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Ynnth's .Drpnrtmrnt.
Lazy Boys.

a lazy boy makes a lazy man, just as
sure as crooked twig makes crooked
tree. Who ever yet saw boy grow up
in idleness that did not make shiftless
vagabond when he became man, unless
he had fortune left him to keep up ap,
pearencesl The great mass Of thieves
paupers and criminals that fill our pen
itentiaries and alms-houses, have come to
what they are by being brought up in
idleness. Those who constitute the busi-
ness portion of community, those who
make our great and useful men, were
trained up in their boyhood to be indus
trious.
When boy is old enough to begin to
play in the street, then he is old enough
to be taught how to work. Of course we
would not deprive children Of healthful,
playful exercise, or the time they should
spend in study, but teach them to work,
little by little, as the child is taught to
learn at school, In this way he will acquire
habits of industry that will not forsake
him when he grows up.
Many parents who are poor let their
children grow up to fourteen or sixteen
years of age, or till they can support them
no longer, before they put them to labor,
Such children, not having any idea Of
what work is, and having acquired habits
of idleness, 90 forth to impose upon their
employers with laziness. There is re-
pulsiveness in all labor set before them,
and to get it done, no matter how, is their
only aim. They are ambitious at play,
but dull at work. The consequence is
they do uot stick to one thing buta short
time; they rove about the world, get into
mischief and finally find their way to the
prison or aims house.
With the habits of idlcncss, vice may
generally, il not invariably, be found.
Where the mind and hands are not oc-
cupied in some useful employment, an
evil genius finds them enough todo. They
are found in the street till late in the eve
ninn, learning the vulgar and profane
habits Of those older in vice: they may be
seen hanging around groceries, bar-rooms
and stores, where crowds gather; but they
are seldom found engaged in study.
A lazy boy is not only bad boy, but
q disgrace TO his parents, for it is through
their neglect that he became thus. No
parents, howevr poor, in these times OF
cheap books aud newspapers, need let
their children grow up in idlencss, II
they cannot bs kept at manua! labor. LEI
their minds be kept at work; make them
i ;vI,,.t~so,,. .ob olar, ap1 fhay will ha in.
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The Law of Newspapers.

l, All subscribers who do not give ex-
press Notice to the contrary, are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their subcrip-
tons.
2. If subscribers order the discoutin-
uance Of their papers, the publishers may
continue to send them until arrearages
are paid.
8. 1fsubscribers neglect or refuse tax
ing their papers from the offices to which
they are sent they are held responsible
till their bills arc settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refi-
sing to take a newspaper or periodical
from the Office, or removing and leaving
it uncalled for, is prima tacie evidence Of
INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED WITH NEATNEss AND DESPATCH
At this Office.
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fear they neither hear ror heed his COM
mand. The smaller Indian, enraged at
their obstinacy, rises with an oath, and
stepping forward, clutches Mary by the
arm, as if to pull her from her seat. The
hunter can contain himeelf no longer A
quick, clear report rings out upon the air,
and the smaller Indian, with single cry,
leaps up and falls dead in the bout. The
old hunter, taken by surprise, fires hur-
riedly, and halfsmothered groan from
the Chief as he springs back into the
boat, tells that he is wounded, but not
mortally. He seizes an oar and puches
the boat from the land Quick rs thought,
with bound like that of a tigress robbed
of her young, and terrible shout of ven
geance, the hunter has sprung into
the boat, and grapplcd with his last and
most deadly enemy!
But the warrior, though wounded, is
not conquered. The long, keen blade of
an Indian scalping knife, CLEANS an instant
in the moonlight-the next, it finds a
sheath in the hunters breast. But there
Is no time for a second blow-the hands
ofthe Avenger are at the Chieftain's
throat. The cry of" Blood for blood"
rings in his ears! The boat rocks with
the terrible struggle. They totter, they
fall with a heavy splash, and 60 down nj
the terrible embrace of death. A sullen
wave, few bubbles, and the dark waters
of the Ohio roll over the Hunter and his
Indian foe. Such was the Hunters Re-
venge!
And were their bodies never foundl"
| inquired, when the old man had finished
his story.
"ies, long years afterward, when the
waters were unusually low, in bed of
drift-wood which must have lain upon the
bottom for half century, two skeleton
forms were found by a startled fisherman
still locked in last embrace. They have
been buried upon the summit of tie hill,
where once stood the Hunters hut and
there they repose, side by side"
And the young Hunter-what Of
him?"
Il am lie, and there is his young BRIDE"
and he pointed with smile to the gray
haired matron, in the opposite chimney
corner
looked up, and saw tho eyes of the
old couple filled with tears.-Columbia
and Great West.
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CHATTER ~.

The boy had not sat thus many minutes,
however, listening to the low hard breath
ing OF his excited friend, when his atten-
ton was attracted by the sight Of famil-
lar object floating upon the river Il was
the large boat belonging to the station,
and rowed by an old and faithful negro.
The huttering ofa female dress in the
stern Of the boat revealed the presence Of
his sister and bis betrothed. They had
come out TO meet him on his return from
the chase. Jumping from the grass 70
hail then, his step was arrested ~ an 90.
curence which struck him at once With
terror and amusement The river bank
Tar below him, was lined with thicket q
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CHAPTER II.

Months had passed since the stranger
made his hrst appearance at the fort
Spring and summer had come and gone,
and autumn had thrown his rich mantle
OF bright and mellow hues over the land
scape, when one evening, few hours ere
set Of sun, the hunter and his young COM
panion might have been seen ascending
and descending the long, green hills which
skirt the shores Of the Ohio, on their re-
turn from one Of their long and lonely
wanderings among the recesses of the
mountains. Descending the slope Of a
thickly-wooded hill, they came TO the ban,
OF the river, where sudden bend in the
stream formed little cove, known rs the
Horseshoe. AS they were about to cross
the little pebbly beach in order to reach
the hill which rose in front of them, the
hunters attention was attracted by the
unusual and uneasy motions of the dog,
running hither and thither, snuffing the
air, and pushing through the bushes which
skirted the bank with sharp, quick
bark.
ala! old Snarl has snuffed something
IN the wind. That dogs never wrong
Here, Snarl down, down, old fellow, before
the rcd skins hear your
The dog came back and crouched at hi,
masters feet, while he stepped cautiously
forward, looking carefully about fol
tracks" and peering auxiously into every
thicket.
"There Il Is, at last" said lie, suddenly
pointing TO the ground and turning sig
nificant look toward his companion. Sur,
enough, there were two footprints in III,
send They were half eifaced. but III,
kesn eye Of che hunter could detect a
once that they wero quite recent, and hac
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II j;.:.~,. If KS, ~. f,-1:,
t;;.;.l,.,,....l,.." .1L.... !. ,.,', ,.;.l,
eu,.t.... he vsr.ny in ;oor,,- .,.....b in
..x p,t-,. ..f.h n. war. !,f, b,1 ,.rr,;.,,,.-
J.. ;,ar il HI r,. !!:c: ~ her.:.. he c,lgt.....sv
commence: lay ,tli.r, !i..n"y,.k ot' Inv.
oGtiu", drin.-st kim. .t,-iiri.;r.s. i.,e-
rain. ,a,r.,. i,ins. fl,-ra-h untinc. Sab
bith~lr.l~,..,. Misunderstanding upstairs
"'i ..,;.-j.....y - ordering tam ;r VA ua;-
he c.':Ir.;.y immediately; to which tn; most
!i.to..-:;, replied in plain i.nr:jsll ;hc*d
-" lin = G.~:. Nov. tbs vs. i reply
10y Y Lich l.vjthcr Jan Jansen A!},.nlam ROY
Ni!Ar:ma- hlrit lad MADE: any ca!cuiation
and !inIin. hii=t.: total Y unpreparcd to an
s,:cr 50 terrible a rebuff with suitable io,iili-
~, c conr,u.'ri tha: his w:>y,t coarse was
u return home aud report progress Ii
70 the protest q tn: American Congress the
Auto r., ., Russia ,houl! say 30 to the dew
H. al ~. -llplI have 70 ,;y would he. w,
,r,1,o.,, .,l,tnI:ly t. decline; to leave on rec
,rl onr .,,.,nu refusal I'M, mo- o,b,, ,,..uo-
rial 81 cur ,l.,,pnroJa,ion.'
",,.:., d: our reader; will rsc,,Ic..t ,l,a,
a;.cn t;,.u. ja,s. lust previously 70 the Mex
Ia, ,,ar y H.; ,,,.,;n., .,,,n, w.,.I;ts uc,.nrcs
n the S,.ra:c ani som, Of the ncmhc,.. were
a;,pr.he.,,:,e ot,hc conssauenc,s. tie Cen
rr.l minated thu, in p,,,,osipg tn. measure
h.. liI p., ryo,o,. 70 ;n,re tho N.>;c,us br,
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Ac%1TTrn,-navid Sloan. CHARGED with
numbering Samuel J. 1'renties, of Milton. in
September last, was tried Il Tie recent term
OF the Chittcnden County Court, AID acoui,-
ted He stabbed i'renfi<s with knife and
50 wounded him that he shortly died; bu, !,
was proved TO the satisfaction of the ,Jnry
that he DID Tie iced in self defence. The
parties had been At variance, and me-; in .lle
road rr@ntls~ advancing upon Sioan, and.
dsna- The aifrsy kno. hcA hr. down two or
;''r"s times. sloan, he weaker mar. use!
h's Pocket knife 30 freely that death ensneI
in abc.:t ;~"n;v four hours.
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S r. j . II n S bUEY,
SATURDAY, APRlL y, 1852.
TIE WEST .'Oi: EARNING.


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SION. ,,,,. a., r. -
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CiLT.EOSItCC! NJ: AG.ICILTtR r.
Al SOCIETY.

: L. Sot XII L.
Tn. T,,eru,;y, Cnmi.ittee of the Caie;lo-
MA Cou..y Agricultural Socic:y. held an ad-
ourn@l meeting at St. bloomsbury on the
18th O. March when tn following Premiums
were ,s... ',i>ic,l and The following gentle
men appointed as Awarding Committees for
the prr>.:',j ."ar
t.. FIJI rigI<-An'rcw Mcmillan, Chs.
S!arks. a,,l ,iohn =. Carr.
I'm ii,rair I24i<-O:is Lyans. Henry
Blaa... AMI .A.cNanirr Miller.
IN t5er--Samucl B.elow. Vim. Adams,
and Morcs Martin.
Tn .>,l.,,-.,,a Morrill,, John Drew, Cal
via Brown.
On Br!ls-N';lIard S,odiard, Harvey I,
Moore. aud loci Fletcher. jr.
On tors end Io'u.q Cdr'e-Sullivan Ran
ne,. Joseph IIc,t and Robert Gilkcrson.
In Strrn-Eiisha Davis. Schuyler N1er-
riil, aud James ID. Bell
IN Norxes-Wm Mattocks. j. r. D.-lano,
John Moore, Harri, Knapp. and John Spen-
III, .Suine-. .uru>tns Sanbora, John Is.
kencr>on. AM Ihrophius Drew.
On Farsi rzckiah Martini hineas Ste
'rrs. ar.I ,ia"ph de.
On siop M,,utac'm'es-.ilc alexander Thomp-
son. Wn. I. P!,rcr. Wm. McGatiry, George
II. Weeks, and jefferson iIo,lner
On Houseio}d NiautIc'ureS-Lnke I. Po-
land. l.. ii. Delano and Charles 5. Dana.
On Vegetables aad Eruh-Ephraim Pad
dock. VIM L. Trusscll and VIM. Harden.
IN Eater n,| h1eSe-Lcvi l.. Parks.
Lueiu, Denison and >ewcll Bradley.
On Maple Sugar and Uoaev-Wm. b. Pal
mcr. Irish W. Miner. and Barron Moulton
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r.
re" '''-r -n:'c:"i Il" <"'n' from the
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EITit' ~ GTS .G'IUXiL PROTESTS.

Il" 'icHa'" n The senate. March IS be-
tween '''''"'I> 'j">f- a'' CA-s revived til,
ia''r''c notion Of II" latter ii rrcar! &c
the d,>'r"tf'on'ss 'rl Efficacy Q. interference
~ r.e'.:>, III he at,ir4 q Europe. The son
ator ir'u Mi~"i-qr still u,ain,a;ns thu, pro
tests o. 30: necessarily, involve thc r;>k Of
war IT. ,;r.., ia 1a;, . =.
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unl.>, s,.,ra,noi ~ r.ad;uc.. ,;,r wy ,,l :,
opposition, too. ia i,n.>-.rt,..,> ,i,i,.
afinn ttl,f iii. ro,Inf.,. could -. H. :.
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looked ., s,o,. ,,. ,.a,
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within i lew dav-. :! = .l,,,: announced .lla,
an arrangement has i'c,.'i ~o:m!,l etcd Tx Which
Iii hostile, competition i hcn.c!orth t. cease
FHrrE Is TIE hs>r NApKsi The
opcuin- II direct railroad communication
from New York City th-oush tho Ea'lrv o.
rhe Cun:,ccticnt al,A - III >f.;;.i, oi Yer
mont. must. sooner OF lat~r tnr:l the at;.i..
ton Of oar dealers To the Ci,y Of Kew York
as place for purchasing a variety cf cre,,.s
especially OF the lighter Aim,;~ silks an. fan
cy articles. The fact that these are imported
directly there, world seem TO settle The pom
that that PLACE was the one where the countr,
, trade would seek them.
We would call the attention o. our mer
chants 10 The advertisement of BOWEN x Nc
NANEr in another column. This was tn,
firm that was prescribed ~ the Journal OF
Commerce and other pro-slavcry papers. {
year ago or more for refusing 10 sign the cal
for the Union Safety Meeting" in Castl,
Garden, Although they were no; ultra abo
litioni.t<. but because they were leading ano
prospcrou, merchants whose influence va
not on the side o: slavery. they Were adver
Used throughout the south rs being til.
most r!iid abuiitionis;s and entirely unworthy
of southern patronage This lrew ont from
them manly card, i'll which they stated
that while the. claimed the RIGHT to enter
tam their own views in REGARD 10 political
nDral and religious matters. they would in
form the journal of Commerce and the com
niunltv generally. that their goods. and not
their jr-inripic$, were in the market This
independent and manly course has. we are
told, secured to them as it should. trade and
friends. AMI will do them no harm in the LID
ertv loving STATE of Vermont
/ WARNING r" H"Ys.-Wc have noticed
a GOOD ,..c,d oi carcIes>n>>- on the part of the
oy> aba,; tie Depot grounds in this place
and ha,c wondered tina: they have escaped
20 Ion. as they have without loss OF limbs OF
lie. The following from the Brattiebort
Eagle. should not he forgotten tx them:
\ Shorhine accident occurred ves;crla,
morrin" near til, drpo;. In" trcigh; tran
had nat ec9ir in on the Ci,.-iirc road. an,
The. ,nu,. y-> >lHn Y r,,a.,r..iri towards ii,t
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VI My ,-..-.-- - {
TWO WEEKS Lirrr INN,
i8RN!. .

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Is o',in K in.~ ,.l,.s.ii.,
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March i3-tuo Va = ill.,
! trcnrn'"''> flood I'M ,.,....
i".n1a, having "'of-i.or,-,. : 49,.
VIII. and Nevada '',''.'-..' :
The Steamship Jn;rci So.
thacr"s 4; Il \. N
the Ohio WA hourly rx,......r..
ne >traln''r ;'iltarIsa mr.. :
CO. had arrived at Panama. M,
ton and I"nnr~see were dbl '-
Tn" mails ~ tie steamer 90
>" hours behind th.. o.,,,,.i.. 49,,
The Fl pona'lo Va, ii, t.,a.-. = -.
time. awaiting flrir ann
10 sail without th,.,n. :, =,
fused I" put them o.l h7~i IS,
orders wcry to send ft,;r,.,;
will probably com. IN tl,,. t,.....
i>TiINr> NEWS
'''-'F i,ti'i'> Bow r---. .- .-
raliroaG, a. far n i:a~,.e y.
expected Ia h' e},cr - iI.'g....,
I'M only - mics Il ~i,.~ ...,.
>enGcrs leaving A>linwa.i j.. .
arrive at Gur"or:. III. san.
Is 50. The ruad Is 'i,.>,,r,n,.,, =. dr.
or'ier. ~.
=. = 49, -. 20 80. r..
81, iron -
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Mill eRAIA MINIS
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HOW IT VI ORKS.

.
,,.. Ut,
E"" "a "onh>'
Il i, :rtl,. TIN. under IT,. al valorcn, :,r,rf
81 l>tt a iarGe revenue is oitainr'' sufficient
t1r the GOVERNMENT rxpr;>r> Ia: in order
10 r,t;>,' thi- tariff Secretary Walker Wa o.
tiiyri, before his iinanri, srl,mr hl,! ,ym.-
prtr.v broken down on iron manufactures
i--3ts. III. !;;et- itftt
p"r'in-. AMI a'.,"'',:: -" Iii, rent sectors
"tt:r .tct. inl While the Supreme (}.rt
cf' III" Unite: STAT. Fr< r~,n"unr.1 nr.u,
of lhc-c circulars - have hc"n unrou.;jtu;on-
Il. tnrlt lave dr:.r. 4 r.l.;itc,!r u ,n,f:,
,sw IA -. ~. o,c~v Of cutie. ,.aii T.,
importers uu,,.r.y.I H. ,.;,.,i,,, ~. >.y,.-
:arv W.!.pr. T'...,x ,.as. o;t'..>. aar,.
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ANOTHER GOOD SIGN.

That gallant. and no, at all '.fishv" Wing.
the Hon. Edward Stanley. is ont in letter
avowing his willingness to support Gen. Win
field Scott for the Presidency. Some Wash
ierton letter writer to the New York Express
took the liberty to misrcprcsent Mr. Stanley
upon the presidential question. putting him
down among that class OF >outhcrncrs who
can see no good except in the Conpro-
mise adopted ~ Congress once, twice, and
to be re-a loptr", for aJht we know. as long
as wood grows and water runs" This de-
filming OF bis position hv an unauthorized per-
son did not suit Mr. Stanley. and he embraced
the opportunity OF putting himself RIGHT upon
The subject before the country; and he has
done it in manly and open manner. H.
likes the compromise, and so does North Car
DINA, he thinks. but he does not demand that
Gen. Scott shaIl plclge himself t6. The COM
promise or any thing else. He does not think
much of p!,dc"s made by candidate for
Office; he would rather TAX" the man upon
his we'll established reputation. than uDon
pledges manufactured f;,~ in. occasion. Tho
he lrlier,~ that the Wings ot North Carolina
prefer Ir Fillmore to any other nlqa. he un-
hv>;tat;n-,v declares that he will support
G-n. SOFT II he is the choi e Of tie Wb;r
parry. The compromise men arr extrc:ncl,
anHioa~ to make the northern WINS believe
that their southern brethren viii NOT ,.,r,ort
zen o'oI'' because he has not III" crazy up
Oh me S'n'.'')ii:-r.
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tx Whi.u,al.l,,..> u:'thr New ior.., !.r,i>.a-
tn.. LIT w,,h. = resolution was ,.jn,....l ~
pressing preference TO- G,.-r. : ~ tor the
Presidency. 1t Wa passed ty 1 vote oi' - 10
l. >nne ;h;r'y n.cmHcrs Of: tie legislature.
-. -
~ Al toaeor,! y. H.. on the 18th. over
foot of snow fell That beats Vcrmont-
We had bu, an iuch or two on tia, dav. Il
commenced >nawin- here agaim on Thursday
morning the 10Th, and continued to storsn
late in the evening. the snow mostly mrl,n-
:. r
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1. = II iftTt morning. here are l.,
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To,li Democrats.
Total against The resolution.

GEErcE--pr King. the eminent Amer
can missionary. an! the l. : Consul a; Ath-
ems. IN Greece. has been sentenced 10 fifteen
davs imprisonment. an,l to EXPULSION from the
conn'ry.tor having published a book to prove
that divine hono'> should not he paid To the
Virgin Mary His conviction i >aid tn haze
hc"n procured tN foreign Influence. 10 he a
"ain>t -" law ami The evidence. AMI contra
~ 'o Ike Creek constitution which guarantees
Religious federation. TIE Polish rNilr> have
heen expelled tlnm Greece. on the prcttxt
OF plotting against Turkey. We ONLY regret
that the term Of Imprisonment, i - short :;,l,
ii Will hav" expired ami his Punishment ct
iect"d hetor" the Government viii h1rr fine
10 move in III" matter, Nothin. >ioall salts
~ CIR G"vormncn; Int an apn'n-,, AMI the
restoration Of Dr. King 10 lis post and hi-
functions