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WORTH KNOWING hall pin, Of rice
until it is brown; then boil il as rice is usually
done. Eat slowly. and il will stop The most
alarming cases Of Diauhea.
A friend informs us that ssis remedy has
been tried successfully
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-23

THE PUBLIC PRINTING - Col MEDARY has so
long been State PriOter that he takes his hand
out Of The public treasury in bad humor. The
Statesman of the 18th sRys:
This day terminates the bids for tho public
printing for three years from November next.
Alter The course things have taken, zoe "of
course" put iD no bid-nor no one for US. We
desire 10 have noIh ~ 10 do with the infamous
proceedings in This tnrss |, is useless for
this office 10 put ina bid under the present state
Of things"
There is no doubt bu, "under the present state
Of things" the public printing will be done, and
rs well and promptly done, as heretofore, and a,
a saving Of thousands to The tax payers Of Ohio,
First and last Col. NJ. must have received some
hundred thousand dollars for public printing,
and having "waxod fat" al the public crib he
kicks the Constitution and the law which open
the printing to competition as "plamous pro
ceodiOgs." The people OF Ohio will "feel Lad''
a, losing The services OF such public servant.
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Senator from IlemmcISy.

Ths Governor OF Kentucky has appointed
the Hon. DAVID MERIwETHER TO fill, until Tho
first Monday IN September next, the place in
The United States Senate made vacant by tho
death Of the Hon. IIENRY CLAY. Mr.. MFRI.
WETHER is Democrat, and will be succeeded
in his position by the Hon, ARCHIBALD DIXON,
Who was chosen by the Legislature of Kentucky
20 succeed Mr.. CLAY at The period when his re.
signaIion, had he lived, would have taken effect
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

To BE- awarded at the THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
OF The Carroll County Agricultural Society
10 be held in CsrrOIhOn on the le,h and 90Ih
days Of October.
Class ALIASES Nh.
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The EXTENSION RAILRoAp,--We e are graIi6ed
TO learn by Mr.. WHARTON. editor Of The Wheel.
ing Times, now in Ise city, that subscriptions
10 ihe extension of The Clevelnnd and Plus.
buTgh Road from WeIIsvilIe TO Wheeling have
been so lar secured as 10 place The immediate
CONSTRUCTION OF the important work beyond
question. The subscriptions Of stock 10 this
Guy reach 100 00.--Sl00.00 900 more has been
taken in Wheeling, 100000 is pledged in Bal.
airnoEe, and Mr. W. is confident that SlOO. 900
mare will be Iaken along the line. Ho thinks
ihs work will be pun under contract BY The mid.
die Of AugusI. /" SO moIe b DO. "--CleVe. Her.
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OF ia" as We had sat down, quill in hand,
TO NrlIe our leader in came Chary Hale. the
Razor s'roP man" and seating himself at our
elbow, commenced and carried on one of his
most lofty s'rnins of eloquence. OF course wa
we're electrified. aud the quill fell from our fin.
gers. When we bud recovered far enough to
resume il, The hour had passed, and tho leader
not written. lie presented US with slrop, and
informed US thaI he had "rew more Of the
same sorI eh."
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WAsuryeroN. Julv I6Ib. las.

To J. MEDILL - am "ou'horized to say lna
Gen. Scott has finally yielded to numerous ur
gent Solicitations Of his fellow soldiers, and viii
join them at Niagara Falls, on The 9Th.
Yours. truly,
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL.
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Agricultural Fair.

CsrrOl'ton, July i6th, 1852.
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Class A.-HoasEs. No. 1.
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Plo~ing match to commence at o'clock p
M. of second day, precisely.
AWARDING COMMITTEES Mclaughlin
sr.. Richard Love.l, Thomas Brooks IT,, Jacob
MaOle, Robert Dsnnison, Van Brown.
The first day Of The Fair will be devoted to
the exhibition of stock, (horses, cattle. sheep
swine &c.) Allo.her articles mou,oued will
be exhibited Oh The ed days
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Discretionary premiums will be awarded on
articles Of meri,, not here enumerated.
AWARDING COMMITTEE. w iIIiam r. Lloyd,
Thomas Mclaughlin, Jonathan Pous,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

Sudden DEATH. Arnold Porter, Esq, one OF
our most respected and estlmable citizens, died
very suddenly ON Thursday evening Of last week
falling m the Town Hall, in the presence of a
large company If our citizens who with him had
assembled TO listen 10 a temperance address
from Rev. John Pierpoint dead upon the floor
Mr.. Porter was seveniy-ihree years of age al
the time of his death, which was result of a
disease Of the heart.-Lsbaon Zig.
Jig,nia Eiectioa.-J Johnson. fDeml for Gov
ernor, has 65lS majority over Summers, (Whigl
Three counties are yet 10 be heard from The
house Of delegates, as far as heard from, stands
62 wings and a opposition.
Washington 3d The National Democratic
Committee met yesterday
Every State was represented Tho Commit
tee agreed upon the first day Of June next as
The time, and Baltimore the place for holding
the National Democratic Convention
The minority IN the House have determined
to prevent the passage Of the Kossuth resolu-
ton.
Kossut's Prospects A deputation of South
ern members called upon kossuth to-day and de-
clared that he could not expect countenance from
the South so long as Seward and his clique were
identified with him.
kossuth replied that Mr. Seward had always
treated him in the most friendly manner.
Mr. Clay comedies with the Presidents reply
TO kossuth. Congress, ii is firmly believed, will
do nothing for him.
Jenny Lind's Mother DeGd.-The Agent of
Jenny Lind says that in consequence of the in
teligence received on Monday, of the sudden
death Of Miss Lind's mother, she is unable to give
her proposed farewell concerts in New York It
is presumed that Jenny Lind will leave for home
by the next steamer.
A destructive fire broke out on the Goth ult, at
the Barraks IN Quebec near the Palace gate, a.
bout two o'clock in the morning. The troops
quartered IN the Barracks barely escaped with
their lives. About 10000 dollars worth of mill
tary stores were destroyed, and the building was
valued from $4,000 to 10000 dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
MONTPELIER.

1He ha,r in tbs vicinity has only improved
the slsighing. Meier was bette, FOR business.
Probably this romark viii apply % ,he whole OF
that part OF Vermont which lies east Of tie
Green Mountains
Samuel abbott has removed lis establishment
tofhe vicinity Of bis old stand. lie now occu
pies room adjoining Walton & Sons Book
store, opposite the Village llutcl.
Nee 1tdicai Store. See advertisement, OF
DR. SpaldIng.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
cofal Nous & Notices.
The Thaw and storm.

The thaw, which commenced on Sunday, Dec.
2s continued until the last day of the year, with
abundance of rain on Wednesday. In the Mer-
,imack, Connecticut, and White Rivers, the ice
was generally broken up The Wnooski, and
other streams in this vicinity we're broken up in
part. The damage has not been very serious to
property, though we have to record the loss OF
two lives.
On the Vern,oni Central Railroad no damage
occurred. except slight washing Of embank-
uent and the displacement Of couple Of rails,
which led to a fatal accident on thursday morn
ing. as described by our Waterbury correspond
ent. IN the article below. On Friday the breach
was repaired. I he trains run regularly.
ON the Northern (.N M Railroad bridge Of
trestlc work. near West Lebanon, was washed
out and passengers are obliged to walk n short
distance --sleighs being prepared, by the way,
for the ladies', and for baggage. A new bridge
was nearly framed on Saturday. and it was ex-
pecied that il would be raised during the present
week. In the mean time the Vermont Central
freight is forwarded over the Sullivan Cheshire
and Fiichburgh roads.
The S,diiuan Road was slightly injured, but
repairs were promptly made
The germom Vaiiey road is reported to be so
much injured as to be impossible for few days.
So much for the railroads ia and adjoining
Vermont
At Royalton centre village the flood swept
of the bridge across White River.
In the neighborhood Of Bellows Falls lad
was drowned This ana the death Of Mr. Mer-
rick are the only fatal accidents that have come
10 our knowledge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
Catcst News.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE,

Steamer Atlantic arrived at New York about
o'clock Sunday evening, with Liverpool dates
to Dec. oath.
The American packet ship Ticonderopa, from
London for New York, was wrecked on sunken
rocks off Caribou Islands, Dec ID. Twenty
seven of her passengers and crew were drowned
FRANCE.
The most important is the result Of the voting
IN France. The ballot closed on Sunday even
ing. the 2lst, in complete tranquility.
The following was the vote IN PARIS for Louis
Napoleon, l32,2l3; against him, s0,l7l
At six o'clock p NJ, on the 23d, the returns
from the Departments so far as received, we're as
follows: for Napoleon, l,900076; against him,
$4,000.
The legitimists have been his chief opposers.
II is thought he will obtain majority of seven
millions votes
The trades and manufactures Of Paris had pre-
scented an address to the President, thanking him
for the course he had adopted.
AUSTRIA.
Austria, Russia, Prussia and the German
States have senta note to England remonstrat.
ing against the refugees from those countries
being allowed to remain in England.
Austria resolves she will retsliate by putting
on stringent restrictions relative to Enghshmen
travelling in that country.
sum Of money sent from London to IIunga.
- va iNNNihti'ha9 phl fDoNns AisAt RtIH StlHtN
by the Austrian Government.
MOROCCO.
letter from Gibralter, states that the Empe
ror Of Morocco, disappearing of the late treaty
made with France, Is marching on Tangler Will
an army Of 40 000 men.
ITALY, GERMANY AND NAPLES.
The Liberals Of Italy and Germany wer'
much discouraged by the turn of events il
France, and probably no attempt at revolution
will be made at present
The King Of Naples promoted the officers wh'
brought him the news Of the coup d'eiat.
WAsHNGToS, Dec. IN. Kossuth dineC
with the President yesterday. Part of the Cab
met, Gen. Scott, Com Morris, and other distin
guished persons, and several ladies were present
as IL usual at dinners Of ceremony.
NJ kossuth has informed the banquet Commit
tee that he will not discuss the question Of inter
yentlon, finding IT TO be unpalatable
Mr.. Clay is better.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
Important from Mexico.

.Nsw Orleans, 29th. By an arrival from Mex
leo we have important news.
4 popular outbreak occurred in the city. on
the 10th, against the foreigners, during which
many stores were destroyed and lives lost. The
outbreak was caused by the reduction in the tar
If of provisions.
The defeat of Carayajal is confirmed. His
loss is killed and 20 wounded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.

Nrw York. Jan l.
The Cherokee arrived this morning with the
Pacific mails. Her dates from San Francisco are
to Dec. 9Th The trip is the most remarkable on
record, having occupied but % days IL hours
from dock to dock
The Golden Gate left San Francisco Dec. D.
She had on her manifest - 400 600 in gold, and
large amount in the hands of passengers A.
mong the consignees are, Adams g. Co 525 coo;
Page, Bacon & Co. $4,000 b. Davidson pol
600; Gregory & Co. $4,000.
The general news from California is not i'm
portant.
Extensive Limestone ana Marble formations
have been discovered ON the AMERICAN River
within thirty miles Of Sacramento.
The snags on the Nuba and Feather Rivers
have been removed at an expense Of $4,000.
The people are looking anxiousy to Congress
to make suitable appropriations for their NV
ers.
Various railroad projects are being agitated in
different parts Of the State
Snow has fallen to a considerable depth on the
mountains
The new steamer Golden Gate attracted great
attention on her arrival out.
Murders IN the interior continue though some
what checked by the efforts Of the Vigilance
Committee.
Large sized steamers went up the Maysyllle
river on the Goth
Volcanoes have been discovered in the Sierra
Nevada.
The social and moral condition of California is
daily improving.
company have secured the exclusive right
of steam navigation 10 the Sandwich Islands,
under the name of the North Pacific Steam Nav
igstion Co. Their first steamer was to sail on
the 9th
Hon Hiland Hall, California Land Commits
soner, had arrived at San Francisco.
The troubles with the Indians in the southern
part of the State continued; thus far nine per-
sons have been killed by them
The rainy season appeared to have begun in
good earnest
Five indictments have been found against
Capt. Waterman, three of which were for muir
der.
The mining news is of a cheering character,
and the yield increasing.
Business matters were dull.
new route has been discovered across the
Sierra Nevada, said 10 be superior to any other
NEw NoRK, Jan. 2-The Falcon arrived this
morning from Chagres VIA Jamaica and Havana
She brings adylces from Kingston to the 9Th ult
and from Havana to the 9th. The cholera still
prevails in various parts of jamaica, especially in
~ James. Hanover and Westmoreand. The
number of deaths since its first appearance Is es-
tlnated at 10000 of whom $4,000 were engaged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

BosToS, Jan. G.-The excitement in regard
to the Vermont Central Railroad Company has
abated. The Courier Of tins morning says -
On Friday the Treasurer of the Vermont Cen.
trail Railroad who was indebted to the corpora
ton for about Sl50OO0 assigned his property to
two of the directors, c. O. Whitmore and ]. p
Putnam, for the benefit of his creditors 1t is
sad that the property is sufficient to pay the
claims upon it, and leave a handsome surplus, al
though 1t cannot very well be Immediately con
verted into ready money. The corporation
stands better with this security than it did with.
out 1t, and therefore there was no sufficient
cause for the decline which the Central stock
sustained on Saturday, at the First Board upon
the announcement Of the assignment Il viii be
observed that very little cash stock was sold dur
ing the day. he corporation will resume pay
ment tins week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
Cambridge Ca,,Ie Market. Dec. 81

Nepoftrdinfihe hostou batiy NhNcfttssf.
A. Martei e31 Caufc, about 600 Beeyes and 2fi
stores, consisting of working and calves
lugs, two, and three years oid
Fr,sel-hafket Beef-EHira 5000 per ewt.i Isl quail
iiv 80 So Pad quality $3.50, Sd quality 81 Ordinary g.
3T1. hides $3.50 per cwt. Iallow s. Pels SOC TO
81 2j.-clli SKINS 10 DC per 10. Veal Calves to
-tares- W Working OKen-S75, e., SO. aud l40.
Two years old, ~, Ia S2i.
Ihfee yeafs aia SCI, %, % AID Sc
Cows and Calves at market, 90
sheep aud .nnlhs-2S60 a. market.
PRicEs-Extfa. 81 s and 2.
d, lot Us, 2,25, 2 81 a 25
s~ine-75. Pigs 50.
Rcnlik..fhe market overs'oeked and Sales hard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
DrotI)s.

% The lplh ult 10 Notfk, Ct. Lawrence Co n. " oil
Ne Afhoii iomerv Of Notth Clafendon, oaed 81 year.
In behe, Dec ~, Nancy e.. ~iic Of Juto Mo, r,r IT,,
ana daughter Or Cary Allen, late Of Wooistocf ssed 20
10 Bradford, Dec s9h, Mrs Po 49, colby vito Of Deacon
Jncoh Colby, aged - years. 4 months ADD da,s N,w
England papers please copy.
aged 90 '
IT, albany Dec. 2s,h Kc,ah Cutler vito Of Nose. c.
aged 81 yeats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

Washington, Dec. 81. The Iateliigencer SAYS
that His EXcelency the Minister from France,
called yesterday at the Department of State, by
direction on ms Government, 10 officially an
nounce that the President Of the French Repub-
lie had adopted the great measure for the public
safety. That the Chief of the State owed it to
100000 Frenchmen who would have elected
him, and to the world which had received his
nomination as anew era OF tranquility for France,
to preserve her from revolution OF which the
world might feel the recoil-that strong in his
consciousness of patriotic intention in repelling
the dangers which threaten France and Europe
without end, he invited the nation to a free
choice of a firm and durable Government-that
he appealed to the suffrage of all in a moment
so solemn to his country, and thought that the
appeal ought to enlighten Europe and the world
in regard to his object.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
Hrighton Market, Jan. 4.

Reported ior the Boston Daily Advertiser.
A. Market so Beef Cattle, 200 Stores go Swine and 3f
sheen.
PsioF' Beef Cettlefrces Of the last two weeks
susianed EAtra SO, $50; hfs quality SIS 600
second do. IS $40, third 1925 500.
Working naen-Saes SIS, g., e6, 90 70,
ta~sund Caiyas-sales S2i ~, 80, 81 ~.
shee-sma tots 81 rs, 22 and s3i wea'heTs AIS, $50
and tea II $40 each,
swire- email lots 10 Pebble pa "a foI ,o~s aud
3 LEA "a ior baffo~s. Al retail from to la
SatsHsaf Of BrigAteH Market for ldSi.
s3,0eO Deefc.lle--sales estimated at s2OI476O
3,slo Stores % 547 go
le3esO rh.tP Az .2s2
eoseJ SWINE AS, bi5
ssso1saO
a, $50 Heel Cattle,
"a $40 Stores. -...-, .o ,..o ~,
l64, 40 sheep, Saes es""a'ed s%,@s"<
70, $50 Swine,
ts.ies Beef csiiis.)
20y0o4 Stores, fs.t.-....., -, M, ~.
1883 Sheep, a'ssesu"aieua Vo~oS
90 ls0 Swine,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
lflarriaocs.

IN Wood,ioek Deeember aOh, by the Rev. Mf Horfct
WIN Mofri,t Canphrl Of Chnt,.si,u < a. 10 Mar Ann
took. -'f' wv"
?, l. Fatee, Jan. Let. by Rev r. MeKeen Of Rr,ac,,d
NJ Daniel NJ lngham, ana Mis-. Caonua T. Mower, both
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

An extension from White River Junction To
81 Johnsbury viii be made in the Spring. The
COS Of the lines IN operation has been 1924 232,
or S2l2 per mile. The receipts since the last
report have averaged SlOOss3 monthly, and the
expendtures S703.G9-leasng net monthly re-
eeipts S2l5.l4. This rate, according to our
hglires, should give profit of something over ,
pei cent on the capital. Instead ofmaking div
idend, however, the Directors used the profits Of
the line to pay the debts OF the Company. 1t is
nov ont Of debt, and the business Of the line is
steadily increasing.
fremont and CanaEr Rlar3ai ComBany The
annual meeting was holden at Nortnfold on the
aoth ult aud we find summary Of proceedings
ein the following letter of the President to the
stockholders.
10 the stockholders Of TIE Vermont and Canada
Railroad Company
Geatiemeti As SO few Of the shares OF the
stock OF the Company, owned Ia this city and vi
cinity, were represented at the annual meeting
OF SAID Corporation no den AT Mortified. VI.
on the Both ut, | deem it proper TO state. that
ue shareholders elected the same board of Dl
rectors as was elected at their last annual meet
ms, with the exception of DR.. John Peck, of Bur
Hntion, who declined a reelection, and that C.
QNhitmore, Esq. of this city, was elected in
his place
u appeared to the stockholders that the amount
q money expended in the construction of the
mad and to be expended in finishing the same.
"ould exceed the capital stock of the Company.
WHO Is one million Of dollars Thereupon. the
stock holders present, by vote, UNANIMOUSLY au-
uorsed the Directors 10 increase the capital
s'ock OF the company 10 an amount sufficient to
payfhe floating debt Of the company, finish the
'o@q bulld depots, and pay incidental expenses
-noi exceeding the sum of S25l,OOO Subse
Pepily, on the same day, the Directors held
@e@lng, and organized by elecling President
40 CLERK, and then adjourned 70 meet in Boston
We Present week. At am adjourned meeting of
we company, holden in Boston on the LIST day of
enanry, 1852 letter was received from the
ven josiah Quincy, Jr, declining a reelection
treasurer of the Company; thereupon, Il. II.
Hep'l Esq. of this city was duly elected Treas
49, pro fenPore, and e. o. Whiimore, ESD of
NY was at the same time appointed Fl
COMMITTEE, with instructions to make an
Y settlement with the late Treasurer. and
uhoyernor Paine, the agent for constructing
Soad, and also to dispose of an amount Of
su'ncient to pay the debt of the Company,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08
TAYLOR Goats,
NEW MEDICAL STORE.

s>sS Select assortment Of PURE MEDICINES, sin ple
Ez and compound, mhy be fOurd in son sh l. -.
a. hns'' oossofei souh part ofSpalngs Block, where
The public can To furnished with whatever beneficial Tor
the SICK Physcan- are invited to call ard for
ITEMS vein their absence they mas that
their orders Will receive prompt attention Our medicines
hfe genuine and viii be sold reasonably for Cush OF on
short aud approved credit.
large assortment of the host TRUssss. SUPPORT.
FRS aud SHOULDER BRACES ib,, the market n,,o,i.
will De Kept con.tanty hand ard VII sold at reduced
prices JAMES SpATpIVs NJ u
Nmre Of Montpelier Jan. 81 ls52 fq.av
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

Pd5NWps'c NuIroa1 4 circular % The stock
holders OF The Connecticut and pussumpsic Rail
road, just sent out furnishes the following
statements
Ihe capital stock Of the Company, applicable
90 construction, Is as follows
l0,910 shares of stock Sl097 60
Bonds $4,000
t..- CON 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-08

Slavery was to be entirely abolished in the Re-
public Of New Grenada, on the lst inst.