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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09

a GAkD,-Th undersiencI viii contiae a. here
"A totorc The GKocFRY, COMMISSION 4 FoRwARDING
business, and ,lso, the manufacturing II fublcc".-
Grateful fer former favor, they pledge their BET cNrr'
tlons IL II tit their coniiuuance
opl9,l MCDANIEL. HURT e. PRESTON.
ICE CREAM sALOON.-MR. ZEIEl.L
1 intorps me Indies aud Gentlemen OF LynrhbuIg,
thai hs ICE CREAM SALOON is now open, and will
be constantly supplied with the icest Ice Cream during
imr " h Die season, tte will ul,o furnish it for plilirS at
The shortest notice. Tie pptronsge of III. friends and
the nnb ic is enrne4tlN invited. Il llO-its
Fresh Pin,.Apple- SIr4wberry. and all kinds fruits
maylils
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FOR xOKK

FROM LYNCHBURG. via PETERSBURG,
- BY SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
Onl, On Nch' hrtw." ictcr,burg and Nv York.
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ATEsT AHRIyAL!l-N Il v

IL SPRING y sun NER DRY GOODS.-Just
opened AT Philip W. Pnyn,'s, (k,le's coracr. Main st }
u superior stock Of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Cassinrres, Vesting., Linens, aud L,Dies' Goops, Of
all kind. Call and examine.
mil T. + w PAYNE
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- BBLS Stu ut's C.. Sugar.
& - p " q ound. Clarified 4 Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 Ibis n, O. Molasses,
IL hhdS. T.. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 " Laguiu do,
10 Z" Prime old java do,
80 boxes Aiamantine aud Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Glover. Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed.
Gail Don as we are selling chcnp,
tf.b Il s) YOUNGER & NIT
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w VI RISON.
| Neopy # the oii.inal

w annex the following cer1tieste from a lady of ISL.
OF WIGHT county, W., nj haet Ib"uy to refer Ia ,
great many of the citizens Of Ricla uI and county ,r
H,rrico, vi" ave been rino#y r.iurrd by il. :.
Dea Srs:- SOM TIM ia 81 ! WAS ken wiz,
Rhcu, naIisni, ana was confined "a IN. bed for eipi,
nonths. and could not walk or ear the least weight IL,
ON my feel. VA ttcnted by an eminent phvscini,
AID found IiiIr or n, relic. A irirnd rrocurea nm
I",:tle Of your excel en- l. ninleai. which Z used acc ord.
iug to the dircclloIs, and found great relief in a few
ifys. aud in I few week, | WIS we'll, ard nave not had
IA" at,act 81 CO md | t7lok il better than any remedy
Ia existence fr Rheumatism.
Yours rrspec fully,
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4 TlAGS; &c, &c Superior Back French AMI
coiorrd Cloth, of the very iinr.t mike, -rpefi n French
Ca .inftn. Il ~ Vr,ting., Crav II. MD Gioyr.. Pocket
Hand etchiet-. CoIlar-, Sc. Ny friends both fanm
tow ant county will pi use giyo "a" - call tor the =
bow gppi.an1 you shall b. well paid fr your visit.
a4t2Y t. T. II Lev =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09

8 NV u e. j. 1851,
Mes-ts io'f 4 Co Drai Sie,; take pleasure !,
stating t1at SUI" TIM last setr bought n bottle 81
'"'e : ''l'iia''tIt iIHlhent 10 u "a one Of my scr.
wants affected With IN rumat snl. and nnoliad !, b,, Y
think, eerthinly not more Il an tVirf. He innr,yaJ
50 mlcl, without being ertitely relieved from, hi. min
however, Us II attcrd 10 his usual duties. which for
'''h' aays ne ma been detained fen; when haard of
the sntietiag~ al = Indy, for whose r,licl her In.La.,i
Informed ne he bad tried yariou PREF nration wi,lnn,
snrc e.. I'm ediarcIy handed hn the bottle vnh rho
request hat he would give il u fur trial. A .be,i finn
'' 'eahei' | WI g'a''h"d 10 lrarp from him, that having
n~ed the Linimenr according To the tir.cti,, mas me- nn
"tlng II. hi t. from being a led ridden. a sua. RIM mad
heIPless companion, l. I'd h,com- rnurely rel,ay,.j ,"I
restored 10 her app. "priutr dutics.
Very truly your friend,
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f."'" 81 ri''.. It e~"aaa.'as v.9 la.an in the
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L'ON LILx.-Godey. Arthur and Pet ms
l. 4haLsx.Hes received ut NDkS.3S.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

\ LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
"A the Estate of Solomon Kingery, decd late
of Sharta city in the county OF Shasta, are here
by required TO present the same, with the neces-
sary vouchers, to the undersigned. Administra-
tor, at his place of residence in Shasta city and
county aforesaid, within ten months from the
date hereof, or they will be forever barred and
all persons indebted to said estate aforesaid are
requested to make immediate payment. ysaa
DANIEL KINGERY, 8I15s
- Adm. of said Estate.a "
Shasta. July %, 1855. jy2s-4t e
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
Z. B. HENDEE.

f.. b. HENDEE, asea
"ouLD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w citizens OF Shasta and vicinity that he
tins lnN opened rooms at the ..f
Eagle Hotel, u
where he is prepared to take likenesses in the
posi approved style. and at very low prices
All kinds Of FANCY CASES on hand, and of
the hsest STYLE Likenesses put in Lockets,
Pins, Rings, Brueelcts. Watch Keys, &C. Also,
Steroscopic Pictures
Takeirin the best s,ye--it being new improve
mrrt in the art giving tie lfkencsses all the dis
't'nc'ness aud life like appearance imaginable,
making you think they are just ready to speak
10 you. aud some are ready 10 swear they have
heard them say several words lin horn.J
Also Halo Pictures, which give the ikenesses
the appearance of being surrounded with the
brightness of the sun, in perfect halo Of glory
Also views. OF all kints taken ip n style that can
not be surpassed, ip the known wotd
Pictures, Of deceased persons portraits, &C.,
copied with the greatest accuracy
Pictures warranted not to fade and If not per-
fecily satisfactory, will be taken over free of
charge. ....l s5.i- l, .is.l- .rsHas sssFfF
MIR. Hendee hasIhad ten years experience in
the art, and taiiers hin self that lie can give
perfect sutistaction TO ALL re 80 t.3
Come one come all apd tsy
To save the shadow, ere the substance fly. r
Shasta, August 4, 1855. au4 LIN
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
sHRRIFFs SALE.

OY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
ID out of the County Court of Shasta county,
State of California duly nftesied ion ia e 9TH day
of March, A. d. 1855, directed and delivered
TO me, requiring me 10 satisfy Judgment rem
dered in said court in favor Of VIM. G. Shard
and against w lillian Myers, for the son Of 1886, :
05. with ten percent per annum interest ihere-
on until paid and also for $326,75 costs of suit
.docketcd in said county on the said 7ih day OF
March, 1855, and accruing costs of $500, on
which execution was issued on the 18th day of
MAY, 1855, and returned with a credit of $2Oo
leaving On unpaid residue of $5l3, ,se, and :he
costs that may accrue, have seized and taken
in execution the following described property,
TO wit: aHiz5aK
Acertain lot Of ground situated ir the County
of Shasta and State OF California, and upon
which the town of Red Bluffs is mostly situate,
and bounded on tie south by the claim of E. g.
Reed, on the west by government lands on the
north by Dow yincent's claim, and on the east
by the Sacramento river, and supposed to con.
tain one hundred and sixty acres more or less.
including all and singular the improvements and
appurtenances thereon situated audi kp,,wn az
the Red Bluffs House, barn and out-houses be-
longing to The same, the property of the said
William Myers a sa
thereby give notice that on
Monday, the I'd dny ofscpicmbcr,
"A. D. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'clock A.
NJ. aud o'clock p. NJ, | will sell the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder for cash,
in front Of '.oag's Horse Market, in the town of
Shasta W. A. NUNNALLY, Sheriff.
Shasta. Aug. 10, 1855. auII-td
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
Legal Notices.
suEKIFF,s SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out OF the District Court for Shasta
County, duly attested on the 18th day of Ju4ys
1855, directed aud delivered to me, requiring
me to satisfy judgment obtained in said Court,
in favor of T.. j. Hubbard rs Thos. J. Hadley
and L. Sweat, for the sum of four hundred and
eighty-one dollars and eighty cents ($4si sO)
Judgment, and one hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty cents ($ll2 SOY costs, together with oil
costs that may accrue, have seized and taken
in execution a s9i s'ii no ,fou Afsit
One Lot and smnll Frame Hsuso, 10
situated in the town of Shasta, and adjoining b.
d. Harrill's gardenon the SOUTH and IT,. Films
residence on the north, and known as J. T. Had
ley's Lot and House. 'e
1 hereby give notice according to law, that ON
Friday the 17th day Of August, 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4
o'clock p. NJ, will! sell at public auction on
the premises, the above property to the highest
bidder for cash. WM. A. NUNNALLY, 'ovs
Sheriff OF Shasta Co.
July %. 1856. sea ssfr Ys8.3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
ADMINIsTRATO RS NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
n the estate Of Thomas D. Hoffman, decd,
late of Red Bluffs in Shasta County, are hereby
required TO present the with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned, Administrator at
his place Of business in Red Bluffs, in Shasta
county, within ten months from the date hereof,
or they will be forever barred and al. persons
indebted to said estate aforesaid are requested
to make immediate payment. a-a ,isss
EDWARD +. LOOMS, .o4tt ~
Adm. of said Estate.
Red Bluffs, July %, 1855. jy2S4t
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
I = F = /!

A T THE AMERICAN HOTEL, some three
"a weeks since. purse containing money
The owner can have the same by calling al The
bar aud paying for This advertisement.
JOHNSON & CROCKER
August T. 1855. stH au4-9t
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
j IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General.

GOLDSTONE & BROTHER
Fire Proof Brick Buiidins,
ADJOINING DR.. SHURTLEFF'S DRUG
Z. STORE, MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
"a RESPECTFULLY invite tke az e~,A
% teniion Of the public to one of the HS{
LIE most extensive stocks Of H Ak<a3I
Ready Made Clothing,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Blankets
+. - and Quifts, Ducks, Drillings and Sheet
ings. Hardware. Crockery, Queensware,
Glassware, Plated ware, Cutlery, Playing
Cards. Carpeting, Mating, Oil Cloths, Trunks,
Looking GLASSES. Saalery, Spurs, American
Flags, violins, Guitars, aud the largest assort-
ment OF Calf and Kip aaa8n
BOOTS and SHOES
Ever offered in this or any other market. =
II would be useless for us to putt our es- u
adjustment, as those who have favored us -
with their custom are wish aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best Assortment
In Northern California, and when we saw that
we sell our goods
5 Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there is
no deception about it. 1t is for those who
doubt us TO come and Judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that those who have done SO
once viii not fail to do so in future At any
rate we solicit fair and impartial trial, end il
the Yrsnlt be not in perfect harmony with our
advertisement, then We willing to sub
NIT TO the obloquy of false pretenders. Our ar
rangcmenfs are such, that receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, and we will
warrant every article to be of the best materi.
ais. and if found otherwise, they may be re-
turned and the money will be refunded
SAM'I GOLDSTONE. Shasta
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta, March 10, 1855. fe mhICtf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

LuD1cRous MlsrAKE.-The biologists, if he
be fairly in earnest, is far too tired after his
days work, to trouble himself about the aris-
tocratic air Of his quarters, and, beside, he
generally manages to put his outer man into
SO uncleanly condition that grand hotel
would have some scruple in taking him in.
Professor Sedgewick, after hard mornings
work, betook himself to village inn for a
unch OF bread and cheese. When he asked
what be had to pay, he we was told fourpencc'
He could not avoid remarking on the small
ness of the charge. "Ah, sir, said the land.
lady, II should ask eightpence to any one
else, but only asked fourpence from you, fol
| see that you have known better days" Al
another time, lady stopped by the roadside
where he was working, made some inquiries
and gave him shilling, because his answers
were so itelligent for his station. He met the
same lady at dinner the next day, to her
great astonishment. A well-known geologist
long secretary to the Geological Society, was
once taken up while in his vocation, and
dragged off to the British Asylum, for an es.
capped auntic. On another occasion, tired
and with his pockets full Of the days treasure
he mounted stage-coach, and fell fast asleep
Waking at his journeys end, he was Mortified
to find his pockets as empty as when he sci
out. An old woman who sat beside him, feel
ing the pockets full Of stones, took him for .
mad imam, who had loaded himself more effec.
tualIy to insure drowning so, slightly picked
out the fossils one by one. from the drowsy
philosopher, and tossed them out on the road.
Chambers Joaraai.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

SPIRIT RAapING IN OLDEN TIMEs.-The fol-.
lowing is an extract from The Chronicles of
Florence OF Worcester" new book recently
published in England 1t affords another
proof that there is nothing new under the
SUM-"
A. D. 1878. An evil spirit caused great
alarm at will called Trouvile, in the district
of Rouen. by audibly rappine with hammers
on the walls and doors. He spoke with a hui
man voice, although he was never visible, and
his name, he said was William Ardent. He
relueated the house of a certain worthy man,
to whom he did much mischief, as we'll as to
his wife and family; and the sign of the cross
and the sprnkling of holy water failed to
drive him away Moreover, when the priests
conjured him, ia the name Of the Lord, to
quit the place, he answered: :" | shall not
depart; nay more if | please, shall kill you
all. The cross | know well enough, and as
! for yonr holy water, have no fear OF that. .
This spirit hauated the manor and the man
sion Of the persons just mentioned, from the
feast of All Saints, list Novemper) until al
ter the Paci6cation I'd Febuary) uttering
many lasciviOus and soothing speeches. AT
asst he went away at Septuagesima, saying he
shou d return again at Easter, which no never
did,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

THE WAY TO GET HUsBANps.-We COM
mend the following to all ladies who are in
haste to get married. 1t is the best recipe
for e-blessedness that we have seen -
A gentleman of the bar, in neighboring
county, in easy circumstances and pretty good
practice, had rendered himself somewhat re.
markable by his attempts in the way of mat
rimonial speculation. A maiden, rather ad.
vanced it years, residing some miles distant
in the neighborhood, hearing of this lawyers
specializing propensity-that his character
was unexccptlonaple, and his situation in life
was toerably good, resolved upon making him
her husband. She hit upon the following ex-
podient: She pretended suddenly to be t'ken
very ill, and sent for the man OF the law 10
prepare her will. He attended for that pur-
pose. BY her will she devised 100000 in
stock. to DO divided among her three cousins,
some thousands ia bonds and notes, aad the
vast landed estate to tavorte nephew. The
will being finished, she gave the lawyer very
liberal fee, and enjoned secresy npon him lo
some pretended purpose, thus precuding hin
from an inquiry into her real circumstances
Need | mention the result 10 a fortnigh
the lady thought proper to be again restored Il
health. The lawyer called to congratulate he
on her restoration-begged permission to visit
her, which was politely g'vcn. After sker'
courtship, the desired offer was made. Tit
bargain was concluded, and zrati6ed by thu
priest. The lawyers whole estate by his wifi
consists of an annuity of sixty.hve dollars
English paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18
GREAT SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

FNH subscribers offer sac the following property
L connected with their Furniture Mandatory In Mont
peiier, VI viz; One oodw Planning Machine Joint
ing Saw cutting off do, matching and tOAgueins and
growing machine Daniels Planning Mac hine, cutting
of and shifting saw frames and saws turning athes,
gig saw 2tennonng machine, boring and mortisine
do GrndstOnes IS work benches ndscrews stoves
shop furniture and TOOLS hOrse, wagon, lumher s'elgu
and harness. dry houses, lumber sheds, &C., &C. Tht
machinery was built three years ago, expressyAor tht
of Furniture the most approved paT
and thorough manner 10 but little and Is well ar
ranged In building stories high, Cox 40 feet with iror
Wheel estimated ut 40 horse power on Onion River Th'
Planning Machines has good run OF custom work, ant
there good set Of customers nd ready sale for all III,
work that can be made in the shop ~ the subse rbes vii
take AL the woktwenty hands can make, under contfac
for one or mars years, at fair pree5 The location
cheapness of lumber and facilities for will
good trade, makes it worthy the attention OF any wish
ing to engage in the business
The subscrbers will also seIl their stock in Warrroom
on Corner of Main and Barre streets, where there goo
Retail Trade. and where the UpolsteTing Business ma
be carried almost any extent. They have manuac
tured and sold over Is OF the past set
son, besides Palm leaf, hair and spring be- dis.
Proposals will be received, inquiries answered (addTess
ed by mail Otherwise and information given in relation
to the Properly until the Of January next Should
no proposals be received sell the hole property togeh
1T will be sold by the piece lasas may be wsned
nyGFen Bargains will be given to all wishing to put
| chase FURNITURE, until the frst Of Jahu
| 8. W. ABBOTT CO.
Montpelier, Dec. 1884.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

ONE or THE OEFroKRs.-On the march Of
our gallant little army from Vera Cruz to the
city OF Mexico, they were oftentimes puzzled
to obtain the necessaries of life, to say nothing
of the luxuries thereof. A recital OF the
many little incidents which occurred to our
officers and men, engaged in their foraglng ex'
cursons in the euemy's country, would be ex-
citing and amusing Some of these enter
terprises we're not at all times particularly
agreeable especially to an individual Of Pu.
r;tauic mind; and were net for the generally
accepted axiom that everything is fair ia
war;" some Of our military friends would not
have come out of the Mexican campaign with
the brightest escutcheons imaginable.
On a time, well-fatted turkey in neigh
boring rancho was too much for the moral cour.
age Of squad of our aruyi the fowl waa
consequently surrounded and taken prisoner.
As no immediate opportunity seemed to offer
to serve up the prize in proper manner, II
was decided that the turkey should be turned
over at present to the drummer, and that II
should be kept by him until such a time ss
the army encamped for the night. 1t was &C.
cordingiy sscreted in the drum, and caandes'
timely carried along by this receiver OF the
stolen goods. Now it SO happened that the
aforesaid drummer was called upon during
that day to do active service in his peculiar
calling and as the tone of his instrument wal
entirely "muffled" by the presence of the tur
key, exposure was Inevitable He was accord
ingly 10th to beat when ordered and when
his captain called him from the ranks his
confusion was overwhelming, The drummer
at once saw the folly Of caviling about the
nice points, and accordingly acknowledged to
his superior in confused aud under tone that
he had turkey In his drum, and it was in'
possible Tor him to beat. The officer at once
understood the whole affair, and in anticlpa'
ton of "bit of the beast" himself, no doubt
INDUCED feeling of sympathy for the confus'
ed drummer. Without the sacrafce of his
official ity,however, he CALAMITY drew him
self up in his saddle, and exclaimed in tone
which might be heard all along the line
q" WeT if you ar. sick, ~hy doot yoa say
so ?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

DISTINGUISHED LADIEs.-A French officer
being prisoner at Portsmouth, England, was
permitted to walk about the town on his pa
role, and accordingly went on Sunday morn.
ing TO church, where he saw the Mayors
daughters, two very handsome girls.
"Ah," said monsiuer, when he came home,
1.-TWO vera fine ladies ware at de church dis
morning."
"Who were they 2" inquired the andlady.
me have forget de name but what be dat
ting dat nibble de grass"
40" said the landlady," "a cow7"
mo, no." eagerly interrupted the French
man.
"a sheep, perhaps" said she.
mo"
IA bull 2"
mo"
"Perhaps you mean horse? 2"
"No, no, not de horse but wat do horses
wife's names"
"A mare?"
"Oui! de mares two daughters ware at
church dis morning-two vera pretty young
ladies'; dey put dc vater in my mouth p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

TARrAREAN.--A Yankee on board the
steamer Worcester. was somewhat alarmed OPP
on hearing one of the passengers announce in
the morning that the boat was near Hell
Gate"
us this ere bilin water He'll gate?" he
asked in considerable trepidation.
"Yes." replied fellow passenger.
"Wall," said he, " if this is He'll gate how
far off is He'll 2"
"Oh, you'll find that when you get to New
York." was the cool reply.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18

CoMpErIr1oN.-When at Brazos Santiago,
ihe army suffered much from heat and drought.
The water from the Rio Grande, though album
dant, was not very palitable, and all kinds of
liquors were at q premium. A certain hoary-
headed Yankee by some means procured a
barrel Of cider, and with this "he determined
to set up business" He ran together loose
canvas shed, tapped his barrel, and proceeded
to retail his cider at two dimes glass.
Customers Aocked in by the dozens, and our
Yankee was making an "ertaua fortin" at
stride. Some Of his patrons complained that
two dimes glass was an outrageous price
but the dimes were hard as well as hot, whis-
key scarce, water bad, the retailers conscience
easy he had all the cider in the market, and
he "raey could not afford to sell any cheaper"
For Several houres the Yankee was as popu.
lar IS paymaster crowds filled his shanty.
his cider went off rapidly, and the deep peck.
cts OF his short-leggsd pantaloous contained
silver enough to start free bank in Indiana.
But the tide Of fortune unfortunately began
to end before the cider was half sold his nat.
rons gradually fell of, and by the middle of
the afternoon jonathan was left alone upon his
barrel, to white and cogtate upon the unsta.
bility Of trade Toward evening customer
appeared in the tent and called for glass Of
cider. The retailer FASTENED to draw The de-.
sized potatiOn. The customer alter dr;pk;no
took out his purse and inquired tho price
1.-Two Dimes" said the Yankee.
1.-Two what e. exclaimed the customer
"Two Dimes" ooolIy replied jonathan
1.-Two devils" snarled the customer; " wbv
can GET just as good cider here for five cents
q glass" ''"''
mo, you can't" drawled the Yankee
There amt pint Of cider, ,cept that I've
gos IN that ore barrel, this side Of Orleans
I'm darned il there il.
-. know BETTER" retorted the purchaser
bought glass not more than an hour ago
and only paid FIVE cents for it,"
I'd like to know just where YOU effected
Uaat small transaction 2" inquired the Yankee
Mght round here" was the answer
guess it was right round her. right
the cider seller. " >""' continued
why, close by hero some here--iust h,,t
Oh your place." rejoiued the customey -'' 'A'A
IN pct you ten drinks y.u didnt y :. a
s me- a'nke'' land We will 60 right round and and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-18
barietp.

"Miss, will you take my arm?' &C Yes sir,
and you tew." Cant spare but the arm,
Miss" replied the bachelor. Then said she,
II can't take it, as my motto is " Go the
whole hog or nothing"