Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-02

is in an extremely delicate state NJ I h,Mldt
frmotion. " "O'"'''eu without
Propheiie.-Tbc st Louis Doilv n.
presses the opinion that slavery will I'm
years, cease to exist the State of NJ ssl!
that to o, without any agency of rngisSlD,a.h
Congress, but in the natural progress 20
Among the chief elements in prodncin, II ~
sirable result, is the large influx of ,bo " +
population, now amounting to nearlv ",
very few of whom employ slave lahor
are almost universally opposed to tho s, a
Ieiedo Republican. '''
Independence, No. Sept. 25.-we have
gence from Santa Fe to Sept. 2nd. In n.
ton for Cong css, the returns as far nc
give Reynolds large majority II was h..
generally thought that his opponent, AZ
would be elected. Col Sumner had loo
command for the Navajo country. Tho
leagucd with the Navajo Indians. bad
with large portion of the stock belor,'. |
the Boundary Commission.
The Liberty Pdtg Convention. IN,
Convention, which held It's meetings 4, D
adjourned on Thursday evening. M.
of their deliberations is the nomination ,rc
Smith, of New York, for President. and IN
burke, late Free Soil member of Gomez.
Wisconsin, for Vice President
Strange Comiship-Some time moo.
maker. IN Harris, being in want of a ME-,
tised for one, and, at the time and place a..
ed. was met by a female Both were In
The suitor, however, unuckilv seemed >,
the same opinion that King Pedro was /.
to ms wife, Mary Of Arrngon, that she wa.
handsome as she might be good, so their Ina.
ended IN mutual disappointment The n.,
vertlsed a second time, appointing An
place for the meeting, and varying the W..
the advertisement. He met the same Dad,
recognized each other, could not cboo..
smile at the recognition. AMI pcrhaps
Of them could choose but sigh. { he p'-.s,
bachelor tired his luck a third time. and
third place Of appointment he met the EN-
perseycring spinster. AZ this meeting nj
could help laughing. They began to Com
in good humor; aud the conversation bec,r
agreeable on both sides, and the circum.,.
90 remarkable, that this third interview M
their marriage. irerness Couiv.
The Postnastcr's clerk saws. if the poo,o
afr their stamps to The right hqnd uBDcr corn.
their letters, they viii greatly facilitate h. ,
10 stamping aud canccllng stamps, prcpars
10 mailing SAID le,ters-apd he will be
greatly obliged servant
II this rule would facilitate husine.s
Post-Ofices, 1t should be adopted Al p..
most Of the stamps are placed on The lef
corner.-.li5auy journal
o. The Boston Post says that The ria
Vonnr,.,y ~ ,,-c..,,.,,.'. a. 70 ''
,,t h,.nr 80, "PF'''''i' d.
New York plpcrs state that Powers r.i.
tel statue of Eve, lost with tie SWEDISH
/ We stmorelond, or Cape Pllos. more than
ago, bias boon recovered, and broueh, sai
'''' '''' u % "o' ''''''''"''y Injured.
Pm Old Cocl' gone We pace n1 r...-
upon our sorrow. in recording Che doaiA #
largo Shanghai cock of SIR. Wiiaa Stowe
worthy Postmaster. and late Chairman a
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c.!,t.- c.il .l'I
e5.s h.,....i '' ,''' "iN 'N u''
-, l.,5 tI'-., 80 ~, %. ''
ria b,,.. ~ la .,a,', sl''.'i Tts .
spcct wlh al the Gckloness of Their SEX. 4
ed ut him from under curraut bushes. and ra.
dod 10 be very busy scratching. wheue,a
stately form. stately even IN ITS wreck. 81
like sorrowful shadow hv. At last.
breeze sprnrinc no. be- wa ked ou' 90 Obtain
reyNlfyne influence. but ihe breeze took h.
tail feather the bantam neirhbor uttered a s..
crow, The hens uttered, and the chickcns ST.
erred right Out" This was the drop TOO n
Ills proud heart broke, bee ieil, he diaa Ar
Enne5 W." hn, 'e = :, H., ~ ''g ,lll' a". =.
,h, source from whence ri,av sor,,r, ,be,.
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Tho Coics,,,i r,,,l. IN IN ne .. mss ,rd t..,.
.of Roy,l,g S,-;'o. ~,
= look INTO E'erniig When Summer!ie'a
h. r,,.ed sos,n bar ca,,5j : o-,alt Il.
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disastrous storm has swept over r.
Georgia, winch hls proved very destucH
buildings and the crops. Thousands Of d.
worth Of property have been carried awf
Steamers Magnolia aud Falcon pear Coua
were made complete wreck by the huuc'
Recorew 9rhe Boiy qfhe-lss.aaIi k,q'-
.hnots Ligt--Mr. Bennett, keeper Of III
rock light ship, recovered on Thurs ay tle
mains ci Joseph w iison, one OF the ul-iliel
sislani Keepers of Mlnots Rock llghi.who pr
ed IN The lighthouse last spring. The gen.
were discovered on Gull ledge about mile s.
OF Minots Rock Nothing bni the skelea
the body remained. The skull was iraeg
probably from fail or from beng crus.'-
81 & d \.
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