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On tho 18th Of March inst, at Winooski, Of
typhus fever, after a severe and protracted sickness,
which terminated in an efusion upon tho brain,
CHARLES WILLIAM AUSTIN, son Of Henry Austin, Of
the above place, aged eleven years and seven months.
lie endured his painful illness with that fortitude
and submission which is seldom found even in per-
sons Of maturer years. While reason lasted, be
showed the same manly snd noble spirit which, in
his healthy and joyous days, no always exhibited.
Active, intelligent, of fine form, and exemplary de-
pertinent, he was a favorite among his playfellows.
and beloved by all who knew him. Indeed, many
fond associates and friends lament his early separa-
ton from them, But these are not the tendercst
ties-psrental love and pride and ~fratcrnal affection
are left to grieve under their bereavement, yet are
consoled with tho thought that their favorite son
and brother, " tho pride Of their joy" restoth in
peace.
In Shelburnc, the ?Sth inst, Of C~opsumpticn,
CARRIE L., wife of A. II. LOWS, and daughter Of
Lyman and Laura Thoyer, aged 2! years.
She died in the triumph Of faith.
In B.-Ll,n, n the eth inst, Rhoda, wife of
Amasa Cobb, aged So.
In Brattleboro, Feb. %, Miss Martha Warmer
aged So years. Also March 10, Henry Clark, aged
In Springfield, March II, of Dropsy, Miss. Sophia
Harris, of Brattleboro, aged %.
In Bridgewater, March 18th, Mr.. Nelson Rich
mond aged a.
In Bethel, March 18th. John Durham aged 81.
In Braintrec, March 9th. Mrs Jacob Spear, aged
&C.
In Berlin, March sth, Dorcas Prescott, aged 70.
In Castleton, on tho 9th inst, widow Of Roswell
Clark aged 81.
In Fletcher, March let widow Thomas Ellsworth,
aged sc. Also on the 18th, Miss Lorinda Dixie aged
r A.. ,s,L al, M. p..x.
aged I'll, eaving a widow and twelve children
In Halifax, March l6, Roswell Kingsbury, aged
CO.
In Hartford, March %, Mr.. Carlos Tenney, aged
81. Also March Is, Mr. Ebencser Fogg, aged 90.
In Jonesville, Richmond, March 4th, Miss Dulcona
Fay, aged 80.
In Ifasburgh, March It'll. Mrs welthca ordway.
aged IS.
In Ludlow, March 10th, Mr.. Zaohariah Parker,
aged 50.
In Montpelier, March &c, of Consumption, Mrs.
Nancy Wing, aged 81.
In North Hero, March 10th, Henry Haren, of
In Norwich. March II. Mr.. Horace Tildep. aged
IS.
In rittsheld, March 6. Mrs. sabra Child. aged IS
years.
In Randolph, Feb. IS. Gen. Martin Flint. aged
70 years.
In Rockingham, Jan. IS. Miss Emeline Wright
aged "a.
throp, aged CT,
In Saxtons River, March 4th. Of paralysis Mr.
Jonathan Richardson. aged 30.
10 STAFFORD. March sth, Hon. Jsdediah Hyd,
Harris, aged 20.
In stowe, on the 18th ult., Mrs, Sally Sanders
aged ~.
Ia sudbury, on the i!th ult, Mas Sarah A
: Reyes, aged 90.
At Tuubridge, Feb. ?2, Mr.. Samuel MetcaIf
aged OR A soldier of tue Re,rlution.
In Wallingsiord. March G, Mrs. Lacretia Ed,
aged "a.
In wari:bOro. March 8. Vale. 7. P~limpton. age,
20.
I In Woodstock on tho 9Th inst, Mr.. Sarah c
Pratt. aged +9
D In Boston tue l,,h very suddenly, Daniel R,a.
I Esq, OF West Windsor, aged 60.
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New Firm and New Goods,
AT THE OLD STAND,
Opposite tho Bank of Burlington.
'INHE SUBSCRIBERS having this day formed a
oo-partnorship under the style of
FAY 4 CHILDS,
are now prepared to offer a largo and general as
sortment Of goods in the line of Boots and Shoes at
Wholesale and retail at the most reasonable prices.
Among tho assortment may be found the following
items, viz
10 Cases Mems thick boots 100 pr Jenny Lind Bootees
10 do do Kip do 100 do do pcgged do
$ do Gents Calf do 100 do ladies Cong CATERS
so pr do Pat Leather 100 do fne tipp'd do
Congress Caters 100 do walking Caters
50 do Oxford Ties 800 dc walking Shoes
so do Montereys 800 DO fine Buskins
2 cases Mcn'scalf Brcgans 200 do fine Slips
2 do do cowhide do 200 do fancy tipp'd Cacks
2 do Enamell'd shoes 200 do plain enamel'd do
do Boys Calf Brogans so do Misses Kossuthboots
2 do do enamel'd shoes50 do Jenny Lind do
do thick Brogans 100 do Calf Boots
do youths Calf BootsLadies Rubbers
| do Boys'long Caters
Together with the usual variety found in our line
Of trade.
Al.o 100 sides Sole Leather, so do Oak tanned do.
Tho above goods have been bought expressly for the
Spring trade, and will offer great inducements to all
who are buying goods in our line.
Terms Cash. Custom work aud repairing done to
order.
Z. ]. FAY. A. CHILDS.
Burlington, April I'd, 1855. d&w3mos
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AN EDITOR "out west" (ofcoursc) said
that no had hoped to bc able TO present n
marriage and n death as original matter for
his columns, but unfortunately, n thnw broke
up the wedding, and the doctor got sick and
the patient recovered.
"A letter from California ssys-A quo
ZION from the renowned John Phcnix's Odo
~1Sandyago, " is better applicable to Los
Angeles than any other fragment from the
wide realms of poesy:
IAN night long in this sweet little village,
You hear tho soft note of the pistol,
And the pleasant scrcak of the victim"
Why is dancing like new milk Dye
give it up ! Because it strengthens the tolres.
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Harvey Talcott's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To the Hon. the Pro-
District of Chittenden, IS. { bate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. To all persons concerned
in tho estate of Harvey Talcott, late of Richmond, in
said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, A. b. Murray, Administrator of the
estate Of said deceased propose to render an ac-
count Of their administration, and present his ac-
count against said estate for examination and al
lovancc Mt a session Of the Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the Probate Office, on the 18th day of
April next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shcw cause, if any you have, why the account afore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 23d day
Of March, A. d. 1858.
W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
ronr1
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Agents in

smith 4 Pierce, .Montpehcr-G P Hale, Cbdsea-
E NJ Brown, W1oistoek-Redfeld& Granniss, Mont
p,ie-CLCase 4 Co.. Braadaa-E W Blaisdell
NsrgenneS- Collins 4 Porter, Maipehv- p Weleh
B,aadoa-W IL Wallace, EHbgrG-L Pratt. Jr
WoodstOek-S X Collins, Mn'psher-S i Niehol,
Bu5ltaston-P Merry6eld, WiadsOr-B o Tyler
Matpeiiu-D Mott, s., Adams,
Jan. 10. wGmin
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Deafness Cured.

ID A what Scarpa's Acoustic oil has done =
~ The greatest cure ever yet performed by any
medicine. It never fails
from the Albany Daily Kuickcrbocker, y. VI
West Troy, June 3.
This is to certify that I, willard jerks, %proprie-
tor of the West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been
afflicted with deafness in one ear for the last twenty
years and in the other for the last year, so that it
was impossible for me to boar the loulest voice, and
after trying various remedies without improving my
hearing in the least, | was induced tn try Scarpas
Compound Acoustic Oil. for tho cure Of Deafness,
and it is with great qualification l am enabled to
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing, and
1 will be happy to sec any person who wishes infor-
nation in relation to my case At my place in West
Troy. WILLARD JENKS.
Be careful and purchase of Mr.. r. A. PECK.
Burlington, A. B 4 d. SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
New York, as there is a counterfeit article in the
market.
Feb. &c. w3mo.
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INDICATED
DIR. T.. GOLDINGBUNrING,

1 Nd formerly of the Brompton Hospital, City
n Road, London for the cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, and all other chronic affections Of the
Throat, Lungs and air passages, by the inhalation
OF medicated vapors, as ~practiced in the said Hospi-
tai. The remedies employed by DR.. B. are brought
into immediate contact with the liberated surfaces
Of the Lungs and Throat, by inhalation, producing
their action at the very seat Of the disease. A sim
gle weeks trial will convince tho invalid Of the
efficacy Of the life-restoring power Of thistreatmen. I
DR.. Bunting will be at the American Hotel, Bur-
lington, on Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday, the
lith, 18th, and 18th, inst, for consultation With
patients on the above Diseases,
No charges for consultations, which are given
from 5 A. NJ. to $ P. NJ.
DR.. b. may be also consulted on all diseases Pc
culiar to Females, free o~fchargc, at his rooms.
e Principal Office, Northampton, Mass, where
all letters (postpaid) will be duly answered.
Feb. sth. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-06

ITnE THE TECuMSEH DROPS The great
Cure all for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, used
by all the great Northern aud Western Tribes OF
India =. It il the only safe and sure remedy for
Rheauiati,Io, and many ctscsof Neuralgia. Out OF
two thousand bottles sold within a few months, not
one has failed of caring, see large bills. Each bot
lie warranted. Price Gfty cents. For sale ly most
druggists throughout the country.
n. W. Berry. No. 3G3 Washington Street, Boston,
Wholesale Agent also Bella Marsh, Is Franklin
Street, Boston. E40W3
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Eliza Whites Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District of chittendcn, IS. Court for tho Dis
trict Of Chittenden. To all persons concerned in the
estate of Eliza White, late of Willi.ton. in said Dis
tr,c, deceo,ed. GREETING
WHEREAS, A. +. Saxton, Administrator of the
estate of said deceased, proposes to render nm nc-
count of his administration, and present his account
o,a;rs. said estate for examination and allowance,
and praying also for an extension of the time limi-
ted for the payment of tho debts of said deceased
one year from the Path day Of April, A. D., 1885
and said Court having assigned the 9th day OF
April, A. D., 1855, at the Probate Office in Burling-
ton, for hearing in the premises, and ordered that
all persons interested be notified thereof, by pub.
fishing said order three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previous to said day set for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, if any you have, why the account aforc'
said should not be allowed. and the time limited fol
the paym ? t of said debts extended.
Given under my hand at Burlington this oath day
of March, A. D. 1855.
w39w3 W. H. FRENCH, Judge.
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Hotel Property to Let.

FINHE EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE HOTEL,
L in the city of Montreal, will be let on very
favorable toIms to a tenant having a small amount
Of capital to make such repairs as he may find tho
house to stand in need Of. Apply at Montreal to
d3t&w lows JOHN DONEGANl, ESQ.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
HAVE RECEIVED
L doz. Galvanized or gilt Hunting Lovcrsi
doz. Verge Watches;
! loz. Open face gilt Watches;
doz. Gold Watches, various sizesi
IL dpz. Silver Hunting Watches, .
which with others on hand makes tbs largest and
most varied assortment ever on hand amongst
the variety can be fluullow priced and high priced,
amongst thotn are several of very fine finish and
very accurate time keepers in silver and in Is carat
gold cases.
Also, n new lot Of Retitrlcs, silvcrcd Fans, India
Rubber Combs. long tooth she'll side Combs, and
n very line assortment Of new and Rich Jewelry :
Snuff Boxes, Cigar Ctscs, and Fancy Good gencr-
ally Rcvolvers, and double AMI single barre
Pistols, all sold cheap ut the OH stan ! Church 81
J. L. BBINSMAln,
Int. B%,insmuil, Bro. ( Co.
STOLEN,
From my counter, last Thursday, ono do1on Shcl
Side Combs, with long teeth. a reward for THE
and Combs will be given. !. u. u.
EONGRESS WATER and Empire Wator from
TJED. A.. PECK.
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y known establishment, a very extensive and e1-
cellent stock Of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SHRUBS AND PLANT rs,
Of every description, including all the choice varie.
ties Of the Ample, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Grape, Cur
rant Gooscberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, &c..
Ornamental Trees, Towering Shrubs, Hardy
Roses, ihlias, Phloxes, Pnonies, Miscellaneous
Border Plants, &c. Also, Buckthorn Plants for
Hedges Cuttings Of Grapes, doosebcrrics and Cur
rants Scions of Fruit Trees Plants Of Bhubarb,
Asparagus, &c, &C., &c.-lSA All grown here, uni-
der tho Immediate supervision Of tho Undersigned,
and warranted TRUE TO WAVE.
ALL ORDERS including pqyate', carefully and
promptly executed.
For PRICES, &c, sec the General Catalogue OF
these Nurseries for tho Spring Of 1854, with a sup,
plcmcnt for the Autumn Of that year-which VIII
govern the sales this Spring.
CATALOGUES forwarded to all who apply, on
receipt Of one postagc-stamp.
ADDRESS,
J. BATTEY, Agent.
rsioy NURSERIES,, Kctsevillc, n, \.
March rs, 1855, d&wiw
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Notice.

HEREBY give notice that l have given my son,
lIsAAc HARRIS, Jr., hi. time during the remainder
Of his minority, and that from this date l shall claim
none of his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his con.
tracing. ISAAC HARRIS.
CYRUS HARRIS. Wnness.
Huntington, March l6, 1855. v3sw3s
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New Goods

AtNo ., Bank Block.
VNHE Subscribers have received by last evenings
L Express, a fine assortment Of Lady's and Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Of all sizes and prices. A
great variety of Ladies back, side and puf Combs,
Of Shell Gutts Pcrcha. Buffalo and common horn.
of a superior quality long Gutta Percha combs for
children. French Reticules. jet bracelets, Baron
eters, Thermometers, and an endless variety Of jew
elry Of every description. Silver forks, spoons.
croaners, butter knives, mustsrds. salts, 30, Of all
pattern. that is desirable. at very low prices. Those
in want of the above goods, or any article In our
line, will do we'll to call upou US before purchasing
elsewhere.
y Remember No. ! BANK BLocE.
BRINSMAID 3 HILDRETH.
Feb. "a. DIFF
II ENNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY. This
IN popular remedy for Humors, Salt Rheum, Rheu-
matism, ac, is for sale BY the Wholesale Agent.
THEo. A. PECK.
March &c. dtwtf
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Farm for Sale.

1--WE "LEAvENwORTH FARM" situated two
Il miles North Of the Village OF Burlington, and
containing about IFS Acres, IS of which is Wood
Land. Said farm will be sold entire, or in parcels
to suit purchasers, on favorable terms.
Enquire Of ]. Is. WHEELER, ESQ. Town Clerks
Office, Burlington, or Of the Subscriber at Hines
burgh. +. WILSON.
March q. 1855. d&wiw
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Farm for Sale.

1--WE undersigned wishes to sell his FARM, of
L 1870 acres, with a good House, two barns, and
all necessary out-buildings. The Farm is admirably
adapted to keeping n large dairy, and i. well
watered and fenced, and with a first class Orchard,
worth five hundred dollars, and Sugar Orchard
The Farm is situated in the east part of the town
of Milton, about three miles from Milton Falls, and
commands n fine view of Lake Champlain. There
are fifty acres Of heavy timber wood land, most of
which is within less than ono mile of the Vt. 4
Canada Railroad, and the timber delivered on the
line Of said road, will more than pay fer the Farm.
The Farm has once paid for itself, and is now in a
high state of cultivation.
With a small advance payment. time will be given
for the remainder. Further particulars may be OBJ.
tanned Of the subscriber on the place.
WILLIAM WELLS.
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Gas OutriYaled.

consumers will not only get a better light from
~ the Paiel Burning Fluid, but will 6nd it t,
last longer than the ordinary article. Opened tfesh
every week, aod for -ale by the barrel aud at retail
by TllEO. A. PECK.
tsI received another supply Of those Shoulder
- Braces, for both Ladies and Gentlemen, which
are SO successful in Strengthening the bent figure,
and expanding the contracted chest, at
March IL, d1wtf TIIEO. A. PECk'S.
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Bounty Land.

Bounty LdHU.
vTNIIE undersigned will give their particular at
l. tention TO procuring Land Warrants under the
Bounty Land Bill recently passed by Congress.
All the Volunteers at the Battle Of Plattsburgh,
or their widows, all widows of Revolutionary Sol
diers, and all Soldiers Of the War Of 1912, or their
widows, who have not already received one hundred
and sixty acres, are entitled to Land Warrants un.
der this Bill.
Full information on all Bounty Land or Pension
Claims can DO obtained of WESTON d SHAW.
Burlington, VT, March IL, 1855. wifi
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Milton, Vt, March II, 1855. wi0wSi

EPILEPSY. DR.. C. ROBBINS, Professor of
~ Nervous and Convulsive Diseases, Albion
Court, Charlestown, Mass. Has within the la st
eight years treated two hundred and sixty cases of
e~pileptic and convulsive fits, of this number over
two hundred have been cured. ten benefited TINT
were not cured, and thirty-fvo not benefited
Among the cases cured arc NJ. n.'s Of the various
schools, and d DIS and thoir families-some cases
of thirty years standing, having from ten fit. a
week to fifty a month. Should be pleased 10 refer
any interested to those cured, including some Of the
first people in Vermont, New Hampshire, Mass
aohusetts and Maine. Refer to Hon. T.. T. Ham
nond West Windsor 5. Spaulding Brandon. both
of which cases were cured. wiOw3
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Kid Gloves.

4 FRESH LOT Of very nice White aud colored
~ Kid Gloves, all sizes, for Gentlemen and
Ladies, just received at LYMAN'S
Feb. II, 1855. d&wtf
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M. o g T II E I M /,
FARMS FOR SALE.
Uouse and Lot for Sale,

y'HE Brick House, with one acre of land ana
good orchard Of grated fruit, belonging to tho
a,b. ,ribcr. in Blptist Corners, East Charlotte, IL
for sale at a low rate, and on reasonable terms .,
p,yment. Sixteen cords of frewood will be SOFA
with the place. A good place for a physieian or
mechanic. SAMUEL
March %. oLaNZ
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Grass SEED.
A PRIME lot Of Grass Seed for Sale at the As.
IA rioultuIal Store, Church Street, by
j. S. PIERCE.
March o.. d6wtf
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RAILROAD, NY
FFF!IF+7Eg:.ias:ll r's;gTETEl?HE5THE1 j 49,
C-

Corn Planter. -,
4 FrrE MARCH 10. I shall he ready to furnish
n G. II. Dana. Patent Corn Planter, one OF thoee
lnbor-saving machines which viii SUIT the mos. par
,i,,Ior. ne operations are very simple and easy
and four acres Of corn can be planted in n day win
ease by ono man. For planting small seeds oil any
kind it cannot be surpassed. Price 50 90.
ANY one wanting the above will direct TO h'
Co.
Essex, Feb. lG, 1855. ~5mos
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Ih'"l I'M anna -
And must this contnups Must tbs tcf l. thcro no
remefyf No Trlnrff 30 hurer'
The remedy Is BY knowing the causes and avoiding
them and knowing thu rem",i"-, All ~ocn"Gtius by them.
These are pointed ont in
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In conscqlen'e q the universal popularity Of "a" work,
a. evidenced By us extraordinary sile, various lhilo-'
uoLs have been attempted, as Vel CO AooESe.lcrs as "a
the public, by imitation. OF title IaEo, spurious EDITIONS,
aud ,urropttinus iuiriaseneniN Of c~ryrrLt, and other
devices aud deception At Nas bcsn iOuu4 necessary,
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE,
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

Transmitting COrSV NPTIoS. sCRUIULA,
IN PptHD> DisIt, INSANITY. GOtc,
EIIG's EVIL. mud other aud
AAnrst uisInAIs- ms
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EONGRESS WATER and Empire Water from
Saratoga, just received a lot TINT Is Lr,Sh, by
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. Nurseries.
FRUIT AID ORNAMENTAL TREES,

NOR SALE this Spring, rs usual, Mt this WE'LL
y known establishment, a very extensive and e1-
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bout the unusual amount on hand in bills of
these two banks, he was displeused that the
matter should be pressed while his cash ac-
count was correct. He then went out, aud
was found about an hour after by the porter,
suspended by the neck in the cellar, dead.
"A BILL introducing the elective prin-
ciple into the second branch o fthe legislature,
has been passed to a second reading in the
Canadian assembly, BY a vote Of 20 against
4. The measure is regarded generally as a
step towards the election Of governor by the
people, and is consequently warmly support
ed by the annexation party.
-Ir IS feared that the u. S. brig Por-
poise which sailed from Hong Kong Jan IA,
has been lost at sea,
SOME Of the mills at Manchester, y.
Y. have commenced running again, and it is
hoped that the strike is over.
- THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Swiss
paupers have been shipped from Zurich
Switzerland, for this country, and are now
on their way TO New York. Mayor Wood
will attend to their case.
= SIX sisters we're lately married tie
same night at their home In Someroe: county,
Penn.
a BRrGur Bov.-"papa, cant I 60 to
the geological rooms TO see the comohile tgh,
the rye-no-sir-ee-hossl
'Sartin, my son, hut don't get your trow.
sers torn. Strange, my dear. what n taste
that boy has for nat'ral history. No longer
than yesterday be had eight tom cats hang
ing by their tails TO the clothes- line" y, il,
did, bless his little heart--epmc to nj,
mother.
THIS following is copy Of a ,%eritall.
entry made by the recording secretary Of
division Of the Sons Of Temperance, at Lam
caster, Pa: After gwine through the view
ael fawms, there was a eOlleckshin taken up
bat nothing was taken in"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-05
Uarittp.
Eastern Horses.

Most European horses like to teaze their
riders; the Eastern horses would as soon think
of flying. Nine out of ten English horses, if
an accident happen to your saddle or bride,
will select that verv moment for some display
Of energy or temper. ] have known many
Antolian horses whom yon could stop in full
career simply by taking your foot out Of one
of the stirrups. Not that they are tame and
spiritless-far from it. Let the Antolian
horse know that his rider sits frm'i in the sad
die, that his feet press equally in either stir
rup, that the bride is alright, and that pranc-
ing and curvetting are desired, and he will
play at that game with spirit enough to satisfy
evea the most fastidious horseman IL the
rider is up for neck-or-nothing race, his
herse is the horse TO dash forward at all risks.
But il his master is faint and weak, the same
horse feels for him, and will carry him care
fully and tenderlv, as good nurse does sick
child. Ii you ride him over broken ground,
he will take the greatest care ; and if he falls,
you may be sure he will fall in such place
as to hurt himself and not you. Our young
officers are rather reckless riders. 1 have
heard Of scores OF falls in full gallop, during
this campaign. never knew any one come
to harm that had fall with an Eastern horse
In July last, an hour after sunset, racing it
hard over the darkened plain of Dsvna, with
young officer of the Light Division, who
since died hero's death at Alma, his horse
fell in full career. Horse and rider rolled in
the dust, and it was altogether fearful fall.
The rider got up bewildered, astonished, and
perfectly sound. The animals knees and
facs were cut; he had put down his head to
break the fall If this accident had hsppenrd
with European horse, the officer would
hardly have died in battle.-Lener from The
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