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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

drouth Of the past season injured ma
terially or entirely cut off the root
crop in many parts Of the country.
In this case hay aud the coarser
grains must be used, and these Prop
erly prepared answer very well the
desired purpose. Good, well cured
hay is Far from being desplsed, even
by the most aristocratc OF the tlll
Pail breed, though if first passed
through good cutting machine. IT
will be more readily and economical
" consumed. Give COWS whit hay
they will fully dispose OF, and n peck
or so of bran per de, shorts, or prov
ender wet To proper consIstence,
and seasoned with little salt, and
they will continue in milk almost as
long and give nearly as much as
when supplied with roots. Oats aud
barley, or oats and corn, ground to-
geiher, form good mixture or prov
ender for this purpose. II corn
meal alone is used, it should be mix
ed with cut straw or hay, and slight
ly moisiened-but a large quantity
Of this grain has tendency to dry
off the milk. 1t is better adapted to
faitening than TO milk making pur-
poses. Both potatoes and apples are
excellent food for COWS, but do not
produce as rich milk as either beets
or carrots. These roots are proba-
bly, among the best foods which
can be provided--to he used in con-
nection with other kinds of fodder.
No single food VIII succeed as well
as u proper variety.
The thrift and health of all kinds
Of stock requires a supply OF water,
either frequently and stately, or al
ways within their reach. II should
be brought into the barn-yard, that
cattle need not be compelled to wan
der off to a distant stream or pond
through the storm and cold. Such
a Journey they will no, undertake un-
less quite thirsty, when were the wa
ter within their reach, they would
drink much more frequently, but less
at n Time, no, injurng themselves 10y
abstinence ut one time or an over
supply at another. Their comfort
in this respect as well as IN shelter
aud cleanliness is the best economy,
ms an animal well-cared for and kept
warm and clean, requires less fond 10
keep i, in thrifty condition. The
best management is generally the
cheapest in the end, and is always
the most satisfactory 60 the thorough
going farmer. We shall be glad #
these hints call out from some such
any improvement or modification Of
the course we have indicated, drawn
from wider experience than our
own.--Rurai New Yorker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, \. Y. Dec. 20, 1853
Fer uheut eight yeHrs have beea severely afflicted
with the Asthma fpft the last two srais hav, suffer
hstnnd ell ny pawrfs Of descriptions months at a
time haye not hruH able 90 sleep IN bed. retune
what rest could suing iu ny char My hiihculy ol
breathing aud sun fings were great "a times,
hat for houfs together friends expected that each
haut would he NY last. Duuug the last sis years !
have had the aud Attendance Of some 81 the must
reIeAatcd phy.ieapt, bus have received no lefm b.
nent brncdt aud but ltic iei. at lenath had tho
good Fortune 10 prucurc d.. tutis'- hNgeaha or In
halug Hygrsa Napni aud thsiry syrup. Al the time
dist uhtnined &c. ! was suffering under oac OF ny
most tiueui tar H.. and was 90 great dtiess, almost
suticaiug fnf of breath 10 Ices thou ten min-
uics liom the tune applied the hhtlci 10 NY .ton-
uch. aud took te siuonul Of tne Caery ssiup. was
fehetrd ~ "a gfelt measure from the diinculiy 81
rrutltne AVID bad % comfort the night have siuce
roufihucd b. with the greatest pO.sihc hcneht, and
uu. uow Comparatively well. tod gully knows thr
aniount of suHrfrg this ine icinc he relieved me
from My adsruto the suffering nv IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
Wintering Mich Cows.

The subject of winierng mich
cows is one IN which large majority
of our readers are interested, for
probably most Of people who own
but a single domestic animal keep n
COW, and those who are not thus
limited generally include more or
less of these faithful creatures among
their stock. And the mich COW is
worthy Of this distinction. She pro-
duces one of the most wholesome
aud nutritious ar,iaiss Of food ..h,..h
we possess-one always in demand,
and one which there is no other
means Of supplying. Good cows al
ways command high price for they
pay good profit. Blu, this profit
depends largely on the attention
they receive from their owners
whether they are fed and cared for
that they are thrifty, healthy and
yield largely of milk at all seasons of
the year.
IL is poor economy To winter cows
upon dry food alone. They need
something more succulent and nu-
triiious. A full flow of milk requires
a generous supply of the right kind
of fodder. Carrots, becIs, parsnips,
or iurniPs in addition to hay aud &C.
casional feed of meal OF shorts-a
judicious use OF hay, roots, and meal
will keep the animal healthy and
ia good flow Of milk even in winter.
In England mich cows are fed prin-
cipally on turnips and corn fodder,
and are stabbed through the winter.
They have slight feed of straw and
hay IN the morning, and sliced iur-
niPs morning, noon and evening,
with an occasional supply Of good
straw 10 their hangers. Their sta
bles are kept clean but well Uttered,
and they are also well ventilated.
avoiding as far as may be, currents
Of air, from which cattle take cold as
well - human beings. The proper
ventilation Of stables, both for cows
and horses, 10 too often neglected.
But al have not and can not pro-
cure the proper supply Of roots. The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
Crist Mills, Starch Mills,

OF for any other Water Wheels. such as Paper Mill,
Tup Hammers. &c. The advantage these Wheels
have oth IT, hoy fsQuif" much lees water than
any other Wheels except the rshut, OF ateo breast
Wheels Tor saw Miiis use ifum II to 1926 inches "
vAtet, ~ head NJ requires. Fourteen feet
head Of wuier and a. inches OF w1tor IS Sufficient
drive q rominoH Saw MIL
Those " Wheels do of iron, and cast IN one
piece There vitipus -Hes Of Wheels, 40 inches,
feet 8 iaet aud feet. Tney con.tructed that
they can be- attached 10 woudeu shuns without altering
original be- liug gearing Address
SIMEON q. BUXTON. PropFi.to',
R.lilnnA- Nnllnnni
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An EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF 4 RAD
BREAsT, WHEN NEARLY AT TnE
pptNr pF uH N1.u

Copy 81 a letter from Mr.. r. Darad, .Ncu ORLEANS,
dotted Nor1aber GA, 1888.
10 Professor Honway, 80, Corner of Ann and Nassau
Sneets, New Nufk.
DeorSir,--it Is with heartfoh riuiiiude lave 10
infutm ,nu that by the use ct your Ointment aud
Pil. the LIE of nv VII has been saved. For .rysn
yeats she had 'aa breasts ~iih TEN rGprins wound
loot OF csncrruus turs.l was told that nothing
could save her; SHE was thtu induced tss YOU
Ointment sua Pills, whrn the shun - zee Of three
months, t' effected ptfrct cue, to the astunfsh.
meat Of all ~ho knew We obtain nbf Medicines
irom Mes.ts. 81 ulht n G." OF thstf,. rect. New
ptenns. send this from "lutet ,ie- r,tncc.,' Pam.
al hough I had written { 20 New % icon. hrio,o
mail, ief at tiat lime MT kUoNitg enuf aslie..
Al New York. lsguudl h. nIkANT.
These P,. should Ice used jointly with 'be ONT
ment in most ofihe following eu-e.-
Bad Legs C"oiractrdand Lntnhlso suto ihtoais
BAD breasts Sth Joints Pilt. S.ir-i.sra.s-
Burns fitulAs Rh.auIfism Scuf,,
Buuions Gout Sah RHcutn SD. h,tI.
thil.nsin- Gllrduiai Sr.li- Ilr.t.
ChaPped handle, Sweiiiags Sofe Nipples Nnunr,
- sold At The cstihlisbmcni Of Professor uoiio.
wy, o., Cnfn,r of Ann aui Na-..u strreis Sow
Yofk iisi hs 40 re.pectihl nrnsgisfs bod ucI
Pots hpxts.ut37 2cts. p anl 20 crnfsr
the Union. ani By FRED e. SMi 90. Nontp,lef. VI
9c- There IS, e1l"dsiaPle st,lag ia iuklug the
larger -ia"s.
Nh. Objection. for tho guidance OF PATIENT. IN
every d isnrio4 nrU hNfd tu each il1. 81 tinw IL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
INDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 MOST NONnERFULnis has recent
~ vhcen made hy Or. CURTIS Tor curing Asthma
tonsumpiun nfuutiit., Coughs. Coils sud ~ ~ 9
Complaints, hy Mruteefe Humiliation. VI tIKlIs'-
uNOEANA, "rtNuAiiNG IN GkAN NAfOR ANU
CHERRY SYRUP. has accomplished the must won
defful curts Of Asthma and Consumption, IN the e.
" If Ncw York erd sicinty icf q few months pasi
tvHi known to man. u producing an impression on
Discnsrs of The Luna4 ruvet before Witnessed by thu
medical profession. see cenihcaie in the hands ol
Agents
The Inhaler u worn the ht ast under tie linen.
withuu least inednven the heHt OF the bod,
being suiirisn evaiutaic the huid,-suppb ing The
lungs constantly win healinr AID agreeable 'apof
passing into ~ the mir cells and pus- gcs OF the luns'
~ a. cannot Iussiry be- reached BY any other mvdietne
Hem L. Il of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

"h RHes jor ne PrpHuiaf,eH # LIFE, jHst from TIE
Press.
\ leitof with Remittance Fi % cents. or the value
IN post stamp, addressed io--Df. kINkELIN, Phila
deipha, Pa. will secure copy Of either Of ahov
benks by rriufr Of mail ~ copies will he nj Ia
OF pnstia" IN 81. booksellers. CHnVsssers, Traselt
log Agents, SC, supplied wholesale the pubsbef''
prices, which Himit IT a large mott
20 al ieuers mRst be post pad. 7s.lyf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

A Farmers Pudding -3lbs.
yellow corn meal, ID. beef suet, J
pinis molasses. llb dried curran,s or
whorlle berries. Boil the pudding
four hours.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
RENE MBI.is

lie who places hiuseh sndrf ~ ktNkEIIN's
tr"aie 81 isiuusi, cu hdr 90 his hflef
tenn md rely u"n DE assufai e., hot ne sectets
OF nr. ~ pafirut- N iii never tr discltsfd.
Young man--lot 30 fi'se nusdf ~ dslet 700 from
max ny yun snowa 10 ,ne who, from education
AID fcsprrtahiiiit. rah cefiainy hfiiisud ,cii,
Too many fhnk The, Will scrfct iu ttrit
own henus. and eure themselves. Alas how uiftr -
this fatal drln-i"nf aud how many promising N,ung
man, ~he m gAt have beeh ofnafuf tocstl has
faded ifam Ms earth
Structures Of tho uretfa rapidly we'd rs he
appira0n Of new fhfrapeHtiea agent. ssra snly hy
Dr.. X. Ueokafss and Constitutional debility promptly
furad. nnd f.I rLr-r l.tnrla.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
CIR Flum < tbr 1,ur
ny T.. r. WALTON.

lie that by the fiow would thnve
iiimselfnnst rttherHoLo OF pHIvH.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

Are appraised that nr. NJ kEf.tN confines HE ptac
iice particular hranch 90 nrdicne, which engages
his undivided aitonuon Tie uautions The unoftunass
asi.nsi the usf oi me.curs Thousands are rnnUany
nrfcufialzed out of e. Recent affections prompt
Iv fnffrnul.hfH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

Pens, Pencils, inkstsnds. Ladies aud s. hool,
Travelling lnkstHnis, Quilis sand, : nd Boses,
Waiers-white, uanspateutand rel Letter stamps
iHdei,bie TIM. EiHsres. seHling Wax,
Ladies' Noie and Leuet Paper, 70 Ell and untulod
~ and nlain Envelopes to mbtch-somc extra,
Pen Knives, Wafer Boxes. PORT r. hos, Puu Monies
Card Case. Catd- Of alt kinds, Visiting ana Came
Wedding Clids aud cake Hosts,
Bristol Buanl--Hli sizes and thtcknesses.
drawing Pnpers-fium Gap to Super Royal,
bonnet Board. straw Boatd Binders Junk Board,
Gilt surfteed aud Marhed Pipet
large lot of the best INK 10 Quart. Pint, ioz aud
School Roulc-, Wtupg Books. States o. all II
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REFERENCES.

NATHAN @. PIERCE, Bfstaiaistcr, Uindham Co
JOHN LUNn, Grafoa, Caledonia Co
GARDNER A. FNLER, Burke,
JOSEPH 4. STEVEN, Hardieiok,
CHAifNCEY G. DROWN, Shef,la,
ALFRED GRAY. SHEFFIELD.
sfiILANnER OWEN. Gioror, Orleans Co.
JOHN KELLY. Brighton, Esser, Co. 70. lvt
LYMAN n SHEUWiN, Hyds PAX, Lamoiiie Co
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TaI,c Particular Malice.

Ihrfe 81 uH tNti hH SOME tnrs lndul geo n ~ huys
in solitude often growing 90 sifh 81 en- nanhn.a
and which, li not tuimrd in Disc Hf. act onA iegtts
scfons nhstHcies TO mafiut nHi tHu tnr.s, Loo gvfs
rise scies ~ pfnfratirh iu don, aud 90 vssiaing
"a riions. fcw ~ hose wio eve g. thi. p,rni-
rIous rrariics alc aware 81" the 4rsncfs uttlt
ihey hna the nrfr"rs sfsfrm -hHtitfe', feel ffs
mind
The unfortunate fhns afectsd heroine feeble J., m
able TO labor vih aeru-ftnsd v'gni. o, lb ~
mind no siudY hi- step afiy aud weHk BE- auil,
Ursnluts aud Engages g. ris sport With Ices energy
than usu ].
Zone is Nnf.t, snd enter mai usnN 10. nHriugr -
uafrutfsi aud his tell hfu thu ms raussd
Nv h. earl iol|tes 7hsss a., soHs dsrafifH- rhcA
ahaaL nraLan NJ ~ .InlarLn .iluale.
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AFFLICTED READ!!.
NAslDS.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE -Egathsh-
ed gu yeas ssp ns nr. ktNkELfS corner Of Third
and tniuH -t- leiwosu spruce and Pine, ihiiatsi.
un44. Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
To Mill Owners of Vermont,

TINE subscriber having pufehashed Of TIMOTHY
Il ROsE, his Improvement Direct fiction Water
WAss foi tho State Of Vermont, pate Sept. Yah
tssn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
LIVERPOOL SALT,

fI'Ils dss unloading from Car, $50 Bushels Extra
Nice SALT. Which viii he sold cheap for Cash,
liberal discount those who buy TO sell again Givs
cali.
ALSO
superior quality OF sugar CURED Hams, justreceiv-
&c and for sab. BY tie subscriber.
July 2eth, leii FULLER 4 SMITH
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New STYLES of Clothing,

lust RECEIVED al FRENCH n sCRiBSER's
embracing all kinds AID qualities At extremely low
prices Tor CASH. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

Pure % frufs hofiir.
li--hr .utc anl COLI inf Carte Pgkin's rramF
aHq Pan hlir. AN ufrtf.' hsIflus Ihfs usHr tfa
hiss tmtsiinn.. rIce 1912, 20 BOD 30 . cents pci
bottle according To si1s.
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Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindery
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

A MoNo the SCHOOL BOOKS you can 6ud Town.
"A l, 2, 3snd4 Readers, Do speder.; Sanders
series Of Render. and srelier Town. Grammat
School Reader Pnitr's Rrtarica Reader; DO. Anal
yss Andrewsand oddard's Lstiu Reader and Gram.
mar, Wed's new Ems. Gtammafj Weld's Latin Gram
matand Render Quackenboss' First Lessons In tom.
postt'oni Crosby's Greek Giammat, ADAMS New A.
tithmetic aud Keys DO. 10. Revised do, Culauiu's
Arithmetic Lnefsnns do. Smiths FIRST Lessons In
Geosrarhy Ito. 0paue Geography Muchcil's Grog.
raphy aud Atlas, latest ediitou Oineys and Pirey's
Dawes Lcgendie. %. Algebra Robnson's de-. do.
Uni. f.. ke,es to simei faikof's and Comstoekis
Philosophy Comsiock's Chemistry Lcvetoti's Cr-
ssr; Acketmans Natural History orcuster's H-te.
~; Gutnsr,'s 4. :. History W@Lsters 'sclooi bic
ionaty, Ncbstefs Uni. Ed ton aud othets at whole
sale and atlil--cheep for cash.
TEsT.fNE.VTS-iaf and small;
HfHLE<-Tuck, clasp aud Quar-" Family,
Prayer Books Watts ana Select, and Methodist
Hymn hooks; Baues' Notes;
The works Of Wits scott, Campbell Pope ilowitt,
shakspeare, Thompson, Pollock auc ~ he's.
Salad for the solitary, Lofty nndihe Ln~ly.
Home SCENES, Margaret rcrcival, Dfoimy Life,
Gai'ies n Grnvi'ies, Sacred stteaus Snuw Image,
Books Of snub-, Fe.,us, Tales OF Traveller,
Dollars Hnd Gems. Solomon No-thIop, y yisnslave,
May Martin aud other tales. revised edition
f;ppehco.'s History Of Vermont.
Thompson's Vermont and Appendix &c. &c.
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uFREAD HIS OWN wOaDs.

To Professor nottowsr,
Sir,-lt j. not my with TO become notorious mel.
thor Is this eitefwttnn TOT the sake ct writing,
but 10 say. that Nuuf Ointment cured Of OF
the most dreaded cutHueous Of hrsa ncf
To-, aud which consider d by all Who kuew mo,
be- enitroy Let ond the reach ul medicine. foi uine
Ntafs wts on cited III one ui the most painful aud
troublesome leg ihut fsf TO the lui
aad amer wing even medicine haa EVER heard Of
resigned 10 desp al hnie of being cured but
a tIiend hfuugtt Toe q souple OF large pnis cf
Ointment Which caused The sutcs nv l.astn heal,
and entirely trgaintd ny he Iii 10 my agreeable sur
pris, and delight, und to he a-tui i.nmrnt ct ~,
friends. iSgurdJ W. J. LANGLEY.
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tflc0ifincs.

Ctisens If the UrioH.-.
You have done mo the houni with one voice
from rnd Of the Union To- ,hr nihcr, STAMP the
character Of Oiniment with YOUR apntcbaiior. It
Is scarcely 40 Yeas since made 10 known among YOU
and already, 1t has oliaiucd eoiobhty than uny
other Medicine In o short period.
TilnMAs HOLLOWAY,
&C. Corner ef finn and Nas aa Streets Ner Yort.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy efieter from Nr. ~. J. langley, ~ HaHfsris.
faakn Causty, North Cdrai'aa, 4. s., dated
L.
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X Il n ID :.
YOUTH and MANHOOD.
NATURES GUIDE.

n tigerous LJe. or Premature I)eafh, KiaksliH on
SfJ PyserrafloH-O Only rs eeHts.
II - a vort eminenfly feqnfed, as means Of is
forming IN" vices of the az m which iiss. Also,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

TnlBETS ,anets snh gibhans,
INONFsE CLOTHS, WfougAi CulRf-
NJ. nrLANE~. Do tuief- ! ves,
SILKS du do Hlkf4,
RAY STATE ~ Avis q, Pocket do
tASHNlHE dn Muslin caa4bfir Brnd.
PRINTED 10 lnlni'. Robe. = W,is-,
NttE fng FLAN s. ELS sils a CASHMERE Giuvr-,
BHONO ti.DTUS kld DO
CASHMEkES rfnia q Gi0ghams,
NEsTtNGS Hil kinda Knsr Rlsutets,
Ian ASrEL QUILTS
And many other goods which viii he sold stfy
cheap. at s. BANKERS.
tlrfnf,.r 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

Requires he mlhuent OF s-sr,sl ounditions, in or
der thai ~ may bee ea m" cHns' Of mu uai ha rtne.s
"nld The seii which cuyef. the ousin 81 denssile
wfrtrhsdncss be raised and s rstry IN
stance di-clo-ed-u h"~ maHs r.u'h - be- 'raftd 10
phssical disqunhhcaii"n. Apiy then ~ iiis IL - Yet
tune. an ~rdrr hive Nouf unsifung and feisAed
ganEaiion feii -, fevi'i- - snd ,uengththsa.
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BOOK BlNiDERY.

FHmphIets, MHgufncs, No, Dound o my stFTe de-
sired.
Cu.iom.ts sending their orders ior Probate, Town
ofnthet Records, loafnHl. Huckrt.. houks fnif q
and bound 40, nstttrn whatever, may rely upon re-
ceiViug peft.rt -Atisf .cii0n.
NJ .. Divis wnnse Hrrurtry add wotkinansiip ~
this branch of business has htep tts"rspl, shown
fpf,es,ral year. past, viii give tAis department his
particular nit' niion. NJ WALTON.
In The siure go long occupied by e.. Walton \ E.
T. W tItnn X ~nus.
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tflrNirints.
DRUGS Il MEDICINES,
PAINTS & RpyE srurrs.

OF EVERY VARIETY, SHADE q QUALITY,
Fotsale by u o TYLER ~ hs dug store IN Muutre-
lier Also Camphene and Burnt FLUID. \ ~ inds
ofGroeerics, fuf sale b, ~. ~. Tb'LBR.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-06-18

RThe riot in Brooklyn still con.
tinues. From the Baltimore Times 81
the 9th inst, we get the details Of
these beastly proceedings to date.--
On the Sunday following that date,
about 5000 persons assembled at the
corner Of Plymouth and Maine streets
"a difficulty was looked for. 500
extra Policemen were sworn in for
service on that day, and every effort
made to preserve order. An insane
"Street Preacher was holding forth
to the multitude in the most inAami.
tory appeals, and many persons were
there to protect the preacher in what
has been prostituted, by the title Of
liberty of speech"
After the preaching services had
been brought to close, the speaker
with his guard, and accompanied by
the Police, began their march for the
ferry.
AT the ferry, they met a party Of
New Workers, and very soon after a
shower Of brick-bats and other mis-
sells were thrown from the houses on
the street. Two pistol shots were
fred from buildings on Plymouth and
Main streets. One man fell and an
other cried out I'm shot, I'm shot"
The row recommended in the fearful
terror of desperation, two others we're
killed. The Sun says:
50 numerous were the Irish and SO
desperate, that no person, male or
female, was safe, however, unconnec-
ted with the matter in dispute between
the beligerants, nor were the police
at all capable of quelling the riot.
After the report of the riot in
Brooklin got circulated in New York,
intence excitement prevailed. 500
persons assembled in front of the CITY
Hall. and passed resolutions to pro-
coed to the, American Hall, corner of
Broadway and Grand street, there to
procure amunition,' and reinforce
ment; for the purpose Of proceeding
10 Brooklyn.
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ClEReyMAN's SAlARtEs.-An at

| CLEReYMAN's SALARtEs.-An at
tempt to get at the salaries Of the cler
gy was started at Boston. Queries
were put by letter, and some fifteen
| hundred answers have been received
from gentleman of the various demon
nations in New England and New
York.
A writer from New Hampshire
says: We know ten young men Of
rare promise, who have not entered
tbs ministry for fear of starvation, and
of support" A writer from Yer
mont estimates the average salaries Of
ministers in the whole State at from
$3.50 to 5000. In particular county
it is $3.50. In New Hampshire the
average is placed at $3.50; and in
Maine salaries are from $500 to $500
generally. Salaries in Rhode Island
are as much as in New Hampshire +,
and Connecticut may be ranked with
Maine.
The average given by eighteen
Congregational Churches of Berk
shire in Massachusetts, is $500. Tween
ty Baptist ministers in the same get
but $372 each. In Franklin county.
Massachusetts seven pastors receive
from 5000 to 800; seven receive
over 800 and less than 5000; md
over twenty 800 and less. In Nor
folk county, Massachusetts, it is
thought the average SALARY is not
5000. Of more than one hundred
in Suffolk county it is thought
that the average pay is not more than
| 200. In 1850 the income of the
lawyers in this country was 1923,
BOO, 900; and that Of the physicians.
S2O,0oO,0OO, and that Of the clergy
but 100000.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-06-18
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MoRs OF VAR Washington, June
3,-1t has been annouced here that
the U. s. Marshal at Boston asked the
President for twenty thousand dollars
to prevent the rescue Of the slave,
Burns, which was promptly sent.
1t is rumored to-day that member
Of the Cabinet told a friend that it
was the purpose of the Administration
to declrae war against Spain in two
weeks, and in four weeks to declare
that the Sandwich Islands shall be
annexed 10 the United States.