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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

OF revolutionary era, his name might have
been signal of doom to quakiDg nations; his
renown might have blazed Like comet, through
all time. But he was born in the widest noun
tains OF Kentucky; he was taught the spirilusl
tenets of Wesley, and educated to regard the
calling of Methodist circuitrider as the lofti-
est on earth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

Our ENEMIEs WIrHN.-Boyond all doubt
the worst OF our enemies are those which we
carry about with US in our hearts. Adam fell
III Paradise, Lucifer IN heaven, while Lot
continued righteous among the Inhabitants of
Sodon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

An Arab proverb says-by six qualities may
fool be known: anger without cause, speech
without poft, ch'nge without motive, inquiry
WITHOUT an object putting trust in stranger,
ana wanting capacity to discriminate between
friend and foe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
sHTNGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Uo,cestsy p Johnson; Waitsheld, q skinner
Warren, u. RaDh Pl1lnh"lh' pr. bnnfs
Waterbury, T. g. Scott; Marshneld' :. flkln
Wo,lhary A. Tnwn; Barr, G. = Johnson;
Cnai j. No,ver Nouhhrld, W. II. Smith
!; Pc ,rce Faystnn, E. II. Baxter
G !. s,Oyton
ORANGE co.
Rr,,f,1 + n clark q Npwburv J. Abbott;
Br,,SieId D. Kinrshnry. Randolph. II. rhburst;
Eat do =. NJ, Bvp W Fast do. N. r Bro"ks;
rnrfd1ge, J. u: w"oiward;w, do & =. = % Cobb
o. a w. ~ O. WH% vershr. Fers HS Nsw rfe:
W. Topsh,n, b. Nlrch; Washington L. F. 7hurber
". do. ]. F. G-orGe STAFFORD, D :. Bartett'
Newbury Rev =. Siasi
CHITTENDEN co.
Ch,rlotte. w. q Baldwin; Jericho and Underh, L. .
Huntington, J johnson; Barney
Haelbrrsh, J Allen; Richmond. WP BriVcs;
W'stfmd, r. Bench Williston, w French;
Richmond, James C. Walston.
WINDSOR co.
aeth4l, 4 MARSH: Cavcndish, j. C. spaldiRE,
E do. o Umcher Chester, o Hutchinson
Hnch Iter $ Cooper; Royaton, nenrv;
Sh1ron ! Parker Norwich VI DAVIS,
Drdtew,lrr IT, Rivmond Woodstock, l. Richmond
Winl.or T. u. Thirndike de. Lake;
Rrnvnqvinr II D Perkins; sheddsvilIe, Mai Farwell;
Hartf,rd 4 Howard, Qnechpe vii CTinkham,
W H. Staels: Hartiand, II n 0sE"od
B1rna d, l. Blarkmcr; do v ' lizard, IT,,
Nh. l. Reknap; snosvlle, IIazcn;
s,mtre,. G Teriin., 3D. stnckhridgp Rev Mr. Daily
\. 10. Chnndlef; GaySvie, J " Bennett
RUTLAN' CO.
Rutland R r Thrall; Brandon. Z Marsh
A., q Graves; Pnutnev, ]. F. Harris;
waungfDrd \ Ram4dclli Pttfeld, Joyslin;
Clarendon, W D Marsh
.wINDHAN 60.
Town.hend W Ihafter; wilmington. o. j.. shntsr !;
yininYm . IInham, Ham'nond's Willis, q Taylor
Ia n,ira r t;noi.lr; Duver " II James;
Brlttehtro G, Fr0st BrookIno flihti
Al lens, ] J. Shaner;
BENNINGTON co.
Manchester d Roberts, IT,; Dnrset, LaRdon;
Remington, N.tt-sns Bhatshur!, L Bottom.
do nc. Whcnx;
ADDISON co.
F'tti,bntEhto o she,e., srany,e' =. cn@yi
Lne,ln, nr Kent; Addi.on c REEVES;
MidlI,blry, X h, pul-r; Hancock, A. Piper;
Wayhrigr, VI. Siuwa;
FRANKLIN ca.
w. Enoshurgh " Dean FmnkliN, G Feltnn;
iu. Fqll. Cnl Mend II st. Athm>, l. Rransrd J,
Montgomery, Marin: irh'ld J M SNnardj
Baker4itd, & q :ituAt; Y do Foster;
Berkshire, Conhssi sichG'rd, : Il Coil
UALEDONitCo,
K, w Whpulry, Pasrham, D Nattocks;
,h.qurs lnI FosS arlnIa''s Fats dcAthu
\ tmsien N,-ahe. tiibsoH;
5[r 80 Fot.r; Cas1t, a Z ,nk Mclean
DtuvIi. + lI%iri; she'6eli, Il Harvey;
d. W Ia4; Gr"ton, Weld.
ORLEANS co.
Albany, " tttesi IsWrit ~ - n.',,n ,,,m,,.
BrHnn, f. W Xmhall; roy, - - ts..,"n
C'rtf. .hlry. v 4 ItHtn-s; ,'nIoa,,n " Snal.s
90 "e' ..',e.; Coventry, I. Hard
sire n mar " =. s.hI:ft, o G Winsluw.
y,,.sssrh Kimh'iI'
LAVOILLE CO.,
C,,o,,,d,. a s.un-d; J.G,rsnnville J SafT,rd
n, E,n,r.I Sr,u: Hvt t'park, TSa,
Jnh,.,s v ,'ulweu Wnte'vla', v Fisk and
'Iorri.tnwa, W"st; 'AkI'S'
stnv. Itp;,n: 'Woicntt, PrnnOck.
Glen nr AtwAl;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

Frugalty is fair fortune, and industry
good estate.
Sell not thy conscience with thy goods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

At the working mans house, hunger looks in
but never enters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

rsss-Il,5 in adysacr l,15 amer three months, o
M N.r ,ir II ,nth4. 1;- villtec subscribers, 90.
rl,iijrliias nist in all cases, he paid by sub
.csribsrs.-vS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

1t requires hut little wit to make money, hui
much wisdom and grace to spend it properly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
Che fireman

is pUsLrsneD EvEaY THURSDAY MORNING,
IN YIn srtstfs B !adiAg, Seeosd FiOOr-FrOHt'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
List of Agents
FO2 THE FIR Z F M AN.

General AGENTS.
v, R PALMER, Boston.
3, NJ. PETINGIbb~ do.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

J. W. Fl. CHENEY, PRrNrER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
5fIrtt 4flisrrIlGnp.
From The Washington Globe.
REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT.
The Methodist Presiding Elder.

GENUINE PORTRAIT FROM LIFE IN ILLINOIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

C,,,r,d,. a s.u,rd; J.E,rsnnvnl,. Sahrard
~ n 90. / Se,,t: Hvt'park, \ TSa,
Inh,,,, v 1,lVeU Wlteivar, 4 Fisk and
Jnrri.tnwa, N'rt; u tAkI's;
st,y. ' f. tp,n: 'Wulcnti, Prnnock
Fl.n nr ltwtU;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
The Rule Of the House.

Ara very cNccllcn, ho'ci, M, hundred
miles from our parts, (,ly. the y Y. EuJ
thcy were one day short of a waiter, when .
newly arrived lIibcmlan was hastily made to
supply The place or more expert hand
Naa., u..,.. .s.'.. ...s..-
yuu ,-,,r y,,y man wiIh soup, any how"
BE- dad tn do that same, said lhc Alcu
Barney soup came ou the start, and Bar
ucy, after helping ,ll bu one guest, came Up
on the last one.
soup, ,lr'" said Blmr,
" No soup lor mc, ,lid thr gent.
d" but yuu mus, have Il, 'ald liamcy' ." II
10 thg rules uf the house
,.Cuulound the house,' exclaimed the
guest highly cNaspcm,cd. "vhcu don't
van, soup ! won't eat It--gct along With
you.
We'll" ,ud Barney with .olrmnily
d" all | can e1y "a just thi, ll'sthc regulations
OF the hou,', aud iioir me 1rop oi', yrW ee'
nh " Gnpd N. soup"
Tho traveller gave IN, and the soup ~as
gubblrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
Curiosities Of a German Palace.

The royal palace Of Stuttgart, abounds m
curiosltIc, and magnificent works ~ ~ Of the
mos, eccentric kind. In one of the sleeping
apartment, is a H,r,s,ars. or toilet boN, worth
At lcas, 5000 guildc~, (aboul S3,5ool, and
bed which was made lur Napoleon Bona
uartr. which cost 5000 When you cross
the threshold Of one ol the ,aloou-, a white
spaniel springs barking tn the door being
moved hy clpck.work auda spring, Anothcr
clock represents a female iigurc made oi Por-
cclarn, the fall size of lic, and IN national col
ors. The mouth OF the figure l. opcn' dis
pl3,ing twelve front teeth, all numbered from
one 10 twelve. In the morning at o'clock,
these teeth have disappeared, ,ud the mouth
il toothlc,s. A. O'Clock, the LADY takes a
tooth from the bnN on her right, and places II
IN her mouth at : she adds aruthc' and thus
she CONTINUES To- add one aiicr another, ull at
SIX IN the evening all twelve are M. NJ
o'clock she takes away one, and thus on' u'-
I'll " ClOfh w 'N' llNlulh-s h' I"". ~ ~
more too,hlc,s. The clock - wound up once
in six day-. \ barometer Is 81 arranged that
when It porcnds rain, little man runs "ui Of
the house with an open umbrella IN hls hand
and when II i about To snow, be comes oui
with a CLOAK on; and an approaching thunder
s,oun the little man announces 10y coming
forl, with praycr.book in his hand. ThcS'
indications, take place twelve hours IL advance
of the impending change. There Is also
clock in one OF the room-, representing a little
man taking a pinch Of snuil every hour and
sncezinr number oi times corresponding
with the hour, In the library, there -
eopy of Buttons Nat. Hist, IN - volumes
folio, which is printed on pure, white satin
while the illustrations are embroidered on i
in no-- silk. There is saloon in the palace
so feet long. and % feet broad, the floor o
which is covered with one mirror, N ihic'
and solid that one can dance on II. This mir
ror was a present from the Emperor AlcHan
der to hi, sister, The late Queen, aud cost i've
millions of silver roubles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
A longing for Spring

WHrr 'r.m .urHf,r BrU fhHr .Hr-
W, ,.-.r..r ..l.....I -l.,,,-- F...r.
,-F..--.,.f fr..,r,, .. t....,.rr
Ms0r ~l. 'Fr .nrshua., -.'a snd oarn,
A. .r... r...r rE.. rr.r.r- ,r.u.
,-F,.f.tt. ia, f.r.r. ..,f
Mrhru irr-r larr"0 os''- pl'
~. .rr.. ..rf f.,r, AMI .r.-rr.-- ,.4..
NrHrE.. rr,.r -r... .rr,. y,.Hr Do. ..I.s.
l Hrg fH ,rrta 'h. t...- aHa'r,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
SHGHGpHD GAG8
FREAKS OF FORTUNE.

d" Nothing cam o.. done vi'hou, money
sad George. rru.,hIy, "I hlI a splendid
rr.r,, .a my head, bu, nobody viii listen q"
such % poor fellow as
", we're three friends met together, be-
ua.Hu- lbr r.ror- Of furtuec eur lawcuis-
ru1,. however. took 'bc turn they usually
rlsr among rumpa1,ou, whu-e ag, does not
exceed twenty wears.
d. Bod I. -" sand AIb,u," " have finished a
aurA which wouId cryale nav reputation,
could publisher only be m,, with, willing ,o
undertake tl, expenses OF printing
~ have asked our punclpol,' added /,
=. 10 incrrass nay salary, after four Scars OF
a,stduous service, and BE- answered, that OF
such clerks he could hud as many as wished
Tor siN hundred francs o. year"
Nv dear fellows interrupted George,
d" although We have neither the one nor the
cthcr any hope Of making a forune, could
~, no, ~, the credit Of being rich ''
q" To what good 20 asked /.
lit gives onc position IA he world a
large inheritance aurmeuts the consideration
tn which We ar, held everything become
easy"
Il remember, was my answer, having
heard IN my childhood Of a cousin who went
10 Jamaica or Martinique, and never return,
ed
THAT is jus, what VIC want; We will
briug tins cousin 70 life, or rather We will
kIll him. Ye-, Jaqucs Meran died az Mar
Unique, leaving sugar plantation, hfty slaves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

"SAL DIr iSro rln GHvU-D,D RAYS
~ urcu - ,>y ~ 'ru"'-wc inl the fol-
lowing IN tho ClncInnli Nonpancl
." We Ucrc not long slncc much amused b,
q couple Ut lIoo.ier girls, who came ON board
the steamer -----. at tho li,Ilc town of Nj
Vernon, Ind. They hadcyldeuily urcrbcrn
thousand miles from home, aud wcrr max.
ING thctr fnt trip on q Icamhoai. Th- elder
ong Wa Nrry talkativc, and perfectly free and
unconccmcd, with regard tn the n1nr eve.
that were scanning their moycwnt. The
other was of the opposite turn ofuind, incln.
ing In b1shiulnc,s. Atdluucr ourladic, were
honorcd with a seat at the head - the table.
and the eldest one with her urlal indcpcn-
dcncc, cut her bread into ,mal piece, and
reached over with her Gork lpd drollcd each
mouthiul M the nice dressing o. a plate OF
beef ,teak before her The passenger, pr
served iholr gravity by dnl Of lrc,t effort
P,rcciying that her sister wa, not very Tor
ward IN helping herself she TUNED round In
her and exclaimed loud cnourh,o bc hcardby
halithe table" S'd,y m,o h.craroy- D1d
Vuys ~ nuci m, any on ,H b" 1hiswas iol.
lowed hy e general roar, IN VII ch the captain
bed OH The girl, arrived At tcir place of
destination before supper, md .hrn they Ten
the boat, all hand, gs,r ,,r,' ,hccr, tor the
rIrl, of th, IIousicr State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

AlIooNER ATroESrY oS CAPITAL PuNnu.
ur>r-Thc following ora,iou M, delivered
somewhere At the west, by one Of the profess
ion, who would ,ccln To have quite an aver.
.rou To capital punishment:
" May II please your T.ori,hip apd GcntIr.
men Of the Juy-Thc cas-, is clear A. ice and
as ,haT 10 The doing, 4, no from yoursWce,
heart, The Scripture saith, Thou shAltno,
KIN - now II ,ou hang nay client, you trans
grrs, the command ~ slick as grease and ~
plump "a, an EGG IN = loafer's face. Gentle
lncn. murder Is IuurJer--commilicd by twelve
juymcr, or Nv 1n humble individual my eli
cnt.
Gentlemen, do not dcny the TACT Of my
client having killed man, but Is that
any reason wins you should do .o' No,urh
thing, Gcutlcmcn. You may bring the pre-
oncr IN ruilty-thc hangnan may de- hi. duty
but will that eNonerale you No Suchihing.
In that case you will he murderer Who j.
prepared among you lor the brand of Cam To
be- stamped on his brow to-day Who, free
mcn, who--in this land II liberty and light
Gentlemen, will pledge my word not one
Of you has bowie kRife or pistol in his
pocket no, Gentlemen your pockeis are oi.
crilcrous with the perfumes Of cigar cases and
tobacco you can smoke the tobacco Of rccti.
tude IN the pipe Of a peaceful conscience but
hang my unfortunate client and the scaly all.
igaiors Of rcmorse will galloP the internal
principles Of animal Yercbra, and your anato-
mical construction Is turned into 4 railroad for
the grim and CORY goblins OF despair. Gentle.
man, beware Of committing murder, Beware
say.
Remember the man who attempted to steady
the ark, aud trcmble. Gentlemen | adjure
YOU by the American Eagle, that whipped the
game cock OF creation, and now sits 4
roosting on the magnetic telegraph OF time,
\ illustrous transmigration, to do no murder -
and lastly, gentlemen, II YOU ever expect
to wear boots made OF the free hide Of the
Rocky Mountain BuiIalo-and now sum up
all, IL you ever expect TO be anything bu, .
set of sncaking, loafng, rascally, cut.,hrostet
braided, small ends Of humanity, whitfield
down to indistinctabilty, acquit my client and
save your country"
The prisoner was acquitted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
OLD SERIES, VOL. II, NO. 80.

the other watch "dont know but you've
rather cut your own throat bou, this watch
business. Kinder think now they ain, the
same watch, don't you-beyi"
Il struck the feler as how I'd laid him out,
aud he TUNED like barrel Of spruce beer
He opened the door and swore he'd kick me
out. cooked the revolver, and sez II
"Jes, you undertake To silc my Tunierluncs
with your cowhidcs, ef YOU want % take
breakfast in kingdom-come. lIowscyer, I'm
goin because I'm rcady. Good day, gentle.
men IN the gold jcwelry line, ~ |, as went
out "take good care Of yourselves, and when
YOU happcn down our way, oaH"
Aricr len that place met police officer
and told him tho story He rcckoned ]
couldn't make any thing by dIsiurBin lbc var
mints, 80 | went round to the Chatham Thea
,re and ,,W " llo,, - lni lule the durn-
dcst funniest fellsr ever did scr b, Mu,cs.
iour,, with c,crl,stn afTcshuu.
INimd0y Timcl OmprAu Don,oS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
pOaGNV
IUu, The O>f,rl Dyrn,raLl
THE VILLAGE GRAVEYARD.

% tiTTIE a. CHNsu.
Is.tgt ths ruTtlinsJ viadu~
Ot n, uuu srybrIrd roHm,
Wrb a. .aIIrurl i,,Iag, g1IIus
rhrou.b thr ts,T,-h'. -alh'61r sL-ln-
T. yhsry BE- thr si'5Ht graveyard,
Th- srHv, tomhst1ur. uss,
Ta '-u ~hrrr, sa0I, .-,pipg,
Esrh ,y,r, sbi6ib'rcr hss.
. -1fr u1 thr sl,I mymar,,'.
Ot ths L,,rd auI tl.L,I a~b,.
NrJl ,hiJrr. uf earth. vain -rsl'r'ss,
NpI rr-,f, Of ,'. .urr iy1,.
The .l-,a ct rhs .si ls,ir B,s-.aIisht
u',r rh- mrts vauisrrth,
IA -.i,.g viIi sam.J.aae. Imgrr
on thr saII shi,r l,r, q ls1tb.
-. ta.rk ,pat-y,J L,rk
O. .r.u. be- 30. ,iLrat rg.t,
Tbry D.. r.,t De ths aching srrhr,i,
N1I IalH, f,r thr ~,1p bsrsL
ArI a., .uryI Co. Jh.uA. uhgu thr 'p,uI
With -rtsf b. sI,H.I,I p'rr,
Th-, b.. ,ri u7r rl,rs af rrstHs,
Wbru ..uu~ .h,iI c1,ur 1a uiHrJ'
Aui uuD ~hru N,rury :. t.,.sm,
~. .....f...Er I...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

A Jury in Louisiana have decided that
$1,000 is the amoun, OF damage done to a lady
by breaking her heart over a" breach Of prom
ise," and the New York Globe says that a
par olsuch Z" breaches would sct the Iady UP
Tor life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
chr 0rfor6 Democrat,
rrEtisHIB EvtEN rUEspAN NoENISe n,
MILLETT & MEIIEN.

TrHNs-Ou~ dollar and 6it, cyuts in advance
,,ur d1lhr and ssyrnt,- -hyr thin ~ uluihs
tuu dollars al ths sni "i tn war. To WhiCh hu,
vgrts wiil h. sJlcJ &c even war ia wh,h psyusr
d. dsa,yd.
NuvTEttsENENrs inserted ~ rasoszahLr teftn-
che pruprirtur- MT b~ing asCuuniabl 81 suN Crrul
tsNond th, amouut charged ur the ad,crtis,meut
q Pa,msut Sc an adycrtisrmruts j. hsll o. T.
sIur irum thc date of ths bret ias,Ttioo.
EN n. PAINTE. No. :, Cougrrss g., (oyc,
FL D. Dad, Advertise OulUr,l llpstun, h uur Agyu'
sr rrrriyirg stlr-crirti6s and ldyrtii-einrrt, sH
rhs silis. q Hosion, Nyv NOrk, phil,d,lphia. snl
iiFrHfHTr.
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY NND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
Obadiah Dobson's Account of his Visit
10 a Peter Funk Auction Shop.
SLoor PoLLY Am, East RlvrH,
March ~, 1850.

lie couldn't appreciate his genius. Luke may
he right, hut II occurred to me, that ct a man
was gifted as a sloop cook, it tdidnt ioller tia,
he would make gifted cdimr.
~ | said before. | stullcd into Catharinc
Market. Jemrma scissors what world ol
proycndrr YOU Norkcrs must cat IN the course
of year Pear, io mc there was stuff cnuA
hcaprd in the old buildIu tn keep an army oi
bccrars for cycrlasiln, Sundays not excepted
Aud what rush there was aucr IL II
seemed as II every body had bccn KEEP, on
shor, allowance ior long time, aud were jet
cumin out to rcplcniSh There were men,
women, boys and girls, lurgln oil baskets and
baskets iull of all the mrH,hunablcS IN the
fodder line. couldn't wonder arcr that at
the ,arnal hirncss of your city, Tor il would
be uatral cnulT lor ANYTHING To b. mon,lrous
ht that dcyourrd NJ much fodder as was 10
Carhar6c Market
We'll, Luke dllcd HI, basket and len. /
wn gazing about, when q irllcr who seemed
to be occupied IN the same way, come, up iu
me, carclc,,-likc, and SCI
nvl.... -. .l.,,,n,,r
"Oh. kinder croozin bout, ,cl
lie va, an innoccni.lookin scaiarin man,
had On a tar.pawln, blue shr, i sheath
knife in his belt, and a short pipe in IN,
mouth.
"I"iS 90 up town, ~'E he.
That's eotdln to my no'on' SCI !.
While We was walkln long hr spun some
long yarn bout h. sca'sanicr' tIl bym'by We
got tn a place what had IN blalin letters ia
the windu', " Fine lcwclry a, aucttoh 'hH
evening"
"L"t's 60 in," 'sz my new friend.
had no Objection, n" 10 wc went. There
was a tcllcr behind % do,k, viii, hair enough
on IN face To make nho,s.blnnhr', aui gold
watch IN hl, hand which d" "a' 'r'" w.
sell
"'lhN hoo''ih sriiclc,' ~ he, when hc
- a. CAM. 40, o. -. Lon Lrr,, "a, , ,,f,,,,
-, r..,,c,,nv IT,,,,s,,rcn.,.,
=. ,,,.,,,u,..,l L,J,o r.,r,, W., D.,
ma ,ri. en-, .p.. rs,, oorar ,,,. zone. ana
poo h, ,,ant, t.. rsi,., money on ,,., bo5uml
watch ,u carry himself home tu drc."
"Pcor frlI,r," - / "l'll tell Pete Per.
klns ~ that"
/ had a revolver IN INV pocket, that III jc,,
brur',, fot Pete, and be-, bcnt ou going ~
Calimmy
"IIow muthr hlti" sci ,hr auction man.
B.. Examine the. article" ~ be-, pls,in the
watch over Ia mc and my chum "Ouly TEN
dollars bid and IT,, bound tu 90
81 .Nov 10 Mu,r-. ,l,a,'s cheap, .cI NV
friend "ErI only hsd the pewter, rdroin
for II. sur,."
Well the watch lookcd all night ard r'nu-
tnc, aud rcckuucd might l- we'll swell out
with a waller repeater As the ucN, man, 'osct
l.
Twelve dollar,"
Fourteen" erie, another fnllrr
e, F0rcu," ,rz " anil mot anc,hcr burned
a rrd'"
The G'l,I tried to rai,c on NV bid, bu, mo-
body seemed disposed tohclp him, 30 hc knocks
i, down to- me, spyin-
"stcp r,undrhi way, my friend, oudmakc
change"
We walk, .nu ,hc back roorn, aud be hand,
inc the watch. stuck u,o little buckshtn
rr.. rrllcd Il ou, ,u scr cf II was al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

Why is a trader who uses false weight,
like soldier In ambush Becsute he hs IN
UTch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-22
STATE or INDIANA,{Ss
AanQerburgh COnnfH. SIs.

In the PROBATE Court OF Nan1erIurch County In
Variation. March 1880
Petition 10 Sell Real Estate
.Chailes hnowIes administrator OF rhe estate OF
John Yates, deceased Us Harriet Yates, Mat
thow \ ateS and Wrliam Yates.
Nd now at this time comes The said admins
traitor and files in The office oil The Clerk nj III,
Probate CourI OF Nanderhurgi county his peri,ior
PrayiI for the sae o tie real estate OF said e.eaf.
AM; ana u satsiactoti appearing from the uiida-
vi ui dlsnieresled person this day Fl ed in The
Clerks "thce aforesaid, that Matthew Yates, one
OF me sad Defendants, is nor this time a resIen
OF the Suite OF lndana-rhereore notice is ierehv
given 10 the SAID Matthew Yates. that unless ht
apl ear ana p cad to or answer the said co plain
ants said petition. on nr before the calling OF This
cause at the next OF said court to he held Al the
Court-house in Evansville. on the third Monday in
way next. The same will be heard and determined
in his ab-ence
mhI3 WI SAME T JENKINS CI,h
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-22

I HIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa'er
l. Street, il now open aI-d in iull blast ON Main
2treet, in the large Lfck stone ioIn.efly occupied
y a GumheTIs.
Drummer & Co have Just received from their
Mandatory, III Cincinnati. tue latest New York
style ot Fall and Winter ClO'hing. All at which
tre made and Trimmed in the best manner, under
heir direction, expressly Tor this market, and con
Sists OF every article requisite 10 complete Gentle
mems Wardrobes.
Coats and CIoaks.
A ile assortment ot Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
haek Jaw Blankets; box, and GYer Goats. genR-
Pilot and Beaver Cluh Goats; fine lot oi Cloth
Goats o all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue. French and English Cloth Dress. Frock and
Sack Coats full trimmed; SaliIett and Cashmeret'e e
Goats; Brown, Green and Grey and all eolors ot
Tweed and Cashmere Sack. Frock and Dress Coats;
ytoundabouts and Goats OF oil kinds
PantaIoOns.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants; Fancy Frerch Cashmere Pants, Fancy
stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel Mixed and Ca
let Mixed Satinet Pants Tweed and Coruroy do
ants OF every variety and price to suit purchasers
Vests,
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satinett vests;
and common Vests OF all kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
>esz-ezzr"3 Al he late styles of plain Nh. .dfn.
and fancy silk and satin Cra- 'piEfil
watts, Scaris and stocks; white YE-i
.ilk and all ;oors Pocket Elandkerct els; Linen
md Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and nnel do;
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars; every kind OF Beaver, kid, thread and
:otton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suSper-
iers; silk gingham and cotton JmbIellas SiIk
Hats; Gaps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c
All the above articles and everything else in
furnishing line will BE- sold at Cincinnati prices
ur Cash.
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
during tie season tlCm our ManuiactoIy II
inch uati. strt2ll BRUNREk & Co