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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06
LEARN SOME TRADE.

Tay, the notorious burglar, has been
sentenced TO Toronto in twenty years
hard labor in the Provincial Penlienllary
He was found guilty on two indictments,
and condemned TO ten years imprlson-
mcni Oh each When brought up to
hear he judgment of the Court, he was
asked if he had any thing to say why
the penalty Of the law should not be
pronounced against bim.-He replied as
follows:
Z" No, my Lord have violated the
laws of my country. | have been tried
by an impartial jury and convicted, and
! humbly bow to their decision-throw-
ing myself upon the eniency and mercy
ofihe Court. There are, however, two
favors which would ask, if felon in
the dock dare ask favor first, that, as
! have no money of my own, though a
portion OF the money taken from me be-
long,d TO myself, the Court would see
my counsel properly feed, since he has
ably though unsuccessiully defended
me. The second is, that when | am
sent 10 the penitenliary, they would in
terceie, and have me taught some trade
or profession, in that, should | ever bo
released from it, may be able to earn
an honest livelihood. | attribute my
present course of life solely 10 the cir
Gums lance, that | was never brought up
10 any trade. Should not be taught
any occupation while in the Pen,entiary,
when come on, shall be frlendless,
homeless, pennies, and ragged-and
must necessarily resume my old habits,
and become what was before-a
fobber."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06
Hoarding wealth for Children.

We say to parents, beware how you
endanger the future character and hap
piness Of your children by noarding
wealth Tor them to possess. fyou wish
them to form idle aud vicious habits and
conpauons--to grow up incapable of
manly excrtion and true independence
or if you wish to spread snare to
entrap mere fortune hunters for your
daughters husbands, doubtless the
course is to hoard all you can, and let
them understand from childhood that it
IS for them. But if you wish your chi
dren to be industrious, independent,
seIi-relying, and happy, they must be
taught to depend upon their own exer
tons. Give them good educatlons give
them trades or professions but give
them not the means of living without
care and cxertion.-SaiiorS' .Haga inc.
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ELLTZ In An OMNIBUS.

A NIGHT or two since, Blitz, the re-
nowned ven,riloquist, took seat in an
omnibus, containing seven OF eight pas
sengcrs. The coach had proceeded on
ly couple of squares, when the driver
heard some one exclaim--
"Hold uphold up, say -
The horses were stopped, and John
looked around sniingly for his passon-
gers, but none appeared. With an i'm
modes, exclamation, he gathered up his
rens and said get up Pretty soon
some one cried out
Stop, driver, stopP
The driver again stopped, and look
ing down into the coach, inquired what
was wanting. The passengers eyed
each other, as much as TO say, didn't
speak
Again the coach rolled on, only to be
stopped at the next corner by the heart
rendiug squeaking of a turnover pig
Instantly each head was thrust out of the
window, to behold the deatk struggles Of
the grunter; but no grunter was TO be
seen. lnanother minute some one OK
Ni"'''Nu 'i q VII WIZ
Keep off my toes
Every one looked around, but in va in
for the man with the damaged toes
The passengers were completely Devil
dered. At the next crossing the coach
stopped to take in lady. Hardly had
she taken her seat, before she exclaim-
ed
'Let me be-keep your hands Off of
me!'
The gentleman next TO her, said in
nocently -
{ | didn't touch you madam 2
And the driver looking down, shout
cd
Look-a-here, in there if you are
gentlemen, I'd thank you not to take
improper liberties with the lady passen-
gers-it won't do p
The lady made an observation, as the
coach rolled on, but she was not under
stood. They had scarcely gone a square
further, when the passengers were star
tied by the cries of an infant. Instantly
all eyes were fixed upon middle-agcd
man, who had carpst-bag on his lap.
The man blushed and slammered barely
ineligible, " W hat the deuce is all this
about Z"
Let me out = screamed lady.
Murder = shouted boy on the steps,
while three or four tugged Justify at the
strap.
What is the matter in there 2 nquir-
ed the driver.
'Mater enough replied a gentle
man" take my fare out of this quarter.
Keep your hand out of my pocket,
proceeded from another.
Il didn't speak at ALL replied the man
with the quarter.
Because, sir, no one shall, with i'm
punty accuse
Again the baby was heard TO cry.
Shame !, said one.
WHO would have believed it re-
marked another, while third, (Blilz Of
course) shook The omnibus with horse
laugh. Thinking he had had fun
!enoush, the veniriloquist paid his fare
and jumped out of the omnibus. Scarce
ly bad he reached the sidewalk, howev-
or, before the driver heard the words,
'hold up !! from four different quarters
in as many sounds but not a passenger
could he seen. Filled with wonder, he
hurried on his way. BlItz is n great fell
low, Philadelphia City Item.
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i, may be interesting TO the advocates OF
=" Women's Rights" TO know that ia Upper
Canada they have admitted women to some
of the franchises, the Withholding Of which
was greatly complained of at the Worces-
ter Convention. The other day at the cleo
ton of School Trustees, several women yo-
ted, their right to do SO having been legal
lied last session Of the Provincial PaIlia-
ment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

1t is a hard matter for man To lie all
orer, nature having provided kings evl-
dence III almost every member. The
hand will sometimes act as a vane to tell
which way the wind blows, when every
feature is set The other way The knees
smlle together, aud sound the alarm OF
fear, under fierce counlenance and
The legs shake with anger. when all
above is calm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

~ 1t requires 3,i00 sheep to be kept a
whole year to support the Lawrence, Mass.
mills with wool for one day. They produce
5000 shawls per day, and consume Coch-
meal to the value Of sea, 900 per sannum.
Three years since there were not 500 inhab-
itauts in Lawrence, and now there are TO-
600.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

A returned California dog has made his
Iowa. He was the property of Mr.. Pear
son, who came home by steamer, aud it is
supposed that the dog, having been left be-
hind, took the most direct route home, and
made the overland route alone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

In no way in the world could be indu-
ced to give up the happiness of believing in
a future continuance OF existence. Yes.
might say with Lorenzo Dc Medici. that
" All those who hope Tor no other life, are
dead even for this life "-GoErnR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

I" Never be critical upon the ladies', :"
was the maxim of of an old Irish Peer,
remarkable for his homage to the sex .
the only way true gentleman ever
will attempt to look AT the faults Of a
pretty woman, is 10 shut his eyes"
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HARTFORD LIFE g. HEALTH
INSURANCE COMPANY,


Invested Capital 100000.
GENERAL AGENT ron VERMONT,
L.. a. FsENGByAN, Nitistou, VI.
70 whom applications may be sent if'm all parts 81 the
o,centrai oee of,hi. Agency, East side Court House
s'"'''' ''' n. WtA8D, N. u. Medical Examiner
W.nOWEs, uontpc Ter,
Agent Tor Wesin-i 90 county
G. NJ. RUBiEE, NJ. u. Mantpeliefi Medical hA'm'"e'-
urp,o,lrsAnisrps ron 1nr couSrt w,smNeros
Aucustu. Cafpcutcti NJ. d. haue'
Ofrin smith, i'ihh,
Lester Kng-icy, " Motetown,
s. ". Thayet, j.. houhhed,
n. Bancfon, lifinhela,
DC Joscoln, onsht"
J :. bingham. " Warren
- II. Cleveland, " Waterbury,,
Reuben Nimms q" Richmond.
LOCAL AGENTs,
WuODW ARD Watchuiy
HEMAN cA0rENTER, Nonhhe o,
j. ~ RICHARDSON. Wat4held
The Hartford LIN 3 is'Gffh g"s"'""ee
SoMg0Hy
Announces 10 ,e pusc y Tho liberal proy,ons of is
Charter enabled 90 offer advantages superior ir those
presented by any other Company DO tie Cnned states
y has three distinct departments, romninml ihn p'e
yes thcee separate Compane. with ouy c expense Of
condu ing single institutions aud controlled by One Board
'' ''''''' e,.S. 8'ssE ,.IUTS.iE E'E.s.S,
This Company will insure 90 tho usual rates, and n thfes
Particular. claim the superiority over AID mutual Compa-
nicr
Mutual Insurance Fund ins'crd Of the rNrE rarfSsr' Of
thc Company auuuaiy,
bic 10 cash when Two hundred honand dollars has aoeuma.
lated reserved mutual fund, such scip bearing interest
ard Ia adion to tho Mutua Fund and reserved Fund,
srccoved from Mutual lnsuras, e capital stock one bum
dtod thousand iots and a The reserved uud OF he JOINT
Stock insutance pledged for The payment of losses.
or TEEE B0s.0'T s4OcH E'I.f.r,
The reduced hId he onouot charged on the
mutual plan.tho Company taking ouiy ~HAr n WORTH,
to insure e gwen amonni io sivcn tmc' Instead %
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SPIRITUAL RECOGNITIoNs.

A little girl, IN family OF my ac-
quainiance, lovely and precious child
lost her mother al an age TOO early 10 fla
the loved features in her remembrance.
She was as irail as beautiful, and as the
bud of her heart unfolded, it seemed as
If won by that mothers prayers TO turn
instnctiyely heayenward. The sweet,
conscientious and prayef-loying child
was the idol of the bereayed family.
But she faded away early. She would
lie upon the lap of The friend who took a
mothers kind care Of her, and, winding
one wasted arm about her neck, would
say: SNOW tell the about my nam
ma :" And when the on-told tale had
been repeated, she would ask, softly
Take me into the parlor want to
see my mammal" The request was
never refused; aud the afiecuonale child
would lie for hours coE,enledly gazing
on her mothers portal But
'rals aaa ~aa she sIs~. .ad ~ssll,-
Hearing AL hsf Iala asskis,
That 70 ,hsm shs s,u sls~ dsafsr
AZ tbs rial Leef dies nsaisf.a
That hour came at last, aud the weep
ing neighbors assembled 10 see the little
child die. The dew of death was al
ready or the flower, as its liie-sun was
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06
NORTHERN RAILROAD


tNHtS ROAD canuccts al Nina River Iunetinn- ti.
Nefmunt and Ianads, Centia aud Passup-tr ilnfnads
with the tVacodi Manchester, Nashus I.ageli Uostou
Lawrence Sien, Worcester, and Norwich Roads nu !,
tho erafest foute oiu pat OF Canadn Northern Vo,,o.t
aud New hampshire la Bosnn.
ms oute passes Though The Capitals Of New Hnmpshs
and Nemvni, Hnd the fare and low s b, ans
Attf tu.t let 1850, Passenger If1ns cnn ION "A
the abiNe Roads Boston ifnni the Depot "a the
Road foF Wet Lsbanoa Wuils RIVER Muntpeer and R,
nyt"n "a 10 a. and ~ Az, and for bristol 4, 10 a
leave Wosi Lebanon for Naslua Lowol Boston C,o,an
Junction, Worcester aud New Yvfk O0 81 mi IN
r NJ and hsloi a. sai A. A. ga ihe arrival of Inc cas-
from Wen. kitef and burlington.
Passengers from the Dantial aud Passumpsic Road via
concord and Nashua afiive at Groom JUNCTION fcc.,5
aud New Aofk as quick and cheap ty any other rone
special Caids Ira'a viii 90 % ough over thi, tou,e
even ius,d'y without stopping. There are eale mem.
and good Recommendations al the lanane about 8 4tl
mile ifom Pofer's ~ ths dfoyui have nnt ,nt
HE advantage OF the Cambridge aud Hfighton Mahcs m
also che market az Manchester, Nashua Lowell itones
and Saierl. 'i $50
t'eght r'ains Iua daily eseh Fsy lsuodays exeepiedl
aver tho tcutia Pussunpsie, Nurihrfn Gone fd 'sh
nnd lowell Road. 10 and ON burlington Wen. rive, rd
ne Depot OF ihe Lowell Road So.on. Merchandiss IN
nds earned cheap aad eHedtiousy a. by ans Other
Route - ~ N''
oNsLOW sTEARNs, Agent
Concord, n II Juae, 81. 1850. sur
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06
A PERrINENrQursr

A PERTINENT QUEsrIoN.--Sidney Smith
was one aay dinIng at II House,
when FRENCH sayan, INDUCED both before
and during dinner, in a variety of free
thinking sPecuiaiions, and ended by ayow-
ing himself maIerialls,. VERY GOOD
soup this" said Mr.. Smith. sou. mon
sieur, c'est excellent."-" Pray sir, do YOU
believe in a cook -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06

~ o. seH"ui ihN we recommended what afo irfned Pa
' eln's 30 Zoe cunidence aud patronage Of uui read
N' iu i"eie'ofn whre recommend DO liuoasud's Ger
M'N niNef'' We wish % to he durcty understood that a g
are m speaking a ;Ae uestu of tho da, thar ara nosd
'"ui "i hei period and then isfsoiicn after She, have
u'ln ii 70 sas tct OF ieeiri bu cd ID medicine ,r -
1u'a' universally pffed. ahich ha, ilct the srtg
approval of thc Faculty ltseil.r
L'iaece son evidence bias Aetu received % La ha a,,e
s1gsl l"n i sections OF the Union, ilt st fi, ,o.
ael t' sre"e f testimony ifs faror a. ihai there Is more
OF " n'e 90 ne rinice OF ihu fogunr phy.cia. Of ,is
N'. inin u other nestfun- cunhiufi d tacr tlst can
%" H'isheui 4nd iu'y proving tIai scientific pro-
rTen 90 this form. ~ ''Ns''0n
t14 th- me1icue NIL cure Liver aalaint and uts.
psrsl ho one Gao doubt, after usug It as diieia II rt
P'tu"p upon the stomach tNer-t Is pf, ersbo 10
''l 100 N'l hiipu@ bseasesthc effect B. imtnrfate-
ltny cin De- sdniut.tofrdto fLHAIE ofiAFANI' Nh
safety and reliable heaedf, st aus time. $50"
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BrncI<wcod's Magazine,


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Invested with degee Of iniete, n',hso unSnawn ihsy
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ains an6 connected account Of all the important
ooes events OF tie oid world they Occur and learns
bs vnfous ooncinsions drawn fom them hy the leading
spirits ago. The American Publishers therefore deem
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se,hee me iollor,e ,9ei' i,'i to W.
THE EDiNBt RGu REVIEW,
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WlNFEK AREsANGENENT

ON AND AFTER JAN. !, 1850,
s---.-.- AXIS leave Boston from Fichbsra Rniifoat
$500 - Depot by way OF Sfoion junction. Fitch
-vfl r7 burg, kecnr, Waroe, aud Wind.or at Z , 4
at Busiinston nt q f0P NJ.
Ca'. leave lo'lon 70, chaesto~n, Catomont and Wind
81 2F.M. 'u"
Cars eaye Wolls Rivcrat - \. NJ aud Huntingdon al
n and 1> way OF Nndsor arrive at nu-iuii T. NJ
tais lraye Windsor 81 T. Is A. N aud Il 10 A. H. sud \.
i've ai Boston al , and q. N.
Iassengeis 10 and hom INV York cnnnrrt ,sib ,l,,.
tens al truion Junction Worcester and Nashua n r. o
Wupoo. ''4 %
Ssses leave Wells River, auva Of Care from Boston
Tor 81 lohnshurY, Stausiead, Derby Limo, Nc
Tor Montreal, sc. i
tatiie Twlos for PoHer's Tuesday,
fifiehi ifasns rafe aud arrive Boston dtiIy
"a lhohAs :. WILLIAMS, suPt. suliisau r r.
Ina 4
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BAY NTATE NHAWrS

&tpII g. FIELD have IL mic. t.t o. - 49,
- LAY STATE snAWis. winch ,,i NJ, ' lii square
'ilees' Gall aud ssanna them. " '''' 81 10"
September 10, 1851. ~
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HARDWARE.

~ N'"oh oil hifdwaiu Is nov complete II ,o, ,,,r,
-, 49, i,tnHihss--i you ~aut Table Duil-g,-if Nm,
.uI so'nsfs' ioois-nnay, 81 sou ,sant Any iutNG ~.
i' l'"a-fease give Us cali. we cat,u.ois va, -,
September 10, le5i "'i . lE'.iI.
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DR. nooFLAND's GERMAN nfrrrRs.

ihc "Fniiadciphrt eatuil,y n.4euo" the host F.mi
Newspaper published 40 The United States the .o,tof So
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:, HENnID CASHMERE sfANi.s Tor Ie.s mice 1Iss
- eau DO isaaa s!ss~hsis,by KEITH = bAHkLR.
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POSTED UP.
.tICIi ntif.ss aan0n

'HE most choice selection OF DE Ess GOODS eve,
m, 90 10 Neinoht, just received ium New iofk snd
<,of - ~. - % y, ~. ,sin, ~ kLiIfi BARKER.
" L HELD. ~ N3s'S" :, ~ SUIT
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BOSTON, NEVv-Y0sSSA, Nc. by tht
WHY Of NAmN.Or VI

RAILROAD FROM BOSTON no WELLS RIVER 4
10 buRLtNGioN, VT THNOIGH TICKETS nc
STATIONS uNfASSNAPSlC AND VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
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ALL WOOL THIBETS,
so different ssycs
DRESS GOODS.

Such ns lii1.i- STA aad Wool Lyousrsos 50. y. lanes
ca.hnoms, Funts, G.a-hin-, Sc,
Jusfrrcr.rfI hy eI0.H, 4 f.ANGp1N
Orioaol ID, I-lO. 81
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Our Lor 2 Branch Correspondence.
MoaRIs HoufE, LoNG BRANcH' Aug IT. To-

MossIs House, LONG BSANcH Aug H. 1901
Sos If tie Distingtsed PIsiters-Melsneholy
Dsai6 Of Captain Li6hTf
arrived here en- Saturdays found the house full to
Overlooking bat crowded Morris is not the man to
infringe on the rights of his guest by taking in all who
present themselves The Branch is very pleasant this
sessonne driving good fishing excellent bathing the
glorious sea breezes and good company-among whom
observed at the dinner table, Commodore Conuor, u
s. N the Hon. Il. Nelson and several other well known
and distinguished people who sufficiently posted
up Long Island matters to have secured where
they get good table and up all the deleaces in
due time Morris has been at this house seven years
knows its business, and knowing, attends TO it.
melancholy death occurred at the Pavilion House on
Friday night Captain Libhart of Pen who has
been for some time slightly affected by disease Of the
lungs found dead in the passage, near his apart
ment, Saturday morning. On examination he was
found to have burst blood vessel and supposed to
have left his to seek assistance and fell in tina pas
sage where he died rom loss Of bic. He retired the
night before usual; had been very well during his
stay here and as be particularly kind aud amiable
gentleman about fifty years cid, and highly respected by
all who know him. his sudden death has caused general
and deep felt among his numerous acquaintance
justice Of IL peace held inquest the body and
returned verdict In accordance with the above facts
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Died.

On Tuesday August ~ of consumption, TaoMAs XIV
sEY in the nth year OF his age
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence, corner of Cross and
Pearl streets
On Tuesday me rning August IL, 2EREpA A, daughter
Of John and Zereda Casta aged 10 years months and
II days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents
DDS Twenty third street corner Of avenue A. this WED
nesdsy) morning, at 10 O'Clock precisely.
On Monday evening" Angus. IL, JAMEs d. BOARD, an
old inbsbitant of this city in the 18th year Of his age
His friends and acquantances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 1855 Franklin street His
remains viii be taken to Boardvie, N. j. for interment
At her residence Clifton Staten Island Ross JANE,
wife of James Far1uhsr matchmaker, 81. Eighth ave-
nue.. ". Y.
Her remains will be at Whitehall landing this day.
1884, inst at o'clock, and be taken for intermen to
English Neighborhood. n J. The friends OF the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
ON Tuesday, August IL. WILLIAM HESRr WILsor in
the 35th ear of his age
On Tuesday, July 20, at his residence Lexington,
N c. Of typhoid fever GEORGE GREENFIELD, native OF
Scotland, and late OF this city,
bet, cit papers please copy
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leans Stat, Guy Manserins. Edwards NYork Eotd for
ldg th Raven Scott Sfranci 3th Buens Vista How
ard: Mary Ward Lttie Jersey Day Rooius Edrdge,
EYork; sst. Ely Whitney. Hayden. Boston, Arso Aaeo-
duck, kYork.
Sid 2th Greenwich knight; VIM Pa.tsn Theebald Van
salia Smith Medallion Houdlet, and Constitution, Al
len, NYork; 9th, Niobe, Thonas. do.
LorpoS, Jrly 0En I'd inwsrds Repu oo Marshall. EOr
leans 5lst Tran Polk Trinidad Cid out 3jth. Georgia.
Sc ule Cardiff. to load for NYork.
LIMERICK. July D-Arr Martha. Williams. NYork.
LOsDerDERRy July 2-Arr Mary Dale. Lelar, Phiiadel
phia.
NsuwE DIsp July 29-In port Wasssnaar. Hostee, for
sFrsnciseo. ready. -
QyEESsrows, July 2o-Arr Claus Thompson. ThOrssn,
York.
sALcomBE. no date-Oh Frank johnson. Brown. from
Bsysna for St Petersburg; Camden woodward from Que
tee.
sciLLv no date-on, Anseique, ssmuss from NBodfOrd
for Amsterdam.
Tar STARR July 7-on. Bremerhayen. saumi: from Bal
timnre for Rotterdam; Agnes Sching trem Nfork Tor
Hamburg.
GorHENBuRs July A-The Statrad Faehraens hydquist,
which sailed hence NYork July IT, put into kladesholm
9th very nd has this port TO-
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