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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-04

Principal Office, No Gelscy Building,
Courtlandt ST, New York, and No, |, Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. .Y- W. P. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlebury.
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(signedl

W. earnestly invite all rcrsYrs who suffering with
any Vt the Ills that itch Is heir to- 10 call Dr. John
Bul's sgent, aud get copy Of Bulls Family Journal
UKAIis aIi for the FAKE If humanity, hope that
single individual will be found unwilling TO give Bus
SarSraria IHIAL after reading and recoeciing at tbs
time. that II Is impossible for the Doctor to publish
tenth part oi the nub-r certificates OF
reformed by his sarrapara. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily thowcred on Dr. Bulls sarsaparls
from well known and distinguished individuals, both in
public aud private Ike, has been perfectly overwhelming
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Rev. d. W. sEHON,-nc, Il. STEVENSON.

hc'. 's' w. F'-h''.'t-h'e'' ts' o. i>.NoosN.
CostLuslvE.-Nrv. l.. " Srhon j. widely and generally
known AN eloquent and accom- hrd pastor Of the
l. church. and Rev. l. Stevenson has been known
81 the talented aud jealous members that the Ken.
tucky conference could bUast for many years and at
this time filling the high and lonsibe station Of agent
foT the NJ l.. Book Concern.
LouhyuLr, Nsy 10Th 1919
We have used John Bulls sarsapariA aud have known
it TO he usrd, with entire satisfaction and We have
hesitation In stating belief, that It l. cafe and
valuable medical compound aud O-culaed to produce
much good aud relieve sui.ringi aud theIeiors
would eheeIiul aud nUst earnestly recommend it to the
afflicted L ". skllON,
(signedl T. STEVENSON.
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IcIisyLLg, July 18Th 1919
have examined the Ii. Of aI',cle, that compose John
Bus LNtract OF -nr-aInria ami have hesitation ia
lug that II u safe and valuable compound would
prefer II Hiy article nov ia usr iur III" .rs arising
from inuru sat~ 81 tbs blood faint Of the stem
] rouhI.,.ti, rsuor.s-.-J ia rfrnis bvius
powerful fNtract, aud one that | believe val all
classes Of d,asrs for vhirh II rrcomrcDdti. If used
according to diIteiions. brcy. it 70 be valuable
tuccrdnu,um to NJ, Tcury Nay, have my doubt.
whether IN the most violent and prutIacteI Of
syphilis accompanied with Nodes Tophe, in carries Of the
bont whether ought not t. succoel ever! other remedy
;. r. MtCONAClllE, NJ u.
Honorary member Of the Medical society, Philadelphia
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100000" n ' I... , iS'S
q year. A new edition,
revised aud imprtvedJu,t
issued.
Or, Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Book
furtha Afilicied--Contain.
ing an outline OF the oti.
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the NEW YORK ALBION.

This foreign journal continues its vituperaon Of The
official acts Of Mr. Justice Kane and Of the Attorney Gen
era Of the United States In doing il is guilty Of i'm
pertinent Interference with the administration OF criminal
justice this country and The longer ii pesevers in the
among Of resentment and Of prejudice against The
ctut acts Of the British government and will at the same
time serve rather than inure the American fnncdonares
whom it assa II may hope by Islander Of the courts
and law officers Of the United States diversion
Ia favor Of the British officers who have violated law
but il win find itself mistaken We cannot condescend 10
arsne with Il the question how the business Of courts
shall be conducted and whether judges and prose
cutting officers DO do proceed in manner satisac-
tory to the criminals accused although these crmi-
mails be Englishmea and official agents Of their govern.
ment
The Albion insists aso that shall discuss the char
accr ana conduct Of the Russian minister to the United
States to Which all say s that we shall discuss
that very freely whenever Il shah be discovered that be
has organized system Of recruiting Offices In The United
States has done any other act unworthy q his official
position Nav We invite the Albion instead of persistns
ia vague vituptraon Of the Russian minister and in gen.
era charges against him. ridiculous and childish to de
serve notice 10 keep It's fire for any act of hs If he eye
perpelracs one which shall convict bis agents Of mis-
dcmoanor before The district court Of New York Phils
dslphia
The Albion also reness he accusation Of Mr. Marcy, and
again inpues 10 him The moral responsibility Of thai
which NJ Champion has DONE The Albion admits, and
which as tho Albion also mpedy admits, would other
wise constitute aggression The sovereign rights
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iaiion Mr.. Marcy Is a f4sehood We now repeat the
declaration and leave the subject for the digestion o. the
Albion.
TIE "coLoRED CITIZENS or rae FREE STATES.
No ineonsdeable element Of the northern fusion is the
enthusiastic in which the free negroes assist the
twin ofaboon and bgory In such States as con
fer the right Of suffrage upon the blacks the latter
against the democrats and the know-nothings Of
Connecticut, Maine Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
inaugurated their success year ago BY s further in
eeasng the facilities % colored citizens and by building
the offensive barriers between sl white men who
intended avang themselves Of the benefits or our nAtu-
radiation laws and the right Of voting The gratitude of
the former has known bounds especially there is
reason 10 induce them hope that political equality can
not long be conceded without eevaiing them to social
level with their beneacors As evidence Of the orAo-
doxy Of the Massachusetts, Africans on the Seward and
know-nothng platforms the following resolution which
find in the Boston Post viii be interesting The meeting
held in Boston al the Twelfth Baptist church. and the
resolution offered by the coored leader DR. Rock and
adopted by reclamation by his brethren:
" Resoe That the aggresslons The slave power
in the admission OF Texas passage the fugitive
act the admission Of slavery into California the burning
Greytown, the rendition of unosnding Massachusetts,
citizens into slavery the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
the murderou ourage the persons and property
reemen in Kansas aud the scaudaou decision of Judge
Kane in The Wheeler slave case all call aloud che eeen
Of the North 70 form great political party fully comaa.ied
rithout ooacealen and trtthoaf eonproatss Freedom
And for the cap-sheaf this colored column fur
nished in the following from the Express the know
nothing organ Cleveland Ohio which reoces over the
assistance rendered BY the negroes the dark order al the
election in that city:
1.-THE CoL0RED POPULATION GENERALLY vo-
TED FOR TUE AMERICAN TICKET DAY BEFORE
YESTERDAY. In this they showed good Judgment, and
they win have occasion to regret their action. THEY
REJOICE WITH Us IN SANS TRIUMPH OVER A
WEAK, CORRUPT NEBRASKA ADMINISTRATION
THE CoLoRED PEOPLE ARE NATIVES, AND MUCH
BETTER CITIZENS THAN TIE HoRDES OF CATHo-
Lie IRISH WHO ARE YEARLY FLOATING TO OUR
SHORES"
The free negro Of Ohio is much better than the alien
born etzen This is american doctrine IN Cleveland
II goes further than the doctrine Of the know
ing Massachusetts, house Of representatives which has
passed blu asserting the equality Of negro children with
the children Of poor white persons whether native
eign-born
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Nov I'D
OF FlCIA l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August ,, fss5.
Notice hereby holders of satrea
by the Of 1885, after November
ieG thar whole Of thar will be purchased BY
this 30h November
Tor which will be paid in addition the
exprcssed in the certificates.
And holders Of Unra
purchases Of the Of 900 VIII
also be made during The period The following
For stock the ioen Of 1872 OF
Of the loans Of 641 and ls4s Of 6
stock sued under the Of 1880 commonly called
nifty stock, premium OF six per
will allowed, pulaed
the July here,
addition, enable party.
Certificates transmitted
should be duly assigned
lied 10 receive The purchase money
Payment for 'esr stocks by upon assist
Boston, New York. Philsdephs paroles
entitled 10 receive The msncy may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dftNoy30 Intel. = star.l
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NlZATION OF TIE HOUSE.

There will be three distinct organizations represented in
the House of Representatives, but neither win
constitute majority. This known state Of things draw
ing little attention to the organization Of the House
The Of the democrats will be open and straight
forward they will their candidates in the usual
way and for them-neher seeking expecting
succeed by any arrangement with either Of the other
CARNATIONS Their candidates viii be sound national DEM
ocrats standing squaey the platform which knows
no North no South no East, no West but the whole
country OF The of the other organizations
we can only judge from the evidences furnished by
their respective organs We have already published the
viewaof the organ Of the 'republioans-the New York
Trbunefrom which il isseen that combination between
the know-no,hings sewardes expected on the
mon ground Of opposition 10 the administration the
Kansas question We print below the policy recommended
by the principal organ Of the knownothngs in which
win be seen that The only required opposition the
Aierce dynasty it calls the administration, matter
on what ground that opposition According to this
proposition there obstacle cordial union between
know-nothings and Sewardites Of any differ
between them the constitutional rights Of The
South. Without troubling oprself TO guess the result,
lei the know-nohing organ speak for ITSELF and leave
TIE sequel show how much real nationality there in
know-noihingisn, either North South
The opposition have patriotic object in view, and al
though mepbers at the North may dere elect
man. and others at the South another; the Speakers chair
one perhaps wishing pledge OF kind and the other
Of another kind yet pledges should win be required
person be elected The only security
future shoad be the record Of the past lie whose
dents patriotic and national neither counenancng
one extreme another and who is known be
tive and concatory should and will be acceptable
all, Objectionable to Any effort coming from what
quarter may, require specific pledges from Candidates
will defeat purpose and cast odium upon those who
may thus attempt bind others to their notions.
member of Congress from Of the northwestern
States writing to a friend, says For mr. part,
opposed all prescription based merely localities
see good why gentlemen who willing TO join
with ne in efforts overthrow this infamous and
empbe Pierce dynasty should be prescribed because they
happen reside in another portion OF the country.
'.This is the true sentiment, and which sure
win animate the breasts Of very large portion ard hope
whole of the opposop ccme they from what section
they may We should earnestly depreoate any movement
among southern members TO establish tests should
among northern Either would be unpatriotic
would be impolitio and suicidal
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Among the last arrivals our city ia w ason Freeman
esq United States marshal district
lie Is stopping at Wizards Hotel The irsn manly, and
patriotic stand taken BY Marshal Freeman during the
ting trial at Boston Of the fagiise-slave Burns viii ever
make him welcome visiter the national capital
We copy the following from the Alexandria Gazette Of
yesterday morning
The Marion Rifes, fnely-drilled military COMPANY
RON paid visit TO this city yesterday Head
principal streets Yeates Carden they had target
Shooting after which they handsomely by
the Mount Vernon Guards Of this city, at Carson Restau
evening"
-
AT The last meeting Of the Grand Lodge l. o. o. r., u
the District Of Columbia, the following named gentlemen
we're elected officers 8 T. Shugert Graad Master James
A. Brown, Deputy Grand Master; X. +. Hunt, Grand
WARDEN John !. Bangs, Grand Secretary and Martin
johnson, Grand Treasurer.
+. d. Stuart elected Grand Representative 10 the
Grand Lodge Of the United States
There viii be grand procession the fire companies to-
morrow, Thanksgiving dsy) The display promises to be
unusually imposing.
The Kunkes nightly drawing crowded houses at ODD
Fellows Hail. They remain with only this week.
The general committee appointed obtain the ciii
ons OF Washington relief for the suffering Of Ports
nosh and Norfolk have through their treasurer
their accounts which have been approved The col
ected amount to $o2s The subscriptions in this city
exceed the muniIcent Of ST., 0o0
The sale OF stalls and the West Market win take
place on Friday morning next.
Dexters Hotel formerly the Avenue Housed will be
opened in few days The expectations his numerou.
friends high they have been raised viii be than real
Ied This hotel has about seventy spacious chambers many
OF which have adjoining paor The elegantly
nhed and DO pains expense have been spared make
them rs comfortable they attractive looking The
ladies drawing il a model OF its kind
Mr. Dexter for long time connected with the Ma
tonA The reputation which be there acquired bera
ty enterprise assidaous attention and all the other essen
aitie Of popular and successful landlord intends ITO
enlarge and otherwise improve that he has
in business his own account.
Most Of city readers will be delighted TO learn that Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams will appear evening
the National Theatre in several of their most popular pieces
To speak Of the merits at this late day these talented
formers would be superfuous They known appre
ciated by crowd, Of enthusiastic admirers from one ex
tremity OF the Union to the other The announcement of
their appearance always followed by overaowDg au
dence.
Tonight Mr.. Owens and Mr. Jefferson appear in the Two
Dronlios and Glance at Baltimore JAM Of course
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PmLAprLrmA, Nosember !, lss.

10 The Editor Of The Union
SIN: The following is extract Of letter written a
few days after the engagement Of the brig General Arm
strong, in the port Of Faya, by my father William H.
Watson who guarermasier on board said vessel and
fully corroborates the made in the letter Of Mr.
Dabney which was Published day or two since in your
paper
We arrived here after seventeen days passage and had
not anchored more than FIVE hours when the Carnaton
Kings brig OF 20 guns anchored close to us, and about
o'clock ATTACKED rs with four boats and 70 men, which
we easily beat off killing and wounding upwards OF 80
we had one killed We then warped in shore, under the
guns Of the fort they being joined by the Pantaganet
ana Rota frigae of SO guns and al o'clock in the
ing they attacked (under the guns OF neutral ort)
with IA armed launches and boats and upwards OF 300
men began to divide into divisions, when wel-direeted
FIRE from our guns sunk several Of their boats killing and
wounding many Of their They succeeded in getting
under the Of the brig but such was the bravery Of
the crew got oohoid but paid his life the forfeit
for his presaEspon We could plainly bear them cry
quarters for the Yankee rsscals Our men, you may be
sure gave them The pivot gun, loaded every time
with 100 pounds Of balls swept them off like hail Thif
fight continued with great bravery about fory7ase min
ues when they of having lost Eve boats and about
200 men most Of whom we're Killed amongst them were
the first and third eaenants OF the frgste The brig
canning in In lhs morning gave her dozen broadsids
when finding farther defence useless we deserted scuted
and Ere zoe brig sooner than to let them have her
They then boarded her with great caution but finding her
of no use le her burn. This the so Of the GEN
ersl Armstrong In one boat ,2oS possession Of they had
at FIRST 40 when took her there were IL on board
IN dead wounded and whole BY this you may guess
what havoc we made among them Il IS without doubt
the hoodst battle that has been fought this war any
rate honor the nation for they neither took nor
our vessel We maintained here by the American
consul who chartered Portuguese brig TO take to
Amelia island w. H. WATSON
As the case is nov before the Court Of Claims the above
extract might be acceptable TO the readers Of your paper
Respectfully, yoars, &C.
SAM H. WATSON
1 Zoe Pine street Philadelphia.
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Aug 4-dif,NayX
Fashionable Dancing,

III w. NUMBER Dancing GEORGETOWN CoIese
IL and aud principal city,
the honor his patrons een
ally, will duties Thursday
vemtcf 6 1855 Numbers Assembly Hall, adjainng
ohccl O'Clock. LADIES', miskes,
evening, gentlemen.
npcquaed Of his pupis former
sufficient oa superior Ski
fProE NJ the
his May Festival Ball
attended by upwards OF 900 persons
His hall Of the beautiful
~ the with dressing supper added,
which rented for balls and The
persons residing in any pau Of lbc city.
zye OF tuition On Inesday and Thnrsdsy, O'Clock
the for gentlemen
married ladies and gentlemen Will be fMnr~d shortly.
will please apply John
Ex's renDsyivania Tenth
Prof NJ his hall, the above days
subscription ss the of those
wishing iickeis for e Only S. for the
Nov 6-diot
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MISS e. MCDONALD Mr.. Ann n.
vi returned rom New fcsk cad win Wednesday,
the 1<h and Saturday, the 1h large ssd
81 The fshoasAis New York
a's0 r,banAs
&C. suited the also.
Of children'p hnss win 10 O'Clock,
stoe on Bridge street, No. III Socss a the poss oee
Georgetown
Nov is-d3ss
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A T. PRIVATE SALE, that spIemdtd brick house
~ situated i7th
wheh nearly $4,000 feet The
by rs BREADTH
conveniently arranged Is bui Of the best material
IA walls wide balls solid walnut
abundance and complete
the whole establishment aad
marble for silver Of excellent
yard the roof The library ons
bookcases. az dimensioDs and
parors eSquise STYLE with French
The basement rooms are oemented and perfectly dry
further OF
certainly
the District Of Co.umbia.
brick stable and carriage haase with
all enclosed with heavy and substantial
rafting.
attempting description Of the above, the would
entirely Aided justice
wishing purchase respectfully nved cali and
the for themselves Ii will be sold
particulars Of The subscriber
Of Seventh and wash
A. GREEN.
Octt-eWedd
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SALE TO-DAY.


BY JAMES e. MCGUIRE, Aactioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT I'm THE FIRST WARD AT PUBLIC
Ill sale nn "Wednesday afternoon November O'clock
shall without
49, fronting 10
caassias Of brick dwelling house,
back building and cear under use
Terms: the residue 6 10 months,
Ieresi, secured BY deed Of trust the premises.
las c. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D
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MARRIED,

At Wrstilssr, Vermont Tuesday instant the Rev
Csossy, Mr.. HENRY A. WILLARD, This city 10 Miss sA
RAN b. KELLOGG, daughter Of the Hon. KELLOGG 0,
the former place
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INTERIOR pEPARTHENT.
Mr. Brown superintendent Of the agricultural division Of
the Patent ohc who has been absent Europe the
two months collecting seed for distribution hrou ghout the
United States, took passage bis in the Col
Inns steamer Atlantic the I'D instant and expected
IN ashington on Friday Saturday Of this week
Diseoafinaaaee " Lasd t5cesThe rapidly with which
western lands have been recently entered The land
districts has rendered it necessary accordance re-
qnremens Of law discontinue the land Shaw
Beetown and Kaskaska in Illinois and attach the remaining
lands IN these districts to the Springfield district this
state. For similar the office Kalamazoo Michi-
gan, discontinued and attached the ona district that
al MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, the Menasha district that
Al Fairfield, Iowa, TO the Charlton district
Uohf quarterly Of the surveyor general Of
Utah from the opening Of the land Offices that Territory
to the lst Of October last have been received by the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office.
AppOiniaeafe IF Regser.Mr. Elijah w. Lake, Of Iowa.
be register Of the land Office Iowa city, Iowa in the
place Of John Clark, resigned
appointment Of Pension Agsst-Mr Theodore o. Stark
to be pension agent New Orleans Louisiana the place Of
r. A. Guyol, resigned.
Patcts GranedTbere thirty eight patents issued
by the Patent Office for the week ending Tuesday, November
18th, 1876.
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mo. SAIL
Notice

~ s aeoanHanoe Of certain United States Land OSocs IN
the States Of Iainois, Michigan, Wconsin, aud Io~a.
HDER The provisions Of The sscoad
the quantity u paAc and remaining unsoId any
rand such districts shall be discontinued compi-
ss w e 1s .% y. 81 s The m interior
shawnee,own and Kaskaska. in Illinois.
Mi~antie, Mi.eosin.
FairfeId Iowa.
remaining unsod uudi posed Of in the above dsc
es. o. nass 70 ha sse BY The registers and receivers those
and kaskssks 10 be attached Springfield
Ksisnazoo to Iona district, Michigan.
Miw Ssss 70 ,he Menahs district Wisconsin
The officers AZ u, points consolidation give
os, % which y will Be 70 receive
Gven under my h.ad the e of Washington this iah day
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
osiA-iswsw
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following are The drawn numbers q N: Consolidated Lon
1st I'd ID eth 5,h 9Th Io,h lIih la,h
36 Al CO Is 10 p AZ 2 ~ III e5
The following the drawn number Of Grand Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, c'sss X dawn November TO- 1855
Let I'd I'd 10Th lith 18Th larh I4,h
AZ % 30 ~ So s3 10 ~ Ga &C CO II So
The ss.~, are he draw e u. rap.eo Institute
& "a 0th Ioth Irh lash lah
&c 70 s5 81 n Al IL "a ~ IS 81 CO
Thelowrs ,se dr.~. numbers Of u. rsssco institute
Iosefy, Class No 49,, drawn November ~, 1855
st 10Th Ilfh Ish
I 81 10 Sc 68 ii 80 IL 35 IA So %
y A. Brennan.
General Agent for the Contractor Baltimore
LGn'L RaaERrs, Commissioarr.
Nov ls-it
DEE aE'H HATp.-A number Of Cases day opened Of
Beebes New York hats for the winter trade,
eTEvENss
Nov H-3m Sales Room, Browns Hotel
SHIaTs SADIE TO okDEK--s,er.p.. srowa's Bossl, ;,
- prepared TO make shirts and warrant he ~ in
an STEVEiRs
Nov 1865 Sales Room Browne Hotsi
uNDEwsaIRTx AND DRAWKRS--Anohrr snd very
large popyy nodersh drawers tins day
sTENENsS
ll-ad Sales R,osp, Browns Hotel.
NOTICE -A elkc Thursday
IN ThA~k%vs1 falling
dse resssssd - AHEAD - shen tfe day previsss
Bank ef the Metropolis.
wasmseTou, New. "a, less
nIs opss Ts~rsasy, isst, DAY
- satAosues Ser thsnkseivang
h~-s.
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NEw YoRx, Now l3.Flour is quietsaes OF 900 bar
reisgood Ohio ~ l2'z southern 50 81 Wheat Ian
gudsales OF 600 bushels southern red 81 O Corn is
hrin-saes OF $4,000 bushels mixed 95z cents
Pork is frmsales of 500 barrels S22 SO s22 ST.
Beef droopingsaes Of 200 barrels at SIG for Chicago
packed Lard has adrancedsaes Of 400 barrels IL
cen Whiskey has decnedsaIes 200 barrels Ohio al.
59Ia cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l5.-Flour is stier-saes of Howard
street and Ohio at 49, Holders Of City Mills asking the
same price Wheat is firm at yesterdays ratcswhite 81
- " red ~ 81 o6 Corn is unchanged, and receipts
lightwhie and yellow, s2 cents; new white "a
&c cents yellow, so s. Provisions are tribe high
erbacon Sides 21s l278 cents shoulders, l214 l21s
cents Mess pork unchanged at SCI 81 so. Lard
IN barrels, lsl4 cents in kegs, l3l4 IS1s cents.