Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-02
The Mammoth Brother Jonathan

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The grand Fourth July doube-sheet Broth
er jonathan, filed with large and beautiful ric-
lures suitable for the coming National Jub.'se.
has just been issued by Mr.. B. H. Day, n. York
The first page is one entire historical picture,
comprising thirteen tableaux. pertaining to the
early history OF America The last. as well a.
the two inner pages, are also filled with tine
large engravings, among which are several Of
romantic historical interest Taken arogsths-
this is really an elegant number of the faus-r.
Brother Jonathan. The price is only u eea,s.
or ten for one dollar
Tho Eieeiie Medical journal. and the .lfssio.l
Wss'ern .Nt,o are two Medical pubHcs,ans.
printed at Cincinnati the last named c1ir-sr,r
of6i pages edited by DIS. f. S. and O. T.. Nev.
ton, and furnished az p cents per anuum 'hs
first named a monthly Of lii pages. editsl BIZ
Dr.. J. r. Buchanan and r. $ Newton. and flo.
nshed at two dollars per annum.
Ono CrLryAroe.--Ne are glad TO see.
from tins excellent paper devoted to Aer.cL.
tsrc, Horticulture and Domestic and Rural f.
economy that the Farmers Of the Buck-ere Stale
are wide awake TO their own Interests, in great
agricultural improvements The right sp.ui, ;hs
spirit OF improvement, Is evidently spreading
from centre to circumference. all over the luAa-
rant hills and fat valleys of the State. The
Railroad and Farming interest 20 hand IN hand
IA the march Of Improvement, and to the natnf.
ally rich and abundent resources Of wealth. the
farmers are giving additional value TO their
lands by improving the breeds of sheep and cat.
tle and better and more thorough cu,ii,atica
of the soil They seem to understand iheir
duty as husbandmen, and manifest comuleada.
bic determination faithfully to perform il. The
Cultwtor is a well conducted and efficient cotl-
lutor in he good cause
WooL GROWER AND SrocK Rre1srrR We
know Of no work 10 the country better sdspiel
to promote the interests Of wool groaers ard
cattle breeders than Tins hest Of works on TIE
important subject to which II is mairIy oepoiel
It is. 10 every respect mechanical and editorial,
publication OF great merit, and every lover Of
'-'' N't'N "'i" NitN "' % Nl 0itNip ODD tElAnll,
should supply himself with a copy Of H. Il
published at Rochester New ork, br ID u. T.
Moore at ihg very low price of 80 cents rer
year IN advance We viii procure for ans
one who may desire Us so to do.
.Northfeid. George Sturtevent applied to Coui-
missioner lodgeii for an appointment as agent
to sell liquor, and received the following an.
swer
( WATERBURY, May 20. lS58
Friend SfiVfspant, Yours of this morning :
before me In reply will say,--I have MOI az
any time intended to take any different course
with the town Of Mortified than any toun in tie
County, and that Is, which ever way the extces-
sion OF the ireemen Of a town Is, either IN favor
or opposed 10 the appointment of an agent to be
governed by it. Mortified, by that rule, cannot
have an Agent until those in favor shoN a strca.
ger expression than those opposed.
/ II Is not a hard matter TO get an expression u
a town by town meeting, or by pesitou and
remonstrance.
Yours respectfully,
CALVIN BLODGETT.