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slavery jpdicoi deciSoas M immunity
from thorough examination and strong
robuke On The same occlsiou IN free, un.
corrupted aud unsuhdued Vermont
"
In c0tDlugto conclusion in this M q or.
there seems to be but ono point to settle,
and on that we differ frnm w. 81 The
entertainments Of the anniversary literary
aud convivial are strictly festive. aud if
we are not mistaken are generally SO re.
garded IL this view of the case We
think the ame mites Of The occasion. should
not withon, strong reasons he refused 10
any class OF those present. who are wor
Of consideration.
It would certainly be considered a
gross lmproprietyin The masetr eta feast
TO not only have III prominent place up
on the table but serve alike to all dish
which he knew 10 be distaseful to some
of his invited guests and especially
""u'o ~ W '' u IItTehhSu III sucn q
way that it could not with perfect pro
ptiely be declined. No matter though
it might be wholesome ,nutrioions and to
the greater part accepta BILE still the tastes
aud if you please. the weaknesses of the
rest must bs respected. The range Of
literature IS as wide as that Of the Gull
nary art, aud literary feast may be pre-
pared with equal facility. without know.
ingly offending any reasonable taste.
If this is ever desirable, it is when the
children Of the college, and others inter.
estcd in its welfare are assembled at its
annual festival But wv. s. " believes
that almost every body wanted to hear
DR. C@ever, on the question which was
the subject of his DISCOURSE" We might
coucede this at his solicitation and in do
ing i, yield the whole. If every body wan
ted to hear of course there could have
been no objection to his being heard.
But it was because wo thought we knesO,
there was not such desire, that we
made the remark referred to- Whether
DR.. Cheever had reason to suppose that
it was desired that he should present his
favorite theme, does not pertain to this
matter. A decision of that question
might shift the responsibility it cond
do no more. So far as the address Of
DIR Lewis was open to similar crit
cism it was "a violation Of the proprietor
Of the occasion" which could not of itself
afford an apology for repetition Of the
same offence. Though aoe listened, with
pleasure to DR.. G. and with patience. to
DIR. L., we could not resist the feeling. an
the conclusion that the lecture room. is
a more suitable place for such controver.
ted subjects
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Home Items.

FROST, THIS YEAR.-After beautiful
week Of the mildest atmosphere, lighted
by the harvest moon at night, we had on
Satusday night "A sprinkle of rain, and
a change Of wind to the North Sunday,
at sunset, the thermometer marked Sc. at
SUNRISE, Monday, 80, and no frost per.
ceptible to US At sunset the mercury
was at 40, and Tuesday morning, Sept.
9Th, brought slight frost-wind changed
to S. t., and storm brewing for the
State Fair we fear.
FLOWERS AND FRUIT.--If not already
injured, the flowers of the season are
commended to the Ladies' care for the
County Fair The premiums in this de-
partment are not always limited to the
list, but the eye opens the heart of the
Committee. Fruit is good-looking, its
show is beautiful; if rich, it shows both
of pleasure and prosperity, as flowers can
not. But this flavor of profit puts the
Judges upon economy they calculate
and taste, aud say excellent words, adj
mirei If exhibitors desire more than
fair chance, let them bring a peck or two
extra, the latter for the press.
CHAMPLAIS VALLEY.-The exhibition
of the Champlain Valley Agricultural
Society far Addison and Chittenden coun-
ties, is to take place at Yergennes, on
Wednesday and Thursday,-Sept. 10th
and l7th-of next week, The affair is
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For the Register.

DEAR SlR;-I noticed in your paper.
a piece taken from the Vermont Watch.
man giving an account of the size o some
Chinese Sugar Cane. Thought l would
give you the size Of some I have 10 my
garden. ! measured stalk, which was
ten feet high, to the tip of the leaf lit has
not tassoled yet.) and , l-2 inches in di,
amcter, five feet from the ground. It was
planted the FIST Of June. have also
some corn called the Ohio Sweet Corn,
a stalk Of which is IA feet high. 1t was
planted the middle of June
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not intended to centralize single county,
but to establish new focus for certain
rural districts, and excites considerable in.
terest.
We are rcgdestod to say that Hon.
Q. G. T'Ipeyis Treasurer pro ten If
the Addison Co., Bible Society. !
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A DRowsY DAMsEL The Rockville
lind J Republican tells the most extrn.
ordinary robbery story that We ever
heard. 1t says that some fellow entered
the house of Mr.. Jesse Wright, of tina,
(Parke) county, and robbed tho room .:
Mr.. Wright daughter, who was sleep
ing in her bed. After plundering a.
much IS be could, he proceeded very
coolly to steal the esrripgs out of tho
dYowsy damseps ears. Then he pulled the
rings, of her fingers, and thinking stiIl
that be hadn't made the robbery com
plete, he cut all the hair off one side OF
her head. Aud he accomplished all
without waking the girl.
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Huntington, no election.
Hinesburgh, A. II. Post,
Jericho, Elijah b. Reed, +
Milton, Reed Bascom, +
Richmond, Rufus Stevens,
Shelburnc, Guy Tracey,
st. George, H. b. Loggins,
Uuderhill, Joseph Robinson, T.
Westford, David S. Hazletop, r
Williston, A. B. Simonds,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Berlin, s. Campbell, r
Barre, D. K. Smith, r
\ Calais, L. Warren, F
Duxbury, J. Crossctt, r
Fayston, Dan. Boyce, r.
Moretown j. c. Clark, d
Middlesex, Geo. Leland,
Marsh6eld, S. D. Hollistsr, r
East Montpelier, L. !Coburn,
Montpelier, b. +. Merrill. r
Mortified, j. B. Howe, r
Plain6eld, L. NJ Perry,
Roxbury, F. V. Randall, d
Waitsfsld, l.. Prindle,
Warren, J. Eaton, Jr., /
Waterbury, J. d. Smith,
Worcester, G. Hunt, L
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Berkshire, L. NJ. Hunt, r
Fairfield, Alonzo Ferrin d
Highgate, H. Baxter, d
Richtord, Josiah Blaisdsll, d
st. Adams, II. F. Stevens,
Sheldon, A. Durkee, T
Swanton, Z. G. Waite, +
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Cambridge, II. Warren, d
Elmore, l.. Grout, +
Eden, ID. Blaisdell,
Hydepark, G Sherwin, +
johnson, A. Riddle,
Morristown, II. Ferrin,
Stowe, j. Robinson, +
Wolcott, A. Jones, r
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3fltOoIebutp &tgistcr
M l D ID T. e B u RY
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 8, 1867

NOTICE.-Tho Register Office is removed to
~ Cobbs new Building adjoining the Bridge.
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Lincoln, c. p. Bush,
Middlebury, j. w. Stewart,
Monkton, f. Collins,
New Haven l.. Meacham,
Orwell, S. II. Bosom, T.
Panton, p. Bristol, r
Ripton, NJ. K. Day, r
Salisbury, f. Dyer, r
Starksboro, l.. Taft, r
Vergennes, f. +. Woodbridge, r
Waltham, q. Bellows,
Weybridge, |. Drake, +
Whiting, no election.
w1NDHAM COUNTY.
Brattleboro, j. Dorr Bradley, r
Brookline, Asa Flint, +
Dover, Liberty Howe,
Dummerston, Asa Lawton, T.
Grafton, Benz. w. Dean, r
Guilford, Charles C. Lynde,
Halifax, A H. Tucker, +
Jamaica, Alpheus Kellogg,
Londonderry, Lorenzo White, +
Marlboro, F. W. Mather,
Newfane, Otis Warren,
Putney. John Kimball. +
Rockingham, j. ID. Bridgman, l.
Somerset, G. X Morse, r
Townshend, Oscar r. Garfield,
Vernon, John Hunt, r
Wardsboro, Holland Plimpton, r
Westminster, Ephraim Wilcox, r
Nottingham, David Jillson
Wilmington, L. T. Butterfeld, r
Win1ham, Clark Stearns, r
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, Jesse Burdett, d
Bennington, Henry G. Root,
Dorset, Ira Cochran,
Glastonbury, John Ii. Matteson d
Manchester, Aaron Baker,
Pownal, Perry Thompson, d
Rupert, J. &. Burton,
Readsboro, Daniel Carpenter,
SALISBURY, Hiram Barton,
Sandgate, Robert Provan,
Sunderland, Giles b. Bacon, d
Searsburgh, George Doane,
Stamford, Jonathan Brooks, d
Woodford, VIM. Z. Park, r
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover,
Baltimore,
Barnard, p. d. Dean, d
Bethel, f. Ritord,
Bridgewater, G. II. Topliff, d
Cavendish, j. +. DeaDe,
Chester, w. Rounds,
Hartford, Daniel Needham,
Hartland, John Colby,
Ludlow, no choice,
Norwich, w. + Lewis,
Plymouth, j. A. Pollard,
Pomfret, N. Snow,
Reading, no choice,
Rochester, S. A Weber,
Royalton, Il. Atwood,
Sharon, Baldwin, d
Springfield, A. Woolson,
Stockbridge, T. S. Hubbard.
Weathersfeld, j. NJ. Aldrich,
Weston, p. N. Whey,
West Windsor, o Leavens,
Windsor, l.. G. White,
Woodstock, G. r. Chapman.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford, Ii. Strickland,
Braintree, no choice,
Brook6eld, w. +. Chamberlin,
Chelsea, b. Martin,
Corinth, U. S. Little, d
Fairlee, A. III. Gilmore,
Newbury, A. Renfrew,
Orange, Cutler,
Randolph, Erastus Hebard,
STAFFORD, G. b. Dow,
Thetford, A. George,
Topsham, r. NJ. Bill,
Tunbridge, u Whitney,
Vershire, +. Max6eld,
Washington, Ii. A. White,
West Fairlee, no choice,
Williamstown, L. NJ. Martin,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Brandon, X. V. Marsh,
Castleton, H. Weston, r
Chittenden, G. w. Barnard, r
Clarendon, l.. M. Walker, r
DANNY, Spencer Green, r
Fairhaven, Hiram Hamilton,r
Ira, Bradley Fish,
Mendon, Ezra Edson,r.
Middletown, l.. Copeland, r
Mt. Holley, l.. Derby,
Mt. Tabor, o. A. Congdon,
Pittsfeld, G. Joslin,
Pawlet, Munroe,
Pittsford, Jonathan Warner,
Poultney, j. b. Beaman,
Rutland, Robert Pierpoint, r
Sherburne, II. Estabrook, d
Shrewsbury, Allen Barney, r
Sudbury, A. Pitts,
Tinmouth, e. Lille, r
Wallingford, j, w. Ainsworth,
Wells, N. Paul,
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Burlington, Geo. f. Edmunds,
Bolton, 4. N. Cotton,
Charlotte, Joel Stone, +
Colchester, Charles l.. Harding, +
Essex. Erastus Whitaoph L
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A Soldier of the Revolution Gone.

'We have this week to record the
death of another soldier of the Rcvolu.
ton, and probably the last that will be
sent US for record, as he was supposed to
be the last survivor in the county. Mr.
TIMOTHY Mathews was born near the
city of Boston. in I764-entered the
provincial army at the age of sixteen,
aud served during the remainder of the
war. He held a captains commission in
the war OF 1912 With the compapion
OF his youth, who services him he re.
moved to this state, early in life, and
was resident of this town for nearly
sixty years He lived to tho evening of
life, and sank without disease under the
weight of years. His memory will be
gratefully and reverently cherished by
a multitude of acquaintances
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The Addison County Fair.


We are assured by the Managers of the
County Fair, to be held at this place, on
the 23d and oath days Of September in
slant, that arrangements are in progress
to make this one of the most attractive
and useful Fairs ever held in this State
We had been led to suppose from some
circumstances that the Fair had got to be
rather an old story, and that farmers were
beginning to lose then interest in it, but
we are grati6ed to learn that we were
never so mistaken as in this. The an.
olent institution has gathered around it u
host OF friends who will not be decoyed
or driven off from its support. They
have learned Of the immense advantage of
tried associations for the promotion of
agriculture they have seen the benefits
OF long pull, and strong pull and
pull altogether, and they understand that
their true interests are best consulted,
when they stick by that which they have
tried and found sufficient. Other means
may appear equally good for short time,
but the result will sooner Or later disclose
that most new tangled things turn out to
be failures.
In accordance with these views we are
glad to announce that our farmers and
other citizens throughout the county in.
terested in farm improvements have come
nobly to the support of the old fashioned
County Society, and are, in great num-
bers, preparing for one of the best exhi.
billions ever held in this country.
The enclosures have been taken down
and all are admitted to the grounds with
out charge. This will no doubt increase
the number of spectators to a considerable
extent, and will save the annoyance ,lsu-
ally felt by detention at the gates.
The track has been handsomely re-
graded for the exhibition of horses and in
view of the liberal inducements held out
by the managers, we have no doubt the
Horse Show will be superior to any ever
held in this county.
We are assured the show of cattle is to
be more extensive than usual, and will in.
clude many choice specimens worthy the
attention of breeders. OF the show in
Sheep nothing need be said. some of
the best hocks in the world will be repre-.
sented at this fair.
We trust little effort will be made TO
bring out the best products of the soil
and of mechanic skill; particularly that
the ladies, who are the soul of such an oc.
casion, will exhibit at the Floral Hall the
choicest efforts of the needle and the pen
Gil. We understand extra facilities will
be afforded by the managers for the exhi-
bition of articles in this line.
Old Addison never yet has been beaten
by any county in this State in the variety,
quantity and quality of her productions;
and we rejoice to learn that the approach
ing fair will show farther advance and
a finer progress in all that goes to make
an agricultural community prosperous, en-
lightened and happy.
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The Election.

- The election in this place was very
quiet s6e, and here as in almost every
place we have heard from, the vote was
very light
As we anticipated, the certainty Of the
result, the absence of oil local issues and
the pressing condition Of field labor, kept
many away from the polls. The political
character Of the Legislature is not materi.
ally changed from last year. AS we ex-
pected, there are some Democratic gains
frem last year. There will be found Con-
siderable number of first rate men, and
men of legislative experience, though a
large class are new men. We give below
the representatives so far as received.
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nlERNEY GUARD-CoMPi ORDER THE ABOVE
company will meet for street drnl a. Mr.: rernSys 5H
third avenue Wednesday the l9h INST, al IA
o'clock All members re1uasted to be puncsusl in At
tor dance The officers uested all 10 be present BY
orier OF JOnN MOOhEi Oap'ain
CHARLES GOLDEN, Secretary. -. -,
nus 4 the
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DENTISTRY.

v,rrrp rxrzACrED IN Txr sECONDs-wfrHoUr
te sisbtes pain; BY my new and orsinn process 100,
freeyreo this fnrnbie system prsctcei ~ me only
reference given Il required DIR. H. o, DVRklN' ~ Vaaa
s,ry.et near VNrick.
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BILLIARDS.

DILLIARD BALLS. PATENTED August T. le7-h
Of Inc weight sscity win OF round and
viii want recoosirf The following gesuemsn are nov
AZ r,fereoce-kesss Dupignac Corn welt Dnsne street
Messrs I~on Ard Benjamin. ~ Broad ~ay; M L. - hts
80. N, Rro~d vay M . III PeshIns s4 Brosd~ For
ale by WV M wELl.1No 40 Breome sves. New fort
cole mas ufscturer In toe Uuiisd States
nHnLkNs MoDpL BILLIARD rABL@ AsB
II cushrna patented February, ls56-0entlemen are
ed 10 these tables the extensive sslcsrcns n
srs,~ furnished the worsweuty seven moles
.rous styles with ne celebrated couoinson cncus nsns
an rps erh,sscn Ard pyAcce Open day and evening N
-,sms 10 Ana fB Broadway. MAnufsc*Uy = AAa szes~
few ssooud hAad tAhlss b. seie sneae,
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IA NAnp,s rr,oRrusArE,s rsIsHp Is ,Hs m

IMPORTANT TO yxNAI.E1-pIsEAsrs OF .kxALm
evcunively treated By Dr. DUBOIS Remedies for female
arrangements rom u 70 ~ Reuef gusrsrse-d All $3.50
Consultations and Let strictly ccrfdeuusl Psenn frM
Instance provided board and exclusive sfsoa
snoe. cmss - Sxiy niae Wsss Tfsssnn srssA H. i,
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vDo UNDERWRITERS AND HAcKMEr.-FOR SAIL
three hsse~ hea,se and one light coach also an
.s with the good viii OF the business The prese
propre,or obliged 70 relnqnh on account Of nj bealt
r. An active person, the prrsee me Opportunity and =
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street uesr Canal street
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SHIPPING.


August T.-Tbe Black Ball Line clipper psckc. sn.p
NEPTUNE Capt Peabody For cabin, second cabin ana
JACOb WILSON, lLS Souih street
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MEDICAL.

-
A Few sDrrIoN OF BUnAH rzAILfI Oh I'LL
"a oloricai Researches.-H 10 beaaufay musg~ses
dearrhs effects Of AL diseases m -
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a III uii r. NJ, and fruv Z u'l Ia me evening
DR WARDS UHsoRrurirE's FRIEND fs 1Hr M
plus ultra medicines and but req uiree W be Known
80 h universsl appreciation and W stamp DIR Ward
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folowH:-
NEW YORK. FROM oLlseoH' -
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PASSAGE
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ON SATURDAY NRxr. rHs I'D.
the many thousand lends OF
JOHN BROUGHAM
the brilliant author, the accomplished artist me yenoeooe
man are In yiied to be present ct the grand
FARENEijs BkNEf1f
be him bis departure from city wnere d
has br. n 81 long held Ia affection aud reapcc'
Almost the artists OF position 10 the country nave
placed dispoaa OF the committee ana no
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: DOU0UTY AUCTrONKER,

NF DOUGHTY AUCTroNkER,
~. Ofhre. n Gen re street -
t3eutee household furniture M DOU9HTY VII sen on
Nosday Aufust H. At l0. o'c) * at No ~ hM Inirly nrst
stret near Madisor avenue consisting of mshogsny psrior
suiw covered in baircoh viz teeatAes, arm And pslor
nhajrs Voa,re rockrs bookcase silt frame French pise
rrors velvet ply carpets mahogany marble top
er and window curtains shades, mahogah{
brench bedsesds buresns wssh,tands tue se.s oase1
vninut chars 40 &c; together wi due coobing sove
enee pckery general assortment OF kitchen
oianstlA.
S,AsRIFFs sALE-MnST DESIRABLE PROPEnrY-
a. The premises bi7 Broad~ opposite the 81 NcnAiss
Hotel by 100 feet will be sold by suction atweye oeock
on fue4day e. the xerch anita Exchangs Inc al
Eenlou capitalists invited ~ VIII probably be sofa low
Cor cash.
NV, .,aUSo lsTs.-nUnT1Auk skLs 1OoAhr.
II aucsaoposr-Byg BOG ART-wn sell On Tuesday Aug.
r. l0K ouock the corner OF second avenue ana Iwen
te ssce by virtue chAttel mortgage the enure nock
mad o. ars Glass drug store bsAnh,sX ssus.eo
- prsniss be sold In oS 70 suit purcnases ceun
er .tnos sseivns sAo" 'Ars' 0r0s' "'A'''"''
- sSovs sale further postponed until Friday August Il
me above sale IL urher postponed In consea OF the
curchsser not complying with the terms Of sale un AondAy'
August IT, 1867, at n O'Clock. at same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16
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