The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-02

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last week. Gov. Hall presiding
An address was delivered by Hon.
George F olson of n. Y. City.
Says the Watchman
The address was replete with facts of
and was marked throughout by
clearness and distincness and will serve
good purpose in fixing in the minds of all
who heard it the memory of one Of the
most heroic and unselfsh of the advocates
Of liberty.
When Mr.. Folsom concluded his address
the President introduced HENRY CLARK,
Esq, Of Poultney, who delivered a mem.
Or Of Rollin G. Mallory.
The Memoir was neat and deserved
tribute to one of Vermont's distinguished
sons
Many suffer rather than take nause-
Gus medicines All such who suffer from
coughs. and colds, irritation of the bron.
chial tube. and tendency to consumption,
have in DR. Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry, remedy as agreeable to the pal
ate as chcctual in removing disease.
CHINA AS A CoTTON GROWING COUNTRY.
Sir John Bowring expresses the opinion
that China is able to solve the great cot.
ton problem which now disturbs the manu-
iacturers of Great Britain. He looksw with
doubt upon the probability of getting a
large supply from Africa as he conceives
that the blacks are not sufficiently indus
trious to produce largely. The fact that
very large proportion Of the Chinese are
clad with garments made Of cotton produ.
ced in China, is one to which he attaches
much significance, as bearing upon the
matter. few years ago, the silk har-
vest wns il peril, and enc Of the most i'm
portant Of British manufactures was be-
lieycd 10 be IN u state OF danger; but in
two years China was enabled to send ten
millions sterling OF silk, fitted and prepar.
ed for the English market The Chinese
are very sagacions, and when taught to
SOW better seed and the arts of cleaning
and preparing for MARKET, China will lie
en,ited'to be reckoned, more than she has
been reokoned hitherto, as an important
source of cotton supply.
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Fok NOVEL;
BRR.--This excellent monthly ispromtly
before US and is a number fully sustaining
its high character 1t opens with an Ar.
ticle on " Daily Beauty" which must be
of considerable interest to ladies'. as it re-
lates to the art of dress The lively
" Trip to Cuba" and the Ministers
Wooing are continued. There is IA good
article on Rifed Guns" The Won.
dersmith" is in the characteristic style or
| Fitz James OBrien. The perennial
" Professor" is even better than usual !;
he has opened that long-desired volume of
Iris, aud luxuriates in his most attractive
style. There are two or three gems of
poetry including one of Whitters. 4
brief but excellent obituary notice Of the
late Mr.. Phillips the founder of the H.
laat,~ appropriately closes the number.
CARELESS SHOOTING. - 4 are informed
that hoy some IS years of age, in Graf
ton, a few day since. while shooting AT II
mark fired in direct range OF house
sondin. g, Aall throuoh = window from
whence it passed over Il bed, Just grazing
tho clothes and carving n,eces of them IN,
to the walls opnosiie. and on this bed WA,
wing woman and her infant child but A
| few DAYS old 4 narrow escape indeed
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