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to testify against his client, aud yet the
secrets of the bed chamber must be dis.
closed on the house tops Verify, we are
preparing with vengeance for the rule
of strong minded women.
The usual fight over the Education
Bill, providing for tho establishment of
a Board of Education with secretary
or superintendent has been had, with the
usual result The bill was lost by small
majority.
The bill relating to the Bank of Mid
dlebury providing for an increase of
capital and an extension Of time, has
passed both Houses and is now a law.
The House passed a series of absurd
resolutions on the Sumner outrage which
were sent to the Senate for ccncurrence.
This the Senate refused to but unani.
mously passed resolution directing a
bust Of Mr.. Sumner to be procured and
placed in the State House, as q mark Of
their sympathy and appreciation
The Joint Assembly have elected all
the old Judges except Judge PiErrorvr
Of this circuit Mr.. KTrEEpGE, Of
Fairhavcn, was elected in his stead. The
reason of this change nobody at Mont.
pelier knew or ever assigned.
The bill to incorporate the State Ag-
ricutufal Society has passed both houses
An attempt to repeal the charter OF the
Montpelier Bank, because some individ-
uals werc dissatisfied with the distribu
ton Of the stock, was very properly de-.
teated
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The people Of Shoreham have con-
tributcd for the relief Of tho suffering
Free State people in Kansas, S267 IS
and forwarded the same to the Tribune
Kansas Fund in New York, This is
the result of the efforts of fow young
ladies'. Now, more than ever, do those
who are peril,ng life and property for
freedom need help. If they have the
aid they need to sustain themselves,
there can be little doubt that in the end
they will secure Kansas to freedom, not
withstanding the result Of the Presiden.
tial election Let the ladies in every
town in the county enter upon a similar
enterprise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Sunday School Exhibition.

The public are notified that there will be an
Exhibition by the Sunday School, connected
with the Methodist Church, on Thanksgiving
evening, the 9th inst, CONNIE ncing at half
past o'clock.
An Admission Fee Of 10 cts will be taken
at the door, for the purpose Of raising a fund
for the purchase OF books, &c, for the benc-
fit of the School. Cards of admission may
be obtained atthe Store orc. P. Langw orthy
and at Copclands Bookstore, at the Bridge.
Nv order of the Com
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STUDENT AND ScHooLMATE Pub.
lished by Robinson s. Richardson, ll9
Washington St. Boston.
This is a work as the title would ludi-
cate designed to further the cause Of ed.
ucation. 1t will be found useful especial
iy to academies and common schools. 1t
is filled up with Essays, Dialogues, Pc.
etry, Music, and Editorial Educational
infor ma tion Of practical character.
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LUXURIOUS RAILROAD Cause.-The De.
troit Advertiser says the cars on the IL
inois Central Railroad for comfort and
convenience excel those on any other
road in the west. Onc of them contains
6 stats.rooms, each room having two seats,
with cushioned backs, long enough to lie
upon. The backs of the seats are hung
with hinges at the upper edge, so that
they may be turned up at pleasure, thus
forming two single bcrths, one over the
other, where persons may sleep with all
the comfort imaginable. In one end of
tho car is a small wash-room with mar
bic washbowls, looking glasses, etc. Ga
theopposite side ofthc car from the state
room is row Of seats with revolving
back, similar to BARRIERS chairs, 50 arrang.
ed that the occupant may sit straight
or rcciine III any easy attitude at pleas.
ure. The other five cars have each two
or three similar state,rooms
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The Milk in the Coca Nut.

The following card appeared in the
PHILADELPHIA papers on the morning of
the election
Proclamation 10 all rood Catholics,
Christians, ANIL others
FRIENDS, BRErnREN, AND Fellow
CIrizENs.-O of the most important
eras IN the religious and political aff,irs
Of this land is just upon W. Are you
ready and prepared for the momcntous
crisis Will you any longer endure
shame aud abuse ! No, AMI thrice no
Hear us from one end Of the Union to
the other Let us stand together as one
man and fight vaiantly for our right and
our holy religion. In order to do this
We must, to the last man, vote for James
Buchanan.
Let us give him our votes, and he will
be victorious 1t will be victory for
our holy religion, which is the ono which
can secure salvation to man The defeat
Of james Buchanan is the defeat of our
church universal Theroforoby the safe
~ of our souls now is your time Blu
chanan shall and must be elected. This
- the will of God. Our churches has in
James Buchanan friend and a protcc-
tor, and through him can our clutch, un-
der the will of God and the Pope, reach
again tho right position, and take the
place Of the many sects and heretics who
are abomiuable in the sight of our Lord
Thus then our church will triumph, and
thus the lost sheep will be restored to
her fold.
Only from the democratic party can
you hopo for protection, Therefore,
must every good Catholic vote for James
Buchanan.
In tho namo Of all Catholic Christians.
t JONI IIUGnrs.
Archbishop of New York
Wc take the following extract from
,ho Syracuse Journal % Republican
paper.
Tho proclamation of Archbishop
Hughes to Catholics to vote for Buchan'
An according to the Times, was freely
circulated among tho adopted citizens OF
Pennsylvania on election day. 1t will
not avail tho o.Slavery force to say
that the document is not authentic. for
that would DO equivalent to a confession
that they had aided in circulating if not
in concoctiug a forgery The procoma'
tion read, Bishop Hughesy and is
without doubt. genuine. We know of a
Catholic in this city who was severely
taken to task by a certain priest, Tor vo'
ting the Fremont ticket on Tuesday last
Why should that priest manifest hostil
ity towards The Republican cause, IN
less he had received wink from the
Archbishop We are strongly Inclined
to the opinion. therefore that the above
proclamation is Jona:fdc and that II
accounts for the milk in the Pcnnsy Iva
MIA cocoa nut Big business for high
functonary in the church, pandcring &c
u ticket, the success of which is certain
to oppross the humble members Of tina
church, by reducing their standard o
labor to that of tho slave of the South
Big business for an august prelate HI
should be proud of it.
1t is timo such lic9aso was curbed
The horse is getting fractions Brint
on the chcck-rein.
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News of tho Week.

NeWB vi tllO W.
A new bank called the " Orange COun.
ty Bank" Of which i. w. Bartholomew
is president, has just gone into operation
at Chelsea.
"A military company called the
Howard Guards has been formed at
Burlington, ana has chosen NJ. l..
Church captain. The Free Press says
the Guards are bound TO be one of the
institutions Of that locality.
The Randolph Farmer says there
is bear loose over in that neighbor
and that he has done some mischief a.
mong the sheep.
The young men of Bennington
have organized debating club and in
connection Herewith have opened IL
brary aud reading room.
The block Of stores north of the
hotel in Mortified was burnt TO the
ground on the evening of Tuesday las t
- A yonng man by the name Of
Benjamin +. Houghton, recently in
fit Of melancholy, went out and drowned
himself in pond at Brattleboro.
- Mr. Morse the inventor of the Tel.
egraph has been Knighted by the King
OF Denmark.
- 1t is reported that Mr.. Dallas, our
minister to England, has been fortunate
enough to arrange all our Central A
merican and other difficulties, at that
court.
- Hon. John NJ. Clayton senator
from Delaware aud associated with the
Clayton Bulwer Treaty died at his res
idence, last week.
"A letter to the N, Y Observer
states that Mr.. BuchaDan's religious pre-.
objections are towards PresbytorianiSm.
though he is extremely liberal towards
all christians
- Beautiful marble has been lately
found in Minnesota and . portion of it
has been ordered to ndorn one of the
rooms 10 the new capitol extension at
Washington.
A great Jubilee was held in Mon.
treal last week, in honor of the opening
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad between
Toronto and Montreal. Invitations
were issued to G0000 people. The Cars,
steamboats, stages catches cabs, omnibus
ss,hotels and private houses of Montreal
and vicinity were crowded to their ut
most capacity with visitors. A great
Banquet was served up, and that too 10
good style, to $500 persons who sat
down at the same time, under one roof.
A biz ball wound up the proceedings
- An unknown vessel, supposed to bo
a China trader ran into tho French
Steamer LyonnaiS on her second day
out from New York, iuflicting such dam
age that the steamer sank the next day
| 1t is probable that over hundred lives
were lost. A small boat with l6 Of the
passengers was picked up aud brought
into New York. The vessel was bound
for Havre. 1t is supposed tho other
vessel must have gone to the bottom
with all On board.
- The papers are full Of conjecture'
as to the construction of Mr.. Buchauan's
Cabinet As we and all our readers
know as much about it as any Of the pa
pers, We forboar giving the numerous
certainties and probabilities Of the ma!
ter.
Any person wanting a first rate
entertaining and valuable daily paper i
lovingly commended to the Boston Dai
ly TraveHr.
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by the Governor,
WILLIAM G. SHAW, Secretary.

VERMONT DIREcToRY FOR lS57.--
This very useful work has made its APP
pearanec. Mr. w. W. Atwater the COM
piler shows great industry and discrim-
ination in its arrangement. 1t is a COM
plete business mans companion, embrac-
ing nearly all that is in the Register and
soma that is not. For sale OF Copeland's.
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The LAKE DUNMoRE House will close for
or Festival occasions can be made by apply
ing on the premises.
Salisbury, Sept. 90, 1856. 2l;tf
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Notice..

The Philomathesian Society Of Middlebury
College, will hold public debate at the Col
lege Chapel, on Wednesday eve, the 10Th
inst, at 6i o'clock.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
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FoRr EDWARD INsTlTUTE.-We have
received the 2d annual Catalogue show
ing the Institution to be in very four
ishng condition.
The following is a summary Of Stu
deuts for the year.
Whole nnlnber Of different students
for the year, 927
LADIES.
Collegiate Department, 81
Academic Department, 200
Primary Department., 80
3i3
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTloN The
election returns have come in very slowly.
but there is no longer any doubt that
Buchanan is elected President, although
two States (Texas and California; have
not been heard from and in two Others
Tennessee ard Louisiana) the returns
are unsettled. Texas is sure for Blu
chanan The Republicans. 50 far from
being disheartcncd by the result Of the
election are eagerly looking forward to
the campaign Of 1860. and not a few Of
their papers have hoisted the ticket #
Fremont and Dayton, forisucccssors to
Buchanan and Breckinridge.
Returns from 220 towns in this State
give the following aggregate;
Fremont. ........... ....31 COZ
buchanan .... ............. iva
Fillmore ........ ......... oo'
Fremonts plurality 27G29. The
towns to be heard from will increase this
to neatly or quite 10000.
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SHEET MUSICi

WIN. c. MYERS, will keep constantly on
w hanl, at the Post Office. an assortment
Of Sheet Music, upon the same terms as
kept by Mr.. II. l.. Sheldon. Also, Ross,
Morse s. Co.'s Melodeons. Please call and
examine.
Sheet Music ordered at all times, AMI up
on short notice. VIC. MY ERS.
Middlebury, Nov. IS, 1856 3l-Sm
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BARRE ACADEMY.--This academy un
der the superintendent Of J IS Spaldipg
according to the report of the exami-
hing Committee, is one OF the excellent
schools Of our state. The followipg shows
the attendance for tho last year.
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In Rutland, on the 18th inst, CYRus B.
CoLLISs, aged 45 years.
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A Rlcu ELorEMENr-Two BalDE.
GnooMs TO ONE BaiDE.-A st. Joseph
(Mo correspondent. writing on the 23d
Of October. says Last night our gos-
sips were thrown into extacies over an
elopement, which certainly was one of a
most extraordinary character. 1t seems
that two young gentlemen were address.
ing yOung belle up town, and that she
smiled equally upon both. Yesterday
morning she was to be married to one,
and last night to the other, and, strange
to say, she kept both engagements, At
Q A. NJ, one bridegroom was made hap
by by her pledge Of hand and heart and
at 9 P. NJ the other was made happy By
the possession Of her person. They fed
at dusk, and were welded at Blooming.
ton, just twelve miles distant, aud con-
tinusd on their way to relms unknown.
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SUIcIDG.-"Suppose, SIR said Boswell
to DR.. Johnson, after having put the case
Of one who was accused of forging a will,
and who had sunk himself into tho
Thames before the trial gifts authenticity
came on. shat man ls absolutely sure
that if h. lives few daya longer he will
be detected in fraud, tho consequence
Of which will be utter disgrace and ex.
pulsion from society" Johnson replied
Then, sir, let him 60 abroad to dis
tant country let him 60 to some place
where he is not known don't let him 60
70 the devil, where lie is known"
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the z. o. at Middlcbury, Vt,
Nov. 10, 1856.
Artist, Daguerrean Lee,
Artist, John Ne La Pan, s
Bcaman, Adelaide Powell Henry
Biglow, A G. Pinince, l. G.
Coolohan, Bridget Pond, Cythia
Cole, Isaac Pierre, NJ
Colburn, Albert Richards. Chas
Doyslaise, NJ Sanford, Sarah A
Daggctt, Al Scott, G I .
Cooler, W S Small, S
Hobart, DIX Narney, Nelson
IIurlburt, Eliza S Whitney, G II
Hill, Edgar Whitman, Stella
Larose, Chas. lorenburg, J
L II. WRIGHT p. VI.
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Worsted Damasks
CUITABLE for Curtains and Furniture
- Coverings, for sale by Z. NALLETTE.
Flour.

Flour.
DITTS & SHELDON offer for sale at their
L Mill, for cash only,
Extra A Family Flour,
manufactured frompurc white WinterW heat
which they win warrant equal to any -four
ever sold in Middlebury,
Extra Flour, from Red Canada Wheat,
which compares favorably with any extra
barrel -four from markets abroad.
Buckwheat Flour of the best quality, to-
gethcr with Corn, Rye, Oats, Provender,
Bran Sc, &c.
Middlebury, Nov. g, 1886. 80
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For the Register.

MEssns. EDlToRs: l send you ar OK.
tract from letter recently received from
a gentleman residing III Chicago which
will show bow nobly tho Republicans
fought the political baltic with tho
dougbface Slavery Democrats and ballot
box suffers in that State, and yet lost
the election on tho Presidential ticket,
by the most base corruption and bribery
known in the history Of our country.
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DIED.,

On the 4th inst, at 6 O'Clock, LUTHER TAN
SILL, Of the United States Coast Survey, aged &c
years and months, son Of the late Samuel Tan
sill Of Prince William CO., Va.
(Alex. Gazette aud Bait Sun copy)
On the 3D. instant, at 10 o'cl'k D. m, GEORGE
LAMB, In the Goth year of his age, for the last
thirty years a resident Of this city.
His friends and dcquaintances are REQ uested 10
site Wizards Hotel, on Sunday, the 9th instant,
at two O'Clock.
Il sketch Of the last hours of Ms W Re.
SPscgnliy dedicated to her daughter by JSB
II was noon:
And she bad lain for twelve long weary hours,
Unmindful Of the loved and tireless one
Who kept sisters vigil DER the form
Which soon must pass from earth. The thoue bit
That she must die without one parting kiss
From him, the cherished husband of her youth,
And thee, her much loved daughter,
We dreamed not,
When she left her sunny home, that never again
\ our eyes should linger on a mothers form
And that dear voice Of sympathy and love
so soon be hushed forever! All. methinks
Could she have breathed her thoughts, they would
have been
That husband, son and daughter might be here
To take her parting blessing.
Still she Law
Unconscious, as II seemed Of all around
When, suddenly, form darkened the door.
And then her tongue was loosed; she breathed
forth
The name Of him whom, many years ago,
Her heart had chosen, and her arms were thrown
Around his neck in one long last embrace,
All love is strong as death, and the dim eve
Grew brighter as she gazed on him, and thought
Fonnd voice, as IL the soul had turned again,
With new hold on life, while gazing on
Thct form.
Deaths angel recks not, tho the ties
Which bind the soul to earth be dear "a life
Father or mother, husband, wife or child
Ills all the same to him, he but f,lhlls
His mission true to that, through the long night
he kept his watch, and, one by one, severed
The chords of1ife, and dimmed again the eve
Which but so late had cheated MS with vain
But eager hope of life; and in the morn
The impress Of his hand was on her brow
Too plain to be mistaken, and we knew
That she must die,
Time waits not cen for death,
And when the clock upon the village church
Tolled forth the hour Of ten, the weary soul
Was free from pain; but theu vert motherless,
God help the stricken ones, bereft Of such
priceless treasure ,oUe-a mother!
I've never seen thy face, or heard thy voice:
Yet tits enough to know that such deep grief
Ana bitter anguish wrtngs the heart as never has
Been known to me; my mother lives, thank God
But would fain pour on thy bleeding heart
Some balm Of sympathy, to seothe, perchance,
Its painful throbbings
May the Lord her God,
Pity and comfort thee, and when death comes
May he be but welcome messenger
To call thee "home'' to her,
BRANToRD, Nov. IL, 1855.
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ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
i Il ture, at Auctien.-On MONDAY, the 9TH
instant ] shall sell, at the residence Of Mrs.
Trippe, No 6 east side y street, between C and
ID near the City Hall, at 10 O'Clock a. m, an ex-
cellent assortment Of urnitpre. viz
Marble-top and other Side Tables
Dressing and other Bureaus
Walnut Sofa
Cane and other Chairs .-...
Wardrobes and Stands
Fine French plate Mirror, gilt frame, plate so by
"a inches
Bedsteads, Toilet Sets .....
Bedding and Mattresses --
Five fine new Feather Beds Of best quality
BolSters and Pillows
Large passage Oilcloth
Ingram and Stair Carpets and Mating
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Large Map of the United States
Large Cooking Stove, Hathmay patent, fixtures
complete
Alright and other Stoves .-
With a good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Together with many articles unnecessary TO be
mentioned.
Terms All sums under S25 cash over SIS a
credit of 60 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest -.r
The above mentioned furniture is Of good
quality and nearly new, and the sale will be well
worthy the attention Of persons purchasing.
jan I'd A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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II Letter from Hon. john Minor Bolts

OF Virginia dsted Richmond, July 9TH
Messrs WIN s. BEERS Co.-Gen tismsp: derations
OF duy 10 tue sce1 alone prompt send THE vol
ntsry testimonial to the great value Of CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE for that almost ncursble disease scrofuls
without being disposed, or deeinS into
the particulars Of the the astonishing
suits that have been produced by that medicine
Der OF my own family and under observation and
supernendence ser the skill OF the best physicians had
been exhausted and all the usual failed fully
justify me In recommending its be suffer
ing from that dreadful malsdy.
do not mean to that II is adapted all constitutions
or that 10 VIII afford the relief all for OF
course, know nothing about that-but what
have seen OF the effects would hesitate IL In
case of scrofua with persons whom
over whom could exercise influence control
jan lin Respectfully yours, JNC NJ. Bolts
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ANTHOLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROP Sylvester INVITES THE La
Il dies and gentlemen Of Washington and vici-
nifty 10 call and consult the planets, for such as
the have In store for you on the day You was born,
the same vet shall receive at different ages In your
nfe for In them 10 the foundation Of truth, and
The omnipotance Of a great God, to execute, Is
will 70 man, and all things. Neither can you
yea had or take from whatsoever the testify
Terms so cents, man, woman, or child people Of
color IS cents. Any particular advice win be
given and confidential. Apply at No. 137 b St
nian, on the Island. All kinds Of distempers
cured In quick time dec 2q-lms
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MARRI AGE GUIDE.
DR.. YOUNG's POCKET EsCULAPIUs
Or, Every One his own Physician:

DEING OBSERVATIONS ON MARRIAGE
ID Medically and Philosophicallv considered, as
MANHO0D'S EARLY DECLINE, with di
rections for Its perfect cure Being Cor hdential
Silent Friend and Private Adviser; followed by
eases, Gonnorrh9a, elect, Structures, &c; illus
trated with Gases Plates, and Diagrams, from
DR.. YOUNG'S PRIVATE PRACTlCE-to' be
consulted without exposure, and with assured
confidence Of success.
Only rs cents. For sale by the Agent, ALEX.
ADAMSON, on Seventh st opposite Post Once.
dec 4-3m#
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TA New Medicine. when was there

tinle when there notr' asks the reader. There
never was any very long time elapsed think but some
new nostrum made its appearance but medicine
not cure all diseases whatever the vendors In their
advertisements think there science yet Dr.
l. b. Wright has discovered and prepared vegetable
Liquid Cathsrtc which merits attention If we can
administer good medicine to our children our invalid
friends without producing of those severe
pains attending all other purgstves will consult not
only their health, but also comfort by doing
This Catharc Family Physc pleasant take and
we fully assured old experienced prac-
toner personally be there nothing in but
what is purely vegetable and wholesome tod
young) where pbysic fs required Give it a trial
1-lX
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III Noah Walker Il Co., Marble

HIKeI q C0'y
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully
announce that their display of FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING s ready for inspection, comprising
ment Of co ATS, TALMAS, OVERSACKS, SURTOUTS
VESTS and PANTALO0NS, of the newest and richest de-
signs in material trimming and workmanship To gentle
who study excellence with economy in fashionable
hces Of dress opportunity Is offered for selecting
from of the stocks OF Goods this city, very
reduced prices. 2-U
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EOR RENT-A HOUSE, WITH FLOWER
Il and vegetable garden, together with IS acres
Of land under good cultivation, suitable for
dairy market garden, he letting Of all together
would be preferred) pleasantly situated, directly
north from the Capitol, only few minutes walk
to the city limits. Any person DESTROYS Of secW-
Ing pleasant and healthy residence In the coun-
scriber o''' : WIN. EMMERT, =
Mount Pleasant, near Glenwood Cemetery.
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