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Distinxuished Arrivals.

We learn from the Star that the Hon. Richard Kidder
Meade OF Virginia, is al Browne, and Hon John Cres-
we'll, OF Pennss lvanis, is al the National Hotel
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1868.

QyM O. W. JANIS, Of Cincinnati Ohio, collecting agent
Western Stairs, JohS -
DHsr, q. M. l.. WIsEsAs, and A. l.. CHILps
QMr HrrNY M LrwIs Of Montgomery, Alabama !" ou' sen
travelling the OF Alabama and tennessee, "
sisted by o. u. Lnwls and SAMUEL " Lh"s
Qx-Mr Israel Il. JAMIE e2 south Tenm suec' rnaoe
rha Is general travelling agent assisted " :" -
Joas ,u. n.rx,sa HAHnIr, Joe. Brrros, CEo
y. BUTTON, Isaac NJ Epmosp W. WILT, "'lA ~
WATxHHAs, md CKoKsE l. MoLEop-
Reaeipls from eiihe Of the above VIII DC good.
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on mouon Of NJ Thompson, esq. Mr.. C. Clement
venabe was on Saturday. admitted to practise in the
circuit court.
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- Sweet are the uses ~ adversely,
Which, like . tnsd, ugly and venomous,
nam YET . precious Jewel In iss head. y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19
MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
How to Treat Barren Soils.

In gIancing over the agricultural depart
ment of a newspaper, recently, my eye fell on
the above heading to an article. 1t struck me
as no less appropriate for the religious de-
partmcnt "le are Gods hu>bandry, says
the Apostle. Aud in this husbandry Is
great variety of soils. Some are 50 ARTIFICIAL
" forced with artificial appliances. that they
produce only rank growth d stalks and
leaves: some are cultivated with such diligence
and care as to bring ont their resources IN
substantial harvest: other soils are Scant, san
dv or hard and stony.poor and unproductlve
soils. There are different modes Of treating
them. Sometimes they are left for time to
lie waste And such is often the discipline
which God exercises over the barren soils in
his hu>bandrv. He lets them lie tallow-
barren of comfort. with scarce any appear
ance of vegetation.
But the husbandman. after he has suffered
a barren field to lie waste for a while, puts in
the heavy sub-soil plow, and turns up the
deep burrows, breaking up the hard surface,
and with the harrow thoroughly mixing the
whole together And thus does God thrust
in the deep burrows Of atlliction, and the har-
row Of repentance, till the hard, stony, barren
soil is thoroughly broken up and shaken TO-
gethcr And, in orr efforts to recover bar
rem soil we are to use mcarS tending to this
end. No good can come of it while it lies
waste and barren. But, when thoroughly
broken up, there may be a crop again.
One of the means recommended in the ar
ticle alluded to is, to plant the soil with a
certain description of trees. whose growth re-
stores the proLuctivcness of the soil. There
is one tree that is sure to produce this effect
upon the most barren soil: it Is the TREE OF
cH>EIrY. of universal love to the soul. and
bodies of men. And where ever this tree is
planted and brings forth the choice fruit of
Iu> FOR SOULS. it will recover the most
barren spot, and turn it into the garden of
the Lord Let the Christian heart be thor
ou@hiv and deeply imbucd with this spirit,
and he will be no longer barren nor unfrui-
tul in the Vineyard of the Lord but plants
of rcnown." and trees of righteousness.
will spring up around him. This tree will
root ont all the weeds of self-ri. hteousnc>>
the shrubs of wordline>s. gnarlcd oaks of
>eiishnr->. and cover the ground with her
bagc. 1t will do hundred fold more to re-
cover barren soil, than all the labor and
culture that can be bestowed upon it.-N. y.
fU.,..,-
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TIL. 81 D>( RIDI>R>

II AIf for -al"at lowest cash price,. large guam
Rock. Turks Island a'l Caliz Salt:
East Boston alt IN 20 H. ia.- ,,,r butter;
Several h'sflr"i barrels prime flour ground
from n"w wheat:
Ground Plaster iv ca~k ron:
>" rhr~t- Green AMI Black tca-:
Al krI- Il >u.ar-:
N"la-~"- by the iIhi r.,alar:
\ general assortment "fall kinds and sizes of
Iron:
Boil, and washers:
WAGON >l,ri,.g- .ni axotroes:
Anv''~. "I"rrllt and cu. Nails:
Sierra. Ln>o"l AMI Whale o.;
Nh't" I"ai.-Pork. Ta~i. Tobac:p. h.n:
W.. So. SPICE. Ea-;.-. liz.
C"l and Pollock ~. Narkr-rl.
Ihonr'-ton and BURLINGTON me:
IT. .ra'I.rr D,G"ur .,,r r;>..l.-:
10. PIP. -. l.,...hc,.
t,.r" a"- >a.c-a,f.-
N,n",' NJ, "'''r -.'".i- usually kept in = Whole
Al the ."'.s' market price, and vil h. sold ,to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19
THE INDIAN MAIDEN.
BY EMILY X. FACE.

Softer grcw the tone. and lower
OF the dark hr"wrd Indian rover,
As the light canoe went gliding
Ger the breezy waters riding
Flincing kisses 70 the shore.
Tender. soft We. >or nw laden,
Erca,hclt the l"w strains If The ,nai!rn-
And her eve grew bright. and brighter.
And her voice grew low. and lighter
A. She gaz"d upon the shore.
rlaintiye. ike the haunting whisper
OF the uight-hiri'- lat lnW vc>prr,
Floating upward towards Heaven.
On the >tar-tnrpd wing of eveu-
Stole that music I" the >hn'n.
Thus She sang: the while reclining
Lightly on the dripping oar
A. She watched the star h,ams shining
Family THROUGH n" wild yinr-. .wiung
All aloug the shove.
"Ca'm'v tia moon l.",',- Down
From the far-oif Heaven
Gently and purely sweet
Fall the dew, of cv.n.-
Cool, comes 'hr Mich. wnl'- breath.
Ea,my with >:raviu4
Through AL the scented N"rd-.
With the iluwcr-hud- ,l"virr.
Yet there's a lonely shade.
When the moon ! brightest;
Sad seems the zcphvr'S tone.
When it, wing i highest
All that nv heart ha, loved,
All that il cherished
Meath the ie>trover's hand.
tnrarcd for has persisted.
Yonder. where nestled once
In the h"-omcd wildwood
Lowry. AMI hunhlv sweet.
The home Of nv childhood
Wonder. where proudly tower
Stecple and dome.
There. has the white man come.
There. made his home.
There. do my fathers sleep,
Silent and lone:
Far I" the >Virit-land
All. I'LL are cone
None there are left tn bless.
None now :" love:
Oh, lei me haste TO meet
The lost ones above"
Softer grows the tone. nni lower.
Otthc dark-hrowei Indian rover.
y the >ai strain he i singing
Fainter Ger tlI- waters ringing
Dies in echoes on the shore
Then. with l"r~ dark 'res~e> flowing.
Ives appraised. and wildly lowing.
Lips apart, and bosom hca,iug.
~ her bark. the still waves cleavinc.
Fast ~hirI~ 10y the tlowcry Shore
>'and> she. ~ SON" spell We're DER her
While th' foarniu" f:tl,> before her
RAJ" their thunicr> lon II. and louder.
Yet 81" draws her proud form prouder,
TIL til" CLOUDY mi,t- en>hroud Ter.
And the rirrlc> ki>> the ,horr.
-aitorl. VI.
AmmoH"">uc Reporter
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Scientific EVidence,

F2r0n I'.i" n n crlIrlf--i l,.rL ~ :,ri,illi
chemistry. >"y~; An artificial digestive ilu'i.
ariaa'u~ +" The 'l~tI.c ulcr. ,ua, i, readily !r,.-
pared irIn IL" mucous ru,ruur.- nf Tho. stomach,
81 the OK. ia which H4rnU- articles ui l - ,n,.r
and e--.~. Will hr >",'rncI. CHANGED ana dlg>,,.
lH>t III tlr >:l'n" MANNER - they would hr in The
mIman stomach.
Call "ii the Agent. and get 4 descriptive cirrnlar
@r:'ti- -,lvIl-a large amount ri scientific ev.,.c,
~'f"ir =" 'h' H.N''. together with rcirnrt~ ri r.
uarAalr cures from = ,,,r- ,f H.. NIL ST..
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r e G. A l. E ID y n L "A N.
Dwelling House for Sale

'J'IIE subscriber having removed I" Montpelier
L ";,cr~ nrSac the Dwelling House. recently "'-
rurieI hv him. locate nj Fa,!!"ck> 'lia@"' -,
l.hn~hurv The iou>, AMI Earn and Shed and
other "uhui,inc- are. all III good repair: ;he House
i Of good IL, AID very c""vrmi"lt
Any body IA want OF pleasant residence 'aiii'''
do better than t"~crure his place
y credit -iyciI for Il part Of the Eurcias" money
if desired.
JOHN {. PADDOCK.
oct. %. l>52.
- For further particulars inquire Of Russell
nm. -. - JohnShurv 19itf
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Lyndon Academy.

YNElE SE4in@ Term Will commence tuesday
i March |. and contnu" eleven weeks.
Good Rooms and board. at moderate prices can
- obtained F. ". MAYNARD, Principal.
Lyndon, Feb. 4. 1853. Slows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19
Boots! Boots!

TIVE subsr1hor- have on hand lot Of rrime
i THICK BOOTS.
which thet viii sell AZ muck lesS than the usual
price" They srs of ve~v good Gualirv. and are sod
i. Jar prices . ,,>r of ~" lot
lao. -. ia '>'@',t f. JFWIIT 500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19

E>>EN DISTRICT. -.
" liEEEA> an Instrument PnrPorting! t" be the
w las will and testament OF Amos Day. late
ui Lrnrmhu.r in said district deceased, ila- been
presented I" the Probate Court of said district for
allowance. 10y Alice Day, the ExcrutriX therein
namei-Thc~e are therefore. :" notify the heirs ami
all concerned 10 appear nj a Probate Court To be
holden at the Probate Ortiir in IuucnhrwG. on the
23d day of February next. and >how cause. if any
they have against the pro"f and allowance of sac!
will. JONAH BROOKS. Register.
Dated at Luncmburg. this 2eth day OF January,
\. b. 1873. slow3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19

Sc The Editor Of the American Observer
printed at Morrisville. W.. acknowledges the
,erci pit ct the following letter. We think the
-"'.u.in.aslcs .a.Gst bs abroad" in Lamoillc
County.
"cenuery %. 1853.
Mr.. Epir"E:-cur Can you tel me who
il is that sai' he that >teeI< my mummy pu.s
2e's trash but h" that ""'> N, GOOD name ort
:. r...'or.. fore 'oal T. \ | rtt-,orr,a,..r.'
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CIRCULAR SAW Mills

'fNNhEhl.lN. KNIGHT < co.
49, ''''''' va ''.'. 10, i''!. ,:D-f
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yUE GREAT REHEDTF0R
Couahs. Colds and (onSumptIons,

II, I,a,tiA, PuIm""",y R1i>'n,
i probably wl;,l"u: Il 1ar;lI.cl in
having. duriu. = trial Of more than
r,..,,rv-iivc YEAR. fully maintain
ci ;hr liah reputation which il
lla- ACQUIRED Tor Cost MrrIvt
tnNlIAI>I~. and all di~ca-"- II
the iun.>. thr"a, and ch"-t. L.
l.a> been used with probably -rca-
Ter success than ANY other article
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-19
Clothing for the
NkELHzI@hN!
Jackets Frcck>. tiycraIls. Nr. &c.
Furnishing Goods;

c,a-i~tin. ii II ..ir.. .1f t.ilc. SHIRT >r",i-. &
ya,-. Pocket I.,k1- I:,.-u collar li,..r-.
Hosiery B,.,c,.> Nc. &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

ools has completely cured have hsd occasion ia
use o. ior ~ nths. Yuuts. Sc.
NANCY NJ. pARsHLY
lean heartily concur with The ahose
JOHN PARstiiY
ls3 Orange street, New Haven. touu
Cnvros, CoNS Oct %, 1853
Rrv. A. r. o. NyrBs
Dear sti have sui ed mu-h with thc .i-k head.
irhr f fifteen seHrs there scire, week hu whsl
We obliged to give up word. Boz hy uccacnt became
tquainted wrh vain ie Exiari ui tutk Rose, and
have used one bottle o. mas completed cute. have
NOT been ifruhled wih thu since, aud tnk 60
ha- o'heiwise Improved my health snrt nrch
AUGUSTA CARLTON
fully concur with the above statement
30 JANEs CARLTON
Mscis' Esirici Of Roek Rose sale b, x roihns,
aud druggists generay whore Pamphlets Sc may be had
gfdtiS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

That WASH, bad idea Of Sam Sticks when
suffering from intense heat he said he felt de
sire 10 take off his flesh and sit in his bones
while to cool himself
We pronounce as orthodox, the assertion Of
the Boston Bee, TO the effect that "a mln can
get along without advertising. and-so can
wagon without greasing, but At goes hard
The New York Times says that the CRYSTAL
will not be opened for visitors until August. aud
perhaps not until September.
An attempt is to be made during the present
SESSION of the New Hampshire Legislature. 10
obtain the passage Of an act au'orzinr ID union
between the concord and the Manchester and
Lawrence lililnnds The hitter has been lens
ed md worked by The former.
massachusetts, wonlu. 10 view Of the &C.
coriancs Of thsuEht of iemlles To- vote. asks
than election day be changed from Monday that
dav being, from time nnmemorIai, % washing
day.
3 'ore ihe dayspfthe teetoalcrs, naichbor of
Mr }shee saw ihHt geuiicmln az ana early hour
e .ie dlv crawling slowly homeward ON his
u.llsani knees over ihe frozen ground.
'thY dnt you yet up Mr. Bshce. Whv
d'a'. you get up oud walk Z said his neehbor
Wv would, BIO but We so almighty hin
here lbiti -a-airuid SINH o-b break ihrouphe
Two een, utuel W. Van Tassel anl J. g..
Scgir. travelling naar alono New York. on
Tues lay. were attacked by two mrhwavman
aad Ssgtr was shot anl instantly hael. lhe
murd rars were arrested.
The Grni inry of Essex County have indict
ed the htsifrn uir nd onpmy tor obstruct
ing slus nf fle highways ia ipswich. and the
Boston Inl Vi nne Rnlroad for ,au-nt the death
az .nl .tI Iiene..l.t4f % t.trfr. ..f en-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23
~ stephen .teNvett's Justly aud highhiy eel
n-.L.a -.nlLn. r..LnLImA L.--L.r-.
Also QUO l'uImonary IGiirlr qua .lrongihen
r. r. Il.
FIVE COMPLAINTS,

Naeing 200 One ssrfam ruioa hy q. e. Remedies. in
tWrrft lsu fafs. bUEiIAli~M, LIVER COMPLAINT 3,
NEi EAiGiA. f-NLE SORES, Culi Is AID n
NaB
40 q. aHnt.u4n isi rru ned from touf. vlu
t c.rd wuh uf ha Above plants al thu same
&C. ronHnrn ed tie use 90 D.. q. hrurdIus 600 the
2itu OF juur For kteuulni be used NahwH1's Ready
k,icihr used ctirtn.l y Poe Arafs-iai used enc
Hnady EeHrf inrfaalt and raturn llt. a. iH-ian by
isY-d che violent rraiiols aud srasmsi impaired
ird siucr fhr ttuth dsy win ans Nouralgc paine
thili AND FENEt.-Ridsay's Ready Hslief--n-
tefHaly aOd srtsunly--tt impaired h-a, health ct
cog 20 The cuid und chilly blood, aud uenaied tho
puirnnuus niHrnH of A.ue.
LIVER COMPLAIN f.--8afwsys Rerul ior.--To rfgu-
r he organs OF the system snd 10 give and eefgy
Hr iff 90 n.uf. pleasant and hrahy digestion aud o.
esuh ncuH Of the bowels prevent curtt euess iudi-
che hfsi ofJui,.
FEVER SORE Tile took the Renoystins Resalreni-
he h'd niuet en Wv iare be- kesusen crans-i
aud puuhrd his b"o, made pure aud rich aad Resolved
uwHf nu be body ell Diseased sud puisun.us deposits utd
tuttune hunvrs. Np ihr 18th of july he called the Il.
o. q. uflcr mad resented himself cured IA. Hhruma-
tsn, ths aud Fesefi Neuralgia uad Fever sores, bad
an coted and f,usv, BY H. a. Remedes iu twenty
lao tass.
kR office lt2 Fulton ST., opposite 81 Pauls up stairs
RAua Az CO.. i62 Fulton street, opposite - Paul.,
0ryGEO. "A hL DEBT Claiemuni, \. -. Geneta
Ageui Atw Hampshire -nd Vermont ;. r.. COLLINS
q Srot q FIELD, houipeiier Og;3w
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Butter Makers Read j!

49, iolALs, t.q Not aie a~afr that am Interested on
'hr h"'l"f Market, HnswAs 90 yuur cuuat u Nlnd-
Ef uni' ate" ttts since, sni hapie sness tha
operation uf fs'e Nuft. Wffklue ufa fir rhurninF
M"rAlne, .Hlme. rolling, sc. then tfird with ihe
thefm"mrer Chum. mod was surqu-ed the frsuit The
fNlnf 'Nuin snfe TEN per cent butter. less
timr-wnfked sa-1 Hni rolled Tin rolls. fifnt suu was
& 1rrH Agent lH r. rnnn Now -if am satisfied Butter
maer nd worked h ts thnrn viii keep sell Tor
higher price than thar made tine I'D VA and on the
"hoc htYe never seen Churh simple in s consitur
'N Elective DO - operation nnd a butternakers viii
huy uue shea hey understand iheiru tliiy
NV. RlPTON.
uv.,on, STA, 20, 1855. n
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AS the prckliest leaves are the driest, so the
pertest fellows are generally the most barren.
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Sick Head ache.


Deer sil ave from childhood, sufe ed with periodical
iuin, OF the hesdache, nceisug unii The tat year
Wa usual, laid by alnost weekly, unill cumnsnsed
The lse u VOW eonqoun- ezasaC1 o. Aek ktse9a9 -sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23
Myers Extrac, of Rock Rose.

The fact ndsputable that the medicine superior to
ANYTHING heiufr ohered the public, &C. pu-ii ing she
reua 'ep sour blpud pure and lou ore ale tom all
those tiou Diseases that IN uahi 81 The hui
man face Mirfs trirsct NOT only Puunes the hod, nu
'hvgufa'es the whole syssm sisiRg healthy tone 10 Abe
SION ch aud imp rlng life and energy tho seas and
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Wool |!
School Books.

I'VE ere just receiving extensive AssUfimon amongst
W which may ho f'und Towns rerns oil Readers. Spell
iefs Sci ulp Sanders Hrsdsrs and spoilers, acuina
Al ms Revised Cu'hntn's Emefson' Isl pstt md Green
ears Auihmeics Weld Gtaminai. Nebstcf's University
10 Dictionary, Pc ket edition dn and co. her kinds Of
School Buuls gen val use. ch offer At Wholesale
or teala cheap Vaet shade ioru, than bought
81 any Other store Of tho state.
E.f. WALToNE SON.
Nnntrnlier juno 10th. isi1 %
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HOES !

scott FIELD haves superior article Of O. s. HOES
Which thes siii cell BY Tbs dor. .agis. sta VERY
LDW PRICE. Also, SHOVEiS, 4. = and Plated, Spade,
and inars Forks, al ou mara
May 10, las.
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WANTED.

4 GOOD Joufu,taan Witchmssst one Thar en- come
- vel umniandrd, viii tnd sisaff tnpiot sni good
SAMUEL ARHuT'r
M.nfnat.r Tunr q
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STATIONERY

4 NoThEh Zoe assortnsni opening, OF those beAu
- fa Pens aud holders much called for. Ai,e, Pocket
and other luk stpnds, Febers Dawiag, Mechauics aud
tommon Lead Pvncs, Water Color Paints and Brushes
sand boxes, dosio Wsisr., Coamon do Letter stamps
So Sc FL WALTON Il son.
juno 2. -ll- a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

X tNIllfuL kiCk SiikS-asi received from New
- oit- beautiful biocade, Gltce, Ctrelioa Kept. A
polei Hfo sc Kline, Gro de- ssss aud Dress sks
mHknc tnn lures assofsmrn ever ofsreo 60 Manpeuer
ano We feel ,onhdrnl thai p'ises vii pirase
LYMAN a KING
juue b 20 80
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L. 7. WALTON q son

49, JHsi receiving aud now opening beautiful assort-
- nert Of STATIONARY. rhose wishing Tor anieles
n this 1r will DO sriitogvt esii, as uur rotto q.
quicH saies nna che4u Gee Cash
june q, 'f3 Ia
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NEW SUMMER CLOTHING.a
LOOMS n KEITH

AVE just received large of Ready Made Cloth
ius suuahi ior the coming soasou. Tic quality ADD
prices cannot hs beat.
May i3. 1853. -
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BLANK BOOKS.

" T. aro Manufacturing and now have ou hlud Town
W brcot-, lcfeers, iuufaais, Day, .sre, Cash Hoaks
and most ~i1aa BLANK hooks usus, ealrd ior iaok 10
a. L.f WALTON s. sOA's.
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Muslins & Lawns.

Para colc Good assortment o. lhe Peoples store
- tASS4@ LYMAN & KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

hoNNhls-ve s"h for the manufacturers. Ribbons
L'nngs, Fiewet', 30 &e.-iarsa assortment prices
'"S" LfAAN& kiNG.
June T. aA %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-14

are happy: rest assured that though l am
unable to do anything to alleviate your
deplorable situation, yet you have my
sympathy and regard"
Tom was about to reply, but Ned
stopped him and continued:
Don't seek to delude me, Tom, if you
do every one else. | must GO now, for L
cannot bear to witness your frantic at
tempts to appear contented; it wounds
me to the heart. and | would ask you to
accompany me to town, but | suppose
Lizzie, as you denominate your feminine
tyrant, wishes you to stay at home and
tend to that little popinjay.
At this moment the door opened, and q
pair OF roguish eyes peered out, and a
glad, cheerful voice called Tom, and Ned,
starting as if lie had been shot, scampered
down the path, and made for home as if
regiment of viXens were at his heels,
more than ever convinced of the wretch
edness ofTom, as merry peal oflaughter
foated after him.
Conclusion to-npor7or.l
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The Pocket-book.

Scene F1RsT.-A young Gent discovered
surrounded by his friends. who are
testing with him. regarding his atten-
tons to certain young lady.
Young Gent.-"Boys, I'll just tell you
how it is. You see care nothing for the
girl-it's the old mans pocket-book that
I'm after"
Chorus Of Friends.-"IEa! ha! ha ~ .
SCENE SECoND.-A parlor. Time IL
o'clock, p. IN. Young lady seated.
Young gent rising to depart. Hesi-
tates as if bashful, and then slowly re-
marks:
Miss Matilda, excuse me, but you must
be aware that my frequent visits-my
ttentions-cannot have been without an
object"
Yong Lqd4.-" Al, yes, so I've heard,
and shall only be too happy to grant
what you desire. Takes from the table
a paper parcel, and unfolding it displays
a large, old fashioned. and empty mo-
rocco pocket-b -bookl This, have been
informed. is that object. Permit me to
present it. and congratulate you that lou
will in faturo have no occasion to renew
these visits and attentions.
Iogl~ Get se oons.
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Eriee Cor Re o1ng

you wish 70 cultivate your mind and
succeed in he rurs,it &C knowledge, OBJ
serve carefully he following rules:
l. Take care Of leisure Moments as you
would Of Gcld.
2 Do no. sncnd more tin,e than is ne
ccSSary in sleep.
3 Withdraw from all idle end silly
companions. ........ ....r.. ,...
4 Have always some good reading on
hand.
5. Read not novels. but history, biog-
raphy, and works of science.
6. Always think, always observe, al
ways seek TO learn.
/. Think of the pleasure of knowledge,
and of the disgrace of ignorance.
9. Take as your motto, "what has been
done can be done"
8. If at first you don't succeed, try,
try again.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Gamers Vegetable Pain Extractor.

TTAVING. for the last fifteen years. been
i i engaged in examining the medical prop
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tances until several hundreds have used it..
and who are as much astonished and delighted
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Satisfied of its wonderful powers. and at the
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which will meet with prompt attention.
nav 26-tf GEORGE w GARNER