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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
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Rnualton Academy.

v,,,r SPRING QUARTER Of this Institution vii, com
rsrcc Fcb. IS and continue eleven weeks, under te
care Of Mr. q Fellows Tn,Ga oS oma Languages Es
os rcnsonnbe as at any other similar lnstlu'
uon, lho 9"'''''' d, c, DENlSON, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Receipts for The Freman-Vol. 7.

IASGS4 y - ALL 1917 r. ! S~~A'NA@ S-' -
JK Cogswel, Warren House g. Gov
i'll, D Lawrence, d Hancock, ] Williams,
A Wainwright, s GreensttN Aldrich, W
Irish, ] Fellows, + Moulto P Eaton, Jr,,
d Dearborn, s Field, j PorelI R P Che.
ncy, r r Keith, J Jewet J Haskns, W
Fairbanks, Geo Sherman, French, L M
Colbufn, ] King Cd, E Martin, NJ Parmc-
ter, J Nichols, Wiswall, Ellis, f Cook,
H Z White, @ A Bass, P Baker, A
w Woodworth, D Crane, R Williams, }
Ballard, D Move, S Curriet A Sanborn, $
Wiswall, W Hoffman, E Cob, A N Whit
tesey, N Kinsman, S L Town, II Tolman
A Richardson, Bosworth, NJ Dewey, /
Wyman, NJ Dimick, A Sargeant, NJ Hlb-
bard, Mrs Eastman, D Qumby, d Cole,
] R Cheyer, w Sanborn, E,Snborn, S Rug
glcs, J Ellis, Z Gray, J JH Johnson, E
Abbot, ] Morris, A c Cunmins, Sl,5O,
each; II Conroe, S Ormsby f Burnham,
J Perry, D F Mackrass, T Holmes, E W
Wilcox, / Keith, HazzIetp, B sonborn'
SO ~ d GasRy Z ,.awrer y = W ! irish, 2
Campbell, l. Is LoNeJoy,' iA0'eI' d
Stearns, $500 each.
I. Bates. NJ L Nichols, j Wing, S Bes-
sey, E g. J Lyndes, A NJ Hdgeman. Skin
ncr g. Foss, c N Andrews R II Rollins,
G Lyon, D Babcock, 81 ,Oteach.
: A H Huntington, l,l3; Martin, 60;
\ L Thrasher, 81; S W Fnch, 90; Chs
r Parker, 80; D Kinsman 50; W New
man, |, 10; C Corey, rs R Rust, ,25
d tt Sergeant, 81 L Aldich, IL; c Al
T. drich, -; W circuit, rs; ,Childs, 81 l.2
,, R Moulton, 1862; Tuker, l sc; l.
e, Ainsworth, 81; NJ Guelnse, 81 B Little
Al Is; N II Bennett, rs; | Sherman, 10
Ie D c Hardy, 36; P Carpenrr, l,25; i Ed
It. ~ son, Is; NJ Clark, 50; GThom, 25;
rs Prentiss, 50; r Woodbury. 10
Il. Total, $1,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

INDIANA, The Legislature recently in
session passed resolve instructing the SEN
ators and representatives in congress to eE-
ert their influence to attach the WlImOt
proviso to any law that may be passed for
organizing territory acquired from Mexico
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

FOREIGN NEws.-The Europa arrived Feb
ruary s, but brought no news of much interest
except that of the loss of the N York packet
ship Hottinguer, which was wrecked Jan. l2th
on the coast of England with the loss of he
Capt Barsley and 10 hands. Cotton was rising
and flour was slightly on the decline.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
TEE MARKGTS.
RRIGuTON. TErsdnY. m

BRIGHTON, Tuesday, Feb. 7,
At Market, 800 Beef Oate, no Stores, Q
pairs Working Oxen, q Covsand Calves, 5000
Sheep and ilO Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE Extra, So 25-
First Quality, 00-Second, 515-Thlrd, 5 GO
WoRKlNd OxEN--S67, -, y %
CowsANn CALvEs-$2G g. "a, &c, so.
SRrEH-$2 90, 2 so, 2 75-Oue Extra lot
sold at So so each.
SwrNE-3 3-8 A 3.8c RatiI, 4 1-2aG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

CAMBRIDGE, Wedlasday. Feb. G.
Atmarket, All Cattle--abqu3OO Beevcs--ond
III Stores, consisting Of WoTsng Oxen Cows
and Calves, Yearlngs, and }ud years old.
PRICES. MAHKET IBEEr-Extra So %
per cwt, 1T quality, 5 SO, % pality, S 90, Sd
quality, 4 IS.
ORDiyARY-s3 90 a A 90.
Working Oxen ESQ 70 SIS a IS.
Cows AND CA1yEs-Sl7,& q, 80.
YEARLINGs.-5 10-Tw Years oId-l0
10 Is 20-'Fhree Years old-l2 Is 20 81.
SHEEP AND LAmBs-l302a market. PM.
crs-Extro, 81 co 5 co, Z 90 By lot, 81 Co.
so, ] SO, 9 co, a275.
SwtNE-4 &c. Retail, 5 &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
4, TEMPERANCE.

The friends Of temperance IN Washington
County, are requested to meet at the Court
House, in Montpelier, on Thursday, the 2lst
inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Ye that love tenn
oaronce health, virtue, and would eschew drunk
enness, disease and crime,-e'me, COME Shall
we hold up our flag? or shall we surrender the
citadel? IT'S for y0u 10 say.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
cash for Ashes.

O,ropps g. I,ANGDON will pay "A cents per oushel 10
all the good Ashes delivered at their Potash I'LL 'hs IL
day OF January next 20
December 3, 1870
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
N6.MaAO Ycss. Cotton.

DOUGlF previous to the advance Of cent per yard and
ID for sale at old prices for few days. TERMS CAsH,
aud one price only. ETORRS e LANGDoN'
Feby II. 1:I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Adyninistxa toE's Sale.

WILL be sid at PUBLIC AUCTION, in the vlllnqe of
w Montpelier, the 18th day cf March next, at o.
clock p M unless previously disposed of at private sale
tbe whole of the Real Estate oil ROGER HUBBARD, late Of
Montpelicr deceased -conssling Of comm0dious dwell.
linz house and outbuildnGs, situated the Academy
in aid village Also Farm Of about IS of excel
lent llage Paslurng ana Wood Land, with good Barn
thereon situated in and adjoining said village; and also,
about II acres of wood land in Berlin nearb by said village
and one undivided halt of Pew in Episcopal Church
GEO. .WORTIIINGTON, Admir-.
Montpelier, Jauy. OCH, 1850. 5:1w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
lust Received
Oct. so, lSl9.
Al Ellis. Wilder g. Co.'S,

NOW openng the most Extensive Assortment OF Goods
IN ever offered in Montpelier consisting of every variety
of Broadroths Cassmeres Doeskns Vestngs Croekery,
Hardware Groceries, Furniture, Feathers buffalo ko6es,
etc etc. Cali and see. 81 D. VIZ w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
EDasGg'EpfsNT Fed

THE committing Of our old demands to lawyer, till tn
L both inst, and not longer .,
sTORRS e. LANGDON.
Frhjv r. lFI) q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Wholesale and Retail.
At the DeD0l Store, in Waterbury

TN addition to my Larsa Stock of Goods now on hand
J. this day received, common and refined English, Swe
dish and Russia tr Iron, Steel and Nail Rods Shapes and
Hoops of all kinds 10 Tons Of N+, 30 Pieces Bed Tick
ing from cts. and UPWARDS, 10000 lds. Sheetng, from
and upwards, Haugiugs Mill Saws, great variety of
HARD WARE OF every description, Window Glass in all
quantities 20J1 pounds Prime sole Leather, 40 Thick
Boots, 10 cases for boys 10 doz Reynolds Axes, doa
Sharps Axes, dDz Brooks Axes doz. Hunts Axes 5
doZ Jull's Axes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Bakersfield Academical Institution,

UUE SPRING TERM commences on Wednesaay, Feu,
90 The facilities for acquiring the French h4ng4Sgo
are not surpassed in any school in the STATE Mo raod
I'll is well educated French gentleman, anu nus po''"
Bonrd rs per week. including rooms washing ana i9el,
Books and Stationery of all kinds are turnsheu ny '"0
Principal . D,.,
r. g Btsprr A. NJ. Associate Principal
H. A, Burr, A. b., Assistant.
PRoT. s. NJ. BAssErr, Teacher of Music
MIN I" "A SETH CAKES, Secretary.
p,,,r,s1d Ian o.. 1850. 4;4w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Goods Sale al Cost

S creating great cxccm mt at KINGS. Best n. b. J
Kid Gloves worth rs cts for Co. all colors, at KINGS
CALI SOON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

OOO PAIRS GOOD FooTINGs. Also, Dry Apple
l,U()U taken in exchange fer foods for which fair
price will be paid, by SUN q flE a.
Ian. 0, 1850. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
E-AND FOR SALE.

y subscriber wishes to sell 80 acres ct his tat sa
M,oNeer on the road to Nolthned Said land in good
home far small farm md is in good state OF cultivO-
ton. uApvPy ALIEN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
80 BS0X. Axes

lust arrived and arriving, Of the best warranted make
Il for sale by the dOz low be bought in Boston.
Merchants, Please send IN yOur orders.
Feb'v - 1880 T;tf STORRS & LANGD0N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Hhaan for Cash.

A Fic Anlccas. Fig SATIN Striped CashmeFes, Han
and Figured De LANES Long Shawls exc Just purchased
9TH Cash and will sold 10 per cent less Than al any
other store in the state. EIh'o' Winning 10 ~
Oct. 30, 1919.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

Messrs. Mangum and Borland explained state
roonts which thew had made respecting WASH
;ngton. that no offence was intended 10 Ills ueS'
'' Mr. Hale presented the petition of the Qua
lors If Wisconsin, for prohibiting slavery rom
mo ,srr;tores, and moved that it be received
which motion was laid upon the table ny a Vo'e
Mr. Dmclas. in some brief remarks explain
al tbn reason for voting against the reception OF
. yu rosolntions from North Carolina yesterday
said he was opposed to the whole slavery DS''a-
ton. .,,,oordaa and Mr..
Hunter announced the death OF Mr. Ne"Illan'
and offered the usual resolutions.
Mr., CLAY stated that the death having occ 1iI
ID Jnr,ng the recess, he would move TO dls-
pense with an adjournment. &C.. ,;o,rr
Mr.. Cass suggested that the senate aalouIl
in this case and adopt rules applicable 10 'u'u'e
cases. ~ Jro,, his
After some debate, Mr.. Clay wlthdre" iii
motion. and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
hill TO remit certain duties on merchandlz'
DESTROYED at New York in l845, was referred,
Mr.. Potter introduced resolution, calling 10
the expenses, &c. for transmitting inc HILLS
Oregon and Panama, ---...;.
Report accepted-In favor oil inc apPfopE'a
ton Of land in Oregon for negroes " .,..-
The report to refer that portion OF 'ns ines
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, &c.

SCOTT & EIELD
VTAvE ,pcaiyed a large assortment Of Butts, Screws,
III Locks and Latches 4 c., direct from the manutactu-
md enabled to sell LOW Err than any other con-
Germ in this vicinity, a.,
Sent 10, lS49. % ---G---
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
Purified Cod Liver Oil,

a Sure cure for Consumption and
,croula on the lungs asthma, bronchitis coughs ana all
diseases of the lungs and chest Prepared from lresh "
srs and for sale by the gallon or less quantity, by
OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14

30 Tons 0G ASAaisteH
NOW being ground and daily receiving in store, by
" Fch'y 70. 7:tf STORRS & LANGDON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
FUR u GAPS.
NN m. RURNEH III
Wanted,

rYAs this dav received and is manufacturing FUR, AND
III FIR TRIMMED GAPS, which will be sold CHEAP
Al 80" 44:tf Nov lst '49.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
Population of San Francisco.

The community OF Sau Francisco is d
/ perfect oilo podrida, although Us principal
! Ingtedint aud general character Is American
! The Americans are the Unlous aud ilaypi that
season the whole dish. Let any Que place
| himself in any one spot tor hall au h0ur.aud
! lie will see uIaUy casts as we're ever dre-
| AIMED of 10 his philosophy OF human
ny IN clay by great caster. not The counter
presentment OF plaster oi Paris, wrought by
ma man hands. And yet there Is no clashn.
no Interference, no nstioJdl, sectional feelings
eugendered, and a better regulated commu-
nied never existed. Here you will fiud the
New York merchant. the Southern planter, 4,
the Western farmer and the Eastern trader -
the stakeholder and the hot-headed abolI-
ZIONIST Here is the volatile enthusiastic
aud sanguine Frencbman. Then comes the
fiery, t.headed Italian, who lowers his
brvws, aud growls ouI 4 deep ''daydlO' thro
hIs teeth, II Que but logs ms elbow. In his
wake comes the stOlId German, with his ilttle
blue cap and enormous vizor, who seems,
while he Iuhales ms tobacco suloke from the
bowl of hIs Dutch pipe, 10 exist bUt Ia dream
but IN his eyes )ou csU see his tsvorlle eX-
preston. "Meln Got, what a couUries"--
Next we see the EngIishman--who, let him
1--we under American institutions. aud as,o-
cate with Americans all his llle, never loses
his nationality. He bears his birth right up
on his brow. he carries II 10 hIs hat, " ~ lfB-
printed upon his coat, II is perceptIble IN his
vest. II - evident IN his trousers. sbJ uD.
questionable IN ms CATERS shoes. Then
comes the child of Eup, poor, down rodden
BETRAYED Ireland. HIS looks are brighter Uow
/ ut saddenng thoughts will cast shade o.
yer hls brow when ne thinks Of the green
sod that grows over he graves of bs aOces-
tors. When he conIuTes up the history VI
her long, long years OF poverty aud oppress-
100, when he sees the thousands aud thou
siDds 'of his couutrymen starving and dying
like dogs upon the wsyslde. and big tears
glistens ia his eye; aud yet he yeslus for
home, and determines when he nss obtained |
wealth enough To 1y again to ms own native
land The harp is music IN nIs ear, the
shamrock the OASIS in the desert, aud be
echoes the words OF the sung;
"oh steer my bark bark TO Erin's Isle,
For Erin is my home"
10 all due reverence and sincerity, and with
his hearl in bis mouth. And here m your
osnnie Scott, from Aberdeen TO Glasgow.
long headed chiel, who takes care Of his
bonnie merry Scott. Nov
stalks the Spauiard with his darn complex
100. hIs rsveo locks, his piercing eye. "jeal-
oos io honor. sudden and quick 10 quarrel"
the p,oud blood of the Castiian mobiles man
ties 10 sduy 10 his cheek, and he bows With
he ar Of don 81 lbe oldsn time. RE 10 iol-
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

lowed by Mexicsn. lie u Proud Of tho
lev drops IL Ca,Iiiisn blood that remain Ia
his veins; but he IL merely houotesfsis pre-
sen nent. Here CONES y bevy Of Celestials.
With Their dark loose clothing, their iyepros-
enable white stockings. and their practical
bouts and shoes. They are all very happy
aod claonsh; The only real socialists in exis-
teoce. They guard their pis rails ~ their
honor, aud cherish them wnh the utmost de-
yoIion. A {. hiDese would as soon think of
severing his head FROM his body. az cuStxil-
ing the fair prbporiun Of The heiI-loom oil
his country. The Celes,ials are very useful
quiet good ciIlzeus. and are deserving Of the
respects OF all. Then comes the tswny Ma
lay. dressed 10 bali civilized style. very dirty.
but wiIh = carriage aud bearing that would
become q regal court. He looks out Of place
lu our streets, gisiog onc al idea oi degeo-
ated usd disgusted Othello. Here comes tho
fall and manly Pole, and a. we waicu h,s
form. we eau bat drop tear for pour Poland,
whose children have shed so much Of their
hears blood ioi llberIy, but Ia vain. Walch
the Chllanos the Pernvidns, The Swiss, tho
Russians. Prusians, ksnakas, Negroes. and
--no. we have no GhIisnes here as yet, tho
usuy bear as distinctive marks Of their con-
sauguinify lo he animal race, as they do to
the newly discovered ''Ghdanes. or nen with
tshs-' AID all these iuhsbiisnts Of The four
quarters of the globe have been attracted w
the spnl by The magnetic influence Of gold.
They aie ail seeking il--somc with high sud
nOble Thoughts, soine for thu sake OF gold,
'ha, they may make noise in the world;
some Tor honest ends. aud sone for simple
living, bed. boSid aud lodging. Tor tho mere
,usIeusoce ot na'ure. Tni' strikes the eye
Of SlI. aud IS but lain', mesgie shadow OF
Dur population. AZ the clown says ia The
cncus, "Lel'm go, Jonny - Alta Cali
f0rniu.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

Dickens. in his "Household Words" has
given some statistics in relation TO the wealth
Of the working classes. In 1870. the Saw
iogs Banks Of England contained deposits
from various individuals in humble life, a
mounting 10 Sl3O,O0O,0O0 In aJdtion, there
are many friendly Societies in the United
Kingdom. OF these, there are iu Great Brit
ain 1900 regularly enrolled according TO
Act of Parliament, consisting of 1000, 900
members. wilha gross revenue Of f3, 800 900,
aod accumulated capital amounting to &C.
10000 sterling. To this must be added the
capital belonging to unenrolled benefit soci-
ties Exclusive Of those in Ireland, which has
been estimated al go. 200. 900 sterling, be-
longing to $500, 600 members. IL is added
that the operative classes Of Great Brilan
possess at this moment, in Savings Banks
and Friendly Societies. capllal to the a.
mount Of S220,0O0, 900.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
The individuality of Locomotives.

Ii is remarkable tiuIh. aud we'll apple
IL nhght be profitable 10 US, la helping US
10 make tar allowance for the difference be-
tween the ,empetsmeuts ot different men-
that every Locomotive EngIue running on a
railway, has dIsIuct individuality aud char =
acter OF It's Own.
IL is perfectly we'll know 10 experienced
prsclIcal engineers that IT two different loco
motive Engines were made. AT the same time
oi the same p0wei, Iey tie same purpose, of
like Q'sle'l"ls:sJl2- shsSgge4 + 4slolys7--each Of
these LOCOMOTIVE ENglDes would come out
wIh us peculiar whIns aud ways, only as.
cettalued by experience. Que engine will
tahe Ii great meat ul coke aud water al once;
snOihet vii not hear of such thing, but
viii INSIST on beng codxed hy spades lul and
buCkrs lui. Que is dlspuseG tU start of,
when lequned, at the top ol his speed; an
uther must have lIIlle lime 10 warm al MS
wUtK aud To gel well IulO n. These peculI-
AL les are 81 accurately mastered 10y shlilui
drivers, that only particular men eau per
suade particular engines 10 do tnrIr best
Ii would seem As Il some Of these 'cxcciieut
m0usleis' declared on beng brought out ut
ihe stable. AL its Smith VINO Is To DIVE me,
/ won't GO. llirs my TREND Stoke, dm
agreeable to do auy ihlugn'
All locomotive Engines are low spirited
IN lamp aud tnggy weather. They have
great satisfaction IA their work when the air
Is cilsp aud l,osly. Al such a time they are
very cheerful aud brisk; buI they strongly oo-
ct to haze aud Scotch m:sIs. These are
points of character on winch they are all uni
ted. Ii Is IN their pecullarltles aud vatleues
OF Character that :hey are must remarkable.
The Railway Company who should con-
sign all their Locomotives to one UNIFORM
standard Oi treatment, without any allowance
Tor varying shads Of character aud opinion,
would soon tall as much behind hand IN the
world as those greater Governments aie. AID
ever will he. who puisue the same course
with the iuer piece OF work called Man.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
HILLSDALE, OCT. 20, 1850.
The Goblin Telegraph.

When first the Lightning's stylus traced
Its characters ofwonder.
We stood amazed as folks conversed
A thousand miles asunder;
But what are lightning messengers
From Buffalo to Natchez,
Compared to news from Kingdom Come,
By underground despatches'
The goblin t0legraph's at work
hollow kind of rapping,
As if the ghosts of publicans
Were empty barrels tapping,
Is heard in old Connecticut
Perhaps for her dement's,
In showing by her license law,
ALtipathy to spirits -
Butno-that cannot be the cause
For in our western cities,
The operators down below
Are bothering the COMMITTEES
And unbelief however bold
To superstition truckles,
To ghosts their strong impressions make
With telegraphic knuckles.
a'OhiC shttIllB tuIlOlhl NJ
Deemed these revealings fables,
But when they went 10 Rochester
The spectres turned the tables,
Some messengers from Heaven were ent,
And some from regions warmer,
And lately sundry knocks were heard,
From Knox, the great reformer
The apostolic hierarchy
Have made new revelations,
And criminals have got mixed up
In sanity Conversations
And sundry sinners down below,
As questioners and repliers,
Have proved themselves, SANS DoUrE, 20 be
The most coniummate liars.
When it will stop Heaven only knows
The lines fast extending,
And messengers from East to West
The spirit world is sending,
Twas once said "dead men tell no TILES"
But now murdered man, sir,
II asked who knocked him on the head,
Knocks back the name in answer.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
A Caution TO Hearty Eaters.

Mr.. William Burdick, of Newport. K l.,
while eauug supper on "Wednesday, choked
himself with piece ol beelsIeak Medical
aid soon removed the obsuuclion, but the
pulse had ceased. aud he was pronounced
dead. Artificial means of restoring life were
resorted Io--cold wafer was dashed upon his
iace-arti6ciaI respiration was attempted,
and he was bled freely.
Alter the last had been done, conscious
ness was suddenly restored, he raised his
head quickly, pointed to hIs throat, and said
'gone!" After the verwheiming feeling OF
suffucaIion and impending death. Mr.. Bur.
dick had no recollection OF any painful sen
sation, or Of any OF the circumstances which
ocCuered, until alter he was bled.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
A. 5. WEIGH.


Dr.. Johnson, speaking Of a lady who was
celebrated for dressing we'll, remarked;
The best evidence that can Give you OF
her perfection 10 this respect is that Que csa
never remember what she bad on." Delicscy
offeeliug IN lady WI prevent her putting
on any thing calculated to a,tract notice; sbd
vet 4 female Of good taste will dress so as 10
have ..ery part OF her dress couespond,-
thus wh,Ie she avoids what Is snowy and at
uactve, everything will be adjusted so as 10
exbibn symmetry and taste.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

The Belfast Me Journal tells Of su old
lady who was always troubled with the asth-
ma during the prevalence OF east wirds.--
After consulting physicians without sue
cess" her husband nailed the weather cock
with his head wesr, aud she hasn't been
troubled With the disorder since.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

The debt Of Boston. including water r-debl,
rs S6,l95,li4. Among the items of expense
for the past year. is the following For a
Dateh dog. and damages done by him, $50
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
ONE TRIAL,
DR.. NTTCHCoCK'
A CARD.
DIR. T.. FRENCH,

NNTishes to say 10 his friends andthe Public gen.
w orally that he has removed to town and in
tends to Devote his whole time 10 the duties Of his
Profession. The success attending his practice in
this county, for the last eight years must be his
best recommend.
N.B.-His Dwelling is situated on the corner Of
Ferris and McCoIlum. ST., in rear Of Court House
his Office he generally carries with him, in the
shape Of pair Of mammoth Pill Bags--hs fees will
be reasonable-but little pay required during the
present Administration
Dec. 18th. 1919. a02
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

GUFERFINE FLOUR-A superior srticle
~ frointhe "C~sbta Mills" for sale by thebarrel
,r pound
~ Buckwheat Flour and Corn meal, constantly
',snd aud for sale at g. w. Uuderwood's
ia A. NcDERMID.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

Mrs. PsningIon having heard her son say
that there we're great macy anecdotes 10
the new almanac. begged him 20 ca; them
ell DOT. rs she bad heard that when aDy body
was poisocsd. oo,b'pg sas peeesssty but 10
give him an aaccdots, aud IL would cute him.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29

= kET-Alwnys On hand. and for ale ~, nv
= warehcase J. ". NAY.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-10-29
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