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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway"s Pills are the only reliable rem.
edy for the sexual disabilities and disorders
oflemales. In cases where the functions ne.
euliar to the organization of tho sex have
been suppressed, OF in any way dsorlercd
the mild and conservative action of the Pills
wlll speedily restore their regularity. TIN,
terrible diseases which result from neglect
OF Those arrangements are well known To all
physicians and it IS OF The utmost impor-
lance mat the means of their prevention
should DC within the reach Of the whole sex.
th' supJeet Is one upon which it is impossi-
per but Il would argue little care for the suf
ierlhgS fthe feebler portion Of the human
race To pass It over in sieuce
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SINGULAR FREAK OF A SoMNAMBU,
LIsT.-Early on Wednesday morning
young man named Parker. residing
at Poughkeepsie, got out of his bed,
dressed, and went to the depot, got on
board freight train land rode as far as
Dobb'sFcrry before he was conscious of
where he was. The conductor, seeing
a person in the baggage car, inquired
for his ticket, but received no answer.
Upon shaking him, Parker awoke, and
was astonished to find himself where
he was. As further proof, it was
found that in dressing he had put both
socks on one foot. The distance from
PoughkeePsie to Dobbs Ferry is about
fitty.five miles.
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REMARKABLE INSTANCES OF HERO
IsM.-The Rev. Mr.. Scudder, o. In,
dia, in a letter to the Christian Intelli
gencar, gives the following instance of
herolSm. called forth by the Indian
mutineers
"Let Americans never be ashamed
that Engishmen are there forefathers.
England is noble country. Her sons
are heroes and her daughters heroines.
This rebellion has brought out deeds
that deserve to be associated with those
valorous actions which we with throb>
blng pulses read in history. In one
place, lady and her husband fed in
their carriage. He stood upright.
She took the reins. She dashed the
horses through a band of mutineers,
while he, With cool aim, shot dead one
who seized the horses heads, another
who climbed upon the carriage behind
to cut him down. On they fled, till
again they found themselves among
foes, and a rope stretched across the
road made further progress appear i'm
possible. True to herself, she dashed
the horses at full speed against the
rope, and as they, bearing it down,
stumbled, she by rein and whip, raised
them, while her husbands weapons
again freed them from those who sue,
ceeded in leaping upon them.-He was
wounded, but both escaped with Their
lives. In another place a young lady,
the daughter of an officer, shot seven
mutlneers before they killed her. A
captain, pressed by his Sepoys, with
his good sword slew 26 before he fell.
MI, Samuel Bowles, late ii the
b'ston Taceiter, lras assomel his OLD
POSITION in the Office Of the Springfield
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FoREIcN. BY the arrival Of the
Arabia we have seven days later news
from Europe. The Arabia brings
$1,000 600 in specie.
The item of greatest interest is the
fall of Delhi and its probable effect up
on tho English rule, of which we speak
elsewhere.
The news of tho suspension of specie
payments was received as q favorable
symptom but the suspension of all or.
ders from this country was being seri-
ously felt in all the manufacturing parts
of Europe. The King of Prussia con.
tinues in low, if not hopeless state, AS
to bis complete recovery The Prince,
his brother, has assumed the regency.
From France we hear of the sudden
death of Gen Cavaignac, Of disease Of
the heart
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The ship Howadii. CAPTAIN Balcl

The ship Howadji, captain Balch
from Boston, bound to Liverpool, with
a cargo of cotton, hemp and tallow,
was struck by lightning on the Sd inst.
at 8 A. NJ, in latitude 1850 NORTH,
longitude CLAP West, being about one
hundred miles from Sable Island. The
cargo was set on fire and the ship to-
tally consumed. The captain and crew
were rescued a. II o'clock the same
niget by the ship Gutenberg, Captain
Myers, and brought to Boston.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The Seminary Mu.
sicalo Soiree will take place at the As
sembly Room Of the Addison House, on
Friday evening of this Novem.
bcr 20th-at seven O'clock, tue music
commencing with the Overture in Tampa,
arranged for two pianos, precisely at
2 LIZ o'clock Though but share of
the pupils 10 music Of tho school are an
nouuced 10 the musical entertainment, it
is believed fair impression of the sys
tenn Of culture will be given, and espe.
cially of that richly classical style of
music, in which exclusively the learners
taste is cultivated by Professor Borr.
Mr. Bolt is also assisted by amateurs,
former members Of the cbaol whose aid
is literally givep to advance its musical
Interests. Tickets. at twenty fve couts
each, are Tor sale at the Book Stores,
and at the office Of the Addison House
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There seems to be no longer any
doubt, that Brigham Young intends to
resist the entrance of the United States
troops into Utah as we have authentic
accounts of the capture, by the Nor
mans, Of a supply train of seventy eight
Wagons. No lives were lost. This &C.
Cured $50 miles from Fort Laramie.
Serious apprehenslons are felt for the
safety of other detachmcn,s, and espe
cially Of the heavy suffers train, con.
tanning half million dollars worth of
supplies The expedition seems to have
been carried forward with 40 thought of
any contingency Of this kind, aud there
is reason to believe that Brigham in.
tends to take advantage of the blunders
Of the ministration At the advanced
stage of the season, retreat is impossi.
bic and unless relief can DO sent in sea.
sou-which is hardly Fossiblc-,hcre is
reason to fear that between the beiger.
ent Saints and their exposure to the in.
clemency Of the season, the expedition
will be used up.
Such course as is indicated BY the
accounts above given. is the only polite
course for Brigham. if he intends any
resistance and would be perfectly con-
>is'ent with the character of the man
and with Norman antecedents.
% this suffice. the Boston Journal
says:
The Mormon war would seem to have
opened, and is likely to prove long, ex
Pensive, and perhaps bloody. Our gov.
ernment has but one course to pursue
and that is to subdme the fanatics who
have defied its authority. In prescott
ing this work with cnergy the admins
tration will be sustained by tho people
without distinction of party
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BALM or THOUSAND FLowEHs"-A Cou>
ffRfErT:-A person pretending to have been
partner With W. T. Fetridge in the above ar
ticle is palming of spurious preparation on
the public. All are counterfcits unless the
name FETRlDGE Il Co., is written on thr
side and W. p. FETRlDGE & Co printed on
the front Of the label. The genuine article
is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
iroWn down counterfeits and impostors
WHlrs TEETH PERFuMED BREArHAND BEAT
rIrrL COMPLEXION can be acquired by usin.
the balm of thousand Flowers what
lady or gentleman would remain nnder the
curse ola disasreeahle breath, when by using
the Balm OF thousand Flowers would rem
der it sweet.
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Tho condition of the commercial
metropolis is, just now one of extreme
interest. The city is really controlled
by the baser sort So predominating
has become this element, that the dem,
ocratic party is ruled by it, and the
Mayor has "let himself" to it without
reservation. Such are the extremes
OF mlsgovernment under which the city
has suffered for years past, that good
citizens will be compelled to ignore past
party distinctions and combine against
the Mayor and his crew, in the NUM-
cipal election. There is at present
good prospect that a formidable DEM
onstration of the kind will be made
that it will be successful there is much
reason to doubt. That the admins,
trasion of affairs in that city for two
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PAssINa Every railrond

Passive REMARk.--E Every railrood
town suffers more o. less from night 90.
servations; MIddlctury comes in for its
share The other evening, coming in
from the north, stronger was struck by
the number Of lights seen out as the
cars approached the depot "Ths must
be quite place" said he, as he worried
forword to get peep In the mean.
time the iraiN bal hfought up between
the Passenger and freight bniidiugs,
nci,her much lighted eul our traveller
looked either way with htle +. tisfac,i on
Nothing but two ln's" said he, as he
settled back ia his scat with the sort Of
accent Of DEFY despair.
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REBUILDING The great gap opened
10 the business portion of Brattleboro by
the late fire is measurobly filed, go far
as building is concerned. Premises will
now scoa be ready for most Of those who
wcro thus summarily thrown out Of bu-
siness, and if the times are favorable the
hum Of industry will again resound 10 its
accustomed places .-Phentz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UXYCrN'Ttp H1rERa 49, Read The follow.
ihs lvticr loIa rnleh Parker, Esq, Of ron.
cord, y II = uau homo. ID and esteemed Ly
al 0tr h0"u him
d'ntl"u"n - Wi,h no disposition 10 make
INV NAME conspicuous, take the oppotiuli.
ty TO- s'atc 10 lie afflicted the benefit ha,,
drlt"j fro IN the use of DR. Green's Orog,n
a''' bHttTs, and to recommend tn, In 10 or.
rrs. For two years have been trout ,t
with indigestion and its attendant evils ut
as fiatulency, constipation, severe attatks,f
diarrh9a accomp MED with water brasil n,
the stomach, which reduced me In flesh
strength, and spirits, SO low that as nearly
untitled for business. Iapplied 10 several
physicians from whom obtained only ton.
porary relief, / concluded with the advice Of
friends, but without the least faith IN tb.i,
efficacy, to try the Orpgonafed Biiter's from
the use Of which I found immediate. reli.t
having no return of water. brash after takirq
the first potion. Ny weight has increas, a
some Thirty five pounds, and my health /,
perfect. | can truly say that consider the
Orygenated Bitters the best tonic extant
have recommended them to ,cvera,, who have
invariably found great benefit from their use
Yours respectfully,
CALEB PARKER,
SETH W. FowLE & Co, l3s Washington
Street, Boston Proprletors Sold hv sbo;.
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AnvEGTisE Dull times ARE reihar,
th' 'crS be', for advertisers VIA, i
tie ts.de Is going on. they ge'.Gnd whilst
others are sfunblinp 'he5 pay hrjr -tr
sDj with the newspaper rs M pr
Sc,v"t. s'7im on the tor If tie wa cr,
tu.'a, o,bcrs are sinking ali around.
Advertise literally and you viii h,tdly
smcl ihc hard times
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-Concha. tho Governor. General of
Cuba, has recently taken hold of the
work of suppressing the Slave Trade in
earnest, and quite in contrast with his
former course OF the seventy vessels
fitted out for the Const it is believed
hardly one can escape. 1t is reported,
that among those recently captured is
the Vesto, Of Boston, with 600 negroes
on board
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SENATOR FooT. An elegant iitho.
gr"ph Portrait of Senator Foot has been
received for the College library, cbasf "
framed, presenting fine likeness, and in
this pleasant memorial Of Mr.. Foot as
pupil in early life of tho College, its
patron since, and, by his well sustained
career of public service, an honor to its
muster-roll of graduates. Senator Foot
was born in Cornwall in 1903, graduated
at Middlebury in 1926, became estab
lisbed as lawyer 10 Rutland in 1881
He was for three sessions Speaker Of
the House Of Representative in Yer.
mont, member of the House in Con.
gress in lS43.7, and has now eptered IN.
on his second term as Senator in Con.
gress from Vermont He received the
degree Of LII. D. from the COLLEGE Al
the late Commencement. and has for
some years been annually elected Presi.
dent of the Society of Alumni
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We clip the following from the Buff
falo Express The race occurred al the
time of the State Fair. We suspect
those Indians ara distant relatives of the
OLD Black Hauk.
The GREAT Foor RACE dav
was propitious and splendid run was
made. In starting, there W ere five In.
dams among whom were Strong. S,eep.
rock, Smoke and Bennett, the latter a
new man on the course, proved himself Il
goer Stetson the, white man started
but the pace was too fast for him.
LIST mile-time 5 Strong
leading, Smith Sd, Bennett 4tb.
% mi.e-timo 2s-Strong still
ahead, Smith I'd, Bennett Sd. Stetson
a long way behind.
Sd mile-time 5.33-Smith ahead
Bennett 2l. Tho others nowhere.
4th mile-time 5.45-Smi,h and Ben.
nett side by side, and going it steep.
The others far behind.
5th mile-time 5.59-position IN.
changed.
9th mile time 545-Smith and Ben
nett ahead.
9TH mile-time 44-ncck and neck
9Th 5.5l-
9th. 5.5i-
10Th mile-Smith and Bennett had
run The last six miles side by side with
cut any perceptitle advantage, but upon
the home stretch of the 10Th mile, Ben
nett showed his heels to Smith. leading
him in By five rods, in Sc. 10, timo we
do not remember to have been surpassed
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18

1t Is said that Ten Brock won
$500, 900 at the New Market race, at
which Prioress was successful. The
odds against her were 100 to /, and
consequently her owner had to risk hut
$4,000 in order to win this large sum.
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Revolutionary SOLDIER Go.E.-Mr.
Eornezer Robinson Of South Rcading
W. lied on Saturday last, o., 81. IT,
was 81 years of age was solder nf II e
Revolution, and during thai var wrs f.r
SOME lime held ~ p prisoner t.. ~,
British
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On the 9Th irst Mr.. It. p Wbeele

On the 9Th IRIS. Mr.. T. P Wheeler
son Hon S. Wheeler of East Calais
shot mself with rifle. 1t is not known
whethcr it was done by design, or acct
dent. Ga the morning of tho 10Th ho was
still alive but no hoEes wero entertained
Of his recovery.
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Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
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CATION These PiHs should not6e taken
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ADDISON Co, GRAMMAR Scuoo1

ADDISON Co. GRAMMAR ScHooL The
winter quarter begins on Thursday Of
the present week. Those who are seek.
irg for good English and Classical
school viii find it here under tho care
and instruction Of Rev. Joseph Steele.
See advertisement on last page
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DR.. JoaDoN can be consulted at Brandon,
daily on and after Friday, June I9th en-
cept the last Saturday in each month, At
winch time he will be in Rochester, W.. pre-.
pared to receive and treat patients
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bNTdsHs ne5 patent Horse aHd!Jnit SAee
Is creating tremendous sensation among.
iarriers and blacksmiths Ii is for sale bv
Dlodget' Brown & Co, so aud 81 Pearl ST.
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PEOPLE OF MlpDLEBURY READ

rAr"tHs, MOTHERS, 1HY THE.. Every
one at This season of the Year slonId use HIM.
RIcN's SUGAR CoArED Puts. They rem,y,
impure bilious secretons iuvigoraie the di-
srS'lFe organs, cleanse The blood, imnrol,;
lne uienYry, AMI an 81 iussimallr worth
=. IN ealing or drinkins Will, n,iug
n1.i Ia Large family boxes, Sugar o.,.ed
for - cents. All Tho nrnnnieta Ii
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- Helmbold's Highly Concentrated En-
tract Buchu, is prepared directly according
to the rules Of Pharmacy and Chemistry ami
Is the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of diseases Of the
Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
noSSeSi &c. Read the advertisement in Az.
other column, beaded Hclmbolds Genuinr
Preparation. 2I:y
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1t is generally cOpccded that the
democrats have elected their state tickle,
IN Wisconsin, and tina: tho republicans
have majority in both brauces Of tho
legislature.
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Late news from Mexico, is inter.
estiug. The government has again os.
oillated from an unusual extreme of de.
mocracy under tie new constitution 10
dictatorship, by Gen Comonfof,.
Thus the new constitution. the work Of
many months, and on which sapguipe
hopes wore founded is after month
suspended. This is thought to be q
matter of necessity, aud COOS far to
prove the entire desiituton in that un.
fortunste conntry Of the elements Of in
ternal strength, and which may presage
approaching dissolution, SO various and
irreconc liable are The sources of discord
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StraVed or stolen

EkoM the pasture OF the subscriber about h
i 2ilh of Oct, last, a two wears old Mare.--
SAID Colt l. of da, bay color, with a llsh,
ing aid colt will be thankfully received. and n
suitable reward given to those furnishing such
li"1n Ron. LAyE1Ts !. SAMSON.
Ne7.~sli, NOV. "a, 1857. 'fr. sir
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years past has not been approved by
the majority, and that the better part
OF the citizens we think is certain, and
the remedy is in their own hands. If
they prefer party supremacy well
administered government, they can
make such choice now, and suffer the
consequences another year, when they
will be forced to make different choice
But we hope the discipline they have
already received will prove sufficient.
---------------------
The unemployed of New York
City for few days last week made
same imposing demonstrations in the
streets, demanding work or bread and
it was FORA time feared that serious
Consequences might follow. Apticipa:
tions of the kind were entertained by
the municipal authorities and those
having in charge the government treas.
ures. Some petty depradations were.
occasionally made, some hundreds met
from time to time, with noisy demons
STATIONS, excited by the harangues of
low city demagogues. At the present
time it seems that those gatherings
have had a fictitious importance. There
seems to have been no concert of action
and no defined object political or social
and there appears to be no occa>
sion to fear serious results.
That there is great restitution in
New York, and will be for months to
come is certain, but such a course as
these rioters seem inclined to pursue
can but. aggregate their case. 1t is
pr obably true, that while New York is
the worst governed community upon
earth, there is not another equal
number of people who contribute as
largely to benevolent purposes. 1t is
believed that such provision for the me-
cesities of the destitute have been and
will be made, that none who will make
their condition known need suffer.
On Tuesday night Of last week, the
Goshen Bank was entered aud robbed of
$4,000
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of his meu aud Il large quantity Of arms
pud ammunition aud provisions got of
at two O'Clock this incoming She cleared
for Mobile, aud will intercopi the mail
boat outside. when The whole party will
cmb1ik ~ the Fashion for Nicaragua.
Capt Fayaoux remains here G,n.
HpuuipRsen is expected thls week. The
United States steamer Flltor, in the
Mississippi river was ou'wiitcd
Oitwittod Nothing bu. tic con
n,vance Of too government could haco
cna pleA tho expedition 10 sai,. - Pror.
Joar.
A lH'cl r.'. Ws~ii,,. .. g.. lJu
says
At an early hour this morning, Secro.
taries Cas-, Floyd, and Attorney Gen-
eral Black held hurried consul alton and
determined to telegraph the U. S Mar.
shall at New Orleans to send the rese.
nuo cutters in pursuit of Gen. Walker.
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CALEB Parker,
SETH W. FowLE & Co, l39 Washington
Street, Boston Proprietors Sold BY sbci
agents every where:
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Nh, Samuel Bowles, late ii The
B'ston Tracetter, las assome,l his OLD
POSITION in the office Of the Springfield