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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-28

John Devereaux's Rs<"er.
Disrrich of Chit,enden. SIS. a the Probat Us
Court held AT Burlington within and for the district Of
Chlttenden on the twelfth day Of February, 1915.
present the Hon. Charles Russell, Judge, comes Amos
Is. Cooper, administrator of the estate of John Devei.
eaux, ia'e of Richmond in said district deceased, and
files IN SAID Court hiJ petition in writing, setting forth
that The personal estate of the said deceased. as inven.
torled and appraised, amounts To the sum of $ xteen
dollars; that the debts allowed bv the commissioners
against sad estate amount to Sl?2 Sc, and that The
sad Devefenux died seized Of about thirty acres of
land, situated IN all Richmond, apprised at one hun.
dred and eighty dollars, and that II will be necessary
IN sell all OF sad real estate for the payment of The
debts allowed against sand estate and the EXPENSES of
administration an praying sad co ri 10 grant him
license 10 sell aid renl estate for lh1t purpose, aeree.
ably 10 The statute IN such cnse ma e and provided.
Wherenpun, The court Aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday OF March, 1915, for hearing and
deciding on said petition al the office of the Register
of said court IN sad Burlington, and doth order that
all persons interested be notified thereof by publication
of this order, containing the substance of said petition,
three weeks successfully in the burlington Free Press.
a newspaper printed in said Burlington, The last Of
which publications. TO be previous to said second Wed.
nesday of March, 1915.
Given under my hand this l9th day of Feruary,
ls45.
80 WIN. WESTON Register.
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REMOVAL.

NLIAS LYMAN informs his friends and GUS
~ TONER, that he has removed TO the Store al tn,
corner of College and Chlrcn Streets formerly &C.
cupied by }. Wait a. a C~rockery Store. The Block
In pwn a. the Wickware buildings. Having tho
roughly repaired The Store and hiled the ba Il room
tor Groceries, oilers for sale an extensive assortment
of Family Groceries of superior qialirv, selected
particularly for retailing. Consisting of Old Hvson,
Young Hyson,,Hyson Skin and Black Teas.
Java, Laquira. Rio. and ST Domingo Cole.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Glove. Nutmeg>,
WooI,eys Double rei. ed Loaf Sugar, East Boston
Sugar.
Brown Sugar. White Havana Crushed do.
Baker, Best No Chocolate and Shells.
Saleratu>, Rice, Barr Soap ofall qualities.
Fancy Rose and Almond Cake Soap. Candles &c.
All of which are offered at the most reduced Dric e>
for cash or credit. Farmers are informed that as he
now has room for storing ihelr produce, Utmost any
article ofGrain,.. Beans, Pease, Butter, Cheese, Maple
Sugar &c will he received for Goods.
DRY GOODS.
Many articles Of his extensive stock OF Dry Goods
he oilers at cost for Cash. This will a ford a fine OPP
portnnily for those wishing to purchase 10 supply
themselves al reduced prices.
TO RENT.
'VNHE adjoining Store IN The Wickware Block
called the "German Store" Possession given
Immediately.
Burlington, 22i Feb'y, 1916. 80
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Henry Fields Es.atc.

STATE Or VEREONT THE Honorable
District of Chitienden, SIS. the Probate
Court within and for the district of Chittenden To
The creditors and Others concerned in the estate of
Henry Field, late of Jericho in SAID District, deceased.
Whereas, Laura Field, admlnistIatrix of The estate
OF SAID deceased, has made application to this Court.
to extend the lime limited for making payment of the
debts and settling the estate Of said deceased. twelve
months from the 18th day Of February, l645, and the
second Wednesday of March next. Icing ASSUMED FIR
a hearing IN the premises, al the Office of The Register
OF tins court, IN burlington, and it having been order
ed tina, notice thereofbe given, bv publishing this de-
Press. a newspaper printed at Burlington, b. fore the
time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to appear before
SAID Court, at The u ne and place aforesaid, then aud
there, to make ohleciiens If any you have, to the said
time OF payment being extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10Th day
of February, A. ID. 1916.
39w3 Wm. WESTON, Register.
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TO DENTISTS!

CONSTANT supplies Of Slockion's latest STYLES
Molar, Bicuspld aud lnclsor Teeth. Best Gold
and Tin Folls, File., forceps, Lancet., Toolh-Pow-
der Boxes, &c. &c. &c.
Receiving at PECK 4 SPEARS,
5 Wholesale Druggists.
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Grass Seed.

IN BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed, raised uponlJ
entirely free from toni seed. Also u lew bushels o
Red Top Grass Seed, for sale by
p. & II. II. DOOLiTTLE.
Eel, lS, 1915. 33wI2
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STATE or VERMONT. session

M-irict Of Chiiendcn, SIS. ~ the proba,e
Court held a, Burlington within and for said district
# chit'enden on the 10Th div of February lSi5. comes
Sclun F. Blnckman, one of the diyisecs and legatcs Of
Nathaniel Blac,,nan, late of Jericho in said district,
deceased. irsta'c and nal cs application TO said court
in writing, that partition of said estate he made among
the several persons entitled thereto under the last will
an testament of the said tesintor. and praying said
court To order partition thereof to b. made and to mp
point commissioners to make such partition, n'reea-
Div 10 the statute IN such case made and provided.
Whereupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second wednesday in March, 1915, for hearing and
deciding in the premises, ut the office of the Register
Of said court in said Burlington, and doth order that
all persons interested be notified thereofby publication
of this order, containing the substance of SAID appli-
cants' petition, three weeks successlvelv in the Bur
lngion Free Press, n newspaper printed in said Bur
lington, the last of whi'h pul licniions to he previous
to the said second "Wednesday of March, lSi5.
Given under my hand this 18th day of February,
1916.
3sw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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District Of Chttenden. - L Late Court for the
Disrric, Of thi'tenden To all persons concerned in
the estate Of Nathaniel B~ackman, late OF Jericho, in
said District, deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Selim +. Blackman executor OF The last
will ut said deceased, proposes To render an account,
Of his administration, and present his accoiint ngains'
SAID cslatc for exan,inatiun and allowance alta sess-
ion of The Court of Probate, 10 lie holden al the Reoi>-
tiers Office in Burlington, in SAID district, on the second
Wednesday of March next.
TnEnEronE, yoi nrc hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
,hrw care, ifanv yor have, why the account aiure-
sail ,honld not lie allowei.
Gv.n under my hand al Burlington, this l9,h day
Of March, A.. y. 1915.
39w3 VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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BURLINGTON
IRON FOU NDRY.

THIS Es'ahli ,nmen, is now fitted mp in good order
l. Tor making
CASTINGS,
such a. Mill Geering, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Axe,
and Boxes
Caldron and Potash Kettles, kept constantly on
hand.
All he patterns formerly used and owned by Me.,r>.
Gay q Edwards are here ready for use. have taken
hold ofliii> concern, for he pirpo,e of doing the le,,
ofwors, and | am confident | can do ii, by u.ing the
best of stock.
Castings made on low terms, for ready nav.
All orders addressed 10 f.. X. CRo,sMAN, Burling.
ton, Vi shall e promptly Al ended TO-.
Burlington, VI. fel'y. IL, Is. 37m6
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ED.

Iron the enclosure Of the Subscriber, on the 90 h
l. inst, a midlling sized
DARK BROWN FARROW COW
with a small white strip on the rump aud some white
under the lelly, about Z or 8 year, old. Whoever
will re'nrn ,ail Cow or give Information wherever >he
may he found shall lie >ui,a " rewarded.
Feh. 26. rs. 80 c. l.. NELSON.
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essnA lhuGS&M MEDICINES. es1z

11 Ihe s,1s1T,.TFn nTe T"TIT1; ZZS
ARTICLE in the above branch, both OF the Oilicin,
and Patent kinds; Medicinal waters from Saratoga
do. from Caledonia, Canada Medical Wines an
Liquor, (pure) leeches; surg zeal Instruments; Min
eral Teeth and all Dental Articles.
glpPrescriptions put up at shortest no tice.
r Medicine delivered at all hours ofthe night.
We assure our frieaos and dealers in this branch'
that they can he supplied with Drugs in their puriiy
aud Msdiciaes in their genuineness at Burllng ton, al
"a low rates as al any Of the civ markets bv same
quantities. PECK & SPEAR,
ipothecdrie, and Druggists.
Burlington, Nov. 26th l,lS1i. ly39
\. B.-Con family on hand complete ASSIGNMENTS
of Perfumes, Soaps, Brushes, Inks, Blackmgs, Dye
Stub, &C., Druggist, Glass Ware, &c. &c.
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FERRJSBURGH ACADEMY.

THE Spring term of this Institution will commence
L on Montay, the Sd of March, under the ins,ruc-
ton OF l.. W. CLANCY, A. B., the former Preceptor.
The experience Of the two preceding terms fully
jus'iiies the high testimonials TO the character and
qualifications OF Mr.. haney, with which The Trustees
were furnished from sources of the first responsibility,
aud affords n satisfactory euran,cc that this Academy
under his charge, will continue TO offer advantages not
surpassed by any other institution in this part of the
country.
ROW'D T. ROBINSON,
JONATHAN CRAM, r
NATHAN KEESE, i'os'ees'
JOHN WHEELER,
Ferrisburgh, Feb. 10, 1915. 37w3
Refcrenccs-Itev. Dana Lamb, Bridport; Edward
Seymour, Esq, VeIgennes; Rev. Charles Cleveland.
S%heburn; Faculty Ct the University of Vermont,
Burlington.
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There is no ercuse far the Headache
mhea you can obtain the GEM
me M@ARsHALI.s ARoMATIvE
CATARRH and HEAR
ACHE SNUFF! !!
THIS snuff i a certain aud perie1i cure Tor ire
L caiarrh, aud common colds in the lead and the
Headache aud is an excellent articles for sore AND
weak eyes. II opens and pIrses ont all ob>'ructlons'
strengthens the glans and gives n healthy action to
the parts affected.
Berare Of CounterfeitS;
All those wishing TO purchase the genuine
article If Mar>hal'- Suuil, should purchase that OF
which II. G. Gridiey, Mddlebury VI, IS the proprle-
tor, 'ard no oiher," a. ! manufacture personally, the
.nuT sold by SAID Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence aud that his Signature thereto j. genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middleburv, Jan. Il, 1915.
n. B.-The name OF II. G.. Gridlev proprietor VIII
be found upon every bnrile of the genuine Marshalrs
Improved Snuff Sold wholesale and retail by n.
Grdley, Midilehury VI. PECK & SPEAR
Hhoiesaie and Retail Druggists, Darlington, VI.
And ty Druggists generally IN The United states
and Canada. 3oIy
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TO PHYSfGtk4+AES--
New ChemicaIs and sundry Articles:

The Acids chemical.
Amnoniucal Preparations
Bromine,
Cyanuret ofPolas>ium,
ChIOra,e Of Po,as>a,
Esalerium,
E.raot Fresh. Pulv.
Ethereal Preparations,
Extract OF Oplnm,
Extract ct Rhaiany,
HairMl,tensor Electriier.
Extract Of Acunite,
NeIatria,
Binodide If Mercury,
%
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

stone mines, sud beds Of d flerent kinds
OF material, sc must have The most
natural wealth,
Il then requires The hand Of industry
and skill 10 put them together to form
real, substantial wealth This is The
duty of The farmer aud mechanic.
The more industrious aud skil(ul lhi,
class is, The more wealth will be accu
mulAOed in The country. d. farmer
AID mechanics consider these thing,
lightly? Are they not too apt 10 lhIuk
themselves mere ploddrrs aud servants
in the Increase OF wealth. Aud, 10.
deed, is here Ool q lalse standard Of re.
speclablily; TOO much IN use in society
md are not the productive classes to apt
90 M asure themselves by Il2-rhI'
standard appears TO be, idIeness and :
fine Goa aud co ,srqnenlly, The mort
die a man can be, and hner The dress
The more of gentleman. Not SO. II
peclablIuy should consist ln an improv
el mud aud skillu aud induslrou'
hands. Moral qualifications being e
Iqnai, he shonld have lhe most honor,
who, by the combination o. The efforts
nI his mud and physIcal powers, has
contributed more sgrIy 10 ,he increase
of those things which constitute wealth.
I-lHt.
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ETandreth,s Fills.

FAD and understand I he lnrv viii uI
q when The medicine, Bundrcih Pills. viii
apmcclutcd rs they ought and dtscrt, twin lie
Understood that Dr. BlandICh has the storg,st
claims upon the public 1t is tue that every M
dNdual who makes trial Of Tie BlanGrch ills
conccde them 10 he the best medicine tl,y Ncy
used. They are indeed medicine about Nli,h
there is no mistake. Their value in climate 70
changeable as ours cannot lie RI lliccniy aIIIo,al-
cd Tree perspirali, il at once restored lus
lhcy cure colds, and consumption is pc,cIttd-
nose VINO have iCGundanCy Of bile fId thtm Of
Inc most essential service, aud should there be de-
lclen"y OF that important fluid the Brandrcth Pills
nave an equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
gons where The dreadful yellow fever was prevail
lng, few doses taken Immediately upon the in-
lection being received into The system, will h, oI-
most certain Ia prevent any material inconvenience.
ana at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
50 proper medicine as the BrendIeth Pills. Let
ms medicine he universally used in this
disease, and no loss of blood allowed and few.
very few, would be its victims. So il is with other
Diseases Assist nature with tins all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood.
ana do not resort TO bleeding or mercury, and ws
Snal nave very great scaIcliy OF persons afflicted
WIN 'l'hiC ne IpdtnCleu tlOg--tlp n.
mal kingdom. over which we are the lords. are
not afflicted with chronic maIadies; neither should
we be II 1t were not for our priGe which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
hamoni2es with her, which mildly but surely re.
moves all the impurities of the boodv hich strength
ems the feeble and yet reduces those of too full hob,
to healthy standard. Let me again say that every
department of the manufacture Of Brandrelh p1s
Is personally suPcrintended y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may he relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A G EN- rs.
WaShingtop-Robert M'Kav
Jerseytown-L. d A. r. Bisel.
Danvllle-E. b. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawssa-C. G. Brobst.
Bloomshurg-J. X. Meyer.
Llmcstone-Babbt x MNincb.
Buckhom-.M &. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Low d Thompson.
Bcrwlck--J w Stiles
May 3, lS45-ly- 2.
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THE WEALTH OF A COUNTRY
DEPENDS UPON IT'S FARMERS
AND. MECHANICS.

What is wesllh2 These things which
areconvenienl and necessary 10 use and
(which administer 10 our wants and com
fort. Money alone cannot, therefore
be considered as wealth because if the
articles or things above mentioned are
not 10 be had d.not In existence, man
would be poor indeed though he was
loaded with gold and silver. llhe were
hungry, and there was no bread TO be
bought. his gold would be Of liule set.
vice.
Ilstrue, msHkind, by common con
sent, have agreed that gold and silver
should be The Sig gns and evidence OF
. property, or, in other words, the meas.
ure Of property; and he who has GER,
. tain amount of it, has evidence of 50
, much wealth; he can change il for the
very things which do, in fact constitute
. wealth,
Thus aman whohas hundred dol
lars in his pocket has atiekei, ,as i, were,
10 entitle him 10 enter into The possess!
ion of 100 bushels Of corn, or 100 yards
Of cloth, or 100 acres Of wild land, or a
woke OF oxen, or horse and wagon, as
ihe case may be. But if these things
do,not exist, and he needs them, his
ticket is 0! no more uee lhan.if he had a
'icketto.go into the theatre and il should
8 be burned down before he usedi it,.
The elements, therefore, Gf wealth
consists in material productions brought
, together, changed and modified by lht
, hand Gilman, of the farmer and mechan,
&c. Co1merce, though necessary and
honorable, is nothing more than the
moving or changing ol these Productions
, from place to place. 1t we are righr
in the position we have lOktn, thai
wealth consists in natural productions,
changed and wrought upon by The labor
of man, it follows that the coucrry which
possesses The most Of the dement's or
materials 10 work upon good roll; a.
bundsnce Of water power; forests oI
.!mber, qualiies Of dHeIen, kind o.
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N NOTICE.. .

Estate Of George Deiterick, ime Of Bloom
township decd.
THE creditors Of the estate of Georg,
Deilerck deceased. will take notice ,ha
undersigned has been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans Court Of Columbia County
10 adjust the rates and proportions of lht
assets D! said estate, 10 and among the re,
'pecIlve creditors, according TO the oIde
established by law, and that he will auen,
II The house Of Charles II. DeobIer, il
BIoomsburg on Monday, The 9th of Oclo
pcr next at 10 O'Clock of said day, 10 pei
form the duties OI his appointment, when 4
where all persons interested can attend j
hey see proper.
JAMES LEASANTS.
SPplember5 h. lS45, =
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a CleanIv shaved gentleman enquired O
a fair demolseIIe, the other day, whether OF
not she admired muslachoes.
on replied The fair charmer, with ar
arch look Iiarmia69 set my face agains'
ihem"
Very shortly afIerwas 8, his upper lip
betrayed symloms Of careful cultivation.
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! SlNGuLAR RACE OE RElNGS.

e., NlNU Clhh kACh w BEINGS.
The Paris correspondent Of The New
k Advertiser, writing Of q visit to the
,'cal Royal Lunalic ltospitd at Cn 6,
Z, ton, about seven miles from Paris,
gives the following ialeresling account
{ a Singular race Of humanity found in
particular department cf Ftauc,:
rs we went round the long g,Icrie',
d.. Frrtle pointed out TO u' several
persons whose heads were of very pc.
ndlar FORM more or less approaching
che pyramdal; the face might represeO,
he base, and the occiput The apex,
Tneir iOreheOds were par,icr larly e.,
e!td narrow, ln reference to them, h,
remarked that this species OF head was
urculiar 10 particular depsrlment OF
France, in The same mannCr as The hh.
heads Of The Indians are peculiar 10 one
Hlbe. In this district mole children die
at an early age than in any other, IKE
Diseases being principally convulslon
aud other maadleS which depend o.
che health Of The brain, More ins,nt
come from This, than from any other
quarter OF the Kingdom, in proportion
10 The populaIlon;and finally more cases
o( 'diocy, epilepsy, and the like, than
elsewhere. What is The caus,1 Evi,
Aenlly the peculiar shape of the head,
which pervades the people of that whole
Geglon, who all participate in this de.
lormiIy in greater or less degree with
out single exception. s. universal is
II, indeed, that seme painters and scup.
tors, regarding i, as the natural head oI
man, save drawn from this sourje their
beau ideal ofbeaury, and fixed upon The
shopping shoulders of their Venuses and
ApoIos, heads gracefully rising in la
pering pyramids
''Aninvesliga'ion cfthis extraordinary
phenomenon has been made, and the
cause discovered. The Flat Head ln.
dams are known 10 alter the form OF
ther inlautS heads, by pressure on the
skull when its'bones are 10 more or
less cartllagnous state, and moi yet firm
ly united. From this fact il was sus-
pecled, that some such prank was prsc.
iised on these children Of Frsnce; sod,
sure enough, ii had been 70 und that
mothers and nurses have been employed
for centuries in the wholesale business
of driving mad, maiming, and murder
ing The children Of a particular district.
This enormly has been committed By
putting peculiar cap upon The heads OF
aheir tender offspring, and fastening it
s,ighlly there by means Of asrong band ;
and this simple cord has killed its hun.
sireds, and diseased an entire region!
%Vnh The FlalHeat Indiansthe pressure
is in another direction and may affect
dhe intellect, while The nu,rlye organs,
sare unimpaired. DR.. Fovlle mentions
san aui uiopsis made,on one Of those coun.
qtrywomen, who had the venous crcula.i
R,Ion 30 Impeded that large plexus was
eformed, for the accommodation OF which
a deep cavity was sunk in one OF the
Globes Of the brain. SO that from The
silly ambition of improving The beaui,
SfuI proportions OF nature, men have
succeeded in producing The valuable va
Iielies of Pyranida!.Aeods, Fiat Heads
and Bi,Ck heads.'
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'Here comes old Moses
Poor old Moses

With his vi yl-yi lice cream. We'll
just as The Rev. Mr.. I.aacs was in the
midst o. beautiful commeat on the
character of Moses and the prophets
The veriIable old black Moses innocent
Iy passed along the street, and his poor
old Moses fesounded through the syn.
agogue. /, even raised a smile some
what on the counlenance OF some of The
worshppers, whilst my old friends Jesse
and David Of The press ctuaIly Bit pieces
ou, Of The rims OF their hats 10 prevent
breaking out into merry laugh at lht
Iudicrousness Of The occurrence. ~ Y
Herald
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Chair IManufaCtoV,
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of B. & S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &e, of ever,
description, which may be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperng,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he haters himseI! thai
he shall be able 10 furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from distance will bt
strictly aud PunrluaIly attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
BIoomsl urg, Dec. 80, lS43
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ANECDOTE OF GEN JACKSON.

A letter from Pensacola saws lhala a gen.
IIeman sOoulning three has amused biz
leisure hours in hunting mp the Legendary
history Of Ihe place and has picked up tn,
following:
Gen. Jackson, during his exploits it
Florida, wishing 10 get The most accurar,
information respecting Pensacola, loaded
up country wagon with chickens anc
under the guidance oI an Indian in the dis
gulsc Of old clothes and long beard made
his appearance there as the pedIai of rare
SPECIES Of game chickens: Having de-
manded pretty high price for his gam,
chicks, he was long enough in selling then
10 gain pretty thorough knowledge of the
place, and finally returned without being
suspected Whether he succeeded in sell.
ing his chickens or not lie certainly sue
ceeded in the principal object Of his bust
ness.
II this is true, il is singular that il has
not before found lis way before The public
but there are old citizens here who vouch
Tor The story. and as every renlniscenCe re-
specling the Old Hero is interesting a,
This time, give you this for what ii is
worth.