Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
Sept. 2, 1910

them great acquisition, although | &C
them on too dry piece of ground.
| traversed the farm and grounds q
Gov. Hill, who by the way is the mos
industrious and hard working man W,
have in the Granite State. There is nj
danger ofsuch mans rusing out. H,
has made great Improvements upon hi:
farm and is now reaping large crops: he
has upon his grounds large and wei
cultivated market garden.
Itistruly gratifying TO every lover Of
our owndfar New England, TO witness
the Improvements going on among our
farming community The well finished
and furnished farm houses, the capacious
and solid built barns and out houses, well
fenced and neatly cultivated fields. neat
and clean kept gardens with almost every
variety Of esculents and many ornam ented
with flowers and small fruits, TO say moth
ing q good apples, pears, pums, &c. /:
handsomely furnished parlors and good
collections of minerals, shells, specimens
IN geology and other interesting curiosi-
ties, &c.; and tables laden with useful
books and standard periodicals-aIl goes
10 prove TOO that there is a moral and in.
tellectual improvement going forward
among the rising generation. The leis-
IRE time that used to be spent by the Young
olby-gonc days in playing button aud
blmd-man's-buff,' or tripping the feet to
The music of the VIOLIN is now scarcely
known TO the youth of the present time.
only as thiugs Of other days, like high
heeled shoes and hoped petlcoats.
intended 10 have said sometime n
yoaln respect 10 the editorials in the
astthree or four numbers of the N. e.
Farmer, bit have only room to respond a
hearty amen, for 'them's ma sentiments
'raetty' Yours, truly,
LEVI BARTLETT.
ATRcCloUs BRUTALITY.
Marietta, O., Aug. 6.
STAoE ACcIDENT-On Tuesday last
he mail and opposition stages, between
zanesyille and Marietta, were freonentlv
engaeedin racing, out without any iniury
o either until within about six miles of
Muieltat when the opposition stage con-
aining pine passengers, was thrown off
be road and capsized Nearly all the
passengers were more or less injured, and
MIR Peck, from New York very seri.
Issly. Before the accident the opposition
agc vas ahead, ard in ascending March
tun Hill an attempt was 'made by the
pail to pass it. The mail stage was on
he righ hand side, and the two ran abreast
o. some distance, when the leaders Of lhe
pail We're reigned in, the two coaches thus
fo6ght in contact, and the opposition stage
crown entirely off the bank
The whole will doubtless very soon under
b legal investigation, and we withhold
ly opinion as TO who was most blamewor-
yinthis mater. Whether censure can
ach 10 more than one party, al The time
hs accident, is, perhaps, a matter Of
Publ bat from the account of the passen-
'rs, we feel no hesilancy in declaring
at Cas- drivers Of both lines manifested a
fset TeckIessness of the safety of the
seagers previous to the accident.
Wusse than all, after the road was cleared
eie opposition being upset aud thrown
Itheblnk, the mail stage drove into town
Moo! even stopping to relieve the woun
ond refused 10 return 10 bring ia the
ssengcrs, the road agent cooly remark
yiba 1.-The other line might bring in
IL own dead" -Inteliigeacer.
FRoo Found IN Coal.
IA, Wednesday morning as 2 Golfers
tic Ross and James Gardner, were
4king IN one Of the rooms of the Old
#g6elI.pi,, at Glrgieston, they found
ehg frog embedded in the solid sean
at least twelve lathoms beneath The
aacc of the earth. The niche in which
adIyed was perfectly smooth inside
Re exact shape of the frog, and withou
ecli or crevice to give admittance 10 air
* Bind LEGS Of the animal are at least
dlonger than usual, the fore legs shor.
te toes longer aud harder, and its gen
slcolor is Of n bronze shade. |! leape
XIV about the moment that it was exca
~ from its narrow cell. How many Ger
b i. has been shut out from light an
aad entombei in its dreary dormtory
lnpossibe to say: certain it is, that a
gh dininulive in form, and with grei
Fancy or eye, il has most antediluv
hpect 1t inspires US with kind
10 be brought into contact with at
ng being that NAV have breathed Il
pc air as Noah If bad but the 6
poecb, what fund OF i" auld world st
s'hwould nfold,-K itma,nock JOu
AHE DispUrEp BOUNDARY. Capita
Alghton Of the Royal Engineers, W
Deea appointed to continue the surv
lc disputed territory commenced i
7 came passenger in the steamer 81
Ola, i'om England. Captain Broue
y accompanied by a son Of Mr.. Fea
4oabaugh, who was engaged in the s
last summer, and Mr.. Russell. IN
'rk Observer.