Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18

iNatloUWl DtInoOdt Is moved 10 speak as follows
of the ~ Y. Locofoco Legislature.
Like distinguished person Of ancient history
let them, lthe MEMBERS 10 to their own place
Such another faction Of furious fanatics and
trcksters az have tried to manage this Legis-
lsture, was never before disinterred from the oh.
livion Of private life, 10 disgrace the State and
render odious the very name of the party 10
which they belong.
1t is said that the contribution of Mr.. Belmont
10 the expenses ofthe Presidential election a.
mounted to the large sum Of 10000 dollars
Hence his appointment to an important diplomat
ic post.
The only removal in the War Department so
far, has been that of Mr.. Newcombe, of Massa-
chusetts, the Librarian. Mr. Newcomb is the on.
| ly surviving grandson Of Mai. General Warren.
the first and most illustrous victim of the Reyo.
lutionsry war.
! These Guis.--Here rs Fanny Ferns idea Of
female friendship
Two wozsen jois-.ag the mutual admission
society emptylng their budget Of love affairs (;
comparing bait to entrap victims signing over
the same rose-leaf; patronizing the same millin-
er, and exchanging female Kisses Betty, hand
me my FAM
! Franklin Morgan, Of Palmer. Mass, has
pair of twin cows, four years old, which have
been worked IN the yoke like oxen for year or
TWO. They are large, good looking animals,
and are MIXED the same as his other cows.
The Washington correspondent, ofthe New
York Journal Of Commerce states that The grure
Of James Madison, t,cice President Of this Repub.
iic, cannot nor be recognised!
"fa Death they ioere not Dirided "-Y es,erdav.
pretty little boy, scarcely five years old, while
playing on some logs in the Hamburg Ca
nal, suddenly slipt and fell into the water. His
little sister, brave child ten years old beng
near, and seeing him sinking, flew to his assis5
lance, and throwing herself iearlessly into the
canal, struggled TO rescue her perishing bro
Their. Alas two-fold fate was there for them 49,
The poor boy sunk for the last time, and his no.
bic sister was herself drowned in her frnitless eff
forts to snatch him from watory grave.--BuC
ytaio Republic.
Il Lore Affair. The Jcrnoa Ia Banner. pives
the particulars Of some strange doinps which
lately took place in that village. A gentleman
from nelghborng county went to Vernon In
diana, to marry young lady to whom he was
engaged. The friends OF the lady objected ard
sent her to the country. This caused q good
deal of excitement in the town, and writ OF
habeas corpus was sued 10 rescue the girl. She
was at length found IN a church on Sunday last
On coming out OF the church the officer attemp-
ted to take possession Of her person, bu, was be
set by mob Of males and females, who drove
him off with sticks, stones. sc. The next morn
ing the girl appeared in court but no one an
pearing 10 prosecute the writ, her friends again
took possession Of her. Several fights occurred
and parties were bound over to answer for riot.
Remedy for Cancer. Col Ussery ofthe parish
of De soto, informs the editor OF the Caddo
f,avnffa fhut ha E.ll l.. Z
troublesome disease, recommended to him by a
Spanish woman, native of the country. Take
an egg and break II, pour out the white, retain
ing the yok IN the shell, put in salt and mix with
the yok as long as 1t viii rec eve it, stir them
together until the salve is formed; put portion
of this on piece of sticking plaster and apply
1t 10 the cancer about twice dav. lie has tried
the remedy twice in his own family with CON-
plete success.
Compliment 70 an .4rtia.-A resolution has
been passed by the Council of Detroit, rendering
TO Hiram Powers, the great American sculptor.
now abou, to return from Europe, the hospital
lty Of the city. The resolution was Of highly
complimentary character.
That wasn't bad idea Of Sam Sticks when
suffering from intense heat, he said be felt de-
sire to take off his flesh and SIT in his bones
awhile, TO cool himself"
Delightful A man IN Cincinnati has invented
a new rheumatic ointment, one of the ingredients
Of which Is toad OIL A correspondent of one of
the papers of that city saw in the inventors store
a collection of SIX to eight hundred ioads, wait
ing to be tried OUT
/ AT the State Fair To be held at Pittsburg, Pa.
in September, premium is offered 10 girls un
der tweniy-one years Of age of silver cup for
the best ten pounds OF butter; for the second
best pair of silver butter knives For the best
five pounds of butter set Of silver teaspoons /;
second best, a silver cup.
The population of San Francisco is now est.
mated to be nearly $4,000. Six years ago the
population was $50, of which IA males aud 1913
females were white, and there were "a Indians,
40 kanakss and negroes.
1t is said that Barnum has lost thousand dol
lars week on his ILLUSTRATED News" The
newspaper business is out Of his line.
! Liquor Lac in Gm,ford The first opera
ton of the liquor law in Guiliord took place
last week. P. :. Bridges being found in q
state OF salubriiy Incompatible with Just notions
of temperance and sobriety. was arrested and
detained for safe keeping until his etiervescence
had worked off. He was then called upon IN
dlcially to designate the kind friend who had
( furnished him with the means of exhiliration.
( Mr.. William Jacobs being that very unfortunate
man, was arraigned before Mr.. Justice Fisk,
/ found guilty, aud sentenced to pay fine of Slo
and costs of prosecution Mr.. Jacobs has
doubtless learned that being friend ia need
will sometimes bring a man into a very unpleas-
ant situation - Bsastlsboro Eagle
/ a Profitable Recommendation. The article
in the Washington Union accommodating the
Buffalo Repabiic-said to have received, in man
uscript, the personal appreciation of the Pres-
dent-has been followed by an advertise men,
worth near $1,000 given to that paper! We
suppose the western organ Of New York Barn
burnersm would like to be accommodated
weekly on the same terms = Providence journal
The .At,0 York Sun, paper whose procliyi
ties are decidedly anti Wing, and which leaned
decidedly towards Gen. Pierce for the Presiden-
cy, speaks us follows:
/ Thus far-when we except the Inaugural, and
one or two good appointments at the outset
President Pierce has given no practical evidence
that he is capable of rising above the beaten
track Of political managery, and above the mar
row interests OF party or that he is man fitted
to impress upon the popular mind the stamp of a
resolule will and irresistible energy
.Spunky.-rhe Chicago journal states that the
young ladies of Bloomington in that state recent
held meeting and resolved to have nothing TO
do lOhatsrer with any young man who INDUCES