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iH LIE SCENES AMONG 1.-THE LoWLY."
BREWERY ths Nav Miasien fontaBy
Ladies' Of ths Mission With Biz Elegant Illustrations Neatly
s0ana sE Ae.r Is n e:Hs an, s1,Is Ss q e.
The extraordinary favor with which
been received by the united public
enormous number first pashed Of
The prediction m becoming verified 100000 copies his
chhfni book will have of in
tumsd in selling the number Of MA
Volumes eoud fsd with the from
all sections aud We exhibit The
unmistakeable hesytness Of this rceepton
From the Boston Daily Jonrpa.1
This great missionary work c1utans thrill ling Incidents u
nng the remark that truth iE than felton,
q deep interest," The profits ar.g herefon
the support Of the Ladies' Misstcn.t6
EFrom the New York ob,eryer1
We have read this
o. noble Oh y Some Of the touching
thrilling intees This volume with the
production Hot Conn., compelled rsently notice..
From the Cleveland (ohio) Herald.J
The Old Brewery bids fair
Of .Unele Toss Cabin II conans vivid truthful
picture Of the degradation aquaer
wratchednssa That exists o. thia plague spot"
[ From the NJ Y. Commercial Advertiser.
They interest far supasng hat work fiction
that has been bsen smr Whatever
arise nom the sale Of this book will be applied the support
I.Rdies' Hiesion' =
From the Evangelist, N. Y. Gity.J
These deeply interesting sketches
and pathus high will greatly affect the reader with
effective and in style and
commend it.n
from the Reading (Pa.) Garste
1.-THE most nensuy interesting
literal uthfuness Of every story touching hsiions
will be oand its is volume read
Published by SrRINGER TOWNSEND.
No. al2 Broadway, N. Y.
seld By all Booksellers and Periodical Dealers
N b. Agents Coportsurs will he rnishsd with c.nlarr ~
the " ofk application to the Publ shers. mhas
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Mouse Furnishing Store,
=. rs and rs CAMP STREET.
~ Tho Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions hsir go
and varied stock, comprised in which
QUEENswARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE; -=..-
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in se,s or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and WA
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANTsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN sad WILLOW WARE
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds; "..
PAPER HANGtNGs and DOOR MATS
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATTINGi
WINDOW CoRN1cEs, CORDS aad TAssgLs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS. gives
ALDO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid
sfERM, LARD and WHALE OIL
ebss 7msp MILLER, HARRIS 4 WALDO.
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gan, Exchange Place, has sent US the January
number of this able English review, which is
republished in New York by Leonard Scott s
Co. This number is one of great interest. The
following is list Of the articles which it con
tains: Constitutional Reform; Propertius and
his Contemporaries; English Religion, its Origin
and Present Types; Science at Sea; "strikes"
and ''Lock Outs" Arnolds Poems; Life and
Doctrines of St. Hilaire; England's Foreign
Policy; and Contemporary Literature.
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A CARD. = MARK SMITH has the honor of
announcing to the Puelie that his FAREWELL BENEFITin
Orleans will take THURSDAY S0h mat On which
ofsts the following unexesptonabe bill GRAND
FATHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whitshssd, Mr. Gao Jau-
ADDRESS BY MI asynisr, Of Mobile, has kindly
volunteered Geo. ysmisona ssu THERE'S
NO SUCH WORD As FAIL Yankee Farce, which Mr.
Nornn Ben DeBar; kdslgisa, Marx Smith, mhas ii
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DLACIDE's VARIETIEs.-MRs CHARLEs

HOWARD respectfully TO her iepds ana tina ppble
a. large, that her BENEFIT will take place On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
When will be Comedy ACTS by Chas
Esq, entitled the DREAM OF THE FUTURE,
strength Of the Company Extravaganza
LINZ which pisee Mt DAN RICE renowned
Clown having kindly volunteered his valuable this
night only q Gsnb Duets with Mrs How
ard and introduce his Budget Of Comcsies
vii o. and eonc!sde with the fashionable Fsea Of the HAND
SOME NH
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n LAk5III6--sUUU
" sale by A. DELAGRAyEa CO.. "a Masasins st.ls
AAKUM--50O bbls Oakum for sale by
" mh99 A. DELAsRAvEs CO. ~ Mseazins st.
UPRIGHT VARN1SH-2o0 bbls landing and
far ,Als A. DELAGRAvE CO., - Mssazne street
TAST0R oIL--25 bbls in store and for sale
u by Imbasl A. D. GRIEF CO., 40 Old Lsvs.
EIDER-10O bbls in store and for sale by
" mh3s A. D. GRIEF CO. 10 Old Lsyes,
'FESEAS--5O0 six-pound boxes Imperial, in
IL for sale by A. D. GRIEF co, % old
DLAoK PEPPER--50 bags in store and for
ID ..s tIhssl ., D. GRIEF co. 70 oha lersa,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-11-25
pEOr. c.B BARRY'S
OR RMEDICATEDCOM


LvOR Beautifyng, Curling, Preserving, Restoring
II and Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases Of
the sln Curing Rheumatic paius and healing
wounds. Bounded by no graphical lines, the reputa-
tion Of Bary's TricopEerous prevades the Union.
The sale Of the article Of late years has increased in
ratio that almost exceeds belief Prof. Barry after
careful examination Of bis sales book, finds that tho
no of bottles delivered to order in quantities Of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 was within
a trifIe Of 956,e0G.
1t unnecessary to present al length the evidences
Of the wonderful properties Of the Tricopherous when
the public have furnished such endorsement this
The cheapness Of the article, and the explanation Civ
en- Of its chemical action upon the hair, the scalp, ard
ia all cases of superficial irritation, first recommended IL
to the attention of the people. This all that the in
ventor disred Every bottle adyertised ITSELF The ef
fects Of the fluid exceeds expectation. Ii acted like
charm. The ladies would not he without IT, Country
dealers in every section f the United States found that
they must have it.; and thus was built up Wholesale
trade of extent hitherto unheard Of as regards nrti
cles of this kind The highest point has not yet bece
reached and il is believed the sales this year will be
million and a half Of bottles. vfsts "A
ME-Dcpo. and Manufactury No 137. Broadway
Retail price 25 cents large bottle.
IS-LIbera discount to purchasers by the quantity
and BY the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United States and Canada, Mexico, West IN
dies Great Britain France &c and by Robert Charles
ii C'anorgan Co, B. Blakesly, Barnard Adams 4
Go st Louis. scpt23Iyr
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LYONS HArIIAIRON

For preserving, restoring, and heautfying the hair
is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced. Its astonishing success is without a
precedent in tie history Of the Materia Medca Dark
and uxuriant locks, soft and glossy hair with scores
Of admirers, (ark this ladesl is the universal effect
of the Katharon. Bald and grey head were perfectly
astonished. The kathairon has fully restored my
hair after badness Of Il years. A. J. CORTLAND
76 Bond st. N. Y" The kathairon Is q certain cure
for Nervous headache, and all cutaneous diseases
Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try it. Price only
25cts, in largo bottles.
u. s. BARNES, Proprietor, lS1 Broadway NY
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The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF TIE STATE OF MISSOURI.
n HE regular Lectures Of the Medical Department
| of the Missouri University will commence on
the Isl Of November, 1854, ard will continue until
the LIST of March, 1855.
course II preliminary lectures will be delivered by
the Professors Of the Institution free Of any extra
charge on subjects intimately connected with their
respective departments, beginning the lst Of Oc
tober and ending the lst Of November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
the City Hospital or the City Dispensary every day
during the month Of October, we'll rs during the
entire regular session. Admittance to the Clinical
Lectures free of extra charge.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN 5. MOORE, Nj. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice
JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL, M. D.. Professor Of sar
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
AfNER HoP1ON, M. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medi-
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
E. DEMING, D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine
J. r. ALLEN, nj. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, M. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Comparative Anatomy
JOHN r.. HOGDEN, M. ID. Professor Of Anatomy
General and Special.
I. DRAKE MCDOWELL, nj. D., Demonstrator.
FEES.
Fees for full course Of Lectures Si95 Fee for
the Diploma, $40; for admission 70 the Dissecting
room and Demonstrations, SO; Matriculation fec
$5. 8@
Good boarding can be obtained within short dis
tance OF the College, for from s. to S. per week.
Students and others, designing further information,
will please address tho Dean Of the Faculty.
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, M. d.
tw&w.n46m. Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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BYs<DUNHAMa & BROWN,
MESSRs. CLARK & Chestnut

Successors to Mchaels Uark.)
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Grocc-
, ries, Quecnsware, Boots, Shoes, and Ready
@+ Made Clothing.
T'IEY invite the pnblic to call and examine their
1 assortment. They are d..ermned to sell bargains
for cash.
July Is, 1884,
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To the Ladies.

ME have just received superior lot Of Fancy
w Goods, consisting in part Of mantillas of every
color, variety Of fancy laws, printed jackonets,
dotted swiss brllanteens, tissues Of every variety,
bcrages Of the most bril- liant colours, Grape sha wis
laces, both linen and cotton inserting edgngs &c.
Collars and French work in number and style 10 suit
all, and the most fastidious. +.
april 1914 NUM- b HUEY.
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BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA.


I WILL send for 81 full particulars Of business BY
l which a person Of energy can make 50 TO 80 PEI
day. Also Watson's fifty receipts, Cooks Discovery
Iesles two Discoveries, anu b. @. Lambsts Discovery
by which he has made $3.50 the last year.
Also Bowman's thirty celebrated receipts, many OF
them worth twenty times the amount, no travelling
and but little capital required.
Address, (posr rA1D) p. 7. B0NEBRAKE.
AFRICA, Iowa.
June 27, '54.-6m-w.
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Sells. Bells. Bells ::

T. HE subscsibers manufacture and keep on nd
il large assortment of bells suitable for churches,
academies, factories, steamers, plantations, ETC.,
mounted with their improved hangings, the most ef-
fcient in use. Their establishment has been in or-
peration thirty years; having turned out nearly ten
thousand bells averaging GOO pounds each; and it
patterns and process Of manufacture perfected,
gethcr with recent improvements, that its bells have
an unequalled reputation for volume of sound and
quality Of tone. They have just received--January
lsj4--the first premium Ia silver medaD Of the
World. Fair in New York; all bells in this coun-
try or Europe. Having laIge assortment of bellt
on hand, and being in immediate connection wish
routes in all directions either railroad canal or river
and but hours from New York, we can execute or
icrs with dispatch. Address.
A. MENEEIY'S SONS,
mar.2'54ly West Troy, Albany co. n. Y.
Raymondkis9en Chicago II. J.. Narrrc Co.,
Milwaukee, Agents.
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4 CA r D

The subscribor who has for many years been, with
ALFRED EDWARDS b CO., as CASHIER and COZ
FIDESTiAL CLERK. takes this method Of informing
his friends throughout the United States that he
with MEssRs. SrEARSs & MARVIN, IA and 146 Wa-
ter Street, who manufacture and sell the world re-
nCwned .sWMDER's PATENT SALANAxDER SAFE, with
RIcHs IMrRovEMENT,'' which has never failed to
preserve its contents in the HOTTEST FIRE where he
will be HAPPY 10 see them TO EXECUTE orders Tor
SyPEs. STEPHEN III. PIERSON.
Nav Y-~k Sort. O. 1854 NfS Ia a6-hVl
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nEn.nY Il. SCOTT

rs NOW in receipt OF his spring and sumner stock.
L which will he found on inspection TO consist Of
beautiful selection Of fabrics adapted for the coming
season, and which he is determined to offer ut such
prices As will defy competition. He would respectfully
request persons in want Of any of the following arti
ces to examine his stock of goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere II consists in part rs folows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
"a TO 81 inch black silks, French and American dress
lawns lawn robes, bcrege delanes plain and striped
poplns new style shally bereges striped ustres and
chalnbrys, plain and fancy dress linens, new style
spring prints and ginghams, gauze, cashmere, Grape
ard delane shawls silk and linen pocket landkefs
Chiefs kid silk lse and cotton gloves, full assOrt-
ment Of fans, silk linen and cotton laccs, cdgings
and ribbons. n
BoNNETs- Satin, silk, Grape, Florence, and braid
bonnets.
SIIOES-Bronze, kid, nnl morocco waking shoes,
faucy CATERS, and buskins.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS-A full and complcte
stock of spring and summer clothing, that for syc
and material cannot be beat and will be sold at
tonishingly low prices. French and American black
CLOTH casmeres, eatinets, tweeds, and jeans, brown
linen drills, and a complete ansortment Of summ0
pant stuGs. largo stock Of boots shoes, hats and
cans. @6@ w
DOMESTIC GOODS-BIeached and brown shirt
inrs and shectincs. Irish linens brown and bleached
damask table cloths, bnseyediaper and crash checks,
drills Osnaburghs furniture prints, and curtain goods.
plain and fancy window shades.
A prime stock Of groceries and queensware.
Call, and will convince you that will sell goods
cheaper than any house in this city. Mind,
Main street, near the Market house.
nrr1; roI -
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Liquors and vinegar
N anyquantity and quality ,fors rsalelow at s-sifl
IL July 2S,' KIxBALJnfC Cos.
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo Z.

TESTED BY THOUSANDS ANNUALLY.
AND NEVER FOUND WANTIN G..
w ISTAR'S Balsam or Wild Cherry, the acknow-
w ledgcdremedy for Coughs, Coulds, Consumption
of the Lungs. Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night
Sweats, &c. &c.
Physicians often acknowledge that this remedy
stands mt the head of NIL others in the Of dis
Of the most dangerous consumptiye character,
and that in those Of less alarming nature it j. sell
dom known to fail, if judiciously applied
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El0EcsEIsi Hats.
For the fall trade Of 1854.

4 invoice Of McNeil's best Moleskn fall style
"a just received at the bat store Of W.SIURGIs.
sept II, 81.
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COATS, PANTS, TESTS, SHIRTS, &c.
A Large assortment # ine and fashionable styles
Aforspring and summer, = just from the fnint,'
and sale lower than the lowest, at the Clothing
store OF w. STURGIS,
april Jefferson street, 2 doors below Main.
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ParasOlS.

ParaSOlSs
THE attentionpurchasers Of is nyitcd to the large
/ assortment Of ParasoIs, justreceived Among the
assortment NAV he found figured, plain, ,changeabie
md watered Of all colors and signs.
June 10, '53 MlCHAhs4c OLAnA
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ROOMS FOR REM.

rTIIE fine and spacious rooms over my store, on JEFF
ferson street, will be for rent from the 1st Anri
next. Enquire at w. sII IKGIos,
Hat stors, Jefferson street
March II, 1854 fGa,etecory)
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HENRY H. SCOTT,


SURG EON DENTIST. rs Office on ss.sss-..sssA
Jefferson street, over Waldin's Jewel ss
~ store, Burlington, Iowa. luII
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BURLINGTON, SATURDAY., november Is. 1854

SNsA SPECTACLFS, ,aC-Jurt received, a
good assortment Of Spectacles to suit
ahages Port Monies shell side combs; diaper pins,
&C., for sale by A.W. 4 w. CARPENTER,
apnis,55 Mainstreet.
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1 ., D. RAND & CO.,

DEALERSin Lumber, Shingles, Lsth and Square
Timber, Burlington, Iowa. ,,,.-
Z. ID. RAND, Burlington. EATON, Wm.
- Lumber Yard between Washington and JET
ferson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Once on
JsSsrson street. as. lsePt 10, 1851.
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g,IIE Abbotsford Edition of Wayerly Novels, com
plete in IL vols the best edition ever published
b $1,000, for sale at CokaES.
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DARASOLS-40 dozen assorted qualities of the very
i latest style for sale at astonishnly low figures by
june Is, 1854. j. 5. kIMBALL6 a ".
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

singers respectable in number is for the most part
pious. and. to degree seldom equalled, harmoni-
Gus. The pastors salary is not large, but the
Church and people kind. For twenty years past
10 succession Donation visit has been cheerfully
made at the house Of the pastor, on the commence
ment of ths year, and very gratefully received.
NV health is, at times, feeble, but trust that
have strength in the Lord, unfaithful, yet endea-
vorng to do my duty. have preached in all.
during the thirty years, about 5000 times on the
Sabbath, attended 200 seasons of communion, 900
funerals, at most of which have preached dis
course. and solemnized II marriages.
ConclustcR.
Thus it is that one generation passes away after
another, changing scenes are continually trans
piripg. The tide of human life. bearing upon it
the most weighty responsibilities, is rolling on,
while the earth .sbides fpr other generations to
occupy the places Of those that are gone. What
serious considerations address themselves to the
professed followers of Christ, and to all who enjoy
the privileges of the Gospel, especially heads of
families and the youth. SO that generation ever
wiser and better instead of the may exist,
as one after another goes, and has its accounts
sealed up for the etel nal world !! So .s-
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Dare and Do.

o + =
Dars to think, though bigots frown-;
Dare 10 words, your thoughts express;
Dare to rise, when you are down.
Dare the wronged and scorned, to bless.
Dire from custom, to depart;
Dare the priceless pearl possess; 90
Dare to wear it next your heart;
Dare-when sinners curse, to bless.
Dare forsake what you deem wrong;
90 Dare to walk in wisdom's way;
Dare to give. where gifts belong:s -
Is Dare Gods precepts to obey
Do what conscience says is right:
Do what reason says is besti
Do with willing mind and might. ,..,,.
Do your duty, and be blest.
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, =
Long. long years OF trial -.
The faithful may prove,
The truth of the friends
80 Whom no change can remove
''@@ The frost breath Of falsehood
| esq The diamond may rust,
But true as the magnet
The friends we may trust.
! aa Alijny to the faithful--.a.sa Fa @-5 3 g
-f The friends ever dear ~ sfzs g
WHO in sorrow can gladden.. ~ re
.-1afsesg In darkness cheer; @ sa r
~ Let others deceive thee. s. l s- :
And dust cieave to dust. .ss
There are some STILL believe me,
"'Fhs friends we can trust"
-ke - -ifG- ~ 45etz EfFi5f
-, The green leaves of summer 81 shssl
's'a'aa' May witter away ~ 'a;aaa
And Joy melt like snowfall t
s@sa s. In winters decay; ~
sas The rose-bioom of beauty laHs a'a
May sIumber in dust. ~ ~
80 b But rock to the ocean, al>--ei
a' ~ The friend we can trust. T-#
Yes, earth were, a desert
r s Uubiest with friend,
.sff In sadness to sooihe me, ,-.s
SC - Io sickness to tend; a.e.5.. =
~ Till the last link is broken, e., s.-
g~,a.s. And dust turn to dust, e-tr
.g May Heaven still leave me
s The friend can trust. l.. "a
20 Then fear not the faithful,
s' For truth cannot fail,
' Though. Satan IFS pillars
OF marble assail - -
The strength Of the mountain
May crumble in DUST
But the shields Of the earth
Are the friends we can trust. -
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VOLUME .XXV~Number s.

n The following pretty stanzas are taken from
!" Heart Histories ? little work, preparing for
publication. by. NJ. P. Aird. Kmarnock, Scotland
The Friends we can Trust.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25
New Books

A MONG the New Books Just received. an6
fA- of highly entertaining and instructive cbarac
ter, may be found
History of the Insurreclion in China,
The Gear and Sultan.
The Lawyers Story,
The Lone Dove; an Indian Legend.
Three Eras in the life of Woman.
Maiden, Wife and Mother, by T. s. Arthur.
new supply of Headley's Second War With Eng
land, book that sells 80 s-.7e
Bleak House. by Dickens, and numerous other fasci.
mating books for the season, at .,,.a-
Dec. z, '53. HALLS Book STORE.
Ey ARTHLY CARE. a Heavenly Dis
Ia cipiine, by Harriet Beecher Stowe. precious
.''oI dec 81 HALLS BOOK STORE. +
A Quatette.
"Softly, lightly. sweetly sing"
d Quartette as sung by the Blakeiy Family, al
their popular Concerts, composed by J. r Web
ster. Just received and for sale at
HALL's BOOK STORE.
Dec. aeth, 1883.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-20
Torhe Editor Of Tie Iermom Watch.
man

Dean SIN As you have twice mis-
quoted the caption of my little ofi-hand
paragraph "a relation to certain board
b Is Ia Montpelier. during the session
of the late Legislature, aud quoted IN
iuil, the false. slandetnus aud mean par
anraph Of the Brandon Post, ~ relation
a. me. will YOU de- me the justice to say
~ your paper, thar never wrote any
dung uniavofable to Montpelier, the
people generally. nor The lnn-keepers;
but. that complained of some Of the
Landlords" IN your place, that explain
ed that referred SIMPLY to " tio0, oh
iecina ~ one case 60 the erorbit0Hce OF
the charges, aud Ia the other to the
principle ou which thnse charges were
made, W. not ouiy demanding pay fJf
the board OF the member when absent -
which was ali we'll but extra charges
over aud above that when a FREUD iodg.
ed with that member.
Ia relation TO these two cases, | had
my information from the members, aud
believe IT, Now what say as to- " Mont
peller's betug naturally too small place
r.r The peopeafthe whole Stale to meet
and do bushes. $40, and what you boast,