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Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
10 cotton Planters.

TUE undrrm.d nH. jnl returned from Gin.
I ouuau ul. lHe .ol u. Glu Materials.
mlau. .uiufti UHI.r NH eHu Wpgyi..o1 u t't
ig ua u0H aIoa' Boo open Mandatory 100
H.r ioruU. NH..ugf.H, HW.frad county. Ar...
nF ba HIHnrut bmduE t.u Stands and n.
n#Hus IHH .ma. AHE GIN Stand madr aud
.I L tr uH.rr.ru0H, aHa proving io te u0i l.
.raI O.. rnnu'nd o, Hm. may ir returned
without ..N U.".H H Ur pu.t..a 1HH ..I rn.
Hrf. 00.r +g Im Wild warranted .al factory.
iug r.au W.Uas HHrhn.r tu stand. 0r
'a.u..au a.i yu. rHnul, va..l Dwell taral
aUl aru me.
W'L w. e. COLLINS.
Washington. juno 3, l-i-.gG
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NDFECE;.

80 lEuEREAs, .Hndg r.F-
- W "us larr l.#H .H t'f
.Fff4~.ts J habit r. r.HHr A, r.. .#HH.
lfeN 49, IHHHr Uar. H.ns, ar# l#y-
w - HE1aar'Ir.. It.HrIHI. Ht.
frltf r.f uatE .H..; H.H d.
~ 1an.Hu IH B. .u.a. IUHt 4
1900 DO. q. k.a..|f-. a..H a.H. .Hf.f H. r..H-
uHnHum H.i. 4.. FOO iuHH 'H.r.H .H.Ir.
90 Ivf Hug .uat gr.iuman. a. HHl. uF .H| .s.
H.Hfusr. uIrIr IaWHa uU urt IlE ut J.'I.. uf
HfHr ms hrinHH iwI.HH.-r, I mF .Hr.r..
ara uaar.. OIL. raurg I sla.r OBJ. maary 100 q To-
uu, a. paa.Iua. Payment u.-. HIUHHl. u.-
.Iaa.r.. aH| a. i... H.a hHHr no UHr l....s.
iW sU,rii7pt la rH 0.f, au rI.'.iia
j .t. tI o. m1.= r.ss.H. 80 r.a..H. t0na.r
.a fug sHou. mst .. a l..l l.sH..H. er
ea ra.H .au go better lal mHa ..aa.a
.u. mF aH"H
rH larHE.H HH.lar'a' rf Wl'0. u.-
feHa'. FOL. ...N ....a.f .au. v.eH rHl3. ms, a-
.Haal fl..rr.Ie HH.... ..ng..H, ,a.. utsn'ua'gl
f..tH..s a.a.I. ..- ..H.H, .Hi.l aa.urH
HuI IH.l Inm.r ai s'oF mfrsi rsmII Doc a'
D.. .. ..##la r1 H.aa, au' .Hr ...a. asUr .r
esH. g. WHITE.
Wa.tasisa, Jolly la. l-'-al.am
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
GROCERIES, WINS ABD LIQUORS

5ne.EGEs- rats s aaa-se o9i. m i I halle
masr, Aal l
. m bod
.a; F, pri aaaii, r.r...
aud H
c1lm1a c'H
a..
tit- -llrin Is .auf
I'D aa I r.H
.l
an rungl srsi
Liqaos-oa pr-y. aal champagne n, rp. r pipes, rs. l.f
nnd
sod
.
n TILES rf Asc.
nall quarter "''e A''3 ''aHlI HH4
mia
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
GENTE LOILING AND rLNNSnAG DEPlRTNENT

French tri rEb
90 s.aa9' s, t,s ani las ht eah 13 Do ga quality st tr
hs = hs aoi l. rt DO DO d. h ai White lur' sf aol PETE
Tani'--sup I sH einge t-l Dap nNg.ar 'o' r 'raa C'
c'ol
tnsa .h gy cltrr h'aam m''4 'Hfb m b agd n.i rin.
HATssPr lld t.rd
Pap ohrryr hrh a dr g d. la fdlr bA E
dab p- l AHTa
hk 20 p Nefin p7 hu-arIn-e, rna oa Fas Nh 'n N bats
Rrii % sel so eni m.a nod b tr eh u .h .ll l
~.s rrr O.
~ FlerPt hra ofdaHr -ld at1 DOB i aUfaf
is hca 0 2 ga
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
eain-fg -fgntEl,lactrN.

FayHE undersigned sll continues 10 manulae-
4 mre improved COTTON GINS, one mile
saaih.weH of Warrington. Ills Gins are made
Of the hest materials, and will be warranted to
perform well, und will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing, The cash will bo expected as
soon as the work Is completed
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington March 20, lsls.l6ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
sol0rg.lerShip.

III. undersigned having ,ulefad iuta partner.
ship aH the lsl of Apu', Iii, laf die pun.
peze Of dunn seneml NtHagH and eaHui5I5a
hHzisfg, IN tbt lawn eE Fulton. mlrt the naiur
and slyle Of Hlnek, Hsuura y Co, would Re.
speetIuIIy Hium their lIiends aud lbe rabIIc gen.
o#ahy tint having lraasd lbr tipptr Warehouse
ei air. L. J. smih, taas ate NV pfHparrd 10
feeFNc ga5da on #iamre
AUGUSTUS moCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May l,lsI7-a
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
HsfaYED.

? Z 7IIE sulrr5Iher VIII give IHheul waafs fuftbe
reamga %. n. 40 lha hl.rH Il roiiaH-r'
ANY rHi#au Nlzhng 10 Hirk faa #gl loaa so s5.lfr
IN lunt frrs. al 20 rs plantation 1T tif' iaai OF
lie taft eHaHfHehs L..
Pra aa IazIsa-daI alharH'a-. En- q. zaaz
II. iar1= JOHN C1tnBHlE
Pine nm, Dor pafish, An 20, lsis.3l
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
YaiIa5g.s5 pR0PERFs ron sa!.s

A4Hei s#HH-a.s t+i1NEsHHi'ss : i'at ~ sfs#'
llE sala=H|a#r o.5afz flr ale, ra serfmma.
dating terms, tHH following valaahlr real
e#1atr. Va Tie Wr'l. known tavern stand faf
sazarl YHars oeHaa.ad bt hm. IA the town 81
Washington bHusa as IiHus llalr', viii a.. iHs
saaHtlsuauH lIsfauia# belonging. I5s Udaze
#HHHffa#.Hs iaaIaaT., fHHair, All F|I b sold Il
8 hafrrHz rH mn.iaHs mi HsiUn w.Il be
I'D with iaH HH=H, II dfz|IH. =A..a. well IW-
nFagai llzrl land Iam, situated about 3 mI.H#
aafIb-sHzf vi Washington continuing 2H9 ags#ss
laaat In 4Hf=s cleaned aud ia d hIsH state af
cultivation
aI.1. a1a o.'eEfacI n Iau #Ha.nr liz above.
eaaia.uus aIl a#FHs; aHaHt l1 aeH#s gI which IS
sFafad and under luI IzHen.
fHe WlIaa ni l#s laaFa prH#Tfy wIi b. I'D
ia#alIaFs or gaEaas, To #H.l PHzHha ~
GEn u HRITT
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Farm for Sn;c,

THE undersigned o1rfl i1r .a'a. 900 accamuo
J. da'u9l.ms, IiHt nfa improved haos laud
nm .Hutr0 Hbagt mI.a north of NH.Ius.
ior. rmruaf elslt g0j acres. about 300 of
which, uru.Iwuou.
fu lrm Gct enquire of the subscriber at
Obs ruca.
ELI " COLLINS.
Washington, Aug l0ih. lsis.5j.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
gRlSREYf SUGAR 9 SAIL

NE HHa-==ata Is IaE OF t,I#H,r.-s I#f
sI=s alaaHzar 81. o.. L. a#I##auH. al
m = S ia.H=HH - 60, IN tu.laa. faf. l.
izz al 4RHN god aHHIs du#H reefI=#
hHHs. .Fs a t.I#.H# aJ'IH#.. HHsHH sHzar. and
ga=fsr 81. Iu ga#l aH4 ~ HHH= lsH#a. IS L.
IH# sa FlH#HHsr #H#H. aH=.#. Is lhs I#Hfs aad
sHsk, au invited f. ra'Izl DE aif#saa WHIa
H=#ss aa# HkamH# nFIII#Hs'ga# Ta#f vJ l.
aTHHHma.fzl.l - iaa#aa#h, n paesz n witch
t#Hf aHaasI uhIHaI. ap ##HiaiiHa ia HaH l.
$ la'luH#I s. Cs.z#Hi "a - los iI.# H#z=sH
III u MKnuuN..
Washington, ST, u#lll.IzI.. 43-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
80 Planters.

tEfHE undersigned bayIue been appointed
agents tor tie sale of Nlf Joseph 4 erosby's
Cotton Guis, will keep a supply an hand for sule,
at their Mo lluusr IN Fulton Of all sizes and
descriptions, which Hey afr uutbprIycd 10 warrant
to give sblifr satisfaction Ia the pufuhasrn.=-
Persons In want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
i vlted to ta and examine them
BLOCK. BROTHER Il Co
Fulton, June u. ISL as.tr
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
BR0TRER s co,

yzfOuIp particularly invite Tie laHIes to call
aHd rsamiHa fhrIf haiul.laI assuftmtnl oi
8urua Y-ia stripes and EHhHs,
Printed and Painted Alls..uz.
MusGH .asI#m F.zH agI #aI.fra,
GiuaIam, faary llHHHt.uH-F,
nauaeIz. g.bIaaas, Lee. laHaa-.. aga, rlr.
A. to their splendid aszaflmeHl Of Sue OF an
h.uas aud qualities
fHIilu. Nay l,.IsI5aI
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
a. 1 -. e5-El- "a IA N Dr 30

1su "a ss-EI- N "a NDs5o
'IIH rm.- tHr .arIH.W.r afr r.s.s.t.
I H.s W.Hm % tHiH.r mHruHuianu t....
Ifa H... r. r''B U1um.l..l. aaI sHra msH.
...f...H. H. t..-l.IHr., +, ....i.f a.. 70. ia.
ii H1 l'.al I.t establishments HH| h.
permanent .a. BOO. H.a.r#..g .u'E n. p.lfHasH.
Hu#.f Nr .s.a. .ra.H0r 300 ui...r -sU.uar
'H #Uy DOW .r.H.
lu. patronage anl rauHr Of Industry rs.r
proportion ia iHr ul.iy al fs products rutt
rur .HI object Boo aI eniep0 Hal p ...rrr
ha a..r .up aar aa.l, mltcrs.s au aura.
Iau afr required n u.w establishment, Ual
r1H.4 comprri successfully with r.av 70. Iuur
.,Hn.HF lHI Har4.ar
So lI.Hs or sper.n lIhs b,eu sHarriin s.uar-
rH. .Isaut.srs lussmr. fkaI.uI HHfm-u.
'.e l.l ullrri., rld las mo.i arafY pln ...
Ha employed, anl i.H WDpH.isr 10. i.s ih.f Ir
apuiHlua u. u.srsIll. s'mrui s0s.I d lri,msu.
.l mud .gfunrl hg iae superior ga.Hy u. H'a
ru. 1Hry vi brmmsh-d prraHsar ar i.r
I.r.I convenient paui. 700 Ilr river. a.lyr nr Ir.
.OW iar fi1t upon ieurs la rasatah.r lu1 He.
u.uu.d.i.rT, aF rfnt ts t1i ai aHy establishment
o. i.a aul tH iHr cnuu'g. I.n m trBr.n' nuI
Huu.HI H1aahn. g.I br given n.U- rrH.urg 6l
ru.. au4 t1 a.. 0.aH# 100 fTf. IH.sr BnIun.
I0uH GuJLLlAS.
Fnet.'n b. sr rwsl.i il
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
SGHAERiS HOTEL
W lzAlN.InN- ANkaNsAs.

: iii a.saHH#f .H.|=z aafhH.ad liz .aasz
iafHH#.s a###H.. j - t#.si. hs Il =HH-
Ifaa. ia. rH.aH#UrH lar 'I- accommodation ed
De iurulz. 4aa ..a ifau.Hg pHRlr
u atr HI f. mu H.l u.b iar hfsi tIr
m1rlr. .i0n.H nua I.r proprietor uH4 spare 900
paine iH uHarf OIL gussis sHWHHll.r
llr hIr HII Dr. Hu. ...l sHl iHa choicest ,s.
ulyr In1an, aui i.raN.. which a.s afea
ani eanmr.las, SOD lH HnrH.l $500 plenty HI
Hu.-u'rf. aHI .r attended .carHlnt..s
Do, ol4l..a H.. as iI.a .HuI- az uf- crI1mUF
u similar F.i4sr..n.Ha A Share OF pua.y psl-
maag. % r... -a..u.y solicited
CLEMENT SCllAER
Wellington, Sept. o., l-l-ll.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Gin Mandatory.

'eNllb undersigned ll NOW manufacturing their
J Improved COTTON GINS 90 NudrB. Ia.
1nd Hre prepared to Iun.b ruul,r with superior
Lu.HHuda, milr uIrt ilr latest and most In.
proved pIlus They a'I deliver htir GINS NJ
auy plantation within lJ miles of Miudrn. or at
Washington, to.umbaaor Fulton, Arkansas, free
OF aus additional cosl. All orders from distance
will promptly atlcndIlo. forany information
rrluliyr To die quality their GiuH, they refer To
Cen e. u. Roy-lon, Villain Cmbiree or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry w. h..
may u. Strickland uud a. G. Owens, Lafayette
eouuly
.lNCKY s. SHIELDS.
Nnhpu, t4. NAV tu Is lI.gItI
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Agents fer The Telegraph.
oiict.

III ss5zsH.sfz aars ~ tsss,ed aaa sief
p ll.'. 3 >n.ss. s.. Z md . raosls.
t==Ar## sd NH#a.rr sIar.s.
hH.tfsz srsaf triaH. NaIz=sa,.
Ia l.H. an i###H lIf#a# H.
=. a.a .f..i sIl., >HHH, L.. r4.tass.
So. #EHa# - s.
'''aah.r'aH H.iaarbaHasss aruaft ..i#tf.i.,s
GN SHuP.
'aa a.I iamlsIl ilaN5raI ~ huge sn4Hi sa,s.
%. ~ an asza1ImaaItHa tam. IHI. uaFH r,a
r.i#a srI gzpf.H.
Hterh. HgurGfE4Rn
Fulton. NaHi .lI-l-Ifu
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Britt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON. iENiNIEAB co..
ARKANSAS.

llE auhrHarrl... &. irHrin inform h'H friends
Hud i.r public, IOHt ha 900 continue. bu...
N'.. Hi .IF oil siauhi where Ip bas uppI.rd hm.
100 With every thing ncaDHB log tHp accom-.
in'HIIInn rI iir i'asr.iug community a.. huu.r
o. 'onuoNous, tl" mams wrll arranged for
.ai.''''. ani ls table uei.upp.rd willi ,ls br.t
iHe War.,. afaH.
IiaHHa.rs rr largo. bannnu'ly uup'f,l with
W.f'na0r lud attended Dr. careful. os,l,rs
lie r'rdfrs ImHIitIH uolHus .hl'I la want.
,ntou lHplH % raHaar comfortable 900 viIs tn,,
b' r.rs.rd 10 give bmu clIL llarharsrs w.Il b.
as Moderate as lHo.r of agy other house In the
nl'I, 1s au oy.deue, OF which bee roIofs TO tb,
following
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

fbNlE rHlIu stock of merchandise belonging 10
u The firm OF j. S johnson q Co. s now Of
ted lof sale ut cost lor cash n hand aud lur
cash only, 10 close tuu concern.
6. " SHOWER,
SsiyNlng partner
], S.-Al persons indebted to said firm will
find II to their advantage 10 call aud settle their
lnirblcdne" without delay, Otherwise they vii
bear from me at court g. W S.
Fulton. NAV H. I-Is.lg
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
New 'TaycnR in Fulton.

ANlNG rented ir veil huonu UNION
q d HOTEL um ioa prpaf.d to fscr.yo
a''fder pr arromudlt iatoi.pr. uu reasonable
rms Sly stable is ulI provided tlh corn and
fodder bod every Hlrt.aH .hli. De- paid to tho
rnmUf'H aHf wants a i.ur ah1 favor wc with
utr patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Fulton Ost 10, l-EAI.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NEW tiOODe.

TUE nbrrlsayc TO inform their friends
! and ihc public generally that they have received
aIurgc aud well selected stock OF goods, suited Tor
this market, which they are determined to sell at
The very lowest prices ot cash, or opuuclual deal,
crs on credit
GEO. W, GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington, June q leis 2g.3m
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
RULES

Boarding pct month, $40
Boarding aud lods.ugpnr week, 50 30
day, 10
Single meal, Is
inN-.ur, %
llluH iced, H5
kFmnf mm ud Hor"4I IH.rht. 81
huUHg HuHe rfwarh. 20
GEO %. BRlTT
Washington. u1. 30. l-55-5-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
GROCERIES.

M Ehlyr ou buud, Tor sJlr. flesh 81. Lop,a
w Flour srglr Coffee, WLrkcy Salt.
Bacon Sides, Hams aud Nuouldcr, 90. An Of
which wc will coll low lor 1ash
T.. S. JOHNSON & Go.
Fulton, urlobcrg, Isis 4g-T
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
'IEN GOODS! NOW G00DS!!!!
BENJAMIN /. #BRITTIN.
-VAz. - sa.Ez sa-gz -. {. - ,lzeGaz-r
DFs-Geods Hardware, lo'ling, Groceries Qucenswaic
l Glassware, Foots Shoes Rats taps, A., &e.

. Hs.: s.s5 .,..a sas. % ..G s., . @
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
.AOTEEE.

Mndcn, I,, Nly 10 i.Ii.a3lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Fresh Drugs,
Ecrer and Igne PiIIs.

ihH. IiII ha. % fnoris,dn irw box
- n' .rr"a0." nls 'ur .0o cure ut lurr
ID. fn' Ir.Ua RH' r,Ila' a.sHfimcnr
ir.N b. H'rmf,v tf.I .I..vHI.s.l luN .ut ra.
-'nn, ~ 'N., l-ih at-
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

nurasuo,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
agricultural.
The wild Potato.

t,,
inc journal OF some hlne
since published a paragraph from a Caliior-
mia letter, suggesting the obtaining of the
,,;Id no,,,o e. ,ha, d;.,.,, ,o,on - .,.,,
'"e po'a'o ro', so extensively anec',ng Tue
cultivated root. A correspondent, Dr. Nc
Gail, writing to me from Wyiheyille, Va,
under date Of reb.u,rv IL, Is47 says.-
on 1auley hIrer' near hannwha, ana
10 the hurricane District OF western ZEN
hesSee' 'ne wi'd irish po'aio may DC han'
anu 10 ,niee years many varieties may DC
oo'a,neu IRON 'fesn ana renewed; mere
'sa ourr aihcnoke oil Inc south, "hich lof
use sno"iu De extensively cultivated
Nie ea'ao'e core OF tue ar''choke when
noi'ed or trimmed, Is as large as 2 goose
egg, and oi most delicate ha'or' me arh-
choke 'ami'y were inc most ancient Lotus
family OF the Egyptians, aud the Wild onion,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
Lamartine.

The stray thoughts Of genius are always
interesting, and mostly attractive. The
following has Intrinsic merit Of its w sui.
hcent 10 recommend il, but in connection
with the fact that il was uttered by a man
who aspires to a niche in the Pantheon
dedicated TO the all but deifed names Of
Cesar, Cromwell, Washington aud Napo-
leon, II will be viewed not vuly % 4 snrios-
ity Of the mind, worth storing in The ar
ehipeknf ,ne,aors bat Sc an iattsstien If
the bent Of Lamariine's way Of thinking,
full of suggestions 10 the reflective obseFy'
er.
The traveller historian aud the poet-legis-
lator with Beranger, Theirs, and other EN-
inent men, engaged in discussing a ques'
lion where the Old and New Testament
appeared ct variance, and which eliciiet
from one OF the dispuiants, the remark tina
by viewing those ss independent books
the contradiction might be accounted 10
as the mere difference Of opinion OF differ
ent writers on The same subject.
The Able de L~amennias, who was pres
cnt, shook his head, and remarked that thu
question must not be thus solved not, a
least. in his presence as he coulu not con
sent to any separation between the IAN All
the gospel.
"Yet what is that, Able" said Lamarirn
with a sudden smile, Switch dares divid
the law aud the gospel, without incurr'ng
stain from either side ?" *
"The man who credits neither" guesse
Theirs.
.nsThat can't be- said the Able, "sinc
- H. f..A. 10th NJ de Lama
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

CURE FOR RiNGBoHE-which has most
" succeeded when the disease has not been
more than one or Two years standing. Old
er cases are benefited but not cured, The
disease being arrested in its progress.
Put IN ounce Of turpentine in a strong
black bottle, add and very thoroughly mix
an ounce Of oil Of spike. then add an ounce
Of oil Of %yitriol, cork the bottle firmly, and
shake Il well before using, The applica
ton Of oil Of %yiriol 10 pure turpentine pro
duces instant combustion, hence the twt
oils must be well mixed first.
Then battle the diseased part daily 10
three days, or until moderately sore ihel
suspend the bathing two or three days, am
resume il. Amer two OF three turns Of thi
implication, the causlic nature OF the mlS
ture will have gradually destroyed the yes
sells which secrete the %ring-bone, and pre-
vent its increase. The mixture, when ar
piled, should be driven into the skin by th
cautious use of a hot iron. The sore
when thus made. is 10 be treated with lar
or other application, like any other sore
ill well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22
A Rich Fruit Farm.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives this &c.
count Of the remarkable cultivation and
productiveness Of only fire acres by Mr. Jo.
seph Clarke of Ohio, which we commend
to the imitation OF our cultiyators:
ION this miniature orchard, Mr. c. has
now in cultivation ll2 kinds Of peaches,
IS of which are in bearing, some Of the
most vigorous Of the trees having not less
shsn nis ~ sushels on each. His ex-
pertinent is q new one, and THIS season ise
has had an abundant supply ripening IN
succession since The 18th of July. Or this
small piece Of ground Mr. Clarke has also
SO varieties Of plums, 33 Of which are in
bearing. lis varieties Of pears, III OF APP
pies, 60 Of cherries, Is Of nectarines, IL OF
%apricols, 4 of figs, 30 Of grapes. 4 Of straw
berries, and 8 OF raspberries, including the
new large FdLtef variety.
This noble result has been brought abou'
on five acres Of land, highly cultivated
with the labor Of only Mr. Clarke and on
boy, except a little extra force in ploughins
time. The orchard crowns The bank of th'
Ohio, 40 miles above this city, where ii
good land as there is in the State, for or
oh,sra purposes, sells at S25 per acre
Steamboats, run down IN iour hours. an
deliver fruir, less bruised, and in bette
condition generally, than il can be deliver
ed in wagons at a distance OF hive or 81
miles.
Mr. Clarke was stimulated to this expel
iment by occasional attendance at The e'
hibiions Of our Horticultural Society, an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

CHLoRoFoRM APrLIED TO a PiG,-We
are not sorry TO see that this new aud won
derful pain-destroying agent is likely 10
come into use for alternating the suiferlngs
Of the inferior animals. in their passage
from the midst Of life 10 the sailing tub
The Leeds (Eng.) Times informs us that
the day before Christmas, Mr. Horace Wat
son, druggist, Of the respectable village Of
Lacehy, near Grimsby, wishing to give "hls
greasiness as little uneasiness' as possible
en- route to the pork barrel, caused oui
friend the butcher TO administer through
piggy's monstrous n%ostrils, quantim sg.Bte,.l
Of ch~loroform. "Grunt," naturally fond o
sleep, was soon in The land of forgetlulness
when our hero lin the blue frock) very
conveniently extracted the requisite portion
Of vital fluid from the fountain Of his exist
ence, leaving the pig, AFTER being sculded
cut up aud sailed, apparently not a VIII
wiser for what had passed.
ChrisfiGn Citi=eN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

Coon BREEDiNG.-Tbe following hints
are offered by some critic, who has been a
close observer Of men and manners. lie
thinks il an important subject, aud asks the
attention of all The careless 10 the list oil
transgressions
Loud and harsh speaking, making nols-
es in eating or drinking, Leaning awk ward
ly while sitting, rafting knives and forks
when at table, starting up suddenly and
rushing unceremoniously out Of the room,
tossing any thing away with Indifference
or contempt, receiving any thing without
thanking the giyer, standing in the way OF
any one when there is little room TO pass,
stepping before any one who is looking at
any object particularly, pushing or ~jos.line
any one without %apologizing, taking posses
sion of O seat that belongs 10 another, IN
truding opinions where they arc not sought
or where they give offence, leaving an &C
quaintance in The street or in a private cir
Gle without bidding good bye, or courteous
ly saluting him, slapping any one iamillaIll
on the shoulder, interrupting a person wht
is in conversation, telling long, tedious. o.
humdrum stories, whispering in company
making remarks on the dress OF thos'
around you, or upon things in a room wher
you are, fatty contradiciing a person, usIni
slang phrase, repeating. the words says b
and says she, you know, and you under
riand, helping yourself first at the table. u
ing a fork as a tooih-pick, scratching th
head. putting the fingers in the ears, clean
ing or pairing the nails before company
mentioning The price Of any thing when
is offered TO a guest. asking questions whic
give pain, and neglecting TO answer letters.
Western Chrisfian Adooedtc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

ES Gen. Cas- saws, that II elected to the Pre-.
sideney, he viii be the q servant Of the people,
Nevertheless, Il appears from his endorsement Of
the Buffalo platform, that, though he may call
himself the peoples servant, he viii veto their
wishes without scruple or ceremony. 30 no viii
be a q stubborn servant How would he IKE
the application % himself OF hrs own Old siiehl-
aye, or giving them ten lsshes upon fhe hsra
hack 9ZIefrs journal. A-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-22

49,, N " "eN N"lf. WIS TUG
vn9 e"shSe nc wou'a propapiy ever have
70 ge' ms money. aud be was determined
Improve ~ hrmous, ne sneogeo' was
> wicked young msn ana uid not deserve
Encouragement nc mao already done hun
more INJURY man ne would ever atone Tor.
Inc case now iea 70 DO almost nope
less. was not able 70 risk any thing iur-
Their. And II had been, the spirit IN
which the efforts Of the young man TO do
right had been met was SO bad. and had al.
ready produced such an unhappy effect up.
on his mind, that | should have doubted
the Utility q doing so,
Whhou, reinorse or delay. the c~oerciye
system proposed was cstried through. An
execution was Issued, and the shop Of.
the young men seized aud sold. Il was
bought by Parker. who employed Johnson
10 carry on the business for him. Armour
was offered work as a j%ourneymau, with
good wages, but he indignantly refused to
nccepi Of IL and in a momen, Of anger
and dependency, aud while under the e.
fects Of liquor, enlisted in the United
States dragoon service for FIVE years. i
lost, in the effort TO help him 10 do right,
about two hundred dollars; and Parker, 10
breaking him down, recovered a debt Of
seventy or eighty dollars, and got possess
ion Of a small stereotype office, which has
in the course Of seven or eight years,
grown into a large and profitable establish
ment.
used often 10 meet Parker, on his way
10 church, accompanied by his wife and
daughter. lie had a rigidly righteous look
But ! always thought when, I met him, Of
poor Armour, in the far distant wesr, VINO,
instead Of being an oppressed, degraded
soldier, might, but for his shameless con-
duct toward him, have been a happy, use
FOL citizen. Sometimes ! would ask my
self the question, whether for the ruin OF
That man be would not be held answerable.
Five years and more passed, and | had
ceased to think as often as at FIRST Of the
unfortunate young man | had sought to
save from himself. when, being one day IN
Parker's store to boy a book, ! noticed a
poor, degraded looking creature enter and
pass along through the crowd OF customers
who stood at the counter. He appeared TO
be very much in liquor.
as Mr. Parker inf' heard him ask OF
a clerk. The clerk pointed TO the owner
Of the store. who stood ina small group Of
his church brethren, with whom he was
conyersing on matters OF religion. Most OF
these were really good aud true men, aud
as unlike him as day is unlike night.
"Mr Parker y said the man, going up
10 him. How do you do, sirf | reckon
you don't know ne r.
"No, certainly do not. and whs, Is
more, do not wish 10 know you.'
Mr. Parker resumed the man "ys1ye
got aIounaf, ana w in n ntss rave nnisle Y
4 lyn
, .
'A@,snmens. an. .o,r,sor, an,
ns -rPe.seo 70 Hs ened shs,n
J Pa'''"iy " sonef ni'n' iot 70 tepS
J ~.
moi even oil your own makingt
pose p s7 :.
nat 30 you mean : asked Parker, 81
: no.ed at tins remark.
- mean, SIR, Just what SAID was re
} tor'ed.
J you don't pretend 10 say that mad
you . drnnkard Y .rt AZ ~ gt- 4,
THAT'S Just what do pretend 10 say
! Bot Tor you, would have been this day
J sober, steady, honest, INDUSTRIOUS man, IN