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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

Thankful for small Jagors.-lhe Patriot, with
other locoioco papers, rel"ices nightly over a
supposed victory in Burlington at March meeting.
Now the Free Press explains this wonderful VIC
tory as follows:
"By concert, on Il sill huut,' tho locos muster
ed ouI $50 Of our zoo voters, and made clean
sweep OF what? WY oelecluien aud Listers
while the Wings carried the town Clerk, Treas
urer, Board OF Authors, and II lull share ol the
minor ohcers. There was 40 contest ior Cunslu
bic, and Mr. Lane was elected ty uuanlmou.
woe. This Is The eXlrn, of the triumph which
the Democrat very lulnely attempts 10 nlaguiiy
into something Of Importance. But perhaps iii,
True Democrat is right in improving eveu lh,
occasion 10 stretch l's ule throat Tor II II crows
ut all this year, il viii he over minority lrumplls'
allowing mou caich at straws," neighbo
Patriot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

Probable Mormon Wa.-A lnrge meeting was
recently held al Carthage, Illinois, growing out
OF numerous difficulties OF late occurrence be d.
tween the cilizens OF Carthage aud their neigh.
bors of Nauvoo, AT which resolutions were passed
strongly denunchlory oflhe Mormons and their
notorious leader, Smnli The Warsaw Message
speaks OF hosles as almost certain TO en.ue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

County Clerk Daniel p. Thompson Of hi,
village has been npplInlei Clerk OF WASH
ingon County in pIuce Of 5 inan Churchill
und hereupUn hns arisen IA hu OF Contest for
slice Of 'ihe spells, as we are told. Mir. Church
i'll resigned the Office, win the expectation lha
This resignation would not take effect until nf,i
the April term Of tie County CUurl; but Mr.
Thompson, after receiving the appointment iron
the Court, paid his respects to The late Clerk unc
surprised him by demanding the papers. Boil
claim The papers, therefore, and The Court mus
settle The dispute, if the clerks do not.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

More Coalitions. IL Clinton Co. N. Y. at the
late elections, we notice that in nearly all the
towns there have been coalitions Of some two Of
the three parties against the other. In Pittsburgh,
the Wings run no ticket Of their own, but divided
between The Iocos and third party. In Champlain
the locos and Wings united against The third par
ty, and succeeded while in Nloores the Wings
and The third party united and beat the locos,
electing the third party ticket. The result is That
the locos have carrie all the towns but lwo-0ne
being Wing and Que third party. Ga toll vote,
Clinton County has been heretofore close. So
much for third partysm, which, while it gains
nothing for itself in this case, has essentially
helped locolocoism. The Massachusetts Anti
Slavery Society was not much out OF The way
when it resolved, recently, that The Liberty party
is pro Slarery party
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

LOcofoco Principics.' The Democratic Review
for March - which Review is the literary organ OF
ocofucosm-contaiusl abored articles in favor OF
Free trade aud OF The Gag Rule.
The New York Plebian, a well known Van
Buren, organ, rejoces Tina. Denrdsley has been
taken from Congress, where his favor 10 abolition
petitions was injurious TO Mr. Van Buren's pros
pecis nud thus threatens another locofoco Tor IL
similar offence:
1t will be seen tia, The Hon. II d. Davis has
given noica hai he intends Introducing Iesulu-
ION TO rescud The rule. With all due respect 10
that gentleman, we tuke the liberty Of suggesting
that his time would be more probably employ ed
ii he would pay mnrs attention 10 the immediate
business oi his constituents, and some wl hat more
mindful OF the real views OF The democracy Of this
Suite upon important measures OF governmental
policy. They have been dlsgusilngly salluted
with ianiaronade about" The right OF pelilion."-
Adams and Giddlngs have given them Il surle II
and il i'll becomes man protesting to have al
heart the interest Of the Democratic party, It's IN
lou aud harmony, to apply himself entirely 10 the
| PRONUNCIATION oi views in which the great mass .
our people have not particle OF sympathy"
What will the lllrd party gain for their proes
sed principles by strengthening such party ii
the Pebiuu describes the Van Buren, party to be
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In BANKRUPTCY

Office to all creditors and persons in interest
by order Of the District Court of the us for the District Of
Vermont dividend out Of the CHARLES NJ LAMB
of Tunbrdgo, bankrupt will no made declared by the
Court the ninth day Of April next O'Clock forenoon at
the office Of Samuel Pents district Judge, Ia Montpoef
said district among The creditors who shall have proved filed
proofs Of their debts before said day. unless sufficient
then and there shewn to the contrary.
Dated the llth day Of March, 1874
EDWARD II. PRENTIsS, Clork.
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Congress, on The 4;h of March, had be ell in SEES
siun three months and two bills only had beel
, perfected. We beg pardon, though there were
three bills, viz. bill to pay Gen. Jacksons fine
second time bill TO authorize the transfer of sun.
dry appropriations, and bill-or srpenSe,.- the
latter pretty heavy one.
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ELECTION NEWS.

- NVI-!-- a
Troy-At the Charter election .ne "gs Vi
Troy made clean sweep e!ect'ny 'he mayor,
assessor, supervisors and IL wing OVunch me, men
to locos. average WIG m''G i", svU. wig
gam ABOVE ioo Pe. H. Ioosra,,J liz H;r,i
oor,, and Inv colonizing voters, locoloco mayor
hod been elected by 81 majority. Last yeor The
Whics had 10 minority, aud The year before the
locos Lud 1870 majority. 400 votes more were
cast than ever before, thus showing 'ne enec' OF
coIon'A'ne' VIZ y, wv" ,bo eection. What think
,'Ie so.oo e,."n, ,,sn Of a coalition with loco.
nonee. W W. ZOO hoard such coa,inn sup.
ioco's"t sar hams IN ,I,e presideu,el
ges'eu '''"c" oinsarv "A lies heynrei
e'eclion'
Neto Orleans. Al spec'a e,eGuon ". H,u.o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

Not Bad--" Justice to Mr.. Van Buren," is the
waich"ori OF the Locoiocrucy. The N. Y.
Standards nys:
"Andrew Jackson has walled for justice since
Judge Hall fued him. iipenfy eight years surely
Mr., Van BURN eau afford To follow ia tho foot
steps OF his illusIrious predecess ur."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

Neio York The Legislature has finally dared
to sustain the right of petition by vote of Sc TO
a. Every Wing voted in the affirmative, and
with good part of the locofocos constituted a
majority. All the nays are locos.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

"A Regulating Sdie.--1he Governor of Misss-
sipp in his late annual address TO The legislature,
states thai one out oil fifteen of tue white popula-
uou Of that Stale, cannot read
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

-HaSSachuseHS. A Till has been passed in the
House to elect members Of Congress by bia-
rdiiy of votes. The protracted contests produced
by having three parties have led TO this measure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

Rise in The price IF produce. " ilhn two or
three months, considerable rise hau tax Ell place
in lie price Of produce. A lew articles may not
periol general advance has occurred OF MOI
less than from ID to 20 per cent. TINS change in
price affords politicians excellent opportunity
10 urge that it i. the result Of any line oi policy
adopted 10y the Government aud we find that
such o! the Wing papers as claim 10 he ultra
Tarfres, prnclan that the Tariffs the cause OF
this favorable change"
This admission is worth more than ten thou
sand columns of locofuco denominations against
the Tariff. "Tae proof of the pudding is in the
eniing;' the tariff has had short trial, and il
certainly has lnlsi(ied all the locofuco prediction.
of ruin which was To hIw from it. "Produce al
vance generally Is or 20 per cent" has it, nccor
ding even 10 locoioro authority. WelI--'hls adj
vance has added millions Of dollars to the wealth
OF the country; and why, then, will not the loco'
let the Tariff alone? Why reduce the dutie'
and threaten repeal There is 10 earthly rea
son save ihS-Locoiocosm has stnked its ialt
upon free trade, 10 buy votes and rather thar
full ii would see the value of every article OF pro
duce reduced TO nothing and the soil itself mort
gagged to British merchants. We say this because
in spite of the admirable operation o the Tariff o
1912, the locoioco leaders in Congrt SIS have bar
gained for its destruction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15


A Noble Valedictory. Henry A. Wise, of Va
though in his political career unstable, cratic,
and always violent, has never heless his good
points-as he has proved by noble valedic DRY
to his constituents written OH accepting The Of
flee of Minister 10 Brazil. There is not party
topic in this address, but there is much far better
for his constituents. May Virginia-aye, The
whole South and West-proft by it.
alt had an archunge's trump--lhe bias, Of
which could starte the living OF all the world i
would snatch it at this moment aud sound il in
The ears of all the people OF the debtor States,
and OF the States which have a solitary poo
'unwashed and uncombed child uulaught at u
free school, Tar yoursolues !"
For what
LIST. Iopay your public SlqtO DtJt
I'd. To educate your children -euery child orihem
at common primary free schools al STATE charge.
That is my legacy of advice TO you before
leave my counry's shores, TO return, perhaps, no
more forever
The taunt ofsome of the presses, that his con.
stltuents would always elect him, but that an eighth
ofthem cannot read or 'Oriie,' touched him To the
heart. He says he never blusIled ill then. lie
felt there was ruth in the reproach and all he
could do, as proud, honest, and brave man, was
to bow in sorrow 10 the fact, aud swear that il
should be so no longer. lie turns therefore, with
his whole soul to the labor; he presents tables
showing that il is true, that, of the whole while
population one-eighM can neither read nor write
that of the whole number OF Wine persons over
20 years OF age, one fourth cannot read or write
that in the whole twelve couutIeS OF his district
with population OF 81 ,23O, are only one hundred
and eighteen schools with 1923 scholars leaving
4l75 children unprovIded for, that 45l4 adults
exceeding The ,ohOie number Of roitrs which j. 4276
cannot read or write, und that the SUN OF $50 73I
must he raised TO make the coming generation
wiser than their fathers. lie gives other table,
fthe amount Of property in the district, shown;
the perfect ease wnh which the object may he oil
tanned, and eniurces his counsel with u JUS, AM
noble rebuke of those demagogues who dennunc,
all taxation in the hope Of thus courting The .uvu
of Tie people.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

H. D'nsmore's reply to the Freeman, and the
article oil friend from Irasburgh, are necessarily
deferred TO our next.
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NOTICE

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the public that no has
taken the TAVERN STAND, at East Montpelier, and is
thoroughly repairing the house for the reception OF Company
o iees safe in saying that the Toamer Traveller and parties
OF pleasure will BIO treated with attention aud good style
X. HAMMETT.
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WANTED

C000 LBS Of good clean MAPLE SUGAR in payment Of
NVOV accounts for Books papers. We will give any
person who will bring 25 lbs Of good clean maple Sugar.
9dyanco pay receipt in full for YEARS subscription tho
Wacman and State Journal None other than good article
VIII be TAKEN Also wanted Of those indebted
got the Sugar to pay, CASH. CASH
f. p WALTON Il SONS.
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POSITIVE SALE OF WOODEN AMI
COTTON CIIINERY.

ON WEDNESDAY Sd of April at 10 ocack the premises,
~ The valuable Machinery lately belonging the Ncponset
Manufacturing Company, at Cunon Mass, all in fine order,
comprising follows 10 wi Indigo Grinder Pick
As inch st Breaker Cardng Machines 10 SO inch and
Breaker do do 50 inch Finishing, with Condenso IS inch
LIST Breaker Cards 80 inch LIST do do doule 80 inch und
do do (snse) 3j inch and do do (dOube) 36 inch
fnisheTs (sipge 81 inch o double BLACKS eiJ Spudesi
IA do 100 do do 3) dol G0J Jack Spool 100 NJ Wap anil
Filling Bobbns leO Yarn Boxes % do Baskets Cussmore
Dessers with Copper q finders Kcsey Dresser, with Cop
per Cylinders Wnders Drawing Frames and $50 Dresser
spoo So Cashmere Looms Cassinett do PLATA dol 324
Reeds i60 Bu); 300 sets Harnesses AZ Loom Boxes
Up and Down Gigs Yorkshire do el5 Flats for eazels 10
SheaIing Machines Shears Grinfer 2Bushng Machines
Rolling do Hydraulic Presses, rauabs Screw Presses
1880 lbs. Press Plates ] groce Press Papers
Cotton .Hdehney.-l Cotton Pickor ~ do Cards head
Drawing Frames o. Spindle Spinning Frames % do do do;
Taunton speeders Cotton Dresser Wrappers Circular
Saw Logwood Clipper Is pair Falling Stocks Roller
Washing M-togethor with variety of other Machine
ny, Tools &C. usually belonging to Manufacturing osab
shmeni The whole DO examined any day bciero tho
sale. Catalogue will BIO prepared in duo season, which
the conditions Of sale will be stated The sale will
DO peempo and tho attention Of purchasers is particularly
called to il.
l The Boston aud Providence Railroad Cars stop within
quarter of a mile Of the Factory.
WuIrWELL, SEAVER A. Co. Auet.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BOSTON MARKET, March TO-
Wool "A good demand continues prevail for all descrp
TONS and recent improved rates fully supported
Saxony ne ces 40 to 45
American full blood 40 to As
" h.lf " IS TO 81
tom 20 10 " % to -
Foreign 5 to 90
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NEW, SPLENDID, CHEAP.
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the subscribers of Wilams,own,
J. Brook6eld, Randolph East Roxbury and Mortified,
who their papers by the post thai years will
expire the first Of May since commenced carrying
fore that do not expect to carry any longer than
his year ending May next This is therefore to give YOU
sufficient notice pay up To thosc who paid promptly
as, year much obliged, and 10 those who did pay
any thing must say that delay in payment MAY DAM
GERoUs as shall enforce the collection Of all arrears Of
more than years standing pretty soon.
LIB | would to he subscribers this route that
they would do well for the future pay for their papers
advance the papers much apcr when paid for
in advance-and it would save iuch trouble and the
subscribers the m,rtifcaon of being Advance
subscribers Will receive Their plpers regularly should stop
carrying. JASON PECK.
Berlin Feb o., 1874 40
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II. .. COTTON,
INdDnD TED tlE

IMPORTER OF
STATIONERY, DRAWING MATERI-
No. 10 fremont Row BOSTON,
DRAWING PAPERS.
whaman's EmPor 6i by 45 wha%ans Imperial s 80
do Antiquarian 52-sl do do do Rough s0-2l
do double Elephant 4O-37ido Super Royal 27-ls
do Columbian sl-2sIdo Medium $50 $50
Hsrdins sAntiquaan 45- 80 Ameh'ndo Eleph. 40-s7
do Double Tnlck. 4j-3oIdo Imperial 30-22
do Imperial sO-22io Royal 24-ls
do Double thick do 9O-22IdO DENY 2o-l6
LONDON BOARDS.
Cap o 8 g. sheets thick, Medium 2, 81 sheets thick
DENY 9, 3 4 e. do do Rcyals, SIS dod,.
Abraidcd or smooth surface.
Tinted Drawing or Ciayon Paper
Papers for Pence, Diawing
Solid Sketch Blocks, containing as leaves;
Blank Drawing Books, various sizes
Black, White and coloured Crayons;
Steel, Ger Silver and Brass Port Crayonsi
Leather Paper and q Col :. \ . sE Eg%c,,s
Ma';a"' sts;' Ss sa;:.. S: =
Rhodes 10 do Cohens do
NEwMAN's WATER COLORS
boxes containing ~ colors; Slabs Pencils etc Slide
various Ultra Marine, Cobalt, Likes Scarlet, Crimson,
Maddei, etc etc. IN Separate CAKES.
| Gold and Silver Shells India Ink;
Camels and Sable Hair Brushes; Artist Tools, various;
Miniature Ivory, Nos l, 2. 8, A. 567,s 9, l0and IL;
Embossed Cards, great variety Of sizes and coors
Tape measures, a. 3d. 40, So co. 80 and 100 ia length
Mathematical instruments in of a. g. 10 pieces.
| Dviders PARALLEL Rules d. awing Pcns etc sep Kate;
Earthern Pallets in great variety;
Portfolios, elegant, plain and common;
A large assortment OF Books of Drawing, copies;
Works on Drawing and Painting;
A Large Assortment OF Ornamental Engrayings;
Letter, Billet and Wiring Paper, nnumerabio kinda,
aud commoa;
Envelopes plain, also stamped and c.,lored;
Rogers and Sons Pen and Pocket Knives;
Jackson and Stacy's do. do
| ia Scisso Sfeep
Rosewood Ivory, Enameed, Penholders;
Chapmans Razor Strop Plain fancy and Ornamental Wa
fc,s Ink Stands:
Gard Eases of Ivory, ,arl, Tortoise, She'll etc.
Fancy paper Clarkes bidders and Payson's Indslible
Ink; Playing Cards;
Backg Immon Boards and Chessmen
D,ssecled Maps, Pictures, etc.
GAMES FOR SOCIAL PARTIES.
Christmas Circles History,
| Historical ADJUSTMENTS, Mansion Of Happiness,
DR. Busby, Star Spanglej Banner,
| Bell aud Hammer, lIhe Races,
| Trade and Barter, Produce Of England and
Arts and Sciences, Wales,
Grammar Batedoors and
Geography Shuttle Cocks.
NEW TEA WARE.
| C,TORRS AND LANGDONS have Just received some
- styles Of Tea Ware-aso good assortment Of
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THE LISTERS

AZ the in the county Of Washington are eoues-
tod to tho Union House in Montpelier Village at
10 O'Clock A. NJ Saturday the Both
quazns the appraisal Of personal property in said county
March a. 1914.
HADDOCK's RAIL-ROAD ADDRESS
For sale by Il. p. WALTON AND SONS.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. March

BRIGHTON MARKET, Marchll.
AZ market 81 beef catte $50 Sheep CD beef cattle unsod
Pheesbcef extra IS to So first quality, "a % to so ID
10 10 % Sd, % to 81. Sheep, / 10 to 70.
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ave ''''' ozRo HURLBURT, Administrator.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Randolph District, S. J Randolph, in and for said
District ON the LIST Tuesday OF March A b. 1914:
JACOB X. PARISH and Maria Smith, administrators
J ON the estate Of Jabez Smith late Of Branree in said
real estate of said deceased in Brantree which usually
called The Neyins Lot aedsing that The sale thereof
would be beneficial to The heirs and all concerned in said
estate and the appearing reasonabelts 10 ordered
that said application be heard at tho Registers Office In
Randolph in said district, the first Tuesday IN April
next and that the heirs and all interested in said estate
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed al Monpst
er three successive weeks al Of which he bsloTe all
time Of hearpg tina. they may appear they see ii
said time and place apd give bonds for the Psyeni ofsA
debts agreeahy 10 the provisions Of the Statute such
case made.
by order Of Court
Auss,, p. PERRIN. Regis er
true copy Of Record.
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MORE NEW GOODS,
Fin. 8, 1874
Hills, WILDER and Co. have received Alpaccas,
II Caicoes and DE Laines, Ribbons Fringes and
Gimps, which will be sold low.
ELLIS, WILDER ~ Co.
IJAVE just received another lot Of CROCKERY
L L new and improved patterns, which will he sold a
low as usual. Montpelier, Feb 10, 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-15

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District IS. ( Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 9Th day Of March, A ID 1874,
GEORGk WORTHINGTON administrator on the es'
OIate Of Levi lempelon late of Montpelier, In SAID dis
cl deceased presents his administration account Tor set
dement, Whereupon Il is ordered that the same be Ier-
led to the 9th day Of March, 1874 at tho Probate Office
IN said Montpelier for examination and allowance, and u at
all concerned be notified hereof bv the publication Of this
q der in the VI Wa Gilman State Journal printed said
Montpelier Two weeks successfully as may be-
that they may appear said lime and place, they bee
cause, and object thereto.
by order Of Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Rssisisr.
true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.

XNTILL BE sold at public auction Noth6ed, on SAT-
w urday March 30h, 1914, at one O'Clock +. M. all
the real estate ofihe late Thomas 5. Hubar OF North
field consisting of one two stay brick dwelling house,
wood house and one barn and Sheds together with forty
Of good land, all Of which Is pleasantly s1a-
ed al Mortified GENRE village, and one pew IN the Uni-
versalisi meeting house.
The above VIII be disposed Of al auction unless disposed
- ozRo HURLBURT, Administrator
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NEW TEA WARE.
CTORRS AND LANGDONS have Just received some
- styles of Tea Ware-aso good assortment Of
Dining Ware. Feb 20
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Gun holden al
District { K Ind lph S.. Randolph in and for said
stree, tie LIST Tuesday in NJ ,rch u lsil-
JACOB X PARISH, administrator un the estate of
Thomas Adams, late Of b. ookded in said district
ceased applied t license sell all the real estate e said
deceased Of which he died sezed and in this
state FIR The pigment Of daLis and the expenses OF
dement, Of said estate, aud the appearing necessary
II Is ordered dat sad application be heard at the Regis
e's Office Randolph IN said dsIric on the ffs Tuesday
in Apn next and hat the heirs aud oil Interested in said
esae be notified hereof by pub icatl,n Of ths order in
the Vcmun' Walthmau aud Siao journal printed Al
Montpelier three weeks surctssvrly ali Cf which TO be
beCre SAID tune ohearng that they may appear if they
cause said time aud place. ami give bonds for The
paym,n, II sad debts ogeeaby 10 the provisions Of the
statute IN such made.
BY the Court,
u. PERRIN Req ster
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LTORRS AND LANGDONS have Just received a
- few pieces handsome patterns Of pdals-new styles.
Feb 26
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

f'eAy Good.-An exchange paper says:-A
once celebrated physician who resided in and was
well known through the country of Norfolk, and
VINO set high value upon his services had occa.
SION TO call at tavern in a neighboring town for
dinner, which having partaken of, the landlord
invited hm' as he was present, to look a. a child
OF his that was little unwelI, which he accord.
'"s'y did, and prescribed some trifing medicine
After which the landlord inquired what was to
pay. 'Seven dollars" replied the doctor, at the
same time directing him to deduct the price Of
his dinner. "But,' says the doctor, suddenly
"what do you charge for my dinner9" "!Sseu
a0"nrs'" replied the landlord. Every well,' said
the doctor, "eeH call our account square. Good
bye, landlord"