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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-29
WheeIine Window Glass

Wheeling Window Glass g5
MAN UFA G Il O Try -ab
THE partnership heretofore existing between Stocoa
Bankerd & Co has been dissolved by the purchased n.
Russell. s :, - tls77
The business viii be carried on under the name Of
octS STOCKTON, RUSSELL, q TO 's
Wheeling. Oct a. 1879 - - y w
ok to your Coughs!
ITO al el laboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c. we
would honestly the Brentingers Cont
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe aud speedy
1t be had Messrs PAxroN & LARR,s. end Of
the Suspention Bridge, and at r 1' sssse :
Z BRENTLINGER & ARbiSTRoNG,S, -
aug2l- yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling.
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n Il
Anspach, Brother e Co. ~
Wholesale DRY GOODS STORE,
No 20 Nerh Third ST. corner Of Cherry PhilndelPhia
IShn AnsPseh, Fs I, NJ Reed:
. 81 Woltes, Ballard q Co.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
- 1Ts Market strest PhiIndclphIa. u. ~
w reception and sale oil Western Produce Partir-
slar attention VIII pc given to consignments OF Wool,
BEFER TO-John Goshorn, ESQ.,, yu,..,,.
Thos. Johnston, Jf.. Esq. "heeins
john B. Sss i gsq 'Pf ortissua, o. g.
ei Tss 5 hassl a. i %s SsiS Va
James Means, Esq. steubenyiIe, o.
ooL. B. r. KELLY, formerly Of Wheeling, Is engaged
inthis Honse.S sePs6-diy 5
Odd Feliows, aInsons. Ikei tlcn, Sons 81
Temperance
And other Society Regalia, ~
banners, Seals and Jsioels, Dtjdetured and sold
b. Gibbs & Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street,
u Baltimore, Md. "a vs..
THE assortment usually on hard consists Of
REGALfA, s+si
ods Fsitess'- Grand and Subordinate Lodge and b
81. Past Grand and other oficers. plain ana
let. 81, Sd. 4in and 9th Degree Parade Re
sse pishiy embroidered Encampment parad
Aasorte nights Tsmplar. Royal A-,h. and Master.
seess Grand saS s5oraiu.
Diyisions- onieers and Members.
Red M<sssachems Past ofceIs. and richly embroidei
81 Degree Working and Parade Regaa.
JEWELS
OF the various Orders. Silver Gilt Plated Metals
nelnding knights Templar, with DirBs.) J,
BANNERS. So iFa5f.
Banners every size, style and coat adapted the
Orders and Societies. order; and De
signs for Hammers, when required. furnished
ense, showing the style OF the when finished Alss
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found the u
LODGES, lENCAMPMENTS,E DIVISIONS AMI
"a aeasi = ~ TRIBES; y
Wishingt to at up their Halls, supply themselves viii
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners &c, depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filed. by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
!. Rsgalia and BannerM turers. 10 baltimore Street
BALTIMORE Aid. fstr7,if Il
M a. II. FRY. Afei., Wheeling. Va oct6-tf
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Hoakins, Heiskell g GO

81 q iaPoRTKRaiAHD. JonBkRE OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, &
TTAVR removed to their Iron Buildng 2i3 Alarks
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TO Country Merchants.

MIR. S. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firms oil
m McCallen, Knox q Co., the remaining partners
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox ebrotler OF
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox. s
They would respectfully inform their old customers (who
have long literally them deal,
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will arriv
ing from the 10th to the last OF September 49,
been selected with care and bought
cash, they atter themselves
boots Shoes they hold Inducements quality
and prices superior to offered In the market To
Country Merchants their east they would pleas.
cd TO exhibit their stock and them inprces aressy
sallenginga the markets OF Baltimore and
PHILADELPHIA. lsep31 BfccLALLBNS g. KNOX q
IL OGAN, CARR q CO., have just received ITO boSes
III OF tobacco, in addition TO their large stock Call
round at No. 81, and specimen of the .Californ
golden bar Tobacco intended for all .syho love COCA
Thing Also large lot imported Sesars Just oh
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AsSIGNEE,SE NOTICE.

call and send their win duplicate
as :, : -. B. Il. WATSON.
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
tme41s y. Woodrow naying, ON the llth day OF
undersigned heneft his said Noodrow,s credit
a ms sas
3 R0oao 70 s
norder 70 receive benefit under sad trust, within
eordng The terms of said deed. with undersigned
Dpls GKo. ". SIGHTS. assignee. !.
Saddlers Hardware.
AND COACH TRIMMING.
y and Coach Tiim6dngy, Coach and Lssther yaInIsh
sG, a atSs
and used by the trade, 10 which invite tho at
lnA13 Old Stand, 16s Main 81.
Notice.
w D. NOTE has associated with him partner,
,9esng on the I'M inst The style OF the firm win be
49, Second Notice.
LII persons indebted TO w D. NOTE are requested to
eau and settle their accounts immedisely ,o7rp
Bound to Shavei
IL RA1oTs They shave with the greatest ease, and
MS best ever brought 70 this Market JUL at
10 New.JeweIry Store washnstoH
Throw Physie 10 Inc Dogs-Pn I1ermneher's
HYDRO ELEcTRIc voLTAIc CHAINS.
Ploducins instant rom the most pain per
s9Iing an Ns , s,2ssas RRsan
Of t IS Fase, Dealasss, hlIndnsss; 81
Pains inihe stomach In
aif gtesias dPs slsap,
Paralysis,
These chains were first introduced IN the city Of New
trials Sy sPR
a. others Il was discovered that they possess ST. snss
and wonasrfm power in the relief and The above
9 attended their use IS urpa Iahieied
rsisnis in Frsnee Gsrmsny AustTs, Prussia and Ens
- THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
The principles which is claimed that the chains
attended aud produced deficient supply
20 6 and ana ai S
magnetic chains by being worn over and upon the part
tenn BY powerful stimulating effects the nid
which required to produce healthy acton through The
hen willis using the chains but rigid Observance OF the
the part diseased adds much the eject Of the Chains. by
- ''e-- ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
win be Fven 10 any person no viii produce many
gent patients and scientific physicians, as have been ef
iseted by the use OF Puvermaeher's Electric Chans.
and no person ever dissatisfied who given
u's'A '''-i IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hundred permanent crres of PTOaPsus
been effected within he list BY the use Of
region OF the abdomen and the other UPON the spine lust
The the usual severe 10
-'-s-'e - 80 MODE OF USE.
The chain Should moisiened before with common
vinegar and then chain should be applied
directly the seat OF the pain or disease and the other
end opposite to II.
BIZ Nor DECRIvEDi The Electric Chains are not
diseases Nervous Diseases IL is claim
ed NO Medicinal Agent in the world has produced so
many IS in The last year as the Electric chain
INSTANT BELIEF from the most acute pain, Is pro-
ueed at the moment application much more enectnay
than he produced by opium. in any Of its FORMS
Can and obtain pamphlet (gratls0
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the which have lately been
10 tile Emperor of the French, be tried his
Physicians In cholera which proved
eninenfIy successful J. STEINERT, sole Agent
corner Prince and broadway.
G1-JAMES BAKER, and Brentlinger &, Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. dc1T-1yr
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= NOTICE. EXTRA.

have small stock OF co;hing that will dis.
Stock OF fine goods.
ulFpf 9
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y ARri 1854, by proper deed conveyed in trust
undersigned the benefit said WoodTow,s credit
all 81 his and personal property and chooses in
non all persons in wise indebted said Woodrow
required TO make Immediate payment toms and ali
having claims against said Woodrow required
order 70 receive any benefit under sad trust within
months file their claims proper release &C.
cording The terms OF said deed with the undersigned
apis GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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Advice.
r you troubled with cough pain nthe breast or
any affection Of the Iungs--Use Brentingsr's Com
II yon are AFFLICTED VITA Rheumatism have reserved
bruises prains your hands feet frost bitten
or chapped- the Berger Spine and Muscle Lni-
ment; aud figksts q 2 TX
Should yon affected with scrofule or any disease
arising from tho blood, tie njudcious
Of mercury, by an means procure BrentiEger,s Fluid Rx
tract OF Sarsaparilla and nandelfon.
Thee remedies tried by hundreds and in al
have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine In the cure OF these
complaints, for which they arc recommended.
To be had az fisst sss7 ats 49, -
III BRENTLINGRR SeARMsTRoNG's
Aretheeary Monroe street adjoining the eLare House,
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Anspach, Brother q Co. n
svHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No 70 Ner Third ST Of CHERRY. philadelphia
John Jr.. John r.. ja6oby James NJ Reed,
William Anspach;. Henry b FatrIrian. sepi7id6m
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GREAT CUREFOR DYSpEPsIA

can equal itscuTahVe pOwers. u contans no ALCOHOL,
RITTERs, ACIDS, NAusEnUa DRuGs, II is extremely
agreeable 20 the taste, and may be taken by the most
feeble patients who cannot eat water crncker without
acute distress. Beware ofDRusaED AiTArtoxs Pepsin
is DRuu. tt Il
Call onthe agent and get descriptive circular, gratis
giving EaIge amount OF SCIENTIFIC EvibEEce from Lie
higs nnai Chemistry Dr. conbes Physiology OF Di-
gestonf Dr PeFeiTa Food and Diet Or. John " DTa
per of New York UNI Prof Dungson,s Physolo
cyl Prof Silna, of Yale College; Or. Carpenters Phys
ology etc with reports OF from all parts
ofthe United States ss.i 5ll.iaisf.. A. lga-H
Wholesale and Retail Asent. 5nnT26-d@wiy
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sILp ,l: WARE OF OR OWN 49,
Casters, Walters, Spoons. FarLS n Co ~ ~
Ice crealn Knives, Napkin Rines ne 81. 81,
lars, de-, OF new desishs. ~ Allst &C. e. Z
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Ero,n the M, I. ~ sll.VIR wATc,,
and Geneya-sn extensive s,oes IN IN Lobdo. n,
every one OF which is guaraSiees y 4
tlme, -. - y FeIt1Lh g 9
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FLATED WARP.

Coffee and Tea Sets. Urns, Tea Ks,s.
waitersToyel, oblogg aud round sSss tais u.
asKsss. hpsfsnssS, Flower and az, ii
a superb collection OF Dianl6S5 -
BIoaehes. Crosses, Finger RIM ~ nliacees al =
suitable Tor Wedding Gins. y i9its Of G,'SeP
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HAYS oPehed their new store win %
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u SPRING DRESS GOUDS.
WE have Just opened speodid assortment of Dresa
II w Goods. the styles qualities calct-
4 lated TO please every ~ go
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80 II OGE & SON,
Attorneys at law s. land Agents,
Marshall c. H., Va, MoltadssiHe, r. o.,
YTTlLL practice Ohio, Marshall. and Metzel cointies
w Particular attention w he given TO collections aud
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saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TANNING.
Just opened alarge assortment ofsaddIer's Hardware
- and Coach Thinning, Coach and Leather Yarnish
buggy Bows, Hubhs Spokes, Fellows. Carriage and Tire
H0lts Malleable Irons, Patent and Ehameed Leather,
and thing by trade, which invite the
tsi adI3a ofths public oS JOHN Ohm, kNoTH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-11-08
Restoration OF the Missouri CON-
promise.


.s. promise.
We ind in soma Of our exchanges the
conviction expressed that it is hopeless.
and dangerous to t lIe stability Of tho
Union. to attempt to restore the Mis-
souti Compromise, Among the jou rnals
Of this class the most respectable is the
National Mtelhgencer--a staid, conscr-
Wsive. Wing paper, characterized by
general fairness and eaador, bu. always
.imid or oil questions, in which Slavery
Is involved, and having no sympathy with
che aroused feeling Of the North. That
Journal is very fair type Of class of
minds, somewhat numerous in tie coun.
cry, who disapprove oil such mischievous
legislation as the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, but deem it quite uubecom-
ivy TO express their disapprobation in
other than the most gentle aud decorous
terms. The wors; laws they think had
better be submitted to rather than incur
thc least risk vf agitation by attempting
70 repeal them. II the good people of
tho South should make up their minds
that they do not care TO have the Com
promise repealed and should voluntarily
propose to restore il, We suppose these
geptlemen would not think it dangerous
to accept the boon. But as to making
Any resolute aud determined efforts 10
restore safeguards against the extension
Of slavery, they dePrecate it as rash and
dangerous. They don't like to have mis-
chief. done, but lack the nerve and har.
dihood to withstand its preparation, or
10 restore what it has overthrown; This
country has had too many public men Of
this stamp,-Men who have not depth OF
apprehension or earnestness Of character
to prefer known right to doubtful erpe'
diepcy and have willingly sacrificed great
principles to escape some temporary ex
element Of the public mind, We hold
that he is poorly qualified to sdviss Up
on pablo questions, whose education has
not prepared him to understand that the
eternal clsims Of justice eau never BE-
set aside by those Of enpsdiency-whO
does 20. know that to stand upon great
principles is always safo-while to com
promise with evil, or submit quietly to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-11-08
Promiums Awarded

by Ncv England .Society's Exhibition
Of HoyScs u: BranlcLoro. Octo5cr IL,
IS 10 aaa 900.
Class i.-STALLioYs ALL WoRK.
For tie test Stations yca's old and
LIST. s Hale. So. Royalston Mass, 500
I'd Frcnch Morrill, Danville. so
Sd. Uborio Bowen. Richnobd.F r. %
4th, IIanston & Wilcox, Shoreham, 10
Best 4 gears old anil undcr 7.
list. john Stcarns, lIinsdalc, n II $50
I'd, = T Davis, South Hero. 25
Sd. Levi Sumner, Heath, Mass. 10
4th, Chas. f. Benton, Ncwbury. 10
Glass 2.-SrALLIoxs Foa SPEED
For The best Stations gears old anil
LIST, Lem North, Champlain, NY. 500
I'd, r NJ. Adams, Burlington, SO
4'h Benz Fisk, 10
Best 4 gears old and uuder 7.
LIST, Chas. l. Bowkcr ,Keene. n III. 500
Cd, Silas Town & Co. Barre, VI. 80
Sd, james NJ. Hill, Bridport, Is
Class 3.-SrALLIoNs . AND 3 YEARS.
LIST, Holden Il. Hatch, Bethel, $40
I'd, T. g. ii Grosvenor, Bridport, 20
Sd, Calvin Sanford Barre, Mass. Is
4th, David Goodell, Brattleboro, 10
Class 4.-BLoop MARES.
LIST, Benz, Smith, Rockingham, $50
I'd Calvin Sanford, Barre, Mass, 25
81, II. S. Denney, Leicester, Mass, Is
4th, Geo Newman, Brattleboro, 10
Glass 5.-GELDINGs OR MARES, ALL
WORK.
LIST, John Jackson, Pawlet, $50
I'd, Samuel Wheeler, %
Sd, ii. II. Baxter, Rutland, Is
4,h. A. W. Twitchcll, Athol, Mass, 10
Glass &C FL DINes or MAmEs, SPEED.
LIST, Geo. II. Circuit, Middlebury. $50
I'd, II. Henry Baxter, Rutland, rs
Sd, l. L. Briggs, Springfield, Mass, Is
4th, u. ii Pennimau, Colchester, 10
Class 7.-MArcHEp HoRsEs
LIST, Jas Fisk, Jr,. Brattleboro, $50
I'd, A, J. Severance, Brandon, 25
Sd, Uberto Bowen Richmond, NH. Is
lth, L. s. Partridge, Norxish, 10
Class s.--FANcr MATCHED HoRsEs'
let, q. q. Lawrence, Brattleboro, $50
Class @ SADDLE HoRsRs .i''
tst, Chas l.. Bowker, Keeno, N. H. $50
81 A. O. Miller, 10 i1-i 20
Sd, BsF. With, Worcester, Mass, 10
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Another Dreadful Railroad Acct
dent,

CHICAGO. Nov 5 The passenger train
hence for Rock Island. which left Chica-
20 at II o'clock on Wednesday night
met with most frigbtful accident caused
by the breaking of an axlctrcc of the en-.
gino when near the Miuoka station, the
result, it is said. Of running over horse
on the track. The engine and portion
or all Of the cars were thrown from the
track with great violence. breaking the
ribs of the engineer. and killing, wound
ing, or scalding from thirty to forty first
class passengers. The citizens of Joliet
promptly rendered all the assistance in
their power to the wounded. Physicians
who were present say that at least ten
or twelve Of those scalded will die with
in twcnty.four hours. At the latest nc
counts all the sufferers had been re-.
moved to large stone building on Scott
street, in the village, and tho employees
of the railroad company, as we'll as the
citizens Of the village, were using every
effort to alleviate their sufferngs It
appears that when the engine ran of the
track, the two forward passenger cars
were hurled on top of it, and the steam
escaping was driven with tremendous
force through the dense mass Of human
beings packed closely among the wreck
Of the cars
The engineer, W G Brown, was fear
fully scalded. His brother, acting as
fireman, had both legs broken. A gen.
tlcman named Carpenter, from Poueh.
kccpsie, n Y, was terribly burned and
scaldcd J w Albion of Mongcr com.
ty, Ohio, wns also severely scalded; [scv-
cral names not clearly asccrtaincd, fol-
low these :; Mrs. Cox of Washington
county. Iowa, severely injured Ca,ha,
riue Laughlin of do. very seriously in
jurcd Margaret Laugblin Of Gcttys
burg, Pa. seriously if not fatally injured
We have been unable to learn the names
of the other sufferers, but are assured on
what we have reason to believe to be re.
-rcctaL!c authority, iha. tLt whole nam
Der Of passengers who were seriously
wounded i, not under forty. The con.
ducior Of lhc train. Mr. Van Bu,ket, g.
capped with but very slight injury.
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RuMoR OF THE PLAGUE IN LONDON.
"A letter in the Home Journal saws
That disease has appeared in London
similar to the plague which ravagcd
that citya hundred and fifty years ago.
and that the people were fleeing from
the pestilepce. This extraordinary
report finds no confirmation in tho
London papers, and is probably only
an exaggerated account of the cholera,
which las visited the city with consid-
cradle severity, but at the last accounts
was slowly disappearing.
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LARGE RAILROAD EARNINGS IN
SEPTEMBER. The receipts of the
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
in September were S27 ,520,15. The
receipts of the Cheshire were S40,-
266.73. The receipts of the Rut-
land were $40, 2S1,13. The receipts
of the Vermont Central are not yet
ascertained, but they are estimated at
800, 900 las the receipts in September
last year were $S6,072,G9 on lower
tariff,
The Ogdensburg road will probably
show a similar increase when the re.
turns are officially received few days
hence.-Boston Courier.
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From the Detroit FREQ Press, Oct. %.
Dreadful Accident.-Collision OF
the Great Western Railway.

the Great Western Railway.
One If the most dreadful Railroad
accidents, that ever occurred, took place
yesterday morning, about thirty miles
from this city. The passenger train on
the Great Western Railroad, due here
at 1920 p. NJ, on Thursday, came in
collision at FIVE minutes past ; A. NJ .on
Friday, with a gravel train, q short dis
lance cast of Baptist Greek The loss
of life that ensued was very great.
The gravel train was composed Of 10
cars, heavily loaded with wet gravel
The shock produced by the collision was
tremendous. The second class cars were
smashed into atoms, aud nearly every
person in them killed or dreadfully in
jurcd. The first.cass car was also bad
| ly smashed. aud most Of the passengers
in the front part of it met with Tie same
fate MS the passengers in the second class
cars
The scene presented after the collision
was n horrible one. ln'cfmixcl witt
the fragments Of the broken cars dead
bodies lay in profu,on. many of taem
mauclcd in tho most dreadful manner !;
whilc from out the heap Of ruins pro.
cendod the grouns and shrieks of the
wou,d"d
The passengers. who we're 20 fortunate
rs ~ escape uninjnrrd immediately set
tn work ~ draw tut the wounded and
the dead from the heap Of ruins in which
they Law. Several Of the dead were
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-11-08

The Bradford Inquirer h IS stopped
after expanding three hundred dollars
the first year in getting started, and
going at loss every year after. Our
enterprising farmers BY sending their
money out Of the State for city papcrs.
are gradually extinguishing the pa.
pcrs of their own State. When tho
last is snuffed out, they will be able TO
know all about the murders and divor~
ccs of New York city, and but little
or nothing Of the affairs of Vermont.
-Bmlington FIRE. Press.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-11-08
CIR Re9yttr.
'MIDDLEBURY, NOV 8, 1854.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 4, 1854.

.uh4,,s MONTPELIER, Nov. 4, 1854.
/. FixAL ADJouRNsESr.-A joint com.
mistco of tho two Houses, raised for
that purpose, have, reported in favor Of
sdjourning on Friday morning Nov 10th
A. che time Of this writing, no definite
sotioa has been taken on this report, bu,
shereris . prevalent desire to adjourn a:
she earliest possible day, and the session
can hardly be prolonged much beyond
the date fixed BY the committee.
=. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER An earnest
and interesting debate has been had III
tho Senate, on nm Important bill intro.
duccd by AIR. BEsEpicr, providing for
the appointment of Railroad Commits,
.ioner, to examine and annually report
10 detail on the condition and manage.
mcnt Of tho several Railroads ip this
Bate. The only objections to it are on
,he ground Of imprac.icability and I'm.
soustitutionality-ovcrybody conceding
that such investigation and supervision
would DO highly desirable, il attainable.
BANKS Prom present indications.
Aere will DO but small additions made
~ tho banking capital Of this State at
ths present session. a new bank will
probably be chartered for Lamoillc
County (Which has money 10 be located
at Hydepark. and perhaps one or two
others. a bill adding s25. 900 to the
capital stock Of the Bank Of Black Riv
., has passed tho Senate, and awaits the
setiou OF tho House. An attempt il to
&e made to modify tho general banking
law, 50 that its operation may be more
IL accordance with its first intent.
:. TExrRRAScR.-Mr. DANIELS has re-
ported bill in the Senate, making saw
oral amendments in tho Liquor law.
There arc also bills in tho House of sim
liar purpose. No fual action has been
had on any Of them. The probabilities
seem to be against tho concurrence Of the
two u0uscs in any important amend.
mcnta
s EDrcAr,or Nothing has yet been &C
somplished for tho amendment VI our
sommon school lans-syste,n We have
mono. Several projects are under con-
alteration An important bill, cstnb-
fishing q thorougheo system, has
been reported in the House by Mr.. RAN
KIN, chairman Of the Committee on Ed
Scation, which sill 5s strongly sup.
ported
:, RoAps.-Thc Island Pond and ST.
Johnsbury Railroad question has been
compromised by the opposing parties.
A.charter has been granted, not to take
effect under one year, aud to be null and
soid'if, in the meantime, the Passumpsic
Railroad shall have procured the means
Of continuing its track to Derby.
..hoRicuLTraAL LEcTuREs-Mr. G..
Waring, Jr.. has been delivering a series
Of Lectures hero on Agriculture lie
ha besrdless youth. but fluent talker,
and commands good attention. He has
published on Agricultural textbook for
schools, which is highly complimented.
r Mr. WARNER, Of our County, ha, this
Geck returned to bis seat in the Senate.
His absence, as We have already stat ed,
Sss unavoidable, by reason Of serious i'll.
hess in his family ,n.s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-11-08

1t is said that Russian agents abound
in Lonpon part Of whose duties it is
carefully to examine all the public
papers, and immediately transmit
everything important to 81. Peters,
burg, A telcgraphic communication
between London and St. Petersburg
occupies eight hours. The contents of
the morning papers are known by thu
Car at 3 o'clock the same dav.