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them in all cases Also among the large assortment OF
Wood and Coal Stoves which he keeps constantly hand
can be found the following fashionable patterns: The
NORTH Star, Best Baker, Granite state, Pa7ioT Cook
Is methng new, crystal Palace, Eagle, ami Equator
St0Ues.
Tin, Copper, Iron Ware and Tin Roofing, TO order
and warranted not to leak or blow a
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, &c always
on hand, ct l6 Southbridge street. J. JORDAN.
ca
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EeELL'S RECENTLY PATENTED
~ ga IfEIX LAND

Among the improvements OF the present age that
making provision against the Loss Of Life oceasioned
by the Explosion Of Lamps.
The invention Of MIR. Bell, for which he has obtained
letters patent Is an improvement not only hs former
Invention, but has important advantages an others
nr the object, and for which patents have been
granted. Among these advantages are the following
l. The FACILITY with which the lamp be filed with
out turning screw or removing the cap.
2 The snallness Of the space occupied by the safety
Ghamher, ooVales serious oteeton against the
" appearance Of long safety tubes in glass lamps.
.: The small sum OF money demanded for them in
parison with their utility
These advantages have sole reference to the newly in
vented sqey cap used both in transparent and opaque
But another valuable improvement made by Mr. Bell.
used in connection with the safety chamber is that of
SKY LIGHT,
Consisting Of small plate Of thick glass ngenousy and
substantially inserted In metallic lamps by which 1t can
easily be perceived when the lamp is nearly or quite filled
when II Is being replenished
The opacity Of the metallic lamps has always rendered
such provision necessary and about the only objection
heretofore made to the use Of such lamps, is ho by this
invention s,ienc6d.
Metallic lamps evidently the most safe, as they are
not IKE glass liable to fracture.
~ Lamp deales', or Others who may be disposed Ia
invest capital IN the manuactue OF these lamp and lamp
Uls' or VINO may be DESTROYS Of purchasing limited
exclusive right in the invention address the subscri.
her, at No, Warren street, or SO CornhI oston.
aus daw6m WIN BELL
40 InE A4ADGH.s. - BF ADBIIIY IS PEARL
DE BLONDE, for Beaut{tgiHg the Complexion.
1r the human face originally prepared by Cir Ashley
Cooper one Of Eugand greatest physicians and the Sc
crA impaired % the proprietor by the late Mrs Wqruer
The ctl brated English Igc Actress who had used It for
years ana who could find nothing to equal II in the
world il has never before beeu offered for sale In this
country but Is Familiarity known and extensively used y
the fashionable IN the cities Of Europe
TEsTtMOStABst
BosTOE, Mass, May 9th, 4 50.
GEo W. BRIGGS, Esq.,--Dear sir l have no h. sta
ion IN saying that during my professional career have
met with nothing 70 equal Bradburys Pearl de Blonde
L causes no injurious effects, however freely may be
used You will please send me three bottles aud obge
You're, truly. MRS II. p gRArTAN,
No. Bradford Place.
BosIoS, Mass. May 9th, 1856,
Sno. ". BRIGGs, Esq-DeHr Sr.--1 have been cngap-
edi professionally In Theatres Tor the Inst thirty yearsand
have seen nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Petrl de Blonde Please send me half dozen bottles
large oneB, Yours, &C., A. HOWELL,
C0slumer, Boat IN Thealer
For sale IN Worcester BY BAKER & CO.. Booksel.
ers lS4 Main street.
Agent for New ENGLAND GEO. W. BRIGGS, smtoner.
anu Wholesale and Retail dealer In llarrisons American
Perumsfy and Writing Inks 1913 Washington Street. on
P0sne 'he AuamH HOUSE. js22 dly
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nle0iCirlee
Rn1vARnEnRANY

$4,000 i E4 M Fl . E1G4 b.
A. HIPS panaceas and Indian Medicines. or the remedy
Of Gonorhea, elects, Structures, Whites Pains IN the
Back and Lnins. Seminal Weakness Affections Ct the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs. without the least re-
strction to diet, drink, exposure, or change In app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful they will not njure in the lea
the most delicate constitution Thi' preparation is war
Eaned the above mentioned eases, without usn
any external apple tons With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely = a tho ugh cure, by calling
1'''' ~ Main street. No. 12l. worcester
jY18 div Dr. T. A. MI,
TRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AMP
4 DROpS.-DR. c. A. HILL No. l2l Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
PMS and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ. D., while
practicng the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD, Of Paris, snd AC
TON, Of london
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the fnate
system, and can be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds Of females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases.
Supp, sssons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial viii convince the most skeptcal and never
after viii they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
NInIe and Female Ilnposters,
under the preence OF edectng cure medicines which in
nineteen out Of twenty have injurious eec upon
the system without producing the desired result
sign Of it should shun Il ese bipeds, and use
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases, and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result. The Pills and Drops the result of
tensve practice, and not discovered by accident To euo
gise their virtues would add to their merit Wewould
only say try them. They viii he sent to any part of the
country secure from observation BY addressing post paid
Dr. G. A. HILL, Nc. III Main ST.,
Worcester Mass.
T." Full directions accompanying eacR bottle
Price Eve dollars. ianI7
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combining Economy Durability, Simplicity and Great
P0JDer.
II presents an immense radiatng surface, which forms
part Of the fire chamber that the OF heat
s obtained at much less epense of fuel than any other
arrangement and sufficient warm and pure air is sup
piled for the largest dwellings, at comparatively tring
cost i is adapted to all classes OF public and private
bald ngs and possesses pecusTes well worthy the at
te7tion Of all in want Of the VERY BEST FURSACE
From its peculiar construction, it will crack.
allow smoke gas to escape into the air chambersgreat
objections to most other Furnaces iu use.
Also q New Furnace, expressly designed fer burning
wood Having but one joint is warranted not to smoke
and to give more heat with less fire. than any other pat
tern.
Also, Portable Furnaees-11rs stzeS-Pond's Ranges
Mantels, Crates, Registers, Yeutilators &c
POND x DUNCELEE,
IS, 81, Il SO Blackstone Street, Boston.
iapSO
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9 J. IN LEXIS CURED WITHOUT PAIN
@Sil hhs never Jailed of cure when fairly tested che
sne uni plaster are both uncertain and painful while
lr"m the system, when the cancer interngI nr i
leases 70 pc Females are douby liable to this naadv
sa . should at its earliest ntmation avail themselves Of
who die annually of this hidden foe rs eonal If @ %
ul0s: ON wm'h apparent ouy on The sur face
ans az distance considered Apply by letter or other
ton. '''9o'nS'y fiace, bos-
on uh Ind, Ladies skirt Holders GoutIemens Braces
0ne ns LApanderS' Also Irusses aud supporters.
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CANCERS CAN BE CURET
DIR. R. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician,
SO BrOmfieId Street.

His practice has ever been attended with conuIea s,
cess in all kinds OF Chronic Disease.
Dr. G may be consulted every day upon all diseases
free Ct charge from 81 to l. and from to g. SUNDAYS
from 9 to 10 only.
All letter for advice or inquiry. confirming postage
stamp, answered. aud Circular with references Co cases
cured sent free of charge
INDIAN RFyRMEs-Dr. Green, Of 70 Bromfeld street
Boston, is constantly sending medcsues to his numerous
patients in Worcester and vicinity and he hereby notifies
them and the public, that he has appointed CHARLES
CLARK Of Main and Pleasant Streets Worcester
Agent for his celebrated Indian Remedies.
Hu01 dEw1v
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f u r N A @ e /,

al the Stove Range and Crate Ware Rooms No 23I MAR
Street, Worcester
The above Fprnace has invariably received the decided
preference Of sShoOl Committees College Officers Scen
tifc Men, and large portions Of discriminating public
throughout the world For Warming and Yentilating
Churches, School Rooms, Public Halls Hotels, Factories
Stores and Dwelling Houses, this Furnace has no su
perior. RALPH EARLE & co.
mch29 dt
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IN II. S - N NR,s DYsMNTERT

n , "A On N n KS UISNNVEEV
~ DHOPs--Ihis popular medicne which has been
out 81 ne market for the last two years. N Consequence
o. the Ill neath and absence Of the proprietor from the
Eastern States Is new offered to the pnblc as tb nst
certain ana eheclua remedy for Cholera Dysenery and
Diarrhu5a, ever known. H
was tested on the Rio Grande during the late Next
can War; aud also by the miners in California and win
perfect success in almost every case.
Dr; eknnr was employed during the last two years by
the Wy doyernme1t Of Cleveland, Ohio as Pbysican on
nearly 700 cases of Cholera He relied Chiefly upon the
use OF this remedy and It rarely failed him The money
W be refunded IN every where it does not give en-
tne saislaction Or y viii gladly give any further in
formation in regard to IL at bis ONCE on personal app.
cation.
Price 81 bottle, Druggists supplied at usual rates.
sent by Express to any part Of the country free.
II. b. SKINNER. NJ. D.
Office No15 Friend street, Cup stairs Boston late Pby
sican TO the City Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio.
au2O dN(YR6wGn
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6@sDEe MAIN sra RET.-THa oELBRA

6R6DEe MAIN STR EET.-THE CELBRA
- s. " TED TAM SAW DUST, CHIP, PEAT,
AND OTHER FINE FUEL STOVE, win be offered to
the pablo this at prices reduced from former
years.
would also inform those who abaut to commence
the use Of Peat that they will find this Store the only one
which burns the article to perfection obvating the diff
Guilty of ashes, it nearly it, and is from
smoke. Samples at all times in front Of my store and
will be put up within, for all who desire examine and
judge for themselves if ID is not the economical
method of warming Of all descriptions yet intro
duced Those who desire TO Peat either for warming
or for cooking purposes be supplied with sufficient
to test its qualities for either free Of charge by calling
for it. e, f. DIXIE.
SIS diff
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-szz.-sss-r FULLER'S NORWICH AND
WORCESTER FNpR9sSS

c. 5. FULLER Will send a Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New london, HGTtiori, New Haven and
New York. He sill transport Iron safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
oFFIcEs-1So ManSt, Worcester; n. G. Brakenridgea
Store, under Hauregau Iiou-e, Norwich, CT.
Al packages should be marked Fuler's Express.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855, Gept5
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,- NE w INV TyON

s--------s74 n q W T \ % u 7 o n
EsSSSss9 ARTIFICIAL TEETH
UYTySS4A DR. S. B. sIGESMOND & Co. Dentists
cLIB from Paris respectfully inform all who are
IN need OF Artificial Teeth that they have opened an Of
ice at No,93 anoyer street, Boston, where the pub
nc are invited to call and examine mode inserting
artificial teeth The teeth manufactured by Us are Of the
best materials, and inserted without the use of plate or
clasp which Is SO injurious to the natural teeth and an
noyng to the patient and much lighter finer do not
set SO heavy and clumsy in the mouth as the porcelain
eeb while for durability and beauty they unsurpass
Cd strangers in the ctv have whole or parts Of sets
inserted in eight hours ro the time the impression is Ia
ken daw1v o,os
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BARRIERS RHEUMATIC DIAPENT
hR is the Medicine to rely on, after all The grea
drawback to residence in our Northern States Is its
chaugeiu climates consequently, Rheumatic and Neural
gic complaints exceedingly rife among u.s. This COM
pant which has baed the skill Of many Of most en-
inept physicians, has found conqueror in DR. GRoRGE
BARBER, of New York city. His manner of treatment ia
purely scientific the idea Of treating the same by amin
terna or external remedy only is perfectly inconsistent
with the well known principles Of physiology The Dia
pent combination both, and Is accompanied by ml
and explicit directions Tor its use SO that the most uns
ell IN medical matters apply the same after once un
der5andng lie nature Of the case we as If the Doctor
were personally present In all dinult cases the Doctor
holds himself in readiness to consult with the afflicted
either personally Or By letter. and to advise in reference
. the mode Of yingand diet The DR.. Intends hereafter
to spend one week in every month in Boston of which na
notice will be given the papers, at what place he NAV
be seem The Dapent can be obtained of GEO W m
AANps no. 10 IremOnt-street next door to Boston ia
cum buluiHR' deouGWeOwly ianI7
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EONAs EVHTTCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
eB ASTHMA, ROSE COLD, Hay FEVER, SC-rhe
signal success which has attended the OF this Medi-
Cine has induced the proprietor to publish some account
OF its wonderful properties and to offer for the benefit
of those who afflicted with the above named painful
diseases
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0xuresGeG.
pAssAGE ONLY $50 FROM LIVER

rEzsSzzsl ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
ss.-.e-ss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
ana paid and an orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Expresa
husinesst acted at Fall River Mansfield, Attleboro',
Taunton sev Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickfeid Peaoedae and Wakefield r. J.; and Stoning
On. Conn OFFICE. Am. House. Worcester
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JOHN 4. WILDER,
d27 d&w1y Manufacturer and Proprietor.
FETO DRUGGISTS.-W We have justreceived direct
and offer for sale in quantities to suit, the lowest
lrces:
10 tales Honduras Sarsaparlla
20 lales India SIENNA.
% cases East India Castor Oil.
10 casks dry Chloride Lime.
10 groce Goxes Gelatin.
80 bales Lquorice Root
100 lbs Ilyd. Potassa
10 cases Oil Lemon Superior.
10 cases Oil BerEamot, Superior.
Ceases Oil Cassia
large assortment or Patent Medicines Also con,
SANITY on hand aud receiving, large stuck Of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts, and Essential Oils which import
ami select with great care, and warrant all of the very
finest qualities Our facilities such that we feel as
cured that We can please all who may favor US with their
nrders. WEEKS & POTTER
aul4 d&wtf 81 Washington street, Boston,
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a IN SET FAlRBANks, PLATFORM
W SCALES, 10000 pounds capaeitv ~ and AZ he
"eeh n'' Voal Yard WsAJFRED HAOgER, Agt.
ar
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Please take Particular Notice.

g"P. T. Darnum, Esq Proprietor of the
American Museum, New York, in gratitude
TO General Tom Thumb who laid the fuunda-
ton of his (Mr. Barnum's) fortune, hns vol
untcercd to deliver his celebrated Lecture in
the afternoor, on
THE PHILOSOPHY OF fUMBUG!
and in the evening, on
THE ART OF MONEY MAKING!
This being for the exclusive Benefit Of Little
General Tom Thumb.
Mr.. Barnum has taken this pleasant por-
ton of the year to visit Vermont, for the
purpose of DUNG an act of kindness to his
little prOtege and at the same time he
hopes (no doub) to enlghten the public up
on TWO very important subjects.
At all events his audience will discover
that this man who has catered more success
fully and satisfactorily for the public enter.
tainment, than any other individual the world
las ever produced and whose name has for
years been in every body's mouth, is = gem
tleman possessed of all the apparent and out
ward appearances of men in general, and es-
pccially will it he discovered that he has
neither horns, hoofs, cloyen feet or other mp
pcndages to Old Nick
Doors open at 2 and 7.-Performapces COM
mcncc half an hour afterwards.
W Abundance to the entire Exhibition,
viz, MeDagerie, Gen. Tom Thumb, and Rar.
NUNS Lectures, only. .........S Gents.
Children under years of age, half price.
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Notice.

Those persons who design competing
for premiums offered BY the Vermont
State Agricultural Society. at its Fifth
Annual Fair, to be held at Rutland. in
September next, or wish to enter ami.
mails for exhibition merely. are requested
to give early notice thereof to the under.
signed at Brattleboto, or to Daniel Kim
ball, Esq. of Rutland Exhibitors of
all articles embraced in the Mechanics
Hall Department, will give notice of
their intentions and the amount of spa &C
they require, to John Howe, Dr.. Esq, OF
Brandon
The Secretary will be at Rutland on
Saturday preceding the Fair, and will
attend to entries, at an office opposite of
the Railroad Depot until Tuesday morn.
Ing. after which time entries will be made
at the office near the grounds for exhibi.
ton. CHAS. CUMMINGS.
Rec. Sec. Vt. State Az. Soc.
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MIDDLEBURY
L E NJ A l. E Sc NJ In A R Y.

W. +. DASC0M, A. Nj. Principal.
Mrs. a. Z. BtscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss LAURA d SrRoNG, Teacher of English
Branches and Latin.
Miss j. S. JONES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KILDouRs, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss HARRiE+ Il. TliDEN Teacher of Music
TUITION AND BOARD.
TuITIos-in Elementary English SO 90
Higher English, $3.50; Latin and English,
$500; PIANO and Singing, with Thorough
Bass, $1,000; Vocal Music, 100; Painting
in water colors, 500; in Oil, $780, Draw
ing, SiO0 French, So 90.
An extra charge Of twenty-five cents is
made fJt fires and swecpinss,
Board, in Seminary Boarding House, in
Guiding Room, Lights and Washing s25
per quartcr-the young ladies finding their
own towels and lamps. Fuel is prdyioed at
cost. and Is usually but small charge
Board in the village costs from s so to
s. %, and rooms can be readily obtained for
sclfboarding.
Bills payable at the middle of each quar-
ter, and no deduction is made for temporary
absence.
AClDEMiCAL YEAR.
The year is divided into two terms of TWEEN
ty-one weeks each and each term into two
quarters The first Quarter begins Septem-
Der g. 1855; the second November 10, fol
lowed by vacation of four weeks; the third
February %, 1856; the fourth, May 8, fol
lowed by vacation of six weeks
Middlcbury, Vt, July "A, 1865. /;
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Musical Convention.

The undersigned take great pleasure
in the announcement to the Musical pub.
lie. that convention for the practice of
Church and secular music will be held
at Cornwall. on TUESDAY. SEpT. 4, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and continue four days.
The convention will be under the direc
ton of Prof f. NJ. Foote. Of Lockport.
N. Y, as conductor and + ID. Baker as
Pianist.
The Shawn will be used for the prac-
tice of church music. The Classical
Chorus Book, and Union Glca Book will
be used for the practice of choruses. SC.
cular music, &c The two latter books
will be furnished by the conductor. The
exercises through the session will be
interspcrce9 by the introduction of Solos,
Duets, Trios Quartettes, sc.
The hospitaltics of the citizens Of
Cornwall will be rendered to the mem.
bers of the convention during Its contn-
uance.
The convention will close on Friday
evening. Sept 7, at which time Public
Concert will be given. All are respect.
fully invited to attend.
Tickets to the members of the conven.
ton 500. Admission to the concert
l5c.
Committee Of arrangements.
j. + Bingham, C. b Baxter,
NJ. l.. Mead, c. II. Bond.
S Everts, W II Mathews
Cornwall, Aug. %, 1855.
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Rutland and Burlington
n All Ezs r o a D.
SUMMER RANGEMENT.

On and after June 25th, 1866 trains wifi
run as follows, viz.
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at lis 4.
NJ. and LAOS and 1913 P. NJ.
Leave Middiebury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls, at 718' and II AZ A. NJ and 7.36P.M
Leave Burlington for Middebury and Bel.
lows Falls, at 4.l5t and 1895 a. NJ. and
go =. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlcbury anil
Burlington, at 500 A. NJ. and 1l.45 and
$50 +. NJ
AT Burlington trains connect with Lake
Champlain Steamers. and trains of the Yer.
mont Central and Vermont and Canada roads,
at Rhtland, with trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schcnccta-
dy and the west,-at Bellows Falls, with
trains of the Cheshire road for Fitchburg,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-yermont Val
ley road to Brattlcboro, Springfield Hartford,
New Haven and New yprk-and with Suli-
van road for Windsor, White River Junction
and the White Mountains. ,.,- LILY
- 4. A. CHAPLIN, 6upt
+Frcight train, with Passenger car attached
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80 Dollars Reward !

Broke Jail, at Middebury, on the evening
Of August goth, John Coty, alias Daniel Goa
~, alias Hoaty Naylor, a Frenchman, about
30 years of age, 81 feet hig h. dark complex
ion. His dress was gray sack or frock coat,
dark pants, aud light colorcd Kossuth hat
Whoever will return said CotY shall receive
twenty dollars.
Also, escaped at the same time one Fred
erick Rounds, of Starksboro, confined for
selling spirituous liquors contrary TO law.
Whoever will return said Rounds, will re-
ceive ten dollars
D. s. CHURCH, Sheriff.
Middlcbury, Aug. Il, 1865 IS;
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Too Coop TO DE Losr.-The Sumpter
County Wing (Ala says thus The cit.
liens of H-n, Miss. assembled at q
church to celebrate the 4th instant, by
reading the Declaration of Independence
and Washington's Farewell Address
An old gentleman, coming 10 rather late
walked up near the pulpit while Wash
ipgton's Address was being read. The
old one listened until he heard " Against
the insidious wies of foreign influence
l conjure you to believe me, fellow cit
tizons, tho jealousy of free people
ought to be constantly awake since his
tory and experience prove that foreign
influence is one of the most banofd foes
of republican government" When thi,
was read he threw up his hat in pas.
sion, and left the house. At the door
he met some friends. "Gentlemen,"
said he. came here to celebrate the
4th of July, and hear the Declaration of
Independence and Washington's Fare
we'll Address read. But" said he, 1.-THE
thing heard was that fellow in there
reading a ID Know Nothing docu.
ment, and Til whip him as soon as he
leaves the house"