Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-14

to influence democrats in his favor
~ foor Mr.. buchanan fares hard at con-
vontions. Nobody thanks him, nobody
,',,. r,n,o,,,i',rs L;,' HD',I '''',o 'n'
A. Chor1n,tos,il,. ,t,
linn .IiJ rnt ,,c,, ,,,,i,,,, ~, li..I
mini.tratior His nId frionJs conrt hin,
a,non, fine dimes th,t ,ro 'nast TloIis,a,,
of rolitirs c.p,o, nrcsont tI,, c,s,. ~ =, ,,,,,
villa ,yos cycr so t..rr;Jy ,I,nI,,,,d All w..
norcd by his old snnnoricrs mat ,as M,
bad advice which ono If tbo omco hoIdnrs
whom he has recently turned ont il .aiJ ,o
have given him, namely, that he had better
stop the decapitation, or he would not have
friends enough leii TO bury HIM deccnuy on
the lth of March Fror5feHce Journal
NEW YORK sept 8--Iho Breckenridge
ana Douglas COMMITTEE failed to unite, and
adjourned.
NV loFl' sept. 9.IAiter the adjourn
lnen' y.'"ru1l %, 'nG hrcGNehr'oEe state
Cou''''''o'' 'uo Do"s'as suo-coH n'u'ec on
fusion agreed To accept the proposition OF the
former "a a basis for E,sicn s,Li.c, o., Fla,
..,:s... ~
avn" W ''0 i'""5'"9 o'''V COMMITTEE
The propositions arc 20 Mace the names of
tom Krcctc,r;l,,o MOI, nm H. ,1,,t,r.,I ,;.t,.,
| mug. "'-" "" wy N'o'"l "SN1''
ar AMI c,naI Ca,n[,,i. s;o,o,. ~, ,Lo So, I'D
10,
l0 barber IN Hartford Keeps rattle
snake and red adder IN his shop for the
amusement OF ms customers. The other day,
"hue lhe reptiles were having tussle with
rat the glass over the box was accidentally
t,yen,y.fyn ,, ,r goo, ,,, Of ,ho .Lan ',o
,s tbc him, cn,Id to ,lor. ~, ~ ,.,,,,oi.,t.f
rovcmopt of an rr.sort.-so,,c If tp,,,,, ,,oI
|l,tbcrcd far tonsori.i oncr,t;ons
ONEN STOLEN ne Atticboro Nous re-
!a'es '"aV scamp S'ole YOKE from farmer
IN roAuoIo ana a par OF cattle from Mr..
N'S"' ~ utn'"'' "'"lo '"',n w n''s"'on
c ," l',% '''e' '1i me- "'1n .',o u% Do'
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~ The Washington correspondent of the
n. y Times says
the soh cSprcs' 1c o a, f his deg a
The question which DOUGLAS 50 promptly answered at
S,a,e atdmp,np to- sceede on The eea,ia" Of Inean
The truth is, Breckenridge could answer without
driving rom hl'4 some OF ms followers IN one section OF
~ An Enghsh oihcer' VINO owes his INC
TO the careful attention ana nursing OF Flor
ence Nightingale mas presented her with
sma'l repeating "a'ch IN nng' Its cylinder
! Is ulaue oi an Orlenta' ruby lts diameter rs
tue nity-iour'h part OF an men Its length
,he iorty'Se'ehIh ana IT'S weight the two
nunurcu'H part OF gram
MATTRESSES FILLED WITH WooD.--
One of the Down East inventions of tho
past year is machine for making curled bair
for mattrass-fllng out of wood. A solid
block of maple Eastwood, quaking ASP. OF
any other sweot-scentod, Inexpensive wood,
is rapidly converted into a fibrous mass. much
resembling white horse hair. and this makes
on,oe- ','l'is i'' "'','' e9s1a' anu - NUN
sil''' l'''' "oD'' VI .'''o'' anu ~, oe'''i
ohino ms, 49, ~ "o ma,
em"v ,l -, ""I '"9',J' a"u oan Oo rev up IL
W." 10 P'0"'3' an" ""o'
""'ui ,'o'" PoWp' II can o'
"''N'N " any o'o'""'y machine
i VIEWS or VERMONT SCENERY.--We un.
uul''''u 'n"' It Is contemplated 70 present II
'u 'o' 'lco,','u6 i'oPoI' oi enc "eoi"s'e "a.
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an, wv" %n'0" ,no ''"'o "oou,'uS
n!ogl' ~ iiaBo' '.'P' aIsiS'a", . 'a'v oeol'
s's' mas a,iu1u! Ioe" Il. laN Me- menpn'o"a
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