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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17
GOING OFF.

We have never heard Of so easy and
vet SO laughable method as that con-
tanned in sketch from the Spirit OF the
Times, which gives an account OF Joe
Merriweather's ascent, as told IN the
following extract, by his brother. Now
lace tight if you want TO save Jour sides
from Dustin
you rccollect, Mrs. Harris says he,
brother Joe alters was dressy sort OF
a chap; fond of brass buttons on his
coat. and the flarin'est kind of red neck
ercher: and this time he had on pair
of buckskin breeches with straps under
his boots. Well, when | was talk'n' to
him ov the prospect fur next day, all ov
a sudden thought the little Teller was a
CROWN uncommon tall; till diskiver-
ed that the buckskin breeches, that wur
as wet as a young rooster in spring
rain. wur begnnin' to smoke an draw
up kinder. and wur a liltin' brother Joe
of the ground
Brother Joe,' seq |, you're a goin'
off,
Brother Tom,' SEE he,' | amt dom
nothln' else.
And he scrunched down mitey hard,
but it war'nt ov no use, fur ofore long
he wur matter ov sum fifteen feet in
the air
Merciful powers! 7 interrupted the
widow.
Brother Joe = sell.
I'm here 2 SEE he.
Catch hold ov the top ov that black
jack SEE |.
Talk = seq brother Joe, and he sorter
leaned over and grabbed the sapliu, like
as may be you've seed squiel haul in
an elm switch ov June mornin. But
it warn't ov no use, fur, old oman, ei
you'll bIeve me, it gradually begun TO
Civ way at the roots, and afore he'd got
five foot higher, it Just slpt out'n the
ground, as easy as you'd pull up spring
reddish.
Brother Joe = sez | agin'.
Pm list'nin',' scz he.
'Cut your straps = seq |, fur seed it
was his last chance.
Talk p SEE brother Joe, though he
looked sort reproachful a, me, fur
brcachin' snch a subject, but arter APP
parently considerin' awhile, he outs with
his lack-knife, an leanin' over sideways,
made a rip at the sole ov his left boot.
There was a considerable deal ov crack
lin fur a second or two, then crash
sorter like us if a wagon-load ov cord
wood had bruk down, and the lust thing
] knowed the tother leg shot up like,
and started him, and the last thing |
seed ov brother Joe, he was whiriin'
round like .four-spOk'ed 'oheel ,oith
the rim Of, array ovcr close toaoard sun
dorm =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

A SToay WITH a Moral. A black
snake which had discovered the nest of a
woodpecker, climbed up the tree, and put
ting his head into the hole, swallowed the
woodpecker. Alas when he would have
Withdrawn, he found his throat so much
dstended by his supper that he could not
get back ; and so he died with his length
exposed, dangling from the wood pecker S
hole, an admonitlon to all who passed by,
not to get into a scrape until they had con
tTnod how 10 get ont Of II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

loln OF mutton was on the table,
and the gentleman opposite took the
carver in his hand. d" Shall | cut il
saddlewise ," quoth he. 6 You had
better cut it bridIewse," replied his
nelghbor, " for then we shall all stand a
much better chance to get bit in our
mouths ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

USEFUL HINrs.-Carry a cheap UNI
brella-you will discover why, when you
lose it, which will be in about six weeks.
Always get hold of your night cap
before YOU blow out the candle.
Before you get measured for new
boots, put on three pairs of thick stock
lngs.
Always tell the tru,h-you will find
1t easier than lying.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

A young gentleman, in describing the
effects of his first waltz, says he thought
he was ascending on band of music
For fife en- minutes he appeared to be
swimming in sea of rose leaves, with q
blue angel. This soon changed, he
says, to delirium of peacock feathers,
IN which his brain got so much mixed
up with low-neck frocks, musk, and
melody, that he has fed on flutes ever
since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

A Roman Catholic curate, 10 free
himself from the great labor of confess
sion in Lent, gave notice TO his parish
toner's that on Monday he should con-
fess the liars on Tuesday the misers ;
on "Wednesday the slanderers; on Thurs
day the thieves; on Friday the lber-
tines and on Saturday the bad wo-
men. His scheme succeeded none
attended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

SsARr.-A man down in Lynn, Mass.
IT is said, made so many pairs of shoes
in one day, that ii took him two days
10 count them He was a smart one,
but not equal to the man in New Hamp-
shire, who built SO many miles Of stone
wall in one day, that it took him all
night and the next day to get home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

+ ormerly it was maxim that young
woma should never be married till she
had spun herself "A full set of linen.-
Hence, all unmarried women were call
ed spnsiers; an appellation they still
retain in certain deeds and law proceed
ings; though but few are entitled to it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

The eccentric Sidney Smith, in speak
ing of the prosy nature of most sermons,
SAID, they are written as if sin were To
be taken out of man like Eve out OF
Adam, by putting him to sleep.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

"The constitutions of our females
must he most excellent," says celebra-
led physician, "for, take an OK, or a
horse. and enclose its sides with corse Is.
aud he would labor indeed, but il would
be for BREATH"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER BOX.
The Poor Mans Friend.

Edwbrd Youpg ibinet Maker 50 Carver street Iu the
year ls4l, was injured by Plank falling my leg II
caused the leg swell and become nhlmed and caused the
most awful ulcers aud sore, that dcdcd tho SKIN ald treat,
Of ho best ply OF Quebec, the place Of
dcnce thai tn,s. Mr Douglass, the y, pular
IN Quebec, assured me that ueto little nope
my recovery.
came 10 Boson my limbs we're now both affected
applied 10 d. Phelps he tried his skill, bus without
succoss ami was then induced TO call upon n Wanen,
Nho gave relief but grew quite
knees down anrles scatceiy allowing sleep
rest day ieht had read cool deal about Russia
sa'e, but having used good many advertised Pasiere
aud Saves, and tUsd many things that felt e
the Russia Suivs although repeatedly advised By
friends Try a. was skepical do At length a
brought box of Russia salve, which applied 20
my limbs u.s. The directions implied really began TO feel a
sensation OF peculiar pleasauines about raging
down Reddns Co.'S state -trect aud boug Oh
two boxes have used 10 H, nearly fur boxes of this
great snl'c imbs sith The exception Of the
perfect they The ulcers have heal
ed up, the have nearly ala disappeared aud hesitate
that by The time have used the fourth box Of the
Russia salye shall be cured consider my Of the
severcst siive could POSSIBLY
member of family suffering very much Piles,
ommrnded tho use of the Russia suvo aud winch cured
them with great case, and ~ very brief spare OF time
hnufs, very repeatedly,
EDWARD YOUNG, o. Carver st. Boston.
To Messrs. Reading & Co, state ~, Bofion.
Wholesale aud retail agents io the United Staies
RGuDi NJ aud Co.. State Street, boston
9Jlhis saNc - put up 10 nest stamped mciai boxes,
with label illustrated with the above with
out which genuine 20
Orders should be addressed to HEDDs.vG 90.
state street, Boston.
Price 81 per bottle. or bottles fr i've dolau
sold IN Montpelier by Town 4 Hall, State street; also
sold by r. A. Peck burlington, James Porter, Rutland
Nichols & smith, Bellows Fails.
Q-y For further particulars enquire of
TOWN 4 HALL agents state Street,
05;6m Montpelier, Vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

CANDLES In Russia, the candles used
IN the mines are made OF tallow mixed with
powdered charcoal, which is found to n-
crease the intensity of The light Let some
of our chambers try this mixlure.- pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

No cause is ever made better, but al
ways worse by falsehood. Even where
detection does not follow, suspicion is
almost invariably created.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

lMPUDEsT QUEsTIoNs.-To ask an
unmarried lady how old she is.
To ask doctor how many persons he
has killed.
TO ask lawyer whether he ever told
lie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

The WORLD OWES ME A LIVING. -
Avoid the man who says this. The
world owes no man living unless he
earns 1t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
pXx.EE:RItnshir.

Iuls ROAD cono,cis at Whnc River Juurtion, the
Vermont and Canada, Cenifa and Passumpsc Earoads
with the Concuid, aanchoster Na-hur, lowell Boston,
Lawrence. sulem Worcester, and Norwich Roads Is
the fuutc from of Canada, Nouhea Vermont,
and New Hamp-h'r. go Boston.
This Route passrs through Cspitas of New Hampshire
and Nrinii, 4nl f5e iirr lrigh low any
Amor JuY lst l-sO. Passenger Treins
the ab.ve Roads Boston irua the Depot lnweii
Road for No.t Lehanon Well River, Aont peur Bur
hnstuu 20 10 A. " ani ~ Ma, Bristol at ~ NJ.
leave West Lebanon Tor Nashut, lowell Bosom, Goion
Junction, Worcester mud NewNork az % A. NJ. aud 90
T. NJ snd hrsol at 80 4, NJ, ~ he arrival ct the
from Wells River aud Nurlingtnn.
Passengers from the t"ntTHl and Passumpsc Rond via
Concord and Nashua arrive Groion Junction Worcester
aud New YORK guek and cheap hy any other route
special Caiue Tam VIII 20 Though over this route
every iuesd ~, without stopping There pens
and good accommodations at the landing about 4tis
mile from fuftefs by tins dr0ycts have rot onls
the advantage Of the Cambridge and Brighton Markets ~
also the marset at Manchester Nashua, Lowell Srenee
and Salem
Freight Trains daily each way [suadeys excepted
over the tcntui Pussumpsc, Nuuhcru Concsfd. Nishu
and Lowell Roads TO and Tom Huntington, Wei River aud
the Depot OF thr Lowell Road Boston Merchandise of
kinds caeJ cheap and expedousy de b, any Other
route.
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, n II. June, 81, 1850. s3tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

II is supposed that women were made
smaller than men to enable the latter to
lift them over the gutter when it rain
ed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17
"Farmcr's Guide 90 Scientific and
Practical Agricuitnrc,,

n, HENRY sTEPHENs, FIR 3 of Edirhurgl, author Of
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in Yale College, Sc. &C.
This highly valuable work will comprise two large royal
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LIBERATION

I HAVE this day sissa my son, MALLARY BLISS, his
time durng the .ind-l his minority aud shall moi
claim bis earnings, pay any debts M
ter this date. JOSHUA Bliss "a.
Esst meaiPsisf, January !, ie5l.. 2o.3w
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ON AND AFTER JAN. !, 1850,
..-.-. (rARS leave Boston from Ftchharg Railfoad
LsINs@k1 - Depot, By way Groton Junction, Fitch
-Ssss7- burg, keeue, Walpole, and Windsor . A.
- Me- and arrive at Wells River at % p. N. and
at Burlington ti q 40 T.. VI.
Cai. loa,e Boston oi Charlosown, Clatemont and Wind
5l2P.M.
Cars esve Wells River II A. N. and burlington
~ n N aud 10y way ct Windsor Boston II T. NJ.
Cans leave Windsor att IS A. NJ and - 10 T.. NJ aud az
rive go Bosion al > 4 aud =. NJ.
Passengers To aud nom New York connect with above
trains st CToton junction Worcester and Nashua r.
Wuipole.
Stages leave Wells River nrrivl Of Cans from boston
Tor 81 Johnshury, Stausteld, Derby Line, sc.
Stages leave burlington every morning Sundays excepted
iuF Montreal,
Cattle Iaius for porteris on Tuesday.
Freight Insns leave aud urrve a' Hu-on daily.
THOMAS =, WILLIAMS, supL sullivan r.
y L.
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Gil HHlNts
discount of hru'y 6rs per from the above prices
will he allowed to clubs ordering four copies any
tho above wofks. Thus copies of Black
of Rtvew viii be seat address for So
5 %
Remtgances and communications should be alwrys ad-
dressed, postpaid OF thanked, 10 the Pdhshefs.
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FuN,r rtrort y NurL Infr.nra "a Gold
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
FARNrEIS's GUIDE,

-Four leading BRUSH Quarterly Reviews and Baokwoods
Magazine In addition which they have recently com
meneed the Publication Of valuable Agricultural Work,
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OPENED TO WEST ALBURGH,
RECOMMENDATION Irain.
BOSgON, MEM XOlsls, dc. by the
WHY OF Windsor VI.

RAILROAD FROM BOSTON &c WELLS RIVER 81
TO BURLINGTON, VI. THROUGH TICKETS TO
CITATIONS ON PAssNMPSlC AND VERMONT Gen
TRIAL RAILROAD
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Re-Opened.

rI,HE subscribers have this day re-opened the DEPOT
u STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupied by o. Fos-
Ter, where they intend Keep, and have haod
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IIARDMARE-

Nv STOCK Of Hardware Il now complete. IL Won want
- n9use ltimmlogs--it you want Table Cetler-if YOU
wan, Joinofs Iools-huaiy, II sou want ANl IHiNC IN
'n's hae-fease give cali We can supply your van,
September 10, ls5l. s3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

bLkAAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. l2u Ahtii street doc bolo, Sixth lac Of o7s
Race suociD Philadelphia end b, r.sarri,i a. is.ies
Ivy ~ '"i"Nj''ee' w. ,..uuti}f e3:lY
Nutisheid, j. 81. RItfil Rvt,stN' ~
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BAY STATE SUAWIS

Stoi FIELD have uioe Dot Of Long and souare
- BAY STATE sHAWIs, which viii M III A. ia,s
Pfiees. Coll aud examine tncn,. " ~ ~ - 49,"
September 10, l55l. %
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KEAD TIlN BOOk
january IL, 1851.
SCDTI 4 Field

HAVE this day received large STOCK of MEN GOODS
sueo To- the season, md VIII sell the small ud
van from cost for Cash. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Vermont Legislature.
MoNrrELlEn. VI Thursday. Oct. {

MoNrPELIER, Vt, Thursday. Oct. 9.
The House organized this forenoon by the
election OF Thomas +. Powers, (Whig) Of
Woodstock, Speaker. The vote was-Powers,
lOl; A. J. Rowell, Coalition, II. Isaac B. Bow
ditch, Old Line Dem ls. scattering 8. Chalon
F. Dayy, Wing. OF Burlington, was chosen
Clerk, pro TEN vote, Davy. Wing, rs; Gusta-
vus A Burbank, Coalition, &c. Brady Barlow,
Old Line Dem /.
The official vote for State officers was re-
ported 10 the Joint Assembly, giving the follow
ing result: For Governor-Charles r. Williams,
Wing, 22676 Timothy O. Redheld, Coalition,
1850; John 5. Robinson, Old Line Democrat,
G6s6, Scattering, 5l-Williamss MAJ 959. For
Lieutenant -Govemor-Juius Converse, Wing,
22,662 Ryland Fletcher, Coalition, 1904, Giles
Harrington, Old Line. 6,s2s; Scattering, Il
maj. for Converse. 762. For State Treasurer
George Howes, Wing, % Cos d. p. Thompson,
Coalition, l4,si2: f.. c. Reddington, Old Line.
6G56 Scattering ll-mal. for Howes, l,l56.
The Governors Message will not be delivered
until Saturday.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ The Railroad Bridge over the Hack
onSack is rapidly advancing TO completion, and the
passage OF the tram of cars over II VIII De hailed
with great satisfaction by the multitudes daily
crossing the rlver IL ferry boats, 1t viii be by the
Company, who have made so many Improvements,
and employ so many men 10 expedite the passengers
by their hines.
TIE Netrark DaiIv Advertiser saws As many read
ers Will doubtless be pleased with the particulars of
the new Bridge, we have made inquiries into the
matter, and enabled TO state that the FIRST purpose
OF the Company was To make perfectly secure the
foundation of the bridge, and by adding some two
hundred piles, and securing the old ones by Gaping
and uniting them IN succession OF piers, some nj
teen or twenty IN number, each being substantially
formed SO as TO make a solid foundation for the
supeT>iructure to rest upon
The river al the place of the bridge is about thir-
tyhve ieei deep, and the soft mud at the bottom as
much more hence the puts mad 10 extend below
both, ana have been made perfectly secure SO that
what IS called the foundation, Is very materially
strengthened beyond what II was before the fire,
when both II and the bridge was very firm, having
earned IN the transportation of large engines for the
South on the freight trains, burdens over the Bridge
of eighty ninety tuIS, about three times as heavy
the ordinary passenger trains.
The supeISlructule now being erected is HoWeS
Patent Suspension Truss Bridge, which Is IN salts
factory on several OF the New England aud
Newly ork Railroads, and also on me Central and
o her Railroads o, Pennsylvania. Ii Is estimated 10
b full one-thlrd stronger than the bridge burnt,
arls from The larger proportion OF iron u>edln the
construction, and nom the fact of the strength ct the
timber Delng weakened Dl iNOfucllg l ne extensive
u>e OF IRON shoes sockets for the timber allowing
tie oniS OF wood 10 come together, VIII be great
preventive against IRE, and with the plan which has
been adopted 10 render II hre-proo', by covering It
and sheetmc with tin sheet iron, the track run
mig a. Il were over the roof Will, trust, save the
community anc Tie company from again suffering
the loss OF this bridge by fire.
The bridge. II Is SAID, viii be IN use for the pas
OF the ears next week. making about tour weeks
since the work was commenced. Inc former build
Ing Of the bridge after II was burnt, occupied SIX
weeks. and al present more than one third work has
bee tn done. by extending the Draw some two hun
Ortd icet out INTO the Tver constructing anew draw.
and placing the Railroad track on the south side OF
the oicSe instead of the north for the greater con-
yenltnce OF the public
The whole extent OF the bridge and abutments Is
upward Of one thousand feet and about twenty-five
working days VIII place II IN a condition to allow
the passage OF the cars. Having enjoyed favorable
weather. the Company have been enabled 10 prose-
cute the work with Dispatch The temporary &C.
commodauons now allow all kinds of carr ages and
wagons 10 cross the rivers In the fcrly boats