Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
CHIPS / CLIPPINGS.

WORK thdt WIN pIieSS an extraordinary INTEREST
Tor the antiquarian nd physloogis. on the crnnia
OF the ancient ElYblians. Skulls have been pu,
in his possession, belonging 10 remote epoch by
Mr.. George H. GlIddou, late resident OF Cairo,
who is now leclurmg very accepnbly ia Boston,
on The archaeology Of Egypt, aud he will thus be
enabled to develope sono reinarSnble facts N re-
gard to the primitive inhabitants of the valley OF
the Mic. Tie will satisfactorily demonstrate TINT
the builders of the pyramids were Catcasans.
This will be an unes pncted discovery to the his
tor0n, since the opni,n hus been propaguted, from
age to age that The authors OF the monumental
heroglyphics were Africans. That they were
nhite men seems nov placed beyond dispute by
the erudlte researches of MIR. Glddon aud his
assertions, il is said will I've abundany corrobo
rated by the silent, yet essential testimony OF
large collection of dry homes, which address the
modern philosopher IN n language which cannot
be misunderstood, - os. Med. Jour.
Dog Story. TIC Nashua Telegragh, which !
commentaries with peculiar all the actions
of the canine race, tells the following story:
There was dog and his nHnIe was Buff. He
was educated in Quaker family, aud psrtoOf !
iurgely Of their quiet aud peace-loylng spirit
Like them he was Of few words, and never spok
except when the spirit moved. For u companion,
he had cat, brought w unNer the same adVan-
tsges, hat who had failed wholly TO inbibe the
non resistant prnciplts OF her tenciers, many
scralch on poor Bluffs nose fully testified. He
had suffered long, AID hud begun almost TO donbI
/ lle lOveiinGsS OF peNco NEieF, NHen StfWnkn
gave him u severe rlapIer-clawng for some all-
! cied wrong. 1t was too much for the philosophy
! Of Buff; 30 seized her tbs nap of the neck
/ walked eahllt 20 a mud- paddle near by, plugged
her in, and Ritet holding her in ii rs long he
thought sale, let her 60 1t learned her lesson
Moral Never ride free horse to DEATH nor
impose upon IL man to day, because iir did not
sCni all injury yesterday
Days Of Public WorsBip Suudas is Tie EIris-
tan's day ol public worship; Monday is the Gre
| clans Tuesday is lie Persians'; "Wednesday is
the Assyriais'; thursday IS the Egyptians; Fri
day i. tie Turks and Saturday is The Jews
"A strange Meeting-.4,radrfq, FEB. d. A Gu
riO,s meeting took place last mouth il the desert
between Suez and Caro-. A Mr.. fawcett, who
arrived here by the Orrniul on his way 10 iada.
when II, Carlo {ienrd that his brother was expe,ed
by thar months steamer from Bombay The Two
brothers had never seen eue other, the one teing
J. born in England whilst the elder brother was in
India, where be had kved 81 years As The youn-
ger Me- Fawcett was proceeding HcrOss tho des-
erf tis donkey, he called cut to the groHIs Of
travellers lie net coming from SucZ, whether
Major Fu"celt ~ay amongst them, aud towards
t rnilui.ht q voice aus~ered 10 MIR. Fawcetrs cad,
and The TWO brothers ,hDOk hands IN the dark {;
they beth expressed a wish to each others
S face; hut no light VA TO be had, and the two
parties lIey belonged 10 having gone OH, obey
= we're obliged 10 pari again, not having been to-
:, gether fnOre thau three or iGGr Rinutes.
e The following eAtrn from unpublished die
: tionary circulated in tie House yesterday, and
II created considerable amusement:
u Lee isiatius ,4,Semby-A circus where each OF
u the performers rides ms own hobby, and takes
y his turn Ut playing HE clOwn"- Boston Courier
Loco FJco Consistency. "I'eil not in Gah'
that thirty out OF forty one toc0iOcos, ia the
Kentucky House Of Representatives, voted ~ es %
ablisii Il Bank founded sVely upon credit, with
out u dollar of capirul, mud without the hope OF
~ ever having one of gold and silver its vaults
- What think Won Of lhSy you hurd money Cuuiites
Bat Pat.
r, ITomun in Bank,upcy-The last Worcester
t. Egs contains the nolce Of the petition OF Il mar
and has ,Uife to he declared bankrupts. Doubtless
= there is some mstake-iiey want 10 be divorced
le .nd have gene - ;!ss wrong si;op.
q Sharp Reph.-A lady asked Jack tn
WHY a vessel was called ae"-" because" an
n, swered Jack, with knowing eer, The riggin,
s. costs more than the hull"
~ .qbohiionisis Look atMisi The following is
~ list of the members Of the u. s. Seuale who's
III terms will expire with the next Congress:
Bayard OF Delaware, fenton Of Missouri, Choal
Sc of Mass. Dayton Of NJ, Henderson of Miss
so Huntington Of CT, Merrck Of Md Phelps Of VI
. Porter OF Mich. Rives Of Va, Sprague Of X. |
ID Tallmadge OF N, Y, Ta[pan OF Ohio White Of la
$500 and Williams of Ne.
~ Fifteen in all of wh,n 70 are Wings and
1. Loco l. OcOs' ElsiN are iOrklefn wings, VINO WI
"' oppose the admission OF Texas. In eighteen sho
months, elections OF egsAlures 70 lake p!ac
50, in the above slater whlcA will fill these vacaucie
~ How shall tilis be done What will he The con
'' diIion Of The country Wien most of the seats
Lo that august body are accepted by the Bentons an
nv McDuhies Of the South, add the AIleRs and Niiest
M of The North g? Think ofthis! Wings! Abolition
,.- lists Aud act accordingly : Lichfeld Inquirer.
ain The Locoiocos Of Missouri are ut loggsrheat
on the Currency queslion. One side is ia luv,
in OF well guarded banking; the dominant or Bel
md ton party Is opposed 20 Ill banks whatever. Ge
;. Raniey, in speech against the Hard Money do
nj trine at l.ocofoco meeting at ST. LOUIS, late
ed made the following hard hi at the great MokanI
M of modern iInposture, Va:
var "N there 10 any nIan eho ought 10 be oppose
to fraudulent Banks, it isnysel. In early life
.ud left my fathers root, and, after being bufeted
al bout good many years, Iouni had acquired
op. considerable fortune, which converted into not
the Of The tOd} Bank Of Missouri with The intea,ion
! 20 stlthng permanently it, ST. Louis. IAe day h
fore reached this city, the doors OF the Ba
on, were closed, aud was Iell beggar 10y Bank
Dhich Col. BeRioH icas Director, and TO tohich
-ess ,oas largely indeLisd."
, of lie might have added tina, Benton has never p,
that ndebn dness (some S50000) yet, and neN
IN. will begin lo.-.N y. Tribune.
PGpineau-This well known individual v
'ted shortly return to CnUada lie has been allowed
draw on the Canadian Treasury for $4,000
aud amount of his salary as Sneaker of the House
eni Representatives remaining unpaid Oh the bret
ing ont Of the rebellion
'o ns CoLd.-ice an Hcii thick formed a. n
nv" Orleans on the I6h alt.
eu- m
e. The town of Wakefield, N. H., has elected
null lhe he g'S'"ure' Johh burns Esq al Qua heVo
,co Iionary solder, who fought hi Bunker Hill,
the who also served during The last war He will
;, nj eighty eight years Old next August.
Dro1ned -LuIeton Hunt, an old soldier of
tais Revolution, who served five yours, and who
ire III The bhlt'es oil Ouori aud Eulaw Springs,
low drowned on the night Of the 18th ut. He liz
in Gwinnetle county, Co., and was found deaC
the The Apalache river. Ii was supposed The horse
ness which ne rode got into deep waIer and occasoI
loIe the accidem. Mr.. Hunt was uhOut Que hund
and seven yours old.
lese CHitirg Their Noses, Sc-one hundred aud e
age en- firms and citizens OF Weslfeld Chaauque