The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

A VENERABLE EtIroR-Juhn DEMO,
Esq, OF the Orleans American is prob
ably the oldest editor in the United States,
in the year 1900. lie first saw the in
side of printing Office in old Massa-
chusetts, soon after Shay's Rebellion,
was then a government boy )" and com.
menced at IL years of age the Ir- dr.
tium, by sticking plea pr. The pen and
the stick have been his only weapons
slpce, and it is but recently he has laid
telatter aside.-R0chcstcr American.
Il VERMONT MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The
Anniversary Of this Institution occurred
on the 18th inst. The exercises of the
occasion were held IN the Episcopal
Church at Woodstock. An address was
delivered by DR.. Worcester, ofThe,ford,
and degrees were conferred by The Pres
ideni, DIR. b r. Palmer. The gradua-
ting class number twcnty-four. The
class attending the course of lectures
Just closed, numbered I0I. The Insii-
tuition las an able board of instructors
and is said to be in a flourishing condi-
ton. ~
MIcnGAN.--A correspondent of the
Hartford Times writes from Lima, Wash
lngton Co.,, as follows Take our State
over, such a promising Wheat crop was
never on the ground as there is this sea.
son, since he settlement Of Michigan.
1t makes the farmers appear very cneer-
inl | frequently see travellers from Wis.
cousin aud other Western States, and
they say" Give ne Michigan for a
Wheat growing Stale yet" We shall
have very early harvest thi, season !:
the heads of the Wheat are unusually
long, and to all appearance will be well
filled. They already begin to bow II,
often call for wood and water In remove
our Wheat and Pork To the East this
Fall.
FouHr OF .IuLy.-Thc Old Fort Lodge
No. 347, |. o. ofO. f will celebrate
their first anniversary at Ticonderoga
on the 4lh of July next. Preparations
have been made for grand dcmonslra-
ton. Various Divisions of the " Sons
will unite, winch, with The brethren from
abroad, cannot fail of making fine dis
play. We understand that number
from this place will ro down and ioin
IN the festivities. The steamers will
charge fare one way only,- Whitehall
Chr0niri,.
ne money 'nat mas accrued on ac'
cou"' OF Inc ureat ENh'hliion, amour
inclusive. to the enormous sum Of .co3I
$50. As the liabilities amount 10 fIS5
600. the surDlu, ON that day woul,
amount to no less than .c36 $50.
Z. Z. Burr publishes IN the Roches
Ter papers challenge 10 the rappers'
OF that CITY, to meet him III public de
bate. lie says he has brought will
HIM from the west history OF the un
m'siakable detection OF the frauds am
wees OF Mrs Fish, the mcdIum>i CHIEF
which will settle her medumshlp To b.
1 only OF wlckedness and blasphemy.'
a Acorres,o,doo, Of tho No,vtondo,
T star writes 'ha' mere Is Il man III Eas
. iIaddam-a Mr. Em'nons-"ho weigh
e FIVE HUNDRED AND TH'"TY-NiNE POUNDS
u ms is about ioo pounds heavier iha'
e me Hon. Dixon II Lewis was II
writer adds lie is OF me personal ap
;, earance, OF elegant proportions, an
1, sad 10 be Que oil the best judges OF horse
III seventeen counties besides beng
great iaVorhe oil Inc LADIES.
c.oboco M,n,r,c,nr;o, Comma,
t L,II ,I'a,- o,,,'',,I .,,,,,;,,e, D.,,ar 9 =,
" ,rL,, .rha r,on;.or f,r. ,h,, :, 49,,
.';,L',.a,. ,I,n i",-l'. laa,' g.,
;, operation during Tue past year, and IN
, usual amount OF monthly wages has bee
distributed III the vicinity, yet The CON
Pany will make no dividend at tins tim
', TO the stockholders. 1t says the de
i preston III the manufacturing bushes
y was never greater than II is AT presen
" and unless change for the better 500
" takes place, the effects will, ere long
I is to be feared, begin to be more wldel
II and dlsastrously felt"
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w. s'''ns '''e s"''e y, we s'1 cV. n',"'
IS and the Island oi MADEIRA, showing
l. to he AT least five miles and hall dee
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