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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23
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There is, or at least there was, few days
since, in Brattlcboro VI, Just at the FORK in
the roads near the Asylum. a beautifully
sculpturcd figure of the Goddess of Fame.
rather larger than life size. Standing thus.
ont Of the world of civilization, as it were it
fixes the travellers attention nd as he ap-
proaches near enough TO mark the finished
lines the expression and grace depicted, sur
prise and admiration are awakened The
white snow upon the ground lends an addi-
tional charm, and the rcined-in horse is
turned aside to afford still closer inspection
The design indicates decided genius. Fame
has just recorded the past year history
Her right haud. still grasping the pen, has
fallen carclcssly to her side, while her left
hand, holding the tablet, rests upon her knee:
her attention for the moment being engrossed
with passing and changing objects vet to be
recorded Tho effect is striking, and when
we picture the traveller leaving his wagon or
sleigh to scrutinize the figure still more close
ly, We do but tell of what occurred many
times day, and day after day; and this close
scrutiny is necessary to detect the fact that
tte rLole figure IS made Of snoio and ice while
the tablet and pen are but pieces of an old ci-
gar box.
It's history, as reported to us, is, that it
was designed and reared during the night be-
fore Christmas, by youth named MEAD, who
is but 10 years of age, and who, from the
circumstances in which he has been placed,
has had but slender advantages for rcultiyating
his remarkable artistic taste and talent. Dur
ing single night by the light of lantern,
young MEAD constructed of blocks of frozen
snow, ON which water had been poured, this
statue; and whom the mornings light came,
it revealed to the gaze of astonishcd passers
by, work of beauty, which genius alone
could form or conceive.
Think of the enthusiasm which must have
inspired this youth, as he formed, piece by
piece, by the dim light of his lamp, in the 81
lent hours Of a cold winter night, this snowy
offering of genius, TO the newborn year As
we looked, and looked again, and admired
more and more the exquisite finish of the
statue, we could not repress the wish that
Fortune had been more kind to so deserving
a yotary Of Fame. Young MEAD, when a
mere boy, displayed his passion for sculpture,
and many dwelling in his native place bears,
in figures cut in bas-relef, undoubtcd eyid-
ences of genius and enthusiastic love of the
art.-N T. Sme.
We would suggest to young Mead to da-
guerreotypo his statue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

Our REMEDY HAS SUcoEEnED,-Our ral-
lying cry will be disunon Disunion when
ever we are threatened with such . fate. The
danger for Heprescm Is passed on re-aedg
has succeeded We 0W preserre and cherish
the remedy Ia BE- used wheRorer similar dangers
occur Richmond Eaquirer
Tho above is very candid confession. We
would suggest, however, that thoEaquircr in
quiro Of the youth who cried 'Wolf-wolf,'
so often that people laughed oven when the
wolf was upon him, whether the indiscrimin-
ate use Of such remedy viii pay. IL Is
our opinion it will not Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

with this unknown visitor
The farmer now entered the room heavily,
and with the noise Of his wooden shoes reused
the traveller out Of his painful rcvcrc The
latter rose and hastcncd 10 him with out
stretched arms and cheerful face, as if Inc
would fin greet him as an old friend but
the farmer took his hand coldly. and looked
at him with Indifference
And You, too, Peer Joostens,' he cx-
claimed sadly, "and you, too, do not rccog-
nize me
" No do not think ! have ever seen you,
sir, he replied.
"Then you do not know him who. at the
risk Of his life dived under the ice ot Tori
moor 20 rescue you from cartain death
The farmer shrugged his shoulders. The
traveller seemed deeply panied, and said all
most implOringy--
" Have you, then, forgotten the young man
who used to take your part among your com
panions, and bring you So many birds eggs
Co adorn your May-wreath him who taught
YOU 90 make trumpcts and whistles of the
meadow-recds. and took you with him when
be drove Pauvci the bricl,maAcrs sons fine
cart TO market;
81 have forgotten" replied the farmer,
doubungly. " But remember that my faith
or, now in heaven used to tell me that when
] was six years old ] was nearly drowned i'm
the great Tormoor But it was Long John
who pulled me out-and who, in the French
time under Napoleon was carried off, with
many others, to be food for powder. Who
knows in what unconsccratcd ground his
corpse is lying now May God be gracious
to his poor soul
An all cried the stranger. with cxul-
tation, ''now you know me am Long John
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

organ, ON which Sus the clerk used Co play
so beautifully, while we sang with loud and
earnest voices
AVA Marie,
Grada plcna 80
The traveller sang these last words with a
loud voice. The associations which SO sug
gcstcd must have affected him deeply for a
glistcning tear rolled down his check. Si-
lontly ho moved on sunk in self-lorgctfuncss,
till ho had reached little bridge which led
across the stream to a marshy meadow
An indiscribablc smile now lighted up his
countonanco, as if his whole soul beamed
there
Here he said, with emotion. " / first
took Rosa's hand in mine Here our eyes
first made that mutual confession which re-
vcals heaven TO the young and ardent, but yet
trembling. heart The yellow water-lilhes
sparklcd in the sunshine then as rv: the
frogs croakod morily, and Che lark sung over
head
Crossing the bridge he stepped upon the
heath
Ah." he said TO himself "cvcn the little
frogs which saw our love are dcad-thc now-
crs are dead. the larks are dead Their chill
drou now greet the grey-haired man. who re-
turns among them ike spectre from the
past And Rosa, my dear Rosa does She
still live: Perhaps Married it may be-,
and surrounded by her children. Those who
are left behind forgot alas the unhappy
brother who roams far from him home
A serene and cheerful smile played round
his lips
Poor Pilgrim " be sighed, ''thcro boiled
mp in thy bosom just then feeling, n jealousy,
{ as IL it wcro -tll spring time for thy old
hcart The season of love is long since past
for thee Well. it matters not. If only She
recognises mo, and has not quite forgotten
our ardent attachment. O God then ! shall
no longer lament my long journey of eight
thousand miles and shall go, half consolcd,
20 join my parent. and friends in The grave i'
Not far from tho village, he entered % little
tavern. of the sign of the "Plough. and ask
ed the landlady to fetch him o glass of beer.
On tine hearth, boy great pot. sat a very aged
man. who stared into the fire like an image
of stone. Before the woman had returned
with the beer, the traveller had recognised
him, and took his hand
God be praised. that lie has granted you
so long life. Father Joris You are one
who belonged to the good old times DO
YOU not know me. then, No The wild
boy who used to creep through your hedge,
and cat your apples before they were ripe 50
'' Six-and-ninety years ! muttered the old
man. without stirring
$50 it is, sighed the traveller But
tell me-, Father Joris. is Rosa, the wheel
wrights daughter, still alive,
SiX-and-ninety years g hummcd tho old
man, with hollow voice.
The woman reappearod with the beer.
"Ho is blind and deaf sir, she said. "Do
not speak to him he does not understand a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

first communion, everything was so joyful, so
wondrous, so beautiful and holy All!
shall see it once more, that image of the holy
Mary, with its golden robe and ts silver
crow; St. Anthony. with his pretty little
pig and the black devil with his red tongue
of which used to dream so oftcn Aud the
organ, ON which Sus the clerk used to play
so beautifully, while we sang with loud and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

THosE PANrs.--A lottor from Washington
says
The Hon. Mr.. Bradley, an old veteran
from Vermont was in the Senate chamber be-
fore the session commenced A number of
senators crowded around him and were onter-
tainod by jokes and stories, which he dealt
ont with great hborality, His last visit be-
fore this one was when Gen. Jackson was
President, +" went to see the Genera" +"
says he, land he sat me down in his arm
chair, and giving me a slap on the leg, said
What a hearty old cock you are, Bradley !
what makes you SO iats' / don't know,
says |, unless it is that / havnt got any of
fice, and don't want any | aint much of an
idolator, but I've kept those pants till now
that the general gave such familiar slap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

PRoPRIErIEs IL CHURcH.-Ihc want of
unity of action in places of religious worship
in this country, is painfully notorious In
some congregations, people sit or stand dur
ing prayer, as suits their fancy or purpose
Here one may be seon in a roycrontial pos
ture, then another indoently seated whilo a
third stands bolt upright, all in the same pew
In some churches they sit through all the
exercises, and In others the audience will rise
and come to the right-about-fa with their
backs TO the pulpit or altar. This bad man
ncrs is justly rebuked in the following para
graph from the HWtod Religions Heraid
' In many churches the congregation not
only rise, as is proper, when the psalm
is sung, but also turn their faces to the choir,
which is ON many accounts improper. 1t is
in tho first place, an unnecessary aud undig-
nihed movement, for an entire congregation
to rise and face about to stare at the choir,
and therefore docs not comport with the pro-
priotios of tho place. Then, secondly it is
annoying TO tho modest aud sensitive mem
bers of che choir, to be thus made gazing
stock. Moreover, thirdly it is disrcspectful
to the minister for the people to turn their
back upon him. Polite mon would avoid
such an act. And still worse, fourthly. it
sanctions the false idea that the choir are adj
dressing the people instead of God, that tho
singing is display and not worship. 1t fos-
tors the secular, concert spirit in both choir
and people,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

Z '1NINININNFl0 NNU NIEINIIN, Ul TIE
- hrsr WoRKMEN rs THE CoUNTRY.
carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
polior, Vermont
hose In want OF toGrraRtcd Carriages and Sloighs,
M perhaps do well call and see what being done at
IN, Qua stand Of GlLNAN q CANT.
AH orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier July %, 1850 i5f
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Cure Your sore Eyes!
DIR. rLTITT'~
American Ego Salvc !

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ELISHA KENT KANE.
y BreGRAPuE.

IN aanounciu. the LIRE OF DIR. KANE, We
ace bot anticipating che wishes of thousands
ani tens OF thousands at tha 'dal,crs % that sr'i
uan.
Ilavirs lrrn rcrsoDll iirrl Ut the deceased,
AVID crju,ire hfga shave ui he cuudi'nrc, dc.
Iilcr j. vel urpliH. a. ir i'siiJe On the subject,
The wuik will d. i--ua' iu uDc hhul.ouo oc-
uv1 volume. anil vdl ogbl Boo rycN rcsp,Ct The
suu-ib volume. ut'. Motto r>runt.ous,' recent.
IS published ltuII contain t rls iulL6ro pnr
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lr uri,J 90 give this works rgo circulation 81
will lc soll 90 jhr Iv rf.rr VI : 80.
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Assirnoo,a Notice.

NOTICE .. hereby giyrnthlt NArU's pfH-
y EtS., ofNat,uaui, int le tuauy Of pNl1rt,
IT,,ier, drI. on ths tv.1i,-siNth dos 900 juno, \.
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ANS, uf add Waterford, iu che tUunN % pN'I.H,
ct 40 che real aui personal property Hi OBJ" s..a
Nathan Perkins n1t hy law ,s0uri hHm attach
msut; alec, 40 the n1tcs, accounts, HrI .a1-rs in
action II .Bid Nathan rofhius, &c OH. r,hi o-
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a. may, after notice a. provided iu an arl ',,'"'a
40 act concerning lssi-umfuis, approved M'''h
2l, 4. ID. 1874, become parties ~ fa,I h's's'.
meut 10 proportion a. their respective '.ahs' ',"
three month. frum tliis jH,e ace allowed 900 ''cd-
Toe, of ssiI Nsthao Perkias 10 leoom' Ilf'ls' q,
said assignment. which .ssignm,.i u'sl IT, i''hl
"A ~, L,,,.c the sliI Tmersun Wikins.
EMERSON WILKINS, Asfignec.
WATERFORD, Jolly l, 1851
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loO.OOo Boltlog ~ 300 90,
Price + per Hottie, or q llottlcS ior .;
delivered to HuN address.

Price per lfO't'rs OF u Hotties Tor 49,
delivered to uuN address.
arrumpau.,' 10, uIi4h. GOD #.pH1.Hs trrlI
cato. Gam ru.r..pr,a I Medical College,, t.up-
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pr,,,r,I ana suHh lLT. IIrLMGpLp,
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junction r.. r1E N3ir Ns., Pori'mt,
General Agent, Tor Maine.
e. Tor pIg b., Andrew. s. Bate, Paris
mi: Wu. 4 Eu.i, 80. IHr..; Ohas. Ma,,u
Bethel: 10. ". N,.'.. 80. Waicuud; olive
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u iwrarts rchHrss 1ul hrllI1ucy, clolus, 1r.
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du1, relieve. headache, aDi hts probably been
u.ol tor restoring lni preventing che falling ou 90
thp hair with 1s wurh success as ans article ever
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sll 1n rely upon g.
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ufriuri1g Chemist Principal Depot, - Zee.
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vhg,o 100 aulru should De- .ailresssd The fac
siml'o of Doc signature D. u1 every bottle uf The
rUruiuT.
SOLD ny DEALERS CENERNLLY.
November, 1850. tHplNlO
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The. prIuIr.sI.lH f,uf,.,ntihs ihrr, great
political nlrrI.. of Great Uuulu-Nh.r, I"E'
aui li,IrII. -hHf p..IrI-. inuu. un.t "ns lr'inI'
ufihrIr character \. Organs ui ih, mot pf'.
iru1I vr.r.rs uH Science, lrrDl.rr, Morality and
E.I-i.r. ibr, .BHt, ss ih,l ever have .i."d' un-
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irIi...r..lr. Do. ibr scholar ,1I rhr prole....rll
mao. UF.f. one fHtrr.e.ntr,rIs. ui ever, rhss
fI., furnish a m... .Hurrt mod nHshuHr, fc.urd
uuau,uu,lf HJr1urrufthe dh,, throughout ihg
void, th,n,pu Do. possibly obtained from ans ODD
a. source.
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SOLE PRoPRIEToRS, Pitts
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other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, Pur-
porting to be Vernlifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, ere
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS.
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