Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08

IN Fulton, at which IL was resolved to furnish
the sufferers houses and assistance.
The CRoPs.-The prospects for the crops
of 1850 are now said 10 bc excellent. Tho
late rains have made a wonderful change in
all the west, northwest and Canada In Iowa
and Michigan the crops are said to be unusu-
ally forward, wheat is three feet high and
nearly headed out in some parts. The effect
OF the rains In Kansas is magical, and all
through the West farmers are looking for
ward to an abundant harvest. An unusual
breadth Of ground has been sown IN the
northwest. In Kentucky the crops will be
short, wheat having suffered from frost. In
Wisconsin there arc great complaints Of in-
jury from insects.
NOVEL MARRrAor.-A couple were mar
ried 10y Justice Purdy yesterday, says the
Detroit Free Press Of the 26th ult.. one of
whom was female, aged f0y-oight, and tho
other verdant looking young man who had
apparently reached the mature age of about
eighteen. He maintained and stuck 90 IT,.
that he was thirty-sevon years old. and, IN or
der to make mp the deficiency she brought her
years down TO forty-fvc The dodge did not
work. and, npon being Informed that they
and roouestod m bo No. ..,,t ',v! ue1'."'''
tionin, Tho ~. c.ii... ny a'"l
particglar obicc,io, =, ,oii.,,. -.
iady was caotions sr5 r.ci.a JUS uss ol' ..I
she was informed that she must give up all
nope Oh possessing the younsster as r'41a--
~ she sad he didn't amount to mpca as a
man. out 'nen ne would be handy TO have
4'p""'' ana 'he thought she might a. ue.l
M '..i" as Sno haa more money than she
A'e" N,a' % no WIN, ana wanted some-1-y
~ sPe' c.i ~. "e bridegroom looked a. If be
training.
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Inc Fnrir CRor.-lho Boston papers
state that IN most sections of New England.
the promise Tor fruit was never more abun-
dant' The trees are laden down with bios
SONS, even the oldest and must ohurlish
peach trees breaking out into youthful bloom.
The apple orchards have not for years past
hung so full of pink and white clouds Of
blossoms. The whole country presents an
extraordinary beautiful sight.
~ Edward Coles Of Philadelphia. man
of advanced years, who was private Secretary
to JotierOon and Madison, sent word to the
republican Ratification Meeting that he
should support Abraham Lincoln. He said
he lmbibed his democracy directly frou Jes-
ierson' and should be true to its principles
by supporting the Chicago nomination.
p,o,.r M,
-, ~. I'oHuln IS MAKING prep
IL, f.at- WV iop'' "alNihg' anu mere
,,s,a5s,. '-''' ~ AZ NiaBura rams ne
.-- 91',''' 9 '"'e the caoie Is TO be
d;.s,I,. go 49,, W. pension bridge
80 49, m. Va: 10y I,. I"snlnB rapids
mo cea9s ,yticb NJ - herald says
nerforminc this seosor ,,-e -''.'' O'n'cupla'eS
tbing that no bos 90, Il: - 0"''i IL any
ardons of ALI caIIings a.. ''S mus na]-
the rumor nrevaiIs 3bo, 49, 55; ~ 'HHS'
or seriously contomnlatos d;via77. e. IN
centre of his Gallo IN Efo.boas LII ''o
the special purnoso. into tbo roa.;na 40
tide ana loan wroathing rapids of the river
oeioW lie Is to undertake this dangerous
experiment not only from a desire TO demon
stfate whether such thing as navigating tho
rapids IS possible thing, but for the mere
love OF unheard Of adventure.
~ In certain town in New Hampshire
the School Committee has got by the cars,
and two OF its members engaged each teach
er to conduct the same school. The usual
hour icr commencing school is o'clock, but