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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
The Advantages of Railroads.

| writer in the Mobile Herald and Tribune,
", ~, educating the interests OF the Mobile and
On,o Naiiroad, makes use OF the following state
nen'' as moving the oenehclai result of COM
o'n1ng cePsSl with labor:
Te enn noo na' 64O miles OF railroad, costing
:, 'Soo.ooo- los miles OF which were built by
, , I'a'e q. d COSY Ut S3o0o,UOO-S South Caro-
Una has 81. - ,hnes ccst'g So500OCO-Vir-
gihia' mas 90 tn"es' So@lng S|OOOOCO, and a
general IA" au'nofzins ,he subscription on the
part o, 'ne S'ate y" TWO nuns OF the stock of a.
ny ,aiiroau chartered and oniit within the State
l-Maiylan1. ooI m''es oui,t ana hrilding at a
cos' OF S-~.uoo,uuo' upwards or SoCOOO GOO Of
WHICH ihe o's.e nae i"rniShea ny the loan OF
c,a'e nSs-IennsyiVana, looO miles, Costing
SooVVO'uuu1o mics Of IL were built by the
STATE COST Sd,SSopVU-New Jersey, zoo miles,
costing So,eoo,oUO-New YORK, i,OO9 miles,
costing Soooo|'ooO' OF whlch me state has fur
nisheo ny ioahs ana giii, over 4,oUO'OOO-Massa-
chusei's, 9o4 miles, costing S46,7OO,OOO. OF
which nearly 81, UU0u00, have been furnished
oy me ota,e, , i,ooVoOo IN STOCK SUBSCRIPTION
anu S.'ooo,OuO o{ ioan OF Stale oords-New
i1eippshire' ~IS mics, costing S|,|OoOOO-Ohio
- n,lIcS' o",l anu nuiuihS, at cost OF co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
The Newfoundland Dog.

ONE day last summer took my place in
Gravesend steamer, and found considerable
amusement in watching the various charac-
tiers. Two persons in particular attracted
my notice; one was middle aged gentle
man, stout, rather surly, tacturn, who paid
no attention to any living being on board
excep, a huge Newfoundland dog, that was
painting and lolling out his tongue, roaming
among the passengers, showing them out OF
his way, or Tightening children, by sud-
denly covering their faces with one lick of
his great tongue, and convincing nervous
ladies that he was going mad, by the yigor
with which he stuck ont his legs while roll
ing upon the deck His master eyed these
pranks with sly smile, and seemed quietly
to enjoy the terrors occasioned by the antics
of his burly friend The other person
whom ] specially noticed was very pretty
and well dressed lady. Young lady she
would no doubt have been called, but that
she had with her little girl, about seven
years old, who called her mamma. She was
evidently possessed of nerves; indeed, she
seemed to be possessed by them, and their
name was legion. Endless were the petty
annoyances in which they involved her.
But her keenest sufferings in the small way,
were caused by the unwieldy gambols of
Lion, the Newfoundland dog and her in-
cessant and puerile EXPLANATIONS of terror,
indignation and spite, against the good na.
tured brute, kept up the sly, malicious
smile upon the lips of his apparently unno-
ticing master. The little girl, on the COLI
trary, had, to the increased alarm of the
weak mother, made friends with the mon
tier, and for long time amused herself by
throwing bits of biscuit for him to catch,
which feat, notwithstanding the incorrect
ness of her aim, he managed to accomplish,
by making boisterous plunge to one side
or the other; and when at last she timidly
offered him piece out Of her hand, and he
acknowledged the compliment by licking
her face and rubbing his side against her,
until he almost pushed her down, the littie
creature fairly screamed with delight. Her
mother screamed too, but in one OF the most
hysterical screams in which she was fond of
INDUCING, and which was followed by an
oulburst of anger at Lions audacity.
Good graclou, + she exclaimed, if that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

Profits Of Fjlcls.-Mr. Edwin Howard OF Eas-
ton, Massachusetts, gives an account of the prof
its of his 70 Wis from the lst Of December, 1913,
to the same period of lo49. He began with 10
hens and cock, in the spring he added one more
hen. The whole stock was valued at twenty dol
lars. The numoer of eggs produced in the year,
was 1851; the number of chickens raised by
himself was 81. The eggs sold, brought S27,
81, and the fowls sold $40 45. Thiry-two fowls
on hand, are reckoDed worth $50. His fowls
are mostly of the variety called Cochin China,
imported by Mr. Bayies of Taunton. The eggs
that were sold were Teckoned at so cents a doz.
though one dollar was the price charged; bui
fifty cents per dozen was deducted for the trou-
BILE of packing and sending them Off The ac-
count stands thus: Eggs sold, l3000.'' s2z 81 !,
eggs not sold, 5SI. at 80 cents per dozen 81 &c,
Fowls sold, $40 As; Value OF fowls on hand ove-
last year at this time, so; Total, sol ~ 324
bushels of corn and meal, at 10 cents, S2i 81 !;
Balance in favor Of fowls s67 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04
The Boy r. II. Stafford. This remarkable

The Boy T. II. Stafford. This remarkable
mathematical genius, who has attracted so much
attention by the early developeme mt of bis pecu-
lar powers, is made the subject of remark by
Prof Pierce of Harvard College, IN his report to
the Visiting Committee of the Lawrence Sclen-
itic School. Stafford attended the Professors
Lectures on Analytical Mechanics and showed
himself perfectly competent to master this diff
cult subject of research. Up to this time, he
fully realizes his early promise of extraordina-
ry powers as geometer, but his friends notice
with alarm that his body does not keep pace
IN growth with his intellect and that he is net
gaining that robust health SO necessary to
strong mind IL will be remembered that lie is
under the charge Of Professor Edward Everett
and Professor Pierce, and is supported by the
liberality of gentlsn en- in Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

The BEST REcoMMENDATIoN.-A youth
seeking employment, came TO this city, and on
enqulr,ng at u certain counting room, if they
wished a clerk, was told that they did not. On
mentioning the recommendations he had, one Of
which was from highly respected citizen, the
merchant desired to see them. In turning over
his carpet bag to find his letters, book rolled
out On the floor. What book is tina. :" said
tine merchant. " 1t is the Bible, sir" was the
reply. And what are you going to do with
that book in New York 2" The lad looked serl-
ously into the merchants face. and replied, I
promised my mother that ,could read II erery dan,
and shall do H." and burst into tears. The
merchant Immediately engaged his services, and
IN due time he became partner in the firm, one
Of The most respectable in the clty.-.New York
paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

RAINING FLEsH AND BLooD.-The Fayet,e-
vile ~. C-l CaFol,nlan, states that ON the 18Th
of FeberuaIy. there fell in Simpson County, a
shower OF Flesh aud Blood. about 80 fee, wide,
and as far as 1t was traced. about $50 or 800
yards IN length. The pieces appeared to be
iiesh, liver lights, brains and blood. Some OF the
blood ran on the leaves, appa emily very fresh.
During the time it was falling there was cloud
overhead, having red Appearance like wind
cloud. There was no rain. A piece OF the meat
has been examined with two OF the best micro
scopes IN the place, and the existence of blood
we'll established but no hing was shown giving
any indication OF the character OF the matter. 1t
mas the smell, boil. II its dry state, and when
,nacerated in water, OF putrid flesh; and there
can scarcely be doubt that 1t Is such.
The same story came Out years ago.-EA1a0r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

a Calf irorth telling of.-On the 18th ult Mr.
Elisha Morgan of Mortified Mass, killed calf
eighteen months old, that weighed, dressed, 72j
pounds. The heaviest quarter weighed 1863
tried tallow, IS hide 30. 1t lay with the COW
seven months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-04

@ Mr.. Calhoun continues very low, and Sc
rous fears are entertained that he will never re-
| cover.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31
Attorney for PrOsccutin. Claims at
the City of Washington.

fENliE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle.
I'll ment and adjustment Of all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government Of the
United States. any Foreign State or country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
OF The public Departments at Washington.
The procuring of patents, Army and Navy Pen
sions, the collection Of accounts against the Govern
ment, all Land Claims. and every demand or other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt aud
efficient services of an Attorney or Agent.
a residence Of fourteen years at the Seat OF the
FEDERAL Government with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
Of business a, the diferen: Offices well as in Con
gress; added 10 bis free 10 the abest leg al
advisers ii needed justfes the undersigned in pledg
ing the fullest satisfaction ana the utmost dispatch
TO hose who may en'rus their business 10 his care.
Be well known to the greater part of the citizens
of THIS District, aud to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last twelve years,
it is deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent OF the business, but moderate in all
Address, H.. C. SPALDING.
Washington, d. C.
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MANY Of the Democratic prints have ex.
limited resiiveness under this appellation
e., which We are unable TO account, seeing
aha, i, originated at Tammany Hall, and was
er.t applied by one portion Of their own par.
70 10 another. The Union, with that regard
~ uroprieiy which distinguished its columns
under the management Of the late :" d indie
cuni." denounced it as q "bIack guard epi.
,be,." The Delaware Journal notices one
OCCASION on which il was used by very r.,
NOUS member Of the party. Wequote from
tina, paper:
ain the Democratic Conventions this c, i.
,het has been avowcd and made boast of.
q. characterislng the Democratic party, and
especially as applicable to the Candidate
nominated by tina, party for the Presidency
in 1914. Il happened TO be in our power,
ulhou, losing time, 10 turn to the record of
the proceedings Of that Convention. la The
Globe Of June 6, ls4i. is to be found he re-.
nor, Of the proceedings Of the Baltimore
Convention on the 20,h day Of the pre- cednp
m,nlh, 10 which Mr.. Frazer of Pennsylvania.
(Reah Frazer, Of Lancaster, the war horse
of Dsmocr.cy,l when about to charge bis
voie from Mr.. Buchanan 10 Ml. Polk, thus
expressed himself
a. Who are va going for now (ssia NJ.
I'D We are going for the man who fought
50 bravc!y and So undauntedy the Wings ol
Tcnncsseo--ihe pare rhois hog Locofoco
Democrat, who goes agains, Bank Of the
uoicd States, and all corrupiins monopolIe, /;
sssins. the distribution Of the proceeds o:
the public lands. against the assumption Of
the drbIs Of the States BY the Federal G. ".
eminent; sgains, the Tory Wings of lhi.
cuuntry and tyrnnnizing England 10 word
a m,n who goes against the ring .lteaked aud
.pecsed Wing party, and all lis odlous,
saominiblc measures"
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STEAM.

Some OF our enierprsing mechanics ma,
perhaps take hin, from tho foiloa ins cxt,act
from letter OF Ilirlce Greedy to ihr Nea
York Tribune;
"The best thing saw ia Waier'oan was
hhe iifn Gu, o. two thousenl people on Il
|w,id, s,orny night to heara dty a "a Ten
,ersnce tho next beat MAS a new " Portable
Steam Engine," invented aud Manufactured
here BY Iioa'd & Bradford, aud sod, (iuclu
ling butler and ull fiy,ures.) at these rates f.:
half horse power $685. one horse 500 /;
40 horse Sl6o; three horse secs; four
bar. $500. The two horse engine eva H..
n'd vas running Ma Ter 20 yer pres. brisk.
:. While burning abou, as much fuel as A
kommon kitchen rargc. & rtalnly, 'un o.
yea coal would amply Suffice 10 tun il fort
D. hi. night and day, or a month, ten hout,
per day. Tn. time mus, be al haGd when
k,ery thrifty farmer, with ne,ry every me.
thiuc will have such an engine Of his own,
pnd chofp'og straw, turn ng grand, one
burning, chopping wood, lhfeshng. Sc,
pill have ceased to be a manual, aud bee me
mechanical operation. Pdniing (prrss
york by hard, must rapidly disappear before
he approach a. Ihts cngi'e, winch vii hs
cunning on wheels, and driving a sc the he
ore IL, or drawing a pIas b-hind i, ~,a,n
se years. We have hardly begl1 10 use
),eam az yet"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31
A REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT.

A REPRESENTATIVE CovEaNMEN
Dr.. Cooper, OF South Carolina, was cue o!
|he best.nalured old gentlemen thu, ever lee.
|ufed TO mischicvaus boys. On one coca.
|iop, shen he catered the lecture rooin, 81
|ound tie class all seated With uumuuicd
fiac'aa'ily, and looking soadtaus grave
Mischief. Il VAS evident, was the cause, and
sas apparent they were prepared fir a
tufs II laughter as the old doctor waGalcd
blang up 10 the Predecessors chair, Tor there
|at an old he.goai, bolt upright, dashed ~ the
fhsf. But they were disappointed OF their
ban, for instead Of getting angry an storm.
~ at them, he midi, remarked
Aha! young gentlemen quite rppubli
fan, | see, 10 your tendencies fond 81 a
representative government elevated one Of
our own number 10 ii,e ei,alt, hey Wei,
feiI il is all right. d,fe sly tie present
fcunbent can Il IL as we'll as any OF YOU. -
~ may listen IN his lecture day. Don't
bel sheep'sh abou, !. =
And away he wen,. without leaving q
me behind bim.
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DR.. BENJAMIN Ku rs
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILLS,

The greet pht'1nthropi.t aud emincn, physician,
Dr. benJfmta Rast, invented universal remedy Tor
disease, aud denouiinatcd bis irfa'hbt, Halh Pils.
His Imacnse practice and wonderful cures proved
aud certified il, the ne plas 0ra Of specifies. Had
he done nothing else for The benefit OF mankind, or
10 commemofae his name public beuoactor,
this would haze been sufia ient.
For all bilious eomPla,nts and as purifier of the
blood the world is challenged TO produce It's ,qual
Vne oa'y gtnEiHe Rush Pills, compounded from
the original receipt, is sold by the
IMrIRF CnMrANY
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County Of uniun, OF which The sud Lemnlond dec
scz and possessed, VIZ:
/ lat. A Gold mining tract Of $50 Acres, lying
on Goose Creek, adj iuIne the lands OF Eli Stewart
Silas /. Stewart, George w. kitch, Jesse StilleelI
and Others, upon which there have been opened 10
Veins, within less than 100 yds. OF Goose Creek,
stream uneqnslled in tins section of country for
God milling or any other species of machinery, the
ore &C ono OF which worth from $50 10 slO0 per
h .sIcl. and the uie OF any of which will compare
iavorably with lba, OF the richest mines in the
state. uyon almost all parts Of this tract, min
crai indications Of the most ALTERING character. On
The lon part Of IL entirely out OF The region OF tie
veins already discovered Jumps Of virgin gold,
wciq hing as high as : grains have bron picked up
repeatedly and al divers places upon the surface of
the plain aud along the channcl OF Tie ghbourIf z
branch, the surface everywhere banning out many
particles OF gold 81 this tract l0l cleared
and 10 cultivation and Dwelling House, &c, aud
Grist Mil on the premises. Independent, OF It's min
cral wealth, this tract, for the purposes oil agriculture
and ma liucry is very valuable. Goose Creek runs
ibro lgh il from We, 10 East, dividing it into two
near equal ois plrce's of highly felle land, and
furnishing fans and mil sites unsurpassed in This
section Of The country. The veins already discover
cd IN consequence OF tho 9tsiuctua'i1n Of the late
Mr. Lenmund TO experimenting them (being gen.
tleman IN easy oiicumsances) and The expense OF
machinery, have been worked without machinery
and upon scale so small not 10 impair their val.
ne, in IN pl being sunk more than % 80 feet,
nevertheless. the lahour, expended upon them, has
been wei rewarded and there can he no doubt that
with capital aud suitable means, they would yield
the highest mining profits.
pad The well known Fox-hl gold-mining tract
of lg5 acres, hung on the waters OF Goose and
Crooked Creeks. adjoining the Iaads OF Amos Ste
vers, G. w. Caldwell, II. Oates and others.
3id. thitd tract vi 90 aces, known as the liar.
key tract lying between said Greeks, adjoining The
lands cfthe heirs al law OF Jno. Wca,z, Decd Phillip
Gender and others.
4h. An undivided ! h of tract Of li9 acres, IT,
ing the waters of Duck Creek, adjoining the lands
oil Eli Stewart Jno. w Day 5, A. kevcls and others,
5th Also tract Of "a acres, lying IN the County
Of Mceklcnburg, on the waters of ,osc Creek, nd.
iounp hc lands Of Morris David Blrr, the lands
Of Philadelphia Church aud others.
~ Persons wishing 10 examine The mines will
call on Jackson {. Lcmmond on the premises.
C. NJ. L. McCAULEY, C. NE
Ioly lst, 1850. Sl-rs
IL The Carolina Waterman and Lincoln Repub.
lean will insert weeks and the Phi,ade pima North
American will insert one week and forward accounts
to the Clerk and Master in Equity with paper, d..
rected TO Monroe, Union County, N, C.
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NJ EEvw wHsJ~rG.

~ e. ENT ~E e. @E0-o
-E r. OATES would respectfully invite The at
4F4 lenl IA OF the public generally, to bis selec
eaisog ae oil musical publications, the copy rights
which have been secured from The Conpos
ANNA DisaoPs GRAvD MARcH, founded Oh Bellini'.
celebrated Rondo Finale, All don't mingle,' in
La Scmnambua,' and in reducing the new vari
alton. composed by B Him fnever before publishsd
and the property Of Bochsi Eu,bellished with a
correc, likeness Of Madame Bishop, in the char.
ac'er of ANNA. Arranged for the Piano Forte
by N. G. Bochsl. Price 37i cents.
tNE MUTT DANs LIS TRoFloUks: \ Night in the Tro.
pics A Reveric, on motive fom lie Desert,
by fecisn David Composed by Maurice STA.
tosch. 37i cents.
GRAsD Pork, fASrAsrIouE: composed by the lac
eminent Gui,arlst, Vincent A. Schmid author OF
the Retreat Arranged for the Piano Forte by
Miss Adele Kohnstock. 25 ccp,s.
SUaYys'DE WALTZ: embelished with beautiful a I'D
correct view OF Sunny side, The residence of Wash.
ington Irving; composed by Henry T. Oates CSC.
AUD LANG SYyE Polka: by Francis RI la IS Cts
MARY BLAME Polka 25 cents.
La FILE DE- REGIMENT Polka introducing the air
Saut a Ia France % cents.
REvE D'AMouR roiKA 25 cents.
YANKEE iooDlE Polka. q cents.
FREDRBICK NuLtItM's GARDEN POLKA 2j cents.
SFcoxp SusA>NAu Polka: by Rzha. 2j cents.
HoME, SWEET lioNF Polka beautlnl.l IS cents.
LAST RosE OF SvMuER Polka VERY popular 25 cts.
Low Nor PoiKD hziha % cents.
Celebrated IlSD, Polka, Introducing All! would
The happy day was near 25 cents
CH.sLrsToN Qu,DsLLEs by F. Woocott. 81! els.
DEsrAIRlNG MARY, beautiful Ballad. composed by
the lac distinguished vocalist, John Wilson
25 cents
kEowEE VALVES in 2 Nos by Lady Of South
Carolina. SO cents esch.
PALMETTO RTGMsNr Observation-Disclosures with
correct repre., atallon OF the New Military Hail.
Char eslon: by Henry L. Oates. 25 cents,
SoUTuERNEG QuICKs rFP-e mbeilished with a correct
representation OF Steamship Souiherner: by Hen.
T. Oates. 25 cents.
JAsPER GUARps MARCH,. Composed by lady of
South Carolina. IS cents.
Lucy LosG PcIKI Scyermarkische. 25 cents,
CAR~ivAL OF VENICE Polk, livery popular 2j cts.
STLYERMARKlsCHE fAvoRITE Polka 25 cents.
Also, ali the New Music received By express from
the principal publi>h 10 the United States
- liberal discount made 10 Dealers Schools
and SemDaries.
Oders for these publications must be sent to
GEORGE OATES,
2l3 and 236 King st, lat the bend) Charleston.
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