The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-12

the exquisite taste OF l~aNenueT, rose, etc',
with gold powdered hair flowing over her
swanlike neck Find the heat of the room
too much for them, they sought the cool
shade of an arbor where they might listen
to the fountains fall. The music rose
and fell, time few on silver pinions, and
after an absence of about three hours u
young friends entered the brilliantly il.
Illuminated parlors. The young lady pass
ed on in the dance, but the young man
was slightly taken back by his next neigh
Dor informing him that round his neck
was the unmistaken print. of two arms, all
in chalk and diamond dust, on one shoul-
der a large pile of yellow powder. and on
his upper lip and cheek diamond dust and
bloom and youth and yellow powder,
mixed up generally. The young lady's
hair was observed to be several shades
paler. Moral-carry n busting broom in
your pocket.
Matilda Heron has been very kind to
the demented Princes Editha," aud
volunteered to defray her expenses In an
asylum.
johnny Glenn, the drummer.boy Of
Chickamauga, expresses the opinion in a
letter from West Point to a Pittsburgh
paper, that Michael Howard, the colored
cadet from Mississippi, is not bright at
ALL"
There is just and righteous wrath in
Pittsburg. Some fellow with really more
wit than brains, has sent by mail to the
most respected and houored families IN
in the city a pamphlet, which, the Ca
aette says, is neatly printed, but altogeth-
err without marks Of artisan or a~uthor,and
contains ten pages of rhyme, assailing
scurrilous epithets and vile abuse mer.
chants and gentlemen Of fair fame, and,
not satisfied with this, spares not their
wives nor their daughters, ladies Of the
highest standing, irreproachable in CHAR
acter and position.
Philadelphia Crosby sued Gen. George
Cadwallader for $685. 900 damages alleged
to have been caused by seizure and de.
%tcntion of bark A No. l during the war
on suspicion Of being a blockade runner
A Philadelphia jury gave a verdict fol-
the defendant.
A new counterfeit has made its appear
ance, which is said to give greater s%atisfac
ton than the genuine, on account of thS
superiority of the paper and the engrav
ing
The Grand Army of the Republic werC
to establish a paper at Sacrantop, Pa.
July l, named The Grand Army.
1t is said that there is danger OF TIL
air hiiiiiy ,iem ia ~ last: IT. l"--~
Divorces in Terre Hautc are quote,
dull and declining, with receipts Of only
eighteen applicants for The August term
A Pennsylvania graveyard fence ha.
been made by the advertisers brush It
say use Jones bottled ale, if you wisl
keep out Of here"
\ California paper says that a box o
Royal Ann cherries has been shipped t.
New York, overland, the majority o
which measure three and a half inches il
circumference. They grow big things il
California.
In South Carolina there are five dali
newspapers, four tri-weekly newspaper:
one semi-weekly newspaper. forty.twt
weekly newspapers, two monthlies and on
quarterly.
The ship building interest is droopin,
France as well as this country. while thu
shipyards on the Clyde were never NOR
prosperous.
Subscriptions have been started at Lon
don and Liverpool in aid of the families 0
the unfortunate men who went down il
the Oneida.
Harrison Bailey and his three children
living near Somerville, Tenn, were kille'
recently by drinking from a poisoned bot
tie of whiskey, purposely dropped in tn,
road near the house BY au enemy Mic
place Tennessee.
DR.. Abel Stevens is writing a His
tory of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the United States
Colored conductors have charge of tn
street cars 10 Savannah that are reserve
for the use Of colored people.
An Arkansas paper says I'VE ha'
two great shocks in Arkadelphia las
week, one Of which was the impaneling
for the first time, of a negro jury, and tn
other an earthquake. The earthuuak
won."
Apropos of the Papal iufalibility dog
ma, a correspondent Of the New Yor
Tribune makes this inquiry: "Can 20
inform a constant reader whether St. Pc
ter, who was the first Pope oil Rome, wa
fallible or infallible when he denied hi
Master"
The first daily paper ever issued wa
the Frankfort Journal, which originate
with Egenolf Emmel, and appeared i
1915. More than two and a half centur
les after the event, the city is now abou
to erect a monument in honor Of Egenol
Emmel, the father of newspapers.
A Jury of his peers" in Lafayette
Ind. found a man guilty Of perjury in a
important trial, before the Crimina
Court, and sentenced him to one mouth
Imprisonment in the county jail. A poo
fellow stole a pair of boots and was sen
, fenced to three years confinement in tn
penitentiary
1t is said that Red Cloud aud his ban
were greatly surprised by the celebrity c
) railroad travel, and made gestures ienoi
ing the drawing Of an arrow from a bow
and indicated the flight of eagles witt
their arms to show the comparison tn
speed Of the railroad suggested to thei
I picturesque imagination.
Some ingenious mechanic, who pervert
his abilities. has made a figure Of a wo
man which can, owing to the ingeniousl,
contrived machinery, talk. The origiaa