1
spectators In both these departments,
there was evidently an improvement on
former exhibitions.
For more particular specification of
,nimals and articles of mort, we must
refer to the reports of the awarding
Judges, having taken no notes for use in
.his connection. The number in atten.
dance was very large, Oh Tuesday and
Wednesday. The heavy rain on Thurs
day must have very much diminished the
receipts of the society, as it did the in
terest Of the Show, having prevented the
intended trial of the speed of Horses on
the trotting course. Taking the three
days together, the number present was
considerably less than at Rutland last
year, or at this place the year previous.
We have seen the whole number on
Wednesday estimated at 20 000-thougl
we think this is too high. The entire
receipts for admission to the grounds
we learn, were only between $4,000 and
$1,000. After paying premiums and ox
penses, there can be but little if any sur
plus left IN the hands of the Treasurer.
Better arrangements for the Fair were
never made. The grounds were unusual
" pleasant and well ordered. The Flo
raj Hall was fitted up in excellent taste
An unfailing fountain supplied abun
dance of cool water The view of the vii
loge below and of the mountains arounC
was picturesque, and fttingly ILLUSTRATIVE
of the general character of the farms ant
villages of the eastern portion of GU
state. Hospitality aud courtesy mad
the visit to our capital agreeable to al
who went up thther to the great annua
gathering To provide suitably for sucl
mass of people is an arduCus task, ye
Montpelier, on her part, acquitted her
self excelleutly we'll, and, so far as We
know, to the entire satisfaction of evcrj
lone present
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

THE New OFFICIALS ABROAD
There is quite a group of new Amcri.
can appointees here, on their way to
their various destinations. am sorry
to say that the group does not compare,
to advantage, with'the knots of Amer
lean gentlemen and travellers that col.
lect in the court yard of Maurice's
Hotel. Its apparent characteristics
are a total ignorance of any European
language; a zeal for propagandism,
whether timely or not; the holding of
ultra opinions; taste for brandy and
water; a love for tobacco in its worst
form, and seemingly uncomfortable
desire to swear. / cannot doubt that
there are sterling qualities in reserve /;
but regret that an Observers first i'm
preston of these gentlemen is so like
ly to be unfayorable.-Paris Cores
pendent ~. y. Com. Adv.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

The NATIONAL HORSE EXHIBITION
at Springfield, Mass, will commence
Wednesday, Oct. 10Th, and last four
days. The Committee say:
1t is designed to be a national cx-
hibition, and inducements will be offer
ed which, it is hoped and expected,
will bring out horses from all sections
Of the Union, and from our Canadian
ncighbors on the north. The COM
mittcc have assurances, already, from
various quarters, that such will be the
case.
The committee have made arrange
ments with several Of the railroads
centering here, to bring all horses de,
signed for exhibition free Of charge ;
and it is hoped that a similar arrange
ment may be made with railroads at a
distance.
The exhibition is designed for pur-
poses both of show and sale-considcra.
tons which, combined, must prove i'm
mensely attractive
Premiums are offered, from $500
down to $25, for the best stations,
geldings, breeding mares, matched
horses, fancy horses, colts, farm OF
draught horses, ponies, &c. The lar
gest premium $4,000 is offered fol-
the best stallion of seven years and
over. George Dwight is President o.
the exhibition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

Addresses were made, on Wednesday
by President WHEELER, of Burlington,
and by Gov. WniGuT. of Indiana. The
address Of the former contained an elo-
quent oulogy on the late Gov. PAINE,
and some most valuable considerations
for the people of this state, which wo
trust they will have an opportunity to
ponder more deliberately, in print. Gov
WRiGu1's remarks were moro in tho
stump orator style,-oiT hand, humorous
and quito entertaining to the audience.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

DIsHoP DoANE-Thc Court of Bis H.
ops has dismissed the prescntmcnt against
Bishop Doane. The Bishop makes
written confession Of errors and mistake
growing out of his pccuniary embarrass.
ments, that he obtained money by pay
ing illegal interest, and that he made use
of certain funds in way which he deep
ly regrets. lie declares his fixed intcu
ton of doing all in his power to satisfy
every just demand against him. We
trust this may be the last of his trials. "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

UNION AND UARMoNY.-We ap-
prehcnd that the great difficulty in the
Democratic divisions is at headquart-
crs, not merely in the Cabinet, but in
the President, who is divided into two
hosti' and irreconcilable factions; he is
h alf bunker and half Barnburncr. lie
appoints Barnburners to Office and then
sends official orders to Syracuse to
pass bunker resolutions. lie is una
able to keep himself united and har-
monious, but his to-day quarrels with
his Yesterday, and no one can guess
what his tomorrow will be. If the
doctors who have taken upon them
selves the duty of healing the party
divisions would first unite tie Presi-
dent, they would at least begin at the
beginning, and might expect the party
to follow. The Union announced by
authority that it would give the Pres
idcnt great satisfaction to learn Of the
harmonious action of the Syracuse
Convention. We wait with anxiety to
know how the proceedings suited him.
-Providence Jonrndl.
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MURDER.-Last Wednesday night, at
Sherborn, Mass, Reuben Cozzens, re-
spectacle farmer, and his wife, were muir
dered in their dwelling by man named
John Chapman, who called Mr. Cozzens
to the door and murdered him with an
axe, and then killed his wife. He at
tempted the life of laborcr in his bed
and then fed. Cozzens was reported TO
have large amount of money in his
house
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

New DISCOVERIES IN AssYRIA.-
1t appears by a statement of Mr.. Lay.
ards, that since the publication of his
second work, remains have been found
much older than any previously taken
from the Assylian mounds, and, that
from one inscription it would seem
that temples existed of the 10Th or
Goth century before Christ, ascending
almost to the earliest known Egyptian
period.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

BD~The Rutland County Fair will
be held at West Poultney VT, Sept.
20 and 80. On Wednesday an Agri.
cultural Levee will be held at the Sem.
mary, and on Thursday an Address
will be delivered before the Society
by Gen j. j. VIELE, of Troy, N. Y.
Articles for exhibition will be taken TO
the Fair on the Goth and 9th, on the
Albany Il Rutland Railroad free of
charge. Passengers will be carried
for half-price each way.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

Our County on THE MAINE LAW.
We do not know precisely the orin-
ions Of all the members elect to the
House from this County upon the
Maine Law, but so far as We do know
we think they stand-for repeal 7
against repeal, 6 doubtful, ?.
ESSEX CoUNTY-upon the same
subject stands--for repeal, 8 /; against
repeal, 3 ; doubtful, l.--,N. Johns-
Ju1v CdicI0nidn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. Is A COLI
sion occurred on the Hudson River
r. r. about two miles below this place
at / - this P. NJ. between a single
engine and the Poughkeepsie passen-
ger train, by which fireman and two
brakemcn on the passenger train were
killed and both engineers and fremen
on the single engine were badly injur-
ed. No passengers were hurt. The
engines are a perfect wreck.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

SCIENTIFIC AMEmCAN.-This excel.
lent paper commenced a new volume
last week. 1t is ably conducted, and
must be exceedingly valuable to all
who take an interest in the progress
Of mechanical science. 1t is publish
ed by Mum & Co., New York, at 81
per annum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

ESSEX COUNTY SENAToR.-We had
returns last week of the vote for Sen
ator in each town in Essex County,
by which it appeared that Mr.. lIarts-
horn, wing, was elected by 8 MAORI
ty. We have since learned that the
vote for Brighton, as received by us
was wrong corrected, Mr.. Watson.
loco, is elected by rs majority Cdl
cdonidn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

Ra5% Martin Kozsta, it is. said, will
leave Smyrna in one Of the first Amer
lean vessels for Boston Or New York.
The Porte has demanded the dismis-
sal of Wcckbeckcr, the Austrian Con.
sui, who arrested him SO brutally in
Smyrna.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

STATE FAIR GRouNDs A beautiful
and accurate Autograph of the grounds
on which the State Show was held, at
Montpelier, from drawing by Hunter,
has been issued, and is for sale at A. II.
Copeland's, Telegraph Office, in this
place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

MAssACHUsETTs.-It is stated that
Gov. Clifford, Rufus Choate and Abbott
Lawrence, positively decline the use
of their names as candidates for Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts,, at the ap-
proaching Wing Convention.
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MAssAcHrsErTs.-The Free Soil State
Convention at Fitchburg las, Thursday,
nominated Hon. Henry Wilson, of Ma
tick, for Governor, aud Amasa Walker,
Esq, of North Brookfeld, for Lieut..
Governor. The Convention was address.
ed by Hon. Horace Mann and others.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

PREMIuMs.-We are obliged to defer
until another week list of the premi-
inns awarded at the late State Fair
Messrs a l.. Bingham, Il. Hammond,
s. w. Jewett, and others Of this ccun-
ty, were among the most successful com
netitors
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

A FUGlnyE SLAVE RETURNED
VIM. Scyggs, fugitive slave belong
ing to DIR. Whittredge, of Baltimore,
was arrested in Philadelphia, on Thurs
day, and had a hearing before Com
missioner Ingraham. lie acknowledged
himself a slave, and was sent back
without any excitement being caused.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

/ ~ The Philadelphia Bulletin un-
derstands that Madame Otto Gold
schmidt denny Lind) has presented
her husband with a son and heir. The
event took place on the 9th of August,
in the city of Dresden, where Madame
Goldschmidt now resides.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

JArAN.-THE AMERICAN EXpEDi-
roN.-I'hc Hong Kong papers state
that His Imperial Majesty, the Empcr.
or of all the Russias, having heard
that the Ulitcd States Government
had determined on sending a large ma
val force to Japan, with a view to the
opening Of that long closed country by
peaceablc means, and entirely concur
ring in the policy of demonstrating to
the japanese Government that foreign.
ers had the power to take what they
(thc Japancse) might feel indisposcd
to give, has resolved on aiding the ex-
pertinent by sending as squadron of
cooperation the Pallas, so guns, the
Dwina, 10 guns, and the Nostock, /
guns. After remaining here week,
the Pallas and Nostock will together
proceed in search Of the American
fleet, supposed at present to be about
the Loo Choo Islands, waiting for the
Powhatan, now hourly expected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

E@y~Mr. Tufts of Medford, who
gave the site for the Uniycrsalist Col
lego on Walnut Hill, has made his will,
giving two hundred thousand dollars
to the College.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

COMMISSIONER MATHER Acquitted
The court of impeachment. in the case
of Hon. John G. Mather, Canal Commits
sioner of New York, ended its labors on
Friday last. The accused was acquit-
ted on every charge brought against
him.
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I'll orrir0,

In New Haven, on the 9th inst by
the Rev. u. p. lIur,bud, Mr. IIlnAn II.
IIunLnur, Jr, OF Wcybridgc,to Miss SA-
Raj H., daughter of Dr. Cullen Bullard,
Of New Haven.
In Galcsburg ILL.,. Sept. 18th Joy Pres.
Blanchard, Mr. GEoRGg Bent, to Miss
Mary = PAyHE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

MAINg.-The prospect is that the
Wings will have the Senate Of Maine
The House will be close between the
Wings and all the factions of the Democ-
racy. The regular Democrats have no
chance
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

HE5- Mr.. Bancroft will publish the
third volume of his "llistory of the
American Revolution" being the
sixth Of his "History of the United
States" in October.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

SENATORS SERIOUSLY lLL.-Senator
Geyer, Of Missouri, and Senator Shields,
of Illinois, are both reported to be dan
gerously i'll.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

MA1NE.-Rcturns from 1913 towns
give pillsbury, Dem 24,397, Cros-
by, (Whig) 1862, Morrill,, (Mainc
law) Sj2S, and Holmes. Gree Soll)
5474. The Boston Daily Courier
says: The Maine Law has appa-
rcntly triumphcd in its original State,
though the Free Soilcrs, who are
among the principal supporters, have
given to DR.. Holmes, their own can
did0tc for Governor, a much better
vote than they awarded to him last
year, when, in sort of panic, they
rushed to the support Of Governor
Hubbard. Mr.. Morrill,, the Maine
Law Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor, gets very few Of their votes this
year"
OF the 81 members of the Senate,
the Wings have elected -, the Demo-
Gratis ), and there is no choice for 2
in each Of the counties, Cumberland ,
Somerset and Oxford, OF the balance,
nothing is known. The House, 50 far
as heard from, is - Wigs, II De-
mocrats and Is Free Soil.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

TRUE ENoUGu If man were to set
out by calling everything by its right
name, he would be Knocked down before
he got to the corner Of the street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-21

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS, that, at Probate
Court held at MddleburY in and for the
Distric, of Addison, ON the 10th day of Sept.
A. d. 1853
George II. Sanders, guardian Of OLIVER II.
SANDERS, WILLIAM W. SANDERS and RUTH F.
SANDERS, all of said Mddlebury, minor chill
dren OF the said George Ii. Sanders, repre-
scnts to this Court, that il would he condu-
Give to the interests of his said wards to sell
all their right, title and interest in, and To a
certain piece ofland, situated in the village
of East Middlehury, bounded north and west
by u lane or passage way leading TO +. A.
Leland land, south by the centre Turnpike
road and east by land of Sally Eldridgc, con
tanning one half acre which was conveyed to
their late mother Ruth II. Sanders by Daniel
Bdwcll by deed dated the 3 LIST day of De
cember 4. d ls52-for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds thereof at interest and
makes application to this Court to grant him
licence to sell his said wards said real estate
for the purpose aforesaid 1t is thereupOn
ordered that said application be considered
by this Court at the session thereof to be
held ut the Office of the Register in said Mid
dlebury, on Tuesday the 9th day oc October
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon and that
said guardian give notice thereof TO all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, ifany they may have, to
the granting said liccncc, by publishing a GER
tilted copy of this order in the Middlebhry
Register newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks sncccssively previous 20
\ the time of said Court
Jan S. BUSHNELL, Register
true copy of record.
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Greeley on our State Election.

The New York 1riJatHc thus sums up
t he results of the election in this State !:
No election of State Officers by the
People, but Wing plurality in the
Popular Vote as usual
A Wing Senate.
\ Wing plurality in the House. but
not a majority.
Ifnow, the Democratic ana Abolition
members of the House can be combined,
according to the secret bargain Of the
leaders before the Election, II. d. Bar
Der of Middlcbury, who is called FREQ
Solcr, aud is Rum Democrat, will be
Speaker of the House, the Democratic
State Ticket elected, and nominal FREQ
Soilcr chosen to the L. S Senate. Bar.
Der would give all his old shoes to get
this place, but we guess his location
West of the Mountains will prevent, as
the Senator to be chosen belongs to the
East.
The Rum Wings havo gone against
their party very generally in favor Of
their toddy, clccting (by the help Of the
Free Sellers, who are nearly all Temper
unco men. and have been traded of by
their leaders, Democrats from Burling
ton, Middlebury and many other strong
Wing towns Danvillc, Brattlcboro'
and some others, have elected Whig'
claimed to be opposed to the Maine
Law. Montpelier elected Gen. +. II
Walton, re-. p. IVaHonJ r., Maine
Law Wing. over Liberal Wing, or
Wednesday afternoon. after thirty hours
ballotng. We fear the House will b,
anti-Mainc Law, because the enemies d
of that Law every where placed Rum a
head Of Politics which its friends too
often failed to do The Senate, howcv
or, ought to save tie Law, and we ,rus
will do SO.
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Stray Cattle.

Came into the enclosure Oh or about the mid %
die Of August brown yearling lOifcr Also a
spotted ycarlng steer.
The o"ncr,or Ownersiarc requested 10 prove
property, pay charges, and take then, away.
JOHN SEELEY.
Mddlcburyi Sept :, 1853. 2O3w
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500 S liz e =
z . r S. A J. e

| have on hand geo Wcthcrs years old
300 d" " "
200 "
POO Cool Young Ewes.
800 Breeding Ewes.
500 Lambs.
Which Twill sci as low as can he bought
L. d. TWlTC HELL.
Wcybridgc, Sept. l., 1903. u;
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RTADTNTG


I'VE following Newspapers received week
= ~ and for sale b, the single copy at the
Tclcg.apl OMcc.
GiraSoR's Pictorial.
Illustrated Ncvs,
lVWeriy N1gazjnr,
D,dye Lltfara DIas.pr.
fioy " oa lRll.
Trio FIa@
ihae Joun7.
Odre b,naci,
Idnk.e Nltdc.
n. \. Dutclman.
Picayune,
Yankee Notions,
Uncle sam.
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r. II. r. REMEDIES.
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Persons troubled with sick headache will
find immediate relief by using II r. Il.
If there are any suffering with Neural
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Il r. Il. no 2.-Radways Rcnova-
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I'D " is'o',oosci cs5'osI'iii 'Ga'5isdes
S5-g3l sG5,5l s2,ila,nos 9o s6l,ice,75l'2
Year isi2 47.tp .no61 2,lss. Gl21 i052s, 80
is5l 4aol' 5d'9 as953li,g5 5e,u2,9@s5
The imports Of foreign goods at New
York alone for tho eight calendar
months, ending August 3lst, compared
with similar months last year, were as
follows:
1879. 1852.
Total for months, s. la5 600 900 1861 oOO
Increase, %lS,l35,OO0
During the same period a comparison OF
the exports stands thus 1893 1892
Total for months, ss33, $50 900, @27 ,l52iOOO
Increase GOi1 l3uOo
In relation to this undue relative in
crease of imports the Boston JoUrNa/
saws: THE free traders have not sue
cceded in luling our business men into
feeling of complete security, as is
proved by the fact that the money and
stock markets are kecnly sensitive to
any reports from the other side of the
Atlantic in relation to the rates of in
tcrost. and to every huctuation of the
English share markets. In view Of the
enormous importatons Of the past three
or four years, it is easy to see in what
manner our three hundred millions Of
dollars of foreign debts on account of
State. city and railroad bonds, has been
incurred. These debts are now pending
and whenever there is an urgent demand
for money in the old world, and the
Bank of England materially increase its
rate of Interest, VIC shall be called upon
for the Payment of bonds. large portion
of the proceeds of which have been in
vested N foreign articles Of luxury
which tend rather to impovcrish the
country than to enrich it by fostering
habits of display and extravaganza.
Are we prepared to meet the demands
of our foreign credtors2"
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AUCTION NJ!

On Monday evening, the 10Th inst, | shall
commence selling at Auction without r, serve,
the entire stock Of goods remaining in the
Store lately occupied by J. NJ. Gordon.
There are still on hand, many very dcsira-
bic goods. Now is your time to secure bar
gains J. W. TEWART, Assignee.
Midllcbury, Sept :, 1858, 20
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Valuable Farm for Sale

In the South part of Monkton, Vt, containing
five hundred acres well fenced, in good order,
and under good state of cultivation. II has
upon il q dwcling-houSe, with harns and 9th
or buildings necessary for such a farm. 1t
has also two good orchards, and other fruit
trees.
Said farm has also large quantity offence
ing and building timber, consisting Of pine,
cedar and black ash, good wood lot, and
is well watcrcd, and admirably adapted to
the keeping of stock. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber residing on the prem
ises. WIN. EATON
Monktan. Sept 18th 1858. 2l:3w..