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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

MARSHAL DEvENs. MIR. Ciiltendcn, At
torney General Of the United States, in an
sNer to call from the President, has given
an opinion in reference TO an alleged neg
lect and drreliction Of duty on the part OF
Marshal ncvrns or his deputy, in failing to
cXecd'c the warrant which came into hi,
hands for the arrest Of VIM Crafts, the iugi-
tive slave. He says, af or examining all
papers bearing upon the subject aud with
10 bias or prupos,eSSiun in favor OF the Mar
shall, he does not hnI any cause for the cen-
sure OF their conduct or their removal from
Office. lie closes thus
more commcudabIe activity and ener
g might have been cXertcd by 'hem but they
seem 10 have acted to considerable extern
on consultation, and in concert with Hughes
the agent for the ownrr of the fugitive
slave; and what might otherwise appear tt
be blaincable in them, may have been III,
result Of that consultation and concert. II
This uncertain state of the case, the dcclara
ton made by Hughes at the conclusion of III,
transaction. thai he had, no complaint I,
make against Hem, or word. to that effect, i
entitled 10, and has bad some influence OF
MY Judgment. Ii ! could have discovered
satisfactory evidence of neglect or cyasio
oil duty by these officers in this case, it wuul,
have been no less consonant wiihmy feeling
than with my Judgment to have rccommcr
ded their ms ant dismissal from the pnblu
service"
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Another wonderful cue Of ScHorvL, rfTctcd bv Dran,
lndnn Purifying Extiaci-One bottle nc uliri il ION
tunes M r. curative and Purifying than ANY bottle OF
SasnparUa that WIS ever uscd
Mr.. W. j. MALLA-t-Dear Sir: take pleasure in ia.
inrnins Won thii The four bottles Of BlANTS PIRI-
FflNH IN RACT which have used h. had the de.
slicl rUN1I 'r moro than year I Wa. prnsirntol
win int wort 81 all discn,cs, Scroaln in The glands nf
my rcck So severely Wa. | afflicted by the many ia
mors nnl running ulcers, that general health dccli
ned snmneh That was nr ipahr If attending To any
business large porlinu Of the time was advised and
prescribed for by snme Of the ,kilf ply scau. IL
this CITY, aud "thr cities, aud spent mt IT sea,ol
at Saratoga aud Sharon Spn-s, aud all To- no brncfcn
purpose. But now. | am graiiirl Ia be- able To nav
that los the use of Bants Purifying Extract avn re-.
tord 10 perfect health and dn great confidence rec
omchl rs use 20 others as certain lec ic for Scrufl.
Ions affections, aud all Impurities Of the blood.
NATHANIEL. II STIMSON.
Mr. Stinson Is nerehlnt, At Fl Beaver street New.
York CITY.
For let Of Agents, sec advert semcnl in an other o.
umn.
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. " The columns ofthc Press throughout the roun
ny ,ecm . be - filed with notices of cures and .pcr
hc for all diset,rs flesh ia heir To- that ann h,u
knows what IN do in clsc OF disease for fear that H.
using one medicine. another aud better may b.. o,cr
looked Ban hWn the remarkable cure. aud The hill
order aud Na-l amount of testimony lately brought uu
der our personal notice of ths extraordinary efficiency m
Dr. Rogers syrup of Inv RwoRr. Tar, aud CANcif,t'
aqua We hS compelled To resurl the evidence Of GU,
sensSs and cunhdenty state for Coughs aud Cod. aud
that hydra-healed monster CoNsUMPrioN. we think
The above cparniion safe speedy und certain cnr,.
TO all our friends Ne say, ray IT aud If il doc, no
help YOU, nothing else Will
r. See other Cerl'dcnics in the Pamphc:, alec Ion.
advertisement IN another column
For sale ia Mddlcbury, by L. II. NHEELOCK.
Nov. >. 1850. I'm
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that III acres in whole or in small
parcels, will lie sold to persons wishing 10 buy ;
it being IN Salisbury, situated about | = miles
from Ouer Creek, easterly and about a
mile ifom Leicester River noTlhwarlly, (said
River enlptying into Outer Creek ANY per
son wishing TO purchase in NergenneS, Panion,
Addison, New Haven, Mddlehury and View
bridge, and indeed all for whom the distance is
not too great to Oucr Creek can have the ad-
vantage Of said Creek, TO float their logs down
to the place of destination; as has teen prac-
liced with success by Samuel Barksr, the Lum-
herman n Vergennes, aud the subscriber him
self The subscriber havingmade personal in
spection Of said Creek and its banks well know
ing its facilities for taking them ont anyw here
along, TO accommodate The above named pla-
ceS, by throwing a temporary Boom across
said Creek, and floating them when tho water
is al its full Banks. Afiertte Cedar is taken
off, part of the land has heavy growth Of
Tamerack, Oak and Elm on it. For further
particulars enquire of
MARSHAL 4. DOTY.
n. B.-ThoSe who wish to look at the above
land, will do well to call before snow comes,
Salisbury, Nov II, 1850 29ly
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1fInrkcts.
BRIGnToN Nov. 81

BRIGHTON Nov. 81.
At Market AGO Beef Cattle; $50 S ores 8
pair Working Oxen. Al Cows aud Calves, | OO0
Sheep and Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
PRcEs-Dccf Catlc-EXira St; lstquality
1919 2d do s.; 81 do S 3.75a4 I.
SroRhs-iearlngs ~ Il 10 years Id sll
ais; yoarsold laA2G.
WORKING OxEN--No sales.
Cows AND CALVES SO, 81, %, %. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Sl 50, l,75. 2, 3. One
lot extra sold at 81 each.
SWINE -4ajlc retail 5a6c Fat Hogs 4c.
REMARKS 300 Of the above reported wor,
driven from the Cambridge market, consequent
ly there could not have been more than aLou
40 sold NJ Cambridge, brought mostly by spec
ulaiors to sell again at Brighton.
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SAD AccIpENr.-ThomasB Baker, "a broth
or of Col Baker. ex.mcmber of Congress,
was driving spirited horse on the prairie
some twelve miles from Springfield, Ill,
when he stopped to adjust the harness. The
horse took fright and RAM MI Baker fell
forward, his leg getting fastened between
the springs and axle of the buggy. In this
position the horse ran four miles, when he
stopped With broken limbs aud bruised
body, Baker ex,ricated himself, and for two
days and nights he lay exposed, suffering
intense agony. On the morning of the third
day, he was found by drover and reliev-
ed lie fingered six days, and died. lie
was 50 years old.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember.
District of Addison, S. I ed that. at a Pro
bate Court held at Middlchury in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 9Th day of Novem.
Der, A. ID. 1880:
Harvey Miller, executor Of the last will ard
testament of
EPAPllRAS MILLER,
late of said Middlebury deceased, presents his
petition in writing 10 this Court, praying for Ii
cense to sell real estate of said deceased. and
therein sets forth the amount of debts against
said deceased, and theoXpenses Of administra.
ton, the value OF the personal estate, and the
situation ofthe real estate of said deceased. and
facts tending TO show that the sale Of said real
estate will be beneficial to all persons interested
in the same 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
petition he considered by this Court at the scs-
sion thereof TO he held at the office of the Reg
lister OF this Couu in said Middlebury. on
Wednesday, tho Ath day of December next. at
one o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice
thereof be given by said executor. 10 all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, il any they may have to said
license being granted, by publishing a certified
copy of this order in the Middlebnry Regis,
ter-a newspaper printed at said Midd!ehury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time
Of said Court
JED. S. Bushnell, Register
true Copy of r ecd'.
so Attest Jed s Bushnell, Register.
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/ EONARD DEFINING h.

n
IA his health as 10 enable him 10 do bust
ness, is Agent of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. The Company having in for.
mer yeats employed travellingagenls, who, be-
ing anxious for the profit, did not examine the
building Insured SO closely as they ought, in
sured many above their real value, which ten
ded, in measure, 10 the destruction Of the
building within the six years. Having become
satisfied that travelling agents was not the best
mode, four or five years ago il was abandoned
and agents appointed loreach town. or for lwI
small towns, and The assessment whish was
u and ~ per cent on the premium notes, The
Two former years, is this year but , per cent
% that The interest of the mOneY whic has Ia
be paid in some very noted companies. for OF
q years will now pay your assessment in the
Vermont Mutual the past year, and have the
principal left
Persons wishing their buildings insured can
have, gratis, a small book giving the mode by
which The Company do their business, and A.
gents Of the Company can have blank applica
lions by applying to
LEONARD DEMING, AGENr.
Middlebuy, Sept. 10Th, 1850. 203w
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Ono of the most appalling and dcsruct.
i've tornadoes which has been experienced
in the Mississippi Valley for several years
occurred about two o'clock, this afternoon. -
1t swept over the town of Girardrau. Miss
situated in Mississippi River just below St.
Louis, and demolished some 20 or 80 build
ing many of them the finest and prlncipal
business houses in the place.
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Gov. QUITMAN AND DIsUNIoN.-The
Message Of Gov. Quitman to the Legis-
la,ure of Mississippi, goes strongly for
Disunion. He thinks it impossible to
save the Union but is willing to try the
North by asking for division of Cali
forna. That refuse !, the Message an d
its author assert that the South ought to
secede.
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OH GirroRD MORGAN DEAD This
celebrated horse died at Walpole, N. H.,
October 30lh, at the age of 26 or -
years. lie for long time has been
considered oae of the most valuable
horses in that part of the country.
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VERMONT AND CANADA RAIIRoAp.-
The track is now laid as far as the Mis-
sIsquoi Bay bridge. From this place to
Rouse sPoint the distance is about seven
miles. Tie iron is already laid over
mere than hall this tlstjItC. The
wh, lie viii tie ccmpleledn few days -
81 IGuns .Nesscngcr.
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Sam Houston has been making speeches
for .the Union" in Texas lie was ably
aided by his colleague, General Rusk. Gen
Henderson took ground against The Texa.
Senators and Compromise, but was worsted
in the controversy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

ScoTr AND JONES. The Union pa
Star hoisls at the head Of its columns
the name Of General Scott for President,
aud Ex-Governor James G. Jones, OF
Tennessee, for Vice President.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

IT, The Message Of Gov SeObrook
Of South Carolina, advocates secession,
and ernbodies pretty much the general
sentiments heretofore expressed by the
South Carolina secesslonists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

STATE OF NERMONT,l
District Of New Haven, s..
Ata Probate Count held at Bristol IN sal
district, on The 7lh day of October 1850;
The Administrator on the estate OF
MANFORD PIER,
late Of Bristol in said Di>uici, deceased, made
application to said Couil for an extension of
he time which which TO r ~ lie ttlls md
settle The accounts against said estate:
Whereup0n said Court ordered the Admins
traitor t. notify all persons concerned Ia appear
at probate Court to he held al he office of The
Judge of said Court in Bristol in >sid DiSuict,
ON the first Monday of December 1850, al 10 o.
clock, a. NJ, then and there tr Object 10 The
extension aforesaid, # they see cause, lv rub
fishing certified copy Of this order in the
MiddlehuIy Register, printed at Niddlcbuly
in this Stale, three weeks ucceSsivelvpreviou'
to The first Monday OF December, 1850.
Harrey MmsW, Judyc.
4 true copy Of Record,
y Attest H. NHsU, Judyc.
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Collectors Sale.

The following nonresident land in Schoo
District No. ,, of the town Of Weybrdge an,
New Haven. ! shall sell enough Of the land tC
satisfy the taxes and costs, if not paid before
the sale One lot known as the May farm
Also one owned ty Norman Boardman. The
above land will be sold on Saturday, Dec. 2lst
at one o'clock. =. "
JOHN Il. BAILEY, Collector
Dated, Nov. 2Gth. 1880. 3l3w
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Sportsmen Attend y!
TURKEY SHOOT
A t
SHAW'S HOTEL, RlPT0N,
Wednesday, December 4lh, 1850. 81
Notice.

The friends Of Mildlebury College will be
eratilicd to learn that the Pamphlet - contain
ing the Addresses, &c. at the Semi Centennial
Cclcbration-will be ready for delivery the
present week. AT L. W. CLARK'S.
Nov o. 1850 3l-tf
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Dic0,

In Starksboro, on the 2Gth ult Mr., JoXA.
FHAN SrtARSs, aged "a years
MIR. stearns was long resident OF this place
His death was caused by injuries received while
Llbouring in a SawNlil.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

Important certificate Of cures dtRocheSer
NetC lork.
The following certificates Of cures nj Rochester n Y.
addressed to Mr.. Tousey General Agent for that
State;
Rochester, N. Y, June 3 1slG.
Sit Some time last January was taken with VIC
lent Cold attended with distressing Cough which in
the of lcw days brought bleeding nf the
Lungs with much Of the Chest pain in the side
aud much sorvncss OF tho heart Acr hcns confined
my bed for days aud getting no better Mr. Parde,
formerly Deputy Sicrii Of ihi. county, recommended
me to get a bottle of DR.. Hnchau's Hungarian Insam
Of Life. observing that he had been similarly afflicted,
aud by the Of that me icnc had been speedily sud
entirely cured immcriatcly got bottle, aud after u.
sing it a short time. the result rs he predctcd,l
entirely we'll. From the benefit received from tac
Balkan. aud from ihs universal good name u bears
mung my frirnds who have used it for diseases Of the
Lun-s aud Chest am induced to believe it tQ bc one
nf the best medicines for those diseases and
ns such recommend it to the public
W. w. SWIFT.
Dawn BRApLrr & SON 13l Washington street, Bos
sole a-ru fof the United States aud itis PrpSin.
ces,- American price, dollar per bottle. 32i W.
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

0F the War of lsi2of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since l19l.-and for the commits toned officers
of the War with Mexico. who served for one month
and upwards and have received no lnnl- (lnd If deaf
for their widows minor cidfen obtained under the
nrw law by HOR Alto WOODMAN, e6 Railroad Ex
change. Boston. who has agency a Washington.
q Cash paid for Lad Patents.
Oct. II, 1850. $50 mos
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20 Wisconsin has 400, 900 inhabi-
tants
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TeCeiVed.

A large quantity of r FAD YIN a d +
CLOTHING. consisting OF COATS, PANTS.
VESTS, SHIRTS DRAWERS. and OVER
ALIS.-Also, Fine SILK Hats, (fall Styles }
Caps, Gloves, Mittcns, sc. &c for sale by
Nov. 25. Il. BECkWlTH.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS S,
CONSUNPTION,
AVID ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD.


The VEGETABLE ULMDNARY BAIsAM, hay.
ing been ed iv the experience Ut ihuus iids tor the
iast twenty vcars is rrunwcrdtd by eminent physi
clans and others uf the highest nsptcjabity, supe
Nor In ant other preparation
From The Editor oi The Burlington sentinel, May Il,
lsJ0- he Vegetable Pulmonary Bnlsntn pre-, AIRED bv
Reed Caller Businu, has Income the must popular
medicine ever put forth nr The cure n Cungi = Colds
and CONSUMPTION That Is w"tily Ut H. high Hpu'a
ton is made sufficiently evident by lr ninonsiiy n iis
uunua snlts Messis Reed & Cutler are ahsve qnnck-
cry depending alone upr the insifnsic virtues ut their
nrdicinn pepafa. rthcif dispusai. ilunibug "
81 plentiful that it gives real pleasure 10 offer the ri
ling and giatuiOus ihutc ui our r,rnnnn udatiun 10
medicine we know nhe % real merit"
An eminent physician WRITES us,-" have r some
time past been the habit Of prescribing the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam iur consumption, asthma rlrul isy,
suittiug u boni. aud coughs pulmonary affections 81
nor 10 any other preparation used for the above
paihis.'
Nov l. $50 New Cpriifcaies, TO almost any extent
might be- added II deemed mrcrsniy hut The pnptlcols
known and lis Vi itu generally atknuwltlg,d by
physicians aud others, 10 make II unnecessary 10 off.
err this tune further pooi at The merits OF this highly
popular article.
TAIIONS, such M Carriers 'ampnund Pulmonary Bal.
-am and others, in part bearing Inc name. Enquire f T
/ the article Ly lis whole name the
VEGETABLE rGLMDN ARY EALSAM,"
and see that II has The written sifnaiur of WV Jos \
euler urnn n yellow n.trl, ~ the blue wrappers.
Each bottle and stal is 'amped "Ncgciabe PGm mary
I Ha'sam"
Prepared by REED L CUTLER Importers ard
Whn. sie Dealers in Mcdicurs, Iaints, Chemicals aud
Dye SluTs - udia Street. Boston, and sold by Drug
For nni ''",larS and recommendations n nnnphrt
acc npanying each bottle Price 80 cents. For sale
/ Nlddichnry. by
90 Sold by Z. b. WHEELOCK.
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Blake's Patent

Fire and Water Proof Paint, for sale by
N. WOOD & CO, Agfs
July 80, 1850. is
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Notice.

Tiij certiics that l have given JAMES b.
CHAI NAN. his time. during the remainder of
his minority, until he arrives at the age of
lwcniy one; and that shall pay no dehis Of his
cont cling after this date, nor claim amy Of his
earnings. WIN. CHAPMAN, JR.
East Midllebury, Oct. Is, 1850. 3l-3
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Medical Me citing.

Tho Seml-Annual meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society. will lie holden ut the
Vermont Hotel. in Mddlehury, on Thursday
Dec. 9Th at O'clock T. NJ.
a Dissertation on the SUBJECT Of TYpnus
FEVER will he read by o. G. Dyar, NJ. D.,
which will he followed by discussion on that
subject, having particular reference to its con.
tdg'opHeSS.
Reports Of cures au other interesting matter
from the members are expected
Physicians aud Medical Students are expec
ted to attend.
CHARLES l.. ALLEN, Sec.
Mid llebury Dec. 3, 1880. 50:
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having resolved to adopl
the plan Of strict yearly settlements, gives no.
lice accordingly. He insists on a settlement.
by note or otherwise, with all those indebted 10
him, before January /, 1881.
Those who do not See this notice will inevi-
tably receive speciai nlimalion.
CHARLES C.P. CLARKE.
Midllehury, NOV. III 1850. 2-.Sw
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NOTICE.
]. HAGAR calls on AL Undated 10

]. HAGAR calls on all indebted to him
Pay what thou 0wcst -
Men .oph,iicnte as they please they never can
make it right, aud all the laws the universe cannot
make right for them not pay their debts. There IL
sin n this neglect NJ clear snd deserving church dis
cplinc n' In ,tcaling or fase.sweaiug lie nln Mo
laes his promise to pay, whholls the payment of
lebi. when II j. in his power meet his enlargement.
ought to be made To feel that II the sigh, Of all good aud
inrtaho cloak under wEch hide but IT Religion does
not make man doll justly. 1t Is not worth having
Mddlcbury, Nov 10, 1850. 80
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
Farmers Guide.

No. 81 GOLD ST, NEW YORK,
Continue to publish the four leading British
Quarterly ii , ana b , E Nagn-
com the publication Of valuable AZ
ricuIIural work, called the
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
10y iihN" 49,, ~ LIZ ,id tli,'n -
as';',,1 r " IONS, N,r,. Al Nav H.,
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Stcel sn,,I.,ings anI sniJ nt - cents ZACH
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ALTHOUGH much has been said in regard 10 the
many stocks of Goods in detail intending convey
the idea that there possibility of producing
thing better, of later attractive style, We
would remark that it is well known that every week
month passes Manufacturers bn,y engaged try
ng cvce any thing they before been able to pro
no i
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Cranberries.

A 10, of superior Cranberries Just receiy.
Ell and for sale by II. l.. FULLER
Oct. 81, 1850. 26
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The American Voc alist,
THE DULCIMER /;


This work contains nearly 1000 compost
lions - different metres, set pieces for all
occasions OF public interest, such as Inslalla
ton, Dedication, Ordination, Burial Of the
Dead &c 1t contains complete theory for
learning the Organ. Piano Seraphine and Me
odcon, by figures, instructions in chanting and
varying The metres, and a large number Of sa
cred ballads and duets for these instruments
In the Elements are to be found many bcaui-
lul melodies and rounds, set TO wofCS, and de-
signed to interest singing schools and classes.
The work also contains complete Oraioiiu.
arranged for small societies. The demand for
This book is the oesl testimonial Of the public
favor. During the bhefperiod Of It's existence
it has passed through six editions, numbering
TWENTY FOUR THOUSAND COPIES,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-13
RECITATION IN PIILOSO-
PLY,

First class in philosophy step
out--close your books: John Jones
how many Kingdoms in nature =
-Four.
Name them.
England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales.
pass to next--Smith.'
'Four-the animal, vegetable, min
cral, and musqui,o kingdom ?
Good 50 up head. Hobbs, what
is meant by the animnl kingdom p
Lions, tigers, elephants rhinoceros-
es, appropriateness, alligators, monk
eys, jackasses, hack.drivers, and
schoolmastcrs.'
Very we'll but you'll take lick
ing for that last remark. Giles-What
is the mineral kingdom? ?
THE hull Of California.
walk straight up head. johnson
what is the vegetable kingdom ?
Garden sarse, potatoes, carrots
inyons, and all kinds Of greens, that's
good for cooking
And what are pines, and hemlocks.
and clms--ain't they vegetables ?
No stree you can't cook EN-
them's sawlogs and framin' timber
Boys, give me piece Of apple, and
you can have an hours intermissiol
except Hobbs. New York Spirit
of the Times.