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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

kAiLgoAD AC.lpthl AND \AHRpW E>CAPE.
SER ! orh. .AruI - --- Fac = ucIock Camiru
aud Amou, tram from pnlnde,pnlt, Nes'"rIay
tll"rnuun, ran lmlu harc"e crerh. aUoui u
nll-, th'> sIhr ri punaurlpnia. u~,u- 10 inr
drawurlIst b-'n4 ourn tor the pa-Saar "I Il
steamer. ne engine ali Inc baggage crates
ana TN eXprP-, car, were prrcprtatrd u'o
about . iert OF r"ler lhr GraEenan had
go aud some ol In no, hrnkrn auu VA, urI-
-rWlse iuluri-d. The rAprr,o car Wnlch was
Junk had snlnr S,JU,UoU CA arI, rngrtn"r
wIln mhu, ptckal IS. The accident i h"ll"vrd
t. nave ncrnuth t"r"GGh gross Cair'">>''c>> -
Thr u ->eng"rs VINO narrowly c>rapei vltp
rlr lives, alrt,tu d. I'n,Iauui ,nla at d late nour
asst mont.
A despatch from PhiiadpIpnla says :-Inr >
n'cinrk passenger, tor thl> cltv were TAKEN NJ
me river III 4 smdi trrr, boa, Wutch W,t hrug
low y the srlernuuu IA 'S-ngrr> tr'm New lork
" a>H4Ae TuN IrtMs.- ilu>huIatpH. Aprll
24-,,o.. | urnur. 1t Mex CO. arrived here
Yesterday, wan ine 100 tIcd,y, Iecrnuy me-
u1i ,ttu.
| j. rnmored th,t the French Mission Is to
oe lf,re To VI. Fouir ct Miss
M. urocred,uu- ~ the Gardiner TRIAL le,-
tero.y v4ra not of mucn interest.
MIR lnLunuurnuuh editor oi tho 81 louis
Fumes an anu. benton man. TIA, been a.uv,u,ru
surveyor General ct Mi,.urrl.
appointed tue houl> at from = t." =, ut 'Iu". %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

Dr. Charles An]roa nr prc,,a, - scientific.
man Of the h;ohest character. so saws the New
york V,h,,,, ,.r.,os +, rho a,,r,h,,r,,l 1y,e.
msine zeit,,ng that the MOVING of tables, on
the plan of our wonder mop0ers. is exciting the
greatest attention in the Hanscatic cities. be-
ing practiscd by persons of every class. DR..
Andree ciycs an account, Of am expcrimcnt at
which tbourE iu.redo,ous. ne wa. pro.cnt--
Elrht persons, three men and five women, sal
around n mahorauy crn,rc-,,blr. wei,rLing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Santa Anaa in iielico.

The arrival Of Gen. Santa Anna in Vera
Cruz, on the It inst, seems to have been tic
occasion of much rejoicing The n,nlullty
with which he has again been called to tie
head of the nation, shows the confidence felt
N his goverum mt, and the loyand en- hu,insu>
upon his arrival were natural In the pubiC
accounts II is aled that the General was con-
Quoted from the steamer to the shore by the
authorities, with great sucmnity. In tle grand
plaza through which be passed, ttumphu
arch was crcc'"d, inscribed as follows
To Ills EXcGllency the President, Dor
AntonlN Lopez de Santa Anna, l7th of March
1893 = " Liberty, neace and ordrrn The cor
trge proceeded TO he church, where a grant
Ic DeWt was performed. aud then the prcsi-
dent was conducted to the Nltonll Palace
On the 2d INST, the President issued proclu-
mnllor to the Mexican people, translation o
Which, We suhlpm
GENERAL ANTONIO LOPEZ DF SANTA ANNA
TO his CpMPATFIors.
Wlxcnns--Onp placing my foot on the shore:
OF my country ! salute tncm with the lyelics
pmotIcn. Ny heart has pllpltatc with ten
-.erncs2 from the tine whtn NJ eyes CON.
mencCd - discover around Q IT co SIS the lotl,
mounrlns winch Indicates the proxiin " of
land H. which everything Is deer to my heart, II
which everything bangs % ne tne dearest re
mliscenccs
You haa called me, believing me useful tt
slye You from the state of anarchy and super
stilon int winch you had falct, and have
not delayed IN responding to your ST nmons
You already hnYe he on Your soil, resolved t
employ all my energies IN an object Of sue
eSsenDlai importance. But if have been que
to come at your cali, 1t is from reckoning upo
your clhcnclops corporation. or 10 use VA
be my firm reaolrllor to Cor5ccrale myself en-
urcly to the salvation of the country if ever
one Of you do not assist ne, cooperating wit
all his ability the atralarent ofthesc ends.
Far from me is lhg thought Of avcnging I'm
cient grievances. Thos, who have beer IN
enemies may dismiss all fear. Everything
forgotten; and in touching the shores of m
country, present to the hand of Friendship
Neither do come to make any party prevaI
Como only tC raise the sacred Standard {
union, srmmouing to follow it all Mexlcln
whatever my be their opinions. Every ma
whose Lent sweis and IS moved at the yoc
of his country, he is my friend, he is my com
panon.
MeyicGns too long have we permitted our
se!vrG 20 be deceived by chimcrca IDEAS, "
hnye lost TOO much time in int the dlssensinn
A sad reality has come 10 drag us from such
deplorable deception. To what have We Al
rived al the end of thirty years Of indcper
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Death of Vice President King,

Our Teegraphc despatch received on the
10Th inst, and inserted in the Free Rress of
that date, announcing the death OF Vice Pres
lent King, has been confirmed by later ac-
counts.
Mr.. King died at 6 O'Clock on the 18th inst,
at his residence in Dallas County, Alabama.
This is the first instance, we believe, in the
ond great office IN the git OF the people has
become vacant BY death.
The following facts relating to the life o.
NJ. King we collect substantially from an al
ticle in the Boston Moaning Journ4l of yestel-
day
Hon VIM r. King was born in the State Of
North Carolina III the year 1856 being at his
death u years OF age. lie catered political
| life al an early aye in his native State, and al
ter enjoying the contdeuc. oI his iellow-cll-
z rs i'll minor Uhiccg lie Mas elected 10 Com
gress ia ISL where he served two teruls.-
After the expiration o. biz Congressional Ca.
rcei, Lr soon reno, Cd from his native state 10
Alabama, then ii Territory aouut To be adu., ucd
into the Union ao ID Stat. Nj. Il " was one
OF the fist Senators elected to represent the
new Stlt. il the hted States Senate, his IA.
sQciatc being loru v. Nal,er. WING served
the shot tara. anu Was suUUe, drd III 1922 b,
William Kelly. Nil k;ug Continued unlnter-
rupltdly n the Scnu,e i,oin loiJ to 1874, Il
p rlOd U! twenty years. la tue latter year
he was nom,nd,ed by JJnn Tyler Minister
to the Couh ul llNnce, and lie resigned his
scat il tne s'enAtc, leaving al hncA.n rcd term
OF thIec Yeas, winch was fined " D,&Jn H..
l. WIS ao hi, sdcuessoi.
Louis lni,uppe is reported 10 have SAID to
NJ kng on III, pr-sontauoh AT Cout-
"Mr. klng, AN not unacq tainted wltn your
emluence ~ ihe American htpuUuc. | know
V,rl how mu il aUlnty You have tl.led many
posts q, hon"ti aud dU glad that man Of
Sc i,iuCh "a ,.erienCt, aud 80 uinrh latu' ii
statesman. REPRESENTS lHat great I,c,ubl,c u
yours al this Court, lie as,urtd thai ! snaU
lose no Opportunity OF p&trnu,ng ~ you IN,
cuniid-nce, and dru.uhsirdIIng To You my re- =
pect. filp.hIV there are no Causes Of differ
erruce br,Mten on CIV 'rnnents, and ! NV
yuu nv honest a,suraucr, il any qu,oiIun ul
emUarra-emcni should au-e uuun. Your les =
f d ,,-e here, tina WI cndtavnr the very lnn.
M nj II Cul.,.s ~ ~ remove every occa sion ui
dfh'uil. nave IIVrd ~ tha Uh'ftd Safes. !
k'oN YOU Fcotie, aH1 all. 4 .au 10 b yuu
heIc.
A.,
MIR. Amy represented TINS government al tue
le4', vine" he "ds suc"eeutd by kcuaiu
D. ,...l go.
Rush, oi ienusy I!aLl&. !t,er bret rellr
-,
,.,,.,..., Al.
-, \,
ill.,
i., Sai
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
BET a
BClligerent Movements,

Accounts from Fort Independence, Mo, da-
ted April Doth, state that Lieut.. Heath, IN com,
mand Of Fort Atkinson, had determined to at
tack the Cheyenne Indians IN consequence of
the latter having murdered soldier on the
plains last winter, and refused % surrender tie
murderer. The force of the garrison ia small
consequently the contest will lie unequal, rs
the Indians are 5000 strong, and the result is
feared. Lieut.. Heath has notified tie Aliu.
tant oft the Oh military department of tae Diff
Guilty.
A despatch also has been received from New
Orleans, SWING, that Gov. L1ne had Issued q
proclamation claiming the Mecila Valley as :
portion of American territory
lie says it was left out by neqicct of Com
missioner Bartlett, and has called on Colonc
Sumner with an armed force to secure the val
ley. Col. Sumner refused to comply with III,
request.
The Mexican authorities have sent severa
hundred soldiers to resist any attempt to sez,
the valley. The matter is sa id to have create,
the most lgtense excitement in the vicinity.
UJSProf. Lewis e.. B-ck died III Albany o.
the 2lst instant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Oar Lake Boats,

we have waited two or three days in order
to get reliable information in regard to the run
ming of the boats on Lake Champlain this sea-
son-which, as far as it goes, we are now able
to give our readers.
The steamer United States now makes two
rps day, between this place aud PIattsburgh,
connecting with the trains on the Rutland road.
The Francig Sal.us runs between here aud
Whitehall, leaving here every night and max
ing the trip and back again every twenty -four
hours.
The Sarana2 wi, run between here and St.
Adams, coming from 81; Adams and returning
th're again each day. as soon rs the ice in It.
Adams bay will allow, which will be this week
sometime probably.
The America, formerly the Sherman, which
is being furnished with new boilers, will pro-
baby be'opt eary in May-and with the Ca
NADIA IA new boat now building by the WASH
ington & Saratoga Rond-will form day and
night line through The Lake.
Captain Davis informs Us that the above are
not the permanent arrangements for the season
but VIII probably be more or less modified af-
ter the various roads with which the boats con-
meet make up their summer time-tab lcs
Since the above was in type we have learned
that st. Adams nay is clear Of ice, and that the
Saranac is expected to run in there to day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

nTThe brtrnu DuiV Iri0une makes the
following statement III reie renee To the contract
tor The wnrk on the snip canal belween the
waiers o. Lake Superior aud Michigan
The currract WIS awarded on Monday evo-
Mug 10 Ers-'u~ C'rnrng, OF Albany, E'astu'
f,rha * ni vermont, iienry nwlgnr, IT,. Z"
Nv ork, and K Is. Forhes, Ut Is aston, assocl-
aied with two or three other gentlemen whose
names ats unknown " ~ u'pN 'he following
OF Iniee leaIS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
I'otal
&3S9,033,O10

O. An aosurd paragraph is going the rounds
Of the press, says the Boston Atlas, to the e.
feet that Miss Elizabeth Wclherc,l Warner,
ihe well known authoreSs OF Nv ldc, wide
World,' Is dead, and that she was the dau.h-
ter of the Mr., Warner, concerned, some years
since, in the torpedo affair, in New York. 1t
started, we elieye, with the Journal. 1t Is
hardly necessary TO state that 1t is untrue ~
every essential particular. Miss Warner is not
dead, and her father is no ccnnoYicp cflhe per-
person referred to, bni 4 gentleman of the
,,lgheat responsibility, and the author ola very
excellent work now IN the press Of Mc'srs.
Geo. p. Putnam g. Co. 1t is quite time tins
ridiculous story was put 10 rest,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

general impression that Pierce received neat-
" unanimous vote. Four States nnlv CAV. a
majority for Scott but summing M he sever
al minority votes in his favor, they tear to
hat for Pierce the ratio of about TO g.
O.r of WE Forever Judge W,
"lp stiI occupies an honorable distinction upon
the Supreme Bench of Michigan. could, if he
chose, tell some good stories from his early
experience III the jurisprudence o. the interior
OF The state. Holding his first circuit in Oak
lnnd. IN l1;}9, Il fellow was tried and convicted
before HIM fer stealing hens. The foreman oE
me traverse jury was one @ T--,a
l1nglable original wag, hitherto unknown TO
the Judge. The trial being over. the guilt of
the prisoner manifest, and a verdict Ct guilty
renhcre1,thc Judge sentenced him to nprison-
ment IL the County Jail soon after which tho
Court adjourned. On the way down from the
Court II Use, the Judge was ovcrtaken by the
foreman T-----, a biz man in short round
about, ami Il fiery red head, whom he did not
at once, rcco.lect. Well Judge" said t,
slipping the Judge ON the back, " you put it
10 that fellow rood ald strong and YOU did
! eight. Poor miserable cuss to steal hens =
/ .iAdgc ain naturally strong in the back, and
| NteE The cnunry was new, I have now md
/ then tGfen Il Sde'p but hens oh, Lord he
/ oughter feel ab.vc it."-Detroit .Muertiser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

KEY IN. hIAG.-Ne Understand that the
following is Ii" position at DR.. Kings Cast
Hon. C-u. L. Marsl, our Ambassador at CON-
intlhUpc, Was sent idst suinilor 0 Athens
as our rtauvro know, 10 examine the whul.
A1,Ir-brh A. 10 the piece OF la ad which tue
Greek government had tanen tom DR.. Kun.
meet on acCuuu' ui ms ii.'sslunarv laU,+s.-
A ter ha'lug examined the case, Mt. MARSH
transmit I'd hIs report tu Nj. Webster late
Secretary OF State. ii CONSISTED VI tt.n too...
cap pages. aud arrived Just before Mr Webster
Was taken III with what proved To Ue hl, lat
sickness. Oi course Air. VI. cuutd not yiv,.
his attention 10 the matter. As soon as ptdc--
ucaue after euterug upon his oiucr, Mr. ~
EJECT toub up AIR. Marsnta report and gave t
thurongh ln,r>ugatI"n. lIls DECISION has
tr-h Transmitted 10 Nj. Marsh. VINO had wal
"a iur II, >prudiug his time in the North vi It,
ally, al The OalnS, aud in Austria, for The heain
ot me Nlie. hir Marsh has been directed tn
20 ack ~ the tu4ete Cumher lud to Athens,
aud there arrange the difficulty according 10
Ui- rusiruc'ions WHAT thoae instructions are.
~r raun". Ut course, say but It Is believed
that they are such as viii bring about the I'D.
ju-tmen at the difficulty, IN way that vii
secure 10 DE- king ms I,nt, AID prute.t ann IA
the same ia future
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

u The revelations from Rhode Island
would Seem To INDICATE hat that State is ,ns
most renai ct any IN lhe Union. The la,s
election Is alleged 10 nave Ueeu earned by the
mq>t snamrIe.s bribery. lne Provrdrncs
J"nrnal' dltet stating tuat one mdn spent S4,-
2Up Tor election purposes goes on as follows .
In another town, where the contest is always
close man vino Is al rnpIicant tor an ap-
poin'mer' under the Government, bought
vote :or SO and neither he nor the yensI
wretch VINO took ms money, would trust ire
o'her,-they were pretty well acquainted. -.
each took ho'd OF the five dollar butts bv ono
end and marched % the baIluf-box, and whe n
me voter dr"pped IN the envelopes, he pur-
chaser let 20 his mold of the money Thi. ",
a cha melrss ease and was done in onen ,o,y,
meeting, IN the presence OF lhe voters on both
sues.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

~ In The American war, New-York
trader was chased BY Il slhall French pr,vsl.er.
and having tour guns, with plenty of small
arms, IT was agreed TO stand brush with the
enemy rather Than be taken prisoners Among
several other passengers was an athletic .Iua-
ger "ho' though ne wrhstood every sonclta-
To" to lend hand, AS being contrary TO his
religious tcne 5. kept walking backwards md
forwards On the deck, w,'hou' any apparent
tear, the enemy all The time POURING IN thely
shot Al length the vessels having appr,aci-
ed close to each other, disposition 10 board
was manifested by the French, which was
very soon put IN execution and the Quater,
oe'ng On the l"nk-our. unexnecrediy sprarS
towards tie hrst m-n jhsr JuupeJ ON bus,
anh graphing hun l"rrpo bv tho COLLAR. coollv
SAID "Fr'"rd thee ha,r no hu,,uc.. here a,
me are hme hulsIlns hln .,t. .Ae .hlo, aida
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

Senator Do,L4NU has obtained the En-.
bass, 10 CeutraI Auerrra rms is lad, and
h'4utN """h"Cse al htddqnarrr-. buIia,ml
had run out al hnmr, was ABOUT to huse his
scat, aud WAS ~ desperate want of something.
Ihe Administration gave hm the Guvrrnur.h,t;
OF New Vi Moo which IL very cent ne is WORTH
and something over. lie struck Tor more
raised Drrez sci uls Spuatnrrai rrun,-s To-
bnrluG ri Tia" WAITE House. aud na- finally
bulu'd th" President inru elvrug nIm yerv
lmuurIaui and lucrative Mission wncn had
been "ue.na,iy assigned TO Mr.. >,udel, y y.,y
superior mau. Gen PIERCE VII rue Iius hetur.
he - han through ~ tenn. unless ne means Ia
i TIE Senatorial rthcr >rpkrrs d., de all H..
hr>t p'areH anione themselves and t..e,G PERSONAL
ad,t'reut>
huriaud has twice backed his cart into the
Treasury INA loaded up = oUo as Constructive
Mileage Ter snPposlIl"u, journey from Wash-
lngton Ia y kansas and bark between the eve
mig ul u'r 81 anu lnr morning OF the 4th oI
Marrn. Ihs l. adduInn To S,l sos tor
each Journey To aud from Washington acfuaHl
made by inm, Whrn \ Jn,l construction ot the
lew would give nu out : 900 to ,2Uu.-N
\. irlOtHf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Commerce of the Uniled states.

We are indebted to the Boston ID rna! IL.
the following int resting statistics CT the com.
mcrce OF the United States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

NJ1Prof. Lewis &. B-ck died IN Albany on
the 2lst instant
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Cmriciaa.--The Now York National
Democrat rein,fks Of the last number of
Ilarpes's Magazine, that the cngrsyer has
represented Mount Sinli, while Moses IL
giving the law 10 the Israelitcs, as enclosed
by post and rail fence aud in the cut of
the angel feeding Elijah, the cakes are rep
resented os baking on mo iern g,idiron :
This, the Donoora. thinks, is equll 10 he
old Dutch painters representing Il eeniu-
rions watching the sopulehro Of Chris, Is
armed with rnnskcts.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

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Oss ssffss cY~F 1.sisf.ss
IA ssesosa.. an. s'sf t'.sfawsd n@er.
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IT. itras fsfv raFrs rirr ~ ff~-se,
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o'a h.ftss farai. shss4s s,tfeth,
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A. iitsssiess q iiis skias
sr~-r. ~a,h -. s.'i aT shu. q HssveB
Tes sli Ni,h ssr iisa. az aioa~,
tht wntfh NJ tsesi.asssef Even,
O.. tisla sHffkersa. waieh bat nvr.
Asa, 'asslh ilss asa si.as aafa ssie.,
ess asi4sa siesshis esss % Aa' rJss.--
tess fsat, Fissns sad spln! hssaos,-
T1ate il s-oss istss - sissis rise
efsy, srnsaEs f,is' Ne ~Aits sneas s1nstA,
Itreasf aaxA ares- sews ,hs pshns nts'
q slAy rasa i,se &, Lsan . asurarss,
Az bafAlAg h-.as are AZ fay eisassi
st,,. RIA ~ ead s,riifs l.',sh rni nasnpss.
T1s ataris tist,r n he sishi,
As ILsra va j. Z sga,tfa Wiljss-s,-
iAsse defi, sal fssts 81 piirti.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

0y~The "pa,en, hnanciers" Of Chic,go
can take the premium On bnnking. Among
the instiiu-slpas nov in tia, cry, tie joer-
nal norices the following
4 NEW DAsk.--We notice the isslie of
the "fusilecrs Bank." ones " letter Bs,"
and two's "lettcr Rip" BiR holisrs re-
sponsiift,'--aro in ekcnlat.on. The ser'l-
ritz q Gsnltnli
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

4" Ny dear" enqaircd It gay young wife
Of her calculating husband, Us she reached
her rosy liitlo mouth TO be kissed, on his ~
turn from business, shave yon seen that
magnificent SET # parior furniture which
the Jcnlirnons have just bought 2" Hum,
no my loyo, bu, have seen III. upholstsfs
bill for it.n She made mouth at him, bu,
would not be kissed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

SIoPiSs PArEEss--An exchange says;
When man gets mad and slopa BIS
paper, be slsays bofFows the u9xt number
Of his i. .-i,bor To ore Il the withdrawal OF
his pstTouage hasn't billed he editor AL
dres, the ee!asaefin N mourning. This groaTs
out Of the fac, ths, uoHs'fy To show their
spite in ,his way but the kind Of people ~i.o
imagine ti4st the world rests on thsa shoal>
dgfs,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

CosETors taen need money least, YET
most sacrt i snd pfod.gsl-. who nsed .
gaa, 10 ls'si reSsTd e.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Tar plliy saoali pr.Alr sith-r ce,-
ciomness q prdls-i'g, = a pfvefs'9n u
prog.lenee AMI ye, d. gossrA,iiy Of iasu
are tas worse for ih fa rleAas.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

: II yoa are disqaeaed st anything, yel
should eoilsidar with yoarseif is the thing
Of tisa, worth riit for Il should 90 disin.b
ElysslG, ana lose 10Y peace and tranquility
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

TO preserve the entire lihsfty of onf's
Judgment, without bair~ preposscsssd with
fise fcaHoss o. Pfeiea3ed authority, 70
strength II a.ilA whereof iez nfe eapsb,s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

ScRarlNo AcQcAiNrASer.---A friend =,
West Point tolls rs eoaic Il ancelo.e ola
very diiiideni young clergyman who hhl
been inyitcd 10 dine with professional
brother whoaiso kept young ladies' board.
ing school. He was introduced 10 bcvy Of
the far pupils ia the drawing-room, and
among them TO Miss NJ ----. to whom he
said, stnmineringiy; "Aaa-n-a, Miss NJ,
a-a-l-l-l nD not entirely unacquiin, "a with
you. Iii had the honor Of sleeping with
gods father Hsliort time nFo" II this isnt a
rich specimen Of the art of "seruping nc
quainionco," we have never heard Of one.
II beats "poor Power" in the "Man OF
Nerve" all 20 nothing. LKniekcrbocker.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

II l. nj tx A,igLi 70 vticA u.sr sis %
ysncsd that Blsiss them glady 4 10 ihs
lsatIas Gs~-. vsh entsfast uF~- tsfSs
.,,gV -~-a.