The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12


tive appearance On either side OF the
car is Il row of seats--one to each bed.
The bed 70 composed of hair mattrass
covered with Brussels carpet and suppor-
ted by sofa springs, each bad il provided
with pillow and comfortable quilt and
silk damask curtains A space is set apart
for the ,l,c ur ladies travelling alone,and
attendants are in waiting to look closely
after the comfort Of traveller.
These cars are without doubt, the most
perfect thing of the kind ever constructed,
and reflect the greatest credit upon tho
Managers Of the road, VINO, by all means
in their power, seek to promote the COM
fort and convenience of those passing over
their line
AWFUL. The editor OF the Jackson
Mississippian thus welcomes Senator Doug
las to the South
"Covered with the odium Of such de-
testable heresies-stained with the dis
honor OF treachery without parallel in
the political history of the country-fresh
from the embraces of Seward and Greedy
and Giddings-this man has dared to pre-.
sent himself in the South to look her sons
| and daughters in the face, and ask their
hospitality. We would not arouse the
violent passions Of men We would stay
the avenging rod Of justice, rather than
the chivary of the South should be tar
nished by single rash or unseemly act
but yet, if smarting under the keen sense
of cruel wrong-if goaded by the convic-
ton OF outrageous injustice, she were to
welcome her betrayer with bloody hands
to the hOspitable grave-to the gibbet or
the faggot there would he a strong array
Of irresistible facts in the case to extenu-
ate the act"
"A new tribe Of negroes has been dis
covered in Australia, who, if the account
is to be believed, are entirely without
hair. Their complete badness gives them
Il strange unearthy appearance, at which
it is said, the Balonne blacks were at first
much terrified,
AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC tor 1858 is
now ready for delivery gratis by the
agents Read advertisement. who are
happy to supply all that call fol them.
Every family should have and keep this
book. 1t is worth having. Comprising
much general information Of great value
it gives the best instruction for the cure Of
prevalent complaints, that we'can get any
where. Its anecdotes alone are worth a
bushel of wheat, and its medical advice is
sometimes worth to the sick, the wheats
weigh: in gold. Many of the medical al.
manacs are trash but this is solid metal.
Its calculations are made purposly foI
this lstituds and correct. Call and
get an Ayers Almanac, and when got keep
It.
Rev. DR.. Morsell, an Episcopal
clergyman, preached to the members Of
Congress at the Capitol on Sunday last
The lessons of the past, says the New
York EIpres. correspondent, were i'm
pressed upon the Honorabes in q. very
forcible manner. He alluded to the scenes
in the old hall, the stains of blood and
the dishonorable conflicts which rested up
on it. He hoped and prayed that before
brothers hand, lifted against brother
should fall upon its victim, he might BE-
struck dead in the act. In regard to the
code of honor and dueling. he branded il
willful murder of the first and worst de
gree.
CONDITION oP THE NEeRo.-In twenty
four of the thirty-twe States, negroes are
allowed no political privileges whatever
thai place them on an equality with the
white race, Eleven of these twenty.toul
States are free. New York practically
excludes them by freehold qualification
and long residence before voting. Two
more States-Mane and Rhode Island
exclude them by requiring all voters tc
be citizens of the Unitel States Mass
achusetts and New Hampshire are about
the only States that make no distiction Of
color or race, and there they are not al
lowed to serv e in the militia
LET US BE CAUTIOUS. us be eau,
tious as to lottery transactions. There
are thousands of people who will try their
luck for fortune in the lottery, and un-
der these circumstances it is our duty
to call their attention to such lotteries as
are conducted honestly. There are many
bogus lottery concerns in the United States
all Of which are duly shown up in the
New York Herald. OF the Maryland
State Lottery, managed by R. Francis 4
Co., that paper seys:
From the New York Herald, December 20.
The Maryland State Lottery, which is consd.
cred the most substantial lottery in the country
and which is carried on under legal charter
conducts its drawing In very simple manner
and it is always attended by large number Of
persons. Sear the wheel, the commissioner who
IL elected by the people, conducts the drawing al
required by the charter
The comm ssioner is in duty bound to make
public, as soon as the numbers are opened from
the tin tube, and all drawings without his sigma
ture are illegal. The Commissioner of the Mary.
land State Lotteries always issues certificate Of
each drawing And the result of each drawing
in Maryland, is known in almost every city just
as soon as the result can be telegraphed over this
wires
A drawing of this lottery will come of
on the 29th of January. The scheme
embraces S0,Sl6 prizes, and the CHIEF
prize IA whole ticket for chance at which
costs but $780, halves and quarters in pro
portion) is S32,5e0. Other numerous
prizes 90 from two of Sl2,500 down by
regular @ additions, to 800. Orders arr
to be addressed to r. France & Co., Bal
timore, Nd. -
Dyspepsia is hydra-headea disease
and only in the OIygenated BitterI
does find foeman worthy of its steel
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