Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
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cratic party" are invited.
RE-VAccINATIoN.-Th late DR.. Fisher, of
Boston, for a long time gave attention to tins sub
ject, and in January last published with others
the following propositions which are supported
bv numerous statistical facts, and are fully relied
upon by the profession -
|. That one single and perfect vaccination
does not for all time, in all cases. deprive the |
system Of its Susceptibility of varUlous disease |
2 That one or more re-vaccinatiOns do and /
that, consequently, physician should recommend
re-vaccnation, when questioned as to It's neces-
sily.
g. The system is protected from yarioous
coniagion when it is no longer susceptible Of vac
cine influence, tested by re-vaccination.
ORA new Post Office has been established at
the Bradford and piennont railroad depot in Brad |
ford, under the style Of the South Bradford Post
Office. Henry w. Baily, Postmaster.
o. On Wednesday afternoon, a lady from
Vermont named Lowell fell down IN Leverett
street. and fractured both bones Of the right fore
arm-Bosion Daiiy .9dr.
Jenny Lind This celebrated songstress has
met with immense success IN this city. he
proceeds of her first two concerts were over SlO,-
0OO.-.Nr'o Orleans paper.
Gen. Henderson's Second 7'rial-Ths has
just closed, and resulted before in the disa
greement Of the jury, who viii be discharged.
Increased Postal Accommodations tcth Califor-
nia.-We are informed that orders have been
issued by the Postmaster General to the Post
master at San Francisco hereafter TO make up
all letters from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
and Massachusetts, IN separate mail bags This
arrangement will secure for all letters destined
to either Of the above named States immediate
transmission on the arrival of the steamer at
New York and will avoid the detention hereto
fore consequent upon their being mailed to New
York, for distribution there. We also learn that
letters from either Of the above named States
for California, will hereafter be made up IN sep
arate bags-Jounai.
The man who refused to hang his gate, being
much opposed to capital punishment, is an old
resident OF Connecticut
fashionable Indy in New York recently
gave party, to which the guests were invited
at , =. Nj. Sensible.
An evening pnriy recently given by fashion
able lady IN New-iork cost the round sum Of
$4,000. Foolish
a l.oNo PEA. The other dsy, in the Su-
prone Court of New York cause came on for
argument, when the defendants ans,rc wos pro-
duccd TO the Court IN the SD pe Of document Of
some sir thousand fotios. Judge Duer inspected
tie prodigy Of pleading, and then grayely sug-
gested thar by all means il better be sent 20 the
Worlds FAIR as specimen Of American indus
Try!
The man who his never taken a newspaper
was seen 10 Ciuc nuad mtely. He vas nquu-
ing the way 20 ue poor mousse.
o. The friends Of Gen Wiudel scott net
az uie Court House nIlamHton, Butler Co. Ohio,
Jan 18th. and nonn ted mm for the Pres .deucy.
1 Ihe cl.l ilr t'e mcctur was gned bg ablui it-
~ persons. Tie resolutions conclude as fol
lows -
Resolved, Tint Gen. Winfield Scott is wo--
thy OF the highest houors a nttons gratitude
can be,tow aud VIII be- ogr first choice for Pres
ideut of the United States 10 1852.
Resolved. Thal the first choice Of this meet
ina for Wee President ia 1852, Is tx Governor
Jones Of Tennessee.
a. Mr. Schoonnlkcr. Whig. on Monday. IN
iroduced To the New York state Ssulta d bil %
provide for the election Of L. S. Senator Do
( place Of Daniel S Dickinson. The Tribune
slys "Our adyices lead US TO believe that Il Is
destined to pass"
c. Dr.. r. ". Foote, Of Burlo, late Charge
20 logoa, poe 10 Russia as Minister P.enipo
Tertiary, aad Mr. Adams, formerly of Hua 10
VIII accompany him Secretary OF Legation.
a. Judge Shirley has written a letter de-
caunr thutwo.thirls Of the people Of siisas-
sippi are nos tsdal with d. COMPROMISE. pro
yidsd the Fugitive Slave law fully enforced.
Fried Poiaioes. The French method Of cook
ng potatoes affords most agreeable dish. Ia'
potatoes ARE peeled, wiped, and cut into thin sil
ccs, then thrown into d irving n8u containing an
abundance of hot lard As soon as they becom,
brown aud cnspy they are thrown INTO a culhn
der to drain, then sprneed with salt, and serve,
up as as bot as possible
"Chares,7 said father to bis SON, while the,
were working IN a savmil, ''Nhli possesses y0i
20 associate with such girls as you do. When
] was OF your age, ] could go with Che first cu
Ihe FIRST cut sand the son, as Doe assisted III,
old man in rolling over log, is always tI
slab~
Use Jaw and physic only in cases OF necessity
they that use them otherwise abuse themsclve
INTO weak bodies ana light purses they are goo,
remedies, but bad reefeations.
c. Gov Hunt considers thnt the furiuv,
slave law should be faithfully kept as long as thl
same remains ia force, though the people mus
be len free to examine It's provisions and practi
cal operation.
az a Rochester lawyer is getting up pan
Drama of lawsuit 1t commences in the yea
one and ends at doomsday.
IT, Wien Ossian L. Dodge was in this stat
las winter, he wrote to the Boston Museum
newspaper about Nermonters as follows;
q have found them, a general thing. tn
most hosptible, temperate, well-bred and intel
lgeni class Of people, To be met with in the Z
nitea States
Many persons in our large cities, have laborei
under very curious IDEAS IN regard TO the bacl
I towns of Vermont, and wish to take this oppor
tun.ty to set matters right by boldly stating tina
the Green Mountain tate from border % border
can't be beat either for general intelligence, IN
, dustry, musical taste, pretty women or fomanu
scenery.
Is this paper you are reading your own oh
no Just borrowed 1t for few moments q
neighbor T. Then why not borrow your neigh
boris hat coat. OF breakfast? The one Is jas
as much his the other, No lnan has RICH
to read a newspaper unless he pays for it ifhf
does he is spungng his neighhor aud deiTaud
the printer out of his labor. Think of this il
future, and make up your mind 10 subscribe 70
the Nlllager, ii yon think 1t worth reading
you don't think so, don't borrow t-IHager.
O. Mr. w. b. Fiicd, of this town. has LET
at our office a white squirrel shot in the edge O
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