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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08

After the incident previously narrated,
Mrs Griffin was a constant visitor at her
dear cousin Smiths Especially did she
make 1t point Of driving her gig, as she
called IL, TO B-eyery Saturday, that she
might enjoy the pleasure of hearing her
dear COUSIN read his delightful verses. She
wouldn't lose the treat, no, not for any mo-
ney She was quite sure that If cousin
Smith would print his verses, they would
sell all oyer he country ID no time IT was
quite sin and a shame that II couldn't he
done .Sts knew what poetry was, # other
people didn't; she was always fond of poe
fry-very- even when she was a child ; and
ahe had read poetry too, though she couldn't
say that she was fond Of reading anything
else il was a great waste OF time IA gen
eral. But of all the verses that she ever
read, cousin Smiths beat them out aud out J
and she would say II fit were with her last
breath yes, that she would.
Solid pudding, says the proyerb, Is
better than empty praise But as Sampson
had plenty of solid pudding to spare, II was
4 hut far that cousin Gullia should get llt'
tie of It, IN exchange for the lighter article
/ Aud besides, how very kind of her to pay
such auentlonl Timothy Baker would no
do 1t, though he lived close at hand not he
sordd fellow, always groping in his tan
pits So 1t was not to be wondered at iha
The Gnffns showed tokens of rising in thu
world. The gig was fresh painted an'
lined the old horse came out IN new bar
ness; Mrs. Griffin sporIed a real sable muii
and boa to match, the next winter, aud ne'
silks and salins the following summer; AM
more than this, her husband seemed TO lax
a stride ia advance too; he evidently grey
= bigger, nay, he actually looked taller by
! Cull inch than when he first visited cousi
Smith. Then, somehow or other, he ha
always money in his pocket, aud began
E speculate as a householder as well as pra'
} Use AS householder. Dear couin Smith
I Two suns cannot shine in one heml
phere. As cousin Griffin rose, nephew b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08
BY f. P. WALTON & SON
lunttI,lnau & State Journal
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.


TERvs-sf 50 oash IN advance s2,oo Il payment = no
made in advance interest always charged from inc end
list Of agent. to receive subscriptions adver
i.eent. and communications, aud acknowledge PHymen'o
the same =. n.,,rpov
BtookRald = II. SMITH,
Cabot g. e. BROWN,
D,aviile CHARLES :. DANA,
El.note +. g SCOTT,
Ugdepifk EDWARD y. SAWYER,
Iohnson T.. W. sCuTD.
Mar.hhald, f. y. PUTNAM,
Morrisyiile !. g.. MOVES,
Hi8Hrsax JESSE JOHNSON, it,
Northaeid, T.. SMITH,
Oraosr CARLOS CARPENTER,
Psiofsid. A. f. BANCROFT,
south % ,rdwiek. G.. SHTPuAN,
gtowo. JOSEPH g.. RAY NUeU,
s.afud, WILLIAM ROLLINS.
south 'raaofi, ANlEL W. JUDD,
Tnnhidge AARON KING,
Vars6ri ii AVID Flvsfon. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT.
wat fbuy AND Duvhury, p. g. SMITH,
WiiamstaWn DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT.
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Gbr llInw ou0 tbr Sos.


50 lie that by the Flow would thnre
Himselfmust either HOLD or pAiYE.n
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lake. from which il then deseeods along the valleys OF
different tributaries OF the 81. Lawrence the Metis
nvsr which u crosses above lis mouth aud then has
level course along The south shore OF the ST. Lawrence
to Quebec Oh immense importance in national point OF
view VIII be this railway 10 The mother country and II
cannot bui do wonders in the way of developing the
sources and therefore increasing the wealth. of the
era provinces through which it is TO run. No lovslier
OF more substantial district will il pass through than that
waefed BY the Restgoucbe, where the winters, though
long, are airy and healthy; where fish and lumber
abound TO an unlimited extent; where the more import
ant grains yield from thirty sixty, and the invaluable
potato from twenty 10 foryold, and where The people
are uncommonly moral loyal, intelligent high-mnded,
and industrious And then, if the said railway should
be preceded by amieabe commercial arrangement
between The North American provinces OF England and
the United Slaes--and such ought speedily TO be
made, Tor we the children OF broodhen will the
world and especially the United States. enjoy the bless
ings. to The fullest extent, OF what is comparative
wilderness
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OF substantially the charges that preferred 40
The affair OF the Csam.ns RsUoulioao1s The parties im
plicalsd Jeanne, Blszy. Bsrtotte Seard, Daraie
Bouquin dc la Souehe Raber. Assres. Sslys b.laiiie
Jsmet--now in prison and Dubusson. bsguel, s,gha'
PICARD German. Couturier. Petition, La'euiiiaue
Bourgain, Katermsyer, Sacre-al large, or iugses ~
foreign lands
These trials occasion but little apparent excitement De-
most of the persons involved belong 10 the work
ing classes OF society, and their complaints have niue
lille currency in 'the world down street. But ~ Inc
quarters of Paris devoted TO lndusiry-the barncade
quarters, or as Willis would say, blouse dom-lhey Gre
ate an amount OF dissfecon which ii is impossible to
measure.
Rumors have prevailed in Paris for the last few days
that large number of arrests bad been made lately in
Leie bat journal OF that city states that the number
was but three, viz: M Vatican, physician and Mes
siears Femy and Dewarlez, whose professions not
given The two last involved in the troubles Of
the Goth December, and condemned TO sarretanee
Of the police. which they to have been efecluay
subjected TO. These three persons confined with
host OF others whom know little nothing about al
the prison in Mazas which found handy on the
day OF the coup dSat No political prisoners have been
sent lately TO Ham, whose peaceful Secusion the En-
peror himself enjoyed for so long time.
We learn this morning, from the Messenger du Midi
that occasion OF The e,e-day of Count de Chambod
there legimist banqueta the port OF Ce,te The
police having received notice Of the affair, entered the
banqueIoom, and seized portraits OF the Count, num-
Der of white flags, and all the fsurs-deys they could
lay their hands Some resistance made, but OF
course the police lriumphed, and usual, ga large
number OF arrests were made"
You see, by these incidents, what kind OF tranquility
prevails in France, and Judge from them how little
liable she is 10 charge preferred by an English writer
of being "infamous and contented"
On the 2ls instant, at the palace OF ST. Cloud. the
Emperor conferred the dignity Of "Chevalier of the I'm.
peral Legion of Honor upon countryman, DR..
Thomas w. Evans. formerly of Philadephia,) for
vices rendered to the cause OF dental
believe this is the second instance in which this dis
,ncon has been granted to Amercan-the frs, being
that Of Dr. Charles t. Jackson, of Boston. for the app-
cation OF ether for the prevention OF pain. am told
also, that is the only instance in which it has been
erred dentist such, though France herself has
produced some OF the most eminent men which dental
art can boast.
This official honor rendered to profession which has
been much injured by adventures and chara,ans is
creditabe not only to the person impartiay signal:
lied, but 10 the government itself The incident is the
aeripg 10 Dr. Evans from the fact that although
the decorations OF the Legion OF Honor perhaps toe
avishly bestowed for civil and military services they
only extended to scientific in OF and
acknowledged success. c.
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NKw YoRs, August S.-The stock market to-day closed
nrm, and prices advanced Sales United States IS, Of
1907 at l2ih Canton. 3d. which Is advance Erie rs
Long Island, 33A Reading. Sc offered Parker Vsin n
Cumberland Coal, Ssh Phoaix, l9A; New Crock, I;
Morris Canal, 10 Nicaragua. 23t The money market Is
eater, Exchange on London, % a % premium.
Flour is active, but prices rather dropping under
the news-sales of 900 bbs al SO 25 S. 81 for State
brands to IS so SS 6S for southern Corn meal aud Iyo
-four unchanged.
heat is tending downward-sales of 80 600 bushois
new southern 1928 2i for rcd to $50 ISL cents
for white Corn heavy.aes 80 900 bushels rs rs
for yellow. OATS AZ 40 cents Rye, "a cents Sales 200
bbs pork at Sib 81 S6 Lard firm n, ii IL ois
The market is ffmsaes 800 balesprices steady
ss las, quoted Whiskey, 25a rs cents.
rnlLApELpHA, August 8 The stock market remains
quiet United States 6s 1867 1914 Pennsyvsnis 6s o5
offered. Money easy.
Flour steady under the European news, but not
active-sales 500 bbls at So SO for standard brands
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nv GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctaemssss.

,rprsTrra SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
k,chen furniture sucuonon Tbursday, ha iih Instant
residence Of NM Elizabeth
.,,,a. on Inc I3 aud
e deed Eli, abeh Warning the sstscrfbs
~. an dsy OF February 1885,
county the District Of Columsa all householA
effects Of he establishment, viz .EitH.ek
Mahogany .ofss, divsn., psrior and rocking chair
DO dressing and other bureaus sAskoards
marble top, centre, card, aide, and other tables
Walnut extension dining and breakfast tables
Maple cottage, French and other bedstesd wardrobes
Feather beds hair and shuck mattresses and bedding
itfrsme mirror and other looking etassss
ManteI solar, hail, and other
Three ply ingram, and stair and oicoth
China, gisss, crockery aAd stone
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and fendcn, toilet
Cooking, radiator, and other
good Of kitchen requisites
And articles which deem
SO cnh, and $40
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
WIN. u. WARD Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Auge-d Asst'ossers
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NEws FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS soUADRos.-The
government this morning received advces from Commo-
dore Shubrck, al PASSPORT just before he sailed for Hall
fax All well with the squadron, the vessels Of which
were cruising around the fishing grounds. They will
probably all shortly rendezvous at HALIFAX The com
modore is sad TO have written that no fishing vessel
sailing from Eastpo its vicinity had armed and that
there need be no apprehension that any IRON that imme-
dise section would conduct themselves as to smbar
ras, the governments action the settlement OF III,
question. --Washington Star
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Navy Agency,
Norfolk. AUGUST 8. l0k7.

SEALED proposals. endorsed PROPOSAL. for Co." invited
y this Office until II O'Clock,
1885, for funishing and delivering
yard Gospo Virginia. 400 Of Cumberland lump
qued engines be Of quality and subject
of the yard
The delivery be made a. soon after the acceptance Of s
GEORGE LOYAL,
Aug 9-2awr22Aus Navy Agent.
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE
Aucuonoa Friday anenoo~, August sb,
The premises shall sell Of lot -, In sssA
square fronting - feet inches Seventh street
between and streets north, running back leo et i'm
proved ceastning rooms
south side extending back the dsph Of
the ain building. perec, and sale positive.
6hh the residue Ia twelve sghsesn asd
An.a JAa o. Mc0UIRE, Auctionses.
nS- The above II unavotdabiy postponed unsal
Wednesday, August l0th ssme hour -, - ,xcrr.- Aa.
.7a Auesso.sss.
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Q|-nIasonic.-Laying Of . CSrncr-stons.-Ths Grand
Masons Of tho District Of Coambs
will Iodg Washington Centennial Lodge
Wednesday 10th insant ~ Ocock
the OF the sixth Prssbytc
nan Church. aH
attendance Of the grand officers, grand oce
aud Grand Lodge requested
the brethren Alexandria and In this
vicinity invited to be present A4aI
BY order Of the NJ. W. G. Master.
CHARLES g. FRAILEY,
Aug9 Grand Secretary.
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ALABAMA KLIorios.

CHARLssTos, Aug. 6.-The returns received from Ala.
bama doubt of the election Of John A Winston
for governor The congressional returns very impor
feet but indicate that Phillips tde is elected in the Mo-
bile district and Abercrombie (whig) in the Montgomery
dsuict.
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KgNrUcAY ELECTION.

LOUSY Liz Aug The democrats have eleo,ed four OF
their candidates for Congress, namely Linn BOYD j. M
Elliott. J. Breckenridge, and Il. IL stanton The wings
elected the other six.
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ATE PUBLICA1IONs.-Esssys for Summer Hour BY
Ia Chas. Lanuian-62b cents.
The Way OF ; by Henry A. Rowiand-75 cents.
Open Communion, Principles Of Restricted Communion
and False by s. w. Whit
ney, A.H-37k cents.
by Faith by the Rev. Jonathan " seams, d. D..
The Dinicuis, Of Inhdely by Geo. s. Fsber u. D.sl
Life nd Letters OF DIR. DIN. 2vois.-S2-
JournaI Of Bishop Asbury, 3vols.-e1
biblical by DIR. StickaDd-e0 cents
The Lamp Rev. James Hamilton, ID. d.
Layards Last Work on Nincveh and babyIop-e9 as
Home Pictures by Mrs. G. w. Denaou-0l
D'Anbgnes History OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pces.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANrYNE,
Aug0 tSmrl 1h street
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE Aug 6Zoicofter (whig) 10 elected la ID,
Nashville district The democrats give up the election
Johnson for governor.
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OR OF years three likely aged,
specuvcy, I6, II, and 20 years For terms apply TO
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
Aug 9-a Auctonser.
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sale To-Day.

by j.. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
r EMONs AT AUCTION-On Tuesday afternoon, August At
Ii O'Clock my shall sell 10 boxes
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aug9-t AucuoneoF.
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ISOR SALE Horss. BuGGy. aad Haraeas.- The hesSe
fine hay. for and action Ne q. The
+.
Aug 3-eod2wn.
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DIED.

Baltimore 9th after short but Illness
ROSETTA, eldest daughter Of MARIox b. and the late
JAAxs HoBAs, aged 10 years y.
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m7-At u meeting OF Board OF Directors 81 the
Metropolitan institutes their 7th street,
the following resolution passed
Resolved That Of Institute be opened daily
through (sundoys excepted) from to 10 O'Clock,
public generally be invited 10 visit the same
CHARLES CALVERT,
June l7-r Recording Secretary.
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n1-Young Mems Christian Association Rooms F0W-
street, below f. tho General Post Once
day (Gunday
the hours Of three and The best religious
country
and regularly received Citizens and strangers
will be cordially welcomed. sTH
BY order of the Association.
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WE want to engage the services OF strong active,
industrious, and young One Who
best Of references chaacts fov sobsey and
himself useful
TO business, obtain good
need spply business, acquainted
city add neghboring trade preferred.
CLAGErT 4 DODgON,
Dealers in all kinds of furniture and dry goods
q
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II August.
I For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Augp AssnL
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Charles II Mason, esq, secretary OF the new Wash
inglon Territory, and John s. Cendennn district altor-
OF the same. sailed from New York on Friday in the
steamship Georgia
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SALE OF NORTH CAROLINA coPPER.--One hundred tons
OF copper pyriles from the mines Of the North Carolina
Copper Company, sold in New York on Friday, for ac
count OF that concern. at prices ranging from 81 l2i to
"a rs for each per cwt.
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

by j. G. MCGUIRE, AUctonecr.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.-on
Friday August l9th at O'Clock tbs premises
OF Commissioner OF Public Budngs
No 81 fronting s6 feet II inches
2s and and running back 1876 feet ~ nchts
cash.
J. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug9-d Auctonssr
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Student. medicine charged with four cas- each
of s. The fee in the intermediate
is $50, n senior cnss,s75 GEssNER HARRISON,
0-2au4wcp Chairman Of the Faculty.
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ARRIVAL OF GIRATFEs.Two living girafes, one meas
uring II feet and HE other Is feet in height arrived at
New York last week in the steamship Washington from
Bremen. They said TO have been brought from
Egypt at an expense Of $25 900.
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GOODS FOR THE ExHDTIoN.-The American ship
George f. Patten, Stnson from Havre. arrived at New
York on Friday, with sixty packages for the Industrial
Exhibition consisting Of oil paintings of vaue OF about
l4ooOoi; ALSO marble, bronze, and plaster siauary &c.,
valued at over 100000.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


THE will October,
i close 10 29tl of June following
The university the following schools ancient
languages g. modern ansuagssi g. mathematics, natural
philosophy mnrraogy, and geology chemistry msdcine
anatomy ply siology, and surgery pbi
losophy rhetoric, bellies political economy
law lecturship special anatomy mcdca
and The schools ancient Ian
suage and mathematics have each
school Of professor
(not including clothing books pocket money!
are AS follows
Tuition schools Gas o75 q
Boarding. including diet furniture, aud attendance OF
servant, instalments
rent occupying ROOM % each
Rents WITHOUT precincts something more
Sis; contingent deposit IS %
Washing $40 fuel and light,
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GREAT YACHT RACE To COME oFF.-It is stated that a
great regatta is to off September in the vicinity
of Keypor, New York. which will be con,eDded for by
an English yacht and newmodeed craft building
under the management of Mr. E. T. Blodge, a. Keyport
The prze to be awarded will not be less than $500 for
the winning boat
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CHLoRoFoRM FOR BEEs.-A sixth part OF an ounce Of
chorotorm Tor common hive, or nearly quarter Of
for large hive, s used in Scotland for put
ting bees to sleep while their honey is taken. They
put the chloroform in shallow break fast plate, covered
over with thin gauze, then put the hive the plate
covered with cloths, and in twenty minutes the bees will
be sound asleep, and out of the combs on the table
This is considered better than sulphur and the bee'
rather like it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-28
AEl!sBI0AN
CHARLOTTE, N. c.
NOTICE..
Feb. IA. 1853.

TINE Trustees for the Male Academy located in
i Murfreesboro', Hartford county, N. G. respect
fully announce that the next Session of the
School will commence on the first Of October next,
under the charge Of "a gentleman capable and well
qualified to discharge the duties as Principal of y
school of high grade.
The course ofinstruction intended te be Exrsued,
is calculated to prepare youths for College or the
active pursuits of life.
The institution has recently been placed under
the patronage of Washington Lodge, No. 3, /. 0. 0.
F., and the known salubrity of the vilIage-ths
morality of its citizens, together with the absence of
many of the influences which lead youth into err
ror, it is believed will prove an inducement to Pa
rents and Guardians to patronize this School.
Terms for the Session of Fire Months.
For Elementary English, SO 90
For Higher :" II so
For Classics and Mathematics, 16 90
Fuel, &c. so
Good Board can be obtained Tor IS 90 per month.
Address i" Secretary to the Board of Trustees to
the Male Academy" Murfreesboro', N. C.
August 6, 1858. 49-tO
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SOUTHERN COACH FACTORY.

FRANKLLNTON DEPOT, N. @.
On HE undersigned would inform the riding
Z public and others who may wish to ride,
that he has established a Factory in the Viii
lage Of Franklinton N. C. on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad, for the manufacture of
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
of all descriptions in the neatest and best man
ner- He has purchased the right for franklin
County for the manufacture of the
Patent PERCH Buggy,
which is acknowledged by all to be a great i'm
provement on the old perch.
He has in his employ the very best workmen
in every department of his business. His Black
smith is an experienced workman, WHO served
his time and worked many years in the Coach
Shops of Newark N. J. His Painter is from
Liverpool, Eng. and understands Thoroughly the
style and manner of painting adapted to CARR.
ages dc. of the most durable kinds.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, the undersigned hopes by his increased
facilities and neutrality-suspicious., still to meri
and continue to receive a fair portion Of pnbll
favor.
All work done by him will be warranted t
stand twelve months with fair treatment.
H. I. CLAWSON.
Jnlv I 1873 d2-lU,
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NV Mnther.

tide hath borne nae far away
FROM the green banks mychildhood knew
Hath mingled with my locks the gray,
And from life's roses dashed the dew;
But hath not quenched the faintest trace
OF memories which my heart beguile
Nor from my soul can Time eface
My mothers smile.
In c~hildhood's gay and gladstone hour,
Blithe as a bird in sunny ray,
I gaily roved from flower to flower,
And deemed life one long summer day ;
But one deep JOY, remembered cen now,
Then filed my heart with purest bliss =
1t thrills as erst, on cheek and brow =
My mothers kiss.
Whene'er my hayward footsteps turned
From paths of rectitude sstray,
Or my young heart with anger burned,
Forgetful of the better way,
/ might have spurned the harsh rebuke;
From words of council turned my ear ;
But not O moment could l / brook
My mothers tear.
Old time with me hath lightly dealt,
And spared full many q treasure;
And scattered blessings not u%nfelt,
With overlooking measure;
And one, like tone of vesper bell,
Still fingers viewless on the air,
And haunts me like a holy SPELL
NV mothers prayer.