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, 1869-02-23

FENAlN.
THE CUAnEACr hill.
IN motion OF Mr.. tiiKKMAN. the unfinished
hut'tets q Saturday, the hilt 10 repcal Tue Ten
h, Ne IN '!ss n,.u.e, :. w. ~ sskH ur
Mr; SHERMAN moved to n>n.concur aud
n'kcd commtticc 81 . inference. In, q, the eug-
I'LL 10 pas until 1hcrc wax arCcr atscndalco.
~, .tftEh1tTk>nE~T OF kxr0nIa
,t- a,nsn siitTMAh f c,'ica NJ thc ol 10 abolish
DihNtnrka. LIAM
Mf; FERRY ,noved 10 amend 80 a. 10 a',,,tsh
tns n.,e,ae nee a. Hnsa, Hi,,r Tue anclduaent was
efAIToxkuT rHArps,
r9,rA Md ATrUSr II, ff9m tle comt.c on
crr.ain putesascB ol stationery IL ,hs In,rrlo,
Dtrstimcht, 'toin Deiurssy u u'ruolc which
raetcd.
Mr. SHERMAN four"ci l. = motion concern.
n; tOnl'Err offered nn additional rcs'ton,
Il1. scnutr. ~ soo OF 81 10 81. refused 10 con
fus VIII .he uouss. ana Askod conHs''ss Vi
nr7rsr OK 1xronrs.
Itc ~! 20 regulate thu hpprolgomspt aud CO.
sell"n nt rnl|es u" ssnp"'s VS. .nr "stua ~ Nj
THCM,,tk. sxs " %nH va, ,sa =, ~ ohret wa' 70 s.o'h
eni's,xncd J., interior rosu's. II Il "pro.r 6y III
Mn.hn!lLts. - ssqa'sipS lucsssssd ex'ous.
rner1t1r7loHAL Ax1SpxKxr.
Nr. MlIltuhS nlso upp0sol tht h!il liz
shiasd 10 ". kTEwARi. Win movrd 10 ttkt
tGsn 1nuVed 10 nonconcnt % wisa tho ijonsc. ''>
.t!' tn tb AZ a.,on Il tue iause s 80" 49, ~
r.. MAMkKH ,tnv mSysa ,"st to eousSt en
amendment hc.nE pressed nov when everybody
unae.stoee ;hs ss.ssoa 10 oe deyotsd 10 ihs Gun
Eos .ere and AM
=, y. ~, IN uPrtncs III, ~'11af'eo VI eea1S1
eAes w 'a' ea'tsnI; sn., ni!; n,,,
rbc +a,s,t,u,tonsi "sad.a; r.s t,,.e ar.
rs.sd na aIaenonsa' M M va niseaT a.
~ .n,nns-c 1pc nr ~ 70 ,1s
~ ~ frc H,I.innIe ( Paiomsc H.,irosd urh,cn ~.
n.t,rd ' ' NAV" ~
PoEee"' ..,.,.xx
Ap1ouaSH0Er r. E.,,,,., ,....,
~! ~ *1.ns R".a.' 80. s s tsn'Aa
Nal!toaa "a 1skSn up' ous "Hhoa& aeuon 'n
c1u8'e aeJoa- -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dnls AND KEsoLCIioSa INTRODUCED.
Cider the call Of States, bills and Joint zcaolu
| Il ua we're iut,oda atcd and rcfcrrad
| 81 Mr. KUBISsOS-To rrcocnlzp tho Iudc
| Nucrucc Of Cuha
| Uy Nj. PKUyN-To rcouirc pcreous apply1ni
fot copyright to deposit i COPY OF their work I,
the statc Library al tic Staie in which tnev &c
sldc.
t.a Lcrt.lanrc 10 ntSe up5n .onve. tne tne ~
tnrnt Of intr,ept Oh Sin, III ri ~ . .nn ~
eel ~, d. thu, accrued between thc rcs-: rs
@eH Il, ~. ~. -
, 1869-02-23
OHIO,

Suicide OF YounC LAdy Near Spring.
netd-Colarcd Man Admitted to Prac.
ttce At the Bzr-FatRi ARRAY at
Hamilton.
special Despatch to The Chlcsco Tt!onuc.
Sru1SGflrtp Feb, ~.
a raiEful case OF suicide occurred nctc to-day,
about o'clock thte morning. A young .ady,
FAMED Miss L:'iy schellsr. residing 10 tho Drake
settlement. some 1ht OF niue mica south OF this
city, crowned herself IN Mud River, whe1e her
body Va. shortly a,te:ws srAs found. She VA Inc
youtgcst daughter Of Adam Schc1ler. and Was
about q yease old. Although she had bceu in d
ruelar choly frnue Of m'ud for several days, no
cau:e can BE- a.slRus for her rash aet.
Jamef Piles, youpg eolored man o. this city.
was on Saturday alul:tc3 to the plac:iea OF Law
By the Supreme to1Ft.
Al other OF those Eurderous adtays Tor Which
Hamilton, Ohio, is becoming celebrated. took
Place retwtcn 10 and II n'tlock last night August
rchEsccr AID Charlie Ehck had bscu drinking.
and wciic under the ra1eLcc Of liquor got !oto
qusr1e! II which Elttk ehot &rl killed Sch E31cr.
Rick ha9 bAer Ryrrs+ef
, 1869-02-23
Proceedings in Congress Yes
terday.
Passage Of the Post Office
Appropriation Bill in
the House.
The Bank Bill Sent to a Com
mittee Of Conference.
The Copper Tariff Bill Fetoed
by the President.
The Tsuure-of.Omc Question
Considered in the Senate
Caucus.
Consideration Of the Repeal Bill
Postponed I'LL the Next
Session.
tpe1lM Despatch 70 The Chlc.ro Tribune.
WAsuts61cS. Feb. -,
coHe1o1RA71o3 or 1uE 1Esua.-oF-oFricE ELL

tpee1M Despatch 70 The Ch1c.eo Tribune.
WAsuts61cs. Feb. a.
CoHe1oxRA1to3 OF Tue TESuHE-5F-oFricE ELL
Fot1roxEp.
The tatus Of Republican sscna o.f. Io.dar. was
In session about three hours and half OF ths
hffy-tix Senators. not more than thlce-fourths
We're 4: any time psetent. rhc principal subject
d1senased Was the Tcpnrc-of-Ufate laF- MeasFs
Morton, sumner, Grimes, Thsyes. Edmunds aud
others announced in the beginning thst thsJ
Toujb not be hound by a1y Acu IN ot the caucus
1flt conilicted with their oWn Judgment, aud the
eeseton therefore, resulted In lille more than
Interchange Of optEfous. few gentlemen op-
posed TO fcpeai OF the act in Que1tion wanted
tho committee to cEcut in ihc!t view,
b1t this WAS rtudtouely epd successfully scalsted.
The dtbafc wse In the main OF only ordinary L.
tcsesI. though at one time there Vas soma sharp
spa1ril . beiwccn Mcstrs. Morton ard Edmurd+,
and al smother time few worde between Mcatrs.
4stmea ard Howe. Speeches OF eome length
xXainas repcalr~, AID II favor OF the Retrcneh-
meut Com1nlucc'& modification, were mnde by
Mrtsrs. Edmu1ds, Conkl!ng aEd Frcitughuysen,
while remarks IN favor Of immediate repeal wcrc
made by Mesers- Fcseeadee, Grimes, Thsyer. Fer
r.. HI ston and Sherman. Finally Ar. pomeroy
moved That action on the whole subject
be p.sipored TO the 6rAt wcek
s!1cs G9snt's Inauguration. He id
rot want to eive Andy johnson a chance to either
sign or veto arotlcr bill! on this robjcct, and
thought there was no. time before the ith Of
March tn properly consider the subject. Th1s
view, After some dcha,e. prevail cd, sad The rceo
tcn wsH ca11ied by tho following vote
, 1869-02-23
BIZ MAIL.


0NVN04
AMERICANA npLpix0 ThoAtxEsr rostIIoHa TX
9nk AnMt AND NAVY.
Nkw iunk, Fen. 23.--A J apan !cstrs Of Deertns
be. = tayb tho Mf*sdo fcta'Nt r1'L'tatnptnt
tisitnrll, IN AmrrlcAn, NJ chief Of tho Naval
tIn1nan. 1T i haa appointed t,epcs4. laul Frank.
formerly u The UkI'ch status Army, General III
thiet ef rho Japsncsu military forccs. 4: aAlary
oi tl:.mu per 3eM. Tnc Erel'rh and French
representatives protested agatnst ihe nppotnt.
mrnls. hut Noro fnrt hy Tho reply that Japan Nat
an intcpcruert nation. and u!d not rccuEnlze
thelz digit " 4uestton Of IspsiG IT. pullcy.
, 1869-02-23


xeek. :,!1c arrivals YrsscsdAy AEd s.'iAy. 1.Gi.
IsS hu,sr. Il nns .t,.ss "a ,s,Z ss.s
n1ss. .nins Il! week r 1na
wa. l,ste eomne'i,ou snd C''cet hs., wsFe na.s11
;es!:'nef; ss!: pas ssn' .ss:. s r. e!'
rsn cattle Al l:@.3c on = low aat!mats On we'xht.
i;nod drovc> >d II laA1tAc. 1yr 1uote ext.As l1ls
l7Ae; prime. i6t altHe good, l5H9ldc medium 70
ceised over the ks!e Road were driven to Communal
rAw. The sales OF hetyss TO-DAY reached 7.c9 a.
head receipts {esercAr and to-day we.e s6'6 head.
Trndo today E.ir And prices fulf sustained; good
1tack At si,1.Ac. Hhotc rsnse. 6asHc. SA1es FOR
tho xeek Il &e bend. and to-day slst head. During
the wrek chocr lot nf jtEseT Teshers aotd 1rc.
noH.-ReeelFtt tor the EEK. l1.s0s head, and to.
dag. rs head. No market 10 day prices nomnA!
Ut ttDK11ic for live, and i!kaltAc lo- dressed, elty
Anu t3xd1ls4c fer Weltern.
ST. LOTS. ....
ST. 1oCIB, Feb. 1.-cAftfe IN fAlr rtdueat for feed
ing. but othts tFAdes slow: tEler1oF TO choice, 34
5Hc: Enod to cho,re. A964c: eztra, tfG7Xc,
Hogs In limited densud 1t sa1oc gross.
PHILADELPHIA.
PulApELPu1A. Fab. 1.-Heef cattle yery tull
rr1cet fsyoF buyers salrs i69j head at 1n!oAc fox
extra Western steers for tar to rood and ~
n1hc ErctS for common.
II fir demand at full rEices, saes oo9 head
at6asAt Frose.
il.Rs anil aud lower; sales 1850 head At sldooa
, 1869-02-23

sAF Francisco, Feb 2a.-Rat,to. Id connection
eSe~Ssn e"., sacfameLto ana san Ftaaciecu viii be
thn H., ,s 70 se 'aF Tho ntrt through train ovs,
Estst coE1psn'es Of United States trooos will
toot eeio1~s!dtd 10 reiuforce tho.c sfresdy IN
Attz 'na> ard The cANpalfn R9AsnIt Inn fna,sns
Mul % kQshtd q With y!SoT nGEet hef1ra nasrn
, 1869-02-23

ATLANTA. Feb. aa.-Fostcs n,odectL Cha!iman
u ,tc ata Z Csntra. Kepnnlcan committee. ts.
tu'd call. Oh Saturday. Tor the committee to as
s.mbc hcfc to-day. Many were no! Ahe 10 be
Present. on euch rhoft notice. Tho meeting Was
naeAeo: atd nusItr tr,kc up In confusion. 4
pf March. ~ A~~s "eA- N." wv w.
, 1869-02-23

my coupereation for any Ard III eerviees douo
o. psMHroed a. an etaplo5e 9th aoasa q neg
Ind reporter sha1 be suspended rom ast p:agiie-
Rcs ortht. ball durpK said fnvcsfiRattoa. =. >,
.AE HERRlTT eala h. palt 20 attention 10 sueh
ooazs, osee, and hoped ihe resolution would oot DC
n: DISsMooR coineided With him. Hsm-
0e 0efs On ihe door bad made siuilas eha1ses. 1T
BAT be declined.
4 asno1 Was pirate one at intended for p1b,ca-
ttun-
HI. tooE, OF ssnsauou. explained that his
~ proposed TO clalna biz rights and sustain him.
een tfa!rst sny ut wfpapcr tnputst'on.
~. FOR En- sa!d be hoped there would be- 10
Of corruption tuat these teemed mild. He enonid
go on az: d.scharge his duty feat1es.ly.
bheese ~ "a S.ss w1ud S
turt Bnckmseter, not the State Home.
~. BAILEY suc. etted that The resolution wks
drawn up II tto much heat and haste. The dts.
Nsas. sTAkfEY, PHILLIPS snd GALA.
sEaS6bs sPSfS aSs sas se'e9on ;si9 i
Referred to the Join. Committee On In7estigauou.
f. MuNsoS moved that tho wholo thing be
1a.a On d lie table Aotion agreed to--yeae, 81;
OYER 10 Build TEE szw s7Ars uorsy.
ccmGu; ieatlon vas read, signed ny j. Bum
Inst ihere we're great differences OF op'uton a. TO
~ coft 0! the Few State Aouse, and'1n order to
~. M se the public mild. they Submitted pio?o.
sal 70 ettCr into c1utrnct With the State 10 fue.
fl'h All the material and 10 erect the new 3tste
heuse according TO Cochrane's design md spcci-
e. sna
Ss,sssi1ss Pisovaea S:;s ss5e
se'ed Sx 1na ns e9sse eaiiang to o CON
noP,6, Ph; f;,'n,is.: Ha: RststIsa e he Committee
AFTERNOON SESSION,
bli18 were reported back from standing com
mltte.s. The b.ll providing Metropolitan po.
liee lo5 Ea.t St LOUIS was altcn.scd foE about an
~S on o b s
powers Of The commtstioners; The amendment
VI; aaepsed-,ess. IS; rays, so-and the blll WAS
1lsr 81. Louis CHARTER ELL.
Es,t st. L:ui;, aad fedasins the Old aen W to ons -
Nj; toKis called for the reading Of tho bill Of
about one hundred pages Ae s1lI that the M.yoE
The Clerk bcgun to rad tho bill Amer be had
moyea that the hi be nude The spec!s! oslss ioz
M., TAYLoR moved that It be recouu!tted.
NJ REYNOLDS said. Il rccommltted, 1t could
not be considered tor week.
The motion was Withdrawn, and Aftas Qfteeu
nlnutts more had been wasted. the clesk recon-
.ncneed and vent OF fcr. twenty minutes. when
Mr. LAElNG withdrew bis call, but othcts In
eiAted. and the clerk wcut On to the cno.
Mr. BAILEY moved the previous question on
thc adoption Of the substitute Of the committee,
and II was ordered.
A uofton 10 adjourn was loet-yeat, J; uaya,
63vsnd r, the a9 a12esdmcnt wss M ss1eSd 70 70.
Re eugrosscd for third reading, and on that
moved the previous question, Th1ca was ordered
yeas, 10 pnys, IS.
The bill waA ordered cugrossed-ycas. ~;
A motion 10 reconsider was tablcd-yeas, 70
ra5s,93.
CHICAGO cIrr CHARTER DttL.
Mr. uOSD reported back, fiora the srceia
committee, Mr. Alller's bill TO amend the char:e
OF tic city Of Chicago. With amendments, Nhlct
were agreed to. and the bill was ordered TO b
tnEfos os.cd < a third reading.
ihe bill ameIdAto!y Of the Railroad Inv wa
made The SPECIAL order Tor hhlfpatt Tomorrow
AdiouZLed.
, 1869-02-23

D1seoLcTto1 Or rH1 cHAxnERt.
i4oKpoF. Feb. 81.
D.tratchee from Athens announce that tho
G1rck thnmbrrs hare hrcn Dissolved. aud ecc.
tops tot members Of the ncu ii Eiea.urc arc to b
hcld II May.
, 1869-02-23

uprTAs o. Feb. 9a.-Tns skating m stch betv.rn
Nsggle ktwo d. oI Bfookyille, CAu1da, sud NciIio
Dean, VI Chicago. at tho r1nk this afternoon, re-
4sul.ed IN tAEur Of the former. ScKe, 4ito IL
, 1869-02-23
StfM1us

Tn11NDeHtr or 7u1 EMITTED ffATEa DESIRED.
MADRID, Fets. ~.
The pfcss Of the country urHc upon tho Pro-
vls.ot nj Government the tccc.sity OF preserving
thu ltlcrdehip OF the United states.
, 1869-02-23

Great BfftAtus

PROPOSED RkLEAEE Or TEKtANs.
LONDON, Feb. n.
In the Commons to-day, in reply to an inquiry
Of The O'Conuof Don, Mr. Fo1tcscue said the
government proposed to release fro1 imprt:ou.
ment foEty.tvc Fentaus who were convicted oi
treason last ycar IN England and ireland, iurlud-
Ing several leaders.
DuBL1T, Feb. n.
Costello and Warren, tho Fenlan psisousrb, hare
been ect free.
A Ro1HscHILp ELncTEp 70 PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Feb. n.
Baron LtoIel do Rothsehfld. Liberal, has been
elected 10 Parliament from London city, in place
Of Ar. Bell, Conservative.
, 1869-02-23

Turkey.
REVOCATION pr RECENT DkoR1Es A0AfNsT TIE
fCshs.
CoHsTANIysorLE. Ttb. a.
The decstcs and orders recently Issue By tho
sublime Porto. against sto Gstcks have been re-
Tokcd, ard Turktfh poEts arc IhloT1 open again
10 Gieck shipping.
, 1869-02-23
Fnf&f Ttxn1ct1otf.
Tho Liye ktDck hXHrkete,

FbxDA. y. T., Fell 21.--Iwo men wrs" Killed
MN three srElDusly ,njnrcd ibis Rttcrrnon by Tho
r1plosion ot blast uu tho fuhds, Johnstown
: Gsoyctnstalv Halirond.
, 1869-02-23
MASONIC.

A,esuir communication Of AsHLAR LODGE, No.
sas, F. A. u. will be hsld thi8 rus :DAYl eysns
lnS, 1t DlAiz Hsli. II TX O'Clock. Work Oh "a Do
&fe4s
, 1869-02-23

POLAR EXPEDITION.
BAKAKN. Feb. ~.
The Germ an bark Dec uira has sailed ros an
othet l'O!af G pcdttion.
, 1869-02-23

ANY PERSONS
Who arc tpstrR tnar hsts. who arc altea11 oAtus
can hxyo is III hxlr fesfoted to natural sIste *
uainE BurEhstroan's E6ectus1 asls Rs,e9 hs;r nnoa
20 artists pssuYe ~ cHrse K1a~Fa ~ nas
heade That ha ~ teen bald aor 1eu9 1T sN,n.en
nDNuIsTRKAM Cns r e qatx1i.t VI ~ is;u ns.S.
For 9Ale by 8. q. CKnFOnFs tHtnxxts'7 +7''s ~s"~
boTpst, opposits Port omcc' taaea&"'
, 1869-02-23

would like 10 mike legal argument before the
committee upon the eonsutuuontlity Of the prs-
posed Law, and for th8s purpose the committee
adjourned uotn tomorrow evening, when thcy
will b. heard. "
, 1869-02-23
hrIENIinH. SlR KMInHIS!

APDLLO CoMAASpEgY. SO. 1K. r.-There vi!
b: special conclave this tTCEsDAf) evening at ~ -
ocI-ck prompt for pBILL, st the'r Asylam IL 'ue
n rCCEEf. Recorder.
, 1869-02-23

ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS F!
There Will BE- = regular coatiAve Of ELustSlAN
CHATTER, No. $, Rose CEotr. a. d T. R.' IN BlsneT
Eli, 1t IN O'Clock TH1s EvEStSa. Work On D. N.
= HALL. ArchirlRt
, 1869-02-23

General Calltd Upon to Rssorf to
| Elkofous measures 4 "a inst tho Rev-
oluktonietas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Personal.


"A reception was given Hon. A. o. Al /
dis, by Hon Romeo H. Hoyt, at his house in
st. Adams, on Thursday evening, Mt which
many members of the Franklin County bar
were present, Judge Adds soon returns to
France.
The Hon. Homer L. Royce, of East
berkshire ool Senator elect from rraRlin
County, we under "a is about to ,emoy big
residence to st. Al.uus
The Free Press understands that Henry
Clark, ESD, of the Rutland Herald, will con-
sent again to serve as Secretary of the Sen.
ate and ce understand that no one will con-
sent to be candidate against him. Mason
b. Carpenter, Esq, of Barre-son of Col
Carlos Carpenters iayorably mentioned il
connection with the post Of Assistant Seere
tary, Maj Peck declining another election.
For the Clerkshp Of the House, two gen
tlemen are prominently in the 6eld-ALDER
CLARKE, Esq of the St. Adams Messenger
and u, NJ. CAMP, Esq, of the Newport En-
press. Each has had experience, the former a
first Assistant Clerk for some years prior t,
last year, and the latter as first Assistant dur
= ing the last session, with several years sci
= vice as Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms. Nj
= Clarke has had the longest experience in tn
g special field where he seeks promotion, Will
+ Mr. Camp is doubtless more generally fami
! lar with the members Of the next lIous
Both are excellent editors, and well qualifc
for the position sought.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Oregon Claims Settled.

The long controversy between the United
States and Great Britain relative to the
claims arising out of the Oregon treaty has
at last been settled by the commissioners ap-
pointed under the treaty between the two
countries in July, 1868, who have been in
session for some time past in Washington
city. The joint commission was composed Of
Hon, John Rose, Canadian Minister of FL
nance, on the part of Great Britain, and
Judge Johnston, Of Utica, n. Y, on the
part of the United States, with Hon Ben
amin Curtis, rs umpire. by the decision of
the commissioners the Hudson's Bay Com
pany receives the sum of s450,000, and the
Puget Sound Company the sum of $4,000
The original claim of the former company
was 81, 30s ,702, aud of the latter company
s1,l6s, 600, both in gold. By the terms Of
the award, the two foreign companies men.
toned are required to release to the United
States all the possessory rights belonging to
them in the State of Oregon and the Terrific
ry of Washington which were the subject
matter of their claims against the United
States. 1t is source of qualification L
know that this disputed question has at las
been satisfactorily settled by commissioners
and without bringing into requisition thu
services Of the umpire Let all asperities o
feeling be allaycd, and other and greater
matters in dispute may be settled in the SAINT
amicable manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Washington County at the Fair.


The following important premiums were
awarded to exhibitors from this county at the
State Fair last week
Second best stallion kept in tho State the
season of 1869, Il. IL. Gilman, Montpelier,
$50. Mr., Gilman also took the LIST purse in
one Of the principal trials for speed winning
in three straight heats. Best mare, II. s.
Town, Montpelier $40. Best matched horses,
VIM. Storrs, Montpelier, s25. Best Devon
bull and one year old Devon heifer, George
Davis, East Montpelier Best two years old
long wooded buck, A. d, Arms, Montpelier.
Best do. under two, G. G. Chandler, Mont
pelier Mr., Arms also took the ID premium
on the best pen Of five ewes. In both eases
he had to compete with a recent importa,
ton from Canada en- route for the West ex.
hibited by Mr., John Campbell of Middle,
bury.
With such record at the State Fair
Washington County ought to make gooC
showing at her coming County Fair on tn,
9th and 7th of October. We understand
the committee are at work, half mile track
is being put in order, and that the arrange.
ments will be complete for good exhibition
A proper interest among the farmers is al
that is wanted to make it success, as they
are the ones that make the Fairs what they
should be.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Our County Fair.

The first annual fair and show Of our lew.
ly-formcd Washington County Agricultural
Society is nigh at hand Ii is high time for
those who intend to be competitors to CONF
meuco preparation. They that take the most
pains-it is as true here as elscwhero-aro
the ones to succeed But you say-or at
least many farmers say-ihc prizes at these
fairs arc 80 few and small, and the com-
pctitors 70 many, tho chance Of winning one
is very small; and even if you are successful,
the money thus giincd viii hardly repay for
time and trouble expended Why, then, en-
ter the lists at all ? For this good reason,
we say, if for no other, that your contribu-
ton helps to make the show success and
You a philosophical man If you fail
Of prize thi. year. you will learn where are
your weak points, and be led to a better
practice in your busbaudry. This of itself,
is no small consideration
Besides, your example will iuiusc enter.
prise and enthusiasm among all your house
hold The boys will look round and see
what ,bcv cam exhibit or do far rrcmium
The girIs--not to say the good wife aud moih-
er--will sau tho priza-i.t, for some Kind Of
hauliwork they are invited to offer and which
thew cam best cxbibit In most societies
and there oughtto be inall--ampIe provision
is made for the product. of tbc needle and
the loom. for the flowers and the bread. tbe
bnttcr and the choose. The entire family of
The farmer ought TO take the Hvcliest interest
in these sr festivals.
And there area .w things which snou L
not be forgotten D., hc daiv.foman wh.
sends butter to the fair. A great deal de-
pends ON the manner in which it is pnt up
so that the first impression made by it,. which
/. made ON the eve. and not the taste or
smcll-shall be favorable one. Hence, the
butter should bo packed in large and nice
boxes frkius or lars we say large. because
quantity as well as quality influence the iudg-
ment it should have over it the whiiest
of cloths, and be free from any stamp or
mark. Butter in boxes never looks better
than in oblong, four.sided Jumps, Of one or
two pounds and when of that golden color
that betrays no suspicion Of being heightened
by artificial mixtures
All animals sent to the show should be
made sleek and clean by the daily use Of the
card and brush. Ifitbc litter Of woaucd
pigs, let them be washed occasionally in soap
suds, and kept on a gras. plot, or on straw if in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

The admissions to Dartmouth College
this term number one hundred and thiriy.fye
ninety-six being to the Freshman class, and
thirty to the Scientific Department. Ii is
said the whole number of students now ex.
ceods that Of any previous year, The con.
tracts for the new agricultural building
which will stand east of Reed Hall, have
been let and it is hoped that it can be com,
pleted in one year.
The young ladies of Dover, Ohio, hay,
formed society for the redemption Of young
men whose habits do not suit them, pledgin,
themselves not TO receive the attention 0
any young man who swears, smokes, chews
loafs on the street corners or drinks.
they perseyere they will be entitled to thu
thanks Of the temperate and moral portion
Of the community, aud be sneered at by ih'
Incorporate and vicious.
"A resident Of Montreal, few mouth
ago, returned 20 England after an absence o
nearly half century and visited his birth
place in Devonshire. There, in the 70u
year Of his age, be met aud married a lad.
whom he had known in his early youth, AM
who was still a spinster hale, hearty and SO
They arrived at Montreal last week in tn
steamer Pra@ian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
tEatphman s. Jnurnal.
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