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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30


Our Paris correspondent sends us the
following account OF the great entreuch
ed military camp which Louis Napoleon
is now forming at Chalons -
In my opinion. Louis Napoleon is now
engaged in building scheme by which
be hopes to secure Lis throne against
accidents, even eo great a casually as
his assassination. The plan he has
adopted, is, like every thi' he does.
marked oy great reach Of foresight and
good deal Of as uteuess dare say
you have seen by the papers, that
grent camp has been formed at Cbalons'
1t occupies space which covers about
80 600 acres There will be some sixty
Of one hundred thousand men Of the best
regiments in the army The camp will
be an entrenche" camp; that is, it will
De a fort, stronghold Of 30 900 acres
Marshal Canrohert, that devoted person.
al adbcrent of the Emperor. will com.
mahd it. The Project Of the depart
ment is to be a picked man, of approved
fidelity. The troops are TO be constant.
ly employed in Strengthening tho camp
and nll its approaches, so as TO render it
as far as possible, impregnable It is
well provided with water. Tho camp
kitchens cover nearly four miles in
length. The imperial quarters form
village alone, SO numerous are the kitch.
ems, stables, coach houses, and other off
ces. About eighty or hundred wag.
ons have been daily employed in carry
ing objects from the Gardet NJ eube de la
Conronne to furnish the Emperor, qpar.
ters "nover has Garde Meublc seen SO
many objects taken at any one time out
Of its stores" 1t appears to mo that
Louis Napole on designs this camp as n
place of safety for the Empress and I'M
perial Prince, if insurrectiou should oc.
cur which menaces to assume the form
of a revolution. 1t will serve either as
n military reserve with Which he may
deluge Paris with soldiers, or as q mill.
tary stronghold where he may wait until
he conquers an adverse tide of fortune
1t is Incredible what precautions are
taken against an insurrection. Only this
week the whole exterior Of the Hotel de
Vile has been tunnelled SO that now
horsemen mounted may pass under
ground from any part of the Hotel dc
Vile to the new barracks Napoleon.
The broad Boulevard leading from Vim
ceunes (Which is the great arsenaD to
the Hotel de Vile and the Tuileres, is
rapidly being completed. The army is
courted every way, and meritorious Off
GERS are soug ht out and well rewarded.
do not, however, believe that all these
resources and expedients, will be found
favail, if the only serious danger which
threatens the throne the death of Louis
Napoleon. should ensue then the i'm.
| perial fabric would fall as it rosc-in a
single night. What mighty destinies
hang upon the life of iris man
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Wonders of /" spirituaIism !"

The Spiritual Horbinger, a paper
printed in Rochester, N Y, and advo-
eating the spiritual mania, has the fol.
lowing - H. .a.. -1.-.i
In the twelfth hour the glory of God.
The life of God, the Lord in God, the
Holy Procedure, shall crown the Trib.
une Creator with the perfect disclosive
Illumination Then shall the creation
in etfulgence above the divine seraphimal
arise into the dome of the disclosure in
one comprehensive revolving galaxy of
supreme created Beatitudes.n rA' '-''
After copying the above paragraph,
tue Cayuga Chief published at Auburn,
n. Y. indnlges in the following equally Il
lucid and practical remarks = 4,
Then shall blockheads, in the Jack.
assical dome of disclosive procedure, ..
bove the alfred great ieatherfnngus Of
Peter Nip-ninnygo, the Gooseberry.
Grinder. rise into the dome Of the dis
closure, until co equal and co-extensivs
and conglomerated lumuxes, in one COM
prehensive nax, shall assimilate into
nothing and revolve like a bob.tsiled
pussy cat after the space where the tail
was Can the Har6inger understand
our spiritual manifestations y" -n1H
The Haybinser editor no doubt thinks
that the oorrustcatiug expansion Of the
sublunary habdab will suddenly collapse
as tie rays of the plenilunicular orb
falls On the quirligig; and as the sorap.'
tisimul bojo arises with tho assimilating
hobby horse. tho right.apgled triangle Of
the rappiDg fluid will hit the editor Of
the Chief bin in the eye for his impu-
oence j. +-i." ishh
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GEORGE NJ. BROWN,
TAII IOR

Informs his friends and customers, that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of R. L. Fnller.where he will attend
to all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANrED- good Journeyman.
Middlebury, Oct. 10. 1856. 2oitf
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--Lambert, the pedestrian, has &C.
complished the hard feat Of walking
1000 miles in tb usnnd consecutive
hours. H. walked the 1000th mile 10 25
minutes.
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Indignation and anguish, and all the
keener feelings which reverses and wrongs
awaken, enrich the mind turn il in upon
itself, and furnish the elements Of those
deeper and brighter thoughts which
spring up iu after time. a. II to sdorn
aud cheer the recollsctions they cannot
sffsee, - ~ ..t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30

Kendall. of the New Orleans Plea.
yunc, has such lot Of Chinese sugar
cane growing on his plantation in Texas
that it reminds him Of the fellow who
won the elephant in raffc. He says
Many of my friends in this section
are sanguiuo that this new grain or plant
will drive all others out of tho gronnd,
or that it will at least effect perfect
revolution in the way of farming in
Western Texas. They are saving the
seed to plant and for bread, they arc
making syrup and sugar Of the juice of
the stalk, they arc feeding it out as green
fodder, and saving it up for dry, No
part of it is wasted cattle, horses
sheep and hog eati clear, from the ground
upwards when the stalk is ripe and gain
strength and grow fat upon it. An im
mense quantity Of it will be planted
next Year,
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wcro to proceed to Texas, the latter was
nowhere to be found.
Here was indeed, dilemma not ox.
pcctcd. Al the hope that had been
built up, the visions of gold that had glis.
tened before them the castles that had
been erected, the vast estates that the
Reverend had fallen heir to, the many
iettrcbanges of hospitality, and other
"reminiscences and pleasing Election aris
ing tbcrefrom, faded away like a crimson
cloud in the sunset borne Railroad
trains we're sought, and lbe Reverend gen.
tleman succeeded in tracing her to car
on a western road, and attempted to seize
her aud pull her out the passengers in.
terposed, and finally be was thrust out Of
the car, end she went her way rejoicing.
Tue detectives we're brought into roqul
sltion, but they we're Of no use; the tele.
graph sent forth its messages, but all to
90 avail. The fpctg leaked out the con.
gregation got TO hear it the Veairy of
the Church examined irto the subject
the pastor of rector felt like the subscri.
ber' did whom he Unexpectedly met griz.
ely in Calitornia-'a certain goneucs5
about :he stomach ) and such constor.
nation, such q gossipipg as convu!sed up
pertendom. never took place before, and
perhaps never will again. Who the &c.
complishod French lady was, where she
come from,or whittier she has gone no one
knows. She fgurco in this city for sew.
eral months, and it was only few days
since that the facts leaked out The
minister who was so egregiously duped.
paid the several amounts for which he
had become security, AMI it is presumed
that he will agree that hO paid dearly for
his whistle" "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30

A DEAD NEGRO When the cholera
was al it's worst in lS49 in New Orleans
and weathered the yellow fever many
times, at length a negro got frightened
at the havoc which tho new disease
was making among all classes Hismaster
one night heard him praying to the 'angel
of de Lord by the light of the tallow
candle. Ito spare him dis time-to lef
him little longer and thon take him
to glory" But he concluded his prayer,
by protesting perfect submission to the
will Of, the angel Of the Lord, even if
he should be called to 20 Immediately
on bis long journey. Sambo's master
determined TO test the sincerity of this
last profession. He Knocked loud and
distinct, at his door, a...t
"Who's dar ?" says Sambo.
The angel Of tho Lord" was answer
ed.
What you want2"
"I'ge called for Sambo y The master
heard the candle suddenly extinguished
with a whoof and Sambo energetically
answered.
"He rot here I" dat uiggcr been dead
three weeks
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D r. J E N N | N G S

Would take this method to inform the public,
that he has concluded TO make this place his
idence, and would here express his gratitude to
his numerous patrons in this, as well as the sur
rounding towns and hopes he may still merit their
patronage.
Having left the Addison House and taken rooms
in the first dwelling house east of D. NJ. Slade e.
Co.'S store, is prepared to attend ull professional
calls.
NIiddlebury, Aug II, 1867. 1s;3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II. KIN G S L Z Y.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewster's Block, Main ST., one door
North of the Post Office.
All operations upon the Teeth will be pei form
ed in accordance with the latest improvement in
the Art and warranted. II.
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THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTIR
OFFICE lH co53's BLOCK, MAIN.5TREEr.
Q o b B q NJ L A d
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRifruRs.
JusTUs Corr, ........ ......... RUTUs MEAD

TER MS
rHs RhGIsTER will be sent one year, by
mail, OF delivered at the office, where ay.
ment is made strictly in 0draace, for. 81 80
Delivered by carrier, poii strictly in od-
rance. ce.................... 90
If not paid within six months, 30 cents ad-
ditional.
- Nopaper discontinued until arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the proprie-
tors.
- gAllcommnncation must be postpaid.
1V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done In modern stvlc and at short notice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05

APARCHdENT ON HUMAN SKIN.-The Courier des
Eats UHis says: In catalogue of remarkable OBJ
jects of art, relating to the antiquities of eastern
countries, rather singular article is found 1t is
manuscript in Hebrew, neatly written on parchment
made out Of human skin. The name of the poor
wretch from whose body this sheet is taken is not
given, but on the parchment can be deciphered the
names of the ten sons of Aman-sIl sacrificed after
the overthrow Of their father.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05

Fever and Ague.-Foremos among the various re-
medes for this disease stands Dr. Shaenbergers Antdote
few doses will any ordinary case, dose nvar
bly, stops the chs cosains nothing in the least drgee
huul n system under any e-emstaHee and pro-
duoes the unpleasant that attend the Quinns
and other agents general Il cnres every form of the
disease aud the original and only ARtdOe for aLaria
Ask DR.. Shalbergers Fever and que Antidote
be you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists every
where. Price s5G Sole Propnetors A sHALLEKBERGER
& Co. Rochester, Pa
Wholesale Agents,
EWING BROTHERS,
aug4-w3m Nashville Tenn
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WORD

F you wish to be HEALTHY and during the sam
Il mer, 90 al once and get some OF
M'Lean's Celebrated StrengtheningC Cordial AMI
Blood Purifier.
II Is the only remedy that viii remove all impurities from
the 1t being Tonic, IL viii as ihe sane tlm5
srRKNsTHEN and INvtGOR ATK The system
Thousand St Louis have used 10, and the universal
preston that it tails N cuTng complaint ars
ing from dsordered state Of the
ELS. A few doses will cure DIAsRHuEA or DNsESTERV.
Diureuc il will any disease 81 the KIDNEYS
blood, and remove all ELLOWNEsS, PIMPLES, OrsORE5
from the skin. 81. - =.
AGUE an6 FEVER, and CHOLERA. There = no mistak
about IT, We refer 70 hundreds Of STEAMBOAT MEN
and others, TO prove that iaet, = .
MeLBAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qure es6estest bring into notice, dose sufficient
70 the skepuc1i Of MS wonderful tnygorat-
ing effects. Call and Iy IL l. Is very p asant 10 Iase
with him. ItisaR indispensable remedy for every
family. J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of his Cordial
Also, McLsan's Voleaaic OIL Eminent.
Do Principal DepOrs on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, ST. Louis, No.
country.
TPWhy will you go IImping ON crutches-
saRer and palms, when BY lie Of few bottles
MeLEAE's CELEBRATED VOLCANIC OIL LISMENT,
you be permanently cured Thousands Of confirmed
cdpples have been ade 70 walk b. the use Of tbs laval
able nament. Many afflicted for twelve years
with TheU masm, have been enectuauy cured old run
ming resisted ali other treatment have been
healed BY the use OF two small bottles OF hcLhS Ch-
DRAFTED LININBNT.
Cancers Piles Paralysis or Palsy StiE Joints, Tumors
Swelling, Neuralgia, EaraChs, ToOth-ache, Cbblains.
Bruises spains burns sore-hrost JUS, Wounds, or any
local pains, difference how severe tney EI yield 10 he
- WOSDERFUL LINIMsST.
Then tribe no longer with those common ni ~
msdies-eal al and get sup ny Of MeLeans Volcanic
OIL Lininentl II safe and ceI ain cire, and the only
&c, on man OF beast For sae b. J. H. MCLEAN.
jalyi-d tnW-w 2-m-insd proprietor, 81 Louis, DO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05

A Defence OF ARMAGEDDoN: OR OUR GREAT
COUNTRY FoREToLD Holy SCRIPTURES" Ahand-
some volume of one hundred and odd pages, has
been laid upon our table by the author, Rev. F. E
Pitts. The best that we can say of this production
is that, it is limsy review of very silly book,
the paper and ink of which could have been
much more prOftably employed by the Tract So
ciety We shall endeayOr at some future time to
give il a more extended notice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Aug 3. Wheat active. Flour
So, 6OaS6, 20. Whiskey 25c. Bacon 1lal35c Mess
Pork and lard nominal. Money quiet. -
n Death of Senator Rusk.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 4.-Advices from Texas
state that Senator Rusk committed suicide at his
residence on the 10Th ut, by shooting himself
through the head with rife. No cause for the act
is assigned.
NEW YORK, August 4.-The steamer Roanoke
has arrived from AspenwaH with two hundredQOf
Walkers men.
Mrs Cunningham has been arrested on a charge
Of felony by producing a suggestions heir to the
Burdell estate.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, August 4-The Democrats
have 800 majority at the city election.
NORFOLK, August 4-Fhe sloop of war Ger
mantoWn sailed to-day for China.
CINCINNATI, August 4.-Dodworths distillery
has been destroyed by fire. Loss S12,0O0-unin-
sured s.s-
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BSg@It will be seen from a card in another column
that Col P. D. Franklin, whose house was recently
destroyed by fire, has again opened Hotel for the
accommodation of the public in Columbia, Tenn.
more attentive, agreeable and obgnglandlOrd can
not be found in this or any other State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05
X, &G. A. WRIGHT,S ORTGINAS FRAN
GIPANNl,
OR EVERLA STIN PERFUME

FRANGIPANNI EXRRACTs FRASGlPANNI PoNADR,
HAIR OIL, Soar,
TOOTB POWDER SACHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche pefumeTes from
the labortory Of Mess-s r. & G. A. Wright, SOLE OH.
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume Frangpanni is oriental production brought
its original into this country and prepared various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles, is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety OF limitations
sprngng up but these whether OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OR SOLD AS ''IMPORTATIONS have only an evancsceut
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Frs For sale by all the Druggists in the United
Canada and South America.
R. C. A. WRIGHT, Sole ohginstors and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
july Tim
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
RAREATN.

AM Offering great sacrifice, that valuable prop
I erty, on College Hill, Immediately opposite the Unit
verst long occupied by the late DR.. TroOst. The Lot
fronts 60 feet Market street, with the front Col
eze. large and cOmmodous, and the whole
al the price offer it is great bargain. -
Claibornes's Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right Public Square and any wanting residence
convenient business would do well to look 81 this prop
ertV, Call on Ia - A. VS.. LiNDSLEY.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

DY virrue OF deed executed to the Nashville Suelng
d Assoea ton by J. H. l. Weaver, which Is o. record n
tbe Regsers OF Of Davidson county book No. 90 page
&c the said Nashville Building aIOn BY its treasurer
ya3 0ate in Vile sell al auctoa the highest bidder
for cash the properly therein described being Lot in south
Nasye fronting forty Market street and running
bac I3I on which stusted comfortable family resi-
dence me equity redemption Is waived In said deed
JSiT I'D. CHAs. A. FULLER, Treasurer.
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Great EXcitement.

TUST RECEIVED at No 9s Cedar street, over ten thou
SAND vols. Books 5000 Novels, 1000 Reams Note, Cap
Bill and Letter paper, 5000 Enveiops.
Among the collection will be found Mrs. Caroline Lee
Henzs Works. Mrs SOuthWorth Emerson Benefits, Chas
Dics Levers Works. Wavery Novels all the Poets;
Fine Family BIbles.-A Gin accompanying each book.
Among the gifts be given Gold aud Silver Watches
Jewelfy Fancy Goods The Ladies invited call
n b. auction sale every evening. tjue3Oi G. FOX.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05

MEN STRAW CUTTER Owing to the multiplicity
of new patents and improvements" of machines
fthis description Of which possess advantages
and all of them their imperfections, seldom call
attention to articles of this sort But there now
on exhibition in this city machine which seems to
US to be the desideratum long sought for by the
farming community, combining power and simplicity
in an eminent degree. 1t is impossible for US to
convey description of it which would do justice to
its merits 1t is known Shelton NJ Thompsons
Patent and can be seen for a few days at H. H. Han
mer's Livery Stable on Front street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING :::: AUG. 5, 1857.

BANK OF THE UNION.-The July statement of this
Bank will be found in tO-day's paper twas sent
to the ComptrOler's Office at the proper time, but
accidently mislaid We make this statement in JUS
tiee to the Bank
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The Most EfIicacious.
Cob T2E1

The Most EfIicacious,
QUEsEc, Feb nh, 1883.
had the pleasure OF receiving this mr. RING the
within certificate Of your Vermuge, which viii be very
gratifying TO yod, as twas sent voluntarily.
We are, gen lemen, yours very truly, J. MUSSoN co.
GENTLEMEN: My little dsughter old, and my
son, odeT' were Tor considerable time suffering from
which gave them three doses according directions, and
70 say IN less than three hours they passed no less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some Of the extraordinary
length Of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects OF your perm
'uge eel 1t my duty to recommend TO the pubic as one
Of the most ecaous edies against worms ever yet Of
Gentlemen believe me TO be your much obliged and ~
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants the United States
HOIIOway's PilIs.-Dyspepsia, the national COM
plant of this county, vanshes before searchDg purify
ing and tonic Influence of this irr sistibe medicine The
pills act simultaneously upon the stomach the liver and
bowels. Sold at the manufactures No. 50 MaidenLane,
New York. and No 24 Strand Londoz Engand by all
druggists at 25 cents 62 cents, and Is per box. sug2Iw
Appetite and strength Restored. William
Young, OF South Pitsburg says after having suffered Sc
verey for several days with distressing attack Of D
arrhea, purchased bottle of oERH HOLLAND BIT
gradually checked disease, and restored my
bowels fleet order. Before had finished the bottle
found my appetite and strength returning believe it wor-
Thy of the character you give it, and shall recommend
such' aug Nv ~
II We were accosted day or two since by familiar
voice, and gentleman did remember have seen
before, stood in presence. A comic smile played
around his mouth, eyes told of mischief and not
until explanation did discover old acquaintance
Who the las time him was as grayas rat; but
now, by the magic power of Prof Woods lair Restorative,
his hair is black coal and soft sk.-LouriHe
Tunes. July a6-lm
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Farm for Sale

" sell the plantation on which now live, lying on
j CARERS creez, ten miles north OF Columbia aud five
miles of spring Hill, containing Five Hundred and
Thirty Five 535 Acres; three hundred and sevenhve Of
which is in good state ofcultivation.
Persons wishngto purchase Hould do well 70 call and
examine the property before buying, Y. S. PlCKARD.
dec. 25-dtW aW-u
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DIR. a. G. GOOGllet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Vegetable Panacea

GOODLET'S LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which afcts so many persons, sooner relieved and
more eectuay cured by the proper Vegetable
Panacea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases,-lhe Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIeI's Vegetable Liniment, GoOdIeI,s
UnrivaIed Ointment, and GOOdIeI,S Eye
SRIVe, superior remedies. All persons whe have
made trial of them speak OF them in the highest
FAMILIES who have adopted the the above reme-
dies prepared by DR.. Goodle, much pleased with
and generally give them the enthusiastic praise
may29-tE .-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05

LIQOURS
SO0 BBLS Rectesd Whisky;
DOO 50 " Old Bourbon do:
so Monongahela do;
SO kye dc,
100 I" American Brandy;
so Gin;
100 g Walkers Xxx Ale;
25 " n. E. Kun;
Alsoa large stock Of fine Brandies Wines &C. In store
and for sale by
july IL Jo EDWARDS.
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A NEAT REsIDENCE IN FDGEFIELD,
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
I. AT LOW EIGuRES. -.--------

AN now Offering sale desirable Residence on
Summer street. 7lh Ward The Lot fronts IS feet
by 40. and neat coltans5 Rooms, Kch
en- Servants ROcm Smoke f3ouse, Dairy aud Stables. The
gas has lust been carried this Lst know
be sargIn "A pply To 4. V. 5. LiNDSLsK,
ibN 3Co lege street