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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-22

STATE OF vERNoNT,( Be IL ron en-.
hODtstrict Of Addison, IS. bcreJ. THAT =, 3
Probate Court held at Middlebury within anG
foI said district, of Addison on the 18th
day of September, A. d. 1868.
An instrument purporting to be The last
vii amt testament Of
JOHN n. WEEKS,
late CT Salisbury in said District deceased,
is presented to this court for probate 1t IS
tbereupon ordered that said instrument be
consiuered by this court for probate at SEES
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in said Middlebury on Monday, the 4th day
Of Oc', next 1858. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, and that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested that they may appear
and mako their objUetions If any they may
have, 10 the probate and allowance Of said
Instrument, as the last will aud testament OF
'aid deceased, by publishing Acortificd copy
VI this ordei la the Middle bury Resister--a
newspaper printed at said Aiddlebury--
three weeks successfully previous to tho
time of said court
CALVIN q. TILpEK, Judge.
true copy of record.
22,3w Attest; j. W. STEWART, Register.
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STATE OF vERMONT,( Be II remcm
ODtstrietot Addisos,s SIS. bered that at .
Probate Court held at Middlebury ,lu aud for
the District of Addison, on the 18th day Of
September, A. d. 1858,
An instrument purpo,ting 10 be the last
will and testB ,nt of "a
FlDELIA BASS,
late of Middietury, in said Distinct deceased
being presented TO this count Tor Probate IL
is .herouIon ordered that said instrument
Dc considered By this court for pi obat and
allowance, at a session thereof to be held 1T
IL Probate Office in said Middlebury, on
Monday the 4th day of October next, A. b.
-. 8 ten o'clock. in the forenoon and that
notice the., OF be given to all persons inter
esiedi!.l they msy appear and make their
ob) oticus, il any they mny have, 10 the
probate and ALLOWANCE Of sAid iusiIupet as
The last Will aud Testament VI mid deoessd,
Oy publishing d oeitit". copy Of this oider
IN The Addletury IL. ister-s newspaper
printed At sail Middle bury three weeks
successfully prsviou' ~ tho time Of said
Court.
cALviNG. TiLLAa. Jsdse.
true cop Vt record.
2.:3w Attest j. W SrEwAkT H,sisie.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-, Two ssters, by Mrs. Southworth. Belle of
Washington Lectures by Lola Montez, Arts of
Beauty, by Lola SIontel, Story of the Telegraph.
a Woman's thoughts about Women, Life Of Lord
Timothy Dexter, Poor Fellow, Father Honson's
Story Steps toward, Heaven. by r. s. Arthur,
Magciau's Own nook, Hugh Miilet's Works Mos,
and large variety Of other popular works.
Mebster's DC tionares, Receipt Books, by various
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Atlantic Telegraph Charts,
r,r 'ais at CoPELAND'S.
ALNANACS FOR 1859.
RUBBER GOODS.

:. The Family Christian Almanac, and Mstho.
dist Alinanses, just received at COPELAND'S.
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I S II

81 FISH.
No. Mackerel, No. Salmon Trout.
No Samon, Codrssh, whitefsh and Shad.
h I ~ ~ = HA1LETrRG,
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S1OO REWARD!

Viii be paid on the conviction Of any respon-
sible party who shall infringe upon the following
Patents, and Trade Marks, by making or vend-
ing any article, not the genuine, as such, viz;
HAYES X CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniform standard Coal Oil in the market,
better and cheaper. Also,
JONES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP.
Every genuine Lamp Is stamped ." +. F. Jones,
Patent" The public are cautioned against buy
ing imitation Oils or Lamps, as they can have
the real at II less price, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Supply unlimited.
&. \. JONES * CO., Sole Agents,
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Eraal Nntilrs.


CrATE OF VERMONT Be ii reMtA.
~ district Of Addition, IS, bered, that ~ .
Probate Court held At Middlsbury IN AID
foE iho District Of ddison, on the 18th ds,
Of September A. D. 1858
Cslyln Hill administrator OF the sstato Of
EBEEEZER W. LYON.
late Of Aiddlebury In said district, deceased
makes application to this Court TO have the
time allowed him for the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased extended one year
from the expiration Of the time her etofors
limited by this court; II 10 thereupor, ~
dered that said application be considered By
this court at \ session tbc'y Of TO be held a.
the Probate oricc. IL ssid Middlebury, on
Monday, the llth dav OF Oct. NEXT 1855, at
10 O'CLOCK In the lorenzo, and that notice
thereof be aiyen 70 all r'sons interested,
tina, they may appear an mako their oi,jee-
tons, II any they may hse, TO nid time
being ex'ended,by publishing q certified copy
Of this order in the Nicdlebury Register
a newspaper printed nj said Middlebury--
three weeks succcss,v D, previous 10 the
time of said court.
c. q. TiLDss, judge.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-22

tier, Cap, Legal, sermon, i'll and Note Pa
pers, uiit and Plain edge, all styles. qualities,
o. lois and prizes, with Envei .opes to match, by
me ream, qnire or 1000. States, Pencils, Wafers,
Mucillage, llarrison's Columbian Inks ana Flu
ID, Arnold's Writing FLUID, Paper Folders Pencil
Shnipeners, Steel Pens by the gross, ,oxen or
single, Quilts, Sand, B,otting Paper, Tracing Pa
per- Impression Paper. Rubber Bands, hkstsnds
Glass. Rubber, Metallic and Wood Penhoders,
rropelling Pencils, Legal WATERS md Seals, Sc,
&c; ny stock Of Paper and Envelopes is large
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HARRISON'S

1000 lbs. Fresh Ground Zinc
DAiNI,-this day received At vALLETTP'S.
L August 81.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
BIBLES, Aymn and Prayer Books

Particular attention "a invi ed 20 iarae stock
Of Family, Pew, Fol, go nrd Tuck Bibe,, in
ear'sy o. styles size., ard prices. to suit every.
body. Methodist Hymns Church salmist Church
Isalmodr, and Watts and Select Hymns, al
sizes. styles and prices. rnyor Books, In plain
and u'lt
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BLANK BOOKS.
STATIONERY

Ledgers, Day Books, Journa's, Cash Book.
keeords, Pass Books, Tuck Mems, Competition
and Writing Books.
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TEACHERS.

And Others wishing to make preaonts, will find
largo vnricty Of Books, Cards, &c., suitable for
Prizes and Gifts, among which am. the foIowine
views published by Wilson &; Sons, London,
Views OF the English Lakes, Pictures and Songs
Tor children, fictur,s and Songs for Home, Para
Die OF our Lord, Lake 'orse and Lake Cham
pam, English Poets, London and its Sights Ju-
yenie Picture Cards, Wonders Of Art. Environs
Of London. Overland Route 10 India and China,
Views of the Holy Land Pocket Cards and Books
published by the American ract Society. Re-
ward Cards Sc Nc ~
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Poetical Works in Blue &. Gold.
STANDARD WOnKS.

Halls History Of Eastern Vermont Spurseon's
sermons, Hotons New Grenada, Life OF DR..
Kane, Atlantic Monthly, (tound), Sparks WASH
ington and Franklin. Pearls OF Thought, Words
o. Jesus, Heavenly Jerusalem, Bayne's Christian
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CALVIN q. III Ian J sdse.
4 true cop Vt record.
2.2.3w Attest, J. W. STEWART. R,sisies.
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

Pocket hooks, Rubber Comb, Ivory Combs. Horn
Combs, Laiher brushes. Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Yankee Soap, Key X mes, Tobacco Box
es, Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Match Safes, Dolls
dressed, Rubber Rattle Boxes, Toy Paints, Their
Men, Dominoes, Writing Desks, Portfolio. Fancy
Boxes, and variety Of other articles too nu-
msrous to mention.
A. IL COPELAND
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

The results of the recent elections in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indana-to be followed up, No
doubt, BY similar results next month in other
Northern States-may be taken as conclusive proof
that the country is new about to enter on new
era.
From the commencement of the present century
down even to the present moment, the Free
Labor States have played an inferior, second
ary and large part of the time, very inconsders-
bic part Strange as it may seem, just in proper
ton as in population wealth, civilization and cul-
ture, in agriculture commerce, manufactures, let
ters science and art they have left the slavehodng
States further and further in the rear, TILL indeed,
they have almost fallen out Of sight-ust in the same
proportion have these great and growing communi-
ties fallen and more into political subsection
of the most humliatine character, till the admins
tration Of our national affairs may serve almost TO
remind one Of the condition of the fallen and pros
trate Roman Empire, Oyerrun and governed by
small hordes of conquering barbarians, who lorded
it with naughty pride over the wealth, the intell-
Sence. the civilization and the numbers of the
conquered Romans. There is this difference, how
ever. between the two cases, that the predom-
nance which the shareholders have obtained over
US. has been not so much by force as by stealth
aud by fraud. They have, in fact, realized, as
against the people of the North, that fable Of Esop
in which the wolves prevailed by fair words and
deceptive show of friendship upon the silly sheep
70 dismiss their trusty aud faithful shepherd dogs
~ in fact their enemies who only allowed them to
get fat for the prospect Of faterward deyourng hem
and 10 receive these said speaking wolves in the
capacity of guardians OF the fold. For large part
of the current century, the shareholders wheedled
the Northern people, or enough of them to accom-
plsh their purpose, keeping themselves at the head
Of affairs and Of subjecting the Administration of
the Federal Government TO their exclusive control
into the belief that they, the Shareholders
were the only true Democrats, thoroughly
irnbued with the Jefersonisn doctrine Of the
easlity of all men, and whom it was necessary for
tbe workingmen of the North to aid in keeping in
now.r IN order to save themselves from becoming
the slaves of Northern merchants, bankers, manu-.
fsc,urers and capitalists. This dodge has long
served the shareholders exceedingly we'll Pos
ses.inz BY law despotc power, practically
without any imits at all, over their own
households and their own plantations, the
shareholders figured away with great JUNCTION in
Congress as the advocates Of liberty and equality
dsciples who had studied democracy at the feet Of
Jefferson, and upon whom his cloak had fallen,
having undergone as it fell miraculous multpliea-
tion furnishing to each of our hundred or two
thousand of shareholders mantle quite broad
enough to conceal the oyerseer's whip which he
carried in his hand.
This answered well for more than one eatire
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
PERSONAL.

The Hon. julius Rockwell, Speaker of the Massa-
chusetts House last year, declines reelection to the
Legislature. says The Pat6eid Eagle, on account Of
business engagements. Mr.. Rockwell the Speaker
OF the House at the Last session.
The Rev. Mr.. Sawyer, whose death ct Bangor on
the ith inst at the age Of lO3 years and days we
announced last week probably the oldest clergy
in the United States. He was born in Hebron,
Conn., on the 9th of October l755. At the age Of p
be entered the army and present at the capture Of
Burgoyne. In 1885 he graduated st Dartmouth. Two
years aftewsrd he settled in Oxford, N H.. where he
remained until 1895. For the past half century, his
field of labor has been in Bangor and vicinity. He
was one Of the founden Of tue Bangor Theological
Seminary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

BUfFALO, Monday U0I 70 -
The coming fight between Heensu and AcmsseI
causes the greatest excitement among the isncy,
The city is probably fuller OF bruisers nov tasa s.s.
before and delegations continue TO arrive oy eso! &
train. Notorious sporting characters are hare nv.
Havana, ew.Oriesns, California, and al the ~
northern cities. Both Morrissey and Heensa y. =,
for the fray c.A.
The fight will take place near Long Pont, esls ~.
Heenan's seconds are Aaron Jones and JOHNNY -. -
key; and Morissey's, Dublin Tricks and Aa''''""
Kelly. The betting is even.
A fight came off to-day at Point Abno betssse y" a
lesser lights of the pugiiis.c fraternity-So1,o ,ory
Brooklyn and Barney Aaron. II resulted 10 ~,
to Scotty, Barney giving him foul boS' i~'
fought ten rounds in fifteen minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRApp
From Washington.

srrcisL DISPATCH TO TBr s,r.,p,..
Fro~ srec-ai C0v'rspords-,
WASHINGTON. Monday Oct. Il ,s,.
Attorney General Bsck hss given n a..
reversing the action of the Naval Board =.
still examining the eases Of of -ers ressr-ss :,
The President referred the case. Of ~
officers reduced or dismissed BY the Naval p.
and Courts Of Inquiry to Secretary Tome, :,
torney-Gencral Black, and Mr.. Hol, Comr:..' ., -
of Patents. Mr.. Holt has reported fsyor,h,
the fifteen cases referred 10 him. No repc-,, :. ~
Messrs. TOucey and Black have a, -, ~
received, but It is believed TIA, all tbs .x
dropped or reduced viii be restored 70 ,bs ..s'
lat.
Jeres has not been positively di,mi,.,d :.
stated. Gen. Csss's last dispatch argue. the 49,
severely with him.
The Hon. Owen Jones is here, and ny, h
beaten by the Scotch pipes-fairly scoteb.. :
Lecompton. He may be compensated b, -, -
contract.
The news to the Mexican Legation ind;c,s., a.
omplete triumph Of the Jusrez faction. ,,s ).
restoration of relations with the United Shit,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

The serious turn which the serf question now
seems likely to take in Russia will be best under
stood from the extraordinary step the Car,
AlexanderII. has been driven to, of summonng TO
st. Petersburg sort OF general representation
of the mobiles TO discuss the abolition Of serfdom.
The labors of the Chief Peasant Question Com
mittee" have proved little better than abor
tive, and only led To fierce qusrrels among its
own members quarrels in which the Chairman of
that Committee the Grand Duke Constantine,
sided with the old Russian party against the Car.
The Proyincisl Committees Of mobiles in their turn,
SEEM for the greater part to have embraced the op.
por,unty afforded for the official discussion OF the
preparatory steps OF emancipation, with the single
view of battling the measure. An abOltionst
party certainly exists among the Russian mobiles,
but while il forms only numerical minority, 1t
is divided on the most important points. 10
declare against serytude but to allow emancipation
under such conditions only as would reduce It to
mere sham, appears the fashionable doctrine even
with the liberal Russian nobility. In fact this open
resistance to, or hkewsrm support Of, eman-
cpation appears natural enough on the part OF the
old .laveowners. Revenue falling of, diminution
in the value of their landed property, and serious
encroachment ou the political power they have
been wont to WELD, as 90 many minor autocrats re-
volving around the central sutocrat, such are the
immediate consequences they predict and which
they can hardly be expected to incur with eager
uess. 1t has become impossible even now, in some
provinces to raise loans on the security Of landed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
HERNIA CURED Ry MARsns RADICAL CURE

A FoRpsT ~ LsKE.-A correspondent of The
n. O. Delta, writing from Virginia speaks OF the
Great Salt Pond, White Sulphur Springs, as
follows:
at derives it's name from the fact that wears
ago the inhsbtants used to place salt in the valley
where the pond exists, to attract deer and cattle
There was a spring which roee IN this valley, ana
after flowing short distance above ground, de-
sceaded into mother earth. To this spring the ant
ms!s came to drirk; from their tramplng, or some
other cause, its passage into the carth was coSe1
The valley by degrees filed with water. WINCH beng
unable to escape on account OF the mountains, suo-
merged the forest II now covers space from 800 to
400 yards scross and reaches depth of ~ 10 w feet
This water is clear that you the submerged
forest. IL presents most singular appearance Upon
looking down, on still day. you might imagine You
saw city of dead giants before you fantastic are
the shapes assumed by the trees
A RtAARABlE IscIDEsr-REASos RrSroRTD.-
The Harona PreR-a notices a remarkable incident
as one Of the results of the shock from the recent
reason OF q lady of that city, who had entirely lost
heS mind DIX months ago from severe aud pro-
trscted spell of sickness. During the whole Of that
period she did not recognize any one not even her
psreots and other near relatives. When the explo-
siOa took place she instantly thrown into violent
paruxysIus which the family considered an indication
OF the speedy approach OF death. The pareAysms
gradually subsided aud al were rejolced To lind her
situation quite the reverse of what expected; her
reason WAS entirely restored This presents an
interesting question for our medical philosophers
MtTHoDIsTs MAY Buy AND SILL SLAvEs.-The
81. Louis Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Chu1ch South, the l2th inst. abolished, by large
majority the rule heretofore prohibiting the ministers
Of That church from buying aud selling slaves.
Cougr OF ArrraLs, Oct. lS lSIS-No. J6-Bsr
ks respondent ssi Cskins appellant argued T. Rexod
for .ppesrt; Goodwin, counsel for respondent
Me- s,-Bosd respondent sx The kewYork Cen, Railroad
Co; argued; Mr.. II. W. Rosers counsel for sPpt Nj
Ms<Aoas Epsoopa Church rssp B.rhsr and ohors sPpt
W. \. stanosd, counsel for sppt Mr Mott counsel for
rsspt No Cochrsn sppt sx Sherman and Others. resp,
M Bss er resPt; judsmrn, affirmed BY default N.. 81 IS
-RHservcd for Oct No 9e-Wnsht rcspt, sgt Baldwin
apVr; Mr.. L. Treman for sppt Nj. A. Perry for resPt
cxLgKpAa fox Oct ls.-Nos. 81 81 w. SO. S. 100 lOl 10,
fos. ioL
FoUrp DRowSKp.-The body of an unknown man
~ this orniaS found eostns 10 ,ae dock PICK No Nor'a
Nyw TIE Cospoef was asthsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Explosion and Loss Of Life.

OsWEGO, MOnuhy, Uct. 10 80,
The g-boa, J. II. Boore exploded her boiler ~
this morning outside Of the harbor scalding the e.
80 that he will not probably recover. and badIy s~
inp the captain and one or two deck hands. Tbs
gineer is missing The wreck has been tovea ~
port.
by Doolitte, Irwin Wright, Of this city, is suppoh
Of the eth. She left Cleveland for the WellAnd -.
on that day. and is ssd to have gone down on -
Penn. The vessel wss insured in the North Se''
Company of Oswego.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Loss Of the Brig C. N. Laverty:.

DDsIOS, AOnonyt Oes"~s ,:~hkeG0
The brig Beaver arrived at this port ~ 49, 80,
days from Turks Island bringing John Adsm ,.v q
the C. M. Lavertv, Of Rhode Island, wh'ee
wrecked on the Hawks Nest Reef Turks i'
Sept. y. c ooo h,.,s,. all, 81
had been in the Hawke Nest aachorsss M".n ~ =
au.ng sS sn sr. Us, Ill saved but the vessel viii
total e vreek. The Beaver spoke, Oct " 49,: -
r' for Rio T Jsneiro ali we'll Brig Abnsr T.y'os;, ID
lev. from TWk's Island, also arrived |" o'"S'
the Beaver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Injunction in the matter Of Ne
Ohio Life and Trust COmpauy.

CIhLINNAII, MONDAY, OCT. TO, Io's
In the United States Circuit Court, Judge AelSsa
presiding, application filed by Henry StsaseT
and n. c. McLsan. attorneys of Messrs Bell Gfsa
of London, and Thompson Nesmth for other credt
ors of the Ohio Life and Trust Company. reprssert
ing claims to the amountnof 900, 900, an injance's
has been granted against che assignees, resrrnss
them from disposng Of the property Of the CompsY
under their control. An application for the spPoE
ment of a receiver, before the Supreme Court ~
been granted aud the sheriff Of Hamilton County"
been appointed receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

We rejoice to state that the troubles in Kings
Couaty are over. The Republican Convention
Yesterday receded from the unwarranted position
which it had been impelled to assume, accepted
Internationally the basis Of union proposed by the
Conference Committee, presented G. W. THOMAS
for County Clerk in connection with JAMES HUM
PTREY for Congress, and accepted the American
nominees for the other county Offices. The Amer
can Conventions msjority of whose members
have acted justly and honorably throughout-re-
sponded in kindred spirit, and the whole contro-
yersy is now happily ended. Here is the ticket:
70, Con,ress-QId Dsrct)-JsnF. Hu asnsHY
For Rcgistr-HowARD c. CADY
70, Cierk-CHaRLEs w. THOMAS.
For Sw,ogot-CHaRLIs C. EAGA>.
For Syperintenden. Of the Poor-JoHS A. VAUDEVILLE.
ALFRED HoRTOS.
p" C"oh"@ IRA MuLsPAvsH.
For Js,fiee of Sessions-WILLias II. Hoyr.
There is the Peoples Union Ticket in oppos-
ton 20 both wings of the Lecompton Democracy
and it is good and strong one. Now all together
for fortpights hearty, cheerful, resoute work to
elect it
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
The Reported Battle with the Co
nnauCkleS.

MyNPHis, Tenn. Monday Oct. IL, 1913.
The Overland Mail has arrived, bu, its news hs
been anticipated by the California steamer at Nss-
York.
Fort Smith adyces Of the 9th confirm the reported
battle between the L. 5. troops aud Comanche'.