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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-05

STATE OF Nkk MONT, 4 A. Pfepate Court hGl-
Washiastoa bistiiet. r :. dsa at tue psobiie Udce
IN Montpelier, ~ihin sad for safe Disc, on the s0ih
das Of April A. ID. 1851.
Al n-tfumont, puflaft ing To be tn last wi and
ssmsni Of Gorge X. CDbieigh, hate Of Nenhl.ld in
SAID distinct deceased. being presented 10 the Couf
here bs Eleeta cobegh. the exscuiux there naued
tor Probate ID l. ofdefed by sid cou, that all per
sous concerned therein be notihrd to appear
100 Of SAID Cosn he iden the PfOhae ptice. "a
e.uss ~ .ns he, may have ssaiss, the Pfshste VI
sald Win Tor which puas~, "A Is turtle ordered, Oh q
q cop, The record this order be published three
Stale Joufn printed At Montpelier, previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record,
793e Attest. \. x. MERRILL, Register.
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The Vermont Farmer.



"ve you s'e' hes'o v, 'he 'arme"
WHO i've amo"s 'ne MUS
"nefe ever, msnfe sovereign,
n' owns '"e 'a"a ne uis'
And al, the how, s,e .,,,,,,
Oh ,t,s INV ae,,vb, of . .,r,ms,,. ,,,h,
To am. an. r.,.,,. g
u" mere me tAi and manly
Sfeen Mountain boys are seen;
30 called because the housrnss,
T.,,n s.h, -,
o,,o ,s.;,, IN. w,c,s
Oh III. mn, d.i;yb,. so
u" here the best and faifcst
VI iAnsee g~' caught
WIN every eraes Of io'm anal lace
And .v.r, ar, In win nj. h.s,
And hold il long and .,,ony
ohm my d.liyb, he
ana mere 'he Morgan hofses,
ana hiaesha"k sieea' abound
fofsfacs and beauty, suensth and speed
Inen equ"s eani be f'auni
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-05

Wa Ralss Jer tlf PromaIgatisH II LJs, JHsl ~"
Pres. Ia.
letter with emIttsuce ef 25 cents, o. t"' 49,.
Ia post stamps, addressed to--Df. kINkELiN, th se
deph,a. Pa will secuis cspy IL either oil ths
books by return OF mail ~ copies VIII he lii
Of postage for o.. Book sellers. tansasssfs,
ing Agents, ke., supplied ~hoesaie Al the Pupi'''
prices. which admit of large proht
g1r al letters mast 30 pssfPaid 'e'H'
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rweniy years of Exnerience.

10 the Ueatment OF a eizss Of disease hitherto neg
lected add ifnperfnctlt understood, hes enahlrr W
kINkELIN, (l7atA0r Of oork GA SeJ Freserrdi'sAi
10 het ten b. of the causes OF aesons &C.
hihiy, local AVID Constitutional weakn.ss maninl 60
physical SOLDERING, itaceshs 10 certain hahts p
ming the most secret yet deadly and natal springs OF GO
me misery aud nrrnafufA m aTtsffY.
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Caution 90 Ladies'.

Ladies who ate eHcieHte, are requested 10 use them
with great caution, Tor ,ong continued use misca
fiage l. apt a he produced.
For sale IA ever city in the United States, and can
be sent by mail 10 aay part OF the eouniiy.
SMITH a FIERCE, ngen,s Tor Montpelier.
II $ CAMP, stowe.
}. 81 EiNtRr, Gen. Agent, sos Broadway, NY.
August ls5J.
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PROCLAMATION
To the People OF Montpelier n
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL !
PIJI.VERMACH

IYDRO-ELECTkIc yoLTAIC CHAINS, used
for the iHsidat relief and permanent cure Of all
Nervous sGasos for the first time introduced in.
To the Slate at Vermont. 1hCsesChaIrs were si in-
uoduced IN France so years -iaee, fom ihenc,
have eKtendedO Germany, Austria, Prussis, England,
and hut Que year has elapsed they were inifa-
dacrd into unitrd They aie nas a. ed d,
the no, pnals OF l.ond.n Pars. Vienna Betlin :, 10
every Hospital 10 New Yik They are secured aud
patented Eve different Kiagdoms also IN this coun-
uy, aud are constantly used with ths usioaish-
ing success by both Physicians and Pateats, the
iief and cure Ut khsumatism, Paniul and Swelled
Joints Neuralgia of the tace, DE lfness, Blindness
Nervous, Headache, Papitation OF the Heart Contac
tion Of the Limbs, CaFdiagia, Iadgos0n General De.
bihty, Impotence. Uterine Pans, and ell diseases
which produced flom a diminished amount OF Nef-
vsus Fluid. Certificates Of the most bens hcal Effects
produced 10 the above diseases, have been received
nom Professors Moti, Van BUfcn, Post of New Yoik
city, Doctors Golding. Bird and Pefeara, OF Iondan
also nom distinguished Medical Men IN most of the
cite Of Europe besides mote than thousand from
patients who ihaye been cured by their an various
parts Of this country. iti-s established fact which
no Physician dare deny, that all Nervous Dsea
Increased severity, rather than benefited
by constant administration Of Drugs aud the common
OF thepcople is being awakened 10 this truth
By avoiding all drugs and patent Nostfums Thousands
have been cured by the All pow eTiul agents Of nature
pure air proper exercise, DICT, bathing &c. b. the
use Of the Chains, nature greatly assisted 10 her
efforts. and impulse u given the nervous energies Of
the system, Shich restores 10 health who1t the pro-
cess OF swallowing the sickeDing disgusting nosums
that are thrown before the public, pamphlet con-
tanning cefihcates of cure, description OF the Chains
ana the mode fuse, may be obtained Tree OF charge,
SAITH A PIERCE Man,n.Ea.
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TINS remedy has won for itself such notorieiy
from its cures Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that II is entirely unnecessary 10 recount the ey
dcnccs Of its virtues in any community where il
has been employed. SO wide is the field Of it.
funess, and 80 numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tired its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar
ent escape observation and whore its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous aztec
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
20 our climate. And not only in formidable at
taeks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
Of Coins, CouGHs, HoARsESEss, SC; and for
CHILDREN II is the pleasantcst and safest medicine
that can be obtained
As II has long been in constant use throughout
this section, need not do more than the
people its quality Is kept up to the best that il ever
has been. and tina, the genuine article is sold by
AGENTS Tor Monipcher-sMlTH a PIERCE. pR
JAS. sPALnING, q. o. TYLER. 55siy
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WATCHES, CLOCKS ~ JEU-
HLdtk

repaired ~ short uu'ic, and wqfranicd
Nv .on, iOhn =. Abbot, Tor fHtuf, takes change
OF myA"ik lie Il we'll gualid 10 -ef Jeweif iud
make m, most difiruif parir ct any ktnd riW Itch
aud fsnuer s-gu'id as new teNrcli'd by no o. ell
P,uicula' AIT : uiiuepaid to Watches
u, W. Nave So afrangcd our business, 10
connection with The Wholesoi' Donlef- iniho city
that W. can iufnshai shan notice Watch Movements
order, and get them fetRt ,,nsrd with Gold sil
vef aTeaihly tohny pa wihtld aud WHITE dials.
az have few Nice HUN Ting WAL CuES au
huad and shalt have an Hddiu suppl direct from
Londoa, which have otdetsa expressly for uyawn
uade-Aa Extra aiticlo aud " li come cheap.
Oct. 10 90
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SILAS LOOMS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I 10 Probate Court hold
Washington Dist'iei, I enat Montpehrr ~ith-
in and for said district, ha 18th day Of April, A. D.
1854;
IrLAM LOOMS, executor Of the last will and tes.
IL lament Of Siias Looms, aie Of Waiefbufy sad
dstricl, arceased seuts hs standardization account
fo settlement Whsfeupon IL Il oiieied that the
he reie TO the Bib day OF May neat, thr frha 10
Ofhee ia nd Montpelier Tor exam antion aud allow
AID that all eun'efued 10 noihed hereof, by the
publication Of this order 40 the Nei MatcAnan
and State journal, pfiatad a. oa,p rT three weeks
succssssely saon may be- that thay may appaar
and Al said tins aud place, II 'hs, cause object
thereto
~ oldss &c coun.
Auest. T.R. MERRILL. Regisie e.
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DeginOn's Patent Safety
CANPilENE LAMPS

THE LATEST and only perfectly safe Lamp for
Burning AMPHENE, aud will afford twenty
five per cent light than aay other iamp what-,-
sr Also, ID, ginan's Paten' Safety LIlD LAMP
the only Safety fiuidi. nov IN use, fel sale BY
d. q. TYLER, M-utpslsr, W
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
INVAsIDS.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE -E,,aei.h.
ed 30 yeas ego by Dr.. kiNKELIs, corner at fhird
aud union sts between spruce aud Pine fhilac'i-
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shirts, BosOms and Collars,
A Few more OF those PREMIUM HATE an cars
~ a. G.L kINsMAN'S.
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COUNTRY INVALIDs.

Can haze %, stating theu ease explicii!, Hs,t
with all their symp,ous, per letter eneoslhs
tancc) Or. Ks mrdicine, appropriated accSlaNtH ana
Forwarded 10 anN past OF tho Nrii"d ris,,''
packed secure fI,m DAMAGE OF URiOslif'
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OAn LES oRANGEcARRuT SEED loI sslsa'
SUU KEITH BAkkLke'
m.reh 10, lssi
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lie who places himself under Dr. kiNkkLiNe
treaime nt may relgoasy eonhde IN HE honor IS 80
ueman, aud RELY upon the assurance, thnt me se''
of Or. ks patients will never he disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesn deter s"u ~"
making you case known TO one who, from sau''"N
aud respeetabiliiy, can certainly betfiend ,on' Ii,
Too many think they will conceal the secret 20 ~
eva hearts. aud eurs themselves. Alas how "lrr
this fatal dolnsion, and how many promising 49,
faded ifom tbs earth -
Structures Of the uTethra fapidl, removed ~ h,
Application Of a new inefapeutcai aeeni us'u w, III
DIR. X. eekafss aud esnsiifHfifH nal cebdfg F'~f''
CARED. aaa 6u ma ,tsfored.
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Il The place where you Cad every article ~ the
way Of CRoCKERY GLASSWARE
TABLE CUIILlE IRInY
sc, &C., aud are also prepared TO furnish IL IN
large small qualities desired aud al the loves,
prices KEITH a BARKER
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Linseed Oil.

TUE Subscriber will furnish the public with pure
LlNsEED oil az Boston prices. with freirbl
added, delivered at his Oh Mill, 10 Miidesex OF
al the Montpeiiei Depot, may be preferred by pur-
chaseIs oil Meal an excellent article for cows aud
other cattle kepi oenstantl, AT the MIN and ior ale
by the ton hushel.
ENOs STILES
Middlesex, March (, 1859. 2atf
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The British Quarterlies,
AND
Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT & co. New York
continue to Re-publish the following
British Periodicals, viz;
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TUE EDINBURGH RI VIEW tWhig)
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tTor,l
The PRESENT critical s1ie or Enfopean Affairs will
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tons, md u sumuIs Ut the daily Journal, aud tho
pondctuus IOmo Of the future hs'orian, written after
the living interest auh esciiem' al OF the efei poica
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ahd sueh 30 addition fu then wel establish.
ed luetnr, scientific, nnd iheoi gicI character,
urge them u'un the con-do tiau al me fauhu- HuAhc
Arrangements afe ~ progress 10, ne t-'eiH ietfJ
.hoets from ali hr B,iiish Puhli.h.r. %, which We
shall he abb 20 place Hour roufin- IN rho hands ofsus
sciihtfs. about soon as ihei can be urnisneu with
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/ at oar.
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, Remittance .nd COMMUNICATIONS should lee ad
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~ Futon -uroc, l,uif,ner 81 Goi trcrt. Nv York.
y L.s N Go. have recently published aud
have now inf sale, thc iafuef's tuide,' by Hrnn
stephens oi Edinburgh nnd Pot Merton Il Nan Cub
ifgs New Haven, oompleie 80 vnis rusal OriaVo,
cont tnsne 1000 pages, IL stoci ane go wood
ings frc". - mUsln piHding- St, IA paPuf euvcrs,
Tor she matt s.
/ fyfha work is not tho old ''Baok OF The Farm,"
atoly resHs,tated aud thrown upun the market 81
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Take Particular Notice.

There Is an evil hahit hdulgedu by hois
10 solitude often growing up with them manhood
and which, if reformed 10 dse time, not oe5 ne-ef
serious obstacles matrimt nal happiness bot gF's
seiies 1T pfoirsoted, asidious and drsaslans
al ctions. Few Of hose who give va, 10 thu Pefui
cious prsctice aie aware at the COM 3uences eh'
they tod the system .hatsfesi teet tiiahf'
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble Is On
able 10 abur with accnsi oHsd Sigof or 10 nppn p"
mind 10 study his step taTdy and wetk he " hnlh
iTesouie and engages 40 his sport with less eHe's3
than usu l.
II be emancipaie himself before the pfseuo' 90
done us worst. aud enter tnatfiaony, hs mafftusu
ffutfC aud his scoss tells him thri ms ~ eaus
bY hi- cart follies. TAfse foasiaffafew "a
should dnaken me afnfi1n Of thsse similarly saafs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NJ striped ~hifiurs, Cotton flano"i., Wool Ian
neis, Piaid l.in-eys,at SCOTT 4 FIELDS.
October ~, 1858 DIV
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nlcoifines.
DRUGS \ MEDICINES.
PAINTS 3 ApyE srurrs,

OF fvERY vAR.ETy,sHAuES QUALITY,
For sale bv n q TYLER, ~ his drug store IN Moutpe
ier Also Campheno aud Burni Fluid. az hinds
Of f,roc, ,iea. for sale b., NJ. % TI-LER.
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II E ADJ!
YOUTH and MANHOOD.
MATURE = GUIDE.

a rigorous Lifs, or a Premature Deafh, h"A'"
SET Psrssruaiioa-Oaiy rs esHts
IL ~ ~ork eminen'ly required. as means a 40.
foimins the vices OF the a., 10 wLich Ne ave Ae'
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MARilIAGE.

Requires the iuiGiment Of sesels eondiions' 10 pr
der that II may be feay the cause Of mui ual pn
I uuld the veil which ooVefs the origin OF oohesll'
wTetchedness be fased aad4ts tue source 10 esei ~
stance diseosed-in how mani enuid A be 'fae'p ="
Physic al disqualihcaIons Apply ihs ~hf - -
time, 10 order = h We unsfung and feiAe" ."
gnniLallon Iehi cd rexlN mad and sIIengl entu.
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TEMPERAMENT AND CONSTITUTION.
ANIMALS, like human beings, are
differently developed in their ner-
vous, sanguinar,, muscular and lynn
phaiic constitutions, aud their tenn
pers and dispositions vary according
ly Each breed Of cattle is charac-
,erized by peculiarities Of temper. ac-
nviiy and endurance. The Ayr
shire COW presents a good specimen
Of the union Of the nervous and
sanguine temperaments, in which
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OUR CROCKERY ROOM

-. FulTlsHfIs, Wv OTks
A. BUCK General Ageat for Vermont.
Windsor March 10 lS59 a3,f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-07
4th of July at Miflinburg.

MK. EpIroR: We had the pleasure Of
participating in the enjoyments of the eel
ebration of the 18Th anniversary of Amer
ican Independence, at the above borough,
and short history Of the proceedings may
.ot be uniuteresting 10 many Of your
readers.
The "stars and stripes" suspended from
house to house at opposite sides of the
street in various parts Of the town, sogeth-
CT with the enlivening music Of their brass
baud, cviuced that they had not forgotten
the day dear to every American heart, and
that they possessed, and were ready to
manifest, at least SO far as they were con-
eerned, that "tbe spirit Of '76 should
never de-"
The day was unusually warm, and many
Of the citizens of the adjoining towns took
advantage Of the same By making an early
start, thus cf,r'l;"y them an opportunity
d seeing the Indian Chief" (only they
49, snd :hs large procession moved
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To WOOl-GrOwcrs.

$4,000 pounds Wool WANTED.
yhsj The subscribers feel thankful for
..~[ ~ past patronage conferred upon their
manufacturing operations, and nope IN futnre
that the well-wiShers of their country will feel
disposed TO share abuHdan,ly by Patrcnizing
" Home Industry and Enterprise Farmers.
Merchants, aud Mechanics, we invite you all
to give us a call, as we intend keeping cons
family on hand good assortment of Goods OF
our own manufacture, such as
Clyths, CIssimcrcs, .SatinettS, Flonnels,
B'ankets, .SiocLjny iorHS, DC.
to exchange for Wool or sell low for Cash.
Grain, Lard. Soap. or any other marketable
Produce. They will also Wholesale 10 Mer-
chants,lud save them the Jubber's profit, which
is from 10 to ) per cent.
Cash Will be paid for WOOL al oil times,ihc
regular market Price. We do not expect To-
run Wagons to collect Woo!-we think II l.
better Tor both Wool Grower and Manufactu-
rer 10 deal at the Factory, where there Is
variety OF goods In select from, and the manu-
facturerS have much better chance 10 render
satisfaction to their customers than when
few goods arc hauled ont IN wagon.
By strict attention to business, they hope 10
merit coodly share Of public patronage.
Very respectfully yours.
STATEN. MARR & co,
White Deer Mills. Union Co.. Pa.
Nav TO- 1854 3m5Sf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-07

Gfn accordance with the fore
going Call, the Delegates assembled at the
time and place appointed. The following
Districts were represented:
Hartley, West Buffaloe, Milf
flinburg, Buffaloe, White Deer,
Lewisburg N.and S. Wards, East
Buffaloe. Union, Penns, Selins-
grove, Washington, Center-l3
of the % districts.
JAMES M'CRElGHT Of BuFaloe was
chosen President, and j. D. FoRREY, Of
Hartley, Secretary.
The first business in order was the nom
ination Of candidate to represent this
Congressional district, when Hon. JOSEPH
CASEY Of Union county was unanimously
nominated, and Messrs. Slifer of Lewisburg,
Gibson of Union, and Snyder of Selins-
grove, appointed Congressional Conferees.
For Senator, Judge Marshall Of White
Deer was named, but declined in favor of
Juniata candidate. DIR. Hover of Free
burg was then named, who also comedies
the right to Juniata. Messrs. James Mar
shall of White Deer, M'Creight Of Bufa-
loe, and Gutelius of Scliusgrove, were then
elected Senatorial Ccnferees.
For Representative, Messrs. speck of
Selinsgrove, Hover of Freeburg, simonton
Of Buffaloe, and Wilt of Hartley, were
nominated. The vote stood-Spcck Is,
Hover 8, Simonton 4, Wilt A. So Dr.
Frederick srEcK, Of selinsgrove, was
declared nominated, and Messrs w. F.
Wagcuseller of Sclinsgroyc, DR.. Secbold
of Hartley, and Worden of Leuisburg,
appointed Representative Conferees.
For County Commissioner, Messrs. S.
BoycrJr of Penns, Aurand of Middleburg,
and Halfpenny Of Hartley, were put in
nomination. After several ballotings,
MARK HALfPESyr, of Hartley, having
received the highest number Of votes, was
duly nominated.
For Register & Recorder, Messrs. Smith
of White Deer and Pennington of Mitlliu-
burg, were nominated. The vote stood
Smith II, Pennington Is, when JOHN W.
PENNrNGToS of Mifllinburg was declared
nominated.
For Auditor, HENRY s. BOYER Esq. of
Washington Tp. was duly nominated.
The Miffliuburg Academy having passed
ont Of the control of the County, the use.
less formality Of nominating Trustees Was
dispensed with.
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towards the Grove, near town, where pre-
partitions had previously been made for the
occasion. the thief Marshal, Capt. John
B. Smith, led the procession, aud attracted
considerable attention in his official COS
tune. We were not little amused at
hearing the inquiry, from junior farmer,
whether the oman with the ribbons was
the Indian CLiefl' On reaching the
Grove, the exercises were opened with
prayer and reading Of the Declaration OF
Independence. The otntion, By VIM. c.
Hcsser, was . mastcrly production for a
young nah oE his ase. Il embraced what
may be called the sunm"n, tonrm Of u
good speech, namely, 2cintedncss and
brevity. Mr.. II. promises fair to become
a prominent and useful member Of that
community.
Hon. Jos Casey next followed with a
short speech, prepared for the occasion,
aud although he preferred being kicked
twice to making 4th of July speech" he
acquitted himself nobly, aud no doubt
made favorable impression.
The music by the Band Has cheering,
and although the members are few in
number, their pieces were we'll selected,
and played in such manner rs to rank
them among the first musicians in this re-
giun Of country.
After Mr.. Casey's speech, the Chief
Marshal announced that Mr.. Crotser, Of
the Columbia House, had prepared pub
lie dinner for the occasion, aud all hands
were invited to partake at fifty cents cou-
pie. Several hundred Of the ladies and
gentlemen present (all good soldiers ac-
cordingly surrounded the board and par
took of the bounty set before them in the
grove.
After dinner, the people were again
collected to the stand, by the music, both
vocal aud instrumental. Drs. Fisher,
Christ and others composing the Giee
Club, won for themlclves the laurels' on
that occasion their singing would have
done credit to the Lewisburg Baptist Choir,
and were VIC permitted to express our hum
bic opiaion, We would pronounce it the
best We have heard sinoe the Bakers visi.
to Union county.
Rev. Mr.. Kicffcr delivered the closing
speech. He stated that country lad
coming to town, few days previous to
the 4,h, inquired of Esq. foungnan
pherc the Alb of July was going to meet!
and after being informed where the cele-
bration would be held, stated that /" their
school house would come in too,' which
singular expression formed the basis of
some very entertaining and instructive re-
marks from Mr. X.
Another song by the Glee Club, and the
procession was again formed and marched
to town with swelling hearts, smiling
and perspiring faces, joyful
in the remembrance that they had again
serred heir country. NEBRASKA.