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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12
An Elderly Lady Caught.

The taking Of the last census has Civ
en- US "a score of capital stories, but we
do not recollect having stumbled upon
the following. We pick it up as an es'
tray, going the rounds without credit:
Last fall, census taker, on tour o
duty, stopped at an elegant brick dwell
inc-house on Western Row--the exac
location Of which is no business of ours
lie was received at the door 10y a still
well dressed elderly lady, who could be
easily recognised as a widow OF some
years standing. On learning the mis-
sion of her visitor, the lady invited him
to seat in the hall. Having arranged
himself into working position, he in
quired for the number of persons in the
family of the lady.
Eight, sir, replied the lady, 'includ
ing myself
Very well--your age, madam ?
My age, sir she replied, with a pier
cling, dlgni6ed look; e conceive IT'S
none Of your business, what my age might
be--you are inqulsltive, sir
The law compels me, madam, TO
take the aye of every person III the
ward it is my duty to make the lnquI-
ry.'
We'll, if the law compcls you To ask
| presume ii will compel me 10 answer.
am between thirty aud forty
] presume that means thiriy6ve 2
No, sir, it means no such thing |
am only thirty-ihree years of age.
Very well madam said he, putting
down the figures, Just as you say. Now
for the ages Of the children, commencing
with the youngest, if you please.
Josephine, my youngest, is ten years
Of age
Josephinc-pret,y name-ien.'
Minerva was twelve last week
'Mlnerya-capliyaling-twelve.'
Cleopatra Elvra has just turned ff-
teen
Cleopatra Elvira---charming-
teen
Angelina is just eighteen, sir--just
eighteen
'Angeba-favorite name--cightecn.
My eldest, aud only married daught-
or, SIT, Anna SOPHIA, Is a little over
twcniy-hye.'
twenty-five did you say, madam Z
Yes, slr Is there anything remark
able in her being OF that age
Wei, no, | cant say that there is
but is ii not remarkable that YOU SHOULD
be Ter mother when you were only eighr
years Of age
About that time the census ,aker wa,
observed sailing out of the house, close
" pursued by broomslick. 1t was III,
last time he pressed a lady to give hel
age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

CONSCIENCE AND PuMPkIS SEEDS
fodderlng the cattle III The evening, |
like to sll down and read the papers,
Now | have read a great deal lately IN
the Journal of Commerce aud Other pa
pers about Conscience and the higher
law, aud the duty Of every body's obey
ing the law, and they've published IA
great many sermons too, all to prove
that YOU must obey the law Of the land
am how, and you can reason ii out alter
wards whether you are breaking the law
Of God or not. should say these edit
ors and ministers had now pretty much
concluded they have covered up people 5
consc'euccs with their sermons aud argu-
menls and threats so deep that We shan't
hear II UGH more about It, and /; really
puts me in mind of brother Seth's and
my experience when we were boys
The fact vas, father set Seth and | To
planting pumpkln-seeds among the corn,
aud he gave us a STINT to plant so many
rows. aud II we got through before night
go fishing, (here were big trout in our
creek 80 we went at IT, and worked
like beavers, till we got about halt
through, when 1t was getting So late that
our fishing looked like coming out the
hltle end OF the horn. So says Seth,
SAYS he, " Come Jonathan, we'll have
DO fishing al this rate.-Come. let's put
The rest OF the seed under big stone
the old man'll never know it hen think
they roued ia the hill. So we put
them under the biggest kind of stone,
and went off fishing, thinking we had
done the thing up right smart. Well,
in a few day after a growing spell, faith
er and we boys were gong up through
the corn field, and there the corn and
pumpkins as far as We had planled)
were up finely and would you think II !
that big stone ii was surrounded, no 1t
was most covered, with fine thrifty pump
kins, coming up aud growing around like
SIXTY
The old man stared well and guess
we boys stared some, too There were
Inc pumpkins, come up all regular about
half way, aud no pumpkins all regular
about half way, and there was some
pumpkins about that stone, guess
Wen, the wonder was Out, and no deny
ing II The hckIng Seth and got at
that time, II makes me little uncom
Portable 10 think Of IT, even to this day.
Now these editors and ministers. and
politicians who have been at work so
hard and so long, trying 10 bury cousci-
'ence SO deep it will never come up a
gam, wonder if they think they will
have any better luck than Seth and |
had don't believe they wIll My
opinion is, there is as much life in con
science as there is in Pumpkin Seeds.
Don't you, Mr.. Editor - Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

A Shre1od Ono-A deacon in GER
tain town in Connecticut complained to
landlord Of some bad conduct of bis
boy in his absence. The boy denied
the charge, and said it was like the dea
cons other stories on which the land
lord ordered the boy to be silent, aud
learn better than to contradict a person
Of the deacon's age and standing. Soon
afterwards the deacon addressed ply
stefan present, and wanted To know what
would be good for sore finger which
panied him very much. The doctor repl
ed that he would find benefit 10y putting
it into ye. The boy being called on to
prepare the medicine, shrewdly observ
ed Doctor, letihe deacon put his finger
IN his mouth and tell that story again-it
must answer The same purpose =
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Done, stranger you haven't done
anything. Nor | Ina nj any hostility to
you but | want to pawn this knife with
you. 1t cost me twenty dollars in New
Orleans. lost my whole pile at old
shed4e' coming down the river, and
ma nj got a red cent. Lend me ten
dollars on it, stranger. I'll win it back
for YOU in less than an hour
The money was loaned and sure e.
nough, in less than the time mentioned,
the knife was redeemed, and the incor-
rigible sporting man had a surplus OF
some thirty dollars, which he probably
lost the very next Observation-Disclosures
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

A SHtrP CARRlED UP ByA WuIRLwINp.
"A destructive whlrIwind aud storm passed
over the farms of William and Thomas
Vance, IN portion of Smith aud Cross
township, ~ this county, on Tuesday after
noon, the 20Ih inst A sheep was lifted
from the ground, and carried up in the AR
some distance, aud fell, bursting II open
and killing IT instantly. - Washington Pa J
Communicable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

AT trial, somewhere in Vermont, the
defendant, who was not familiar with the
multitude of words which the law EN-
ploys 10 make very lrihng charge, az
Ter listening awhile TO the reading of the
indictment, jumped up and said -
. Them ere allegations is false, and that
ere alligator knows it,
a mistake: this was Of course in the
land of ailigatorS-Alabama.
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RI Deaden IA so,nd Of nn a

To Deaden the Sound Of an Anrii.
IL a chain, about one foot long, form
ed Of a fe~ large links, is suspended to
the small end of an anvil, it will destroy
That sharp thrilling noise produced by
striking on it with the hammer. The
vibrations of the anvil are extended TO
the chain, which absorbs them without
producing any sound. This is good ad-
vice To any body who has blacksmith
or, worse yet, coppersmlh for neigh
Dor,
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A keeper in menagerie, while in a
stale Of lnloxlcauou, was grappIed with
bear. An elephant, who was locking
on. seized brnIu 10y the nope of the neck,
aud held him suspended ull the drunk
en- two-lcgged brute escaped.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

In certain village in Massachusetts,
the topers label their rum-lugs Wash
ing Fluid. Very appropriate for rum
has washed many man clean out Of
his house, home, and humanity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

A lady in Jersey City has given birth
TO fine boy, having the form of ii
bunch of grapes hanging from one ear,
and single grape from the other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

An exchange threatens, if the ladies'
Introduce the Turkish trowsers that the
men will introduce the other Turkish
fashion of multiplicity of wives
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12

Peculiarly Of Western Li6.-We
heard a pleasant illustration, an evening
OF two ago, OF a peculiarly of Western
life. A man in one of the hotels of a
southwestern city was observed by a
norihcrnor to be very moody, and to re
gard the stranger with looks particularly
sad, and as our informant thought, some
what savage. By-and-bye he approach
ed hun, aud said: q Can ! see you out
side The door for few minutes = Ger
ialnly, SIR said the norlherner, but not
~lihou, some misglvings. The moment
the door had closed behind them. the
moody man reached oyar his hand be-
tween has shoulders and drew from a
pocket Tremendous bowIe-knfe, big
ger than a French carver; and as il,
broad blade flashed in The moonlight
the stranger thought his Time had come
Put up your scythe,' SAID he, and
tell me what I've done TO provoke your
hostility 2
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BOnnets at Wholesale!

vtERCHANrs that want to buy BUNNETs in Moni2e-
W ior Mt Manufacturers prices Gun md between 600
700 to select fcm the Peoples Store and prices guatan
tied. We receive them from the Manufacturers every
week
We feel certain that our Low PRICES and the LARGE
QUANTITY TO select from will ensure aire salo.
All Kinds Of MILLINERY GOODS at Low Plices.
LYMAN 4 KING.
Apnl ~ 1851. "a
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FITCHBUKG RAILROAD
r,5,-s;Gl Trains will leave Boston as
zx2T- follows:

For Fnchhurg 80 IL - Eapies-.l n \. M.334P NJ
for W,itham, e.50, $40, 10 lnd III A. N. ] 3-i,234
"a and a q. NJ.
ForWneuowo 8, and q Is, A. NJ, IAN, 800 ala,
and 4 z ~.
For LoAng,oa az s , a. NJ, . B. q and 5I.2P.N
DOWN TRAINS Will LEAVE rOR BOSTON,
Fson Fitchbufs at go a. 49, ~ A 100 ERrtess) aud
440 p. n.
From Concord at aul o A.M.l.0s, 5.t4, and 556 Nj
From Walihuuat 72J, So AIS and IA A. NJ, 1875, I,
5 "a and 20 =. ".
From waiero~uat6la and II 4. Nj, 100, g. 80 and
6P NJ.
From L-aing. on a. z so and 20 \. NJ md go = VI.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Gude
$. NJ FELTON,, superintendent.
Uo.ton Nov E 1910 g
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"Farrner's Guide To SCirntifc and
Brnclir:al A.IiCIIIinrp.N


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READ
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A VIGOROUS LIFE.
PREMATURE DEATH.
KENhELIN on Scf-PTescrVation.

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Il ldir,,se. t,-siftiAei YOU rH, MANHOOD aad OLD
AGE
TO a 1ho sp1cheud suffer undeI tae dire ren-equen
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exhaustive cf,rts o seieniify und uanoui habs-o oil
Who 300 sdunn tn d lining f yca eei-y. hr victims
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READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable ndvico und impressive sasnas gives, viii
rvent leor, oi mi'ey and suffering, aud annually
hunsnnds of i.iers.
rareni- by tradus g. Will learn hov prevent che de
sturtun ot theu children.
remao.e OF q cents, enclosed letter, addressed
10 Dr. hNktLlN, fhludephu. VIII ensure book under
cnyelo e. peg rctufu OF Mail
Dr. Is. fifteen }furs resident phystciHn g. w. Corner of
lhlkb and UNION Streets hciweou Sprucs end Piue Pa
miy bee consulted eonndruialfy
Tie who place" himself uuder tho of Df X may re-
hseusv coueie 90 his honor gentleman and confident
iy ri, upon his skill as o physician.
pnlf and BIO cured O. homo
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS &c. for
wafd" by sending feuittance, aud put up from
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81 Bootseicn, New. Agents. Pedois, Csnyasser. and
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RALSAM.
THE Great COUGH REMEDY.

Many years Of experience aud than Hundred
Thousand Cures Of tonsumptIVe Complains, have
proved TO The unduu0fd susruuu Of all
become acquainted with ths tade MI remedy II is great
" superior, because settling healing sar.
certain 10 cure tonsumptiou Of tls Lungs than any
other Remedy IN the world We know, however that said
By thai Consumption be- cured Re upin.
Ion of the many the few shall attempt argue with
SUCH ~ ih We 49, and 10 QsicT fact which
proved theussnd- u cses that this aedcine has cured
Cough aud dseaes which b.os the effected
called real toHsumption ADD which attended with
syHpto that reseahed all reps.ts the synr-
Of those rho dr. and en 341a said with
mat th9l disease Consumption. THIS Bsssm hes cured
h1usdRd of who aid 10 be- hupoessv afflicted
sho had hifd DIV, raesiHg Coughs pgHs the Breast
SIDE nni lasoS-nigncully n breathing -PgFrsHf i1pe
farqil1H fic1fc FrrcF Night Swea- wasting away
Of The Flesh snd BLOOD. fenuss having such complaints
have been cured after snd they could aof live week
uuger Ths Medicine has cured WHO supposed 10
be IN dying state, lu, by ~ use OF his rmedy they
now live. and enjoy good health
fhis Bnisam il pnfeg tegelbe eoHP9und Il pleas
an 10 take and dos g Of
any ciIcum nuces effects he wonderful and mi
racuious Cnres by Purf ing, Strengthening InviE-
Grating Che whole sys'cuy clastr4g ne rrcgL40n and
producing helg aciionthus ayiHg Ough- soothing ne
NerNcr-Hud oid.g aad facilitating INpcctOration, IL
Cures the following diseases, viz
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TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER BOX.
The Poor Mans Friend.


Edwstd Young Cabinet Maker S. Carver street In the
ysar 1874 injured by Plank falling on my leg It
caused bog swell aad become ,ned and eaussd The
most awful uce and sorosi thtt duhed the skill ad
OF the best ct Quebec the place Of
dence thut Mr.. Douglass OF the most popuar
surgeon, Quebec assured me that heie little nope
my recovery.
I camo to Roston; my limbs were now both Affected
applied DR.. Phelps he tried his skill bnl without any
success and was thea induced TO call upon Dr. Warren
gave relief, but after time grew quite
disheauencd my limb. almost sores IRON
ms ences, scarcely allowing me to seep
rest day nght. hid read gooi deal about Russia
aud Saves aud many things that flt little inter
Russia Save, although repeatedly By my
friends iy 90, skeptcal Al length
brought "a OF Russia salyc, which applied a.
ny ln1s thr directions implied. really began feel
sensation peculiar pcasatuess about my raging sores
went down 90 goddos CO.. State .ire,t and Dough
Two borr. have used an al nearly fouf boxes OF I'M
rIeat Snlvc limbs nov, with The exception the
scars as perfect they The ulcers have heal
up, nearly ali disappeared, aud hesita
b, the time have used the iuurih the
Russia save shall be cured. consider ono of m,
seyefesi tests that sase could possibly encounter
would ADD, that having the salv@ 10 my house, aud !
meuher of my family suffering very much los, T.
Commended tho use Of the Russia Salya and which cured
them with great ease, and ga very briefs space OF time
faofs, vefy respectfully,
EDWARD YOUNG, 5. Carver ST. Boston.
To Me-srs. Reading * Co, state -, Bosion.
Wholesale retail agents ioi the United states.
REDDlNG aud Co., state Street, boston
b1r'fhis says put ~ "a neat stamped metal boxes
with engraved label illustrated with the above cut
out which none are genuine 20
orde.s should be addressed to REDDJ.vG 90.
state Street, Boston.
p1TtoT sale by GEO. ". SCOTT,
O5:6m Mou'peler VI.
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THE STEAMERS
Northerner, Bay state, Ontario a
GHlHTneI.

uavc commenced running daily huo from Osaen.burgh
iSuHd4ys rAcsprt leaving ogdens1utgh az O'clock ia IN
evening, she the Cars ffom Konse's Point
Jgfasseugers from hieago, and intefmrdiato American
paste ae those rom Kingston, Tofonio, aud Hamilton
4. w. kug this line, VII he carried through Win cumiou
4ni despatch The superior accommodations and gfeat des
patch b. tins line ~iii give satisfaction 20 ALL
TIChETS THROUGH
At the lowest OF Fare Fec ali Esa Charge for Car
tase OF Nhage %. the fouie be- had the Steamboat
pno' Railroad Depot % al the Oee vi L. q. Allea ang
sons, OgdonshuTsh.
\. IS. 90 before the first Of Juuo ensuing the
Of this ne viii irafe Osden.hufgb wioo day on the ar
ryalO me Care on house's Point Passengers b, I'M.
ne vii nave az opportunity at viewing the Fails OF Niara
and The gfeat suspension bfdges lewsOa aud Nara-
20, WIN cAnnot be sesn any other
fhLlGhls for all Ports un Lake Enc and River - Law
renee, c.n,sned The Agents Of this hne h. n. Allen
Sons psicnshursh, Will be snip 'ed with do.pafch.
= h. II HLhkOpk has bccn appointed travelling Pas
enguf agent 10 wuom feiefruce may be had also,
hhAnLti CANflEiD, harrington
NiAhOLS 81 LiNDE, fiaitsburgt,
r. WALTON a SON, Montpelier,
ShbSLt a Co, Il. t. Exchange, boston,
Me.s =. Z a a FAIRBANKS, ST Jshnsbury, VI,
ALNAh thOchEk, Esq Fnchbufg, Mass.
o. ALLtN SINS Osdsnsnafsh,
y. sCONELL, hfoad sueet, boston.
csasnsbaighi Aln IS, IeSl. a45s
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Re-Opened.

THE suhscfibsfs have this day feopened the DtfoI
u STORE, ~ Waterbury, recently occupied by o. fos
ter, where they intend TO Keep and now have on hand
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Consumption,

STowE's CHEMICAL WASHING SOAP a FLUID
March 10. n
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caN - hfthcrrhttf CURSE ny
DIR. HOOFL DIS
Celebrated German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DIR. a. NJ. JACKSON,
AT IlE
GERN1N MEDICINE STORE.
No. 1870 Arch ST., philadelphia,

Thsr porf- me- abfrf dssasrs - Not nadia ..
isdbe aHg ottc prparefon ts Inid safes az 4e 80,
anssti ~ faqay cdsrs AFTER ShiLLFUL PHYSICIAN.
nm F.4fLED.
These bUtls afe worthy che attrnfiou ~ in,aiids
Pussrssng Ntues ia The rsfihcufton ct df.ta.,
The Liver aud lesser glands, exercising tht scafchn
Powes weaknes and affections The digestive ofsan,
they ore Withll, certain, sutv und Uleasuut.
READ ANn 81 CoNFlNCfn-
Democratic banner., 1851-04-21
Magee's I4inimenf

N offering this valuable preparation 10 d.
public, the undersigned l. wen aware th,t
he will have to encounter not only astrons pre.
judice against all patent or .s.uniysrsal' ned.
cines, but that his Liniment will have to con,
in competition with many valuable and longer
established preparations. But be fearlessly en-
tiers the lists of those who are engaged in. pre-
pairing remedies for the ills Of human life, Win
The confident belief that nothing but a fair trial
il wanting to convince every unprecedented mind,
that his Liniment has no superior, if an equal.
for the cure ofthe various diseases for which IL
recommends it. He has been for several year.
engaged in the preparation of this valuable med.
icine, and in administering it TO his afflicted
|neighbors and friends, butnOt until recently, snd
after many solicitations from those who have
tried its efficacy in the alienation and cure e
distressing affections, has the proprietor been in
|duced to prepare it for extensive sale and use
among mankind. He has no patent for the in.
|~ventiOn, but would caution those who would wish
to be benefited by it, to purchase none but thai
which is properly attested as genuine, which
will be in all cases. accompanied by the wriien
signature of the subscriber. From the f~iatfeSp9
opinions formed Of it by many persons, this pre-.
paration has been styled
MAGEES LINIMENT OF LIFE.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-21
AMERICAN HOTEL,

On Vine street, betreen .Nain s. Second, 81. LOUIS
The above Hotel, rebuilt, thoroughly rem
f=9Ef ovated, reftted, and furnished with entire
I2lnew furniture, with large and convenient
additions, " as opened by the subscriber for the
accommodation Of transient and permanentboard'
.ers, on Wednesday, the 10th of September.
The location is desirable, being situated in the
centre of the most extensive mercantile portion OF
the city, and equally convenient TO the Levfe
The house, with its new additions, CONTAINS large
and airy rooms, sufficient for the accumulation Of
two hundred guests, with dining room of sufficient
size to seat comfortably the above number.
1t is the determination ofthe proprietor, to make
it equal in every respect to any house III the city:
and hopes by the ~Strictest attention to the best IN
of his guests, to merit a liberal share Of pat.
mig Nv GEORGE WOOD.
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C E T E .
WHITE SWELLING,

WHITE SWELLING.
Dr.. John Magce, Sir: This is to certify that
my son was taken with the white swelling. and
your Liniment has cured him in a short time
The disease was Of a years standing.
JOHN C. BOWLES. +.
Pike Co. NO., Feb. 23d, lS4S.
II This was a remarkable case, and excited
much wonder in The neighborhood. ly
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT. MISSOURI;
DECEMBER 24rH, 1850.
George w. Jamison
Maria JamiSon.
To Maria J0mison, nonresident.
you are hereby notified, that George W.
Jamisnn has fled his bill against you in
The circuit court Of Lincoln county, in the State
OF Missouri, the object and general nature of
which is TO obtain a divorce from the bonds Of
Imatrimony between you and the said George w.
IJamison; and you are hereby required to apl ear
lin said court, on or before the first day Of the
next term thereof, TO be begun and held al the
court honse, in the town Of Troy, in said county,
lon the first Monday in May next, and answer
said bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
against you.
Teste, THOMAS G. HUT. Clerk.
December Both, 1850. (n27-Sw.)