The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

rB The Custom House organ of this morn
ing says:
i" In the State, we are, at present writing, a
used-up community"
"Dont stop to talk, my dear, but go on with
your dying."-BufalO Republic.
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The Editor of the Middlebury Galaxy
has been presented with Carrot Two feet,
one inch and half long! He thinks il can
not be beGt!-Bello,cS Fail Gazette.
To be sure. But we had then no expec
taiion that the following case would turn up.
Mr.. E. S. Holden, of Cornwall. brought US
the other day, Two Carrots weighing 6 lbs.
one Of them measuring two feet three
inches in length. Who can say more?
HIGH CHURCH AND Low CHURcH.-The
parish church oil Whitby is situated on an
acclviIy approachabIe only by fight OF
1874 steps. A new church has Just been open
ed for the benefit of The cd. infirm and sick
ly, who could no. climb The height.
RAPID INcREAsE-When Henry Wilson
came home from the Philadelphia Conven-
iiOu " EACH EuuJ W hcItul NJcU.
Taylor, he said that in his town, Naiick
there were but SIX Taylor men. On Tues
day last, there were 175 votes cast for Old
Zack.-BoSfon Atlas.
O. John A. King is elected TO Congress,
in New York, by 1900 majority. and James
G. King is elected in New Jersey, by 3OOO
Both are sons of RUFUs KING.
~ 4 clerk in the Baltimore Post office.
named Reyes, has distracted some $4,000
liom letters passing through his hands. He
has been arrested.
O. Joshua r. Giddings and his obsequi-
Gus followers in Ohio have given the vote of
that State TO Gen. Cas-. whom they knew 10
be pledged against heWiImot Proviso. "A
remarkable case Of conscience
90 In the 2d Congressional District in
Michigan, Rev. WIN. Sprague. Wing. is E.
lected TO Congress, in place Of C. E. Stew
ART, Loco.
W IIuCs dTc now un-
der the protection of the United States Gov
eminent, exclusive of those in Oregon, Cali
iornia and New Mexico.
% Jonathan Harrington, of Lexington
Mass, the last survivor Of the battle Of Lex
ington, who is nowabove 80 years old, walk
ed mile and a half, on the 9TH, and deposit
cd the first vote for Zachary Taylor in that
Town. Mr.. Harrington's first vote was for
George Washington.
DEATH BY HYDRoPHoBIA.-Mr William
A. Bardwell, about 16 years of ace. son oC
Rev. Mr.. 8ardwelI OF Oxford, and clerk
10 The store of Messrs. Shapleigh G. Far
ringion, in Lowell. Mass, died in that civ
on wednesday evening, a victim 10 that
most mos terrible Of all diseases-hyd
de was bitten slightly upon The right wrist
ny strange dog in the store, on The 29th OF
July last.
~ The Legislature Of New Hampshire
meets on The 22d inst.
~ Stanley County. North Carolina, was
unanimous for Taylor. Not a single vote
VAS cast against him.
u Immediately after the result of the
election was known in Washington. says the
Inquirer, number of musical |
yags made their appearance before the resi-
ience Of Father Richie, and, in a most mis-
hievous spirit. played and sung, 10 carry
ne back 10 Old Virsinny."
" The Western Reserve. so far as
eard from, gives Taylor 9, O9s, Cass II ,ole.
Fan Buren, ll,647. Van Buren's majority
yer Taylor, 2, 1893; majority over Cass, s7s.
TAYLOR AND CAss.-Number' each letter
the alphabet in its regular order, thus: A
10. l, b No. 9, c No. 3, ETC., and then appIy
he respective numbers which attach 10 each
liter 10 those which spell The name .Zacha- I,
Taylor and they will sum up l73. and in J.
ke manner the letters which form the words 4
rH be PRESIDENT will also sum I'D l73.
The above statement appeared in the Bee
Thursday, and we now add, that on the 4
lie same plan, the letters which speIILswis
ass make ITO, and those which form The
ords 'l1iH be beafen,' likewise make IlO.-Ic
he coincidence is curious, and the friends :
General Cass will thus see that even the
phaoet has decided against HMM O. Z