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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17
CHAP. III.
THE NJ A IOE.

Presently saw some peasants stop
TO speak 10 this strange man. and just
as they left him ! approached. lie
greeted me with poliincss, and we talk
ed of The weather and the crops. lie
answered all ! asked in such well chos-
en- language and at the same time so
modestly, that ! saw directly that he
was man of cultivated mind. lie
said that the soil WAS not better than
that Of the surrounding country. but
that it was letter TILED. ! expressed
my astonishmeni AT that.
Every owner dwelis here in the
middle OF his own possessions, said he
and ,hc,e ,efore can easily inspect his la
borers'
But said ], these beautiful mead
owsi'
You have no, perhaps noticed. an
swcred he, that all the meadows lie TO-
ge,her. and that they are well watercd.
We have also good mari in the neigh
bo1hood. In other places. as well a.
this, these things are 10 DC had more oil
less |; but people are often idle or icno
rant. Nature is a good mother ts nll
bas men do not always give ,hemsel, O,
the trouble 10 understand her, bu, Ere.
fer following their own conceits.'
This remark was too philosophical
for village mayor or schoolmasier.
; stood still. aud looked AT his coarse gray
frock and round black straw hat. There
WAS something distinguished, ! nigh
almost say noble, in his face
: lie look ed at me for IN oment will
a searching look, and then said, AR
you MIR. Rodern!
Il am exclaimed !, surprised
and looking at him more closely.
lie took my hand, and iaushingl
, said, You were formerly slcnde
young mali the delight Of all th'
. bellies. ......
tried to draw away my hand, 50
I thou.h, that one Of his strange f,s
; of which 50 mary had SPOKEN, va
: come over hin but he Id il ias
and continued, What a stout ma
: you are grown. What good geniu
he'd you to iisr.i & sii be embrace
/. ne. adding, 'Welccms here. DO yo
:, mol know b,e =
:, | wssreaIiy rerriexei aud yet
, s,luck ne ! taa seen han before. -
|. Suddenly ! remembered VII N 50
EnreNe!l' | cxclalme5
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.iss . mighty rich man. lie enever
sWssds = krssis~r. and lisca more si'n.
ply thsn cor,mon day latnrvr. Ills
hesd Il not qal;e right and when his
siity tss xss,upos hin, ~ ihrcws ~o"%y
axsy ~ all silcA; he ;~ill soos Ire ruin.
cd. lie ha. no pleasure except in Tyr.
anpising over Us with his money
A. the old mum 'saiA stis he turned
oG i,ao a, foo,paiu which led ,Lrough
the meadows. The landscape Was 50
pleasing. fha, ! sai down on stone un.
der 4 nut srec. IN order 10 rest and to
ENJOY shr sceuery. Now happy nigh.
the pcorlc NJ this village be, Thought !;
tjut thr government sends q man here
wAspl.ys tie kirs, and tisen sls hap.
pinsIs, y ,goss., Jssl shca nm oll we-
,paa came u, ~ hit and ssopl.cd
NJ ~ iwqihta Z ,ksfs was an ian h
ne z l|frsa 1 1k1u0nu - -
'sIs. ] In sEs isnliady.
- am giAd ~ Il can ysu. acconmo
dsas my sariags and servants for few
days ?
MY inn is not suited for gentlemen;
YOU mus, go TO the great hotel A bro
Ken csrrias. arrived there About half an
hour ago: Perhaps il is yours?
Il am sorry that you cannot lodge
me. Where is the other hoicl!'
'Dp you see the little white house
with the green window shutters on the
hin? 1'ha, Isl The Mayors house, and
The hotel is next to it,
Does the inn belong 10 the mayor 7
no, and yes. Everything belong'
and sill does no. belong, to him. IL,
had il bull
sI'hat i- not advantageous 10 you !"
'Ccrisinly not the mayor does M
good TO any one. Since he came init
the village business has become yer,
bad. God pardon hin,; lie has much
to answer ior a, the last day. Blu,
have enough 10 live on ~ithou. depend
ing on Eim.'
Willie she was speaking heard vi
! olen, dispu,ing in a peasants house nea
by. The old woman nodded her hcat
and said half aloud, 'Al 30, so, it serve
Gretchen righ,!' Saying this sh
pointed TO n path BY which l migl
rencl, the hotel and then left me. Jus
then porily looking parsonage. dres
sed in The blouse Of u peasant, bu
clean and neat. came out Of the hous'
followed by a weeping old woman an
a young boy The two latter too
leave cf the man and rs the boy sl,oo
hands with him he said, You ~
quite right, Mr. Mayor have warnc
my mother OF j, often enough
Yes, yes answered the mayor wi
appeared TO be man about forty yea
OF ngc 'bu, this once l will be indu
} gent Tie old woman assured hi
that lie should in future be statistic
with her. The village despot turne
and walked away.
lie went along the same path whit
. the old woman had told me led TO Il
: hotel. This induced me TO leave II
seat and follow him, for much wish
to be acquainted with man Of whom
l llad heard so much' But then, aga
e l heard nothing but complaints Of hi'
a and had even witnessed his harsh &C
I duet towards Others, and ! hc>itated
4 follow him. lie walked very fast n
J. did no, oyer,ake him.
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|A'cENT MEDICINES
no CCRE 80 P.ay.Y

~.-~~s.r-s-~s~S
q. 4. opuNCe0
y nsAs isash arrangements that he will
vaass - sssp,ist by tAs !sss4(aetaTtr.
b sli ~ psyslsr ........
PA31B3 01D90Sy98S
,hs day.. ,sssy II rAieA svs esrrs~'ed 10
sss;s( wsiss Ia the pssehsssr or The mon !.
,dl bs sefasAed. GT ne sure snd call
III. "O,d Psteat Medicine Enporiu1
vi, oseasise siss Hnakhs aotsl.
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liz srREGf. RUTLAND. SenMoNt'
IL. s,srs fssnsrty scespisd sv q. l. k.t'
,se l.sss s"rth ostss Cssrt houss,~hef'
~ fsssA aii kss1s sf
UOOTa 4 y D H0OGS
tssh sesss. esilAven's ussf, &c. on - rea
,h,s ts,.. q n ssy sthss esssh,i,kmcst
~ ssti sd sysosue. P.MN cV.
.slsaA - ~ o604 TN
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n q. 4 4. ". CLARK veSId sespeci.
Il fsity iaiosss the ishshitauis nj Hu''
4 ssl vieisty thst th~y hsss sP-crd .
b 10 esstsNs' nlsek, Mssehsrts How,
|ss. sbey have fss ssle esod sssess mens
/ wssslss. Kssek Tim.isss. Cceks.
L.~ei-y. !S;lssv Ware. Speetocies.
Fasey Coods, 3e.5c.
ArCnes. Cs.0Cks. 4 SEwEiRf'
S,uily R.ys;red osd Warr'"fsd.
RUTLAND. VT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25

~ In speaking about River. aud Harbor
matIrs and. the Democracy Judge Loo khart
alhiged 10 &c snag wharI-beet nov at our
wkmf. Tie building oft and others ,he argued
To'slrowhow Gen. Jackson and the DEMO
cratic party supported the doctrine Of River
and HerbE iwproE ernentsTf tleIrlight have
aIded-the sale of it aud the, other snsg
boats. rs worthless. useless trash, at an erior-
nous sacrifice, under the Pots ,Admnis,ra-
asion, went to show how Dir. Polk AMI the
Democratic party opposed this doctrine.
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4 Tonca os Congress.

Last Thussday evening, we went, 20 The
'Iemplc of the Drama aud of Deinagogft-y
4 polio Hall, for the purpose of hearing q
speech from CARR eprese htatite in Congress,
Hon. JOS. l.. Iorkhart., supposRg as he had
anotyet given his constituents any report OF
his steyareship, he. would take that occasion
to inform themswhat he had been doing for
them aud iheri<, in the halls of Congress.
We ware s1mew lat disap paipted at not hear
ingd word about his eminent services iq Com
.gssss 20 there's with F,s donbtles - i'm saied
his sileR es. 10 the simple fact, no hadrnothng
to talk about in 'that connection. His
"speeelr<swe call it such inanlere poIisenoss,
rEshe Jodge peyer could make a spsech.pot
haV fhe, gift OF arranging three ideas
methodicalIy, and then letting 'em o,st---swa ;
a stammefirg and reckless rgmarol without
poir /, Eiethod or foundation. We hafhtend-
cdrerlying to the speech, urds ccrtrcnee a
taking items sfor the purpose; bat to attempt
to reply TO such a.messof trash would be ell
eyatng it to an importance certainly mot
even claimed Tor it by tl.e Judge himself, in
his own Conscience. We en-. go 70 the
Hickory Club any time when we want to
criticize speeches, and obtain just. about the
same materialto work upon, We have had
IL Sli the campaign, and those Who attend the
horse performances OF Apollo He'll, may .ey-
Pect 20 be Bored by just such talks till election
a,prs go sssval - rsssssgfs X
49, sis Ffn1 lfr .4rt 'rH ttlr atEi .di To -.
i Ihs,J udge gaze Us q very fair IDEA of Goa
,gress- In Just such gassy nonsense has the
greater part of the last session been wasted,
.Ge are glad the lodge had the good-sonse 10
holio II .is gas til he got home. Heran
now let It Of, not oply without danger, bot
Without any cost to thC'HeountTy.s If other
mepPerS bad (olloYed. h;s, example, Qhe. last
session OF Cogs9sss. raligta have been TIC
best ever assembled since the -dass. Of -sar
foreiathers. instsef Of the mesnesl.snBatwe
sloslot mean to,say our, big friends speech
Shah meat with no further notice. .' ~ ,.7
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E.uin,n sen,encedn

The fnal trial OF Lunht for the .kiiIins o.
Cock, closet yesterday afternoon The 'I1rt
was out severa! hours,' and returned with a
sentence OF tw elye years to The Slate i,eni-
steutiary.s 1t has been aslittie over year
since the. crime was cQpmitled.f..,s.,
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ETf Mr. PETTrT.' ono of the electors ior
Pierre Tor The State, viii agree 70 piake tie
same speeeh be did IN this city a sewrgeeks
ago, The Wing Central Committee ought to
employ him to cazyassCthe whole State!-
VIII he toitl-l State .!oar.
20 The neediui'' can be obtained down here
for sending Pett.t oyerthe State. lie wouId
do more gooato ths Wing cause, than any
I six Why electors could we'll accomplish
fThereare few .more-Aocos ocos speakers IN
ths.Ssate who 80 to be bribed totrayel IN
this manner. Men who make sGch Speeches
can be brf5ed 20 anything,.of course, hr-fs
90 ~, ., ,tss-7 7-T-r-T q -'.i,si.& .
b.Ss,T'he wife Gov. D.son, L.. s. aatas
elect lrpP ksnsueSy and Successor to Hen:
~ Clay, dits yesterday n SsIi'fg at 9 e'clocs
: -
I'D" HALLOCK & STODARD. aug
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.

ton Of forty thousand, enjoys extraordinary
'eohimereiat advanta re - a nd islrank iny e p
id strides to attain her future greatness. The
city is situated on both gsdes of theirYerya
portion oft called Mount Ida, IS elevated,
from which you have a cgmmanding view Of
the city AMI 'ah SURROUNDING objects. The
people here are enterprising and of -thcrea
go-aheadatiye Spirit which IS Exhibited in
their numerous Internal ihfptovttnetts,' A& c.
The State Fair, which was held few days
since in Utica, in this State, was very largely
attended. TIE number Of entries exceeded
ithose'of last year. The weather was very
hot and dusty. Itwas stated by a passenget
on the cars between Utica ami this plbce,
(but lor the truth of-which | don't vouch)
that there was on exhibition two immense
cheescs, which were, to be presented to Gen.
Scott immediately after his irang orstioh as
President of the United States The fair is
spoken Of as asplehdid affair, and as havin =,
eclipsed aE,tAe fairs preceding it in this
State. .s.....a4. ..,.-sl. .ss.s-3 y ~ l.4I
lhe aalqal meeting of AMERICAN, Beard
Of ForeiguNissionswas heid intlns;place on
Tuesday Jast, a ny trahsacted Considerable
business of Importance, Hon. Theo.. Ere
Ilinghgsen was elected Presidont Of the BoAfd
,.hhcT a well attended and Interesting ses-
ision.the Board adjourned on Friday morning
last, to meet in Cincinnati, on the first Tues.
day in October, 1873 WI IliI
The "Woman's Rights" Convention wa.
hel4 during th9 Pastwee;S in JSyr9csse, n.
I, and by arPsFasal afl ihsiF PFaceediRgs one
would be LED to The very plausible conelusypu
tbat they Ithe- wcliSii,. Or PERSONS qf the te-
lie seN--we prefer the latter ,terhl) are
having ''ics times. The Troy Wbigsuys:--
They met to express theE dissatisfaction o.
their position, sociaily, politically ahlevery
other way, We pgefume they are. dissatis-
fed with the worM and taeues@!ves--aDd in
this matter, no doubt there is is perfect reci-
procty on all .hsads.i1s. lots of speeches
were made, butwhat they. alla:aggntqd to, NJ
one can tcll:e ,1f these women had beenlde-
-. 81
iprived of all etherrig'its. they certainly have
net been daPFiyedef.tlie use OF thsqtonglr
4AsEtLe aPproacbing ssPresideISals eentes
draws near, sottees ti,e rrder and patyiotisr n
Of tho good s,ib&taAatiaf 6IF Whhs2 Of New
York increase. f'oiiiis.nrc decidedly in tho
asccudency.s..- Tie good h01ast, peHacrait
arc daily deserving then ranks, and joining the
Scot and Graham party Z have heard OF
rmaHy such iastanccS- duriags sl,e,last week OF
! two, and / c2:'eet to hcar OF .riany MORO Of
IA siriilarinnport. New York is7set down foT
S6eis. and think size, svill PseEc. truete he,
own, as CS.eli az 1heIEterdstsr Ufa.te whole
United States b. so4castiig hcrv4jtcr 'nN'l
! AllShs w'ay on tho iiReiof Che Cincinnati
and Cioy leland Railraad. a'go The BnCalo-and
View York Railroid,.I noticed tifat tire corn
crops were very poor. The hay crop is short
IN the East this yoasss- Mere ano n.sqma,t "a
.-,,sS .Yoaul-s, &sc &C., = CLAY.
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PuxcnY.-B oy.--fIfyou please. NJ, ,

you looking for little degi'','3 81 q
/ Young Ladiss--''Ycs' On, yesi"
Boy-"Was tia Spaniel, Mutss33iS'
y fo,ag LadiesI "0h, yesf A : mes
beautiful Spaniel. with vtry long ears :
il. Boys77"..AA, then. Num- is. ihe -suae a;
+ feNaat Master big dog here; wots lki4
ard swaHered- Ell ..-a. e. =. =
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: The 'SentineP' seems to be horrifed any one
should dare TO saythat SO great a man as Sei a.
torDouglass dub not tell thetruth Now, when
ever natorihsoongtesso anyone else,as-
sertthatGeu. Scott IS in fsvor of amend ing the
aat j g IL .tionlaWs so as TO require a serace
of one year II the army or navy az the on.
mode TO enttle a fore gney to the rights OF
citizenship he asserts what he knows 20 be
an uRInitjgaied Ealsehood.- Tsdlicaa Jour.
We mold. that any man. isnt too great
to be to5d that he. tells a. faIsehood Il is on.
sincere belief that fdur-ffths of all the Loeo-
foco stump speakers and four-hlths o. the I.o-
cofoco editors in the United States have re-
presented TO their hearers and readers That
General SO pit III favor ofregurinC a wears
service irthe army or navy a. Indispensable
to the naturalization OF loregn-born citizeus;
and PROFESSIONALLY every individual, Iocofo-
go stump speaker, Locofoco editor of Loco
co VII: no ( tat ma 9 thisTcp-esen ION
Is guilty of nIuking .represeptatian W hieh
he knows in his own heart TO be as base lie
as ever was uuered,- Lon. jour.
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beware OK tnc PolitioaI Gramnies.

beware OK thc Political srannies.
1t Amusing shear these LocofDco speak
ers, as introluaory to til Ell sid ndcrops and
rascaly speeehss against G. Ell. Scott, say
they award tos hm ala moi ior and glory as a
wldier or military cfdeftain- thai he Sands
-unrivalled in tfie woTld=nffghty above other
.mea as General, &c=4hess- are pree,ees
afesissigas'T As tisses men ceiid tas e n p
laurel from his brow-as fitmade the small
est matter of difference in the world what
Ihsy adrnitsedior denied iGen Scottss niih-
ftary fame.--ffis- fame -beiengs pant
oa the history of tie ceuntry, and is as far
above the reach of these men TO drag down
sor eie,ahtes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tieirssssP-
They adnitAtfsy' award bin,- praise-they
would not pluck one lear from The crown Of
aglory!a Well, we rather. expect. lef
wouldn't But they take this shallow Plap
20 deceive their hearers into the idea, that
beir g thus fair in the very commencement Of
their speeches, all the infamous lies an9 siam
ders which are TO follow will be swallowed
as things which, taese yjostIand good men
with all their justpess and goodness, coy u
net let 90 unrebhked. Always when we
hear Locoloco speaker commence praisng
Scott, or making these viftnous admissions.
at tbc outset Of his sieech, we say. at once
that is paving the way for train OF SIAM
ders, lies and dotsVsatinns zoo Fqscaily for pa
ltient hearing without such introducuoI.s ln
! this We have never been deceived! SO just
prepare yourself for what'st TO come, whcnevet
a Iocofoco speaker i;ko Law. Petit, or Lane,
the Tragedy, Farce and Comedy of Dena'
gogueism- commences 10 speak Of General
Scott, by aImhtiag nc isa very .ood genera
%iessls.si '.ll ..ra.ai Is .-a.r ..'-c11b s-s- F.
Why, you never heard an old granny Cos
sip commence her tate of scuntal aguinst
some eir;u6us nefghbor, who stands too faF
for the-gossip's happiness, but.sho shakes her
head very Significantly, ;. l&al admits 1Irs.
Tnnmytit is a very nice woman, attends
ckdrdhriike a. tlitistisn, arid loves her hrs-
band, an most any BODY looking ather would
take her TO be what everybody wioTdonit
know believes her, sensible and zsIytsious
woman, and size loves her like a sisteF-bi.l
t--buf-tl2 comcsi..,e bittft,fFyenQlped SIAN
.der---the hearer beiiig+. perfectly prepared to
believe that the ol,l tgUssip WORLD not for thp
world say anything against Airs. Tommytit
liz notac;ually compelled to blythe agsFifaf-
'ing natuye Of .the'offence. JpStsoWith'tt.'cse
old locococo grannics. They are the old
granny igoEsPssp H. sZpaft5y ala4essry time
they shake, tbsir! heads, out come talcsi OF
ec,nIoI ssu1f d. sHrr-rE fs ..ral q f
SIdiiudi- --aff--s - o.. a. -.-.I - .r..t lfr 4
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Preslni--hcfe was
on They called convention, >

his person. They called convention, hu
nominated him for the Presidency! Th5bait
took-it was swallowed-and Gen. Bane's
friends bamboozied most sadly. Bright and
and Owen then had clear track---ior Lane
was out through his friends for the Pres:-
dency! Bright was brighter than his oPPor
nent, and BOB was laid ION tsel shelf Now
we exposed tlfe-wilol iniquity Of this affair."
s The. brilliancy of our penetration discovered
at al carly hour the wtoies 1ieia Bs'Ve cried
lET sExa We psunved doSa on BFisIt and
Bob, and gave'em'a terrible thrashing, and
then tarried around to Lanes ffiehds, and
asked them if tsey we've going to submit
We defended Gea. Lane Throughout Instead Of
Abusing him. We shall never do 1t agail1
lIIs,.aaysn ow ght Out his own battles iegs Q
though all the B.ights and Owens in crea-
ton get at him. ..s,-.. ~ - hs,a',.'s-sr
Really, we had no idea cf1aroticing the
Generals speech a. all, more than by amere
paragraph. He made US the subject of two
thirds of a two hours.speech probably, bat we
had no idea of giving him that much of a
small column. We esteem Cen. Zane as q
brave and gallant soldier, who has done good
service, and we lSeye,uo doubt stands always
ready at his ,country's call. lie is moreover
said to DC warm friend and good neighbor-
But if he expects us TO offer him adulation for
talents and requirements above his neigh
bors, or treat him with 'ieniency under all
circumstances because he has SOas virtues,
.gEsst..s - - sac. a..
tor1m;skc an ass Oh .oli-scif IN any respect OF
generally, in imitation OF some osahis frichds
by tosdyizipg hiin--he ID mistaken. -'ag.'..
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rIaEM HN,s MeRTiIlo.

Nri tine Fir, Company win 6ld special mccliri
,,s E, eiipg Saturday at teir naF Members llc@s
aH-t,d promptly sert25 T. W. Stafford SEC
Ercyh CyStcfs sTs
4 slseniP artlcic of s4ess oysters ii SHsls Easl'
Restaurant. .si5foiyetsasl Ess tosbe served up il
co.'s 5,sr. 8 .HsrysOFr rsepi -
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But we AaSnot tatkIoHhI tbesJ journal Fi' !,
Cher tGYf rs u Ger Z, Is 4 l,fg an. 81
temp,ibe slIeet,-aad everything in .Egais-
Vile knows II - Tf1TaS -r uslr r.r -s .r.rite
If you can'tuse language of moro gen
Ill manly nature the Journal, youhad
better icttalk to It upon. any matt5r,. VIZ
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tsQ,h ~ 9 81 ssrsel toward him4 This we
feeret .ss;sstr \: = & r.ink the good words Of
HFnan Ssllaeviogized John Pettt,s late speech
hear, You'd / tremendously, either as a
fRsr .sin pushing forward our person
- " terrstss e Of g. lsnderstaha Gyn.. Lane
teo~sds aA.~i.. k'ns,:'sa, = tegc o e ahjssab-
Mae s2-ap use siff ,,syhlicH No 8 eslQh his way
49, ~ - o.. az ~ =, - y.arr ,
s.JySe Il7-S siil 2tainlly " hlles ihsy
h,stss foteetcrs IS siiipl5
sas. sd .stass 0Sshasl don't haow bcuste..,i Il
w,saiasa well for him 70 yeS am,seat'le fles.or
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We claim the right.ta- say Just via; we
think Of whatsceYrr andwhoinsoeverw we may
speak, and rnohosY else need fe u. tli4t we
shall shit the responsibility thereof uron
Ptiii The Jour1Ial doh-t Ike what wc sad,
Mr.. CARROTS friend don't ike IL, and We
don't care Times.
But, dear, amiable, independents neigiibor,
yau do not, certainly claim the right toll Ut
words in a mans mouth nc never ,usct, iss ln
the. case to.wlioh You aIlvde! You reported
Mr. Garet''a4 having made use Of language,
and-obncxiois langu sc, which ne never ut
tered: We don't care anything about it,
fQu are both LocoiQsqs, and we think it,a
matter Of blessed small Importance VIA,
either of yen say or write; but then we doA't
like tie tpr;hcipI sEH We lctivou Garry OIL
things peaccabi5, il that. mannfTa 'thcAlstNi
thing youwiil be irnFuting language 10 us
which We never used, and might inthatman-
ner get. high compliment for yourself or
party. Stop IL right away,before the hatjt
rrows.- 7's se-'q ffH est 30 o-l. ,tv .l r-'
. \. y. 81
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~ Tie Young Hens Scott Club win rot
meet this evening as espected--ihe Cub hav-
ing been sdrsr evenings IN conGec-
zion. vpith The German Club, in both Ian
mr. rios Tuli .ts ag.11F .-r hHE hrg ,.tarls-l
S''o - itrf bns s'lfI asc-f tta satf III. fr
~. 49, -. -, - IL
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hSslf. scaIln and FaFyjp Aays JAS roccIved she
- aFess; AID est asssri1et Of stoves ever brought
10 this market. among Nhi,h 1il he found the Comet.
odd Fyilow and llrce k.R,s OF Dogee Ovea. and all
u Eds of rarlor Prcmas, ~ Lea sss Stores. $50 she
al.soVed Jacks2n's Dprhe oFeH,b a,e 1st -ad, ,,si
ngical stove ia lsc, giich-we wli HsHHo
beiler ssiacla han any S-oFs bFoagEt ip ~ etl-
ssFt25 -i- -sIln e. Main 81 lst and ~ stseeis.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

S~~ft rsll i.i4 ~ = = fS.<+- - --o-[~~---~-~
-HFff-. M;LITARJs- sea- q ~
4 Tho me:qsersQrthe peTly f9med Military Com
Sc9 pspy are rcqusstedto Becl thsseyoIing .rTS
- clock 'strrc u;per Room az the sent Club Tall
iii Byor,cr. a."s-t y. 2. BfSGHaN. =
- scrtc5 .-...r.-,. ...ls-sE o. = Fro. tars.
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E.aI.ss. 70. safe.

WILL c sold chcar for cash OF on hero riino ;til
w terms Tbs following rroie ~ Fast ial S,t-i
-E.s' q.,rIcr Securi Two Township SIX, RatSe Ten
West hear tie lancs OF VIM G5rnlan aud TIC heirs d
Il. " Eva's. Persons DESTROYS o. pcrciasiy, viii cal
ia,uediatch Oh BAkER s, G AlsFIN agents
scst25
I \ 2 fStss rafc- Prints r,'I 'anS r,rssaIe Nv
- s,gt2f JAS. LOW * CO.. ~ Main 81. ~. Ky
80 Sis CaslmcrSc - II aud for sale BY
j s.p,-4 JAS. LOW y CO., IL Hai. -, lou. ~.
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NEW ADYERTISENENTS'.
WANTED
FRESH ARRIVAL

.1GLArOEERS. 10 Common hands, &c Rough CarPciii
~ sg:i epIiytodsyste = GA. H;r.z13..I
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