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INDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
y " seen made by Or CURTIS for curing Asthma
Consumption. bronchi-, Coughs. Colds aud all Lung
Cumnittrts, hy Menicsted lnhllaiipn. Br CURTIS'-
HNGEANA, urINHALlNG HSGkAN yAPOR AND
CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished the won
defiui cures Of Asthma and Consumption, IN the CT
~ IT Nos York erd vicinity for "a lew moaths past
syei tnoen 10 man. 1t is producing impression
paases Of the Lunss never before Nitoes-ed by the
medical p-o'e1siuu see certificate in the hands Of
AGENTS.
The inhaler IL worn nn tho hf asst under tic linen.
without the least inoon,cn once the Of the body
hrina sufCH ut io evaporae the fud.-suppl,iug the
longs constantly VITA healing and agfeoaule ,spor.
passing in al The Dir cell, and passage- OF tho lungs
at cannot iussiny De- ched by any other medicine
-
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Thirty Years Experience of
an Old Nurse.

A CARD.

MN-s NlNSloN u rue LADIES.
NJ. WlnsloN Hud aid experienced nurse and
fentie p1tsicisu, would cali tuc aiteuliou OF the
iadir- 90 her s,oihins -ytup tot thtdren eeihing
l. vail inmud,tals relieve them ifum pain allls all
srtsmofc aeton, soften the gums, trduc. inhamat on
ana D. sue 10 regulate the bowels. Depend upon II,
mohnfs, vii give rest 10 yourselves aud Il lisl
I44. IA lar naI.
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~ - W 77"VT7 ~ ~" 7TN'
Pnca p cents bottle.
n HE and call tor Curtis & Perkins Camp
ana PAN Killer. All othats beafins has name are
base Iniitauoas fIice 1912, Is und 81 - per
hoIlle aeao ding 70 aIza.
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LIDERATlON.

pms 3. 10 certify that have given M son. James
:. fofvicr, his time, aad shall claim mono of his
eafniags pas any debt. Of hs coafacuas gsfthis
dste WILLIAM Pewter.
Stowe, Vi, June a, lel4. sl:3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

The Lar has been enforced in an extra
ordinary case, occurring in Middlescx and
Montpelier. Parties bound up strong.
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JOHN S. BARKER,

MILL CONTINUE business al the old stand Of
w hlEfu A bARKEa, where hs will be happy to
see all OF his friends and custOmersand wal guafan-
tee that GOODS shall be sold cheap.
Juix9t ls54
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

We tave sold We large quantities Of Mts. Wias-
lows ronhins sstup during the past IA years. over
20 900 houi the Last yclf. We bsli.vo the hes I
nrueiac IN the world Tor Children eihing, for tho
cue OF yseniery aud Daffhca in chiidtea, whether
- gfisss lem iecthug or any Other Ia gives
universal satsiaeiIon--no,ef heard eamplliai lion
any oaeusins t-aeSsf soil me i.rine Uhiyrf-
saiy successful IN relieving pain ard cecting
~ 81 eases above rtato ~ tssen la season, feet -
iamsa,ats and absolutely CERTAIN.
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I'd Congressional District.

JUSTIN $. MoRRrLl, Esq, of STAFFORD,
was yesterday nominated as the Wing can
didate. First rate
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CARDS.:
Papier MaChe.

II u the hest ani most durable material known for
Picture Frames, Monldiags. Ccrnires, Braokcts,
House Cops, Capiluls, Coasoles, Window Corn,ces,
and nii kinds Of House Ornnmeni- Cen'cre pieces
for Ceilings. all s'z~s anc prices, which be
10 sns part of the country aud any Carpenter can put
them up ina few moment without creating any dust
tirf. Also hi1Ck Lettefs for Signs, Git Mouldnge
aud Cofnices, for Ship Cabins Ship Gaps, both plan
ana ninament ornamented pilasicts, SC - viii not
crack nj any neat a. clmuc or of fnnnee warp
nor give 10 any way-it eau be cut Med sawed,
plaued, and Turned hy lathe, q cau be- nailed and
sefasard and liz ID % fn-ruuturfnr of heat
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TO CONTRADICTIONS

PROPOSALS viii be received by the subscriber. al
any time On OF before The EIGHTH das of AUG
uSI next, for tne construction OF Court "A ous q
for the County Of Windsor, to DO buih OF
brsek two stories h'gh with suitable rooms for the
COMMUNICATION al the Coufts, and toT Town Hall =
The coGtfaci Will he let entire separate proposals
Viii be received iOi the construction Of the
-oT the stoue work fpf undnrPnning, for wndow and
door caps and sls aud Tor steps-or furnishing b.
aud hmc,-iof masonIy,-foT ~iadows aud window
flames and dooTs,-iof timber aud lunber,-and foi
the earpeutsT and joiner SOik.
fiaos and specifications may he examined and fol In
formation ooaiGed, BY ealins upon The Subscriber "a
Noodstocas At any time amer the 9Th ct July lust
4. l.. POWERS, Agent.
Mo0dstock Vi Juy H. 1854 az
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Pure VIVID Cherry Rilters.

for the DiiIivus Jauudcn complaints, AMI
general debility They quicken the blood nd give
life aud ene'gy TO the whole system Pfleo ony ,.
cents in pint bottles.
BOYD 4 PAUL, No. li9 Chambers stieet, New
NorS wholesale agent Tor all the above medicines
Sold ny PRRD. 4. SMITH, Montpelier b. %. TN
LtK, Montpelier Clark ind Yates, Moicio~a; J.
Habait, hiddesex :. Skinner, Waitsheldi Jamei
CsIdell, Warren L. b. Green, Kiehmond and BY
dealers In medicine generally. sO.p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURTHOUSE,
Is prepared orders Tor Camper or seei Plate
and Autographs Printing in the best styles and
city pfices--such Ne
] WEDDING rail- NfstTINGG ntfsfNEsS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

Gen T.. P Walton, Montpelier, W. J. X. Diufy
Westiofi, W. Timoihy Gibson, Nichovills, n. Y
e. w. Ellfiise, Westockholin, n Y. ALVIN Simonds
Ca.hiot Mechanics B1ak, nost9u Dexter fav Sons
hosiou Joshua scars, Boston. FL lah Morse, Boston
n. 2. Mana, Boston.
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DISSOLUTION.

'INHE COPARlNEKsHiP here oors existing undo
the hfm " KEITH a. BARKER Ia this day b.
mutual consent dissolved
FRANCIS &. KEITH.
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CHAIRS,
GRECIAN, CANE SEAT and BLACK WALNUT
ROCKING CHAIRS.
EXTRA STONE lINlE.

IuS1 RECEIVED fresh from ihs Linc Kilr 2uohbi-
which y ii be- sold cheaper than the cheapest, Of
the Depot Stole
ALSO
tnnD LBS, Ettfa tine dsiy salt 10 Bags 10 add
'VbV 20 lis eteh, for sale by the .uHscriber
Wholesale and refah ID !. FULLER.
Montpelier, Jniy i2th 1851 81
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FOR THE
CAM p AIGN !!

We shall steadily and firmly advocate
the united action of the friends of Freedom
in Vermont for the defence of the Consti,u-
ton and the Union in their original purity,
gainsl all Slavery Propagandists Of whutey-
er party and against all enemies wherever
they may be found and we therefore de-
MAN & JOURNAL, as one means of further
ing the design. We therefore invite sub
scfiptions, aud authorize and request our a.
gents and friends to send in their orders. -
We shall be prepared to furnish extra copies
next weeA, July 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
NOitTIiFIELD BANK.

Tue Ia iestallmeut OF t~euty five dollafs on eacl
share Of the capital ssoek Of The Norihheli Bank
~ o defrd 10 be paid into said Bank the lih day O
September next.
ny oider of Director,
II. ~ BATES, Cashier.
Mortified, july 2iih. 1854 s3:3w
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CLOCKS,

great variety Of Bras. Clocks, o. G. squaie, Goth
ie, Oriental, Jeuuy Lad, Mafine octsRou, victors,
haniai PapieT Mache and Fancy eight aay aaa thirty
hour, wh and ~ithout alafm fro the beat sass
aforfoefes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
f.. p. w alton, Jr.

PR 0Gg II 05gGa
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One Dollar and Fifty Gents.

The aueHtion Of strangers, aud ptheis vsiting tho
eis either iur business pleasure, particularly d.
recied 10 the egbihts of the location, being snuatee
90 the head Of Dle business pant OF the Cty difectiy
opposite ihs Cat toll, aud rablc olaees, nd within
'hoii disranee OF the most Piomiucnt piscss Of a
musemtng.
A. b. MILLER
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CLINTON HOTEL, New York.
PRICE REnVCEnt

qua UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF TIE
i above named we'll kno~n, aud lorg established
HOTEL takes this method Of infurtnips the patrons
OF the hous, well a. the 1upilr generally that he
Sill on be Hrs o. AUgust fedusce ihs prce board
from Two Dollars per day 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
; = = y IN D = = ? Z :
wholesale Druggists,
no rrsE llUsECAL NyOBLI

DtANO FORTEs. BENNETT 4 co. 36i Broad
L way. New Yeik, are manufacturing and have con
SANITY hand extensive assortment ofpanos. en-
hracng every varity Of style and size from TO ~
Octaves, from : 100 to 900 each. We have tes-
nouiais firm tie hrst piantsts n the country Of the
superior BriR,aHcg, Breadth scefaess through
the entfc register Of aus Piano., whie defeats
elasticity Of touch has been prneuucnl5 secured all
Instruments are fully warranted 10 give satisfsc-
ton. Buyers no unde rsiand their own interests will
rail before purchasing elsewhere
BENNETT 4 CO.,
5o'niy 36l Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

FNHE MUSICAL BOUQUET, a new weekly
Il cheap Of the best MUSIC, will DO Pablished on
SATURDAY Nov l. and every succeeding Saturday
THE MUSICAL BOUQUET will consist Of eight pages
(fU sre) Of selected Vocal and Instrumental Music
cover All the popular Musc the deg will BE- Issued IA
s psges-auspgemebs from Opera Csvanas Arias Bel
lsds Pokss W sfzes scbottiscbes OveItures. &c.
THE MUSICAL BOUQUET will be published q, the re-
An easy but effective Popou Of all the principal Airs from
aumber p. ID. DAVIS, Publisher,
Eulfo at New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

A GENTLEMAN Of large experience In the
"A who.ule Dry Goods basI h.vns bees erssses az
upwards Of twenty yesn vsnes snasuon ~ -. A.
-. hs,..1 Ia he business Of the es,sbshEsnt ~
h ,s.sn 70 accounts capable Of bsyins or s:,1se
sy Az houss Wishing Who viii BE- esptb1 sse s.s
sush and Be- bad peculiar sdyw..sss % sssS.s H.,
Re-. No ~ Tibuns 06ee, eating salSy, feqsifs"ssS
vhsre an interview can b he'd
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Are you sure of being Eieeteds-pon't fail for want
Of few POSTERS Prouptnes" 'hould be your motto As
wen ours therefore, make your SUCCESS DoCbLf
SURE BY keeping your Candidates before the People BY fos-
ter, Crus and Tcies printed the great Central Steam
PRINTING House Of HOLMAN GRAY Co, corner Of Centre
and whitsstA
Breyeert House Restaurant, fifth-av., corner OF
EiGhth-sfThis establishment conducted exclusively Ion
European pn has Restaurant attached for the seor
Of Ladies and Gentlemen residing In the Hotel
Dinners and suppe will be served al times short notice.
.ifher In private rooms or In the Restaurant
Polifcal Parties, remember you elect men, You
DO By keeping your candidates well posted In the ef
renf WARDS and Districts and make work send along
you Posters Circulars and Tickets to the Great Central
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE Of HOLMAN. GRAY & Co
corner Of Centre and white s,s tickets cut and folded
Political Printing-By Day and Night.
MAMMOTH POSTERS,
CIRCULARS,
TICKETS ke he,
Executed BY STEAM ct short notice, CHEAP for CASH.
Ohee open siIl y o'eIoek ct night
PHAIR & Co.. No. = Beekmsnst-,
few d0on below Nassau.
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DAYARD TAYLORs ADVENTURES IN

DAYARD TAYLORs ADVENTURES IN
ID APRICA-Is the most popular book Of the day. The
plates having been redrs~n new edition no" fea'y'
fair criterion merit. may be formed from the fact Of
twelve thousand copies having been sold WITHIN Inc snort
were possible to add thing tn. fascination which
attracts many travellers the banks Of the Nile this volume
Extract from long review in London Daily News.
it better than s1shoI The style wsi% clear and
1--WE can think delicious enjoyment than TO take
md dream away sunny day over ts delightful pages
There 20 US quite equal 10 one Of 5aynd Tsy
ioT. books Of travel Fact under big yOade,fs pen more
p PUTNAM Co also pubsh BsJsfd Taylor, other
T. ADVENTURES IN EUROPE.
VIEWS AFooT; Or EUROPE SEN WITH KxAPsAe AND
S1i', lpE sia sTSf INC IN c&I Gi
Ell DORADO Or h1vEs smn sos rsi p.'H 0' EN-
EGYPT; Or, EerfT A wITSEss FoR TIE BIBLE. By L.
Hswt. D. D., LII D. l2no cllth slal6
new edition, comprising al the text and lia'rons OIL
SGTsAM CO vii Cebl 6s IN esS z ssyr
From Fields Old and New By Miss Fenniraors Cooper
With 50 original illustrations from designs BY DopIer beau
An eisssnt svo volume bound CLOTH cloth extra gilt
'DO - @ p PUTNAM & Co., No 10 Psrk-plaee.
PUTNAMs MONTHLY sSysT "a nos , resSy;
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An honor 10 country and 70 its writers -
Among the Contents able Articles By the Rev. d..
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TIE RUSSIAN WAR.
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BATHING AND BODIES.
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THE STORY OF FIFTY YEARS EXILE
STORY or AN OPERA SINGER Continuation Of the
Interesting Biography Of Count stednk and Of the brilliant
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The hizhest order Of excellence lOrange Journal
Complete Sets Of PUTNAMS MAGAZINE.
The rst four volumes comprise upward Of 500 large pages
Of choice Literature by Eminent American Writer'S These
equal quantity twenty ordinary d1odeemcs
Either volume may st Be bad neatly bound cloth price e.
For the present the publishers viii supply sabsrbeu
with the four volumes In eoth pest paid on receipt Of 50
TNHE UNCLE SAM is around, as good and in
terestns containing the conclusion Of FsnnJ
The Temptations Of City Life; The German oo
bets The FORGED VIII; The Consprators Tale Of oenos
Russian Princes; The Pers Of Whale Killing The Story
LouissDs Judss &c &c For sale everywherei price &C.
| EDWARD DUNCAN & BRO, No. l5 l 4 W.
TOSs AND PRkYEas recommended be aid y p s.s
ton Churches, with the Bull of his Holiness ana '"'
| Of the most Rev. Archbishop OF New York :,
nUBUQUE TRIBUNE-The OmcM Z - -. ~
~ the City. Ths one Of tho oldss snc 80 o,s~,
cuatsd Newspaper Iowa New forn - shs .pner "
shns to secure the business Of 10 THE
DUBGoUE TRIBUNE which sued DI Iy,,I.,ns ns,,on
are n viii b seen b. rsftssses 70 - s'ann~
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes 10 now closed.
Duns The removal Of the goods and the es by auction
within the Palace yors will be admitted at l2 each.
The Paintings and stausy will net be disturbed for the pres
JOIN III. WHITE, fresdent
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. = The
DGrArd EXHIBITION Of FOREIGN POULTRY will close
on FRIDAY next and the Fowls will be sold on
Nov 1884 at Public Auction. There IL ANAL but choice
variety of Black Spanish, Surrey, Dorkns sesbrsh Gold
laced Ayesbuy Rouen and japanese Fowls Gold and SILVER
Pbe.ssnts, Swans, Bsrnsele and Toulouse Geese &c
Ia The EVENING ct II the new Plsy, the OLD CHATEAU
Admittance Is cts Children under ten, Ia cents
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fine ARTS.

DAINTING by SIR EDWIN LA W Sn
i r. A-wILLIAMs, srEyEss,, ,s..,rs IN snnoancins
that thew will exhibit IN their Gallery w. en- n
day Oct q and eriu.ts 81 VOLS II I. anrvssd
s .l ms Sir lawn L.nd.esr Th petu'' entitled
,,,., ~ he London and North Western Rail-
w.y omp.1y tribute Of respect to the Ss'ear'''d HAIL.
rosdEnsneefk ROBERT STEPHENSON, ESQ,
.iodusss and the interest felt By ths great sftis %
10 nmerous admirers this side Of he Asnre me
,y Re indebted for this opportunity 20 view mo nf@
p.Dhh TN his hands which has reached this country.
VOL 9Iais.Ion By card 20 be obtaiasd a. the desk
FINE ART REPOSITORY. No Sos sroeax.y
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Al the lovers Of oeautI
- full ENGRAyINGs resPsetfaIy a,ofaa oi 1 ee
magnificent collection Of FRENCH s.a On 49, ),
low exhibiting ct the store No 20 pios'"sJ' ~ S'
private sale and at yery low prieee
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light SHED on SUPERNATURAL WON
IL DERs-One Of the most extraordinary works 'ha' has
ever issued from the press
Dr. CHARLES RoBACK'S MYSTERIES OF AsTRoLo
GY AND WONDERS OF MAGIC
NAV be ssid TO form hey all the oct prodges Of
former age Not only does contain the most extraordinary
and astounding narratives of startling events produced BY mag
zeal processes and verified by the testimony Of the great and
good all ages but also unods the means whereby the
same effects may be produced The reasoning Of the w
, close and eosent; the facts he cites would to be
conclusive Altogether the work may be said to stand alone
among the productions Of authors claiming to possess tho gifts
of dyinson and prophecy II be obtained Of Dr. Ro
BACK No. IS East Lombsrds BY sending an order accom-
p,ned by remittance Of IL Is for sale also by booksellers
Generally. DE WITT L DAVENPORT, No. 1e2 Nassaust,
-. The wholesale and retail agents.
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Mem Publications.

GARRETT & Co. call the attention Of the
OTRADE to the following list CT their Publications embrsc
several Of the popular works in the market which
they will sell dealers low they be bought at the
Trade Saes:r
THE LADIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO CROCHET
AND FANCY KNITTING. By Mrs. Ann s. stephens author
of Fashion and Famine" Copiously illustrated with ors
nal and very choice designs Crochet &C., printed Ia coors
separate from the letter press tinted psper also with nu
erous wood printed with the etterpres explanatory OF
terms &C. lit pages, svo CLOTH gilt. Price ID cents
THE CABIN BOYS STORY. By the author Of The Old
Doctor The Lawyers Story" limo CLOTH 40 pages
Illustrated with wood cuts from designs suggested BY
the author Price 81 This book will be issued, and will
command an immense sale.
ROSA wOODvILLE; Or. TEE JAILoRs DAUGHTER BY
Alexander Dumas. Price 50
FRED ARDEN; Or. The JEsUIr's REVENGE. By the au
thor Of Minnie Grey" Gus Howard or How to Win a
Wife" stsnfeld Hail Amy Lawrence" Harry Ash
ton or The VIII and the Way" Ellen de We're, or The
WAY of the WIZ Woman and Her Master" Fred Yer
nom or The Victim of Aysce' Romantic Incidents In tho
Lives Of the Queens OF England" &c. &C. Price 80 cents
THE PILGRIMS OF wALsINGHAMi Romance Of the
Middle Ages; pen Of Agnes Strickland
Large limo PIP. 40 Price 81
MA AOTU; Or, REEF RovSGs TINE SorTH SgAs.
Narrative of Adv. the Hawaiian Georgian and socie
~ Isspds with original illustrations BY Edward T. Perkins
limo cloth. Price 81.
In Press:
FRED VERNON; Or THE VICTIM OF AvAaIcE. BY the
author Of Woman and Her Master" ETC. Price IS cents
GARRETT 4 Co, Publishers, No. 10 Ann ct.
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DUBUQUE TRIBUNE-The OincaM ri ~ cir h.
~ Ii. Cry Ths Of The olSss S s.s ss1 o,sen
shns to secure the business Of Dubuque sna ss The
sgg y g y .i1.s z ; ssss ,is .S DAILY Weekly .ad
~ IL s,,s "a Already large Advertising pss,'n-
a.. !. III h ser by reltrsses 70 ~ eeianna
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Thomas Hspe a. Coz
Nc. Isl Ckambeu-~-
Sole AsLNTs for the
STILL and epAHKLNe WISEs
ard cs,awba Brandy.
prepared By
coRSEAU and ssA.
C.asirxatL
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-11-17
LOWE KNOTS.

yWoMES Of great moral and personal beau-
ty are sometimes deceived in their first
choice, and then, sonred by disappointment,
they get deceived again and again, till, a.
last, when they niest one whom they really
love, they no are longer deserving of bis atiec-
ton. "a ~
WoMANisia . mysterious poem winch must
be ressd many times to be understood he
who has never loved but once knows the
sex better than he who has made a new con
quest every day for twenty years.
The heart Of young gifl is like a nest
where the little swsIlow chirps, shows its
head, triesits wings and watches the ayora-
BILE moment to fly. 8
THs heart Of an old maid, even when un-
occupied, is sometimes double-bolted, while
at others the, door is on the jar. :
4 TRuE love cannot struggle against the ar
tillery o. coquetts |; It is they who, BY law
of Provindnce, gives us Gus revenge =
THx woman of forty years never eoinprosn-
ised her saitors, like England, she knows
bow TO eolenise. lg = Il =.
TBE most indolent persons are often the
most indefatigable IN their loves. i
The woman whom misfortune has render
ed'distrustful, o. whom success has rendered
cosadept 4 jncapsble Of love.
Orr ssad sfser an unreqnited pussion, as
1fteR = b6nfiuftty. = ~ 81 t.ss
i M dopbr most where We believe
'sys Z slss ps..iea vhlsh 80 paid
on!y liz own y = 4
fADsHsor , tas vont HID 81 avafcs.'
sz Hnxnr BsrIs.
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5rlrftrh Hurtrq.
Was moi Eotgotts h .
BY suNN1H soUTHRoN.

BY SUNNIE SOUTHRON.
i--------
oH, dearly iioveu her' the sweet woodland oios-
SON.
30 ohthsome AMI Joyous, so sparkling ana gay
son.
And that heart free from guile as the lilies OF
May ~ .t
AsPure as the edew-ournished iihes OF May.
...,s
io.ss' 80 80 pn
anu "ne''' p'e WIN s'o o"u' ne'
Wens
o. ~ atoken
lett her my spintss devotion TO tell
= NY sPirifs sweet Wiidering passion to tell
"a. s. ''sya 80 - 80
49, -. 'Dss s''''' 40 i"' '''n''s'u =
,
y s,s' ''1 '''''' ''-''>,' ''''
would beseen by The exile excepting In dreams,
by ADVERSELY banished one only In dreams
~. "a,
anu Woa,a ', mo- nsf young me oe 'Aod''a sd" "'''
Ps' I,
n--o'iy 'osnar 'he orisn' ore oia | crave
" ioana WIN my ma''oek ana siovei whis'
mining
hnfEN f..HaI str lana frrnx
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-11-17

4 MAN being knocked down by. the fore
runner of stage coach, and pushed little
forward without being killed. was asked by
d lady what he thought while in such pre-
dicament9 Why said he, Il thought it
was the .tore-runner of something, and it turn
ed ont that was right.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-11-17

a SWELL clerk from the city, was spend
ing an evening in country tavern, cast
about him for amusement. Feeling secure
in the possession of the most money he made
the following offer:
'Ill drop money into hat with any man
in the room. The one that holds out the
longest shall take the whole and treat the
company
III do it, said an old farmer
The cockney dropped in quarter--the
countryman followed with a 'bungtown cop
per- -
4 won't said the farmer, take the whole
and treat the company"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-11-17

IT is said that the Jersey girls and Jersey
horses are very unlike-for a wonder! The
horses are shy, skittish, and hard To catch :,
but thegirls are tame as kittens and bold as
lions. Thew flock round fellow like sheep
round salt though, and have to be driven
off with clubs. ~. ....r.. ... ts..