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A GOOD cow.

A general description oil the good parts Of
a COW is found in The following lines, from
the Farmers Magazine:
"She's long in her face, she's fine 10 her horn,
She'll quickly get fat, without cake or corn,
She's clear in her jaws and full in her chin,
She's heavy in flank and full il her loin,
She's broad in her ribs, and long in her rump,
strait and fiat back, without bump,
She's wide in her hips ADD calm in her eyes,
She's fine in her shoulders and thin 10 her thighs,
She's light in the neck, and small in the tail,
She's wide at the breast aud good at the pail,
She's fine in her bone aud silky in skin,
She's grazer's without and a butchers within"
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PER IODICALS.
N. Sleeper, Of Chelsea. Vt.


WOULD respectfully give notice, that he
w is Agent of the following periodicals for
the state Of Vermont, namely; North American
Review, Reprint of the Four Quarterlies, N.
Y. Review, American Journal OF Science and
Arts, American Biblical Repository, Literary
and Theological Review, American Jurist and
Law Magazine, Christian Examiner, Boss
ton Quarterly Review, National Portrait Gal
lery of Distinguished Americans, American
Monthly Magazine Bentley's MISCELLANY,
knickrrbocker, Museum of Foreign Litera-
tufe, Science and Arts, Backwood's Edinburg
Magazine, US. Magazine & Democratic Rev'w,
Law Library, Annals of Education, The Metro
politan Magazine, journal of the Franklin Insti-
tuie, GenilemeB's Magazine; Family Magazine,
Parley's Magazine for Children, The Lady's
Book, Ladies' Companion, Sunday School
Teacher, Horticultural Register. Mag azine OF
Horticulture Botany, Library of Health, Reli-
gious Magazine, Christian spectators South
ern Literary Messenger, Select Medical Libra
~ and Electic journal of Medicine, edited by
John Bell. Nj. ID. Monthly, American Medi-
cal Library and lntelgencer; edited by Rob
ley Dunglison, nj. ID. Semi-monthly, Amer
can Journal Of Medical Science, Quarterly,
British and Foreign Medical Review, Medico
Chrurgical Review, Boston Medical and Sur
gical journal, Medical Examiner, Wadie,s
Select Library & New York Mirror;-and he
will furnish any Of the above works at the
shorcst notice, to order, or any one wishing
to be furnished with back numbers, can be ac-
commodated by calling two doors north Of the
Methodist Church, Main ST. Chelsea village.
Nov. l, 1888. 6mol0
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HEAVEN AND EARTH.

There are no shadows where there Is no sun;
There IL no beauty where there u no shade;
And all things 10 two lines Of glory rum
a. Darkness and light, ebon and gold, inlaid.
God comes among US through the shropds Of air;
And His dim track is like the silyery wake
Lett by Won pnnace on the mountain lake,
Fading aud re-appearIng here and there.
The lamps and wells thro' heaven and earth thai
move,
Go in and out, as jealous Of their light,
Like sailing stars upon misty night.
Death is the shade Of coming lifei and love
Yearns for her dear ones in the holy tomb,
Because bright things are better seen in goom'
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ODONTICA! ODONTICA!
THE TEETH! THE TEETH

hR. M. HITCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odont
~ iica. The facts are proved, and the mos
incredulous and doubling are fully convinced,
us we have the evidence from the sale of more
than 1000 boxes within the past year, that The
utopian dreams of the alchymist are realized,
and remedy discovered for preserving those
imporian, and beautiful APPENDICES of The hu-
man system, by the use of the Magnetic Odon-
tica, which, by its attractive, purifying, and
strengthening qualities removes all exlraneous
substances nom the teeth and preserves them
in their natural brillancy, aud The gums in
soundness and beauty. Ii is ascertaned from
experience, that when used, the teeth will no,
decay, but remain till the latest old age, with
their natural wear. When they are decaying.
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth pre-
served and prevented from aching. Ladies
and gentlemen of the most respectable charac-
ter are daily calling, who assures US that before
they commenced using the Odonlica, their
teeth were loose and fast going TO decay, their
gums spongy and feverish, and the breath
inted, aud after using this invaluable powder,
in less than one week their teeth were firm ia
their sockets, their gums resumed their health,
their breath corrected, and no money could in
duce Them TO be without il. All this costs the
small sum of fifty cents.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK e. co.
only Agents in Bratteboro for the sole proprie.
tors A, Hitchcock y Co, Utica, NY.
brattleboro.l July, 1888. ly44
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Confectionery, &c.

vUtfiE' confectionery business is still Carried
10 on by the subscriber, in oil its various
branches, at the old stand opposite Chase,s. 4.
where can be had as cheap as any one cam,
wish tor (and sold as low as at any other es-
tabIlshment IN the country CosyEcrrorAar,
q. wholesale or Retail. Also, Fruit Of all
kinds whenit can be had, Oysters byi The kec.it
gallon or bowl, Sc. ,&c.n, %
Merchants and Others wishing for Confec-s,
tionary, can be supplied at almostany time.
with such kinds as they may want. AlIorders
wiz he promptly ana faithfully answered.
CHASsi W. yas,
D'a'ueoofo. Jan. 81, 1854 r ~ 22ii
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In the Cont Of common Pleas, New York,
last week, Mr. E. Norris recovered a verdict
ofS2O0O, against William Russell Tor biting
his nose off in a scuffle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-01
Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on the Connecticut River Line
Of Stages from Bratfieboro 10 Hartford,
and from BrafiiebOro TO HaperhiH
YENHE old Mail line leaves Bratileboro for
IL Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 8 O'Clock. Fare S4,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, Of
O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare SIS so.
For Haverhill, N. H., the old Mail line
leaves at O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
excepted.--Fare $3.50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhil, at
/ o'clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare $500.
iGsExtras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
l.. FAIR, Proprietor.
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New Books.

nAVIES' Arithmetic, do First Lessons in
- Algebra, do Bourbon, do Legendre, do
surveying do, Analytical Geometry, do De-
sclp''ye Geome'ry, do Calculus, do Shades
a W dowsTWebsier's Bibles, Dicks'
WORKS complete IN one volume, &c.
AT THE BRArTLEBoRo BooKsropr
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General remarks relative TO MQ6ars Life
Pills and PHOENIX BITTERS.


Tbes medicines have long been known and
appreciated, for their extraordinary and imme-
date powers Of restoring perfect health, to
persons suffering under nearly every kind OF
disease to which the human frame is liable.
In many hundreds of certificated instances,
hey have even rescued sufferers from the very
verge OF an untimely grave, after all the de-
ceptive nostrums of the day had utterly fail
ed and to many thousands they have perma-
nently secured that uniform enjoyment of
health, without which life itself is but par
tial blessing. So great, indeed, has their eff
6cacy invariably and infallibly proved, that il
has appeared scarcely less than miraculous to
those who were nnacquainted with the beauti-
fully philosophical principles upon which they
are compounded, and upon which they conse-
quenily act. II was to their manifest and SEN
sible action in purifying the springs and chan
nels oflfe, and enduing them with renewed
tone and vigor, that they were indebted for
Their name, which was bestowed upon them
at the spontaneous request OF several individ-
uals whose lives they had obviously saved.
Tho proprietor rejoices in the opportunity
afforded by the universal diffusion OF the daily
press, for placing his Yegetabie Life Pills
within the knowledge and reach Of everv indi-
vldual IN the community. Unlike the host Of
pernlcious quackeres, which boast Of vegeta-
Bile ingredients, the Life Pills are purely and
solely Vegetable and contain neither Mercu-
rry, Antimony, Arsenic, nor any other mineral,
IN any form whatever. They are entirely
of exiracts from rare and powerful
plants, the virtues ofwhich, though long known
TO several Indian tribes, and recently 10 some
eminent pharmaceutical chemists, as altogethr
er unknown to the ignorant prelenders 10 med
zeal science and were never before adminsr
tered in SO happily efiicacious combination.
The first operation is TO loosen from the
coats of the stomach and bowels, the various
impurities and crudities constantly settling
around them and TO remove the hardened
faces which collect In the convolutons of the
small intestines. Other medicines only par
TALLY cleanse these and leave such collected
masses behind, as to produce habitual cos
tiveness, with al its train of evils, or sudden
diarhGa, with its imminent dangers. This
fact is well knowD TO all regular anatomists,
who examine the human bowels after death;-
AID hence the prejudice of these well inform
ed men against the quack medicines of the
age. The second effect Of the VEGETA-
BILE LIFE PILLS is TO cleanse the kidneys
and the bladder, and by this means, the liver
and the lungs, the healthful action of which
entirely depends upon the regularity OF urin-
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.II
airy organs. The blood winch lakes i,s req
color from the agency Oh 'ne nyer ana ne
lungs before II passes INTO me neart oe'ng
thus purified by them, ana nourished py ioou
coming from clean s'onacn, COURSES 'feyy
through The veins, teneWs every part oi ue
system, and tllumphah''y mounts 'he oan"e'
OF health In NE pioom'ng cneek'
I'll. c,,iou;nc ore amono the distressing va
- ..e ,;..o. 20 ,,h;ah ~ vas.,..
ney VI nuu'"" assesses !" -" u.
bic Lille rms are wen KNOWN " W inia''''
o'e'
Df SPEPSiA, ny thoroughly cleansing we
hrst and second stomacns, ana lc,eaung nov
Oh pure neaitny PIE, ins'eau ~ wy suie nuu
acriu kinu Fseiwnency, WP"a'io" ~ ~
nedT Loss q hPPee''e,, , Heu1s-o"'n ona
fedd -dche, Hest,essness, iu-'emH,er hn1'e
~ Long"or, ana Iiee""c"o'y wiz 'ap'sn a.
naturai consequences VI ns ou'c' oosstve
ness, by cleansing tue WHORE iens," OF 'ne
Iinsest'pes WIN soiseh' process, anu w''nou'
violence ali Sloient pnrges ieave we po o,
costive within two days DiarrhGa ana Chol-
era, by removing me snafp aero nuns py
which these complains are occasiouee, anu ny
promoting the iu0ricative sec,e',on 0, 'ne 'hV-
Gus membrane rereTs ~ az h,nas ny 'es'o,-
ing the blood TO a regular circulation: through
Inc process OF pefspifa'ion III some cases, anu
through solution OF lntesunais oDstfuc,'ons
IN others. Inc LIFE riLLS nave oeeh
known TO cure rheumatism permanently 10
three weeks, ana S'out 10 nan 'ha' .'lie, oy
removing local inpammauon from ,ne mus
cles ana iigamen's oil the JOINTS D.OPsies
81 az hinds, by ireeing ana strengthening Tue
kidneys ana oiaduer, hey operate hos' ue-
iightiuiiy on these important organs, anu hence
nave ever oeen lound a certain remedy ,o' ,ne
worst cases OF ,iNve4' Also, U"r"s, oy as
lodging from The turnings oil the bowels the
sunny matter 10 when .oese creatures aanere,
dsmnid ana consumption, by renewing me a,r
vessels OF inc lungs from 'ne inueos whieh
even siign' co'ds VIII occasion, whieh u ho'
removed become hardened a9a produces lnose
crate sores BY the perfect purity which these
Life Pills give TO the blood, and all the hu-
mors, Scor6utic erupfio,is, and bad Compiler
ions, by their attentive effect upon The llud-
that feed the skin, the morbid state of which
occasions all Erupfire complaints, Salon,
Cloudy, and other disagreed6ie Complications.
The use of these Pills for very short time,
will effect an entire cure Of ISdi-rheun,, Fry
sipeids, and striking, Improvement in the
Ceorness Of The skin. Common colds and
Influenza, will always be cured by one dose,
or by two, even in the worst cases. Piles
as remedy for this most distressing and oh
stinate rialady, the Vegetable Life Pills, de
serves distinct and emphatic recommends,
ton. Il is well known 10 hundreds in this CITY
that the Proprietor OF these invaluable Pills,
was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards of Mirfy-fre years, and that he tri-
ed in vain every remedy prescribed within the
whole COMPASS of the Matsria Medica. He
however, at length tried the medicine which he
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-01
Tacern Stand T. Farm
For Sale.

IL HNHE Subscriber wishes 10 sell
f..s a the well know Tavern Stand
n.s.k& in the Central Village of Chester
A4A field, N. ii. and the Farm connect
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basis Of the rouge employed by ladies. Il
answers we'll to plaster up old faces. and
make ugly ones look decent---at q distance.
will not exercise and good health place on
the delicate cheek the faires, and the most ac-
ceptable rouge2 II affords me pleasure,
however. to cherish the belief that the ladies
of the Federal city make 40 use Of this artl-
fetal decoration.
The Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad is
said 10 be now doing an excellent business.
The travel on it is very great The Peters.
burg Intelligencer says, by way oftwo edged
Recommendation IL has made more money
and killed fewer people, in proportion to its
length, and the lime it has been in operation,
than any rail road 10 the State
The Belgian Minister receives 8 5000
with the hand Of Miss Bates. the daughter Of
Mr.. Bates Of the firm of Barings & Co, they
were to be married Jan. 20th-She is 10
the husband is as. He was Barrister NJ
the Belgian Bar.-New York Herald
The Diseorerer Of Anthracite Coal, Dead.
Col. Jacob Weiss, died on the 9th ult. at
his residence in Weissport, Northampton
Co. Pa. He was attached TO the army OF the
revolution until the recognition of our in
dependence. 1t was through his activity
and exertions that the first Lehigh Coal
Co. was formed in 1892. and he was pro-
prietor Of the lands now owned by them,
and first discovered the existence of the Coal
upon them.
04C~-
In the Cont Of common Pleas, New York,
last week, Mr.. E. Norris recovered a verdict
ofS200O, against William Russell, Tor biting
his nose off in q scuffle.
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sfzzoa4A held, N. II. and the Farm connect
ed with the same, formerly owned by Capt.
Levi Mead.
The Buildings are spacious and very con-
venient both for farming and Tavern purposes,
and have been recently put in first rate order.
The House is situated in pleasant Village,
NJ the junction of the Stage Rosds-one lead
ing from Keene to Braitlehoro, 1.-The other lead
ing from Hanover TO Hartford, and is tie on
ly Public House in the Village.
The Farm consists Of about rs acres Of ex.
ceIlent Land. in high state of cultivation
the whole forming most desirable situation TO
any one who wishes to purchase FAxM Anp
TAVERN STAND united.
-.4lSO
The Farm on which he now lives, admin
ing the one before mentioned, consisting of
about 100 acres. being.'he Farm fotmerly own
ed by Asa Brtton Esq. and extensively known
as one ofthe most valuable of It's size OF any ON
the Connecticut River.
ANY one wishing to purchase eirher ofthe,s
Farms, isreferred for particulars in relation to
them. TO
Phin's Henderson, Esq. Keene, N. H.
Mr. Ehas Mead, Lexington, Mass.
Col. CALVIN Townsley, Brattleboro, vi.
Capt. w. X. Snow, CharIesiovn, N. II.
BRADLEY MEAD.
Chesterfield. N. II. Feb. 8, 1889. g
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hs- New. or Old.

NNESSRS.--I will now Inform you that
lV1 continue at my Old Stand south OF the
common, in Fayetteville, on Main street,
where will at all times be ready to execute
all kinds of work in the
Art Of Cutting and Making
GENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL,
or THE LATEST and MOST AP-
PROTED STYLE; .
or out Of fashion, or Of any shape you please
to direct.
From much experience in my profession to
suit all those who may favor me with their
calls, | do warrant all garments made at my.
Shop to suit, prorided man can be suited
any ,chere, as per order or fashion; There
fore, your work will be as Fashion dictates,
unless you put on the veto. And then, il il is
not according to Order, will satisfy you in
as much that L will pay you Tor your cloth
and give 10 the garment, Del Thoerer wiH tell
their lies, and make their brags, do as they
see ft.) Here you have my method of doing
the fair thing 10 black and white. As Tor
Cutting and Making, turn my back TO no one,
or two, or three.
Therefore, Old Friends and
CusroMERs, (and erer so many neic ones)
please Just give me call, and you will find
me as | state.
p A 8 = T Q ~ 6.
The Latest and most approved FASHIONS
are, and will be received regularly, from all
quarters. Us- None can receire them ~
more asfe and in beiter style khdn uhdt ! do.
Specimens of which will be pleased to ex-
hibit and explain TO you at any time.
G u = = : " G.
Cutting done at all times Cor others to make,
and great care taken in marking the same, that
there may be no mistake.
r r / W M I NJ G S.
Trimmings of all kinds on baud, and as low
as can be bought any where, and think lhIle
cheaper.
p. S. do not want nor hands in ad1i-
ton to what | now have, but should like 2
more. am yours, &c.
JACOB DUNKLEE, JR.
Fayetteville, Nov. /, 1898. 10
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.y'O. HI.

Il would fling The purse at your feet
and make you curtsy as ! rushed A.
way from you, said Rose, overioyeL
and little suspec,ing that Philip was
out Of her hearing.
a door now opened, the light stream
ed out, and the voices of the party
within were heard. Rose slipt noise.
ieSSIy away whispering, lin hall an
hour dear Philip, at St. Grcgory's.'
she trPt up the steps, leaving The
Prince in the darkness.
Disappointed at the suddcnness Of
me parting, & his curiosity excited bv
his ignorance Of the name of his new
acquaintance, not even having a fulI
view OF her face, he conSoled himself
with the rendezvous Of st. Gregorv's
church door. This he resolved 10
keep, though it was evident that all the
tenderness which had been bestowed
upon hum was intended for his friend
the Waterman
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,bc ,, '..'sy" upon the success which
40 wy ''Sed had attended her cirGrts
III, - '''N'd over bountilnl d;sbc.
c'i' .I rl" prepared and she had vail
,.... '''','N' with lmpaticnce for ,le 70.
In ,'." '' h'r husband, that She m;rb,
nr., .";e receive the smile of his an.
f.'',"'a' lie came. But il was =
al. '3'''' twas part of his buy;ros.
,''''' The usual amount OF il VA.
.''""'-'" ON this occasion. Tho na.
'''l's are hali raw. THE steal, i;
w., ,'',',,'-'a',ogethcr oycrIonc--I
, nae stake cooked rarc-I have said
''.' often enough. The gravy is thin
IL reminds me of water cruel - +
ate a capital puldinc ~ ,boeLS'i
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TREY" "A great many excellent
people have had their worldly pros
poets entirely destroyed, and hundreds,
nav, thousands, have had their hearts
wrung with anguish in consequence Of
the SANDERS of the family Of "Ihfy."
If a man repeats a SANDER in the street
and he is asked who told him so, his
answer is, "IHcy said So" "IHcy''
ought TO be hooted out Of society for
"IAey" have done more mischief in
the domestic and social circles than a.
nv other family under heaven. How
easy it is for a SANDER 10 be propaga-
ted, which, perhaps, may ruin a young
mans prospects forever; and it must
be borne in mind that "Ihey' are al.
WAYS implicitly believed. An exam
/ pie b. way Of illustration: A friend
meets another in the street and asks if
! nc has seen Mr.. @ that morning. His
answer is no; that he heard that he
/ had been gambling all night. The re.
sponscis-Itisimpossib!e iorhc drank
tea with ne last evening and did not
{ leave until 10 o. clock who told you
SO "Ibey" told me so, is the an
swcr; and as he desired favor OF me
to-day. shall not grantil until know
the truth OF the business, for don
intend TO assist gamblers. So poor Mr.
. O. who had always borne a odchar-
actcr-who drank tea with his neign-
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'' '''-'c words the negro took his
'0"'e'
-,
IlPter w.
i' ]. hiEh time were watchman a
am 'nought Philip. lie was inter
i't .,,., "y mask.
~ :" "' are Won : inquired Philip.
7; Copnt hodenios the Minister Of
answered the Minister, and lifted his
MASK, MASK.
well then, my lord, what are ycur
'ol .l,
May / .pclk openly I waited ON
your "oya! liIghncss thrice, and was
never admitted TO the honor of an au-
u'ehce ; and yet, Heaven is my wit.
ness no man in all this court has 4
occPer interest IN your Royal High
ness tHAn have"
J am greatly obliged to you, re-.
PHed fhiIIP but what is your bust
ness Justnow Be as short as YOU
can;
May venture to speak of the
house of Abraham Levi
AS much as Won like,
They have aDplied TO mo obo,,tho
fifty thousand dollars thew odyancoJ
TO your ROYAL Richness and ,broo,or
10 apply to the Kinc. And Won ro'
member your promise 10 his Maiost,.
when last he paid vour debts
Cant the peoDIe wait > osl.od Phil
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Nonora paidto .lir. GIN b Viz

HoAors Paidto MIR. CZay in yYginiq.
The Wamenton Va. Times. qiyes nm
account Of the honors paid 10 Mr..
CLAY at the White Sulphur Springs.
The dinner given TO him was attended
by %n6i RqF ahla aFs5r 3D. and fifty persons OF
kept their seats to the last, and then
adjourned TO the ball room. One fact
is mentioned which we record with
pleasure, that a number Of those pres
ent including some of the Vice Presi-
dents, were friends Of the Administra-
ton. Mr.. CLAY gave the following
sentiment =
"Social intercourse-may it never
be disturbed by religious or political
divisions"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

CGN' me- our own honor is at stake.
ON can easily make all straight 9th.
-, - wise am all prepared. and ready at
inc ErS' lnumatlon Of danger to ny q
cross the border. Tomorrow I Shall
expect your commands rs TO what |
have to look for
WIN these words the negro took his
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

- SErzUREs.-We learn from
|I1Finnati News, that the seizure
3 on suspicion of dclrauding
>9nue, has extended to that city.
led that about $4,000 worth
= handize had been levied on
: piston house office, on Friday
nt whether the seizures will
Fly be warranted Nv the facts
Use, is only to be ascertained
4 examination in due course Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

rOos Opinion Of DueHing.-
<C1sar received a challenge
p,ony to engage him in single
4 he very calmly answered the
ef the message, of Antony is
% life, tell him there are other
4 death than the point of my
Whoever deemed this an IN
81 cowardicc : All ages have
it as the act Of a discreet and
nan, who was sensible Of his
Poriance, and knew how to
> petulant and rcvengclul hu-
discontented adversary with
2 contempt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

INV dancia- days are all over as
tho dick said ven he was trying To-
take steps on the ice. a..
"Too much GA good thing as the
pismirc said ven he fell into hogs
head Of molasscs. .o
"What do You Mink Of my taste
rs the ny said ven he gotin.o the nan
mouth. .-,.
II is bad enough when men agree
TO cheat each othor'-but to ca'l ID nun. ,lt
LAWYERS TO cheatbott parties is gFc''
deal Bladder. ...s...- and
Grief finds IN tears bel. sa.i'''''''''
a cure
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pa Of RchgiOn.-The Nashville
D Banner of the 23d ult., states
pirited revival of religion is now
kess at that place. 1t appears
hrly two hundred persons had
n themselves to the Methodist
! at Nashville, during the last
5nths, and that public interest,
tom relaxing on the subject.
her on the increase.