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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06
THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER
OFFICE IN coeB's BLOCK, MAlN-sTRssT.
NJ E A D & f u L L F. r,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
RurUs MEAD, WIN. j. FULLER.


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or delivered at the Office, where payment is
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If not paid within six months, go cents ad-
ditional.
ENo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid, unless at the option Of the proprietors
s. N PETTENoIIL & Co., Advertising Agents
1l9 Nassau St., N. Y, and 10 State st., Boston,
are authorized to receive advertisements for
this paper at the same rates as required by u.s.
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Newspaper Advertising Agent, No l Scolay's
Building, Court street, Boston, is authorized to
receive advertisements for this paper at our
lowest rates.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Of every description done in modern style
and at short notice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06

J. G. O. REDINGTON,
MIDDLEBuRY, VERMONT.
of the Firm OF
CLEMONS g. REDINGTON,
Ogdensburgh, N. Y,
Wholesale and retail dealers in PIANO FoRTEs,
MELopEoss, SHLET Music, Music BOOKS, and
all kinds of musical merchandise. Teachers,
Seminar!es and the Trade supplied at the usual
discounts. Retail prices the same as in Boston
or New York.
Business promptly attended to, and satisfac-
ton warranted.
Middlebury April 20, 1869.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A. A. FORBES,
scher of Vocal M u 8 ,
Agent for
ESTEY & GREEN'S MELODEONS,
MIDDLEBURY, VI. 81;
A. W. PO w E R S ,

n W. y W II lt y
BURLINGTON, W.,
AGENT for BoARDMAN, GRAY & Co.'S cele-
brated Dolce Campana attachment and corfu.
gated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness of tone. durability and ele-
gance of style and finish challenges competition.
Mr.. Powers continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
several years successful experience is confident
Of his ability to give satisfactionin every respect
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. rs
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-Ep1r. !. cHarsrcEE: As III. time fixed

EDIT, CHR NIcLE: As the time fixed
for holdng ,he county Fair is close at hand
wish 20 make few suggestions TO my
fellow craftsmen. In the first place, d.
honestly believe that our trade has been
greatly benefited by the Fairs of this co.
the new styles of saddles, for instance. is
msterially in our favor, as they are small
requiring less stock, less labor, and, at :he
same time, will give living profit, if living
prices are maintuined, which in all cases
should be done, and can oe dune with hon.
orable competition. No manner OF which
I can conceive of is better calculated to
bring about honorable competition than for
the sadders of this county TO organize for,l-
with, by general call of all in the county,
to meet at some convenient point, which
can be named by some one. | could dwell
upon this with considerable length. show
ing the advantages already derived. and
which will continue if we do our part.
lock upon the premiums RS no Importance
compared with the benefits arising from an
honora BILE exhibition of work at the county
fair. We all know that the mechBnic's hail
has not heen as fully represented as it sho'd
be, and go far as our craft is concerned, a
good display can be made. I shall now
close this communication, and patiently
wait for some one 10 respond.
~ A SADDLER OF BELMONT.
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GrOne of the places in England just
visited by the Hon. R. c. w inthrop was
the old Chapter-House of the Cheshire
Cathedral. which ia nnw the library nnf
here be saw two standards, somewhat tat
tered and torn, suspended over the doors
On inquiry, he was told that they were the
standards of the Cheshire Regiment, snt
that they were used in America, at a Ger.
ia in battle called Bunker Hill, where il was
said that on iy three o this regiment escaped
without injury Of some sort. The keeper
said i, was understood that the American
got oehild some sort OF fence or hedg ge
where they could shoot others without be-
ing hit themselves. 1aas sa1
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OJThe Elixir prepared by DR.. JAS
WILLIAMS, for the cure of DysPEPsY, and
nothing but fYsrEPsY, (as advertised in an
other column,) has. by its own merits, OBJ
tanned for itself so high reputation in
Philadelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with it's properties. are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, con
vinced, BY observation. of it's great efficacy
in restoring the disordered digestive organs
to healthy function. Numerous cases ol
Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated .narac'
ter, which were abandoned as incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty. have, by the
use OF this Elixir, been restored to perfect
health, as attested certificates testify.
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Nttp . a0otrtis(msn's.
STOVES & TINWARE
WHEELING FEN. SEMINARY.
FAIL StSSIDN

THIS INSTITUTION. under the superintead
i ence OF Mrs. 5. X. HANNA. has risen 10 be one
OF the foremost schools in the count'y. Il has
grown in intense use iuiness aud public favor
steadily until now, il is believed by It's hoard o
Trustees TINT il presents attractions to parents and
guardians abroad such as few schools amy where
in the West can claim; the academic regime adopt
ed and carried has been the result OF the care
fully marured plans OF corps OF efhcien! and ex'
periencnd teachers, and every department OF The
course has been thoroughly systemailzed that II
is believed to be exactly adapted TO every variety
ofcapaciry and every grade o. profession among
pupils The situation OF the school is beauiin nj and
inviting. combining as great number OF advan-
tages in point OF health scenery accessibility ino
general conven ence to boarders, as any school
known To its pssrd-. -.s-s--,a -.
The academic year is divided INTO two sessions
lff five months EACH The next session will com.
menc. on the first Wednesday OF September, and
will close OH the last Thursday OF January. For
terms, etc, or aDy oiier additional Information,
see Catalogues winch may he had at the Belmont
Chronicle Office, on application to any ol the
undersigned: s1l ti.=t
BOARD OF. TRUSTEES: Rev. E. T. Perkins. Rev X
D dge. Rev. J T.McLure. James X. Baker, s. on
A. P. Woods, w. J. Bates, NJ. D., Ii. X. List Q. ID.
hubbard ,-Wheelins, Va. juiy2ilm
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A Fearful Performance.

On Saturday aight, at a little after ii
subsequent TO the play, the curtains rose at
The Metropolitan, anG exhibited N Bondin
standing on the lower part of the rope which
ed from the back part oil he stage of the
Metropolitan up to she roof OF the theatre
in the third tier, at an angle of forty four
degrees, with Colonel Lum Smith sounqly
and firmly pearched upon his shoulders
N. Blondin had his heaviest ballsnce-pole
and commenced his perilous walk without the
slightest hesitation, treadiDg. firmly and
confidently on the rope, as though he had
no extra weight to bear.
He walked somewhat slower than bis
wont, but gained the third tier, amid the
cheers and huzzas,of the v hole audience
who were breathless from the time he
arted from the stage until he reached bis
dest ination. Arriving there with his bur.
den, he waited soout three minutes, and
then commenced his still more perilous re.
turn. This he accomplished without acci.
cen nj, though several times he pretended Ia
lose his footing. sending cold chills up and
down the bressts of every one present, and
We rpine. alarming Col. Lum Il little more
than standing in the middle Of fame and
holding the pipe Of an engine. We have
seen him scorching from head TO foot, wher
he had apparently more nerve than on this
occasion. ttf,L f-E-3 ~ ti..
The feat, wonderful as it was, was per.
feciIy performed, and i: is more extraordi-
nary from the fact that, while NJ. Blondin
weighs but $50 pounds, the weight of the
men carried was l65.
We think this is greater performance
than crossing the chasE Of Niagara.-Buf-
falo Republic.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ep,roR CHEosIcLf: Please announce the name
of JOHN EDWARDS, as a suitable candidatefor
the Office Of County Recorder, subject to decision
If the Sd Of September Convention. snd oblige
MANY VOTERS OF RlC9LAND IL.
Ep,ToR CHRoscrz: Please snnounce the name
of JOSEPH ASKEW, as q candidate for the office
OF County Treasurer subject the decision Of The
Sd OF September Convention, and oslige
Editor Chronicle. Please announce the name OF
HIRAM KINSEY asa candidate for the nomina-
tion of County Treasurer, subject TO the dec;soL
Of the Sd Of September Convention; and oblige
PEASE TOWNSHIP.
Epiroa CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
ofPEARSOE COLEMAN, as suitable eandi-
date for the Office OF County Recorder. subject to
she PeopeS Convention Of the Sd OF September
and obliee The whole Of MfAD TOWNSHIP
of ALONZO p MILLER, a. acardidate for the
nomination Of County Clerk. subject TO decision
Of the Opposi,ion Convention, to BE helc at Bel
mont on Sept. Sd, and obliee many voters ~
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
Of T. w. FAWCETT,. as candida e tor the NOM
instion Of representative, subject to decision OF the
Oppo.ition Convention. TO be held at Belmont: on
Sept. Sd, and obige many voters GOSHEN.
EDITOR CHRosIcIx: Please snpounce the name
of ALEXANDER HAMMOND, Of Pultney tp.,
as candidate for County Ire nsurer, subject; to
the decision Of The County Convention en- the "a oil
september. pd
EpiroR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
of SAMUEL F. DAVIS, OF Wayne township. as
a candidate tor the Office Of County Recorder, and
obige MANY VOTERS OF WAYNE
EDiroR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
of WILLIAM HOGUE. Of Morristowl, as can
didate Tor Clerk OF the Court, bject to decision
OF the Sd Of September Convention.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announces the name
of NOAH SCOTT, Of Pesse towHship,. rs a suit
dUi canddafe Tor the Office OF County Treasurere.
Subject 10 the decision OF the Sd OF Sept. Conyen.
tlon. PEASE TOWNSHIP.
FprToR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name of
AMOS GLOVER ef York township, a. candidate
for the ONCE Of County Treasurer subject TO the
decision of the Sd Of septe mber Convention.
YORK TOWNSHIP.
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or The Holly Springs Democrat thus de-

or The Holly Springs Democrat thus de-
lipers itself: =
.We are in, heart and hand, fr the re.
peal of the laws Of Congress interdicting
the trade, and we are not afraid to see the
question a,itated; but we are for the meas
ure, not as democrat, but as Southern
man; and hence ,0e should be opposed TO seeing
il made party test measure; nevertheless
if there be party in the South des;rous OF
striking its fortunes upon an active .oppos j.
stion to this measure, let that party nuke
the issue; and we are mistaken, If ten years
will not bury such party SO low that the
resurrection trump can never reach it -
Slave labor is needed TO develop the resour'
ces of the South; but il is go dear that the
poor can never hope to obtain it until there
is more abundan. supply of it IRON AT
rica, as soon as they see the subject in it'
true coIors. Lei the man lcho IS aspiring Il
future honors not place himself Tn opposition
10 this measure" as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

GTJoseph Flsnci. Oscar l., King oi
Sweden, died at Stockholm, July 8. He
was born July A, 1893. murried daughter
Of the Duke OF Leuchtenberg in 1895, and
sscended The throne in 1874. He was a
son of the famous Marshal Bernadotte. He
was prepossessing in personal appearance,
courteous and sffab.e. mingled freely with
the people. and. as well as his Queen. was
very popular. Education and internal i'm
provemepis have been made during his
reign, but religious intolerance still prevails
in Sweden. The Crown Prince, who will
now probably assume the. title Of Charles
XIV, was married in 1850, to. the Princess
Wilhemiga Frederick hlexandrina Anna
Lapisa, daughter of the royal house OF
Holland, and several children, grandchildren
of The late king. are the issue of this mar
riage. He is said to possess capacity, but
to have received good, though purely Swe-
dish, education. o.. .--.
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acrThe most terrible foe we hove to encounter
in this country is Consumption First n,aniiesting
itself in the form OF Sigh, cold, itgains strength
while its victim is unsuspicious OF danger, and
sooner later. in nine cases out oil 'en
fatally. Among the various remedies before the
public ior the cure of this terrible disease none
equal to iIoofraED's BA1sAMIc CORDIAL. Even thh'
NAV no, cure vou but. IL the disease is not too tni
advanced, you may confidently rely upon il. Try
repaired only by DR. c. NJ. Jackson, All. Arch
street. Philadelphia, and Tor sale by Druggists and
storekeepers generally throughout the United s
and Canadas. at IS cts. per bottle. Jun23lm
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MArHEMATrcAL IDEA OF HoFoR.--A
graduate Of a certain college gave another
the lie, and a challenge followed. The
mathematical tutor Of the college heard o.
the dispute. and sent for the youth. who tclt
him he mus, fight. "Why!" inquired 'h'
mathematician. HE gave me the lie. y
"Very well-let him prove il. 1fhe prove.
il, you did lie; and if he does not prove it
he lies Why should you shoot one another
Let him prove it.n PE
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BR1DGEPORT LOCALS.
]. BxrookroRr, July a6. 1859.

:. BRrosEPoRr. July 26. 1859.
JUSTICE OF THE PEAck.--An election fol
a Justiee of the Peace for Pease Township
was held on Saturday last, to fill the vacsncy
occasionee BY the expiration of the term 9
James Balm, Esq The scsndidates wert
Messrs. Balm and Wm. Wallace, both o.
MartinsyilIe. There were, we understand
s44 votes polled, of which the former gentle
man received 81. Mr.. Wallace. It wilt be
seen, is The Justice elect by handsome
msiority. The question of politics d'd moi
enter into the canvass. The choice turned
entirely upon the relative itness Of the can.
didates for the Office.
THErr.-Some villain, net having the
fear Of the law of the land before his eyes
one day last week, entered the dwelling Of
Mr.. Duke, in the absence Of both himself
and wife, broke open the drawers OF the
bureau and carried off two silver watches
and two dollars in money. The thie:. has
not yet been detected. .i'loi a7s'.
Boy HuRT.-To-dsy while the down train
was discharging its passengers at the sta.
tion here, boy belonging TO Wheeling
whose name we die not learn. went on board
and remained there until the train started
and bad got under full headway. when, moi
desiring to visit Bellaire, he jumped from
the hind car. The velocity Of the cal
carried his feet forward with such force al
10 cause him to perform a summeraet, ant
to str;ck the track with the back of hii
head which received an ugly cut. He vat
considerably hurt, and worse scared. We
hope boys will take warning and keep at a
SAFE distance from the cars. The iron hoi sc
is dangerous animal. and should in no
case be played with.
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nTFurm Lands for sale, 25 miles from Philade l.
phia. by Railroad, in the State OF New Jersey
Soil among the best tor Agricultural purposes, be.
ing good loa,n SOIL with clay bottom. The land
Is fafge rracL dIvIdeu Inlo smat farnls, and nun
dreds from ali parts OF the country now settling
and building. The crops produced are large and
md secure from frosts. Terms from Is to 20 dol
lars per acre. payable within four years by instal.
ments To visit the place. leave Vine st. Wharf
at Philadelphia at It A. NJ, by Raiirond for Ham
monitor, or address r. ]. Byrnes, by letter, Ham,
n1onion Post Office, Atlantic county, New Jersey
Se. full advertisement in another cnluinn. Gin :
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0eTThe Hon. John w. Nash, Judge oI
the Circuit Court Of the Petersburg (Va.)
District. died on Sunday. The deceased
was an eminent jurst, and frequently serv.
ed in Soth branches of the Virginia Legis.
lature.
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speeiiaI Naifss.
no -COysUMPT1YES.

,THE ADVERTISER having been restored to
i health in a lew weeks, by very simple rem
edy, afler having suffered several yesrs with a
sewers Lung AGectfon, and that dread disesse-
Consump,ion-is anxious TO make known 20 bis
fellow sufferers the means of cure To oil who de-
sire il lie viii send copy OF The prescription used
FREE OF CHARGE,
with directions for preparing and uoing the same
which they will find sure cure for CONsr ArTIos,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. SC. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending The prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy. rs it viii epsf them nothing, and may
prov, blessing Rarises Wishing the prescription
i REV. FkyARD A.. WILSON,
iuy272m Wflhamsbufgh, Long Island.
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CHICAGO, July IS. 1859

The Republican convention at Minnrsots
last week nominsted Alexander Ramsey fol
Covers or; Ignatius Donnely for Lieutenant
Governor; J. H Baker for Sec Of State;-
Charles Schiller for Treasurer of State;-
CYRUS Aldrich and William Windon candi.
dates for Congress.
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Thirty Years Experience
-: Has proved the value Of
DIR. a. q. TODD,S
ANTI.BIOUS OR LIVER PILLS,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGRS
= TION, .-ie
and other disea ses of the Liver Stomach. And Bow
els. 4F7
They are more popular to-day than ever before.
as is denionstra ted by the tesi;pony which we now
daily receive from tho who have used them.
which accompany these Pills. will be impressed
with the fact IN at they entirely different from
the eksdp pills with which the Country is flooded.
For int eresting particulars, letters. &C.. see cir
culars which, with the Pills. can be Obtained OF
I. II. PATTERSON and J.. w. COLLINS. Saint
CIairsviIIe, and from Dealers generally throughout
r. H. LOGAN & CO.. General Agents,
MOI ;. Wheeling. Va.
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House Breaking.

%Aveso seffhAf-sis :. - =
On last Saturday night che show.windows in
Mr. James w. Collins Drug Store. were broken
IN b. some one, who succeeded in throwing near
. peck Of stones through II WIS evident that who
eeef Did Il had only the deeire TO be revenRed.-
The citizens Of town have an idea OF tie. guilty
party. % yesterday an anonymous letter was di
rected 10 James w. Collins, pnrporting 10 reveal
The. gully parties. nnd charging it upon some hall
dozen young mep ot, toe town, s,atisg that II wns
die desien OF these parties 10 burn tie town iii:
balievsd thst tins letter wss written by the same
on rho committed the deed, and who experted
by this means to shield himself from suspicion
Vague talks OF Judge L. nch are afost.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

The steamship New York, from South.
ampton on the 18th inst, arrived here this
evening. Her advices have, e,been anticipa.
led oy the gteumcr North Briton.
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CanpR Meesinx.

There win be Camp Meeting on the ground OF
M Miller, one mile 6ou,lf East of Fairview, com
.zaensinG August teth. 1859; and to which minis
issers sud membeSs. nom the surrounding county
are cordially invited 70 attend. - t-Jl 4.
ihe friends vii find II to their interest to bring
their own provisjons as there viii be no boarding
tent on the ef6Iad howe ver Tor those who pre-
Il, provision will be made in town.
sf p. q. EDMONDS.
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.6rAfter the mos, diligent enquiry, we
lcsnpot iind cut yho. stanton is, where he
is, or what he is.--Spirt Of Democracy.
oh. JERE, but you are ignorant. Not to
kpow congressmani ir,m your own State
When Jackson quits being Prfsideat with
you. you will probsb .knos him better
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

A coanterfeiter named Detweiier,
Who gaze our officers the clip about one
yesr ago, was arrested yesterday in Bellsire
and now lies in our Jail.
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Foren,anss Trial

Is now in progress in Woodsieh. We
ha ye reporter there and viii give full
account of the trial next week.
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HTPersons wanting change Of climate for their
in another column en-
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sllvER en- BELMONT

4 NOUNFY PROVES TO BE something
~ else, but the goots just received by US are
genu ne and can b. soli low as al any other es-
tab Ii shment in Town. We have receiver fres sup
ply of DRUGS, HARDWARE, BOOKS AND STA
TIONERY, Hair, Tooth. Shoe, Scrnbhine, Horse;
Whitew ash, Paint and Dnstins BRUSHES, FINE
SOAPS hAIR OIL and PERFUMERY. In short,
every thing kept in an establishment ofthe kind
April 2lst. -ilf .t'% j: H. w EST q GU
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The statesman

Tha xtSses-. N =, .lssses - srsssl ~ .a-..
-af-sstt
= Seems afflicted with bad temper. The Zanes-
vile Courier is shsea,cncd the State Journal snar
cd st and ths Columbus Fact called dirty names.
Hold of frisnds iet the Editor get out Of ho
water, aud he vii then do BETTER He will moi then
devote more than six columns and one dozen lead
-su per week 70 The sbuse Of the Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

H1rShce business and Factories can 10 carrie
on prohyahly 8, Hummonton See advertisement
OF lIanimonton Lcnds Ga
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Willian Wallace, Esq.
waselecied in Pease Township. to the ofics
ofJustice cf the Peace. lie had i2l majority
PretfyweIi done. we say -,-s- -.
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GA treaty Of Peace has been entered
into between Austria and her enemies,
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Washipstcn fiarI,

washington Hail, 80. ii..a1
:. The well known old Hotel building, just below
the Ccart House, IN this place is nDw being torn
a down, under ledict from the Town Council
which declared il nuisance. II is the property
lof Thomas GeDi,,, ESQ ~ rsa - .si.--ir..i -.s