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tO DruSgiSIs,
ApO'eCarieS, PerfnmCTS, (OElCCtICn
PATENT .MEDICLNE Factors
Am OELAERs IN Fancy ARru1E.
THE PRAC TICAL ADV lSER.
OR. COMPENDIUM OF OVER ONE HUNDRED RErElrts
For tue use ., D,usglsts, ApolHtcallts, PerIu
mers, Conleclloners, Patent Medicine
Factors. and D alers in Toilet
and Fancy Articles.
EDITED BY HORACE EVERETT.
Graduate a"d M-mwr ~ IN Co legp IT Pharma
cy II the Cav o. NeW.Yok
Also The celebrated Receipe o. Professor W ,
lard, Tor making good soap one cent pr pc" n'
that will wash hotter and quicker without lQ9
Than any other $ aP ever manuactureu. 1h
alone is worth ity times the p,ice OF the hook t'
any family Exclusive Wholesale agent for III
United Safes and CInad',
IT. W. LANDOD,
100 Nassau STREET, N. Y
Pr'ce. SO cents. P,si Office 8 amps enclose'
to that amount will pay Tor one copy, which wi
Nr cent tree 10 any part nj the United Safes =
8 atnners, booksellers. Newspaper Agents, &e.
end sing cash remittance will receive the VOL
at Il laig' discount off.
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sew Fomndry on.LIsbon slreei.

Tn >ub-criuer ~oa'd r,rpsrsu4y u.o.n Farm
sr-. N ,chanics, a.. that he has er, tted aud 'pu
,blo operation, la Carrollton n"w
Capsia FOuntTy.
a - is fully prepdr,d .'t irhsa 90 I,arr al kind
d paughs, Strvss, POUCH PB#Is, &,. a. gh,
tatt-sl no,ce aHd at r,a-oaJp.r pu.r-,
A good stu ~ Z lush-, Sgnys-, Ppibts ano
{ -tiugS neriy srl cp a'w 81 k'p' on hand
.lid ior sdie al lew Pr.cs-, ioT { 81.
E. cGUlRE.
Cauolltnn. Az. 23.h. 1851 ~
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Bargains! BarglinS'!

A fine lot OF sIoe goods, consisting of all art.
cles usually lound in a country establishment, Is
offered for sale at wholesale, IN tie village o.
Magnolia, Stark clunty, o. A large ant 60 uiuo.
dIous ware house, store room, anl dWelllu &
house, ia the sane village, are for rent, Anv
person d'Siruus nt gning lnn lh' merrait,le hu =
lness will lind in MAgnrlia II goDi lo'atioH aud
little OF no competition The aoresai goods were
purchased Tor thu mt'k"l by one VIVA h,i hpel
doing bu usinoss in Mag Slol,a a 'ong time, and NJ
doubt they will find read sale
SAML II. GREER, Admr
apr %, SO It'd o. VIM. llukness, dec'l.
! ~ fnscarawas Advocate aud Ohio Reposilor
cnnv tw Sc ana charge this office.
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Fox SALE.

| wish to sell my farm of eighty acres. well wa
tered, aud good new barn thereon together with
eighteen lots situated at Oneida Mills, in carroll
county, Ohio on the Sandy and Beaver canal, and
arroll ounty Rail Road.
Terms made known by inquring of the subscri.
Der, at his residence on the farm.
John &, HODLE -
Oct, ,3l,I 1851.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYMUFF.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYNUFF.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed aud qulili'd as Administrator ol
the estate oi Joseph d ybuE late Of carroll couo-
ty, Ohio deceased. Those in lebted will IN Ike I'M
mediate payment; anu those having claim, against
said estate will present them, legally uuthentica-
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON Alm'r.
April % 1852. Van Srown Nu'v,
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{ best aud ehsapss' Family Neiie,Hs "a
uId.
DR.. ROBERT1 COMPOUND
5arsaporiIla l)llls.

An alternative To ic. Oluretic q mild C''harliC
P,ice 25 Gems per box, containing so Pills.
Each hoX co 'tains iity pills, which makes then
rs cheap again az any other standard pill, and
tour times cheaper, aud warmed much supr-
Tior in the cues OF various diseases TO any OF lhf
Syrup mixture sold; besides being more con-
venient and proPerIorm Tor use. -.
The astOnishng surcpss which has attended tie
use OF Dr. Roberts, Compound Sarsaparilla Plr
s proof abundnnt aud conclusive that they are
tuy
NATURES OWN REMEDIES,
tna that ,hpy III cure alt Cursbl- dsed-eS quck-
ef, aud more pleasantly ,hm any Other ned'cinr
YER known. The Pts are pnncipslly an alter
native medicine, Itheir btsi- being The solid TX,
m OF Sarsaparilia, lr' Faied IN superior man
ne ! uuI sufficiently cathdrtic to geNtly assist
nat tre. without purgrg unnecPssHi ', which
make them peculiarly adapted TO weak aud en-
| { ebIed par,Ons, invlgoraIng aud streng theuing
tie bOiy. purIing the system, producing new
! ich blood and healthy acton Of the stomach ano
! ivpr.
| Tlpy are Acknowledged by our ablest physi.
| ans 10 b. not only uneXcpptonaGle, hut eihcd-
ruus in ths highest degree. and go general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED.
The Compound SarsaparIlla Pills are u>ed 10
he permi Il, mt cute OF those dl-,asps whch ari,s
retions Of tie liver and stomach. viz ,ery1ipplas
oGulo or krg's evil, ulcers, scaId head. otstl
ate cntoneOus efuptons hlotcheS, bolts, pmpes
ore. week or intiamed eyes, gaHdnar swelling
hpunrdtc Cifpctiols, pains in the homes aud 'ina
uopsv, dyspepsia, asthma, dlorrh9l and dysel"
tery. coughs. colds, consumption when caus' oN
.apilIary obstructons Of ,hs lungs in persons o
.roiulous constitutions inAamallon Ot The lungs
nnuenza. cisesrion, headache ,undce. teve
nd agup, chill tpvers, aud tevors in general, gen
,ral and nervous debility, and diseases arlsir,
rom an iniudiclou1 use Of mercury, ard Whenev
medicine is required to invigorale and purii!
ne system.
They are a purely vegetable compound, an
nay be used by perso ,s Of all ag's. They al
,leasant 10 the palate, aHd rroduce no nausea
me. sne-s or grjping in then operation. Hun
lreds o. certificates could ha given OF those VIII
,avp used them with great benefit.
We ask no person 10 take our word as to tn
merits of the medicine, tut to call on the agen
md purchase hcX, aud if on trial it does No
rive the most perfect satisaf tion, they can retur
10 hnx and It C 1--WE the mo icy paid tor the sa'ni
Plechaspls will hP particular 10 ak tor DR. R0l
rt's Compound SarNapariila p H." and ohserv
hat the gre n wrapper on each boA h - q fac sin
10 Of the SIGNATURE ol Jos Roberts. Nj. ID. x
p. Fay, aid u purchase none Others.
Letters on the suhiect OF tho madinine, mu'
y ad rpsspd. post paid, to c. p. Fay, Ow' 8
roaa Co.. N. Y.
. q aer. in Narroll CO. caH learn terms on hqu
!. ring Of he Editor OF the Free Press n, Carrotor
Nrt % 1857.
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CARROLL FREE PRESS
FreedOm's Rally.


BY J.. c.
- Tsas Old Graaiis Slafs.
sse Iha friends Of freedom rally
S.e tie friends Of freedom rally
From lhe mountains and tho yalles
@ o. n, old Blcksye State.
We're band Of irasmen,
We're a band Of ffemeu.
we'ro band Of frecmen,
And we'll sound il through the laud.
llazza Gor reformation,
By all 10 every station,
We're the friends Of emancipation,
Aud wc'll vote for General Scott.
ChRHs:
We have made good selection,
For we go for home projection,
And we'll do il to perfection,
With that same Old coon,
Ch9Hs'
Well support the constitution,
Yes. the old constitution.
And the equal distribution
OF ihe public domain.
Chorus:
Come all ye lilly ,illcr,
Priests. lawyers, doctors, s'iileFs,
ManuiacIurers and mllers,
For that same old coon.
Chorus
Mr.. Pierce will be elected,
franklin Pierce will bs elected,
Yes. Pierce will be elected,
10 great big horn.
Chorus;
May no evil e'er beIide u.s.
To sever or divide US,
b.. the God of Mercy guide US,
With that same old coon.
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NO,ice.
Paper iSaUgings LSFpOl,


OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HoTEE.
THE CROr0N MANUFACTURING co
Organized under the General Manufacturing
Law OF the SAFE OF New York aN
q Ters at wholesale, IN quanllIes to suit purcha-
-, " MANUFACTURERS Low EST PRICES, ior cash
,r approved credit, aaa) aa1 sAwh
p !, er HnngIugs OF every variety Of style and
nee. riders to match Fire Board P.ints in
great variety. Transparent Wndow s lades -,
hi P ant Window SHADES Wide Window
Curtain P ,pers, and Window s ale Fixulrrs Of
he latest s'y es aud superior finish, all of tn ir
wn manu'bcture and importation. As their
lock is l.rgP and entirely new, they invite Mer-
,hants, B okselers, and Dealers in these articles,
q call and examine their styles and prices when,
aver they visit The city.
Country Merchants can examine this Sock
rom 8 O'Clock in the morning ill 10 O'slock in
the evening. l.lasplu9
New YoFk, M,rch 20, IssA ie8s sxa
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LA W MOTTO E.
LAWLNOTICE.

J. /. Ready. Attorney and Cour sr1Ior at
Lar and Solicitor in Chancery. will practice
in Tuscarawas aud the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
attended 10. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5, 1850.
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THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,

Seventh President of tha Uniled States.
Including The most imDoriaat Of his SidtePGPers.
WlrH THE EULoGY
Delivered by .he lion. Geo. Bancroft.
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The Camp Fires Of the Revolution,
OR THE
MAP OF lNnEpENDENCE

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
Illustrated by thrilling events, stories and anec
tote as related by the old Continental Sol iers,
whilst gathered round the camp.fres on Dorches
ter Heights at Cambridge, at Mount Independence,
N Long Island, at 5 ipplck Z eek, at German
town, at Valley Forge at White rsh, at Sara
soga, at N Niddebrook. on the SuSqueh,nn at
prng6eld, at Morristown, on the Pedee in the
wamps, on the Hills Of antee, near Charleston.
&c.
BY HENRY c. WATSON.
With eight beautiful plates, from original designs
" RooME. The whole forming an elegant Ucta-
w Volume.
NJ Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub
,crihers to this work to whom liz r. discounts will
>e given, GEORGE HOWARD,
Publisher, Wooster
Publishers oI Newspapers inserting the above
prpspectus times will be entitled To a copy OF the
look, to be fora arded to them as they may direct
npun the reception of copy Of the paper Of the
publisher.
6,y Please cut this out for reference.
Jan. 9, sat
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Lulher and his AdherenlS.

The Prop, tors Of Itain's Magazine havin
lu a,ed the large and handsome steel plate
'artiuIy engraved in n. aud mezzolinI irlm
he celeOa ed design hy Grorge CaIIermoe, re-.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On the eighth day of My, in the year 1852 the
Probate court of CARROLL county declared the estate
Of John e. Wtn,z. deceased, to be probably insol-
vent Creditors are therefore required TO present
their claims against the estate u the undersigned
Tor allowance within six m,nths from the time
above mentioned, Or they will not be entitled to
payment.
JOHN b MOODY. Atm'r
with the " III annexed al John e.. Weulz, decd
Nav ii. 1852 Pr lee 81 90. -
NOTICE OF AN 4Tr{cANfNt
At my instance an ltticNpaa w,s this lay is
,ued by Es1r. Keith, ] t, he petce in q n
tr Fast t1Vnship, Carr III IN J, inst the prop
.ty All, fs5ts J,RIIsrt M;lI!cs, Al loSDlll-
NJ de1t1.. j, B, SMITH,
Dsted this 18th day Of March 1857
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no prOUf T IN hi, distressing class o. complaints See Dam
phr. Al broken deHtHied constitutions IOm the eHee
mercury will hul the bra, Ing pUWrr NJ tut AMI ie 10 net nme
di HuA the punu1l, mu-rl -rIlHr Om The stem
The " distinct l hl aWis, mdnltrr Them
sevrs particularly the app, alton al r OuHd The distress
ms rH' u rumpanl, Which head It rnagh. For oShluIle
IIrINl Inn lrrlns M lh. nnn O EmnInt,
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CERTAIN B0TANICAL AGENT,

which in ~ diseases NJ the irmar nme, 0hTnc
unns, dtI' raunl transformations, Nc ha' elected cure
Til. indigenous O uund IN large Quantities, and
n. n mp,kina prpr, equal II forms Vt
the rumIunus hr ,rrtrr which, whole, Is the b~t
remedy irbiHip female Il aud the ssea
will he uhnulh t'
For tr relief u l lthrii Diseases attendant pregnancy
alns t0 sn.ur and ppiuiu ,rnnhes which often occur both
nnrned aud Grnaes. and those prolcn oh
slruriinN. Whi,h iroW taking cnl, Nu
CONSUMPTION ANp IlvLa toNrl NNT, BH"us DEsess's;
Inflammation a e LsBes laughs, lJids HarS ness, igRt
STsqs Hpakaess &c., MI lseaes Menne has e'eT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
How the Locofoco Tariff works
in Pennsylvania.

The Sheriff of Clarion County has recently
published the periodical announcement of lis
sales among which are NINE more furnaces
and furnace properties. This makes the TWEEN
TN-THREE establishments sold Ia that county
by the Sheriff during the last year .-Lanoasicr
pa Hhig
Close by these furnaces lies buried the coal
they need,-closer still the iron they use. Bun
the Tam OF 20 decides that it is better 20 dig
iron IN Sweden than in Clarion county, and o
pay Englishmen for working IL rather than A.
mercans- The furnaces of Pennsylvania are
sold at auction that those of Sheffield and Biz
mngham may thrive.
These furnaces employed a large number of
workmen, WHO are now thrown out of employ
menl, They must live, and 10 live must work. -
But since they cannot pursue their trade they
must take some other. Instead of buying from
the farmers and mechanics around them, they
must turn farmers and mechanics themselves,
and enter into competition with them. Compel
ton brings fall IN prices. and they fare the
worse all round. Bad news for the farmers and
nee James but good for the London Times.
] mere VIII not be less IRON used IN the world
now that these furnaces are clused. II will only
DC made somewhere else. When the fires 20
OUT IA clarion county, the burn the hotter 10 The
furnaces OF England. When the price Of the
Work ceases u 90 into The pockets of the labor
ers here, II Is all the more snre 10 reach the
pockets OF the capitalists OF England. No
wonder they can afford 10 aid literally The cleo.
lon OF Pierce aud King.-.4ibany Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
how IN0 NI0N1iN1I " VINO
Signs in the NYcst--- More Sign
ing OF,

Ia kanawha, the only county iu The State in
which, SO far as We have observed. the Locotocos
have yenturod 10 publish Vigilance Committees
the Committee men 'front.' stick. We have
heretofore Published The cards of some dozen or
more, who declined the honorable duties assign
ed them-thcir feelings being inclined another
way;'-and today we give eleven more-uak
ing IN that county alone, more converts 10 Wing
gerry than all the deseulons from us in all the
rest of the State. Aud what is remarkable and
encouraging is, that the accesslons 10 the Wings
are from The rank and file of the Democracy
from the puriotic and honest Masses who seek
no Office but arc gong for the good Of he coun
try and II is fair 10 presume they represent The
feeling and tendencies of their class while the
detec'ons from the Wings consist mliuly of dis
appointed office seekers, who carry no one with
them and whose deserton is a deliyomnce
A strong aud united pull gives us the victory
To work, them Wings and let ms redeem our
old State The thing can be done-it must be
done
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
From California Arrival Of the
United States.

~ |TNH1 " 7. %
The Steamer United States. ~. e. Berry.
Commander. has arrived from Aspnwan with al
passengers.
The news from Panama is not Of much inter
est The steamship California, from San Fran
caro, arrived there ON the lgth
Ihe health OF tha lstnaus wos very rood and
there was mo- cholera at Aspnwall or Panama
he following persons died on the United
States: sept 2itb, w. p. Swcclscr, of Philadel-
pha, ~ ye1r t3tl. sam. Nonmwood, 81, Of
MidalrseN- FLi Jno Scavenger' OF Ireland.
WA. Terry, bearer OF dispatches from the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

AS1ES-A fair business has been done I'D
Pearls at s. -. Pots ~ "a.
BIZ THER-The demand has been good ana
not much change in prices The arrivals ~.
large for the season. Sales have been made lol
prime and choice diaries at - 24c ordinary
Western and Canada II TO zoe.
BEANS-IIave arrived freely aud mostly o. s5
medium quality. Sales are made at = % :.
CHEESE Is in active demand and Is tan s
as fast as 1t arrives at quoted rates % i''
prime common and ordinary a &c.
FLOUR-lhere is a steady AID firm ieeuns
for Flour, and our stocks are light, particular
common and fancy brands. The latter are SUI
readily al quoted rates on arrival, but extras ny
only in fair demand We look for light rece'gr
from the West for some time, farmers oelng ~
termined to hold on their Wheat for hgh fauE'
of prices, and we think the prospect very laNo's
Bile for prices for some time. Canadian floul
scarce and wanted and would readily bring 9"
80 asa 624.
GRAlN-Corn is firm but sales moGeiu 80
7le for yellow, and 20 a Zee for mixed: Os ~,
are scarce and have advanced to As oOc ~,
Northern. The scarcity and high price Of f,uy
will insure increased consumption OF afte'es W.
der this head and full prices II
PROVlSlONS-Pork is gradually CASING %
in prices Mess having declined - per pol ut At
our last Circular. New Beef Is now Nc"
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Vermont Central Railroad Co.

The following Board Of Directors was elected
on Tuesday by from $4,000 to 10000 votes
against 70O-the Target stock vote ever cast:
Charles Paine, Mortified, W.
G. O. Whitmore Boston, Mass.
John Smith, St Adams, VI
John II. Peck, Burlington, VI.
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston, Mass
IL. H. Hunnewell, Boston, Mass.
Joel W. White, Norwich, Conn.
Messrs. Putnam, Dunn and langdou, Of the
old board declined reelection. The Inyost-
ga ting Committee reported in pdrt--vcry favora-
bly, to the Directors, and to the future prospects
Of the road A letter from Josiah Quincy ir.
reloining to the Reply Of the Directors 10 his
Letter of March last, was read and thereupon,
after brief reply by Mr. Putnam to sandry
points raised, the Reply Of the. Directors, pub
lished with the seventh annual report, was ap-
proved by unanimous vote Of the corporation.
Further particulars hereafter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

THE IRVING HOUSE-Ths House has
changed hands The Messrs Howard have parted
with all of their interest in the Hotel to Messrs.
Doolittie & Burroughs. II. Dooittle Of Cincin
natli and VIM. II. Burroughs of Philadelphia
We understand Mr. Doolittle furnishes the larger
part Of the capital, and that the House to be prin
clpally under the administration of Mr. Borroughs,
who is TO be the active partner, and has been
well known and very popular landlord in Pha-
delphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

ESCAPE or THIRTT OR FoRrY SIAvEs-P,
snH ty NE Opners.-CINcINNATi, September -.
"A party Of thny or forty slaves escaped from
ihnehtucky' arrived q Ripley Ohio last night
They were pursued by their owners. who sus-
pecung them TO be m certain house. applied
ior warrant 10 search H. which was refused
ihree OF the runaways were subsequently, can
tnred on the road, and taken to Ripley last nigbt
on their way back. At last accounts the negroes
OF the neighborhood had assembled in great mum.
bers with arms, aud surrounded the hotel where
tle paIte= were stopping. II is feared that dis
astfous consequences may eDsue, as the slave
owners nave expressed determination 10 have
Their property at all hazards.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

correspondent Of the Southern Standard writes
from Aiken, 5. c., that sheck of an earthquake
was felt at that place on the 25th ult. 1t occur
red between the hours of two aud three o'clock
A. NJ. IL was preceded by the usual rumbling,
and lasted from thirty to forty seconds, and was
severe enough preceptibly to shake the folding
doors IN house, and mug that stood ia a basin.
The motion was from North to South There
was nothing peculiar in the weather at the time
twas quite c aim.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
The Waterman 4 State Journal,
TO the Editors of Vermont.

At the request of one of the Board for can.
wasting votes for Presidential electors, we sug-
gcst to editors Of all parties to publish, both in
their newspapers and the printed tickets, the
names Of the candidates for electors IN full. -
This ought always to be done in printing votes
Of every kind and returning officers should re-
turn the names IN fall. We have had occasion
to learn that there is much room for improve
ment among returning officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

WoMAN's RIeHTs. A petition to the Legis-
ature is in circulation in Brattleboro asking that
the women may be allowed TO try their hand at
improving our common schools" and, to that end,
that they may be allowed an equal voice or vote
with the men in school district meetings. The
Democrat states that numbers of the most ntcl-
lgent men and women in the vicinity of Brat.
teboro have signed the petition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
A Triumph for Scott.

General SCOTS tour to the West has been
made triumpha march by the enthusiasm of
the people. The locofocos begin to feel that
Pierce is doomed to defeat See first page for
interesting details Of the honors done to Scott in
the West.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

DE- RlGHrs or DE PEOPLE.--lt is 30 joke 10
build a niirold n Vermont and then pay for it
10 the satisfaction of all concerned. But. now
and then, something will happen, at winch even
perp.exed Director must laugh.
Not twenty miles from the town of Ca
there lived, IN a small house, a Frenchmln,
whose wife owned two acres of land through
which had been built the Vermont and Canada
Railroad ONen the little Frcnchman came
seven or eight miles To complain of the invasion
Of his rights, and demanded satiacuon At
length the Commissioners made their awards.
and Monsieur Pons1n AMI hls wcii-dressed wife
came and received, with COWS and smiles, their
share of the "donages." A few days later,
while the Director was sorely perpleXed by the
many and eXtravagant demands of landholders
for higher damages, IN came Tonson, highly ex-
cited and swinging his arms in a very dangerous
manner. Good morning Tonson-' "OuL"
" What is the news, ronsonsf o mine Got
Mr.. Drectenr, salr news plenty, news plenty
sar IT An, what is the trouble now y Mr.
Drecieur trouble plenty sair, de rights Of The
people have trouble, have trouble, salr." " Wei,
what is it:' An, Mr.. Directeur, sar, YOU
know me leetie pig, eh i'-" No, ] do not."-
mon. vel, sair, me leetle pig run on de rail
road sometimes, every day. plenty, and de cars
wi hill me leetle pig, ii dey 10 blow de vlste,
eh z" We'll" Den, Mr. Directeur IT de
cars no yistle, de leetle pig have kill, sair, and
dc rights of de people-salr, me can't stand il,
and, salr me lcoqHt "-1 Adams .uesscager