Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

one really converted Christian, as fruit o
missionary labor, the drinking practices o
the English have made fully one Thousand
drunkards in India"
Coon GRfr.-Thoro is man now Twin.
/ in Barton who has eaten nothing but TIVE
small biscuit for twentythrco days lie take
copious draughts Of water, however. He j
one Of the Seventh day" men, and says tina
he has had a special revelation TO cat nothing
for givon number Of days.
to A Chicago paper says Mr. Greeley at
tended st. Paul's Church on Sunday evening
One who sat near him says ole came il
rather lato--took a scat-put on his glassc,
looked at the minister in the pulpit-look-
ed up at the ceiling-thon took a glance al
the audience on either side of hm-loancd
back in his scat, and-iCem 10 s'ecpi
A FEARrUL WARv1No.-A young lady
twenty-five years Of age, of elegant accom-
plishments and fascinating qualities Of many
kinds, arrived in this city a few weeks ago
from Chillicothe, Ohio, on visit She had
for some lime been taking small quantities OF
arsenic. for the purpose of Identifying her
complexion, and on Friday last she took an
overdose, fell sick, and day before yesterday
she died.--Si. Louis Republicans
NINETEEN MoNrns W1rHour FooD-
DEATu We learn from the Albany Times
that Mrs Hayes, Of the town Of Day. Sara
toga county, y. Y, whose case was detailed
some time since, and who had lived nineteen
months without food or drink, died a week
or two ago She remained inscnsihlc for ff-
teen months of the period, and up to a few
DAYS OF hor death when she seemed to revive
am spoke occasionally. After her death. her
body "as opened, and a snake five feet long
and halt am inch thick waa taken from the
stomach IL was alive when removed, but
died soon after The case rs very remark
able one and 10 Is To be regretted that it was
not subjected to scientific examination
Wasbin,too ba, bocome ono or tbo worst
poverned citice in b, Union The nolicc
hero. like many otbcr i,.titu,ions il ont;rol,.
inefficient Murders and robberies arc al
most No frcopont as IN Now Y,rk lint no
papers do not keep the people SO well inform
cd OF them. On Saturday night two mon
were stabbed ON the sidewalk near the Ma
uona Hotel. am told that neither can sur
ncar,a in HE seot NIX I,rga Wv ,"o,nI ~, ~
f,robo,I ,rlioL l,a r,a,.''ai c..,,' .I.,,.
sbot Iast ri,,hf ahor, ,,..l,rL as b,',.a,' -
in, to' cLnrcb Ia ,go. Lnoci,aJ sons,l.5.,
ond r,l,l,,l a. ,-,,,.,.;.. w. III ,rlt.
Cured on + street, near Thirteenth, one of
the most respectable ncighborhoods in the
city.-LaitT from Washington.
,.,,q
NJ; -,5'S'a ,,','''''.' say 'i''
,"y' no'', inc INJURIOUS Nermohtef' VINO
caused much astonishmcnt amon5 his fellow
townsmen nv his oltorcd onnoar,,co II
seems that while in Paris he cbaIlcngod n
French colonel and the weaponq bcin,
swords. at the first s,roke the Majors nose
was severed close to his face. Hastily nick
ing up and replacing tho organ. he lied his
p"nIc.o"1O' o'c' u; Ai'er leaving ON the
"aIeaSo loi 0i'' en- u'is' ne ienio'cu IT, "heh
" i's ho'lu' nc io""u ho Iao PI'ocu !, wrong
siIo up anu ~ was no" ne"'ou' N'Vhou8h
!. i1pNS ugly ne "'uS II convenient lor taxing
'iu"
The Providence Post notices the fact that
not single murder has been committed in
Nno5G rsa"nu 9u,,ns .nu pS;e ye''l "o'T''"
To- southern paper says that the adj
ministration is resolved to lay the axe at the
root of the credit system. 1t has begun by
laying the axe at the root of its own credit
Louisville Journal.
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