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Notice.

The accounts of W. S. johnson will be al
his store for a few days.
A word to the wise Is sufficient
w. S. JOHNSON.
Middlcbury, April sth 1850. SO
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported to On. CaRtsrIE and his Agents
within the last years, which have been entirely
restored.
o. Car. ANDREW J F. TOMS of Bruokly n n. Y, had
moi been able walk step for four years and
so helpless he had TO be fed The celebrated
ply sicians gave him up. In Eve days amer he
menced wearing the GALvANic Bur, NECKLACE, AND
BRAcErs he alked the and in three weeks
he had perfectly recovered his health. Captain Tones
& seventy wears of
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusiyely proves that
" Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF


New Jersey distinguished aitanments and exalted
reputation
Sidney, New Jersey, July IL, lsIs.
pR \ II. CnNtsrir-Dear sir: You wish to know .!
me what has been the result in my OF the appI
cation OF THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECkLACE.
ily reply Is as follows;
For about hreuty y.ars had been suffering from Dys
prrsis Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanent ree from any OF medical
sequence of frequent exposure to the weather the dis
charge OF my pastoral duties became subject 10
Chronic Rheumatism which for wear after year caused
ndesc riiahe anguish Farther; the winter OF 10
and 10 IN consequence OF preaching great deal IN my
own mud various other churches in this region was
attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe
To require immediate suspension OF my pastoral
lahors Nc nervous system thoroughly IrJsfaisd
and my Bronchitis became worse so also did my D!s-
pelsa and Rheumatic affection eyincing that these
disorders were connected with each osher through me
medium OF the Nervous ~ stem In the whole pharma
cnpoa there seemed to be remedial agent which could
reach and recuperate my Nervous system every thing
that had tried Tor tins purpose had completely ailel
At last led by my friends to examine your lnyen
tons and though with no very sansune hopes OF their
efficiency determined to try the effect o the application
of the tiALNANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID This was in June, lsi6. To MY
Gsr,r asroNisHMrNr ~ DAYS DfsrErsiA HAD
soNr; ~ FteHr WAS nNAHlED TO RfsuiE aiS PAS
roRAl LAuoRs HAyE ! siNcr oMirrFn A SINGLE
ssRvicg on Account oF ms BRoNcHirIs ny RHEu-
M,rIc syFForioN Has ENrRtlr CEASED TO rHorn
NJ such Is the wonderful and happy results OF the
experiment
/ have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia anec-
tons They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS, !
BsLiEyF N EvFRy cAsr.
am dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. Lands
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he found the following.
Alcohol, kreosotc,
Aloes, Liquoricc,
Alum, Lithnrge,
Arrow Root, Linseed Oil,
Aqua Ammonia Lunar Causiic,
Aqua Forts, Morphine,
Anthony, Magnesia,
Annatto, Mama,
Borax. Maddcr,
Birthstone, Mace,
British Oil. Numegs,
Basam Copava, Nutgalls,
Bay Wntcr, Olive Oil,
Blue NiiriJl Orris Root,
Burgundy Pitch, Opium,
Cream Tartar, Oil Lemon,
Camphor Oil Bergamot,
Calomcl, Oil Almonds,
Castor Oil, Oil Origanum,
Cochincal , Oil Norwood,
Chron. Potash, Oil Peppermint,
CASTLE Soap, ( Oil Wintcrgrccn,
Chloride of Lime, Oil Sassafras,
Gloves { Oil Cloves,
Cacsin, Pot and Pearl Ashes.
Camomilc Flowers, 5 Prussian Blue,
Canthardcs, ) Phosphorus,
Carb Ammonia, ; Quinine,
Dover's Powders, Quicksilver,
Epson Salts, Z Rhubarb,
Ergot ( Red Lead,
Emery, Rosin and Pitch,
Ether Red Tartar
Flowers of Benzoin Sal Rochelle,
Fancy Soaps. Spirits of Nitro,
Gum Arabic, : Sugar Lead,
Gum Shellac, ) Sweet Oil,
Gum Copal ) Sumac,
Gum Myrrh } Soda,
Gum Gambogc, Sienna,
Gum Scammony, Spirits Turpcntine,
Gum Tragacanth, Soda Powders,
Glaubor Salts Seidlitz Powders,
| Glue, Tapioca,
Iodine, Tar,
Isinglass, Vanilla Beans,
Iceland & Irish Moss,) Vermillon,
Indigo, White Nitriol
Jalap. White Lead,
Jujubc Paste, Whiting, sc. SC.
DYE-STUFFs.
Logwood Cudbear,
Nickwood, Lac Dye,
! Barwood, Nerdigris,
Copporas, Redwood,
Argol, Ext. Logwood,
Camwood, Oil Niuol,
Fustic, Yellow Berries,
Red Saunders.
East India Mediterranean and European
Drugs, Paints and Oils Pcrfumerv, Fame,
Soaps, Fancy Articles, Surgical instrument
Brushes, Trusses, French, English and Amer
can Chemicals of all kinds, Bronzes, Dycstufl
Saratoga Waters Patent Medicines of every d
scril tion. Shaker Herbs, Roots and Extracts, &
SC.
We trust that purchasers will find it for thei
interest TO call and examine this stock befor
purchasing elsewhere
Physicians prescriptions promptly attende
to.
; Competent Clerks in constant attendance
n B.-Dr. Russell holds himself in READINGS
to attend, as usual, all calls in the line of
Profession.
Aliddlcbury Nov 10 lS4O 30
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
BALSAM,

Is The Most Highly Approved and Populaj
.Sdndard dedicinf nolr ia General Sc f1J
COUGHS, COLDS AMI CONSUMPTION. Asthma
bfonchiis aud all Pulmonary Affections aud Dscascs
the Lungs and Chest.
II i Illus spokrn Of by eminent Physicians One saws
" For The above complaints II is superior to any Other
p.eparaliO" used" Annther-'' II has been used with
wonderful success and has superiority every Kind
OF medicine used Another 81 can with confidence
recommend H." Another" Il has been USED with com
plrie surccss, ana satisfied that II valuable med
icne Anithrr-, II Is n safe convenient and very ef
knowledge disappointed the sonnhle expectations Of
those who have used IT," An0iher-"It is cqunl not
superior IL any other medicine within my knowledge
fNiiaci from letter dated DAY ton II Aphl - 10
A." Il hrst Introduced nt0 my,iHmy by oclsbfnied
Physician some ten yeas ago aud such was The benefit
my wife derived from III II we have not been ilhout il
In our house since. have ais' recommended II TO al
least my different persons since for An, ciions of The
Lungs aud IN no, know NJ single which II did
give immrdiaereliefan and cured after being
given up by their Physicians "
n BEWARE OF GoUN fERFEtrS ANDIMlTA.
lions, such 't'aitcr's Compound Pulmonary Ba,sam
"Amcrican Pulmonary hakam,' and others In part hra
ing the name. Enquire for The article by lis whole nam,
the "NEGErABLE PULMONARY BALsAM."
aud that has the written slgranire Of Nm Ion,
CuTLER upon ytil1w label. the blue wrappers
Each bottle aud seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
iiasam'
Prepared by REED CUTLER, importers and Whole
sale Dsalers in Medicines. Paints, Chemichis and bye
Suhs 80 India Snect, Boston, aud fod by Druggists A
pntheeaes aud Country Merchants geneTa rally For par
cu'ars and recommendations see a Pamphlet acrnm
panyins each halils rce 50 cents fo sale In Midd,
bury, by :. Moody. 81 'Gm.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Ladies Over Shoes, Buskins aud Sandals,
Whips, Wallets, Vest Springs, Door 90.
Gloves, Easiics Suspenders, Gum,
and India Rubber Cloth may be found Chca
at the Cash Store. II. l.. FULLER.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GAJ,VANIC NECKLACE

is used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head,
such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
and SICK Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face, Bu1zing Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which generally Nervous, and that distressed COM
IL .I..tc .IL IL MIN
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Notice.

PIP. FRANCIS has assigned to us all his
Store accounts and demands. All persons in
dehted to him are hereby requested TO make
immediate payment to us. -
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Mildlchury, April 2s, 1850. l'3w
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PresorVative for the Hair

KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S HAIR
~ PRESERVATIYE has now been in use
nearly four years and has proved itself to be
the best article for improving the growth and
beauty of the hair that has ever been invented,
as hundreds arc ready 10 testify. 1t entirely
stops the hair from coming out and imparts to
it strength and vigor and gives to hair the
most coarse and harsh, soft and glossy APP
pearancc. 1t also removes all scurf and dan
duif from the skin and head, which ought al
ways to he kept out in order to have healthy
growth of hair, because if allow cd to accumu
late, it becomes imbedded around the roots of
the hair and clogs up the pores Of the skin,
thereby preventing free and healthy action.
The consequence is the hair becomes dry and
dead and very soon begins 10 show signs of de-
cay and falling off. All this can be prevented
By proper use of this preseryarye, as il gives
life and action 10 the skin, and at the same
time imparts nourishment and strength to the
hair, and leaves it soft and glossy without being
greasy
Manufactured and for sale wholesale aud re-
tail by
JOHN II. SYMONDS, HAIR DRESSER.
Successor TO A, Kitchenl4l Congress-st Bos'
ton oo;3m
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SALT FISH !

coifsh, Mackerel, No ana ?, and Sal
mon, Of superior quality. for sale at the Cash
Store. Il. l.. FULLER.
EORTY BUSHELS HERDS GRASS, fol
Il sale by the Subscriber,
Feb. ), 1850 II. BECKWlTH.
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New ut, de LANES and Prints

just received by the subscriber, which will be
sold at Il small advance from cost for Cash.
Il. L. FULLER
Feb. ~, 1850.
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To Rent.

TO Rent.
THE subscriber offers to rent
NIA his Tavern Stand in East Middle.
fs!.H bury, for Il term of years, to some
nt% responsible person, on reasonable
-siA2As2 terms. This stand is pleasantly
situated, easy Of access, buildings. &c. in good
repair, and if properly conducted is desirable
stand TO rent.
Attached to the building is good Hall, and
two Bowling Alleys in good repair.
DANIEL BIDWELL.
Middlcbuiy, Jan. |, 1850, 36af
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
An extensive and scasonablc stock of GRO
CERES AND PROVISIONS. can be found
ut the Cheap Store among which are .SJG.
AIS TEAS. COFFEE, NOL1SSES, STU
iRI'S SYRUP, No |. MA CkEREL. con-
FISH, LIRD, CIIEESE, .SUPERFTNE
and EXTRA FLOUR, which will be sold on
extremely favorable terms.
Der. 30. r. /. FULLER.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of the late
Joseph Dyar are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber
u. BECKWlTH, administrator.
Middlchury, April s. 1850. 5Olf
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by deficiency Of Ns,reas Energy in the
affected limbs DR. CHHisriEs Galy anic Articles will
supply tins different power and a complete and entire
ru'ta te tittue oil
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FORESTDALE TOKEN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber, having leased the Hotel for
merly kept by II. II. lIunsdon, in the village
Of Shoreham, and having put thesame in com
plcte repair respectfully announces to the pub
lie that this House is now open, andh he will be
happy 20 wait upon all who may favor him
with their patronage. Travellers may rely on
that attention which will render their stay a.
greeable. ID. w. c. DOAN.
Shoreham, Sept II, ls49. olaf
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HART FORD.

EaAHgFUNJ
TIE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the NARTroD Fire INsURANCE COMPANY.
for Middlehury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insurimg property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rcputa.
ton of this company. and the promptncss with
which all their transactions have been chnrac.
tcrised render 1t unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office intrusted to him will bc faithfully and
punctually transacted
JONATHAN IlAGAR, Agenk
Middlebury, r'cb. IS, 1872. l3:y.
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1850.

After the first day of January, 1850, persons
having unsettled accounts of more than years
standing at the store Of the subscriber, may eX-
pect NOTICE from a lawyer.
W. z. Russell.
Dec. is, ls49. "a
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Potatoes.

500 Bushels of the well known Sheldon
Potatoes, TOR sale at the store Of
IL. a. SHELDON.
April lsi. 40
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Made of Cotton, FlaX
silk, Plated silk. Lon
don Fly Line, Chini
Twist, Tor Grass,) ant
Hair
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FISHING.


Lines, Trout X Salmon
Made of Cotton, FlaX, Fishing,
silk. Plated SILK. LonJ Superior London Fly
don Fly Line. China,isod; Patent Fly Lines
Twist, Tor Grass,l and Brass Reels, fIain
Hair. Check and Multlplying
Hooks, Treble or Single Silk
Suitable for Fish Of cv-iworm Gut Casting
cry kind from the MIN Lines; SilkwOrm Gut
now t. tho Shark Cod,iuf various qualities /;
Mackerel Tautog, iSilvrr and Brass Gimps
Perch lIonks. &c, Sc 'ol all sizes.
salmon, Trout, and, Trout y Salmon
Pickcrcl Hooks, &c 5 Flies
Sc. Oi the best KINDS CON
Blue Fish Squids Stanty on hand, and
Mackcrc 1ias. ucd TO order OF any dc
Hooks Gnnged, sired pattern. Min
On Linen for all kmdsnuws, Gasshoppcts
Of salt water Fishing and other artificial bait.
Hooks tied to Silkwormi OS hHughncss ey,
Gut, Engine Twisted Limerick \ Carlisle
Hair. Gimps and Wire, Hooks tied to bcs. Silk
for Fresh Wafer Fish. worm Gut
ing. fly IL oNs' 5ait hoN-
Rods, Is and Kettles. Fishing
For Salmon. Trout, Baskets Landing and
Pickcrel. Bass, Perch, Bait Nets Ful1ing Net
Smclt SC, &c. Gen Rings, Landing Hooks.
crM Rolls. Walking Bait Needles, Disgorg-
Cane Fishing Rods lcrs, Clearing Rings,
Calcutta Bnmhoos. Brass and Steel Swiv-
C.,,i..,, CANA D,,lns irls nf ali sizcs
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Tic DolOreux and Neuralgia,


These dreadful and agonling complaints are imHsti'
asly rssred by the application Of the GaLvAGe Brlr
NIcKLAcr Fun. The Belt dihuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected nerves In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS
G- Many hundred Certificates from all psrts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character can %
given if required
Or No trouble or incony eaence attends iht use o.
DR.. CHRISTIE'S G.4Lp.fNIC .4kIitLEs en1 ny
may be by the most feeble and deheAe WIN pr
feet and safety. In many cases me ~ ~
tending their Aighiy pleasant ana asssa''" iA'
can be sent to any part ofthe country
Prices;
The Galvanio Belt, Lhree ponars'
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid one Dollar
IA The articles are accompanied by full and plain
AFFECTIONS Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Or Bsua's Of countsrfss aud Worihiss' I~'tai'on'
d. @. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THh UNITED srATis
1874 broadway. New York
For sale in MIDDLEBURN, VT, by the
authorized Agent, DR.. w. p, RusSEL,and
Wy authorized Agents in the princiPsi towns OF
The s,,,c dolly.
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)r. CHRISTE'S GALvANIC BEL
MAGNETIC FLUID,
gle rial EBILITY,


cnes disease for they weaken the vital
ges of the already Frustrated system while under the
streng henng life giving, valizng influence Of Galyan-
ism, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and ygor
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7 ne gfeHf NecuHaTIIy aHu eNVtIIeNVe VI
DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
onfpaid application in place Of the usual mode Of drug
gng and ply scking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the nhictiun
They strengthen The uhoie system, sqnaiize The eircul
ton Of the blood promote he ssoteions aud do he
slightest Injury under any circumstances. Since their
Introduction in the United States only three years since,
] than
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For Salmon, Trout
Pickcrcl. Bass, Perch
Smclt, &c, &c. Gen
cral Rolls. Walking
Cane Fishing Rods.
Calcutta Banhoos
Southern Cnne POLES.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18
Late from Mexico. ..-
Correspondence of the Pennsyirdnian.
Murder Of a &. s. Officer at Mazatlin.
u. S. SHIP FALMOUTH,
MAzATLIN, March 8, 1850.


MAzATLIN, March 8, 1880.
sit down TO give you has.y sketch
of most deplorable circumstance that
occurred few days since. AT about
O'Clock On the morning of the 9th inst,
Lieut.. White and party of officers came
OH board, bringing with them the dead
| body of Midshipman Blucher H. Tabb,
who was most foully murdered about half
past eleven of the same night. Poor boy,
he had just returned from a concert, full
of bright dreams and gay projects, and
with several other officers was waiting OIL
the Mole for boat to return to the ship,
when fight occurred some distance from
them, between some persons unknown. II
is supposed he was attracted by the noise
Of the quarrel, and curiosity led him 10
the scene of conflict. The struggle lasted
but few moments, and all The parties
were seen TO run. The youngster was
no doubt close to the combatants, became
frightened, and endeavored to fly to his
friends; but alas, he was destined never to
sec them. II was overtaken, surrounded
by party of four or FIVE dastafdiy scoun-
drels, armed to the teeth, who in spite of
his being a perfect boy, and totally inca.
pable of defending himself, most inhuman-
ly put him TO death. God, that such mon
sters should be permitted to roam the
earth, and bright boy like that, with his
promise and noble aspirations, should be
cut off in the spring-tide of his youth,
seems almost incredible. That men, pos
sessing one spark of humanity, could even
in a moment of the most delirious excite
ment, be guilty of so base, so cowardly,
so atroclous deco, appears to me impos-
sible. After the fight had terminated, one
party of officers who were eye witnesses
of the difficulty, started up the Mole to
procure q light for their segars, when one
of them accidentally stumbled upon the
body of the unfortunate boy-he was
quite a lad, only little over fifteen, and
by his joyous disposition, manly conduct.
aud generous heart, has endeared himself
10 all on board. When the news reached
the ship the excitement was intense; and
if the opportunity offers, his death will be
most signally avenged. The next day,
we, III company with the officers of the
British frigate "Inconstant," followed his
remains TO the grave. May they res; in
peace. have no heart TO write more.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18
vol. 6.-NO. 2S.
Society in California.

An intelligent correspondent Of the
Journal OF Commerce. gives The following
picture of the California Society:
''This mining business rusls man
wonderfully and yet find more literary
men engaged in it than o any other clsss. &.
In tact the mines are we'll stocked with
lawyers, doctors and schoolmasters The
hrst ot these have little In their calling TO
attend to-thc second plenty ef physic-
ing, but no pay-ihe third undoubtedly
find gold dlglng much more agreeable
occupation than ramming ideas into thick
skulls, or belaboring the uufeelng backs
Of stubborn urchins. OF ministers the
number is moi grea. deal, nor the de-
mand-every effort here TO get up SAB
bath meetings has failed. The bes. wa
can do is to hold prayer or conference
meeting among ), 5, 6 or more protesting
christians Of different denomlnaticns. The
ravlnes are from TO g miles apart, with
high hills intervening. and the cabins
are even more scattered. Sunday too. as
I.have heretofore told you, is washing day /.
inending day, prospect hunting ana gallo
day. There is no marrying TO do-no
children here to baptize-no sacrament
tai feast--no females TO exer. q ha!lowcd
lnfiuence-no homes TO tie men down.
Such state OF society. venture to assert.
has never before existed in the worlds
history. ! anu impatient to &c. back 10
some spot where the thirst for gold has
NOT drunk up the nobler qualities of Tho
human heart, and made men british, sell
fish and unholy. ! admit there are some
exceptions, but generally speaking. men
here are not what they were at homo.
All restraints are removed ,.aud The c!oyen
foot was boldly displayed"
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Scenery on The Chagrcs River.

There is nothing III this world comPar-
able to these forests. No description that
| have ever read, conveys an idea of the
splendid overplus of vegetable life within
the tropics. The river broad, and with
| swift current of the sweetest water | ever
drank, winds between the walls of foliage
that rise from It's very surface. Ali the
gorgeous .growths of an eternal summer
are SO mingled in their impenetrable mass
that the eve is now bewildered. From
the rank jungle of canes and gigantic Ill
lies, and the thlckets of strange shrubs
that line The waters, rise the trunks of the
mango, the celba, the cocoa, the sycamore
and the superb palm. The zapote, with
fruit the size of a mans hand-the
gourd tree, and other vegetable wonders
attract the eye on all sides. Blossoms of
crimson purple and you, OF a form and
magnitude unknown in the north. are
mingled with the leaves, and flocks of
paroquetts, and brilliant butterflies circle
through The air like blossoms blown
away. Sometimes p spike of scarlet fow
ers is thrust forth like the tongue of
serpent, from the head of some convolu-
ton of unfolding leaves, and sometimes
the creepers and parasites drop tails and
s,reamers of fragrance from boughs that
shoot half way across the river. Every
turn of the stream only discloses another
and more magnificent vista of leaf, bough
and blossom. All sigh; of the landscape
is lost under this deluge of. vegetation.-
No trace of the soil is to be seed; lowland
and highland are the same; mountain is
but high swell of the mass of verdure.
As on the ocean you have sense rather
than a perception of beauty. The sharp
clear lines of our scenery at home are
wanting. What shape the land would be
if cleared, you canno. tell. You gaze
upon the scene before you with a never
sated delight till your brain aches with
the sensation, and you close your eyes,
overwhelmed with the thought that all
these wonuers have been from the begin
ning-that year after year takes away no
blossom that is not replaced, but that the
sublime mystery OF growth and decay is
renewed forever.-J. Bayard Taylor.
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Definiiioa of DGgmaiism. .

Robert, my dear, said Jenny, with
the deferential air of a sholer, Robert.
what did Mr.. Carraways. mean when he
said he hated dog-dogmatisn!" Topp>
was puzzed. Robert, my dear" Jenny
urged, .swhas-what il The world is dog
matismf Now it was the weakness of
Topps never 10 confess ignorance of any:
thing soever To MS wife. "a man should
never do it, Topps had been known in
a convivial season to declare, Iii makes
'em conceited.' Whereupon Topps pre-
pared himself, as was his wont. TO make d
solemn, satisfying answer. Taking off
his hatand smoothing the wrinkles OF his
brow, TopPs said, .'Humphl what is =
dogmatism! Why, 1t is this. Of course,
dogmatism is puppyisn, come to lis full
growth"