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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
WATCEE ESo

Silver Spoons Tod Beads, Ear ornamnes Finger Rings
Ladies' and Gentlemen BreastPns, patterns livery
rich.) Gold Rstles--stone set Gold and Silver Pencils
Sold and Silver Bowed Speciacles, Silver Thimblcs,
Miniature cases. Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Kcyes
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs Shell Combs, Work Bays Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods. Volius and Strings, goot
sorlment Of best kind fPermcly, Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears OIL for the hair, Fishing implements TIA &c LoD
Britannia Teapots and Casters, SUI erot quality. large
assortment Of Toys Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do. and in short every thing that kept
JcworJ Ware Sture.
s. A. takes this opportunity to just say the ladies
and gentlemen Of Montpelier and vicinity that he has
argcd his Shop Establishment and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market 10 I'll it up and fur
Their says all, al home abroad to just step in and
apae the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any they may rely this, that goods what
we recommend them 10 be sale.
g. j~Cocks aud Watches repaired az short notice ana
warranted.
~. B. silver work AID Jewelry made to ordc, any
pattern and Warranted good.
Mon peier, Oct IL, lSl2. IS
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90 Attest. " "'' LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Dsnct Of Washington, SIS { at M0nprli-r, iii and for
said district. The Sd day of March, D 1913.
WILLIAM r TUCKER administrator the estate
w Of Samuel Tucker, late Of Northfcld IN said dis
ict deceased presents his petition to said court, here
shelving tina; said Samuel Tucker in his life time
der bouds deed to William r. ucker aforesaid,
divided half Of the follow ing lands Mortified aforesaid
lot No 4. IN the range of the INST tvson estma-
ted zoo acres. Also so of the westerly side Of
LOT No. in said first division and 9Th range Also 70
OF lu' No in the 7h range Of The frs division Pray
ing SAID Court deed hun The aforesaid lands according
to the true and meaning Of SAID bond aforesaid
pr Iyided in The Statute of this Safe in such case
Whe eupon is ordered tia, said petition under
consideration at The probate office in Montpelier, the
26th day Of March, d ls43, and it is further ordered
that notice thereof all concerned be given, by pubca
ton in the Vermont Waterman and Journal pnted at said
Montpelier three successfully all f winch TO he
before said lime of hearing that they may appear they
cause aud object thereto.
BY the Court
90 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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GOSHEN LAND TAX.

THE land owners in the uf Goshen IN the county
l. of Addison hereby notified nat the Com Mite
appoin superntend the expenditure Of the Land Tax
granted upon the lands Of town. by Of the Leg
slatufe OF The State Of Vermont passed in November
1871 and the act in amendment thereof passed Novem.
Der 1872 will receive their respective taxes in labor, in
the months of June and July next upon application to
either Or The committee
FRANCIS BROWN, Com, to superntend
EZRA WASHBURN. JR, the expenditure of
JOSIAH II. DART, Goshen Land Tax
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AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Amcs's shoves and spades iron and steel brass
Androns Nashua locks and achcs: American Latches
Blakc's. parkers and Whites NC; VIM. ROwlands Mill
and Or Cut Saws Coffee Mills, &C.
Composing in all stock well adapted tn the country
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

(NLARK COLLINS have his day received fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
be found Ground All, Cayenne, Ginger Root Bayb1rTy,
Golden Seal Slippery Elm American Vaenan Compost
lion, Black Cohnsh, lIey Root Turkey Myrrh do ARABIC,
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hol Drops, sc,
@, T. g. would say to Physicians and others who may
be disposed ca that they will find all medicines offered
by hem 10 be Of the first quality and at the low rates
MOnlpelier. Oct. B. 1912.
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Ian Ids
IN THE COUNTY OF SAINT LAW
RENEE, IN THE STATE OF n. Y.

IA n the towns # RossA HAM Sx,SSSsst.
EesEyT,yA i MOSD, PARIsHvILIE and MA sfEsSSSzss
ltsisEte TILDAyILLE all belonging 10 the sAs3T3SI
lIIuE& subscriber VIZ
claeesezEs. ROSIE which lies in the .4.nszs..
part Of the County, and where the sale Of auG
for several years past had been suspended, remarkable
for lis LEAD Mines and Iron WoRKs; the latter of
which in almost continual ration, aordng the set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
ncced with those establishments and, consequently very
mode Of paying for land
HAMMoED adjnns Rosie on the Northwest. This
Is noted for raising very fine WHEAT and ad
yantagsous market for which almost ever readily to be
found at the Ogden>bug Touring mil s. Here too
facilities of paying for land the same as IN Rosie.
PARIsHvILLE, which los IN The eastern iatt Of the
county, extensively selled most of the settlers having
paid for then anJ gram cattle and labor, which fac-
ties still obtainabe.
MATILDAvILLE lies directly south of Parshviie is far
less seuled titan hut the easy mode Of paying Tor
land obtains here also.
The soil Othose generally good either for grain
or gass and country can be better waered The great
iaclt of transporting THO market Of Montreal by
ter communication. gives value 10 The products and man
uilcturcs Of tins country moi surpassed any other The
saving of time and expense 10 the farmer who resides in
the vicinity Of great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and also be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose distance
from MAJ ket affords lue real reward to labor indus
ty
For particular information respecting those la nds
address the agents in charge, MIR David w. Baldwin,
al Rosie, and Mr. James A. Sawyer, Parslvc, or
the subscriber at Ogdensbugh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Ogdensburgh 81. Lawrence Co Jan. 5 1913. o.
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HENRY IGHAM

EVAS received the fall and winter fashions for
n 1912. Those wishing clothing made by expo
rencsd men and cut in the best style, will do well
TO call opposite TO the Bnch Church, where they shall
have every attention and reasonable prices.
iEfSCuliing Tor others TO make done as well as
though II vas 10 he made Oct. 1878
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NATHAN HUWhKDrI ers.
Brainlrec March L. '843. *99
STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court holden
Rondolnh District. ss (Randunh within aad for

SlAI OF VEhMON 1, In PROBATE Court holden AZ
Randolph District, SIS. {Randoph, within and for
sad District on the LIST day of March, A d ls43
TOHN s. NICHOLS, adminsitator with the viii
y nexed the estate Of Daniel Flint late Of BralnreeII
id strict deceased. makes application 10 said Court 10
extend the time heretofore allowed him puy the debts due
from SAID and settle his administration account
Ill future day Whereupon, is deed BY said Cou-t
THAI SAID application heard the probate couIi to be
holde VIM Naxhams Inn, in Randolph, in said district
ON the 9th day e April and il further ordered that
hereof he to the creditors o said estate and 10
all others concerned by publishing the sui stance of SAID
application and order thereon in tho Vermont Waterman
princd Montpelier, three weeks successfully before
The lime aforesaid appointed o the hearing OF SAID ePpI
cation,
10, r1a orC
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court ho-
Washington D strict, ss. (dcn at Probate Office in
Montpecr within aud for said Distinct the 10th day Of
March ls4;.
N Ins,runent puporing tn he the aet will and tesla
"a inert OF Rufus 3 Barrett, late Of Favston, IN said
distcj deceased being presented the Cou hcie by
CALVIN Fullerton, the executor therein named, for probate
II ordered by said Court Tint all persons concern "a
therein, be ,fed to appear session of SAID Court to
be holden n The Probate Office, in Montpelier, On the Slst
day Of March. A D 1913 and shcw if any they
may have against the Probn Of said will for winch rur
pose is further ordered that copy Of the record f this
order be published three weeks succesvcy, in tho Yer
mont Wrchman and journal printed at Montpelier, aioe
sad as SON as may be-
90 A true copy of record,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probale Cour holden
Randolph District IS. }at Randolph wthn and
for said Drsrc. o the 6 h day of March D 1913.
TxTiLinM BRUcE, al nmsraiar , . on the estate
w of Lew Bruce late of Randolph, said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account i settlement,
-Whereupon is ordered that the he referred to
the 81 day Of Apr next. at the Registers Office IN SAID
Randolph for examination and allowance and that all
cerned BE- notified hereof by The publication Of this order in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed At said
Montpelier, thee weeks SUCCESSFULLY may be,
that they may appear said time and place, If they see
cause, and object thereto
BY order Of Court
90 d. r. WEYMOUTH Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate curt for the
District of Randolph, p strict ofRandolph, to all
persons interested in the Of Samuel Tlson late Of
Btainlrre, in said District deceased -
WHEREAS, Edmund Tson Administrator the
w estate Of said deceased, makes application for
cense sell real estate Of said deceased raise
ney pay The debts against sad esiat"I is ordered by
the C"uh that sad be heard at Probate Cour'
to be holden William MnShamr Ian in Randolph, on the
day Of April next-snd unce thereof ordered in the
Vermont Wachman and State Journal printed at Mont
pelcr, as may he.
Dated at Randolph, this let dlv of Ma oh, A d lS13
BY order Of Court,
90 d f. WEYMOUTH, Register.
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BY order OF Court,
90 D. =. WEYMOUTH, egster.

STATE OF VERMONT, (m Probate Court holden
Washington District, Sat Montpelier within and
for said district, he 2sth day Of Feb D le43
MARY RICHARDSON, adm nistratrx the es-
INI Of Carbon RchardsJn late Of Fayston IN said
district makes application 10 sad court to extend
the lime heretofore allowed her TO pay the debts due from
SAID estate and settle her administration account until some
future dayWhcrcupon II is ordered BY said court thai SAID
application be heard al the probate Office in Montpelier,
the Al day of April lSi3 and is further order
ed thai notice hereof be gwen the creditors Of said es
tate, and 10 all others concerned by publishing the cub
stance Of SAID application and orders thereon, in the Yer
mont Waterman and Journal printed at Montpelier, al
least three weeks successfully beiGe the time aforesaid
app tinted Cor the hearing Of said application.
By the Court,
Auest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FsS=1 THIS road will be opened The public for the
ls55sSSy. transportation of Passengers and Merchan-
l342. Passenger Trans daily Sundays excepted, in
necon with thr Of the Nashua and Dwell and Bos-
ION and Lowell Rail Roads follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Lowell and Bos-
Ton AT "a A. NJ, 10 ~ a. NJ and ) 4 -
ave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
7l-2, IL l-2 A NJ, and 43-4 p. NJ.
FARE-Concori 10 Boston, 81 5o--Concord to Lowell
81 80.
of The Boston and NJ aire Raj Road Passengers can be
convey ed between Concord, Manchester Nashua 0nd An
dover Haverhil Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, furtland &C.
MERCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trans vii leave Corcnrd and Bosom da
ly Sundays excepted The Company are now prepared
to transport Goods and Country Proiuce which may be
sent their Depols in Conccrd and Boston.
RATEs'Ib' ough, st class 81 % per 1000 lbs Fnrn-
iuto, Carriages Live Stock Slaves, Heading ship Tim
her, Lumber, Granite, Sc, a, specific prices
All goods aud merchandise val he at The risk Of 10
ner while IN the Company's Stare Houses.
Terms Of trrieing cash, invariably on deyct d 'hc
Goods. BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer.
Nashua, September 10, 1912. 81
NASHUA n LOWELL RAILROADS..
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sEq q ; a 2s5ss
IN and alter MONDAY septem. 5, 1882, the pas
y senger trn'ns WI tln as follows; go. ,,.-,..
LEAVE NASHUA lEAN y HUSTON
At6l.2 NJ. AT "a M
AT 10 Ia p Nj A. IL LIAM
AID Ia NJ ~ "a p NJ
LEAVE LOWELL
AISLE A M, and l93 4, and "a p NJ
Immediately on the arrival Of the carsfrom Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyagsborough, North Chelmsford and
MidJloseN.
Persons in Lowell wishing take he cars Tor Nashua
will he vcyed the free Of e&pene, by leaving
their names at the Railroad ticket office and passenger
arriving L0wellin the Cars from Nashua wi be
yeyed 10 any part ofthe city without charge.
{ From Nashua to Lowell, 50 c1u,s,
r"'" From Nashua to Boston, $50.
On the ARRIVAL ofthecars at Nashua, stages Tor
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New fo,k and cana.
da VIA Amoskeag Concord, Kcene, Charles N. H.
Windsor, Braueboro, VI DC,
Books kept in Boston ut the Stage Office No snd
IL Elm street, and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office in ont of the Dept, lowell where
be secured in any oftho coache Ind correct IN
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

LNEMALE BEAUTY CULFAbLE NEG
L LECT! II has been observed by vsllors from
al other countries, as well as bypersons OF The hest
cultivated taste in This, hat IN country is there
greater share oil female beauty and excellence than
N his city. Yer, while The shoe filter, dress.maker
and mllliner engaged IN adjoining natures best
git 10 man, pall appears almost lo'Ally neglect
,d-Tl1E BAR. how frequently do he ra,ages
Of disease lay waste the delicate form oil the fair ard
beautiful, anI though restored again to henh, yet
lhese flowing locks which once adorned their heads
fall OIL, and never again return 10 their original
bruuly. II is inconceiyable how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest 20 much neglect no
his pont, " hen II "NENER FAILING RENE.
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No. 20, South
Thm street, Philadelphia, undaskins for DR. Jaynt's
HAIR TONIC, which wlprtttrlly rrtture thus
only neglected part of the euue Ornament.
WHAT'S a dollar OF Two 10 complete the GROWING
point OF female beauty2 For sale by Z. P. Walton
s. Sons. %
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BIRMINGHAM GOODS.

among which are, Jancs's Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Bulls, broad and NARROW; Badwn's, Kearcks
Coue's arrAs Table Il, Pate back flap, pew, CHI st
Ilnsesi Hooks and Hinges Tace, Log, Fence, Halter
Chains LocksC atponier's, Badgers Rim, dead, closer,
pad chest, trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfoh latches
l1hI lie .,lc .-il,r1 11Iit &,
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ESSENCES,

ESSENCT4 rs.
AN Gross Peppermint ounce walls.
~ ID do. Wlnrr.rcen. do. do.
is 10. Cinnamon, do. do.
10 do Lemon, do. do,
do. Begamo,, for sale by
Burlington, Nov. H. l8i2. sc
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SALT,

SAIL,
DY the Barrel Bag OF Buslei, very low at LYMAN a.
Is KINGS Feb. s43 "a
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Give it a lrial--price ONLY so cents.
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING
BLOOD, &c.

ITO CONSERVATIVES. -Four ihhs of you are
i really suffering nnm neglected cold- or Oh.
strucon and consequent inflammation OF the deli
cate lining Of those tubes through which The cir we
breathe is distributed 10 every part OF the lu3gs--
This obstruction produces pain md soreness houisc-
ness cough, difficulty Of Lrealhing, hoctclever, spit
ling OF blood, matter or phegm, which finally ex-
hausts the strength OF the paiIen and ends in death.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails 10 remove
this p4ructon, and produces the most pleasing and
Apply resuits tie certain in its effects and cannot
fail % relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
ST. Phila. Also at the Bookstore of E. P. WAL.
TON and Sons Montpelier, VI.
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GEO. w. CARPENTERS Ext. Of SARSPARII.-
VI LA, Balm Columbia. Milk Roses, ehpps Ess Rose,
p nix Saucers German Cologne, Cot. and Worm L1zen-
engoa, Just rec eved aud fer sale by II
CLARK AND COLLINS.
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MURDER! MURDER MURDER !! al all
M times will arouse the most sruP'd. Yet muir.
ders are daily pctpelralcd which excite very little
attention. l. not Consumption daily numbering
cnder HE a bu,den, and then destroy its victim
Does moi Bronchitis pnrayz The usefulness Of many
OF our most eminent dlvnts and other public speak
ars, 10 say nohin OF the thousands of all uges and
scAes who are swept into eternity by II 2 Millions
Of human beings sink down and die, by attacks OF
the above ana similar affections CT the lungs and
hoat. Fortunately Tor mankind, Jayne's EXPEC-
FORANT has never been known TO tail in giving
reef aud has, in thousand instances, ,hteted per-
ma ent cures, after all other means had tailed.
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FEATHERS, FEATHERS
zoo lbs sup 1--we GEESE FEATHERS, 1000
DO\B yards Bed Tichings from 10 eerts up at the
Cheap Cash Store. LYMAN y NiNG;
Feb S45 va
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"A. AVE YOU A COUGH2 Do not neglect It.
Il Il thousands have met d premature death for the
want of little attention TO common cold.
Haze you cough? DR.. JAYNE'S EXPEC
TOkANT, safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, aud used in extensive prac-
ice Tor several years, will most positively afford re.
lief, and save you from thai awful disease Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF The young, the
old, the tuir the lovely, and the gay
Haze you Cough Be pursLaded TO purchases
bottle OF this Expectorant TO-DAY Tomorrow
may be too late.
Hare you Cough Jaynes Expecorant is the
ont, -emcdv you should lbke TO cure you.
For this plain Reason That in no one Of the
thousand eases here tt has been used has il failed
to relieve.
Il NAV he had of the proprietor, No. 20 South
Street, Philadelphia. Also, OF E. p. Walton &
| sons, Montpelier VI 40
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CITRoN, Mace. Natmegs, Cloves Ground Cassa,
" spice and Pepper Also West India Pepper sauce
for sale low by CLARK and COLLINS
October 49, 10
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CtHAPMANS Magic Strap-W II Graves and Sons
~ Razors; Cloth, hair tooth and shaving Brushes iur
sale cheap by CLARK and COLLINS.
Monipelier October ls 10
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Tine morning and evening Trains ctvih the Cars
of The Boston and NJ are Rail Road. Passengers can be
convey between Concord Manchester, Nashua and An
dover Hayerh Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
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LUMBERl LUMBER !

AO thousand Feet seasoned Flor Boards,
~ $4,000 do do J. aud ga inch. DO
100000 Warranted Spruce SHINGLES also AZ and
IS TIMBER for sale at tile mtll prices, by 1900
Feb 1918 LYMAN & KING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24

mis- 1m~ec One door from Dutcn street
THE. SUBSCRIBERS have just received from German,
AIR II? TIG GIFT i s%ts f called AMY pRN which
s sfys Ssss as'H ae the
e rS shfS I re-
hsse aTteiss m,nufciursa wool GoIlop arp ~
Fl Ts Of S a%irR Ra; be R Ias MLfaRY TSs
aayE A iskf
ASD Gsy Es S E s's iE6 WI f2T
MxoSN g. hjy ff
IooN and s"a BAs which may Contain
oily S. s% article "a
which will passage OF ar will last longer be lghte
han .T sail l.. and q
ce supercede Other material Indeed the u.us
must not omitted thai this article is admirably
dapted Cor feather beds; the sp'raton from
Gathers will under be prevented from penetrating and
anno extend beyond the pEsrI9 p se usi ssuaFN
| nls lm.ec % South William street.
S112NMERiEs TEAS WE ds, s K vSs..s
and retail 20 de lers and families
Sugars h F saG co E.a 81 II .s sassi..
Rs. T%t' sa tSaS bnsy oa' grad.
French and American CoIdsls on draft aud in glass
L0Co" 'c''e" anu A"e'e'" f0'e' brown STOUT anu IA"
La Norma, Res,lia Nor,sa and Other br.-d. ssg ,p;
S S s$ sis md : 81 + d SS,ss
sperm spt1 st oil and S"itFs andes, Soap &c '
S; Scr f aay % &C. % m
seS0LAM kAMgs S6EsNAE9Ps Ne tAMF;I aae
N hand for sale low and reduced prices by the subscriber
ali Sn s'
fluid Of 9. i <. ,Ssy kept constantly TOR aoo ips S''
os1 ,rn sec '0 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY. rs
roadway. up stat 81 HlTE would respe fully ca
splendid collection of single 10 group
rom fourteen the plate, which 70
beauty accuracy delneaion be Po
ras taken in all kinds Of weather eher with wthou
colos
The American Institute is late erhbi ION awarded MIR
Whit the first premium for the best Dagueeoype likeness for
grouping effect which but another proof Of the
superiority Of his portraits.
Mr. White is so agent in York for the very superior
imported German Camara and other establishment
his city or State they be obtained.
NJ B-Imported German Camara; Also French and Amer
can of the best quality with Plate Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Materials &c. &c. always hand for
sale at the very lowest prices. nj 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24

Law IN MAINE "A man, named Willlam WYNN,
was sentenced in Portland last week 10 pay 2 tne
,f esIo and to he Imprisoned thirty days, for al
,empt;ng TO commit a rape on Lucy Ellen Blake.
We snnnose that il this fellow had succeeded, the
.amc court would have paid him handsomely for
lie enccess What an absurd idea tits to send aman
prison for only thirty days for attempting to COM
mil one of the worst crimes in the criminal cata-
ogue We shall next hear of bounties being offer
ed for killing human beings, rs they now give so
much for every bear and wolf slaughtered IN The
woods OF Malne,