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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
VnE AMERICAN COOK STOVE.

ANoTuu pAraNI Suu-W0 understand Me-,rs
Shear Packard a CO. have 'ocn compelled 10
Commence sci. against Hunt d Miller of Hut
SON. for infringing the patent on the Ash SiiteI IN
the American Cooking Stove. This Is the fifth
suit they have been compelled to bring against
different parties Tor infringing The dinerents pat
enis ON this Stove. The four previous suits have
resulted iavomhlv fr s., +. & Co.. and they are
determined to follow up all cases Of Infringement
until others cease from nppropria'ing their i'm
proyements. - albany Evening journal, July
29th, 1868
Al persons are cautioned against selling or
using Stoves with a Shaking Ash Sitter in the
hearth, or under the CRATE, this Improvement Is
fully secured tous by f,s different Patents, and
all persons selling or using Stoves with this I'M
provement, will be liable 70 prosecution TOR in
irngcment as we lave granted no licenses to
other parties to make or sell this Improvement
and all heterogeneous will he promptly prosecuted.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO..
Albany, n. Y
For sale by NJ II. 5l;9m
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4 YARD.
ENOR SALE

A farm OF about three hundred acres consisting
OF arabic land, meadows pastures, good wood
land, well tmbered, all Of the best quality Of soil
There are two good dwelling houses and plenty
OF barns, and other outbuildngs. two COED apple
orchards and plenty cf the small fruits 1t is well
fenced, mostly with good cedar rails Tho farm
is readily accessible to cheese factory. This farm
viii he sold, and at a reasonable price, Whoever
wants such place and fails TO come and see It,
will lose an opportunity not often presented. For
further particulars call on a. W. PERRY
Shoreham, VI. Aug. %, 1868. apri'60
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03

HAIR, ToorI, NAIL AND CLoruus
- BRusnt.s Flesh Brushes, Hair Mittens and
Crash Towels Infant Brushes, Leather Brushes
Hat Brushes, and large assortment ct Comhs,
can lie found at RUSSELiS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
Nv PER CENT SAVED BY Using
Il. r. Rabbits
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH

tt M VINIENI NNI I'D TUINNU,
OR READY SOAP MAKER.
Warranted double lhe strength at common Potash
and superior TO any other saporifer or I've in the
market Put up in cans of pound. 2 pounds, 3
pounds, and Il pounds, with full directions in
English and German tor making Hard and Soft
Soap. One polni will make 10 gallon, OF Soft
Soap No line is required. Consumers will find
this the cheapest Potash in the market. b. T.
Bahbitt, Nos. 81, 60 &c, 81, Is, Co. 20, - and -
Westinghouse. \. Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
TOBACCO ANTIDOTr..
DE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

When AoU are exhausted ~ over work Of head
90 band .ma feel he need Of something iuyigura-
ting, DON'T drink whisky nor any intuN icatinE
ding. whether under the name Of Bitter, OF other
Wi>r Such articles give just n much strength to
your weary body and mind as tie whip gives to
HE jadcd horse, and 10 more. Alcoholic slimu-
lants are injurious 10 Nerve health ami are always
followed los depressing reaction.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
TAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
L'ARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the well known
iarIn OF the late Norman Boardman, deceased
lying IN salisbury and Middlebury, contain
ing lib acres, ON the direct road from Middle
bury To salisbury and miles from East Mid
ultpufN suitably divided into meadow, pas
lure ana tillage. There is about 80 acres of
woodland, estimated to cut or hundred
cords of wood. \ young orchard of grated
lruit, OF about thirty trees. There is dwell
ing house, horse barn, hog pen, corn house.
barns. Terms easy / also will sell about
= thousand feet of seasoned Eastwood lumber
For further particulars enquire of Charles +.
Everts,
SALISBURY, Sept :, 1888. 2I;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
TERRIBLE FIRE IN BRANDON

TERRIBLE FIRE IN BRANDON
All fires are terrible Just in proportion to their
destructiveness to life and property. But thanks
to old Vulcan, thus far here IN Brandon we have
Been happily exempt from his devastating power,
Ml consequently am able to maze the crafty
ing announcement that at the 81 '..
BRANDON BOOK STORE
your readers, and others, Mr.. Editor, will find
constantly on hand large assortment OF School
Toy. Blank and Miscellaneous Books 3; Stationery
of every description Home and Foreign Stereos-
copic Views. Quarto Bibles, Albums, Games.
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, Initial Paper, Sewing
Machine Casters, ''WEED' SEWING MACHINE,
Fancy Goods, and" 'but why attempt an enum-
eration 2" You will here find everything usually
Kept at frst-class country Bookstore. Tell the
dear people SO and, now mind, don't fail to
speak of our gorgeous patterns OF
WALL p A p Z r.
Why, we have slots of EN-" and at prices which
K is believed will compare iavorably with those
81 any Others here or elsewhere. Several thous-
and dollars worth already sold. With the assur-
snce friends that l fully appreciate your past IA
fors and hope to merit them in the future.
Iremain your OBJ servt.
c. G, SLASON.
Bookseller and NeHsdealer.
Brandon. Vt. Nav. 1868.
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ONEY25 GENES

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO, MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG sure to Regulate, The Bowels J;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sick and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping. Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Cal for 1othsr Bd7ey's Quilting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine. .t..ff 't.ss frr.f f.lr-fI
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for tie United States
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THIS COLLAR
LlRE FIRE FIRE !

The famcrS Mutual Fire Llsurlrpcc COMPANY
Of Montpelier, VI, having nov been Ia successful
operation seventeen years without ANY 'ssiss-
MENTs. is prepared Ia insure dwelling houses,
barns, sheds, and o.ihuildin;s and personal prep.
erty in like buildings, from II 30 % per cent
cheaper than any other com any in the Stale.
No of Policies in force l7,i22
Amouut Of property insure ]. $50 912 90
premium notosiu rec, 719.032 u
Net cash surplus, 3S 80 GO
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns Of lirandon and sudbury, in Rutland
County, and all Of the town, in Addison County
hnt lerr.shurSh, Nonkton aul Lincoln. popa.c
to devote ny whole time AMI attention a. ihe
business Of insurng for said company, AMI ho,c
to be able 10 meet the wants of the public la this
department much better than IL made il a sceou-
dairy business. Any person residing IN lho above
county desiring to be insucl nuew. or Change
their old Policies, hv dvin. ne dav or two.
notice, ny letter. viii he attended g. wiiLupt lc-
lay, AMI at as cheap rate as IL lliveI ir nJoir
own town.
GEORGE y. Dixie Agent
Bristol, VI October ~, 1868. SLY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03

HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER-
IL FuMKRY. Cologne, Pommades. Saichct
Powd erS, Toilet Soaps. can lie found at
RUSSlGS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03

NARNISlIE.S tS TURPENTINE E.
Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, japan
Driving varnish, White Demar Narni,h, Picture
Varpish all Of the best quality. at RCSSELS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03

CUSHING TACKLE, SPoONs, HOOKS
l. Lines, Flies, Rods, &C.. can he found in
great variety, at RUSSEL'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03

TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
i and SUPPORTERS.-A complete a,sort-
ment; fitted to parties desiring it For sale by
W. +. & l.. 7. RUSSEL'S.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

feng to every who sells land the privilege Of inyes
ng the proceeds In stock Of the company. The pest
Texas lands can now be bought at Is acre. and Wild
lands are begging purchasers all over the State att He
W7ud after having purchased the lands for cash. send
agt TO the North East and also Europe present in
duceents to emlgans who were able to pay their own
and half Of the purchase money for their homes
down. He closes with; "suc company offers this ad-
dtonal advantage thatit one which the capitalists OF
EewYork as we'll Of England and Germany could In
vest with the nest prospect Of profit once puid up
such company here and 1t would grow TO many millions
value and to be power in the State second to no enter
prise now on foot within 1t, A million
of dollars though a large sum to raise, wouid
be quite inadequate 10 Its wante Ten millions
would more nearly represent its capabilities ior
usefulness. Such company, well conducted, would aoo
thousands population and millions TO our capital
every year. 1t would relieve the present condition OF
things in many ways 1t would set aoat vast sums OF
money locked up in unproductye lands 1t WouIa
very speedily place white supremacy beyond any thought
of question forever 1t would develop the rich resources
of the State with unexampled rRpidty would hnuAe
new life into people, and give TO their energies "n
impulse such never seen before among us
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Corporation Hotties.
NOTICE.-Pu'


CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice ia
Houses Lots improved Lands sSectet threby that
the following completed and lodged 10 s
oce Board Of Assessors for sEhGou BY all poscn nteres's
via; vr...
"a Fer laying crOawA street the ie Of Ch
tOphsTst 10 Pier 81.
81 For Aying crosswalk wes. street to Pier a.
building 3lsi street between I'D and ShsreA SA
branch IN Broadway between 5lst aud SD streets.
s 70 "a
building Wietst bet Grand and HousOn, and
Division bet EsseK and JeneTsonsts 81, -.
For curb AId gutter stones and aAgng oceNa a
street bet iOh.sye. and Hudsou River
st Por SSH between @ and ca aEnaes
The limits ncnde all the severs
Lots Of Ground vacant Lo pieces and parcels Of a
i.. ISs side Of the north Of ws. oh
street. 10 the extent Of bali the block om the noh east corner Of s
and West lOth street
pher said half between NeehAHA sAe
Washington sta also both sizes Of Weehawken rom CA"Paes
point hail 90 West Ieuthst
5d The east Of Wests spriag 10 Charltons5
sides Ffy eeyenth 70 INV
Of Broadway Pty.frst 70 FifyseeonasS
Both sides OF om f 'ooee'Aae W We
extent Of half he block either on 'ai avenues - ,A
9Th Both sides OF Wisst Grand Houston s also BETA
Division Re1 JheDcnss and ooth saes 0i Ns
folk-st 70 he extent ef los fet from Division NJ, NJ.
Sevcniethst nom Ientn.a'e 70 nulsol Ae'
affected by the above named
either of 9e are
cent their ohions writing Jacob Oakley So1s
Of Assessors their omcs No . SeAAseis 80 ~ ~ ~
House, within thirty dSls inp nS1 y sAv vokgtFY
!SSS' !Sas I + Si5T SSSSHi51ETTNhIL Board Of Assessor"
oyy,c, BOARD o. A0sssoK New CourHoase Feb l9h. 1908
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
MatbiHtry.

DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES, Bosom and
Collar Plating Machines Experimental aachi5s, Patent 0ss
gh sud heavy machinery 70 order W. TOLHURSI cor Fas%
and Union-sts Troy, n 7. 2"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

Parties having real estate for sale, OF those
wishing to purchase win fud for their interest to ad
vertIse IN THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory as well as In New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short as possible stating the advan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF TIE
TRIBUNE Semi Weekly and Weekly, are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements IN
serted in each will reach AL classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per ine each in
sertion In DAILY TRIBUNE, q 90 per line IN WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line in sESn-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE viii devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
nisttllno,ns.
IICITSTrS TARFR g. RRO

A UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO.
n IMPoHrHRs AND WHoLzs1LE DEALERl
ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MARBLES,
sTRAM MARBLR WORKS. No. 7l3 Wssrst, Ne~-fork
A WATER CL0SET-The only self-actine
"A Water introduced Csnoo. hss leah become o.
or get order ALFRED lvBRS Plumber Ad Psess
No 80 PosIth bet Twenty shFd and Twenty touhs
KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NURSERIES.
IN $50 ACRES DEVOTED TO SMALL FauIgIpSS aigpSr rvn WITH
EEw-YORK and PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
TfIHR FINEST GRAPES AND BERRIES FRoA Veh ns .. an
LIsHMBST Descriptive and Illustrative Catsogss o. p
cants lnelOsins 10 centA =; nso.A, n..o.a,.h pa,
III 0(ll LIVE TROUT.-POnds on Long
lO,UOO near YoIE C 'ssssa T'9 rs I'i'<
Trout years growth Alre WILLIAM slS0.. ..s .
WISCONSIN HOP ROOTS.
Address WILLIAM g oRCBB.
10. Ne. ua Bssssos sssk csvu. wssa~S
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Hcus,s anS cSarms @lant,6.

Ecuss anS Sams alant,b.
TENEMENT PROPERTY WANTED To
ny or lease highest pnce and best security ren. r. H.
GIBBONS Co broomsst. three doors Of BoAdwAy
NVANTED-FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS
w ,ai Of New lork Long Island The Hudson RIVER
AMI Harlem Haven Railroads Also HeSJersey
for le vii receive prompt attention Best
Of city references gNeI- FARMER 1OuhU tol
Real Estate Brokers, No. 81 Pnest
WANTED TO PURCHASE, Plots of GROUND
w IN Ward Br0okyn Apply TO WYCKOPR
LITTLB No lsI Aoutague.st. Courtst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
ytttur,s HrtN Cuttings.

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-LEC-
~ TURF, By the Rev. EDWARD RoWB, on TUESDAY Bfbh
ING Peb s 1903 at a o'clock the Church Nnthave a.
Tbirty.arstst Subject THR ROMANCE OF CAyALRY LPB
description Of Ger knpacks great NH !" A@"fe
Scenes, Incl ents. &c
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Suttiuu saIts Of 8tal Gstat,.
J. JOHNSON. jr., Auetioueer
ID LCCTIONEERS AND

ID GUCrIoNEERs AND
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Ma CKDAK-sr., NEv1oRL
u.p Lot and bOght sold neuieder
Auction stocks Furniture hdse Ae
On UBsDAY, Feb IA, at u O'Clock,
the Erehauge No III Broadway (Trny Buiugl,
- EeW-YOrk:
100 cHoCB PROSPECT PARk BEDFoRD lIoTley,rtl AVk'
wAKHysr-Ng lS YAnderbaye directly opposite
the snd the proposed EeeOu Of Ohntoa'e WIN "A
Teb-st - splendid 0s
UStossr.-S r. % feet we ~ Sixth ave, lots
Aso, SPLENDID SIEbTBBNTH WARD PROPERTY, on
BEDTsED (Bouevarl AVS o. HeSessi very choice
iots-oue 81 the finest o the Boulevard -.
RnpMAHsTS feet Of BdfpnAve. lots
HEwEssr.-S g.. lO8 fr.t q BedoriAye.. lotA
HooPEKsT--A 4, between Lee and Marcyayea 2 lots
PKsssr-E. s., los feet east of Bedforiay. iotN
HEwEssT.-S. 8, Leeave Church. 2 lots
PsNNsT.-S. s., l66 feet east of Leesy-, u lots
HEWKssr-S X, ~ feet inches eat Of MsrcJaVe, ota
HooPEE sT-S 4, l15 feet of HHrfsob-aTe., lots
KEAPsr-s s.. "a feet tsa Of Marcy ave. ioi4
MAKcYAvE-S T. cor Of Keapst. lotA
PgNSsT-N. s., 35B feet east Of hsrcy-ave, ! lots
NARCt.AvE ani kRAPET--S. cor 2l0tA
HooPEKsT-N 4, 20 feet east Of hsrey-aye, blota .
,rze number of other lots looate van. psris OF
Terms Of Aueonees. No = haaAust n T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Citu Zeal Estate for Sale.

y, REAt ESTATE. loan AND INSURANCE BROKER,
No 10 PINBST AND No $50 slXTHAyE
dTsias houses OF oi Of hro a5ussd iSgs,,
S Tcs % tef Paa'sS ES M near P os where be viii bs
happy receive orders from b. friends and ea9%sIs s ,,
Bans 3gs %S 6 RSS s 6S S sSSb D ASb AZ 81 MoSG4GE
Insurance. effected ia ie Companies 'r Ds5g, sSTs1 fu''
ture, &c -, ,os OIL, B 5 ". Bknh,,pL e. ny ~ =,
A FOR SALE-A-stOry, high-stOOp, brown
IA ThrlyHnthst nssI Fihhsye Coz s'0Iy hgs. &
4y 6rovptons hgho0p West ThiIiisi5dsl s2aoeo Sstory
Sel Is Po1,.tb sss6o West Rort iourth-st 500
'''''' 49, EDaUSD II. AARrINB
sirthave corner Thirty-secOndst
A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE for SALE, three
"a story basement srosn,tos 81 n:45n Location %
sooa s Ss'' the ferry R sSg 9 fr No ia % BTo5 ~ Wv "
ate South seventhst bet FOURTH aud Fb sts Brootyn D.
EIFTH-AVE.. between Forty-third and Forty
HOUSES ia TR-sys No aIsl O,
story 25To T6ess and qsA
material ami hish 70 heretofore Quilt this city Parties venting
permits sppy JOHN SHERWOOD 80 HnbNye,
iss io ,s S1.d!s nv Ts: & "II'AA NAA nos Is
EOR SALE-A fine three-story and basement
aHousE framed AMI fel Prene5 roof and sv desrse
No ESs; Pourti-st cor Broadway
EOR SALE-TwO-story and attic brick HOUSE
Il No. - wstsst Price siloo APPI the Sss Hudsoast
EOR SALE-NOs 392 and 3q Canal-st., AZ
Il feet front J. D. CLUTB. No. 50 Liberyst
NOR SALE-A good DWELLING HOUSE
and POUR LOTS uoh side Of FihY foarthst between hfh
and sTtbsves and LOT the Pfhst with good
stable al bargain i0 '"'''& '&S RArSoR, No Pne.l
EOR SALE, FURNISHED, &c.--A tirst-class,
bghoop brownstore front HOUSE East Seveneehshst
between Pourk ave and Iag Is feet front Price s7oooo
A. M serbia, No % PBest
LOR SALE-One LOT on Thirty -fouSth-st,
near Brosdwsv One 10 northwest Ninety eooadst
Thir5svs. Inquire at No. % Psest. A. YAS YBCHIEM
EOR SALE-0n LexingtOn-ave., IN good loca-
ton LOTS 295 eaeh viii be sold ehsApi terms reasonable
J. W. SMITH Co. No. 80 Rasaust
EOR SALE-H0USE and LOT, No. 154 East
Po l9ESKloO n brown stone high soop three to
Y CELLAR ubsee European gaskTinres and al
modern improvements srstAe order; possession Immediately
price $3.50 Inquire Oh the premises,
EOR SALE-Two small. brick HOUSES on
north Of hundred foarhst Third and Fourth
roomy bat As Of brick snail houses bird and Fesrth
ThraEe AdTess. One hundred ant iahs On pFeHsa
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock ON
M ready for setting up in bgdH which must be sold
the mart 20 DAYS any price soc0unt Ot rebuilding
A. KLABkR No. lS4 Rsst Eghteenth.st, near Tslri.lIs
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
WI priss Of Send for catalogue T. ~ STEWART.
605 SiIthtVs, between Thrtyt tnh and ThiryFI'ss sA
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
VIZ 81 LITTLE. Auctioneer. - . -
DY WYCKOFF a. LITTLE.-TUESDAY

y O'Clock. the Cty sales Room. fhenr Bai
ng Coart BoOtyn Positive SALE Of valuable
Ground Perry Punt Store Property Bsnfng Property
PROPERTY near Ctr Hall Lot PaTk. ke ke, ke .
10 Fu,onav tso birch store 7oro feet located on ihe
beet psrs the avenue. plate gAs Windows &c - - -.
Wshnrtonst between johnson and nlarJ, NoA I % ana
white marble bading about 1tIb4 ot es NSs
double frame buing adjoining about tI94 'Ae
positive -
Pert Van Brunt Il positive sale OF large ban1ng
buug So aud basement buhi TIE best manner 0uns
$4,000 "a build - $1,000
Jensrsobst ~ lots commencing ~ ieet "est OF hoSl
HowsrdsVe. lots. n. a., ~ feet Paehenave
Tvelnhst ots n about 80 feet SsFenihsve -,
v between lweih and IhlteenihsA
ntlle.st lots A. a. 100 het =. Rfth-aTe
flfth ave., lot, o. corner hlldlest
Pont corner me.s valuable plot Of ound la feet On James
a. Pronst the Pere suitable for fAes0p OF Puoue
building bloot from fu.ton-st .,- ,, %,
obtained the once OF The Auctoneer No 'i
Hoatagus st, Dr0oklTn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

Butler have got him, as Beauregard had him,
in tho corner Of Bermuda Hundred, and 1t Is
possible that he may again be bottled up.
Butler, however, is making more vigorous
fight than he made at Big Bethel, Fort Fisher,
or on his original advance upon Petersburg,
and may came out yet with flying colors,
Pendleton's though they are. In the event Of
his election we may expect rare sport in Con-
gress, and so we advise the republicans Of
Buffers district, and the democrats, If neces-
sary, to make sure that they run him in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

REBEL WAR DEBTs-A SENSIBLE OFFICIAL
OPrNIoN.-The Municipal Attorney of Rich
mond, Virginia, gave an official opinion to the
City Council on Tuesday to the effect that the
city small notes issued during the war, amount
ing to quarter of million dollars, cannot be
paid under the existing constitution ofthe State,
which forbids paying any such war debts.
This is all right, and In conformity not only with
the State constitution, but also with the con-
stitution of the United States as amended. The
sooner the Southern people utterly abandon
the idea of any Of the rebel debts being paid,
except those strictly Of an individual charac-
ter, or between individuals, the better. They
should make clean sweep OF them all into
the abyss of oblivion and burn all the notes.
To do otherwise will only embarrass them and
keep up sectional feeling, litigation and
trouble. Let them abandon the past and
build up on new foundation agreeably to
existing circumstances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

IRON the evening Telegram Of yesterday

CLEVELAND, Ohf0 Oct 7, 1858.
A collision occurred on the Lake shore Railroad at
Mentor, Lake county, at seven O'Clock last evening,
between two freight trains One was stationary, lis
locomotive taking In water. The other was extra,
approaching from the west. The engineer OF the
moving train says he missed his landmarks, owing
TO the darkness. The stationery trains rab00se
took fire from the coiliEg en- zine and was destroy
cd, with six other Cars Tic other train was ioaucd
with stock.
large p'slmber OF sheep and cattle We're Killed
and inbred. TotaI loss fully sb0,ooo No human
lives were lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

THE ISLAND OF CUBA.-There was rumor
in Wall street the other day that Secretary
Seward was negotiating with the Spanish revo-
lutionary government for the purchase of the
island Of Cuba. Many rumors start in Wall
street, but not often one that oil could so much
wish true as this. 1t is, however, doubtful If
the revolutionary Junta would, with its hands
so full at home, enter just now on the ques-
tonable proceeding Of selling the last relic in
this hemisphere Of Spanish greatness. The
Junta could scarcely do this unless pressed by
the immediate need Of money; and 1t is not in
want of money. Moreover, IL 1t we're, this
government is not very prompt in Its pay
ments, as may be seen in the history Of the
Russian purchase, and it would hardly come
here for ready money. If, however, there Is
an opportunity to purchase Cuba the whole
country will agree that IL is the best investment
in land we can make.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

nuity can do to guard against a republican
revolution. For sixteen years he has been
terrifying himself against instruction, while
he has been embellishng Paris and making it
the most splendid city in the world. The grand
boulevards, which have brought light and
health into the most dismal and dangerous
lurking places Of disease and discomfort, are
but superb military roads, macadamized in
such way as to render old-fashioned barri-
cades impossible, and forming, together with
the railway around Paris and numerous well
garrisoned barracks and fortresses, an admir-
able provision for speedily concentrating a
hundred thousand men upon any given point
within the walls Of Paris. atas7 "
Safe, however, as Napoleon may feel himself
to be against Partisan 6nentes, who shall ven
ture to predict that he is safe against all other
peris to which he is exposed? Even If the
French people patiently endure his prolonged
resistance to the steadily increasing popular
hatred against Prussia, which has taken the
place of the dying-out traditional hatred
against England, who shall guarantee the
Emperor against revolution To be initiated
by the French army similar to that recently
initiated by the Spanish navyp With both
army and navy revolutionized against him
Napoleon III. could not rely upon the loyalty
Of the people with much more confidence than
Isabella II. Hitherto the Emperor Of the
French has strenuously opposed the popular
feelings expressed or indicated by such out
spoken journalists as Emile de Girardin.
But the time seems to be approaching when he
must either prepare to resist domestic revolg-
ton or to turn its fury aside into the channel
of great foreign war. The Spanish revolu-
tios must directly or indirectly affect the des-
TIMES Of the French empire and of all Europe.
If Bismarck plays adroitly the cards which it
puts in his hand Napoleon viii be lucky indeed
II he prove to be the winner.