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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

TnE GALAXY for July is received. Il has a fine
engraving Of J. W. De Forrest, author of d" Over |
land,' etc, The table Of contents are rood.
among which are Lady judith Tale of Two
Continents, chapters xiv, XIV, and XVI. Re.
publicansm in England, Through Window
Overland The Neither Side Of New York The
Dutch at Home another insnment Of " Ought
we to Visit Her, is given The Man Did Not
Marry The Kiss etc. Also, Scientific Miscel.
any' Current Literature The Galaxy Club.
Room Talk and Nebulp hy lie editor, which are
spicy and interesting
HAWER's fully illustrate" and Describes
" The Mount Cent, Railway and Tunnel 20 d" The
United States Naval Academy " " Along the
Florida Reef The Recovery of Jerusalem 90
" Put-ln-Bay,' and curious paper. " The
Spectre from EIba - enough Of pictorial instruo.
tion, one would say, for a dozen issues. Beside.
these the number s stocked with stories aud poe
try, and other entertaining matter- m the ciit'-
rial department
Tie July number OF Lippmcou, Magazine
forms the opening issue Of now volume Of this
able, entertaining, and instructive periodical.
The initial article, Independence Hall. by Hester
\. Benedict j. patriotic poem Baltimore
Beauty, by DIR. a. W Palmer, is descriptive
analysis Of the peculiar style Of female beauty
fJr which the city of Baltimore has acquired a
reputation. Robert Chambers, by james Grant
Wilson {, o sketch OF the famous Eiiuburgh
publisher. The Settlement OF Maryland, by I'd
ward C Bruce, is historical contribution. Mr..
stephen Power 5 Student kAmbles IN Prussia are
concluded in this number, as is Mr.. Donbayaud's
Wild Ireland. Jim Wagman OF Wugman'- Lode,
by David q. Adeo' is characteristic and raey
sketch Of Western liie Public Libraries, by
Edward G.. llowhnd, contains quite a largo fund
o' ''''ru''l''" o'''er"'ns s"'9ee' tna' Is no"
r.'''''''s '''s ",'''''''" Oh ''' ''"''''i S'
i"' f''"' '' '"'' ""''''' '' why t'''.
LHieHs Lirmg Ag', with lis dignihed and in-
tellectual exterior, make, It's bow 70 the public
every week with the pnnctullity and gmeetulness
Of gentleman OF the old school and ls sure Of
hearty welcome lrom oi VINO love sterling liter
AZURE Tree rom the sensations ana 'hom' ol the
day- conducted WIN 7cho'ai-hp ana taste, II
occupies peculiar hell 10 the most ac'epiaoi'
manner Long may l'- ne't ana realaDe pages
greet tne Pno"' eye
We have received from j b. LppiaeIu IS CO
the American editions Of che June numbers Of
/ The Sunday Mqgq.me, Go0d Words. and C0oa
Words for ne Young. We have no American
monthiies Of religious character which are tc
be compared for excellence with these, and it s.
not remarkable that they base obtained large
circulation here
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05
4 Rich Little Girl.

Little Nelly l.. had lost her father and
her mother was poor. Her sweet temper
and her winning ways gained her many
friends Among them was an excellent lady,
Miss N. A glimpse of Nelly's bright face
peeping in at the door always brought smile
Of peculiar tenderness over Miss Ms placid
features She loved to sit by the child, soft
ly stroklng her hair and while looking
thoughtfuly into her smiling eyes would Of
ten say, Poor, poor Nelly" When Nelly
shook her head, with a heart too happy to
forebode evil, her friend would earess her
still more fondy, and then say I" Poor little
Nelly -
The childs heart seemed troubled by these
plying words, for she asked, one day, "Why
do you call me poor Please don't, Miss
NJ. I'm not poor-why, I've got twen-
ty.fiye cents and good mother ~ Rich
little Nelly" said her friend a" A good
mother ? All how long | was learning
what this little one already knows |"
"a good motherl"---could any earthly
treasure have made her 20 truly rich p
Selected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05
God Bless yon, NJ, Little Fellow.

\ crippled beggar was striving to pick
up some old clothes that had been thrown
from window, when crowd of rude boys
gathered about him, mimicking his awkward
movements, and hooting at his helplessness
and rags. Presently noble little fellow
came up, and pushing through the crowd,
helped the poor crippled man to pick up his
gifts, and placed them in bundle. Then
slipping a piece of silver into his hands, he
was running away, when a voice far above
him said, Little boy with straw hat look
up" A lady, leaning from an upper window
said earnestly, God bless you, my little fel-
low God will bless you for that As he walk
ed along, he thought how glad he had made
his own heart by doing good. He thought
of the poor beggar's grateful look of the
lady's smile, and her approval and last and
better than all, he could almost hear his
Heavenly Father whispering, Blessed are the
merciful, for they shall obtain mercy Lit
tie reader, when you have an opportunity of
doing good, and feel tempted to neglect it,
remember the little boy with the straw
hat. ."-ErchaRge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05
4 W o Low u :

A maid was sitting In tho sun.
And on either side was a lover.
But the eyes Of the maiden saw but one
Aud her palid cheek flushed over
Asa cloud Ike snow will sometimes glow
WIN sudden burst Of glorvi
Nhilo 10 sweet low words, likc the COO Of lifds,
lie whispered the doathess story
viii be- tuo,n shc answered low.
AZ sho softly nestled near him.
Aud the unsean rival cried, " 10 ho "
And laughed hut they aid not hear him
viii be- true. Oh my love, 10 you,
Forever and forever
They dld not hear, but the rival noar
siidi You shall we'd him never
lle fingered at hcr side aiwly.
And ho wuocd her eve and morning
Nearer. nearer, he drew each day,
Nor heolcd her silent s0oruing.
Near, SD near and he smiled to hear
The imprisoned lover pleading
But her check grew white, and in sore alright
10 'Hw That she was mot needing.
The maid lay on her snowy bed.
And TWO lovers crowded near hur
Oh, live my darlIngi' one snld.
" M love. grown dear and dozror
nut thc rival lover leaned fondiy over
And pre-sed hs lips upon her,
$40 only heard hs love reithed word
And thc rival Death bad won Der.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

SoSo BIRDS AT HoNE-The groves were
God'sfrst temples, for the simple reason that all
outdoors was mans first home. Afterwards,
when God " set the solitary in families" and
the privacy Of separate apartments became
necessary, the social units entered their new
estate, somewhat as Noah entered the ark,
obediently, but taking with them many a
memento of the old life. Perhaps this in
stinct survives, and serves to account for our
desire, when shut up by the snug walls of
home, to surround ourselves with reminders
Of tho woods, the fields, and the summer sky
ia shape Of plants. and vines, and painted
landscape, ora cage Of singing birds,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05
For the Ennng.
BABN's PARTY

BABN'S PARTY
our baby must have a patty
Hes Just q year old to-day
Under the leaiy applc-tree
Woll crown him with blossoms KAY
The robin, who sits In the branches
And sings by his dear ones nesi
We Will ncct as the chief musician.
And q sclfinyited guest
go, Frankie aud tell Mrs Biddy
To come with her little brood
And call ON your way for the lammIc,
And the kittens under the wood
fie Rrucc 10 the little wagon
Wen play hos q big black horse
TO draw the hmilY dulllcst
They 10 want a carriage oi couf-e.
Here's basin of water for duckie.
Oh, sec how they dive and swim
And Oh, look nt the darling baby
lie knows thev aroall Tor him
lie Do smnklug his lips TO klss them
llc DO reaching his hand 10 hold
And bis heart Is filled with gladncs-
And JOY that may mover De told
ID baby, with hair s0 golden
% baby, with eye. so blue
What are the angels weaving
iu the Future loom iof you
m it be- s1rr0w aud saducss
10 10 be- pleasure and JOY,
\ true heart. patient and loyIuL
God give 90 my baby boy.
-Gsiitag Nh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

HE Is idle who might be better employed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-05

,,.y human being has passed away iqr Whose death
hsle Vas no other reason than teS S, e I esq
aud sp, a,d friends are sleeping the dtcamleas
deaI dear o, to MA which, had they calmly adoptod
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
TELE9RAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

John r. Pearson Of woburD Ma his throat Tuesday
night
Chicago on the 23d 5elsooo bu,he,
Of grain.
Will be merged in the Port on SATURDAY next.
j. Libertic. Frenchmau, killed in Lowell Mass. bv
faihng down stairs yesterday morning
Michael McGrath. OF Salem, killed yesterday while
crossing railroad track near Boston.
Gask tCincinnst) special despatch says Rev Rober,
j. breckenridge died O'Clock evening at his hne
in Danville. KY, alter . protracted fDess.
A fire occurred last evening in the Harvard Snpnr Re-
fnery. Water street, East Cambridge, Mass, owned bv
Nash, Spaidng Co. Loss $4,000; fully insured "
An old coored man named George Adams was run over
and instantly killed by freight train Harlem Ral.
road yesterday morning. nj Gnen, Station, New York
Lodge 268, A. NJ, celebrated St Johns day At Grand
banquet Masonio Hall Ponghkeepss last
were drunk and speeches bentng the made
little OF 8. Faux OF urbana, OHIO, while al play on
penetrated his abdomeD nacsng which viii pro.
badly prove fatal.
The residence of A. Woods OF Pntsburr at Wheaa nd
Pa destroyed by re Christmas Day and two ser,
want girls burned TO death The the house
S2boO0 insured for $1,000.
Sunday evening during the absence OF the family the rest.
dence off. G. Ward IN Madsonvile, Ohio. nS miles from
Cincinnati was entered BY burglars, who absraced
trunk &S0, 900 10 bank notes.
despatch from Rswrs Springs evening reports that
have passed the block portion of the
Union Pacific Railroad since the 2et Most OF present
d.Mcuty Ia between Cheyenne and RawIins Station.
states nat they are stronger than they before the
They hold available srythree per cen
OF their deposits They would be Obliged TO call only one
third OF their loans 20 pay on dcpostors In fal.
William A. whitsker, Postmaster al Bowling Green Wood
county Ohio arrested TO Clevesnd yererday
by deputy United States Marshal, charged With
order funds lie held In 81 600 answer the
at sbe January term OF the United s,sses District
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
NOVA SCOTIA.

The Recent Vote Of Want Of Confidence In
the Government Ignored by the Governor
COmmittee Of Prince Edward Island
Giving Him a Lesson in POiitics-Ecporfed
Withdrawal Of the Last of the British
Troops.
HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. u, 1871.
The committee appointed by the Prince Edward
Island opposition to present q memorial to Gov
ernor Robinson have answered at some length the
Governors reply. They say the principle that the
Governor can only receive an expression OF
want OF confidence in his advisers through the vote
OF Parliament IS based on the practice In England.
where Parliament is In session the greater part OF
the year, and never Intended TO apply 10 small
colonies where Parliament only Sits few weeks.
The Governors decision TO ignore the expressions
of the majority OF the House OF Assembly involves
they say, the assumption OF responsibility for ali
the future acts OF his advlsers which he ought not
to take.
Most OF the West India islands are quarantining
HALIFAX vessels In consequence OF cholera reports
ana much injury to the West India trade Is caused
thereby, Tne provincial government has applied
70 the Spanish Consul to have the restriction re-
moved at cuba and Porto Rico.
IL is reported on good authority that oil the Brit
ish troops, except q few artillery, will be with.
drawn IN the spring from Halifax, which Is now
the only garrisoned city IN the Dominion.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
MURDERoUs ASSAULT NEAR EAST rIsHKILL.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. q. 1871.
On Christmas nighl, abour eleven O'CLOCK John
Gill and Arthur McMann, both lrishmen and resi-
dents OF the Town OF East Fishki, met at the hotel
OF Jacob kniffen. when McMann asked Gill why he
was not at the Catholic church at Sylvan Lake
that day. Gil replied that he had been caring for
his employers STOCK. McMann then sharply re-
proved him for his absence Oh such day. Gin re.
Piled 'TO hell with your church ~ Then q severe
aitercafion occurred, high words passing between
the parties. They were about 10 proceed to blows,
Gill declaring that he could ana would whip Nc
Mann, wnen Kninen. the hotel proprietor, inter.
fcred AMI persuaded McMann leave. Tne
latter aid pass out and went into the store
at Gay Head, where ne referred TO the alteration,
and said ne could whip Gill; and II lie could get hIm
alone would Kill him. About two O'Clock the next
morning Mr. Isaac Purdy, In returning home from
visit 10 some friends Ound man lying by the side
oil the road, about three quarters oil mile west OF
Gay Head Upon examination the stranger proved
10 be John Gin. who was wholly unable 10 help
himself he was covered with blood and the ground
about him was saturated with blood. There were
ana MS body was badly bruised. In addition his
pocketboOk, with $50, was gone. He was known
to have the money when he lett the store at Gay
Head.
soon as possible the wounded man was con-
veyed to place Of shelter and Dr. sutton
called and administered 10 his immediate wants.
All OF MS wounds though serious, are not consld-
cred immediately dangerous. Yet the almost mur.
dcred man lies In critical condition. McMann
has taken flight. The affair mas created general
feeling OF Indignation III the neighbOrhood.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

Steamship Wyoming tBr,, wnineray, Lverpoolwilliams
Steamship cmbria tNG>, winzen, Hamburg rs-Kunhardt
Steamship Victor, Gates. New orlcans-C Mallory
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livncston,
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, chareston--H Morgan 4
Steamship VIM Clyde, Drew Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Washington 4 20.
seamsap Aoemarie, Couch Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship GO.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Norwich Hines, Salem Murray Ferris Il Co.
Wood
Bark voyageur (Br) Bryham, Paermo-G Buley.
BARK Harriet, Hoyer, Cadiz via Alicante and Valenca-C
LulnG Co.
Bark Orono (Br), Mcclellan Aspinwall-J Whitney Co.
= Bark Isle of Skye (Br) Ford, st john NBG Philips
Brig Mary Thayer, Tyler Rodasta and Constantnope-
JAS Henry.
schr James o'Donahue Smith, Barbados-Miler Hough-
ton.
schr Ella Hodsden, Nckerson, Barbados Trowbrdges
Sons.
scnr Lookout, Nichols, Havana-Jas Ward & Co.
Schr Bee, Chester Savannah-Evans, Ball X Co.
schr Eugene Borda, Lacham, Charleson-Bentey, Miller
Co.
schr La N Reed, steedman. Chester, Pa-Baker Day
ton.
Schr p Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

SALT LAKE Dec. 70, 1871.
There further reports OF snow slides. attended
with loss OF liie in the mining canons.
William Thurmond, school teacher. was shot
and killed by J. Woodward at Leni yesterday.
Woodward was the aggressor.
there Is much embarrassment owing TO the de-
tentisn OF the freight trains. Some descriptions OF
merchandise are wholly exhausted.
The weather is very bad. IL Is showing to-day.
Christmas had merry keeping despite the
Storm
Gar0trers have appeared On our streets. There
have been two cases WITHIN one week.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Chester for New York.
Schr Paige, Wright, Cold Spring for Nev York.
Schr Horace l., Ward, New Rochelle for Hoboken.
schr Dictator, Kelly, Providence for Tangier Sound
schr Almira Moosy, King, Salem for New York. .
schr George Mills 1loson, Providence for Baltimore
Scnr Addie Watons Coggswel, Boston for BALTIMORE
SSchr warren, Pinckney, Bangor for New York
scnr 1ammage. -, Rockland for New YORK.
schr oliver Perry Murphy, Glen Cove tor New York
schr John Johnson Stetson Rverhead for Philadelphia
schr bonde Bentley, Milestone Point for Phladephia
scnr Freeman, keydon Boston for Philadelphia
schr Anna Dole, Bunce, Providence for Hob0ken.
schr m Donueliy Donnely New Haven for Phiiadepha
scfr George Hotchkiss Doyle Fall River for New YORK.
sehr Lark Guptil. Calais for New York. 80
steame. Mets, DAVIS. Providence Tor New York with
nadse and passengers
BOUND EAST
Steamship Norwich, Hines New York for Salem.
steamship Wamsutta. Fish New YORK for New Bedford
Brig Annie Lndsey, AcAlmon New York Tor HiIsboro
schr d May, May. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Curtis Iton Thompson, Georgetown DC, FOR Pro-
ford -
schr Ira Lanrnier Coleman Port johnson for Boston.
schr Cornclia, Dennison, Savannah Bridgeport
schr Talma Robinson New York for bridgeport.
schr Pilots Bride, Sykes, New York for Boston.
schr Edwin Stevens Hedges, Por johnson for Provi-
schr George Glover. holbrook. johnson for Rock
schr silas Wright, Brown, weehawken for Boston.
schr Serampa, Jewett, Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Francis Haynes, Haynes Hobokcn for Boston.
schr Ada Ames, Ames, New York for Boston.
Schr Sea Dog, Allen. Jacksonville for Fail River.
schr Mary Tice Durham, Port johnson for New Haven
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 81, 1871.
Paymaster Edward Foster has been ordered TO the
Worcester as Fleet Paymaster OF the North Atlantic
feet. Paymaster Richard Washington has been
detached from the Worcester ana ordered TO settle
MS ACCOUNTS
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
CLEARED.

PORT OF VIEW YORK, DECEMBER ~, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

Steamships Cuba, and wvomng Liverpool; Victor. New
Orleans; Georgia, Chariestou Clyde, Richmond. &C.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28
BELOW
SAILED.

Bark Pcycarp Nor), Eertsen Newport Oct 90 with
railway iron to order (by pilot boat Jane. No II.
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or DECEMBER AND JANUARY
SeQlaer. | 1
The New York herald., 1871-12-28

an rises. ...... 7 23 Moon rises. .eve l6
un sets. ....... 40 High water. morn 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-18
Light Keepers Daughter.

"And you will not marry me?" he
said.
II cannot," she replied, "until you
have done something to prove your
self truly man, and not an idler in
the great battle oflife. l am only the
light-keeper's daughter" she coutin-
ued, calmly, "and though my educa-
tio'n may have been better than the
rude but kind people among whom my
life has been passed, ! am not fitted to
live in the society of which you are q
part
"Do you think the time will ever
come when l shall he ashamed of your
father, the brave old man who has
passed his useful life in the service OF
his country upon the sea2 No, Ma
thalie. when Isay I love you, mean
it, no more, no less. If you think you
can. love me, give me an answer now"
81 love you already" she said.
"My darling!'
He would have caught her in his
arms, but she waved him off,
"Not yet, Alton Somcrs. / must
have time to think Of this, and see
whether l dare trust my life in your
hands,"
II will watt" he said. "And you
shall see if / do not win you yet"
Nathalie. Darrell lived upon the
shore in the lighthouse on the point
Her father had served many years in
the service Of his country as a seaman,
and had sent his beautiful daughter tc
school IN Philadelphia. It was on
the shore that Alton Somors found
and loved her. and when he was down
on his fishing excursion to the sea
beach. He was lodging with man
uamed Melton, net far from the light
house, for he liked to be near her. j
shall not tell you how they looked
Let each put his own ideal in theil
places, and be satisfied, It is enough
that he was Nathalie's type of manly
strength and beauty; and she was az
angel to him. Mr. Melton took tho
gun from his hand and placed it be
hind theba counter. :
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-18
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