The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-12

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GAINESVILLE. Ohio. after rctirin. for the
ni,bt. heard , noi.,. 40 of SOM. ons. ST..
tempting TO enter th" window. the
''n'.""'. i'-" ".'1 t.t '-'" o.
approaching Dhr Ni'dr, i..d. ,u.lio.
the robhcr .nsjrpil Az rA lr'rHl. .
attending the Fair. recoenized t-.
corpse AS that Of q ,,otoriau. l,t4l thief .
from New Yorl.
"A penny was deposited IN the /
corner stone Of 2 church at jackson f.
Mich. last wee that had been taken /
from tie corner stone Of temnlc in |
Rome bn;lt durur the r,iou of IA.
Grst Or,
STUDIous.- We understand t1at
several Of the members elect pf the
next House of Representative have
nrovided themselves with .Crsliuo's
Manual" and are bnrnino the mid
n;obt dip, j., et,,l,.;,... l.n g.. sd,
ovor . do,;horo,;,.a ...a,.i, e,,1.
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~ ~, iou.iu interesting II mo- l'"h'a''c
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THE BLACK BRIoADE.-The Legislature
of Massachusetts. now onoaoed in REVISING
. u statutes .! 'ua' STATE mas stricken out
inc worn whlte Wherever II occures IN
connection WIN 'A' m''l''a. ,p"7 allowing
nen oi an colcrS To parn"IP''r III the
encampmenta. \ writer in the Boston
Post INDUCES in the following nlea~ontrie~
at this innovation
ut is rumored. whether uron reI,b,.
authority or not We are unable TO assert
that the Brigade will make IL first Az.
pearance with .pe1e,0/ ,coot M The heod =,
The treat ADVANTAGE 10 he derived from
the introduction of this 'Corps d. tfrioue'
being in descent upop nm enemy IN Ice.
ward, it iq universally believed that A. ,
windvard reqervc If o6e,s;;,s ,roons tboy
will always hold and maintain tbc HIGHEST
rnnL. and must move Invincible "a mn
regular troops would he able to stand he.
fore them for nm inatont
The writer inadvertently we presume
omitted IN mention tho cro,, odvant,oa
! the 9. Rrigade" wonId n,ssess in being
able to march either wsv without chance
of front.
:, LEY JACOB Dung, the palr'ach OF
" nelioulsn IN me united 1tate'' died at
Ii"rrlSourgi' ONO on the ION INST, at
'fie age OIL eighty three years.
An EsLIGBTENEp HIsToR1.N new
History of the United States. by an
Enclishman, is said TO contain the follow.
ing The writor must have obtained his
information from Grattan. late Epolish
Consul at this mort
Before I went IA America | bad
neafa mucn oil american natural scenery :
uI' 'o nnr, M"S s"uly alS'Ppo,n'eu
tra,,or,od H., aonnt-, c.nn, ~ do,na;ai
dependence Of Her Most Gr,cious Ma;os.
w. in Canada to the Rocky Mountains
am saw nothing that could be called
worthy OF the artists or poets observation.
1t Is true that Canada has some charming
scenery, which has been much improved
Dy British taste and ar'--the natural con
sequences OF the Fennemept ana cultivation
VI Tue inhaG''an,' pu' whenever one
090eI iu'o 'ny suites Tue COUNTY eAn!o'
bo,b oF rb;oh ~, o''' 5on VI n'N'4 Pt~ilo1 ,
through in corseanecc Of the ouantitieq Of
y '. animals 'hey contain a dls'
pnEI;opt n IiTDCi o . Iue ntlsa Sta'es
a.t "aa s nt,ootnI ' bp dromo O 90 ra anu
coors While cross;no :, oirie md everv
PASSENGER DESTROYED These raecoon, are
the terror of this wild country. and have
depOpulsted thousand, OF lilies OF its sur
face"
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