The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-05
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have been gr0ubd at LangdUu's Mills
since the 9TH of May last ,and the work
for tue day ga hours) ending at p NJ
on Tuesday last, was $40 barrels of -four
from three run of stone. Tho -four is of
the best quality to be had any where on
this continent The task set for this
years business is one hundred and fifty.
thousand bushels of wheat. In addition.
a few thousand bushels Of Western corn
s ground, ond one mill is devoted solely
to custom Montpelier Watch
man,
VERMONT APrLKs.--We learn that at
the late Fair of the United States Agri.
cultural Society at Philadelphia, where
the show of fruit is said to have been
very fine, the first premium Give dollars)
for the best plate Of apples was awarded
to our neighbor Mr.. Chauncey Goodrich
The variety was tho GrarenStein. and
grew on a tree on bis premises SO loaded
with fruit as to require propppg. They
wero exhibited by our friend Professor
Peabody of the Polytechnic College, Phil.
adelphia, who had the whole charge of
laying out aud arranging the fair grounds
Huntington Free P,esS
ATTEMrr TO COMMIT RAPE On Mon.
day Of this week, DR.. W. Ii H. Howard,
of Bradford, was brought before Justice
Prichard upon a charge Of assault and
attempt to commit rape upon the person
of Mrs. d. T. Cor bin, of Norwich, wife
Of ID. 7. Corbin, a member Of the senior
class Of Dartmouth College. After an
examination, lasting from Monday after.
noon until Wednesday noon Howard
was bound over to appear at the next
term Of the county Court, under $500
bonds e1cJury aurora.
AcciDENr-O Thursday oflnst week
horse belonging to Nlr. John Paine Of
Albany, while hitched at the hotel in this
place, took fright, broke from his moor.
ing, and ran with all haste to the creek
bridge which was then taken up for
repairs with the gig which was
attached to him jumped over the mans
head into the midst Of six workmen who
were engaged there. killing the horse
instantly, and seriousl y-:hough not dan
gerously-injuring two men, Messrs
Bsrnabce and Nc Donald The horse
ran with all speed, with his mouth shut
wide open, " cleared all obstacles put up
to prevent spproach to the open bridge.
aud it was thought if he had not got en-
tangled in the derrick, would have cleared
the whole space, distance Of some forty
feet As it was he struck his fore feet
on the opposite side fell back " q dead
hoss"-TasJu,gh Standard.
KILLED On Monday the Goth Inst
Mr.. john Morgan of Lunenburg, VI
started early in the morning from home,
for the Depot in Northum berland, and in
passing down the bill, near the house of
Sterhen Adams, his horse became frigh
tened aud commenced running. Mr..
Morgan was thrown from the wagon and
so severely injured, that he died before
persons could arrive at tho spot Inju-
ries to his head, we're supposed to be the
immediate cause of bis death. Mr.. Nor
gan was about rs years ofage-L ancaS'
ter Republican,
AccIDENr.-As Mr.. Walker, one of
the proprietors of the saw mill, in this
place, was engaged in repairs about the
mill, he stepped upon the end of plank,
and was prccipitated into the crank pit.
a distance Of about fifteen feet. One Of
the workmen noticing his sudden disap.
pcarance, commenced searching for him,
and found him completely covered in the
saw dust at the bottom Of the pit. He
was taken out senscless, and conveyed to
his home, few rods distant Medical
ni1 was called. and on examination his
skull was found to be fractured Hopes
ore entertained of his recovsry.-Ran-
dOLph Farmer.
HONEY BLEs oUTDoNE -Mrs. {. A.
Simonds of West Hartford, Vt. has dis.
covered new method Of making honey
from harmless buds and flowers, with
cheap sugar, even at the present prices OF
sugars, it can DO made for 10 cents per
pound and any one can make it, at any
time of year. This new and important
invention drew premium at The Con
nec,icut river valley Agricultural Fair
at Bradford ID
Snow. The White Mountain Ban
ner says -" The first snow of the season
fell at the White Mountains, New Hamp
shire on Monday evening the 18th ul,
Mount Lafayette, Of The FrancOnia range
of mountains, is also covered with the
white mantle of Winter. The snow has
not held off so long at the mountains fol
quite number Of years"
A Wires BILLS Vol. Sth of Cush
ing's Reports contains an opinion on I
case where q mesmeric physician sued I
husband for service rendered the wife il
his absence. 1t is to the effect that tb,
law does not recognize the dreams, visions
OF revelations of woman in the mesmer
ic sleep, as necessaries for a wife, fo
which the husband without his consen
can be made to pay. These are fame.
articles which those who have money o
their own to dispose of, may purchase,
they :bink proper but they are not nee
essaries known to the law. for which tn
wife can pledge the credit of her bus
band"
t - The Emperor OF Russia has resol
we'd to introduce tho Georgian oalende
into Russia, and thus to do away witt
the difference of twelve days between tn
old style and the new. This change will
greatly aid the Developments of commerc
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