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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
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GEORGE PARTRIDGE. JAMES SMITH. wMH. SMITH
Partridge & co,
ENERAL Grocers, Commission and Forward
4 ing Merchants, No. II, Water street, St Lou
is, Mo. Es-Will make liberal cash advances on
consignments of Produce for sale in st Louis, New
Orleans. New York and Boston. June i, '5o-em
= OTICE.-The SUBSTITUTES having sold out
y their entire stock in trade to Partridge Co.,
cheerfully recommend them to our former custom
ers and solicit for them continuance of their pat
ronage. tjune 10, soy SMITH. BROS co
u EMOvAL.-The subscriber has removed from
II No. 81 to No. II Water street.
June Is, ls5O-6m GEO. PARTRIDGE
COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE subscribers have this day formed copart-
| nership under the firm and style of PART
RIDGE Il CO., for the purpose of transacting a
General Commits non. Forwarding and Grocery Bu-
siness, and will make liberal cash advances on con-
signments of produce, either for sale in st Louis,
New Orleans, New York, or Boston.
GEO. PARTRIDGE,
JAMES SMITH,
St Louis, June /, 1850 WIN II. SMITH.
PARTRIDGE 4 CO.
OFFER FOR SALE, on the most favorable terms
" $1,000 bags Ground Alum salt.
1000 bags L. b. salt; 1000 do. T. I. dos
1000 bags prime Rio coffee; 200 hhds N. O.sugar;
| 200 bbls s. H. and Plantation molssses;
| 100 chests and half chests G.. P. and Imp. tea;
| $50 chests and half chests Y. H. and black tea;
30 tierces rice; 200 boxes tobacco;
200 bags spun cotton; so bales candlewick;
20 casks saaratus; so bales cotton Irvine;
500 reams wrapping paper: 1000 kegs nails;
| 900 dnz. Manifested cords; go coils rope;
90 casks maddeT; Ceroons indigo;
| 100 boxes starch: 200 boxes No. soap;
| 500 boxes mould candles; so bags pimento;
40 bags pepper; 40 boxes chocolates;
! so kegs ginger; 100 boxes ground spices;
| 100 bales new Il bushe gunny bags;
| 600 boxes assorted window glass.
St Louis, June 10, 1S5O-6m p. co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

Notice 10 Presumption Ciaimnnn.
Every person entitled to the RICH, OF pTe-em
of the lands within the townships snd parts OF ,ss
above is required to establish he
saiisfact of the Register and Receiver OF a
Land Office, and make payment Therefor - lac
PRACTICABLE AFTER SEEING THIS NOTICE. III. -rhHs
the day appointed for the commencement o. - 49,
sale of lands embracing the tract claimed, @tne,
claim will be forteited. j. BuTTERFIELp.
july is, ISJC-9cw Commss----
pALM SoAP.--5 boxes Palm Soap, snper
ticle. for sale hy april, ESQ '.- :,
.ls DOZ. assorted Palm Leaf Hats, fof ..a
10 may . &c L.rn.yss .o
C1HAWLS: Thibet plain and em6roldefs1'
Nmere and de LANES, for sale cheap by
mava., 80 GARRETT y tooFI-
OATS AND CORN, for sale BY
~ june 20, 80 'N-.
MAILS: IT'S kegs Boston and Juniata nai's'
Y sorted sizes, for sale by
,nr I1,5s w r CooLpAr5H @
u PIECES Green Window curtain faPeI, 49, |.
~ figured do do just receives ~ \
NAV 1s.,5o AnR.HAMs' Book s'ef1
GUNNER CLOTHING, at reduced lr.-.,er
! are anxious to close out our stoeH Oh
Clothing and will give great B'rg'lns. ooprn
may 30, 80 GARRETT 49,. =.
DOTAsH.-5o0 lbs Potash Just reeerea ~.
l by april 500 90 - :,
- ICE: S casks prime clean rice, for -
II april II so wv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

w HoLEsALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
W tic DRY GOODS, l46 Main street. St Louis.
GEORGE PoMERoy, New York. DWIGHT Dur
KEE, VIM H. BENTON. JR., st Louis. (apr 8 $50 6m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burling-
ton, Iowa, will attend to collection of debts.
etc. ~ Office, over Scott, Whitehead 4 Co.'S
| store. jefferson st. apteIaao
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
PARTRIDGE 4 CO.
N. MCFADIN. JAMES MACK
u. NJ. lECEHIiR & GO.

ENERAL, Produce, Commission and Forward
7 ing Merchants, No. 40 Levee street, 81 Louis
Mo. ns-Wil give personal attention to, and viii
make liberal cash advances on Consignments fol
sale here or shipments to our friends,
James Connolly CO., New Orleans; A. C. Far
well 4 co.., Boston; w. s. Smith Il Co., Philadel
phia; John McFaden 4 co., Pittsbureh; Taylor s
Odiome, Cincinnati; Smith 4 Shotwell, Louisville.
st Louis, Feb IS, 1S50-6m Nc Il Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
~ asa II. Smith,

\ TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Oskaloosa,
Iowa, viii punctually attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the supreme and Inferior
Courts OF the State, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFICE.
Two doors west ofthe Court House fdec 7Is4S-1y
n. EversOEa.
1 TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW, WASHING.
"A TON, Washington County, Iowa. NH 4s-y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LEE INSURANCE

r,pr MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-$2OO.OOO!
S1.Ofice on Water street, near Market,in ""e
Hrick Row. vINcENNEs. INDIANA.
1IyHIs Company having been duly Organizes ano
ten per cent, paid in on the capital s'ocN suo.
ecribed and the balance secured oy Hoi 'sass w
real Estate and BY personal guarantee, are HOW pie
pared to effect insurance asans. Machine
~, Mills, Manufactures, and all descfip'ohs "
nronertv. also Merchandise and Produce III tue
course Of inland transportation tnc I'N nS
seas, ETC., ETC., also. the Hus OF s.eanpoa, snu
other vessels andnpon the lives OF ina'ViauSis go
~. "a California; The rates Of premium will be as
NV a those OF any RESPONSIBLE company. .
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock Of this Company is held entirely IN the
west and controlled by western men, ana Ill no
vay connected with New York.
-DIRECTORS-
RNc.m.n yneenne'a TT II esnhasr Haue
Inn w Maddox g Allis, Evansville,
Jacob Pea, Bottorf,J efferso nville
81. BAILEY, II Wayne" L. sparks, :"
James Keigwin, Jefiersonv'lle.
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, PRESIDENT
StSoN BorToRrr, Vice President.
ON. ALLEN. Secretary. W.. HEBERD, Treasurer
rspshort Life and California risks taken al TINS
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FooIE, Agent,
NAV ls, ls5o-dec - '4o-h Burlington: Iowa
q Louis and Keok1k Daily United states Mail
Line Of Packets.
ste,nhoat LUCY BERTRAM, Chas Dcane. M7ster.
do KATE KEARNEY, Chas Morrison DO
New DI VERNON, N. Mullikin. GO
THE above we'll known line Of stea-
A1s8 mers will leave Keokuk every eve
ming, Mondays excepted,)a al p NJ
for sd Louis ant all intermcdiae landings. and make
their return trips every day, except Monday, dur
ing the ensuing season.
The owners Of the aboyeline ofpackets give spc
eial notice, that they will be responsible Ior an
packages Of money, or money LETTERS or otner val
ct or bill of lading is given by the captain OF ceFh
of either of the boats. In no other case, wiii teS
be responsible for tie safe delivery OF such rask
ages: and they wish it to be expressly nniefs'ooo,
that zhcncveI suca packages are received, they are
.n4nrar,r,,cl as al the risk of the owner. untess
recasf,tel sor IS above stated. SlLAs HEAlIHi'
uarSh IL, 1850 Agent, keokuk. IOWA
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

y EsPECTFULIY offers his professional serv1-
l ces to the citizens OF Burlington and vicinity
ONCE. on Jefferson street, over the store of Scott
Whtehead& CO.. where he may be found at all hours
unless professionally engaged. fSept 90, ,4s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
Dr. David pCiucp

nEVOTES particular attention to Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment of the diseases of the Eye and
the Ear. I5-Ofiice, northeast corner OF Fourth and
Green streets, fup stairs ST Louis, Mo- Iaug 9.49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

:.
lust received a large and extensive stock of all
u kinds of shirts made Of good material, which
can be had very cheap at the Clothing Emporium,
OF JH HEINSHEIMER Il CO
may JEFFERSON STREET.
NTUSLlNS: Brown and black Muslins. for sale by
lNl maya Ms Du BOlS
MAILS: 20 kegs Boston Nails, ass'd sizes, for
IN sale by fmy o N S DU BOIS
CATINETS AND JEANS, all grades and colo 8
- just received and for sale on good terms by
NAV 2, $50 S DU BOTS
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
IT AIDES black and colored kid Gloves; ladies'
II silk, thread and cotton gloves; Gents silk,
thread and cotton do; White and black hose; mix
ed and wife half hose, etc., etc., for sale low by
april 10, 80 JG LAumAN Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY a'2.GNGsa.

NS-e-s THE Subscriber keeps constant
Nh ly on hand a large supply of the
eeaa4A ssssSk&a above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand with the latest
improvements and are prepared to supply any num-
eer taat may be wanted. This Plough Is much inn
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
OIL the land SIDE regularly round up to the beam;
winch entirely prevents straw weeds from hang
ing under 1t; thereby rendering it almost impossible
I" choke II out in the worst of stubblc. The mould
board Is put on with bolts instead Of rivets, here
toiorc, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the landslide is cast in chill,
winch hardcns it as hard cast steel, and prevents
II from wearing of: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two. The mould board of the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron, and the share of steel, and will
scour as bright silver, in the highest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary, it is
unnecessary to say anything but to those who are
rot, we say try it, and Judge for yourselves. This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made IN the country, and at the prices at which it is
now sold, 1t is without doubt the cheapest.
burlington, ap '49 JOHN G.. FOOTE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
DR. Fennimore's Medicines.

DR. Fennimore's Medicines.
DR FENNIMORES Cough mixture, certain
~ and speedy cure Tor coughs, colds and lniuen-
"a. Price IS cents.
rennimore,s Vegetable Ague Bitters, which ne v
Or fails to effect permanent euro when all the bit
tiers are taken directed.
Fennimore's Nerve and Bone Linment or Uni
yersal Pain Extractor, the best now in use.
should the Medicines fail to give satisfaction the
money win be refunded, for sale by
march 7, 1850 JGL AUMAN 4 BROTHER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

State. Also. by b. +. Roe, Augusta.
CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENTINI IOWA.
w are prepared to sell all kinds of saddles,
w Brides. Harness. Collars, Whips. Harness
Leather. skirting, Birdie Leather, Hog Skin Seat
ing, Saddlery Hardware, aces, Gum Cloth. span
ish Moss. &C. &C. cheaper than can be bought else
where in Iowa. We cannot be beat in quality or
price. Cail and see.
Nov Is,ae WARE 4 GOODWIN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
Another ronderful Cureu.

haoIHeF " onatfJM tnftu!
-, l., Thomas A. kingo, of Graves county, KY, for
the benefit of mankind generally. do hereby certify,
that on or about the 18th day Of October lS47 Twas
attacked with very severe pain in the lower part
OF tae ahdomen which lasted but a few minutes,
and moved into the left hip and continued exceed
lngty ralni Tor about five days, during which time
had very light fever; ut the end Of that time the
fever ceased ard the pain abatcd for day OF two,
alter which 1t again returned and was much worse
than before. During all this time was under med
lcal treatment. From short time after Twas taxi
en-, was unable to walk or sit up, the hip in which
the pain was so bad commenced rising unit, some
time in January, when it burst and number of Pie.
CeS OF bone came Out-as many as twenty at least,
Some Of the pieces were three foui tbs of an inch
long. Some time after this hard knot appeared on
my right hip also one my right wrist and one on
my leg, below the knee. l continued to get weak
ana worse, and a pain made its appearance in my
right shoulder, and would move in my breast and
stomach At this time all persons gave me up to
We. A physician then told me that, as a last rem
eoy, had better use Mr. BULBS Fluid Extract of
Safs"pdrtHa. After the use of the second bottle The
Anot on my wrist commenced getting soft. Iopcn-
." II, anu aay or two after piece of bone came
OUT NY wrist soon got well, and continued to
gam strength After used the third bottle. could
get no more Tor some four weeks, after which time
succeeded IN getting three more bottles. After
using the last hotties the knot my hip be-
came SOFT; II was opened, and some corruption run
out, together with a small piece of bone and the
soon got well and the knot entirely disappear
ed. The sore on my leg also opened and a niece of
bone came out. continued the use of the Sarso-
parilla until fused twelve bottles, and now am n
tirely well and able to do daily labor. Nmav seem
strange to some, but will here state that, during
the summer OF 1916, coughed up three pieces Of
bone. which can now be seen at the residence Of my
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
PURIrIEs AND DRIVES OFT

All impure and hunors not only by working drcctl
the blood hut by restoring each 10 healthy vgo
AMI especially increasing the action of those which dra,
from the body and las,ingy all impure disease
Guilds.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

DARAsOLS Of all kinds. laces, fans, etc. for
I sale by (mav - N s DU Bols
OK CHAINS, bright and black OK chains,fo sale
ohy fmay 9, '50l JIG LAUMAN 4 BRO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD

VIII find this the beet Alternative. ana cleansing
Medicine. far hsfnre Otter in inc,goratng efd II
has worked the rsnits Of Disens"s Of hs kirsys
1,d Urinary orce,s, p.-sers Of Stomach nxd Gowe's.
Consn.p'ioa. Crxyh. Diseas.s Of the Lnns. Erop.y,
Grars. Fe-a,r Complaints. Lirey C5~piarfs Fsrers.
Rii'ns Di-,ases Encciient for General Debility and
Decline.
Orr F.~pHrsr Prcpar." bv mr.. n. r. Mvcr
All or'ers addressed 4, 1uHalo, N. Y.
II For sale nv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

SQUARE and round point steel shovels, long
~ handled do steel spades, for sale cheap by
may $50 JIG LAu,,AN BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
w. lsOIdrid"e

nFFERS his services to the public as a General
7 COLLECTING Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuaity to merit reasonable share of pat
Jan II. 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

MAILS: 100 kegs Boston and Pittsburgh Nails,
~ for sale by tmay 2,'5o) G FooTE
CLIPPERS and Caters, for gents &C., for sale by
! mays rs Du Bois
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

DoUND spring steel hay Forks; Dung Forks:
lNScythe snaths. steel and common hoes for sale
by may 3. '50) G LAuwAN 4 Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

l.HAWLS: Thibet, plain and emeroiaefs"'
- mere and de LANES, for sale cheap ny ~r
may 2 80 GARRETT - ~--
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15

Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company Of 81
Louis, 10 now prepared to receive proposals from
such a. may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. All information gratis.
IrOfce over the store of d. NJ. Ewing 4 Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
july 10, l649-H Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
Love in a Hogshead.

AN English traveller, after describing the
fete given at Paris, in honor Of the last
peace with Great BrltaIl, concludes will
the following anecdoe:
A lus'y Frenchmln, who from his head
dress, la Titus, | shall distinguish by
that understanding lady, viii mn, ON ac-
count Of her beautiful hllr, shall style
Berenice, stood on one Of The hIndmost
benches. The belle, hlbited IN a tunlc a
la Grccque, with a species of sandal which
displayed the elegant form of her leg, was
unfortunately not of stature sufficiently
commanding to see over the peoples heads.
1t was to no purpose that the gentleman
called out, ga has les chapeaux," when the
hats were offthe lady saw no better.
What will not galantry suggest to
man of fashionable education! Our CON
side ate youth perceived at no great dis
lance, some persons elevated on plank,
supported by couple of casks Cnntding
the lovely BerenIce to my care, lie vanished,
but almost IN an instant he reappeared, fol.
lowed by two men bearing an emp hogs
head, which it seems he pr cured, from the
a
To place the cdsk near the feet of the
lady, pay for it, and fix her on it, was the
business of moment.
- Here then she was, like statue on its
pedestal, enjoying the double qualification
OF seeing and being seen. But, for enioy-
ment to be complete, we mast share it with
those we love. On examining the space
where she Stood the lady saw there was
room for two, and accordingly invited the
gentleman to place himself beside her. In
vain he resisted her entreaties in vain he
feared Ia incOmmode her. She command.
ed he could do no less than obey Step
ping up on the bench, he thence with char
acterstic egiIity sprang upon the cask.
: But oh fatal catastrophe while by the
light of neighborlng clusters of lamps, ev-
cry one was admIrlng the mutual attention
OF this sympathizng pair in went the head
of the hogshead Our till then enved
couple fell suddenly mp the middle of the
leg in wine lees left in the cask, by which
they were spattered up to the very eyes.
Nor was this all being too Eager to
extrlcate themselves, they overset the cask,
and came to the ground rolling in it and its
offensive contents.
1t would be no easy matter to picture
the ludlcruus situation of citizen Titus and
Madame terenlce. This beng the only
EVIL resulting from their fall, an universal
burst OF laughter seized the surrounding
spectators, in which took so considerable
share, that ! could not affird any assls-
lance towards their enlargement"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19

"LAkcAsTEH, Pa, Oct %, le47.
any DEAR SIR: | know YOU will have the kind
ness to bear with me in encroachng upon your time,
while acknowledge lin behalf Of my self and wife)
the obligations we feel ourseves under to you in hav.
ing made known certain matters, contained in Your
most invaluable Married Woman's Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight in gold
to me. If express myself rather warmly, you will
see that can not do so too warmly, when inform
you Of the sxtent to which have, through it, been
benefited. will state my situation when ! obtained
your book through the meresi curiosity look upOn
it one of the most fortunate events of my life.
had been married some ten years and the father
ofseven children. was long struggling increasingly.
to the end that might gain moderate competency.
but the results Of my utmost exertons o ne end len
me about where was at the beginning u each year,
and that only, with the most sinted economy, sufi.
cling with barely the necesssres Of life Finally, this
constant effort beginning ~ Lave its effect upon
my health; felt less capable 20 endure its continu-
ance, while felt the Necessary of perseverance,.
"Ths constant, unceasing struggle on my part was
imperative, in consequence of the Frustrated ccndi
lion of my wife with asonsl ntermissionl for six
wears, much of the time confined to her bed, and Of
incapable of taking the charge and manage
nent of household affairs Her condition arose from
causes of which WINS ignorant Oh! what would
have given had the six years to live over again
What would my wife have given tn have been spared
the long days and still longer nights prostrate on
bed of sickness - all of which would have leen
avoided, had then a copy of TIE MARRIED
WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANtOE.'"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19

TIE Man WHO DID NOT WANT TO BE
MEAN.-ln one of the back towns of a
neighboring State, where it is the custom
for tne dictr;-. --Le,-I II ''''i'"
round" the following inc IT occurred, aud
is vouched for by the highest authority A
year or two ago IN allotment being made
in the usual manner for the benefit # the
schooI-mistress, it happened rhrt the pro-
portion Of one man was just two dryS aud
hdF The teacher SIT down to dinner on
the third day, and was beginning to eat
when the man of the house addressed her
as follows
" Madam, suppose yonr boarding time
is out when you have elt half dinuer,-
but as | don't want to be mean about it,
you may eat, if you chuse, abom as much
as usual" Bur. Sentinel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
GREEN MOUNTAIN

one of purely Danish ori.in-taking the he
riot. That is--,on the death Of an indlVld-
ual of a certain rank. the lord of the land
was entitled, personly or BY agent, to take
any single thing owned by the deceased, p
toms which have descended to the present
day having their origin at period anterior
to the Norman conquest, IN En"land' was
ven of the most valuable description. but
the first thing that they touched. About
twelve wears ago, a gentleman who owned
4 splendid stud Of horses died among the
horses was beautiful racer, the value ct
which was estimated at 20t 0 guineas. On
hearing of the death of the gentleman, the
lord in possession Instantly sent his steward
posthasie, tn claim the heriOt, ordering hln
to take the racer. When the steward came
10 The stables. the head groom opposed hum
and told him he should not take the horse
The steward set forth the law, and proceed
ed toward The stall the groom c, ntlnued
for a me to oppose him, but at last, with
crafty cunning, gave way, and pointing
careessy to halter near by, ted the stew
and to put it round the animals head and
IKE HIM; it was the law aud he could nl
help it. The steward unthlukingy took the
halter, whereupon the groom cried out
"You have yonr heriot a! you have your
herior! The first thing yon lay your hand
......., :, IN ,..., ... - S,.IsU
lie Raiter aud clear out The halter is your
hefloI" Ii was even ~. The lord ont ,-
ed nought but the halter, aud through The
cunning of the groom and hIs eNjr' kuo"
ledge of The law, the family 81 tht. deco IS
ID retained possession at The beautiful IA.
L.rr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-19
The Quaker Meeting

In the fall of lS49, the ReA. Mr.. C., a 3aptia
uiniSter, who hives not Thousand miles f,on
3 ,st0n, was visiting with John G. Whittier, al
.A,nesbury, aud spending Sabbath with the pc
1T. On the mornng of the Sabbath, Mr.. W
said to Mr.. c.
Art thou going to the Quaker meeting to
day Z"
Yes" said Mr.. c.
Well" said Mr. W., "thee must be careful
not to say any thing, as the other day Il Mr..
Beach attempted to talk in the meeting, ana
ihey put him in prison"
Mr.. c. Attended. 1t was one Of their per-
lecJy silent meetings, which passed druwsiIs
away, with sone sleeping on the part Of Hir .,
and Others On his return, Mr. W. met him at
the dpur, aud said,
We'll, friend C. how did thee like the Qua
ker meeting"
To witch Mr.. C. furnished the following inl-
promptu reply:
Well, John, since thou Gnaker art,
G., 10, III tell thee all my heart
Quite plain, but neat the place | found,
And silent stiffness relgned around.
chose seat and down sat,
And gazed upon - Quaker hat;
While all around in solemn mnnd.
wren. were thinking sonatnnr gpoj.
But still eyed that QJak"r hat
The crown vas low. tn bin vas tu
1t canopled nuble pate