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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-11

the general OF tho circulation, the cause OF rush
% blood TO the head, Riddiness dmnoss OF sight, dowsi
pain OF tho head and many other symptoms OF oahea
end corrupt state Of the blood.
Wghts Indian Vegetable Pills also one Of the very
hest medicines for the Of Indigestion and therefore
vii! not only remove the above unpleasant symptoms, but
will assuredly restore the body TO state OF SOUND
heaith. -,
Beware Of couneffes Of all kinds coated with
sugar others made to resemble In outward appearance
the original medicine The safest Is to purchase OF
regular agents only Of whom may be found In every
village aud town In the state $500 - - -.
6rhe Genuine for sule by 8. X. COLLINS, g. p. RED
New-Engaud Office l9s fremont 81 R's'"n
ONE TRIAL The true means U preserving henlth anu
Strength lie TO purity the blood and correct the unhealthy
state Of the bowels For this pntrOso recommend tho
Sursaparla mud Tomato Bitters.
The component ingredients Of these Biters arc no secret
They composed of very strong preparation OF The eel
obated extract Spanish sarsapatlla and the extract OF
Tomatoes with the addition Of some OF tho most popular
Vegetable Medicines tho country affords.
do hesitate 10 thnt II IL tho very best alternative
usr, and have abundant proof Of that fact II Vas
used the private practice o, the most successful ply
sicinns for long me with great success, In purifying the
blood oradicntng humos, tongthenpg and nvgoratng
the SYSTEM Thousands of bottles have been rod and per
feet restoration oheah has followed its use IN every in
stnnce.
9SyRomomber and always bay them Of F. Brown, Ce
Washington street, that his is signed TO the d
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by = 2. REDFlELD aud X. COLLINS, nnd
lie nlets in medicine generally.
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JUST PUBLISHED, ADAMs's
NEW ARITHMETIC,
,Exr.sED EnITION

THE Publishers give notice that this valuable School
Book is nov in the market. The work has undergone
thorough revision II contains tbs characteristics Of the
ormei edition. ia greatly Improved iofm with such
tons ard additions the wan1s Of tho times demand
Adnmss New 10 almost the only work on A.
titbmete used 10 extensive sections Of NewEngland, II
has the currency Of aud topubshed In Can.
ada Il has also been translated AID published 10 Geece
IL is used every part of the Uniied States and in tho
state York. the Textbook in ninety of the
one hundred and hve Academies which reported to the
Regents OF the University ia lsi7. Notwithstanding the
Multiplication of AThmetcs, made many o. men, oil the
material of Aaamss New Ahmec The work has STEADILY
Increased 10 the public favor and demand
GTeachers, supetiutendents and Committees are t@'
speeuy invited examine the revised edllon, every
ciity for which will be furnished BY the pnblishe
06;6wis j. ". PREKTIss q CO., Re sc, N. "
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THAN rIsING's ESTATE.

TrHAN KIsING's ESTATE.
STATE STATE OF VERMONT In Probate GOur, holden 2,
district, on the Bib day of May, A. d., lei6;
- UssELL VALET and FRANKLIN A, WRIGHT,
IL Executors Of Tohsn Rising, late OF War.
rom i, suid district, doeeased present their admns
account for se cement ~ hereupon, Is ordered that the
same referred the 25h day of May, lete the Pro
bate Office in SAID Montpelier, for examination md allow
unce und that all concerned DO notified hereof by the
duplication of this order in the Vermont Waterman state
Journal printed at Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
soon may bo that they appear aud al said time
place, II they see cause, object thereto.
ny order Of Coufi,
A true copy OF Record,
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DeatI)s.

In this village 9th inst Frances c., daughter of poct. Y. p
Burnham, aged 10 yeurs-much beloved by all hei acquan
tunces. Funeral, Thursday, o'clock, Pm. Friends
requested ia attend.
lie had during his life contracted marriages.
and had $40 grand children and great grand childon370
boys aud 300 girls.
In Chelsea, 10th March, Henry Clay son Of N. G. Hale,
aged year.
In Bcrnudotte H. March o. Mr. Rufus p Kinbail son of
the late Isaac Kimbd formerly of Danve and recently
Cabot W. aged 49,
10 Lowell Mass. March 2sth Stephen IIancock son of
James and Rebccca Hancock, of Coventry VT. aged 10
years.
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Atarriaoes.

At Chrst's Church, ia this village Wednesday I'd
inst by Rev. MI sheto Mr. Charles Dewey and Miss Bet
sey Tarbox.
In Waterbury, April 30th by Rev Mr. Hall, MIR. Moses
G. Lancaster to Miss Chlovllla A. siearns.
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ALnrM.nLr Conn1r. Va. MareI

ALBEMARLE CoUsry, Va, March II, leiI
hf. Seth W. Fuwle,-Dear sr,-i take pleasure 10 stat
log to yon my experience 10 tho Of Nstas lalsdm OF
Wild Cherry. own very valuable negio gil who was at
tackled WIN difficulty Of tho luugs, which brought hei IN
appearance To the brink of the grave. consulted some oil
our hest Physicians who her incuabe OF
that they could d. 40 more for hel tried many remedies
but none did any good saw account OF Nistur'S
Balsam, and thought would ny IL, had ule faith In H.
procured bottle, which administered according
directons, aud saw she began TO mend and before the
first Lolo was gone she WIS up procured second and
she took that, aud sac s think cured, or nearly
She attends to her daily labor, aud hear complaints from
her. X. L. JEFFERSON.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by s. w. FOWLE 1888 Washington Boston.
9J-For sale by $. P. REDFlELD. MonipehsT, VI, also
by II. X. sLAYToN, Calais, VI and agents generally.
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Also, publisher Of the following works
Adamss New Directory OF the City of Boston The Mas.
sacbuses State Record boos Of general information, for
1878 Art OF CoaveTsing; Floral Gems Zion Triune
Triad onncts Sunshine and Shade Maxi ms and Sayings
The sociable Story Tie Ter The Vacation; Consumption
Prevented Passion and other Tales The Dream Flu hed
or the Trials and TIiumphs OF the Moreand Family One
Eyed Dick The CoopeI's SON Prize of Vmtue Lee
Eniy French's System Of Practical Penmanshp Beauties
ofWli,ing Boston Copy BOOK Ladies' do Elementary dol
Fiench's Practical Writing Book, in three Nos Boston
School Writing Book in Six Nos Ladies aud Gent smens
Writing Books, with copies each page, sc.
QrN u. Country Traders, Book sell,rs, stationers,
Teachers Cergymen, Banks, Raroad Insurance and other
Companies, furnished at low prices.
0|S-OTdeIs solicited. 90
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DRowsIEEss, Swimming of the nead, Roaring noise in
the ears, headachy, papuiion Of he heart &c Wrghrs
Indian Vegetable Pills certain euro ioI the above
pleasant Complaints because tho, purge from the body
those ssgnun and evupi humors which, when floating IN
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PRINTING TYPES,

The above pflcos, IN conscQnencc Icflsed HcIns lot
manufacturing, much reduced FROM tgfmor lii
era dcountfr cash hand the date of the invoice
Presses Chases Cuses, Wood Type Ink &c. furnished n,
tho lowest manufacturers Prices either for cash credit
Our Specimen took for s45 ready for disrbu ion t.
Printers who will send for ii, and contains many articles
that have before exhibited uch Writing Flour
ishes Ornaments Ornamental Founs, of which have
ample Stock for the prompt execution Of orders
QFor sale, several good second hand Cylinder and Plat
en- Power Presses, Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & co.
66:3w 10 Chamber street, New York.
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Vermont Central Railroad COM
Dany.

pany.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that tho capital stock OF this
porution Is to be Increased by the distribution
the holders OF the old stock at hs close oil business The lei
day Of May next Of share for every two old shares
The frat assessment Of dollars per share payable June
10th l6iS aud tho second o dollars per share payable
July ISIS l54s at The Ttoasurers Oco, No 81 Railroad
Exchanges In Boston, tho Famors and Mechanics bnnk
in Burlington, the Bank OF Montpelier or the Woodstock
Bank, IN Vermont. Per order,
SAMUEL II. VALLEY JR., Treasurer,
Oco OF the VT G. H. r. Co., Boston, April 49, le45. 81
Cyan shuros Of the above stock offered TO Stockholders
and not taken by them before the 18th instant, will
he distributed to Others subscribing for the same IN proper
ton TO the Of their subscription The undersigned
authorized to receive subscriptions OF those who are not
Stockholders for such proportion oil ;he new stock
shall not be taken BY those who were holders on the Is
Instant App, at Walton's Bookstore, Montpelier, where
the terms Of subscriptions which exceedingly favorable,
may be seen. -
Nav TO- 1919 GO
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1flarkets.
IsrigI,ton Mnrl.ei. Mny q.

Brighton Market way a.
[Roporod for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
At market $40 beef CATTLE IL pats working oxen IS
and calves, 20 sheep and 5000 swine.
PIoL,.-Beef Catte.-Exiu $3.50; first quality 700 a
I IS; second 6,25 6,75 third rs 900.
Working oxon.-Sales at $50, y, SO, es and sos.
Cows nnd Calyes.-Sales at SO, 30, 49, 80, and 1885,
Shoep.--sales at 81, AIS ond 5,95.
Swiue.-Lots peddle g. "a md for Sows, l2,
34 and &c for barrows large hogs, barows "a aud
| &c. Al retail from to z c.
n MAY 0. Beef catleexita S7,25 first quality so to Z.
Swine dull. 1874 to &c,
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60 WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, sioncrs.
STEPHEN PERKINS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, Montpelier, within ind Or said
district, on the 9th day OF May. A. ID. 1878.
nAVlD ilOLBRooK, administrator tho estate of Ste
~ phon +. Per in ate q: Planiehi, said distinct, do
ceased pesens hts administration account for settlement
Whereupon il ordered that the he referred TO the
3ls day Of May, lsis at the Probate oee said Mont
peer, examination aud allowance und that all
bo notified hereof by the publication of this urGer in the
Vermont Waterman aud Stale Journal, printed Monpe
er three weeks successfully may be- that they
may gppea aud at said time and place. If they cause,
object thereto.
By order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
true copy OF record,
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BOston Market, MAY 4.

Prime pork 80, $40 TO TO- cea Sl2, so 10 Si3
Genesce flour, brands to o. 62 2 Corn 50 TO S.
oats ds to So, rye S.
VARIOUS ARTICLES,--MAY G.
ASHES-pots 4, pearls Ia az l.2
BEESWAX--yellouV % Il ~.
BRI5TbES-Am 80 u 40
BUTTER-prime family is 81, and shipping l2 l-2
II l6.
CHEESE-new milk, l.2 ne
FEATHERS Nor live geese 81 n 80.
FURsed fox Csc 81 40 5, silver 81 otter
81 A. mink Sc 81, sable so Is, hear 81 6, fisher 75c
$780, wild loo u.s. lynx 81 $50, nusqudsh DC 10,
Sc AZ.
GLUE-Am. n Is.
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SHAWIS.

M D. LAIN Thibet, Ali-Wool, Cashmere-witk white,
Il blue, drab and scarlet eentIes-srada, Silk Bsrage
Cotton do Honduras, Nett Vaudale and variety Of other
| siyles, just received at KEITH g. BARRER'5.
April IS O7
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FARLEY DAVIS'S ESTAT

FARLEY DAVfS'S ESTATE.
THE subscriber having been appointed by ths Honorable
i Probate Count for the District of Washington Conms-
soners receive, examine aud I'D all claims und lie
mand all persons against The of Farley Davis late
of Montpelier in sad district represented nsoyent and
the term six months from the 9th day of May le4e, al
lowed by SAID Court the creditors Of said deceased, to
exhibit and prove their respective claims beoIo usDo give
Notice that we will attoed the duties Of appointment
at the dwelling of widow Rebeccu Davis IN Montpe
or in said district the first TUESDAY of June and octo
her A. d. 10 O'Clock afternoon each Of said day.
Montpelier, May OH, A. ID.
DANIEL BALDWIN, Commits.
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1 BOOK FOR FARMERS.

TNHE AMERICAN VETERINARIAN, on DISEASES
L OF ANIMALS, with rules for Tanning, Managing and
Broodng by ). w. COL-A capital Book, and one ofihe
popular of the day For sale ut Wholesale or retail
by +. r. WALTON x SONS, Montpelier, W. Pcdders
supnlied at liLeIal ales. Reta pLce only SOC CD
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RUSSIA.
The Russian Government is adopting every
possible measure of defence, and with every for.
bearance.
An engagement between Hungary and Rus
sa, in and respecting the Duchies Of the
Danube is considered inevitable. The indie
pendent Hungarian Government seems resolved
upon the speedy armament Of the people, and
extensive warllke preparations The Emperor
is said to have privately expressed his gratlfca.
ton at the overthrow of Louis Philippe. but de.
cared that the French Republic must not at
tempt TO cross the Rhine.
POLAND.
Warsaw is preambuaed by patrols, but it pre-
senis more of the life of a carnival than scene
of war. Everywhere strains of lively music re-
sound, because the Poles expect their deliver
ancc by Germany, and hope to secure 1t by re-
manning quiet 10 the end; though men and can
non are daily arriving from st. Petersburgh
The Intelligence from Cracow is of peaceful
character.
The affairs of Posen, III as far at least as re-
CARDS the Polish population had assumed q
peaceful appearance. Order, legality, subns-
sion 10 the royal authority as modified by the
late concessions, were preached every where by
| the Poles themselves.
VENETIAN REPUBLIC.
Twelve hundred Ventians have been defeatet
at Montebeilo, near Vicenzl, by body of 6O0(
Austrian infantry and cavalry. The create
| part OF the Venliians were the students who vol
unteered FROM Padua and Venice. Many killed
LOMBARDY.
The Jesuts have been baushed, and all thei
| property sequestrate
King Charles Albert has actually commenced
hoslities. The Sandman troops have game,
some advantages over the Austrians at the brdg
O? Goilo, on the 9Th ult.
On The 0ih ult, the Austriaus were again dc
| fealed, aud the Pledmontese army took up a pc
siilon within the triangle formed by MantuG
Verona, and Peschiera, thus insulating each c
those places. The news OF these victories pro
duced extraordinary sensation at Milan. Potest
Casati harangued the people, and declared tina
Charles Albert would plant the banner of Italia
independence and liberty on the summit OF III
Alps.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS November co. s4e
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolvency
L for the County Of Worcester has this day issued a
Warrant against the Estate of FISHER A. BOSWORTH
of Worcester in said County, physician an insovent
debtor, and the payment of any debts or the delivery
OF any property belonging to said insovent debtor
him or for his and the transfer of any properly by
him are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said debter will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the sirh dag of DECEMBER negt at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof of debts and
the choice OF an assignee assignees of his Estate
dbtwlt41 GEO. JONES' d. Sheriff.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. ID. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctre>s Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Pac-
tiOner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
DR.. Provost of the late firm oDrs Gouett q Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore, at his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, LEFT hand, up stairs
over the Store of G. c. Clapp
DIX Goulet in practice, nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medicnes,and can be consulted his Office
all hours of the day. from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
Dr. G. takes this occasion say, that he feels grateful
for the avors he has received his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit contnu
ance of their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts their behalf.
10. diff A. D. GOULETT.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS: November II, 1913.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolven-
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant az ainst the Estate of SAMUEL, G. REED
of North Brookfeld, in said County, wheel manufac.
tuter an insolvent debtor, and the payment of any
debts or the deveryot any property belonging to said
nsslvent debtor him. for his USE and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
lie held at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the second day of December nert
nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
10 choose an assignee assgnees of his Estate.
dbtWlt4I J. DAY, D. S, Messenger.
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CONSULTATIONS in AFFLICrION.
Ttanslated Gtom he Germaa 81 . Largler.,

Translated from the German Of Larater."
Germany has ever been proud OF her poets and Justly
So and the author of the original of thus piece nam
tanned prominent position in the galaxy of her poetic
stars The name Of Lavater in Germany is crowned
" it'll the need OF praise Pope's in England
Rousseau's in France, and Dantes in Italy.
Though bitter tears and frghful woes
My lie for years assa;
Though friends DESERT time yield me foes
Meath fate I'll never quail.
a day shall speed, holy day,
With peace my soul to calm,
70 Heavens portal point the way,
D,huse the sacred balm.
Delight 10 sorrow succeeds,
In this all priceless hour;
N more the heart liz torment beeds,
Affections lose their power,
How sweetly shines this clmgng hope,
or consultations aid
When virtues with temptations cope,
The latter fly dismayed.
Why then despond, thou weeping man
Hath Heav n charms for thee?
Hope on, hope on lies shortesr span,
From trouble meier free.
Brgh joys await thee, sheud's thou bear
In peace all evils here.
Wan misery aiicts not THERE,
Nor ills, nor pains appear.
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ffSSSaz9. Proposes resume the Practice of Medi-
NIIIYYzYA cine far relates to the treatment OF
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dentiton Ii is fact that of the Irregular
ites and consequently many of the defects the second
set of teeth, are caused by msmanagemert during the
eruption and before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry Tor several years past, has
made the principles and process dentiion also the
rritatons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, az House.
The subscribers have formed cohnexon in the bust
of Dentistry, which will he contiHutd the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, NJ. d.
Sept. 22-tf C. d. COOK, NJ. D.
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WORCESTER Il NASHUA RAIL RoAT
EE5Ezg Es7EeSzzsE1 EssEsseszssssez - I'll


Open from Forester to the Fttckbur r. Road in Groton
IN and alter Wednesday, Nov. %, the trains will leave
~ as follows, as a temporary arrangements until the
whole road is opened from Worcester Nashua which
will be about the 10th December. 10 wit
Leave Worcester 5 80, AM, and s 80 Pm.
Leave GrotoB, $40 AM, $40 and $40 PM.
This road connects at Groton with the Fchburg, the
stony Brook and the Peterborough and Shirley Railroads.
All the trains from Worcester will arrive at Groton in
season Tor the Fitchburg Trains Boston, and the
and 80 M trains in for the Stony Brook Trains
Lowell.
The 10 AM. and 40 Pm. trains from Groon leave
gu arrival OF trains from Boston and Lowell and
the $40 M train arrives in Worcester for the
Norwich and Worcester trains to Norwich and N. York
and the Western Railroad New York Springfield and
Albany The $40 M train leaves arrival of Train
from Boston.
Passengers from Worcester, going West and North on
the Fitchburg Road will wait Groton till arrival of
Train from Boston.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at 5 80 A. NJ. and
Groton at 6 90 Pm.
Trains will for the present receive and discharge Pas
seHgers in Worcester at the Station Lincoln Square
Carriages will be in attendance convey Passengers TO
Stations OF other Roads.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Nov 81 e4S. dwtf
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Wood and Land at Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction in Uxbrdge, on Wed
w nesday the 29h Of November inst about 81 acres Of
WOOD standing, and Immediately after, the LAND On
which 1t stands, situated about II miles from Uxbridge
centre Also, some three acres o. PLAIN in the norm
part OF the town For information inquire of JOHN W.
CAPRoN, Uxoridge, or L. SPRING, I'd. Worcester
NOV B, 1913. W2t46
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BROss's Xpress forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport FaH Riuer Bristol Harren.
July %. dwtf
CIV. B. PALMER ls agent Tor this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton, No 8 Congress Street.
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DIR. L. C. MEAD.

6fT Dentist, Gate OF Providence, r. RI
NlIyY YYP Taxes this method inform The Ladtes
and Gentlemen Of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City The practice of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods All work will
be warranted to give perfect sasfaction and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street. sept 25
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BIRTH DAYS.

Why should we count our life by years,
Since years are short and pass away
Or why by fortunes smiles or tears,
Since tears are vain and smiles decay.
o why by yHtues-these shall last,
When LIES short, weary race is DER;
And these, when earthly joys are past,
May cheer US on brighter shore.
Who are the old Not they whose cares
Bave white locks DER their temples spread
Wisdom alone is mans grey hairs,
AnG these may crown The youthful head.
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STWGTWn SCH00T,.

THE undersigned will commence a School of Insruc.
ton in VOCAL MUSIC for adults, the Piano Forte
Room of Mr.. A. S. ALLEN in Panes Block, Main Street.
on Friday EUeniHg, NoU. 18th, at O'Clock.
Terms made known at the time and place.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to attend.
Nov "A. d9w S. c. MOSES.
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~ "Mam," said sunscorched foot traveller
to the good lady OF a farm house his road !,
scan you give poor fellow bite OF something
TO eat very hungry, nam, hav'nt eat any thing
since yesterday, man, and tomorrow'll be the
third day" A large Indian pudding smok-
ing on the table for the noon meal, and he was
welcomed to partake il he would carve handsome
ly. After eating enough he asked permission to
cut a small slice for companion who was wait
ing for him the road 1t was granted, and
with his knife he divided the mass and rolled the
halt over his handkerchief. "Bess me :"
exclaimed the lady, asonlshed chad Mt you
better take tother haltp' "Thauk you, man,
says he, 81 don't mind il do,' and suiting the
action TO the word, the remaining halt followed
It's companion, leaving the good woman dinner
less.