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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Revolution in Hayti.

Revolution in Hayti.
Soulouque has abdica,ed, and Geffrard
is President of Hayti. The Empire has
made way for the Republic. By spon.
tsneous consent all Hayti united and made
y hloodlerr revolution, II is said the re.
firing Emperor has made ample pecuniary
provisions for his support The pure
blsck man has yielded to ons Of mixed
blood. This event took place early in
January, 1859. The late Emperor is uow
OF Jsmeica.
FLIanT or SouLouour
By arrivals from Hsyti ou Saturday.
we learn Soulouquo had been defeated by
General Geffrard. who entered the capital
on the 18th ultimo, without resistance or
bloodshed. As soon HI be entered the
city was spontaneously illuminated and
he Was taken in triumph to the Exchange
House, where he barangued the people,
and day of general thanksgiving was
appointed, The next day General Gcff.
rard was solemnly proclaimed President
Of the Republic Of Hayti, and Gen. Soul.
ouque condemned. The greater part of
the country has quietly submitted to the
new President, wbils Souiouque. the late
Emperor, who sought protection on the
British steamer Melbourne, is now in that
vessel, at the port of Kingston, The pee.
pl. Of Hayti appear pleased with tho
change of Government
The New York Evening Post gives
the following interesting sketch Of Soul.
ouque -
Soulouque was the foreruhner mot the
model) Of Louis Napoleon in the imperial
experiment. He was chosen President
Of the Republic of Hayti in ls47. az Louis
Napoleon was chosen President of the
French Republic. in the year ls4s. In
the latter part of 1s49 be usurpsd the
imperial power. and declared himself En-.
peror, under the name Of Faustin l., az
Louis Napoleon usurped the imperial pow.
or in 1851, and declared himself the Em.
peror Napoleon III. He created court
Of dusky mobiles, to whom be gave high.
sounding titles and names and Louis Ma.
poleon created court Of generals and
marshsls, under various titles of nobility.
But the parallel stops therefor the
present, soulouque has fed, the Repub.
lie returns, and We await ths future.
Soulouque, who now seeks and finds
protection under British flag. was born
a slave and belonged to French planter
Joining the army at the time Of the negro
Instructions, near the end Of the last cen
tury, be gradually rose, until the tide o.
fortune made him President of Hayti, il
lS47, Two years presidency bad scarcely
expired, when by a coup de'etut that fore
shadowed, as We have said, the more im
portant one Of Louis Napoleon, he mad'
himself emperor. A man Of evident ener
gy and some ability, but without educs
ton or refinement, the moment he foun'
himself welding the supreme power b
commenced to ape the manners and Gus
toms of dynastic monarchies Of Europe
Verbose and magniloquept proclamation
we're issued Oh the most trivial matters
The etiquette Of his court was pompouSl
s,letaincd be created orders OF nobilit,
aud negro uoblcs, swelling out With sci
importance decorated their burly form
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J. C. 0. REDINGTON,
OepHxsBURGH, y. i.

U0pEHBBUKGH, N T.
feuSher OF Vocal and Instrumental Music
Agent for Piano Fortes, Organs, Melodeons, Nu.
.ie Books, Sheet Music, and all kinds Of musical
rnerohandiss. Pianos and Melodeons Of any man
ufaoturer furnished. Dir. K agrees to be nsld re-
self. (besids the warrant Of the manufacturer. }.
terins, the usual retail prices. MIR. X. purchases
At wholesale prices IA thing which none but agents
aud dealers can do) and delivers, ssts up, and
warrants, for the same prices which purchasers
would be- forced to pay at the manufacturer
plaoos Of business.
Middlebury, Sept. |, 1865.
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POETRY.
CHARLIE.--Safe Within the Fold.


Safe within the fold," sweet Charlie,
Thou art sheltered sure and early,
Ere the blight ofsin was on thee,
Ere the loves Of earth had one thee,
Thou was to our home the blossom,
Softest folded In our bosom;
Oh to see thee dropping, dying,
Palsly in the white shroud lying,
Thee, so used 10 fond carressing
Nothing but the dark sod pressing,
While no more thine opening beauty
Calls to tender love and duty,
Now, what JOY were worth pursuing
Whit Of earth were worth the wooing;
But that tie our Fathers doing?
When we think how earth 10 dreary,
Worn with footsteps sad and weary.
Tborns its fairsst pathway strowinv,
Tears its softest pillow dewing,
False its smilcs-its wisdom folly,
All its purest things unholy,
Fraught with sin, rnd pain and sorrow
Clouds to-day and storms tomorrow,
Hush we all our selfish sighing,
Thou art free from pain and crying;
Never grief or III shall wound thee,
Never tempter's snare surround thee,
Life so gentle was its fieetness,
Brought thee little but its Sweetness,-
Passed unquaffed each cup of trial,
All unfslt each sore denial
Now its parting pang gone by,
Thou hast not the fear to die,
Nor the dread of that lore river,
Where the soul must shrink and -hver.
Not the trembling at the portal
That leads on to life immortal,
Thou hast found securely blest
Perfect refuge, perfect rest,
Though thy tender form 50 cold.
Mlneles darkly with the mould,
Thou for thy dear memory only,
Heart and home must needs be lonely.
Glad this precious truth we hold
Thou art ''safe within the fold"
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PRoF. A. BO TT
A. W. p 0 w E R 5 &,
TEACHER OF


BURLINGTON, W.,
A CENT for BoARDMAE, GRAY g. Co.'s oele-
n brated Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rnrsted Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness Of tone. durability and ele.
games of style and finish challenges composition.
Ma. PowERs continues to give careful attention
10 tuning and repairing Piano Fortss, and from
several yssrs successful experience Ia confident
ef his ability TO give satisfaction in every respect
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2e
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Mrs jenkins complained in the eve.
ming, that the turkey she had eaten at
Thanksgiving did not set weH.
Probably" said jenkins it's not
Der tnrksy"
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1t is said that fur dealer in Taun.
ton has purchased this winter no less than
6i3 skunk skins, on which he intends to
realize hundred per scent.
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with tawdry bits OF ribbon, u Ia Legion
of Honor His Grace the Duke of Lem
onade bowed and scraped before the i'm.
periel throne, in conjunction with His
Highness the Duke OF Marmaladc. The
Emperor sought to annex Dominica to his
dominion, AMI was preparing to resume
a war broken of by three years armis-
ticc, when an insurrection in bis own petty
dominionS overthrow his Government,
General Gcffrard is now tho rnlcr Of the
new republic
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"a Done in modern style, and at short notice
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Advancement

The Partnership of DR.. o. J. Ees, and DR.. u.
c. Greene, expires by limitation, on the sist Of
Dec. 1858. DR.. Il. G. Greene, by agreement, has
the settlement Of the accounts Of the firm.
Dr.. Greene will continue to respond to the calls
Of the old and tried patrons Of Homeopathy, to
the best Of his abilty-assistcd from time to time,
by the advice of Dr.. Eells, as his health and 9TH
x circumstances may permit
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TUE NEW PRESIDENT.

Geffrard, the new President Of the Re.
public of Hayti, is msn somewhat ad.
vanced in years; his hairs are gray, and
he has the appearance of having seen
good deal of life. He is at least fifty
years old. His manners are very popular
and he is a favorite Of the people--so
much 80, indeed, that once before he was
on the point of being arrested by the
present Emperor. Soulouque has always
opposed the influence of foreigners. Geff.
rard. on the contrary, fAvors it, and en-.
deavors to gain the confidence and esteem
of strangers. He is nearly black, but still
has some white blood in his veins. He
was at one time Governor of Jacmsl but
Soulouque, being jealous of his popularity
and afraid of his influence, Withdrew him
from that post, and retained him near bis
own person, as one Of his staff.
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W. p. RU 8 8 e L, M, D.
Physloian and Druggist,
MIDDLEBURY,...... VERMONT,
Has now on salo at his old stsnc the most Elk.
IIHSIvE and COMPLETE assortment OF
STAPLE DRUGS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered in the village Of Mlddlsbury.
Eighteen ysars' practical experience in select:
lag, compromising and dispensing Medicines, and
the continued use of the same in my own prcc-
ace, ought 10 be sufficient guarantee Of my COM
petsnoy 70 put up any prescription, and TO judge
Of the quality Of the Medicines used Careful
aud competent assistants always In attendance
Advice gratis, as usual,
Nov 10, 1858. 20
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n. HARRIS NJ. D.,
Nursaon and Mechanical Dentist

reeth filled with CrystaliZed Gold, all operations
eus in Dentistry usual, office Mt his residence on
Park Street, west side Of the little Park.
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]. E. WYLIE 4 co.
whole Grooe
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 FRONT STREET,
JoHN Z. WYLiE,
GEoRaE W. WYLiE, NEW WORK
CALKB D. KNEvALs. il;ly
THE FAMILY BIBLE,
With Notes aud Instructions. Published by
;lis American Tract Society. Also the Family
restamsnt, fer sale Al C0PELAEbE.
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.THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
by FONENER

y 4 / s A MJC r h XTR.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards o. thirty
years and has always been warranted to give entire sat
sioton and have yet learn Of the first where
the people dissatisfied where they wanted their
money back We still warrant H. and II any person. AZ
Ter using it, wants his money returned, he has only 70
notify the agents proprciors and will be refunded
~ once. What more can We say DO you want large
Almanac filed with certificates that nobody believes p
you want anything than this. ask Of your
neghbor that have used the article. and II they tell you
that h Is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOP1NG COUGH,
Group, Asthma and all diseases Of the Throat Chest
and Lungs, and all diseases tending 10
CONSUMPTION,
buy Il and you like IT, please IN turn tell your acquan-
ances TO II and remember this fact that when you
hnd medicine that does all that the propnetors say IL
will then always il when necessary and never change
for new article tina, may be worthless
IT you wish 10 try n. II. DOwNss ELfxfR, and Il is
not kept IN your town, ask Your Druggist or Merchant
20 order small supply Of my Agents, ]. VI. HENRY
a SONS, Waterbury, VT, nr Of most any Wholesale
Druggist IN New England, New York Canada. They
will furnish circulars II you order them
The Price Of his article so cents and sOO ycr bottle
and for Trial BOTTLES 25 cents.
The trial bottle have not put up until within few
months. We do il that all may give IL a trial at
the least possible expense.
Beirarc Of Couaterteits'
Remember the genuine is warranted and is signed with
pen, with my name. n. H. DOWNS
Trial bottles, % For sale BY an Druggists in
Vermont. 9gs3
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MOTORPATIIY

little work with this title has just been published bv
Dr. H. HALsrtn. the proprietor and physician Of the
Hound Hill Water Cure at northampton, Mass. II is
devoted To- an exposition Of this system curing
diseaso-its principles and manner of applicaton-its
successful results in practice, which have confirmed its
author In the faith that is in him" of its preominent
merits and led him, after many years experience, To
9uopt II M preference 10 any other also, history and
description Of numerous Of chronic diseases Of both
sexes which have been successfully treated by this sys-
tenn at Round Hill We have read this little book with
hueh interest and pleasure, and commend il the
enton Of inyads suffering from the effect of chronic
disease Dr. lialsod has devoted many years with en-
husastct adot to the practice Of his ayorte theory
ANA me names OF many Of our best citizens Of their per
sonal knowledge attest its prc-cminent yaiuo-JoJa
aRd Counter, AeD Harca.
NofE-lnvalds Will save money and time by entering
at once as improvement in diseases Of Women for The
cure Of which Dr. H. is celebrated Spinal complaint,
and most chronic difficulties is far rapid in the cool
months Circulars sent gratis Motopathy for % cts.
3S.50s
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I'M AR1oN AND HIS MEN!
1tl The anxiouslyookcd for and deeply exciting
Tale Of the Revolutions now ready
THE SWAMI FOX; Or TTE REBEL
RTFLEWEN
TALE or riT rMEs AND rBArs or MARION,
BY Goorge, A@a0E EY, 4pt1or Of " Tie 0rqnge- G'yi
the RlHgcr," &C.. Ncp
will be commenced in the
n + w Y ORK NJ T. r c U r y
Of Saturday, April 80, 1859,
| Now ready lt an She News Dcpots aud Bookstores.
No character ia history oilers better subject Tor the
romapcer' than that Of MARION Or as he was amiarly
1.-THE SWAMP FOX"
/ from the immense ingenuity " his sraagcms and dcy
ccs for misleading and dcceiyng the enemy his thorough
knowledge Of the woods forests fields, and swamps Of
Die native region. where be- AVID bis gallant band
perfectly at home, while their cucme. became lost and
bcwldercd in the lahnthnc ma1cs of underground and
The story above announced is a tue reflex Of those
scenes and times, and It's talented author has most
windy portrayed therein the most exciting incidents and
accidents Of tenacious and indeiaugable struggle for
Liberty, pursued under the most adverse circumstance
Every chapter Is rcpetc with exciting and romantic in.
teres historically accurate but with sparkling web "
poetry woven through To- which makes % at once brill
liant story and vcmcous record. The strongly written
descriptions Of cvents-the amhiscadc-he sudden sor.
ue-the night-atackthe wild charge and rcpulse--are
ai wonderful as examples Of wordpauting aud equally
true TO thr actual facts
In addition 90 those Of hcroism and lofty daring,
,hc SWAMI FOX is not without the gentle charm of a
lovc-story Tor The working and the effects Of lc tender
passion Pre- depicted in its pages as truly anf arstcy
as Che stcmcf emotions rendering the tale perfect pc
turc " M and character in the DAYS " the Revolution,
which cannot fai to appeal 10 the admiration, and crafty
the taste of every reader who has spark Of true patriot
ism in his soul.
The peculiar power and interest with which the pincd
author GEORGE ALBANY, Esq, describes the thrill
ing period is guarantee Of the excellence Of this truly
magnificent Historical Romance. The vivid dclneadon
of character, the depth of thought the fascination OF
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TRUTHS THAT DEFY CONTRADIC-
TION.

Read the following facts in relation CRIsrADoRo's
ENoELsion Ham DYE and then say fit has any equal
in the world.
II neither burns the skin nor hair.
1t colors every hair alike
It's blacks aud browns are natures duplicates.
II Is applied In few minutes
II leaves gloss upon the air.
Il is moro permanent than other dyes
IL contains no corrosive ingredient
And lastly its inventor challenges trial between this
eign origin.
sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresscrs--
CAisiADoho, No Astor House, Nec York
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ncm Advertisements.

4 REAT SALE or REAL ESTATE
~ BY virtue ola license from the Probate Court,
the subscriber will sell at
FUBLIc AUCTION, Al BARTON, VERMONT,
On fr'day, dprti 29tA, az 10 ocloct, 4, No.
the following parcels Of very valuable Real Estate be-
belonging TO JoHN II krNHAIL Esq, late Of Barton,
deceased, namely;
THE WELL KNOWN FARM ON BARTON RIVER.
situated midway between the two villages and convent
ent TO both, on the line Of the Railroad near the County
Seat and conceded by all 90 Dc the best and best located
Farm ia Orleau. on Caledonia Counties also,
A VALUABLE WOOD LOT
VI about 210 acrcs the line Of the Railroad one mile
south Of the Depot in Barton, and valuable as Farm or
a wood -oti
ALSO, THE HOMESTEAD,
consisting Of House. Barn. Sheds, Office, &c. and or
Of valuable land, situated Ia the center Of Barton
Village also, a Tot OF personal property.
Terms liberal, and made known AZ the time and place
Of sale.
The above il large sale and offers great inducements
y. S. FRENCH, Admir-.
Barton, April IS. 1859. iO4l
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Lrnal nntttfs.
- TATE OF vERM MT

X + IT T. OF We r NJ o n T
- DISTRICT or RANDOLPH, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District u Ran
doph To all persons concerned in the estate Of vii.
Greciing
Whereas, Hon. j %. Hutchinson, administrator OF The
estate of said deceased has made application 20 this
Court, Tor license sell III " the resi- estate Of said
deceased In this State, and represents that the same Is
necessary for the payment of the debts and charges
against said estate Therefore you hereby notified
90 appear session Of said court 90 be held at Chad
wicNs Hotel In West Randolph IN said district on the
18th u May AID 1889, and show cause, II any you have
why license should not be granted, as aforesaid. And
This order shall be published three weeks successfully
IN The Vermont Waterman state Journal. printed al
Montpelier in this State, the last Of which publication
shall be- before the day assigned nr hearing, Aforesaid
Dated at Randolph this lith day Of pnl, AID. 1873
by order OF court
4042 J. r. CLEAvELAND, Register.
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300 Attest T. h. MERRILL, Register.

llueitt-s tl hat
The Vermont Central Railroad Company, ct ais.
Upon hearing in the above entitled cause upon bill,
answer, traverse and testimony il ordered that said
cause be referred TO Chas RUSSELL Of Burlington. as
Special Master, and also George s. Hale, Of Boston,
Massachusetts,, special commissioner, in that
State 20 ascertain and report severay and respectively,
FAR evidence shall be offered for that purpose, who
may be al the Of the hearings before them here
matter provided the respectively of the FIRST
gage bonds called OF the Vermont Central Railroad,
mentioned in the bill the place Of residence Of such
and how much is due each upon such bonds the
time Of such hearings, upon the interest thereon and
and report TO this Court thereon the Of said bond
holders 50 presenting their claims and the several
amounts thereof respectively.
And it is by said Court hereby further ordered that all
owners and holders OF said bonds called do soveray
present their said claims upon and in respect thereto be-
fore sd master commissioner for allowance and re-
port at the time and place TO be by them respectively ap
pointed hereinafter provided and in default thereof
they will be subject such further order as this Court
may make in the premises, in respect their said unpre-
scented claims being barred and otherwise.
And it is hereby further ordered by said Court that
sad master husse Vii also ascertain and report how
much the value Of the property, covered by said mort
gage has been enhanced since It into the hands Of
and has been held by the Trustees under said mortgage
by appropriation Of the earnings Of said property
cred by said mortgage, for that purpose and whether
the Trustees under said mortgage have been guilty OF
waste in respect to said property and which Of said
Trustees and 10 what extent and in what respect and
whether before after the breach Of the condition Of said
mortgage by the non-paymen of interest said bonds
50 called.
And it is further ordered that said master and COM
missioner respectively give notice Of the time and place
Of said hearings before them, by causing notice thereof
10 be published in each week for The space ninety
days before such time Of hearing, in the following named
newspapers, to-wit: The Burlington Weekly Times
The Vermont Watchman q State Journal. printed
At Montpelier, VT The Boston Daily Post, printed
Boston, in the State Of Massachusetts, The New York
Daily Times. printed in the City Of New York, and The
United States Gazette printed in the City Of Phiadel-
phia.
And It is ordered that said cause stand over until the
coming in Of said reports, for further directions therein
without prejudice to either party.
And 1t is ordered also that either party may read, on
the hearing before said master and siOner the
idenee already file in said cause and may adduce
such further evidence may be material in the ques-
tons hereby referred.
Done in Court this 18th day Of December, A. D. 1858
MILO l.. BENNETT, Chancellor
GVo. F. EDN1fNps Solicitors FIR Orafnrs
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- DISTRICT or RANDOLPH. IS.
The ll-a the Probate Court for The District " Ran
doph. To all persons concerned In the estate of Alfred
Ncyins, late Of R0ckaud, in the county Of Kalamazoo
and State OF Michigan, having goods, chattcs, rights
credits estate, in said district erecting.
Whereas, Hon. j. X. Parish. administrator OF the es-
tate 90 said deceased has made application 90 this court
for license sell all Of the real estate NJ said deceased
10 this State and represents that Che Is necessary
mr che payment Of the debts and charges against said
tate Therefore, YOU hereby notified 60 appear at a
secession of said court 60 BE- held at Chadecks Hotel in
Wcft Randolph, in ,aid district, The l2h VI May.
AID. 1859. and show cause II amy You have, why license
sloud uot be- granted. as aforesaid. And this order
shall bc published three weeks successfully n the YER
mont Waterman State Journal, printed At Montpelier,
n this State the last Of which publication shall be before
the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Dated az Randolph this Nth day Of April, AID. 1853.
by order of court.
4042 j II CTFAyFTAND REGISTER.
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EXrRA sIzED pEAR TREEs.

Ia INA 0INEU TiAIt INEEo,
mostly in bearing Also, few very finely train.
ed "SPEClMkN TREES" which 10 be removed
this spring account Of TOO close pautiug-inoludng
Pyramids and Dwarfs Of the Pear, Cherry and Apple,
" different ages and sizes, all in full bearing.
Also, Grape Vines; Goosobcry, Curaut, Raspberry,
and blackberry bushes strawberry, Bhubarb. aud As
parapus Plants, Sc. Also, large and general assort-
mcnt Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS,
Of nearly all kinds adapted 10 this climate comprising,
in addition 70 the usual stock splendid lot Of
H0rsc Cheslss and Siircr Naples. Scotch Engbs and
.lwericaH Films NoruaN aHd Wine Spructs .
dIb0r lifaes anil Niircr Ftrs,
Of extra large size and fine form very desirable for Gem
etciics and Street Planting Also Hardy Roses Flow
eriug Shrubs, paconics, Phloxcs. &c.
Sciuns Of Fruit Trees. aud Cuttings of Grapes Goose
berries and Currints Of nearly al the varieties in our
Specimen Grouudstaken ou bearing trees and plants
and warranted gonuinecan be supplied II ordered soon
Address j. BATTEY. Agent
kccscyilc, April, 1850. 3Si0