The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

papers. that there Is TO be large Sc.
cession of clergymen from the Estab-
lishment, to be called the Free Church
of England. 1t said that they all leay,
the Establishment on purely conscen,
tious grounds of them because
of their objection to the principle of
religious establishment Others, be.
cause of the prevalence of Popery I'm,
der the guise Of Puseyism in the
Church, with the commence 81 the
bishop; and the rest. b. cause ofboth
reasons combined.
A young LADY, of Edgefcld. : C..
recently attended family soree as
The Evening News" One who
was there described her dress made
enti,-lg of newspapers) as being IN.
ique and very beautiful 1t is said to
have presented, by candle light, a re-
semblance to the richest brocade, so
skillful was the arrangement of its col
umns.
Hearing physician remark that a
small blow will break the nose, rustic
exclaimed: Well, donno bout that.
I've blowed my nose great many times,
and I've never broke it yet"
PETER FARLEY. The New York
correspondent Of the Charleston Cour-
Ter gives this notice Of" Peter ParS
ley':-" saw the venerable Peter
Farley Goodrich toNday, in Wall,
Street, leaning on the arm of son
Dick Tinto' Goodrich The old man
is fading and failing fast lie wore
his speotacles, and had handkerchief
around his throat His step was un-
steady, and | was satisfied that the
popular author who had delighted so
many hearts and homes, given to the
schools so many pleasant and useful
books, cannot remain long among us
is very rarely nowadays that the
old man leaves his quiet home in Con-
nocticut to make visit tc New
York"
COLLEGE IN KANzAs.--A movement
is now in progress here to raise a fund
for College for Kanzas, to be called
the Monumental College to he sit
uated in Lawrence, A site for the Col
lege containing twenty acres has been
obtained, also 1900 acres of land il
other parts of the Territory Of the
money subscriptions considerable sums
have been conditionally pledged, and
there is now soliciting agent in Ros>
ton.
A negress named lrena Randall.
once a slave died in North Stonineton,
Ct, On the 18th, at the age Of lO3
wears. She had been for fifty year,
i consistent member of the Baptist
Church.
TEN THOUSAND persons, Of then
own unsolicited accord, have certified
that no remedy ever in the market
equalled Readings Russia Salve ii.
the curing of cuts, burns, scalds, corns.
or wounds Of any description -old
everywhere. % cents a box
The Albany Atlas 4 .4rym ex-
presses the opinion that if John Letcher
was Governor of Virginia instead Of
Henry \. Wise, we should rot be
compelled to witness such an attempt
at theatrical display as the Frightened
Virginian. are getting up about this
Harper's Ferry excitement.
The TRUE REMEDY FOR DyspEpsf4
AND iSDIGEYTIoN.-It is acknowi.
edged on all hands that the Oxygen,
ated Bitters is the true remedy for.
these complaints They are free from
alcohol, and contain, judiclously com
binod with hyg enic substances, oxygen.
the chief vital element
A GREAT Com CRoP.-The Doyt00
Empire, of Oct. 10, says that the Indi-
ana State Agricultural Society has award,
ed the prize for The best crop of corn 10 .
Dearborn County farmer, who produced
proof that ten acres averaged one hun
dred and seventy-fve bushels per acre
Ga the best five acles, the first premium
wa, awarded on one hundred and eighty.
six bushels to the acre, and the same per-
son had ncontestibs evidence that On one
Of these acres there grew two hundr ed and
fourteen bushels
The latest adyiees from the Hon.
William H. Seward are from Jafia, in the
Mediterranean Sea- He had completed
his journey up the Valley of the Nile to
the ancient Ttebes, had surveyed the
Pyramids, and he was about to proceed to
Jerusalem, and thence by Damancus to
Constantinople
THE GREAT RF>IEDY FOR CONSUMPTION,
The new Remedy for Consumption, the
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, dis
covered by DR.. Churchill of PARIS, is,
rapidly becoming popular and deservptrs
ST The use ofthc genuine Hypophosphi-
lie, has deem attended with such unexana.
pied success, that We feel not only justified
i'll recommending them, but that We. are
rendering an important service " the
afflicted in urging them to procr .re and
use this remedy We have ourselves
personal knowledge of the W ue of the
Hypophosphites as a cure for o assumption
AMI know that what is elaine ( for then,
Is true. We believe that nc. remedy for
consumption and consumpti- Je diseases has