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THE BAGAssE KETTLE TRAIN ANDFUR
NACErhe snbseriUeE is prepared close contracts
s @ Of W0Sd IT. @ ONE mel cord per 5
hogshead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
management Bagasse precisely the
same as that required for the old kettles employing an equal
attendance of but one hand the Bagasse touched
SAM. H. GILMAN,
~ INSTITUTION Office No IA Canal stree1ncorpors
9 e.
Deposits Of Dollar upwards will be received.
r%ss pssss TSsa States, Of the
Of @
pledge R h in
% " RI & the
funds to be distributed the D
or receive any pay or emf emopment whatever ,.--..,
5
hi: + $i:s:
\ A1' ? !aaHf,' HS!HiS' Vic. Presidents
g. 5 B:B. B. S}FhEEs, Ssq}FMhfEEks Treasurer.
NB-copies of the Act incorporation BYLAWS
bs obtained OF the office. a2sly
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
the, Iumlsr Yard New Basin and constantly receiv-
10000 feet Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring and
% fss ss, Sss~ Pine Rough ssa,ss and
5SSSS $ fsst fss' isesss b1sssss sssT,ss ss:fEtss
| 10000 feet White Pine assorted
a22 II PoOLEY. NIcoI co.
'TF%HTAASTF AEsSES5SHHENr sSs5THb THOSE
DR. D. B. JAMES still continues to be eontdentinlly CON
ds s'ss s s % s. ysF2H
DS an sms . md sf % m N
in lie United States and Europe him in n SAYING n
| without sure. quick and permanent cure. ..,.,
@ how hs as M 5as an
eectualy drive the from the system in the shortest
space possible without mercury change III diet or hindranee
SEMINAL WEAKNESS effect Of early abuseo the
TEN, permanently cured Weakness OF tile organs Immediately
cured and full yigor restored. a.,
Chronic elects other ustha discharge cured in from
R.membsrha d. ames Dspensary is 81 Customhouse
street near Royal street. Office hours from O'Clock A. ~ TIL
SGSRkk@sI S q RE kta;;;, .
50 bhs Cider Vinegar,
| 50 ibis Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
| 200 b xes Rasns, wholes and halves,
1o S eSss' Boah sahs 3sSs' 1s'Sf Gords G
In9 baskets Heidsck's Champagne
6aS kegs ass Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
milo If Nos. and Poydras street.
| NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
from the very trber at sl4 per for rough
aud $40 for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
fsIs Is1 sm 'A''' STAR PLANNING Mis- New Basin.
| THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AND ARE CON
Gladly 3S Ss 0oS'
100000 assorted Dressed Flooring ana Ceiling Lumber
faetR Rnup Yell
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80 sSN 81 sSSSSSs $SB SSShhAFs' SAEzH s'osfszss sAak
sss as. ss9 ssn % Is one sasE sDeq r Il s
ssss teaches s1 sans as P NJ and
years age free between I've and sweve s years Of
SEASON TIdkETs may bs Obtained at the office Of the
whoes halves in packages Of reduced price
Goared persons are not permitted ride in The trains without
the stations and from which they may As the pass will
direction only those making trip both ways will have be
FREIGHT TR AIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
sne n stations S A. M Tuesday 5
on '"fsE on san
to receive and deliver freight but any other days
No freight will beresevsd at the New Orleans depot
t. S. WILLIAMS, sup't TRANSFORMATION.
ing with the passenger trains sST
f5: a yzsr rzgr e6HEE MEW yo INLAND TSI.aNEd,
ss2 ~ ~ Galveston aud fndianola
sussd Rates for esht and
eA''Ds Lea IEaNs AND oPELousAs RAILROAD, Wv
e s Rsqs
then built for this route and constructed
to avoid the and delays heretofore arising from
issys orsTr The rs5
MORNING at 10 O'Clock commencing Sunday the 10th Of
May, 1851
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison, on
THURSDAYS. .4
fs sszP5 sn5 ON r
THU RSDAYS.
Freight will daily Sundays excepted the Com
pany Lndng in New Orleans the foot OF ST. Louis street.
and will be through of destination without
charge of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
Freight received before o'clock Saturdays and wednes
days, will go by the steamers Sunday and Thursday
For freight passage apply the office Of the Company,
Che only office of the lii New 0rleans of St. Peter
and Lvee opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
OF the be and state e-roOmS secured.
A. B. SEGER Vice President
myl1 If N. o.. 0pelousas and G. w. Railroad Co.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave SATURDAY: the 20.h inst at o'clock p NJ
man. % Hsx s Msdls MeSDS GSAtHM0 Haao1b aICk sSd si
intermediate landlngs-1n connection with the
Illinois Central Railroad for all the Eastern Western ces
The light draught swift running elegant passenger
packet steamer st. Nicholas, H. Cable, master will
jel5+ 44.l, u. j. j.. CHILDS.
nstict attention paid all way plantation business
and freghs taken for Memphis Napoleon the Bends
rketr rates
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Leaves every THU RsDAY, at 5o'clock r. NJ.
r. REGULAR THURSDAY. U. .
l@sHM[mHIa - Mail Packet steamer r. w. McKae, J.
tss&A NJ White master will leave for Carolina Land
ing, Ashton, Pilcbers Point skipwiths Ian ding Lake
Grand Cult Rodney Nachez For, Adams. RedE Land
and Donaldsonville carrying the U s. Mail For freight
having accommodations apply board
to
GEO. D. HITE / CO., 6 Front street.
D~ The r. w McRAE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through bills adig for IT. with the privilege of reshppng
steamer U. S. Aid. jel7
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STEAMER RoHERr ]. WARD,
n1S. , UNIFIED STATES TRl- nsS,
etAslLE Is WEEKLY N ALL LIME lsAslEsaSs

60 Z WEi%KHa iistiktT;i 4 LINE -
On TUESDAY, atloN THgRsbAY, Jon sATTEDAT,m at
5P.M at5P. NJ 5P. NJ
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent u
States mail packet U. s mail packetjSt mail packet
II. w. Powell, II. w. McSael Il. w. Adams,
Cant Cant j. Nj. White, Dick Nasi
Donaldunvile will for Don place of steamer
Paauemne, Baton Jacksonville, Plaque Naceez, will leave
Rouge Hudson mine Ronge for Donaldsonvile,
Bayou Sara, RealPor Hudson, Bayou aQneInne, Baton
River I,anlirg Sara Red River Rouge, Port Hud.
Adams, Nachez Landing, Fort Ad son Bayou Sara Red
Waterproof Rodney ANS Nachez Wa River Landing Fort
Joseph, Grand terproof Rodney Adams Naehez,Wa-
Gulf Warrenton andlS JOSEPH Grand erproo Rodney ST.
VcksburE yliulf Warrenron Joseph, Grand Gulf,
TUESDAY, ut r vicksburg Alli Warrenton and yieks
NJ. ikels Bend md LAX burg every SATUR-
Providence, Stac DAY. at NJ
Island Reach and
syfrSS e, E ! rHHvRsDAS' Il
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days without fail At the honr appointed All
attended to- Freight taken for Yagce consigned to W. NJ
SHAW the of the boats at Vcksburg who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge
These boats will not be responsible for letter Oh package
containing money jewey other valmbe unless regular
bills of ang taken specifying the Contents and vane and
the freight paid any vuabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage amply on board or % 10
Union Row, So Carondele st.
nsO tt T. b. SMITH. No Tchonpou las st.
rINHOs. :. RIDGNvaY, DEALER IN WINES AND
LIQUORS Nos 6i TO and 66 New Leyee etreet lear di-
rod street, New Orleans. myl2 3m
MO MATTER WHETHER LIT BE CLEAR. CLOUDY
A FIRST RATE AMBRoTYHPh OR PHOTOGRAPH
will be guaranteed
THEO o e u. 8 CHL HERS
New Establishment No. 1874 CAMP STREET of irod
street myL2 sta
Rpp.rEIs, ~ hrkins cnoice Goshen, lanuins ship
wN SAMUEL WOLFF, % Camp
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W A N T E D.

SR WANTED TO CHARTER - AN AL
ship of from 500 to 651 tuns fer voyage Calcutta.
4ieGesA4Ez For pari rulars, apply to
myY j. II, ASHBRIDGE Il Co, l20 Common ST.
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WEIR MIssIssIPPI.

Legves every TUESDAY, at O'Clock, r. NJ. . s
~ REGULAR TUESDAY u. s. Nj.
l@4EAe13sa Packet steamer II: w. Powell, Jackson,
leave as above for vicksburg Wareston Grand Gr ST.;
Landing Bayou Port Hudson Rouge Plaqneine
Donadsonvle and all intermediate landings carrying the u S.
Nail For freight having accommoda
-'"' "'' GEO. D. HITE 4 CO., 6 Front street.
nThe r. W. Powell will take Yazoo freight sign
through bills Of ladng for with the privilege of rehppiug
the steamer u. s. Aid nt Xickshnrg. iel1
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY, Jnne 3d. at 5 P. NJ.
, r. FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
chitocbes Alexandria, Cotile, Gortons Landing
Barbin's Landing. Normans Landing and nil in
the light danght passenger packe. ontgom
cry, John c. Dowy, lin place Of steamer Kapides
will leave above For freight apply board
jel7 ~ GEO. d. HITE & CO., 6 Front street.
na- The Montgomery will freight Shreveport
reshipped al Alexandria
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.IIS 4; ~ e'IIEi< ~ ACkiAtsIE-NO. 35 FRONT
ID STREET, AND NO. 36 FULTON STREEF..-We would
rnspeciyey call esishment Nos 5 Front and
nj Fulton Streets prepared at all times to furnish
at he shortest notice. and liberal terms all Kinds oi
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
IStiS BLACKSMlTHING, ETC. Each member OF the hrm
irving his personal attention each department. We can oher
superior inducements parties dealing with u.s.
our facilities furnishing the following work are not sur
passed by any house in the South Or West ,,,,,,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
FiIfERERs, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS etc., etc.
Attached to establishment have general
aore where all articles REQUESTS for fLAN
TSTi0N AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PuMPs.-Worthington's Safety Steam Pump. 5 r & kases
Eire Pump Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
sTEAM G GAUGES-Schaier's Vacuum and Steam Gauge o
new rticIe showing highest which steam may have
heap carried during its Hearsons Water Gsuge.
TINW A RE.
Chsfng Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Menlds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Fureens;
Pyramids, and other Ware, OF all varieties. !,
ropeher with Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
ironing and Box Fancy Cabin and Parlor Stoves
aonle and Ca.non Stoves: Deck Stoves, etc Forges Fire
Rcket Wrenches; Whistles and Valves Pow
der Mapaznes Crate Ratchet Drills Hose Brass,
CYLINDER Bibb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps, ETC., OF all descriptions
f BREWSTER EACHARlE,
Nos IS Front and 36 Fulton streets.
Soe Agents for Schaters and Vacuum Gauges Hear
sn'a Water Gauge =. kase's Fire Pumps and g. W. GOT
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars suoly
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Leaves WEDNESDAY 9th instant, at 5 P. NJ.
d, r. FOR SHREVEPORT, ST. MAUI
ls444kt rice. Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
and Gorton's Landing, the new, elegant and
Denslow will positively leave for the above all intermediate
landings above For freight apply board
je2D T. B. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitouias street.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, the 24h inst. o'clock, P Nj.
. IT, FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
The new, magnificent light draft passenger pac-
TS@aa4Ezh ket steamer Sunbeam, A. d. Denslow.
will saye above positively for Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Grand Ecore Coe st. Maurice Canpte Alexandria,
Goton and all intermediate landings For freight
apply on beard, Or to
ie29 GEO. D. HlTE Il CO.. 6 Front street
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Leaves TUESDAY, the 22d inst at Pm.
-, ~ - FOR LOUISVILLE- CARRYING
the United States Cairo Mall, the fine, fs;, m y
Twichen, II. Worthington Smith, MASTER will as
above for Louisvle Evansville, Paduca Cairo Hickman
New Madrid Memphis, Helena Napoleon intermediate
landings For freight or pssssge apply on board to
plan Of her cabin be and
by applying to her agents. '
Will leave TUESDAY. June Both. at S Pm.
IT. FOR ST. LOUIS-THE LIGHT DRAFT
passenger packet steamer, Antelope, Captain
j. q. Beeer, will leave for the all in
teredate landings For freight
w. g. BETTERToN Il CO., Is Gravier street.
H plan Of the cabin be saterooms secured
by applying 70 the agents. je16
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6ER FOR BOSTON = REGULAR LINE The
MH4k Al fast sailing packet ship MeSunticoOk, Van
Dorian, muster, having most of Yer cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance OF freight passnge apply
to GEO. W. HYNS0S Il CO..
jeIa 50 Camn street.
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q +. HEKWIG,
e. No. Is New Leyee. New Orleans,
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES " DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATEn NEW JERSEY CIDER.
Dealer in Coffee, Corn Meal Hominy and Grts Coffee
parched for teamboRts and groceries. AZ tt
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SEF FOR NEW YORK THE FINE FAST
kS sailing packet bark Warwick, Hall. master, hay
of her engaged will have dispatch.
For balance of freight passage. apply 10 d. -
je2G GEO. W HYNsON & co 80 Campst.
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Bo R D E A UX,

E&R FOR BORDEAUx-THE AL BARK NJ.
MA&% VII MWilliams9n, q Beaston master, having all her
sage, having fine accommodations, apply board or
jell GEO. ". HYNSON & CT. 50 f'amn street.
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k&K FOR CADIZ-PAssAGE oNLY-THE very
R4&N fast sailing American ship Venice, Capt. Whitman
shavng all her cargo engaged going board, viii
have immediate dispatch For passage having superior
commodations apply to the captain board. or to
iel JONES' MACkTNDER Il co. 81 Gravier st.
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pppriGis ~ frkins cnoice Goshen, IaIluing ship
IL Union, foF Nby
p27 SAMUEL WOLFF, % Camp ST.
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~. Co., ,n.--, w I l. ID
Lees fA ssTTssA fH7sf ROUTE TO TEXAs-For III IEIA
Iniianoa.
Powder Horn )-Saving One Days Time well Re-
duced Rates for PASSAGE freight and insurance.
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MEMPHIS, June l9.-The Crescent City, Eclipse
and Belfast passed down, and the s. H. Tucker up,
to-day The river is stationary. 'FH
VIoKsBuRG, June 19.-The, Cora passed down at
10 o'clock, and the Lucy Robinson at II o'clock, this
morning. The Twichell passed at 6 o'clock this
evening. s .-.....s.-, ....,E A.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21
Finances.

The greatest subject of interest to
the country at present, as it has been for
weeks past, is tho condition OF monetary
affairs. It was hoped that the banks
generally would maintain their integrity
through the crisis But on Tuesday of
last week general "ruu" was com.
henced on all the banks of N. Y. city,
and kept up through the day, until it
was necessary to suspend specia payment
This was done by all the New York city
and Brooklyn banks on Wednesday, and
the example was Immediately followed
by Boston, and it is expectc d tho same
will be- the ca SO throughout the country
1t was of course an unpl asant alterna.
tive for the banks, and for many palpa.
BILE reasons to be deprecated. Under
the circumstances it was, however the
only possible course aud the one proba,
bly, demanded 10y, tho public good L.
is 'und ersteod, the Supreme Court of
New York will act .favorably to the
banks, to. the extent of their power: that
no-injunction will be served or receivers
appointed unless it shall appear that a
bank is insc lvent, or that it is necessary
to prevent fraud and injustice.
The movement seems already to have
allayed the panic ia some degree, and
it is expected that by increased discounts,
the merchants will be relieved and ge H.
eral confidence mcasurably restored Il
the productions of the interior now wait.
ing transportation, can be brought for.
ward before the close of navigation it
will dc much to relieve the present EN-
barrassment. The disastrous. effects of
the present commercial troubles are ap.
palling, and far beyond all example here
involving the whole country, and doubt
less Europe to some extent. 1t will Of
course largely interest the councils of
the National Legislature the coming
winter
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Legislature,

During the week a considerable mum.
Der of private bills and bills of local in.
terest were introduced and referred.
On Wednesday forenoon the Senate
came in and the following State Ofic ers
were elected
Benjamin W. Dean, of Grafton, Sec.
rotary of State.
[Benj, w Dean 1911, A. S. Little 80.
Scattering 81
Erastus 5. Camp, Sergeant at.Arms.
Erastus S. Camp 1888, w. N. Peck
20, Scattering s.
VIM. M. Pingrey, Porkinsville, Aud,
Of accounts.
[Wm. NJ. Pingrey ls6, Geo. M. Hall
&c, Scatt, p
- Harvey Webster, State Librarian.
Harvey Webster 1873, Levi F. Pierce
81, Scatt.
Hiram Harlow, Superintendent of
scbtetc Il /tSON.
Hiram Harlow 1911, Samuel r.
Stocker 90. ! ...-.
b. w Bartholomew of Washington,
e d, Mason Of Richmond, Barnabas
Dean of Weathersfold, Directors of
Tie State Prison. For First Director
9. W. Clark, of Chelsea, received "a
votes, aud Mr. Bartholomew III the
other Directors weEn elected viva voce I
Samuel W. Tbayer Jr,, of Burlingto n .
Commissioner Of tie Insane.
samuel W. Thayer Jr. ITS, Ii Baz.
ter 25.
A. b. Gardner of Bennington, Bank
Commissioner ELECTED vipa voce. !
George B. Kellogg, of BrattlebOro',
, Adj. and Inspector General
[Geo. B Kellogg III, Stephen Thorn.
as 2s
George F. Davis, of Cavendish, quar-
ter Master Gen.
AlOnzo G: Allen: of Granville, Judge
AdUOcate Gen.
In the House tho subject OF most in.
toresi was tho Report, by majority of
committee on roads D. w Stewart,
,chairman, in favor of Senate bill re.
pealing acts relating to railroad commits,
sisner, which was made the special order
for 2 ~ Wednesday afternoon,
The substance of this is: tho statute
at present provides for a Railroad Com.
missioner, at a salary of 1000, who's
duty it is to inspect and report upon the
condition and management Of the roads.
II is maintsined by those who sustain
the report, that this Office is sineeurs
and of no practical use needless and
unjust burden upon the corporations
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21

daughter Of the late Gen. Taliaferro 8 d
survives bim--ani all only daughter
shares her grief 10 this hour Of her be
ioavemont.
His remains were escorted to the grave
within tho cemetery of this city by the
Masonic fraternity, of which he was q
member-by the Blues military com.
pany to which he was attachcd-1nd BY
a large concourse Of citizens, who wished
to manifest their respect for his memory
He was inferred amidst the dying splOn-
doris of All uncloudod September evening
and as we withdrew from the grave the
sun was flingiDg bis departing glory over
the spot where our friend is laid down to
rest in his long sleep.
Farewell, gifted and generous mau-
farewell II. W. H.
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that no benefit has resulted, nor can re
suit from it.
On tho other hand it is maintainea
that 1t is as necessary as that of Bank
Comm ssioner, or any other similar Of.
flee: that the roads are Of vastly great.
er Interest to the people than banks ;
that it is in every respect proper and cs.
sential to tho public, if not to the roads,
that the State should have some special
supervision over them +: that if the Office
has been ineficiently executed, more
efficient officer should be appoint cd, and
ifJustico requires it, let the salary be
paid by the State.
On motion of Mr.. Piorpoint of Rut.
land, the bill was made the special order
for 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning next
The legislature adjourned from Friday
morning until Tuesday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21

ln Vermont one person to every ffty.
three is unable to read aud write
Traveller.
That is the Black Republican banner
State Post.
Upon the above the Boston Journal
remarks: Let us see how this COM
pares with the banner State of the sham
Democracy. 10 Indiana one in thirteen
OF the adult population cannot read or
write-a marked difference which we
commend to the notice If the Post.
Furthermore, of tho gao persons in
Vermont who are thus deficient 10 the
rudiments of Common School education
only GIG Or | 10 9, are natives-tbe re-.
mainder are foreigners. On the other
hand, of 72,7l0 who cannot read or
write in Indiana, 69,445 or mare than
seUen-eights are natives
1t is no reproach to a State that many
of her population cannot read aud write,
II 1t can be shown that she provides the
means Of education for all There il
not town in the State of Vermont
which is without its FREQ scho d. and il
certainly is not her fault that foreie uers
who have sought home within her lin
its are unsducated. In Indiana. on the
other hand, there arc whole counties
without school. Such is the case with
Clay, Howard, Randolph, and Switzer-
land counties. Stark county has only
one school. and othe; have but limited
number. Vermont with a population
of 255, DAG, ondows its schools with an
annual income of $3l4,I2O, equal to
sl;39 for every man, woman and child
Of her population. Indiana, 10 the 9th
or hand, with population of 9ss,4I6,
gives to her schools an annual income of
but 1877 1887, which is only 3s cents to
each individual of her population.
We advise the Post to DO more eau.
tious in provoking comparisons between
the Democratic and Republican States.
Show us the banner States, countie. or
towns Of the Democracy, and in nice
cases out Of ten, it can be demonstrated
that they are the strongholds of ignor
ance"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21
For the Register.

Mh EDtToR / have lately had the
pleasure of attending the third annual
Fair, of the Orwell Farmers Club.
Some of your readers who have been less
fortunate may DO pleased to read some
particulars of this really pleasant occa.
sion
On the green. in front of the churches,
were horses and CATTLE but as these will
probably. bo noticed !. elsewhere, we will
pass on to the Ladies Department.
Here were cropped together the useful
and ornamental 10 great profusion
There was needle-work displaying indus
try and skill, aud pictures of rare excel
lence adorned the walls. Every style
of art was here represented, and many
so truc to nature that the eye would
never grow weary of gazing upon tho
soft light and shadow resting on tho
canvas.--Wo were especially pleased
with the crayon pictures by Miss Julia
A. Barbour. They would have done
credit to an experienced artist. Nor
should the paintings of Miss Cornelia
Wilcox, DO overlooked, indeed the sty les
were so different and all so oxcellou,
that it would be difficult to decide which
should have tue preference. 1t is per-
haps needless to say we went away well
pleased and only hope when next the
people of Orwell have fair.
1--WE may be there to see"
n ii
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-Wo are indebted to Rev. Lyman
Mathews, of CorLwa for bottle of
Syrup made from tho Sugar cane. This
sample was decidedly pleasant, fully
equal, perhaps superior to any syrup
from tie South. We have also tried
sample of the same, of very superior
quality, made by lady in this village,
Mrs. d. Piper We think tie expert
mcnts Of Mr.. NJ. prove conclusivcly that
the cane may be successfully grown for
its syrup, when proper machinery and
power can be applied to express the
juice We see no reason why the people
Of Vermont may not at, least furnish
their own molasses.