Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-16

having lower vitality thnn the skin, the akali IS
sufficient to produce the disorganizotlon OF the
former without affecting the latter The warts
never return.
Atm locofoco meeting in Fall River II was
solved not to buy OF, nor in any way to patronlze
or encourage, those of an opposite political faith.
So also we learn from the Lowell Courier that in
the Whitney Mills in that city, in which Mansur,
the Locotoco candidate for Congress is Agent,
there is not single Wing employed. We men
ton these facts becnnse it is stereoiyped charge
against the Wings that they employ corporation
and other unjust influences in political canvnssng
This wholesale charge OF prescription which is
brought against us as party, we pronounce utter
" false 1t might DO brought aga inst the Locofocos
with quite us much justice and reuson.-.4tldS.
The New York Sun estimates that ten thousand
d olars are daily whitfield away" in that city, in
cigars alone--inore than the people pay for their
daily bread. Though the calculation is probably
mn exravagant one, yet we are fain to believe that
the money paid for segars bears quite too large
proportion to that paid for bread.
Horrible Tragedy. An nffrny took place at Dres-
den, Wenkey county Tennessee, OH the 18th ult.
between Frank Mcdaniel and Joseph Anderson,
brothers-in-lnw, in which the latter received three
severe slabs from the former, with the shank OF
pit file, which caused almost instantaneous death.
Mcdaniel was imp,ediaeIy taken inio custody,
and is now in jaiI awaiting Ills trial. Both were
intoxicated.
E,tsh Begging 'You must help me TO a tin
penny, or else said Lazy Rooney, of Kildare,
TO nm old gentleman. with stare of suicidal des-
par. Stop cried lhe good Samaritan, here's a
tenpenny for YOU but tel me, what did you mean,
man, by cor else - 'Fa.lI then, your honor"
replied Rooney meant you must give me tin
penny else must go 10 ,oork for onep
Married at Blairsve, on the LIST ut, by Rev.
John w. Jones. Mr.. CHARLES SpMMER, OF York,
to Miss ARABELLA w. WYNN1rR, of the former
place.
Doubtless The fair bride exclaimed, with Rich
ard the Third
'Thus is the WTntor of our discomfort,
Made glorions Summer by this son Of Ycrk"
pRIvATs ENTEaPMsE. An exchange paper has
the following in relation 10 mn important work
| constructed Ivy private enterprises
Gen. Abbott n. Brisbane, of Georgia. gentle
man of distinguished attachments and high stand
ing, has constructed rail road seventy miles in
| Length, between the Ocmulgce and Flint rivers,
| with force Of one hundred and fifty Iaborcrs,
who, instead Of being pnid pnry amount of wa.
ges for thcir labor, which generally squander-
ed as soon rs received in useless and often per-
| ncious manner hive taken tho stock of the rail.
road fox heir labor, and are ROW the principal ow.
| ners OF tire road.
The important work connects The Atlantic with
| the Gulf of Mexico, an object which the Genera
Government has desired to accomplish for the las
| twenty years. hut without having executed 1t.
| We learn that seven boys who were skating
! and fishing on the ice Mt Pawiucket, last Sunday
| fell through. Five Of them were recovered, hu
two We're drowned. We have not learned thei
| names Providence Journal
Feeding Pouthy.-Professor Gregory of Abcr
deem, in letter to n friend observes: rs suppos
: You keep poultry, mny tell you tina, it has beer
J ascerained. thar if you mix with their food a SUI
ficent quantity OF egg shells chalk, which the
eat greedily, they will lay twice thrice as man
eggs as before. A well fed fowl is disposed /
! lay II vast number of eggs but cannot do so with
out materials for The shell, however nourishing i
{ other respects he food may be; indeed fowl fc
I OH food aud water, free from carbonate of LINZ
aud net finding Rny in the soil in the shape
mortar, which they often eat off the walls wouI
lay no eggs all, with the hest will in the world
: At tho recent term Of The Court of Comlno
Pleas, in Licking county, Ohio, in the case of
| young lady who had been slandercd by male in
= dividua, the jury returned verdict of one thou
/, sand dollars damages, and would have wng
- awarded more, had it been asked IN the declara
u ton.
d The indictments against Webb and Marshal
), for fighting that duel, have all been given up, b.
. cause the grand juJies cannot find to a certain
which Sine they were in respectively when the
a fought. II appears to be generally conceded tn
= both of them werr ~ a state of Trepdalion.