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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05

additional .Ns,os from Oregon-fr;ght-
6d .udssdcres b. The Iadidns-220 People
h,Aed.--.Ne,c York, Oh L. The news
from Oregon Is to the 9th ult. The Coble
gold mines, FIRST pronounced hunbug, are
now well spoken OF.
The Oregonidn contains accounts from
the CoIllvlle mines of the most glowing de-
scrptlon. 1t Is stated that an indian has
dug an ounce and quarter per day. A hslt-
breed Indian has brought IN forty ounces,
which he dug 10 three days.
Dantun, Just wrlved across the Plains, re-
ported terrible Indian massacre OF emil
grants this season, at Devils Gate, on the
Sweet Water river. A train of three hun
drep men, women and children, were attack
ed by the Sioux, aud one hundred aud fifty
killed, and all their stock, provisions, &C.,
captured.
The remainder Of the train reached Salt
city IN starving condition. Among the
slam were Gen. Lanes brother and family.
Ii ls reported that seventy whites have
been murdered near Fort Colllyile, by the
Indians.
Lieut. Derby has just completed the sur
yey OF the military road from Salem to As
toria, distance of one hundred miles.
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Ariel Thomas Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Ata Probate Court. no lden
Warrington Disiurt, So I OF tho Probate Ofice IA
houpchef wilma and for said Disltct on The 25th day
o. September \. T.. 1855.
NIKs ELiZA THOMAS sIocutu, ofthe las. VIII
4'i and Ie-tsmeut Of Aucl humas late of Water
bury CO.. satd district, deco4sed pte-ens her admins.
ustion account for settlement; Wheieupon j. 90.
defcd that TIE be referred the 10th dav Of e-
iohef next Al the Probate ONCE, In sad Moutpeiief
iof Hlminuiion ana siio~ance and that
be naiihed hereof by the publication OF hi. order in
.he Vermont Natchaan aud State journal printed At
Moot pshcf, two wreks successfully as soon a, NAV
be, that hey may rppe-r, nd said time nd place
Il thcy see casse, Obi Ct th Tetn.
By order OF court.
s. Auc.t, 7. n. MERRlL, Register
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Election.--Unusual Attrao-
lions.

The "ALLrN GRrrs," a fine military com
pany from Brandon, accompanied by the Bos
TON Bass BAND, will visit Montpelier dur
ing election week, and undoubtedly add
much to the interest of the time.
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'' No suicle ever acquired rapid cslch,ity and
uniseissl popularity o.. t'aS'- karHsisns. To these
she have used "a, laud VINO hss toe frnsuu -
ubrtous u not ouiy eautdrs the Hair. but pfessf-
snd restores % " an advanced ge OF liic iss Pc
dne aid agreeable Foning ehcc, should siamp u
Indispensable article OF the toilet The above q,
bul one q thousands OF similar cofnmt uiations-it
stand. unfi, allies, ioiiet urirlo Be sure ant s.k
for LYONS ksfHAtror, Af IT. unpnfllled popularity
has caused sevcfl unpfnciPlod nut np value
les limitations vhtrh res call b. what similar
names sold where, 10 lnfg. bottles, for only rs
cents.
HEATH, wYNKOoF& co, Proprietor,
S. lm % Liauny -, New York,
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New Discovery.

We learn that bed of hydraulic lime
(caled " Roman Cement" has been dtscov-
cred recently in Vermont, and that compa-
ny will be organized TO work it.
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Scenes in The Praet,ee Of a .Ntto York Sur
geon, by Edward II. Dixon, NJ. D., Ilustra-
tons by barley New York, Dewitt &
Davenport.
The reader will here find variety to in.
terest him-sone deeply touching, some
cau.tic, some humorous. The volume is GOT
up in fne style. For sale by Blllou & Love
land
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Settlers for Kqnsas.-Thc following is an
extract from letter from our agent at 81.
LOUIS, dated Sept %: " Y. Tribune.
Passengers are arriving daily for Kan
sas, numbers of them for Council City, (the
fine New York settlement, 80 miles ON the
Santa Re road, which has now population
of 500 or 600) Seveniy-tive Kansas set
tiers went up in the steamer Golden City, at
$40 for cabin passage, berhs, meals, and
staterooms tree. It0o-thirds Of them carried
SharP's rifles"
Desired Honor.-We have seen an Off
cial letter from V. Andy, the Secretary OF
the "ImDerial aud Central Horticultural So
ciety of France announcing TO our respect
ed townsman Prof. u. Thompson his election
on the 5th of July last as a corresponding
member of that honorable body. The letter
sludes to the reception OF memoir from
Prot. Thompson on the state of Horticul
ture in Burlington and the Champlain VAL
ley, which is to be printed 10 the Society :
Journal. 1t gives us pleasure to see merit
thus wortlily recognized Press.
Bears Killed.-We learn that two bears
were killed in Manchester, on Thursday and
Friday of last week. They were caught il
traps set for that purpose. One Of the AMI.
mails weighed $50 pounds, and the other,
which was exceedingly poor, 65 lbs. Bear.
catching has been lively business IN Yer,
mont during the past year-BrdHlsboro
PheRir.
Decay Of Popay.-One of the most signi-
fcant facts as to the coming doom OF Pope
ry is its increasing weakness in It's old
strong holds. Even at Paris II 10 declining
The number OF Priests in that city IN ls9o
was 5000. As the population has doubled
the present number, to keep up the relative
proportion, ought to be 10000; whereas Il
is now but 500.
"A Noble Specimen Of the Eagk.-An Ea'
gle was shot in Randolph, Sept 18th, BY Mr.
Charles Hebard, son Of Eraslus Hebard, Esq.
which weighed 10 l-2 pounds, aud wher
first killed the spread of its wings was eight
feet. 1t is thought by ns,ursllsts to be fine
specimen Of the Washington Eagle.
1t has been presented to the Orange Coun
" Grammar School to be preserved in il
Museum. Of ".
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The English Orphans, or Home in the New
World, by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes New
York, d. Appleton s. Co.
A deeply interesting tale Of New England
life, the scenes being in Massachusetts. -
For sale by >. NJ. Walton.
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The Gloria in Erceisis, by W. Williams
Boston, Phillips, Sampson & Co.
a new singing book. For sale by S. NJ.
Walton.
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Legislative Meeting.

The Republican members of the Legsla-
tnre are invited to meet at Room No. z,
State House, on Wednesday evening, Oct
10, z o'clock.
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Spgeanfs Standard Sse1nd Reader: Boston,
Phillips, Sampson & Co.
Another volume IN the excellent series OF
Sargeant's reading books-excelent both in
matter and printing. For sale by S. NJ.
Walton.
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ss~ OF progress. Tho iui1wiug Is nom disiin-
sulshrt msmJer OF tue IA deal profession
-. Paul, January !, 1855.
Prof. o. J. Wooi-Dsar sr;-uusOhsued, ,end
YOU ths e-fiiheaie- Amer beng neaty bald long
time, add -ef if,ng all the hair restorative, eriaui
WAS induco on hearing Of yours to give II trial
placed mysclfin The haads of bsibeF, and had my
head well rubbed with go,d sif bru.h, and tho RS
turauVe then appi and veil rubbed 10, an the scalp
va, all 4 glow --Ihr. repeated cry m0rniag. and
In three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew rap
IDLY fiom Augua last up the present time, aud 10
thick, biark ant -ifons-sott and pleasant the
ueh--~hcteas fore il hash an way, what
lttle there OF ~. aaI that htlo disappearing
FsPidly. .tiii u-s your Restorative about a
wees, aad .hA soon have good aud perfect crop IF
hair Nov have read of these thinsi and " hO has
not ?-but have novcf seen, huhcTte, any case IA
which pcTsuu'- hair was rcai, bene led by any
ofthe hair tones, &c, Of the day and a. really gVes
ne pleasure 10 record The fesult OF my experience.
have ndvd yuuf preparation Others, and u al
f,ady hl- large and general sale throughout the
STORY Tho psfls here "a is effects, and have
hdonce ia II. Al ~ho have used % here VIII coincide
with mo in what have wTticn. The suppl, yousent
the Wholesale agoRts Tor tho territory IA already
exhausted, aud daily Inquiries made Tor il You
deserve credit for youf discovery. for fetutu you
hanks Tor the henoht il has done fo certainly
mad d-sp1red hong, long ago Of ever ecuug any such
result congfatuitie you that your fot0ne, ind a
latgc one,l Is already made
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Reduction in Price OF
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.

For KesI0rlng, FTeNrtIHB y .1d0FhtHg me
Hair,
To the following Low rates;
BO,,le.omerly sold at 50 esn's reduced to q cents.
- 90 IS
The maay wofthlossmtiations rfthis celebrates Hair
Resiorat,e, p'lned GU the public under she hare Of
eheapuess has dstsrmned the inventor To crush them,
il, selling hi. famous Fluid" al lower price
an they ca afford TO sell then vile Trash. A. tho
zane time he assures the public met the " Hyperion"
vii alwsys eoptinue 70 be - good as heIstoises
The with fboslss Elsctno Hair Dye and Other pre-
parstions 10 sod By his agents every whsrs 10 the
United States and Cansdas.
WI. BOGLE, Inventcr and Prep'ietor'
s7J wsshipcen siissf, Boston.
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TaylOr's Premium Starch Polish.
NOTICE..

THE snuual meeting Of the members n TIE Yer.
mont Mutual Frc Insurance Company will be
held a its Nice the Ito DAY Of Oct neSt at one
oeck 7. II for the choice Of nircc or. md tho trans
action u any other necessary business.
Per order Of uftccint.
CHARLES DEWEY, scc'y.
Montpelier, Sept. 2s, ISIS. s5se
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nRGREEN wss one Of the most successful aud
~ scentidc ph, scirns previous TO his travels a
n,ops he indians. where he ohtained knowiedse OF
rem dies which have proved completely Triumphant
n The cue Of Cancers and scIoful, those very dis
east. which other physicians have failed TO benefit
Hi nraetce 10 attended win greater success than was
ever before know in hi, eounTy. lie has upon thus
system, with searcrva failure cured more TIA" my
thouss I'D ca,os Dyspepsia, Coughs, C.nsumplion'
D,oo,,. Pii., Nervous De5ilty, Female Com
plsint., Geheral Debility, sud all Humors, Of the
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WANTED,

At N. Mi sfsAs vssd Assiass ns.sls Ca = oss,
ssy s ss XIX, 10. All. s. - o!
IN sessimsss srd ssiss y issr,sa.sS sas 80 -
sessurr, ~, Sept. is,h lass ~ -.
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Pastor Of tn. Orthodox chareh, uIoolssid.
]NarriagfS.

10 Montpelier, by Rev. q. Bfows, Mr.. orriu Daley
ofasso, VI
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Nj ABE in the latest,tyle. Mr.. }. : Mack suptcin.
4'h tends The manu- iactufins department SD viii
give every m1n GOOD FIR, please call and nv him.
A. G. FIELD.
Sent Is 1855 81
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Gents. Furnishing Goods.

A COMPLETE assortment of SHIRTS SHIRT
- bnNSuMs. Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
DiCkEfs, STOCKS, rRAvATS. SILK aud LINEN
POCKET HnKtS, GLOVES STOCKINGS. SUs
TENDERS, UMBRELLAS BOYS BELTS Sc. at
FIELDS.
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Which have moved iucufahlc with ofdnary Treatment
are ctfoctl, cured by his remedies lie has cured
IN. Last ,ear about i've hundred cases OF Cancer,
most of which had been aggravated and cktsnded, Ell
thef nv cutting them oui by the applications OF
causttc or oihoi improper treatment, Until the pa
tiens were nosTy exhausted before they eAhis tohm
for Ieiief.
Dr. Grren's treatment cleanse. the blood aud draws
In. Cancel completely out from the system, without
cau.tc OF cutting and although patients come 10 him
with their oases aggfasit BY wrons treatment, he
doe not oso more out Of one hundred eases.
Dr. G. las been ohen urged by thu numetous pa
tic MS HON has thus saved from premature death,
10 publish mere extensively these Wonderful cures,
ADD also to warn people against trust nf themselves IA
the hand. Of such pfcienders may be found ia many
places who wlins for lee 10 thu. " NE ~hh the
lives Of heir patients, by improper applications,
The Doctor has avided place where patients ifom
distance cen have hoard and all necessary care ot
reasonable compensation.
Persons Hfil,e,ad wiih CanoeTs should Immediately
avn Themselves oi DR.. Green' personal attentions
sCROFULOUS DISEASES sometimes combine
with Other diseases The ,temacb liver, lungs heart,
kidnry. spleen, &e.so as - require Psfsonal en-
aminaton in order effect perfect cure bot nine
out ofeyery eases Of all chronic Diseases ure cut
ed hy medicine which DR.. Green sends 10 them, he
understands the nature uf the disease hF the persons
an.wertns the questions npou circular, which siso
give. reference TO cured and which he sends by
mail, q &c, to ans feqaesuns n aud enclosing
postage stamp.
Medicine. for sale in Montpelier by COLLINS A
PIERCE.
Generalization aiths Office by letter, free OF charge
az BROMFIELD STREET, BOSTON, MISS.
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STATE OF VERMONT. 1. Pass: oesr Asnss
and ior the Disse, a sssd on the ltth day II Sep
tsmber A. ID. 1855. 49,
A Iastrumeat pupof,ins 70 DO the last Will esd
"A Testament Of Abiai Smith late OF Williamstswe
Ia aid DstIes deceased wss presented 10 tSs Cssss
here ior Probate, BY James n. bsss, the Executed
therein asmtd. -. -.,.~
notice be gwen to all persons eoncefned e
pe az before said Court, session thefsss 70 ,, -
a. Biss low Hotel in Wi,s asssss "a the iHs ~
ns,as., A n las And eonfssf the probate " ~
will md "a Il fss,hss ordered that this edes b 30.
iishsd three w-sks sueesssiveIy ~ We 49,.
~, snss 4. tbs state. the last Il vhieh sAs9 ~
ssssi 20 The day .sssasa e ssssss ~ e 1870
,srss.,na ,h,s Ah day ssptsahes 4. p. l0A
u. "A. WAITE, neeissss.
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s. NJ. PETTENGlLL & co.'s
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PETrENGILL "a CO.. Newspaper Adsettising a
genus, No 10 state Street Boston, ~ho are nnthofsr
cd Ly the publishers Of the best and wrpstr es
cuLsrsp Newspapers throughout the United states
aud British frovinces, TO take adveuisemenu AID
subscri picns at the Lo~rsr hsrrs.
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.

A NEW method OF treating Spinal Diss user, Cufva-
n turet ofthe spine, and Spinal Waaknrss. pi;Asrt
pain suffering to the patient however young OF Zee
bic, is nov successfully praetised
By DIR. J. A. WOOD,
al his OGcs ais Washington Street, Boston, OF at his
residenee, Marlboro Hotel
Having examined The sorpeniiae Elastic Spring
ApparAius used by d. J. Wood, 10 the 'rsaimsnt
OF La erai Cufsautrs OF the spine, We recommend u
a, efiicie nt and comfortable 10 tho Raiisni.n
Hem, j. igelow, Al D., Prof. sur. II. University !
Gee HAYWARD, NJ u. EK. Prrf Sur. II. Univ~nlty !
Wialsow Le~i,, NJ. Nil. v. q. smith, Mayoi OF Boz
ton; John w. Warren, n. p.i Henry ciaIk, N. d.
City Physician.
NJ. AM lhll
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rum of Bond K,oss prpssir., s s. y f.a So g.


FtoC q. ]. wood.- bear My hair had been for
several yearshecornng prrmliurcs siu,, accompanied
by hashn-ss Which renders The euhstaut application
ui oil necessary 10 dirsstng ~. WIN CONNIE nc ed
using your la Resiofaiiso absut Two months ago II
that condition aud having continued is tl
within the last ihIe weeks II has 'utned its nat
color aud assume. soiiness aad iusfe greatly to
pref RED those procuied by the app icaton OF
oils or nv o. hsi preparation have ever used 70.
AID Il Indispensable article for every lAdys toll
e. whether to be used Heir Restoauye tor he
simple purpose of dressing or beAuiiyiug The hsr.
You taro permission also TO rcirr al = no snteT
tain any doubts olils potlfmas 81 that said TOT it,
MRS 4. SHMOND5, I4I Thitd 81.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Fe.. iJih, lisa.
Carlyle, M June 97,h, 1883.
have rsed Prof. O. Wood's Hail Restorative, aud
have ADMIRED is woadeiful effect. My hair was he
coming, thought prematur,ly gray, hut by the
of his Restorative" 1t has resumed is orgiaal color,
AMI have 90 doubt, permanently 90 ,,,.
Ex-senator United states.
9rookGek, Mas, January 10, 1855.
Prof Wood-Deaf sm;-Having mace a tiial OF
your Hair Restorative IL give. pleasure say that
rs effect has been excellent IN renewing inf tmation
daadTuH and tendency to itchias with which
have been troubled fiom childhood, and has aiso re
stored my lair. which was becoming gay, To iis oss
nal color. have used no ethoi article with ng
like the pleasure and P'oht.
Yours Truly,
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, BIook6sid.
Watei ford, 1854.
/ Prof q. J. Wood with confidence eau 4 rscom-
me nd your Hair Restorative being the most efica-
sious aItiele 1 ever saw. Ihave used ihe WahPhene
aud many ether preparations Of he day, to effect
since u.isg your Hair Restorative, my hair nd ~hsk
eD, which were almost white, have gradual gr"wn
dark, aud now feel confident that few applici
toas will restore them their natural coiof, IL also
has relieved mo d" al aandfut nd enPieassnt itehng,
so common among pefsoas Who pefspife freely.
/ J.G. klLBY.
For sale ny O. J. WooD CO, Proprieiors-aiter
] Ia a NAV SIG Hfoatsax Ne
fof sslo at Msnufaeinref'. piiees by III princpal
Druggists OF New Yvfk. sad in Montpeiics bv
SCOTT 4 BROOKS.
Also for sale, Prof WOODS Oriental saautiys
Linment aud Vegetable Magic Life Pills. Warranted
It give sausf,cton of taoney refunded Soc CiIculsrs
On hands Of all Agents -. IydAw
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Ready Made Clothing.
All KINDS OF CLOTIINC

A Good assoun.sn, Of the BEST MADE CLOTH
~ INC ever shown ia Montpelier for sale hv
80, A.C. FIELD
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WOODEN Depart ment,
AT AUCTION.

A.suf aim IL to close OF sntfsly this Lsrse stscb
ia tho ssast loss, 10 the shortss time posi- ble
'''r LYMAN 4 KING.
MoutpeHer, Sept. less 80
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Ihe ltsfaie Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, January "a, IS.
Ru,es ABOUT a Pr,ntinx once.

Persons visiting printing Office are
expected to do their business as expedi-
tiously as possible, and not remain after
it is consummated to hinder others from
pursuing their ayocations.
A printing Office is the last place in
the world for Willing away leisure mo-
ments; as every remark made BY a speak.
er diverts the attention of workmen from
their pursuits.
No conversation is allowed in we'll
regulated Offices between compositors, o.
other persons with them while they ar
at the lease" or about the Office.
Those having business with the edito
should be as brief and explicit as posi-
BILE in their communications. If his offic,
is necessarily in the compositors' room
as is unfortunately the case with ours fol
the present-persons should not allow
themselves to talk louder than is necessa
~ to be distinctly heard by those with
whom they are conversing.
We are taxed heavily, daily. by incon.
siderate conversation carried on in oul
Office; and as we wish to give no offense
on the one hand, but relieve ourself from
much inconvenience on the other, We
have concluded to publish the foregoing
"rules." Will our friends oblige BY
obeying them?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Jurisdiction.

We noticed last week that ]. S. EMERY,
JOHN SPEER, and ]. K GooDIN, Esqrs,
had been appointed Justices ofthe Peace
for the first and seventeenth districts
Their jurisdiction is as follows Com
mencing at the Missouri State line on the
south bank of the Kansas river, thence
along the south bank of said river to the
first tributary or natural ravine running
into the Kansas above the town of Law
renee, thence up said tributary to the
head thereof, thence in a direct line to
the west side of Rolf s house, and
thence by a due south line to the Santa
Fe road, thence by the middle of said
road to the Missouri State line, and thence
by said line to the place of beginning
Excluding any Indian reservation which
by law is excepted out of the territorial
jurisdiction.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27

yoh we're on has claim-a0d hence dflhs
|cnlty would inevitably arise.
By tho way, these pEsaendei claims aro.
and viii be, one Of the biggest curses
with which Kansas Is TO be afflicted and
buying and selling claims, where all are
trespassers, as on the Delaware lands, Is
an absurdity, and an organ of pick-your.
poekes-ireness which / hope people. whe
come with an honest purpose to become
residents, will avoid.
Many have passed into Kansas who
have no purpose or wish to become resi-.
dents-taken claims, and hold on to then,
in hope to sell out their chance to people
coming into the country-ignorant of Its
lines and localities, and anxious to secure
a claim, and become established in a
home as soon as possible.
/ actually know of instances where
some half dozen men lay claim to twice as
many localities and having done this,
go few miles and play the same game
over again.
Let men who come to Kansas for psr-
poses of citizenship in the Territory be-
ware, and not be inveigled BY any such
spurious pretensions of claims.
There is room enough for million
good and beautiful homes which can be
obtained, when the land dcomes into market,
at price fixed by the goyernment-and
without paying mere squatter specula-
tor for claim whereon there is no i'm
provement. Better, by far, wait and buy
of Uncle Sam or, if YOU wish claim
before the lands are in market, 60 and
make one. and not buy spot whereon no
labor has been bestowed, because some
body who wants your money pretends to
say city, or village, or railroad will exist
there some day.
Gentle reader, go back with thy ser.
want now to the residence of Mr. Journey
cake let us here take western direc-
ton toward Lawrence-of which We
shall speak hereafter. We have already
tripped four miles over the prairie to
Wolf Greek, where thy servant saw the
whiskers," and where dwells our old
Stockbridge friend-Konkapot-already
introduced to your acquaintance. Our
friend is gradually improving his house.
and preparing rails wherewith to fence
= farm. His little, sprightly, half-breed
Johnny, year and half old, is playing
on the floor, and pulling away at the ears
of one of the four dogs of the establish.
ment-the channel of the creek is dry
and thy servant must go to his supper.
HE-SO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
A Free School In Lawrence.

4 free school was commenced in this
city few weeks since, taught by Mfr,
FIrcH. A meeting of the citizens was
held on the evening of the 9th inst, at the
school room. The meeting was organized
by the choice of Mr.. SAMUEL F. TAPPAN,
President, and DR.. S. C. HARRINGroN,
Secretary. A school committee of three
was appointed for the ensuing year, con-
sisting of DR.. ROBINSON, DR.. DoY, and
J. S. EMERY, Esq. Mr.. SAMUEL F,
TAppAN was chosen clerk. We are in.
formed that enough money has been
subscribed to carry on the school fol
three and half months.