Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22


ed, or other material injury received by any
one of the occupants of the room' ene'Pi NE
mare-sho cui her face probably against the
mirror, SO that she loit some two or three
quarts of blood bespaitcred over everything
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so,or,l b,,rlr.I c;,i,e,. NJ IN, Mao.
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Orfrr R,r tpvf.,rfpr -Somo fin,o
since a ledv +, tbis cit, vbuo drossip,, for
church t,ou,bt tbat sbo felt something NOV
Inc between FL drcss and sl,irt. bpt after sba-
king them paid no moro attention to the cir
cumstancs, until seated In her pew at church,
when out fell a rat upon the floor. much 20
the CONSERVATION Of several other ladies in
the pew. 10 commenced running from one
end of the pow to the other and at last
was lost sight o.--they presuming it had cs-
upon arriving home, was 10 the act Of chang
ing her dress for another when, upon shaking
it, out fell the rat, having made the trip 20
church and back in salcty.-Nslo Bsdford
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NEW HANpsHIRE PoLrrcs.-At a meet
ing of the Merrimack County Democratic
Convention, at Concord. n. H., on Tuesday
last, after a protracted debate. resolutions
sustaining the position of Douglas on the
Kansas question were adopted by a vote of .
to / I, in place Of serie. reporl6d BY ma
Jo.l'. =, '"e e9'i'i'l'tso On i.''''''''' Ia
"a noop hihlh IT. i'iooofps sawyer OF
v hililHEaaW' taisao upon less man one
elghth OF an acre OF iand the past season
tWeFc bushels Oh DuckWheat' the yleld being
at tAe fate oil ioO bushels TO the acre Inc
amount oi seed soNn was hVe Pints. -- brat
"e''fo i"'"tf.
TT An exchange contains the following
notice 49," Broken into the pocket of the edi-
tor Of this paper. some time during the week.
a ten cent piece. Who it belong, TO. on
where it came from. is mystery to us. and
we earnestly request to come and take it
away we have been without money so long
that ITS use Is entirely forgotten pom one
sac there Is beautiful young lady win
hanakerchiei TO her eyes-weeprn5 90 think
that she has no mate and night-cap on
pole as signal OF distress
RAILROAD RArrs.-According to the tariff
OF railroad fares lately adopted by the com
panies OF TINS state and some others the rates
are snch that 1t Is SAID much OF the Hour,
potA, ana other produce usually shipped from
tne esq., ana designed Tor expectation, wlli
DC sent oy way OF New orleans instead Of TINS
city'-Ne" io'@ courier
BUYING OFF LovER.-Two Young gents
in GAINESVILLE. Tenn. simultaneously fell in
love with the same Young lady. and each sup
posing the other to be a formidable rival.
botn were exceedingly jealous In order to
settle their claims without submitting them
10 the laay herself one OF the gentlemen SAID
70 the other' or, Will give you hve hun
ure1 dollars Il yon VIII retire rom the heid
ria yen,lcro, ~ W., tho ,,ronosit;o,, ,,'a
node ,ccontod IL 49, -. I 5no e., H.,
chonco of ,,;nnin,, a lad,ls Ia%d ,rhis don,,
look like bard times os1oc;aIIy ne conrt;no IL
a., froo hin,
AcoIpENr.wOn the 9th INST young
man named Wheeler, foreman IN Browns
ca,,h, ~, ,,i, ,rboai ~; ,,,oI ,,''" -.
teaT tho aosb ON tbo hacL NJ his hanj s.on,
tbc cords anT b5sS.ss's IIei;s now doin, ,yoll
ami IL soes ,ot $50 D. bo' sar;,,,, -,
RESULT OF A pEBAUcH' - About half
past eight clock Wednesday evening, man
IN the Bellows Falls House, worse for liquor,
became so noisy that 1t was doomed neoes-
sary to have him leave the premises, and as
two men were leading him out he struck at a
window, breaking two lights Of glass and
cutting his wrist very badly, severing the ar
teres, and bleeding very profusoly. The
wound was dressed by DR.. Nichols, and he
is now doing well.
wealthy resident If cbic,oo band.5 b;s