Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21

IBE GREATEST OneAN IN THE WonLD-Thc
organ Of speech in woman an organ, too
without q stop
-Genoml Sbley's report Of the Camilla
riot covers the report Of Captain Mills, sent
there to investigate il. General Sbley says
that no action has been taken by the civil au-
thortics, that no inquest has been held and
that it is not possible to bring the guilty par
ties to justice, as the civil authorities Justify
the proceedings
-Rumors are current in Paris aud Madrid
that Cuba has declared for independence.
Mrs. Andrew Weston Of NIiddleboro
recently sold bundle Of rags in her posses
sion to a tia pcdder belonging in Norton
Next day Mr. Weston sought the peddlor,
found the rags intact, and on their being open.
cd took out an envelope containing $4,000,
which he had put away for safe keeping with
out his wife knowing Of the deposit.
He who blackens others, does not whiten
himself
The congressional committee on retrench-
ment, now in session at New York, having
waited two days for Solicitor Binckley's ap-
pearance before them to testify, inquired at
the Astor House and found that he had left
1t is said that Buckley refused to answer
the questions proponnded by the committee
on the ground that his replies would compro-
mise the president
The following announcement lately APP
peared in paper Edward Eden, painter,
requested TO communicate with his brother,
when he will hear Of something to his adyant-
age-his wife is dead"
The best part Of many persons poetry
The refrain
Charity gives itself rich, but coyetous-
ness boards itself poor.
The liberal policy Of thenew government
Of Spain has been demonstrated by the grant
ing Of permission to huild Protestant church
within the walls Of Seville.
A teacher said to a little girl at school
" II a naughty girl should hurt you, like a
good girl you would forgive her, wouldn't
your Yes, MARIN she replied, "if |
couldn't catch her."
r There is no good in preaching to tho
hungry
The strike Of the coopers in Milwaukee
is stubborn, and 1000 are idle. What will
become of the German vote if thereby the
supply Of lager fails
With about 5000 cattle, $4,000 sheep
and lambs, over 5000 swine, and good sup
ply Of live poultry, at the Cambridge and
Brighton markets, prices this week, except
for the choicest qualities, were weak and gen
orally rather lower,
President Juarez Of Mexico has sus-
pended for three months all duties ON bread
stuff imported into Yucatan, on account Of
the famine now threatened in that province.
Detroit Mich is raising subscriptions
for the relief Of the sufferers by the South
American earthquake Where is the charity
Of always generous Boston in this emergency?
"A temperance author wrote drunken
ness is folly" and the printer made him say
" drunkcuness is jolly
The English cricketers won their last
match against twenty-five Americans, in New
York, yesterday, in one inning. The score
was l43 to 1876
English styles of carriages, heavy lrags
and pretty basket wagons, are becoming pleu-
] ~ iu -NNM I hIh ttulIAi para
There is much nlittle in what DR.. Sayre
Of New York says The duty Of the medi-
cal man is not to give physic, but to learn
when and how to give it, and above all, when
not to give it,"
A r. Stewart paid more tax on his in
come for 1863 than was paid by the people
of ten states and four territories, aud more
than was paid by either one Of seventeen
other states.
Mrs Cady Stanton arraigns Henry Ward
( Beocher for Sinking the washing Of his dishes.
! One summer, when he was left to keep house
for himself, be cooked his own breakfast every
/ morning $50 far so good,l but she says he
never washed his dishes, getting out each
morning a clean set. for cooking and table
purposes, and when he had used an the iron,
tin and erockery in the establishment, he
cooked no more
The Great Eastern is now taking on board
the cable for the new telegraph line between
US and France
A movement in Holland to abolish cap
ital punishment is headed by the minister OF
justice at the Hague.
Take every opportunity says the Revo-
luton, wisely, to exalt your cook 10 the dig
nifty of her position and show hor that she
holds in her keeping the religion and morals
of the family, for no one with dyspepsia can
be either a saint or hero
The highest bid for a large quantity OF
grain, lately damaged by fire at the Troy IN.
" elevator, of which the original value was
$4,000 was but $4,000 and was accept
ed, the sale being for the benefit Of the in
surance companies.
Henry Ward Beecher goes from his
country to his city home reluctantly. Thus
he says good by Every tree has face OIL
its own, every vine and shrub, the very paths
the moss that sucks moisture in damp places
the birds, the insects, have their familiar in.
| luenee.
leave them sorrowfully. Winds will
drive away my birds Frosts will smite my
flowers. The winds that all summer cush-
Toned themselves upon murmuring leaves,
will strike now upon barebranches- and, shrill
sounding hasten ON Farewell :"
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