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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

VINO WILL Follow HIM? The II. |. TEN
| perance Advocate concludes an article on Hon
Il. a. liannegans murder of a brother.in.law in
drunken braw, as follows:
Now, young men, see what genteel tipping
has done for Edward A. Hannegan. Was h.
weak minded man? Has he, IN public life.
shown any want of firmness Will you call
him fool, and then dare to follow in his foot
steps? You have friends around you-so had
he You have talents-he was brilliant. Yon
have prde-he stood in the halls of Congress,
and in the halls of Emperors was honored at
home and was bowed TO abroad You have self
respect-he had so much that he killed broth
er who insuted him. But neither talents nor
flrmness nor self respect, nor pride, nor friends,
saved him; and all these will not save YOU if
you defy fate by tampering with the wine cup.
lpash 1t down, as you would avoid the pangs
that shoot now, like winged serpents of fire,
through poor Hannegans heart"
Public SERVANTS. The whole number of per
sons employed IN Washington, in the civil and
diplomatic service Of the United States is LIZ.
Cheap Postage increases Correspondence. The
number of letters mailed in England in 1880 was
100000; in 1896 at the first reduction of the
postage, l09,000000; in 1851, 800 100000.
Expenses Of Har. Since the revolution Of
lO-o, England has spent in war { |. ABB 600 600
or $685., l25,000 OF this s635,OOO 600 has
been paid 10 taxes, and upon the remainder the
nation pays 500 100000 interest annually.
The steamer Brkenhead conveying troops for
the war IN South Africa. struck on a rock near
the coast of Southern Africa, and sunk in twenty
minutes, with 45l Of the 635 persons on board.
Ihe Search Reneired. Another exploring ex-
pedlhon to the Attic regions in search of Sir
John Franklin, consisting of three ships and two
Propellers, under the command Of Capt. Sir Ed
ward Belcher sailed from England April Is.
DEATH FRon TooTHAcHE. The Pouqhkeep.
sic Press, Of Monday, gives an account of sin
gular death in that place, Of yonng man nam
ed Webster apparently about q years Of age
lie came to that village suffering under tooth
ache, swelled face, &c. He had tooth ex-
tracied bat got no relief, and continued to suffer
terribly until death ensued.
O. Neither Judge Thomas nor Mr. Cain
were adHitt to seats in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
Earnings Of The Northern " y Railroad for
he .,a,gI IL.
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QF|Tho .Nusica Contention at Springfield
Vermont, last week. passed off we understand
ia an entirely satisfactory and agreeable man
ner to all present. The musical exercises. con
Quoted by Prof Baker, were unusually interest
ing and uumerously attended, the number Of
singers present being between three and foul
hl1drel. The closing concert was a perform.
auce highly creditable to ali who took part in IL
Thanks are due 10 the people of Springfield fol
their generous hospitality to the members OF
the Comcntion.-ciaremoRt Eagle
FiRE.-The dwelling house Of Clark Tan. of
Plttsiord, was entirely destroyed by fire on Tues
day morning last, together with most of the fur
niure. Loss stated to be $1,000; insured $1,000.
\ Musical Convention Is to be holden a, the
Congregational Church ~ Clstlcton, commenc-
ing June 22d at 10 o'clock A NJ. to continue
two days. PROT WIN. B Bradbury Of New York
VIII tike charge Of the exercises
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New Hampshire Medical Insti
tuition.
ID .lrl, " q. E-.L.. On.

TUE flFfN-slNrn COURSE or LECTURES wi.
CONNIE CO on Thursday. August 5'h, 1852 aud con
p,, Sg"eea weeks. Introductory Lecture by Professor
Juri=nrudencc.
BlNi Ohp7bf, NJ d Professor Of Surgery, Obstetrics,
ond diseases Of women and children
ALbhHI SMITH, ~ D., Professor Of Therapeutics aut
EDWARD +. PHELPS, NJ D.. Professor Of Practice o.
MEDICINE and Pathological Anatony
EnMbNb x. PEAsLEE, ". d Professor Of ANTON,
SAMUEL W. ROBERTS, a. b Demonstration Of Anato-
Fses payable IN advance NJ, notes ree,irsd raAouf p,
spaFsibis ender-efs
fees io, the coutse SO. Naturalization s. Graduatiu.
erpcn.es So.
Hlnovef. y H., June l. ls5q eas
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O. On Tuesday Of last week as freight
train was ascending the first heavy grade in
Clarendon on the Rutland and Burlington Rail
Road, with three engines attached, one of the
brakemen, young mandy the name of Aldrich,
was thrown from the cars and some six or seven
passed over him, breaking both his legs, and
otherwise mangling his body in a most slSsc king
manner. He died the day following at about
noon. lie was represented as an es,mable young
man. and his remains mere taken to Moriah. n.
Y. bis native place, for inteunent.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
NcW-EEauiEShi hire,

IHls ROAD connects At white River Junction, m,
fassumrsie Railroad the Central Ogdcnsburgh and tho
Chnmplatn and - Lawrence, 90 Monucal,j rain, nd,
WIN the tpncoid, Manchester, Nashue, Lowell, Boston
Lawrence Salcm Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana il
the noafest route om part Cauada Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire @ Boston.
On a7d after june ls52 PASSENGER trains follows;
Leave Boston at ~ NJ, and 70 H. tor Ceutfai snt
Inssumpsic Roads. Leave Ncsi Lebanon At 7.u5 A NJ
anl 80 r. NJ, on on arrival Of Cars tom upper Road
his touie passes through the Capnls New Hampshire
ana Nsimon and the fare aud height low by any
The Pare and Freight is as low IL unv other.
fasseneefs By the nst OPP 1fsins Northern su.
van Roads can pass hrfwiAt uncUrl sud Nudsor ate
mont, tharlesioWn, Bellows Fslis without l.ienon
Passengers from enira and Pasnmsic via Concord
aud Nashua, get 10 Gfoun Junction. Norces7r Pfov-
deuce Norwich, New York &C., et Routes
special Cauis Tram wiilgo though over TINS route
ever Iuesday, There pens and GOOD accom-
modhtions short distance from p0ftef's, Low
Road w this route dfoyeis have only the adyau-
taee OF The Cambridge and Brighton Markets bot also the
market ai Manchester Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence aud
Salem.
Freight Trains daily ti QUITE bstyixt Boston
salem, Lawrence, Wofc. ter, Nashua, Manchester an ST.
Johasbuts 30 Layton, Rou., o,a and Ogden.
bufEheod Merchandise Is carried cheap aad oxpsdi-
uously as sy any other Route
oNsLoW STEAHNs, Agent.
Concord, Il. June. s. les. r:n,
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ONrHER sClEN TiFiC WONDER IMPORTANT
IT, DYsPEPrlCs.
ia J. a. HOUGHIDNiS PEpSlN. The True vi gestits
Fluid 90 Gasuic Juiro, prepared from kENNEf, tho
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after duecttous of
Baua IEhlG, the great Psychological Chemist by J. :.
uOuGHTON, SD. fhuadelaha. rh. is trulv d wonler-
fu remedy Tor INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNuiCE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION. snd DEBlIf-
nv, cutinr aher NATURES Own METHOD, By Ma.
TUNES onN AGENT, ihe GASTRIC JUICE rsmph-
lets containing Scientific Evidence value furnished ly
agent. siats. see Among the Medical Advertise
uituis 80 ly.
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Cambridgc cattle markct. Iune o

Rerouedtor the Boston Daily Advertiser
Al Market 662 Cattle, about $50 Beeves and n.
Stores consisting Of working oton cows and calves
lngs, two and thtee years old 49,
Priocs-Mafket Beef-Estrn s7.Q5 pet cwt g La anal
y $685. 2nt quality s1,5Oa 575 thnd QUALIFY s5 on
ordinary 81 450 Hides $3.50 per ewt Talo,s 3s
Veal Calves 3, Alto g. 9s7 market Barrlna ese 4sf
; TO $3.50 per hundred. -
Stores working Osen-S9l. %. 100, and 100
Cows and Caves-23, ~, u, 20, % to a..
Aeaflings 81, $50, o, 80 st3
Two Yeas old TO- ", ~, y and %
Three years old "a, n, 50, 81, To s5Ii2
sheep and Lembs-ial7 al market.
Inces-extra ), 6, :, to i-2
ny lot s. 4 ~, a. 3, 3,37, iof34
Swine. None a market.
hemarks The market Is well supplied, anil good qual
Ties have sold quick satisfactory prices while ordinary
has boen slow and hard Of sale. Afw very
per hundred.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

WOOl.--The operations in Wool have been
quite small for immediate consumption. Manu-
lecturers will not buy any stocks at present
either IN the city or country. They intend to
buy the new clip at about l2c per pound less
than last July prices. We hear of some sales in
OHIO at low rates.
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o. COW of Mr.. r. c. Doty, of East Mont
pelicr, had bull calf short time since, which
weighed when ls hours DID, 1913 lbs Breed.
4 Ayrshire, J Native. The Stowe calf will
please stand from under"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

fact truly appreciated by many suffering
with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Scrofula, &c,
is that Dr. stephen Jewett's Health Restoring
Btters are the true and reliable remedy. See
advertisement in another column.
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PATENTS.
d FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE q. = PATENT OFFICE,


No. re State street Boston.
1870 tho subscriber appointed bsthe Comms
of Patents, Agent OF 'bs T. = Patent oihee 10 &C
co'dance with the 10th Section Of Act of 1897.
Having iehnguished the Agesey for the transmission of
Models and adopted expeditions mode Of sending
them the Patent Office Uhsebg Patent may procured
about neets earler he continues forward them
OF sXpunseto prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assign
mont, and s tho necessary Papers and Drawings Pa
tents and render advice legal aud scientific
respecting the Patents secured H Europe aud other
countries
BY application this Office are saved the time
and expense Ola journey Washington and delay
we'll all personal trouble IN obtaining their patons-
They also have the advantage Of rerb0v explaining their
uyeutons, and Of consulting respect to them
general " pdramouHt mpo'aRce oreer 10 obtain
SPECIFICATIONS aHd claims. Tho experience of years
extensive collection of ~otks, decisions
&c,, mechanical subjects the Patent Laws aud patents
of different oounies collected at much expense during
the long time ibis office has been established together
accounts here sept Of Inventions paented az Washington
enable tho subscriber afofd To inventors DESTROYS pro-
curing paeats and Information, which,
respects, might be- difficult Of attanment,
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Hashingto ton, JuiB 81 lsi9-Dudng tho time occupied
the Ohce OF Commissioner of Patents, 4. H. EDDY, ESQ,
of Besten did business the Patent Oice solicitor oi
procuring Patents. There lew any, persons acting
tent Office and there who eonduo ted Il with
skill fidelity and success. regard Mr. Eddy a. oee
Of the best Informed and skul Patent Solicitors ia
the United States and have hesitation in assuring
yentos that thoy cannot employ pefeon
and fustwofthY and capable Of putting
tions 10 form for Them an eaiy and
confederation at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Lsto Commissioned OF Patents.
Boston, seot. 3, 1851. 43lu
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Deaih Of Hosea Baiiou The Rev. Hosea
Balou. senior Pastor of the Second Universalst
Society IN school street. died,says The .9drcriiser
Of Tuesday at his residence in this citv at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. at the advanced age
of 2 years lie was settled as pastor of that
society In 1871. He has long maintained an en-
ineut station among the clergy of that denomina-
ton, having been preacher for sixty years.
The Men Hampshire Legislature The New
Hampshire Legislature met nt Concord. ~ II .
on Wednesday afternoon, 2ud inst. and was or
gained by the choice ia the Senate of Hon. John
). Wells of Exeter, as President W l.. Foster.
of kcene, Clerk, and Geo. p. Williams. of Lam
cesler Assistant Clerk-yo,cs unanimous In
the House, George w. Kitirdge, of New Mark
ct, was chosen speaker; Thomas ]. Whpple Of
Meredith Bridge, Clerk. and +. A Hubbard. of
plymouth, Assistant Clerk. The appointments.
excepting the Speaker and Assistant Clerk of the
House, are the same as last year. and all the
officers are Democrats.
The Specie Increment We learn from the
United States Mint that the amount Of gold de-
posted during the month Of May has been : L.
3OOOOO- During the same period the exports of
specie have been Sl,957O00 showing an ex.
cess of receipts over exports of S22i3OO0-
This, added TO the large excess-some ten mil
hons-notced on the 30 OF April shows that we
continue TO have an abundance of the precious
metals IN the country, the receipts constantly
more than doubling the exports Philadelphia
Baiietin'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

ASHES-Are somewhat lower. The sales
have been made at nearly half a cent less for
Pearls than last week. Pots are now selling IN
this market at 5 a 81. Pearls, o.
BUTTER-The past few days has arrived
more freely, and although stocks are not large,
sales cannot now be made ar our last quotations.
AT present, the market is unsettled.
CIIEESE-Continues to arrive in small guam
titles, and is readily taken at to &c for the best
in boxes. Ordinary is very unsaleable.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Remain quiet, ex-
cept Rye, which is scarce at SIC.
PROVISIONS-Pork and Beef without
change. Hams brisk at IL to lac, and stocks
light
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLICI

The following Advertisement published IN NAV lsi9
IN the Boston Daily Times various other
~ he u9led States, by James G. Wilson, Esq the owner
81 the Wordsworth Patent shortly after had advertised
ny PATENT STATIONARY GUTTER FLAMING .
loNGuEiNG, AND GROWING MACHINE thfoughl
ou the United stntes N"-
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New SIZE & Lace Edgings.


M THATCHER 4 SONS. Merchants supplied ten ~ +
- less than can be- got by he 100 bags from Boston.
SIORRS q LANGDON.
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FARM FOR SALE.
NEW DRESS GOODS.

- ToRR@ LANGuON have iut returned from w. "
- Aalk, with lots OF Ncv Pattern DRESS GOODS. 81
fef - per cent lees ihan msuh ago. much s.neti
o' sHlrF. SIORRS & LANGBON.
June IA. La
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I5 TICS. SALMON.

IN part insi received from Canadt snd We can sell then
cheaper thuu can be procured from 4ny market
sIDkK~ g. LANGDON.
June IA "a
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B0nnets, Ribbons, &C.

WE have lust received large lot Of NEW STYLES
w BONNErs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Innings, &C.
which all are invited 10 eSaIniue.
May -. ~ LOOMS KEITH.
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Chemical Belgian Polish,
Hardware

TUE beet article for Polishing BOOTS SHOES and
HARNESS Els TO be had, also a superior stove Polish,
sold by SCOTT A. FIEfD
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lht largest assortment OF Hardware offered town.
can be found Ut low prices for cash, at
May 10, 1852 rs
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To Advertisers in Boston,
SCOTT & FIELD.

AVE great variety Of DRESS GOODS, such ~ Rarass
DE Lanes, Muslin Lawns, PLAIN aud Fg'd Beragss-
Nj wool and uuion deLanes aud hite Goods Of all knds
I low prices. 10.
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M. FIELD FOWLER,

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Boston, March. l6Sg eaen.
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