The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-01

party. c1ll - ro'o f- q" prevent tn dec
ton OF either Douglas or Lincoln. and
leave the matter oprn tiil 1850, vh,u 'rc
State will he better, able io settle tbc GONE
trovcrsy cous -tanty wi:h tar vciaIr oi
the democratic party.
1--WE congratulate the ~|,uItdu baud IT
national democrats I'd Illinois, aul lhe @e-
mocrscy OF the country generally, upon
this intelligence. and as,urc them they may
rely upon its truthiuIncss. Douglas is de-
featcd, and the democratic party will be
safe from his disorgauizing efforts after
the next session of Congress, which will
finally close his senatorial career"
"A British officer writing from Teh-
eran, Persia, TO the London Times, re-
marks:-"A Cathartic Pill manufactured
by IAN American Chemist DIR. j. G.
AVER, Of Lowell, Mass )has cured the
Shah ola Liver Complaint that threatened
his life. This simple fact as might be
expected, renders the Americans immensely
popular here, while we English are over
looked-Doubtless onr own scholars made
the discoveries which he.,employs. andtb us
tits in everything; we do the labor. then
the housing Americans but their mark On
1t and take the reward. Doct, AVER is
idolized by the court and its retainers here.
which will doubtless he reflected to him ON
a gold snuff box, or diamond hilted sword.
while not the name even of Davy, Chris.
toson or Brodie-the great lights by which
he shines, is known ,"-Ncw York Sum
day Paper.
The KANSAS GOLD MINES BEGINNING
TO YIELD Rich RErURNs.-The Kansas
City .JonrnW Of C0mmcrce, Nov. 1G.
reports the return Of successful gold hunt.
ers from the Pixies Pei ,...r I.
miners all agreed .ha .ium :. t, sea
per day could be easily .,,I. on am, If
the streams of that section Of thc country
with the proper mining apparatus. As
yet, but very little prospecting has becn
done, and that little very poorly. Club
Creek, Medicine Bow Fork, Cherry Greek
and "A few other streams, comprise the
whole prospecting circuit of the miners
now there. All the miners agreed in their
expression Of opinion to Mr.. Smith. that
far richer deposits would be found in the
coming spring, than any yet discovered.
None Of the miners were prepared for
prospecting, or for extensive mining. They
were, however, tolerably well supplied
with provisions, large numbers of Mexicans
being engaged in sending -four and beans
to the mines on pack mules. All through
New Mexico, preparations were being
made to take large quantities of provis-
ions in the spring-also very many Mex
leans were preparing for INTERPRETATIONS.
All the miners were in good spirits. and
intend to remain in the mines. the Indians
prophesying a mild winter.
The Rouse's Point AGac. tlscy has
been discontinued, and the materials Of
the office are removed to E~lizabethtown.
Essex Co., where Mr.. Turner, its editor,
proposes to start "a paper to be called the
Elizabethtown Post.
Hon. Charles Summer feels sufficient.
ly restored to resume his Senatorial seat at
the opening of the coming session, and has
engaged rooms in Washington at the quar-
tiers occupied by him at the time OF the
Brooks assault. He will be welcomed ip
Washington.
FILIAL REVERENCE IN FRANKLIN Couy.
TY.-A few days ago an elderly man. ina
town not a thousand miles north Of Bur.
lington, got into an alteration with his
wife, when his Oldest son interf7red. rath-
er roughly, to put a stop to his fathers
abuse. The old gentleman, very soon af.
ter, took a rope and proceeded towards
the barn. He was observed by o n
SON, who followed him, saw him fasten the
rope about his neck and over a beam, and
swing off. The boy at once cut the rope,
releasing his father. The elder son learn.
ing the circumstance, forthwith gave his
young brother a sound ~fogging. On be.
ing demonstrated with. for whipping his
brother for saving his fathers life, he re-
piled 81 wanted him to know that it
was his business 10 let fa'ho' horc has
10 acoy
The foregoing is entirely authentic
Burlington Times.
-Ex-Gov, Sam Medary, of Ohio, has
been offered and accepted the appointment
of Governor of Kansas, in place of Gov.
Denver who has resigned that post, and
assumed his old place of Commissioner of
Indian affairs.
AN amusing but painful incident re-
Gently took place in Cincinnati. Two
gentleman afflicted with St. Vitus dance
met and each supposing the other to be
hooking him, a fight ensued of the most
desperate character. Finally a mutual
acquaintance found them struggling IN the
gutter, and succeeded in separating them
and making known their mutual mistake,
they shook hands.
The Shareholders of Eastern Mary
land, met in convention a few DAYS since,
and adopted resolutions that f~ree.necroism
and slavery are Incompatible with each
other, and should not be permitted longer
to exist in their present relations. A
committee was appointed to draueht an
address to the people setting forth the
grievances of the shareholders.
The Pacific RAILRoAD.-The cores
pendent Of the Tri6une telegraphs that
early in the session IL Pacific Railroad bill
Mill ba iotro1uoa1 n..-