Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

CHIPS a. CLIPPINGS.


l}femef's books "1here is much goodness in the
world, although at a superficial glance one is so
disposed to doubt it. What is bad is noised a.
broad, is echoed back from side to side, and news.
papers and social circles find much to say about
1t; whilst what is good goes at BEST like sunshine,
quietly through the world"
The LocuslS Coming. correspondent Of the
Richmond Wing, writing from llcnrco, says:-
" This morning, about sunrise, one Of my clIil |
dren exclaimed, "Oh father, knock This great bug |
OIL my ARM | found it to be locust in the fec
bic condition in which they emerge from their |
shell. was explaining to her something OF the |
natural history of this insect when n servant, |
whose attention was arrested, said that there were
great many in the yard upon going out found !
full and apt illustration OF the lesson had been
endeayoring to make ineligible to my little girl.
The yard, whics is without sward, was perlolut-
ed with multitude of holes about the size of the
end OF my little finger, aud The sides of the house
literally covered with locusls and their shells
american (dlicoeS. 1t is II TACT of some inter
est in the history of manufactures in this country,
that one house can advertise thousand different
patterns, und open large store with no other bu-
siness than to deal in them.
"A jPonderiih Bird late French paper quo
ting letter from Bourg, says The great subject
OF conversation here is an eagle which II sports
man has just killed. ms astonishing the roc Of
the Arabian Nights Entertainments. In its slonl-
ach were found several diamonds aud other Jew.
els, small in size, but of very fine work
Wooien Lonufaciiues an Michigan. Two E0s.
tern gentlemen are now erecting Il woolleb man
ulnclory ut MurshaII Michigan. The establish
sncut viii be competed during the summer, will
give employment to about forty hands, aud manu-
lacture HE conrser clolhs which uro in great de-
mund in The West. Tie establishment of this
mandatory will, ii it proves successful, doubt.
less be followed by the establishment Of similar
manufactures il the same section of country.
Hoolen Fdctory in IolCa Mr.. Tomnson Of
Cedar County is erecting woOllGn Factory with.
in two and half miles of TipIon, and will he
prepared TO manufacture wool into cloth in the
coming summer This gentleman has had a
ding machine for the last year, and no doub' has
! done well with it, MS we know Of no other such
! establishment in the Territory. There are be.
tween six and seven thousand sheep in this vicln.
| ily, aud besides The natural increase many of inn
proved breeds are continually imported
Dubuque Express,
"A Curious Circumstance One Of the children
of Mr. hiliarr Charge to Belgium, who sailed
| on Monday, is young lad of six years. lie had
a strong Discrimination TO make n voyage, and ex-
| pressed his determination to remain behind. Al
though the child closely watched, he manag-
ed to escape from his family at the moment Of
embarkation Mt Whitehall dock. The ship was
detained, messengers were despatched 10 the
Mayors office, and sent about the city. In about
an Eoui's time he was discovered in Courtandt
street, atienvely examining some prints in II shop
window. The little fugitive Immediately re-
stored to his anxious family, and went with them
to sea.--.N y True Sun.
Some of tie bachelors in The Ohio Legislature
are for u tax Oh buses We never knew bach
eor yet that hadn't something to say against The
ladies behind their backs.
ConnuJial Contracts. The Prcshyery OF Brook.
lyn have decided unanimously thai in their opin-
ion, there is nothing in the Bible which prohibits
a man from marrying his deceased wilc's sister.
Qualn,'S Of Conscience Mr.. Lincoln, Collector
Of The Port of Boston, lately received letter
through the post office, without signature, encos-
ing twenty dollars The writer stated that he WAS
not long before engaged in transaction, by
which the Government was deirauded OF reven-
ue to about this amount. II all who have de-
lraudcd the Government had us tender conscien-
ces ami would restore The pIundGr, there would
be no more complaint of DEFICIENCIES in the reven-
ne.
Keep on your .fanneis! is the good exhoration
OF II contemporary, in this tickle season. II the
almost universal propensity to leave off our hIn-
nels with The first warm day of spring, has the
same influence that il generally does the doctors
may count upon very material addition 10 THEN
sick lists During the whole OF May, in this eli
mate, an underdIess of flannel is almost indispen
sable for health and comfort The weakly ant
,aetudinarian--they who are subject to uffec
lions of The lungs, stomach or bowes-who catcI
cold ensilv. 10 use n uonulur uhrnsr or ,yho mr.,
Iiohe n rheumnric rains from sligh, eyuosnre r.
coJ mr. domnnrss vii exneriance fr,I roIo,yin[
Ills advice, he most henrfrinl results There i
one class Of nersons who viii exnerience ,he hes
effscrs from wearing GnnneI MI ihn venr rnnnd :
we ollude to those who nre exnoseJ from If,e
nrrunn,iI,ns IN we, or Iomnness mr. 70 s,,dden NJ
,era,ions Of ,emnernu,re Flannel Is he hes
dress ,l,t cnu he devised C,r 1hnsa ,,ho Iavo hn
nan to decline in yeors. md MI who lend n sc,en
1ary life The cslebrote,l Jnbu Iun,er's recein
lnE-re,:. ,og healthy children was-Plenty ofnllE
\ plenty of sleep, and plenty OF flannel
P,cq1,ntioi HobIies According 10 the Ma,
chc1 Un( Cm,rirr Ihe diftnrcnt declared mn
Y su,,nos ilous cnndidn,es far ihe next prrsidenc
VIII ne mounted for the areat race nearly Ms fol
lows;-