The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04

.. Oren Fowler Abolition Wig.
10. Zeno Scuddcr, Whic.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire
meets 10 day, June iih.
At Syracuse, on Saturday. fat negro
wnmnn, ri9red nni in the new "Turkish "
style, with n dress rench.ng just below her
knees, HDwing uuusers aud y ripsy hat
wi'h streaming ribbons promenadcd the
streets. attracting ruI siderable attention.
Inc dress was given her hl some young
gentlemen Of the ri'y.
A new ORDER ID religions fanatics, called
the Redsntpliunisls, hts sprung up in
Persia. They resemble The wandering
preachers "lthe 10th century, and produce
Il great excitement among The lower class
OF peasanlry.
The Georgia Southern Rights Conven.
lion have nominated Gov Mcdonald for
Governor. Union or Disunion is the uues-
lion directly presented to the people OF
Georsia At the next election. All other
party ties are at present oblitcrwed Hon.
Howell Cobb, it viii be remembered, Is the
Tn ioncandiiare.
The trial of lanes Scott. charged with
aiding in the rescue OF Shadracb, at Bos, OH.
i progressing.
Gen. Wool is talked Of in some ,Aariers
as the Democratic candidate for the mex
Presidency.
The Legislature of Maine have passed a
very stringent liquor bill.
Ii is said that G. p. r. JAMES, the novel
list. has purchased farm in Great Barring
| ton, Mass, and will reside in that town.
The interior of the Bunker Hill monu
ment is to be used for repeating the expert
menis Of NJ. Foucaut, by which the rota
tot Of the earth is rendered visible.
Charles C.. Langdon, editor of the Mohil,
Advertiser has been minated as the Union
candidate OF that district for Congress.
If you have cough, don't 90 to church
to disturb the rest OF the congregation
The rails on the Valley Railroad will all
b, laid before the first of June and the ROAD
will be in rsnning order by tho middle Of
the month.
Texas dates to 2al MAY are at hand
There his been fight in the woods between
soac Indians and a detachment Of u. >.
troops in which five OF the former were Kill
led.
The oldest woman in the world is suppos
ed 20 be one Mary Benton, now residing Al
Elton, in the county of Durham. England.
She was born on the 9th OF February 1881.
and is of course in hor one hundred and
twenly-frsi year. She is IN possession Of all
her faculties-periect memory, hearing and
oversight. She cooks, washes ard irons, in
the usual family observation-disclosures her
needle and sews without spectacles
CuANGEs.-When Ohio had one repre-
sentative. Virginia had nineteen. Now
Virginia has fifteen and Ohio tweniy>one.
The man now lives in his plain frame house
Oh the banks of the Miami, who was for ten
Years sole representative of Ohio in the
Congress of the United States
The plurality principle has been adopted
in c onnec;icui in the election OF Representa-
lives, as well rs Senators, Members Of
Congress, Sherllls, &c.
SIMs.-The Commonwealth says that
Sim has been sold al auction for Sl2OOi
aud that he has gone 10 Havana 10 work
on sugar plantation.
Ifyou would look "spruce ~ in old age,
doE't" pine in youth.
GEN. WooL.-The Rochester Times, nj
ter stating that Benton will not be a can.
didale for the Presidency, runs up the name
of Gen Wool. as The Democratic candidate
Tor the Presidency. The Times adds thai
the General has large number OF devoted
friends in every State of The Uuiou, who
will doubtless make a strong effort TO pro-
cure his nomination al The neat National
Convention.
! A DASoERoUs RIDE-Two men were dis
covered on the arrival Of the train at Harris
burg. few DAYS since. fast asleep, seated one
on each of the cross pieces of the brake, on
the truck under the car, distance OF only
eight inches from tho ground. They mus
have ridden in this position li5 miles merely
IN clnde the payment of "a each. They were
seated so close 10 the wheels that their backs
rubbed the grease and dust run tne aN'ee OF
both the trucks and were so covered with dust
that il was diff ,ult TO determine at a glance
+ whether they were black or white individuals
I FILLNoRE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, al
wavs Wing when the Presidential struggle
comes, shows decided front in favor OF the
nomi,. alton of Willard Fillmore--Eion. Mer'
edilh p Geniry has been making speeches
n, different points in nte state Of Tennessee, de-
voting his labors chiefly 10 a vindicaiion oil
President Fillmores acts, and to brilliant enlo
eies upon the man and his conduct. The
West Tennessee Whig-an Influential paper
has Fillmore name at the mast head, and the
Wing papers generally sympathise in the nom
ipation. Judge Campbell, the Wing candidate
/ for Governor, eulogises Mr.. Fillmore very high