Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

uespair, one Vi 'le ieautng men IN this branch
oil business, sat rumineting-so the story poes-"
with his eyes fixed gloomlly on the carpe, whio,,
Glanced TO be of n vocierous pattern III
noisy pattern indeed =" loud" in short. mr. q s,r.y
ning," as the English say. An idea seized b,,
He rushed to the counting room of l.rra
carpet mandatory near by, and borrowed H.
Tie library of old pattern books From tina, bonr
all was well. He sat up half the night examin.
ing, admring, selecting. In the morning The
requisite order was given and all hands waro
set TO work. The result, he who runs NAV Soc
Carpets have risen, and now peraubulate tho
streets: Accelerated young gentlemen wear
Their blushlng honors thick, very thick and verv
broad, upon them.-Iiome Journal
To TaAw OUT PuMp.-Take a half inch
lead pipe, gut tunnel in one end and SET tho
other Oil the ice in the pump. Then pour bos
ing water IN the tunnel, and the pine will sa,,le
rapidly down through the ice. Having drilled a
hole through the mass, hot water will soon en-
large 1t SO that your pump rod will move and
raise the water from below, which will melt a.
way the obstruction.
The Far NoRTH WEsT. The ST. Paul
Minnesota Democrat of the 10Th instant has the
following paragraph:
THE MEMBERS PROM PTMBINA XIII
son, OF the Council, and Messrs. Gingrais and
boictte oil the House, arrived on Monday even
/ ing last, and took their seats Yesterday They
left their homes on the Goth ut. with four trains
OF dogs, and were consequently twenty DAYS IN
performing the journey, which is very good trav-
cling considering the depth of the snow in that
part OF the Territory. They made the Journey TO
Low wing on snow shoes, walking ahead of
the trains to harden the track for the dops. A.
mong the dogs we noticed old Teton. the chief
whose health was perfectly good, but he himself
to make distinction between him and he
health, most remarkably fatigtfed. as werc also
the Others OF the trains, all lying ilat on the
moor seemingly unconscious Of what was roing
on around them. Wei, they will have rood
resting spell during the session of tho I,a,sIa- /.
ture, and will be well provided for bv thor -
ters until the day OF their departure. The sno.
IN the tembna region is from three u five foo,
deep on a level ~
The Pembna delegation which represen,s
tgenty eigh UoieS having learnt as soon Ne ,ho,,
reached the settlement that Pierce and KIM
had been elected, became suddenly trensforne5
INTO democrats. 10 the fullest crienf" A mos,
remarkable and sudden conversion They. how
ever, seriously object to our democracy, because
1t unfortunately happens to be older than theirs.
How TO PoP CoRN. The Rural New York
err IN communication over the signature Of n
A. b., gives the following mode a. m improve
ment IN the important business of corn ponninr.
Take two quarts Of salt and put in IN iron KETTLE.
and heat until IT is hot enough The degree nfr
neat may be found by trial TO pop the corn: but
II IN and Sur the corn until 1t begins to pom then
cover the Aeue, 10 prevent the corn and salt from
flying out; raise the cover occasionally. and
STIR the corn to keep it from burning. When
you have little experience, he saws. YOU NAV
pop your corn better and faster in this wav Than
II any olher The corn will all be turned inside
ou', white and soft, provided the corn is well
dned, as It should be when you undertake to
pop II. The corn may be easily separated from
the salt by sitting through a screen. or common
tanning mil sieve, and the same salt Will answer
to pop all winter.
Il fact 10 be PoHdotd.-Dr Howe has exarnin.
ed almost the entire number Of cases of id,ocv
known M Massachusetts, and the result is tina, IN
all but four cases, he found The parents of these
Idiots were either inemperate. addicted 10 sensu.
al vices scroiulous, predisposed b insanity. or
had iniermarrcd with blood relations
o. Hon. John Petit was elected U. S. SEN
ator, lih inst, by the Indiana Legislature. 10
MI the vacancy m the unexplrcd term of the
lion, James Whtcomb. Judge Peut wa, for
merry Representative in Congress. and nude
himself somewhat notorious BY annually fntving
resolution, dispensing with Chaplain in the
House. ." ''''
.irrirai ofa ossei from The Hpgy ycng -Tbo
bark Marietta, Captain Capuren. arrived hero n
few days ago, from Malta. She belonos IN To-
rusalem. and is owned By one of the inbah;,.,,s
OF the Holy City. This is the only vessel thar
n 10 ever entered New York harbor' belonging
~ Iii,ra.', au1 = therefore great curiosity
viii GA 10 III "u''''ilahs. snip builders
n,ra5 ,r;.h ,L -, a s'est curiosity when com
inv. Her csr,ain Tuing c'ait OF this coun-
or,l of he. - = a maltese, as are also sew
~ ,Sa |.,.,a' - having no Consul m this CT
isb Consn bo ue',Segu us papers to the Brit
and that government being repre@es, ,s s1Ilec
salem by Bishop of the Established Cb,'rob
~ J. Herald
I'm, r.. IL. r.
49,, S ~ re i-'ys'Pe'aS - he editor Of the
disorder 60, - cure Tor thls distressing
suhefer lie says simple ponlnce Of Chamber
mas proved in INV case. an5 rnnba "a" "ls ssD'e
this vicinity, certain remedy . In IN ~
poultce was on going to bed and the nov, morn
to his SURPRISE he found the ina,r,,,s,, 49,
-.9bnn1 Ere Eo,,r.oJ 10 ven a. ever
Soro,,oo -....
s,esd ~ 60 d, least' nave passed home
even,,,s ,a,o,,'' u'e southern States, Georgia
s35n. Flor;da 800! "eIes' not exceeding IN value (
~ iun tAtApts lortf acres. NOT ovrpad-