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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Isaac H.add's Estate.

VNHE uhsc,lbers having haen appointed by the Honor
L able PrObal Court for the District Of Nashns ton
Commissioners 10 receive examine, aad adjust I'll clans
aud demands 1T all pesuus against the estate of lSA AC
LADb late Of Worcester in said district deceased repre-
scented ins0iv ha"d the Of TX months from the day
of March 1855 being al wed BY said Court he Of
said dec ased Ia exhibit and prove their respective claims
be us-Dn give nuce that will attend the du,ies
M our appointment at the dwelling house of Widow Mary
Ladd, IN Worcester N said District, The FIRST Mondays
IT March and september uext one O'Clock in the alter
nom, each OF i'd days.
ART EMA hlCHiRDSON,l c,,.
CHAHLES CL,p SON. COMMISSIONERS
Dated mr. Wurctstrr- Ian ISii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Chr Mlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. "a.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. Cd.
AT Market 98 Cau, about 500 Berves and Ss Sturts,
consisting OF working oxen cows and calves yearlings,
tw, aud three year, ulds
PRiCES-MAnKEI BEEF Extra. IS SO frs, quality
$500, second quality, s. rs so third quality, s6,7j
oiu,nary. ST 90 a CPS.
HrpEs-S5 50 a $50 percwt. Talow, $s,e5a $50
PELTs-S075 a | co. Cali skins. I2c pei III
VEAL CALvEs-S450 500.
WORKING O1EN.-Sll2, l26, 1872 Jas, 900.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l, 80, Sc.
YE RLISGs-$l to IS, Two Years Old $23io3i. Tire.
Years t,Ids, S32 to 4S
SHEEP AND L.sns--li3o at market. Extra, $3.50 to l.
By lot, 1925. ATS $50
SWINE Retail, to Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01


AT Market 700 Beef Cattle lao stores 10 pairs Working
Xrn. IS Caws and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, l4O
So int.
PRlCES-REEF CATrLA.-Extia, 5000 first qualit,
IS rs: second quality, Ss0n third quality, ST 50 rs
SHEEP AND LAhBs--S4,00 4,50, $50. Extra $4,50 10
300
WoRxix OxEN--S00, 90, 600 OO0
Cows AND tALvEs--Se0, p, 81 35, 40.
SwikE--A , a &c; Retail, n 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
NEWBURY SEMINARY
AND
Female Collegiate Institute.

HENRY 8. MOVES. AM, PRIsc'rAL.
SPRING TERM, begins February % 1853. y
~ SUMNER TEN, begins May II, 1855
Tuition, in ComWon English $500, each Higher EGG
lsh and Languages so IL rs cents extra spnnsh Ger
man and aan, each o. so extra; incidental expenses
o5 cents OrnBm ntal Branches AZ reas nahle terms.
The Boaiding ouse Ii NEW, with hrEe and convenient
r"oms and presents unusual facilities as boarding place
for Students
Board, including furnished rooms, fuel and washing,
$500 per week.
G"od rooms. near the Seminary, at a moderate charge
for seli.boatdrrs.
To engage beard rooms or for further Information,
address the Principal. PEETISS KNIGHT,
Sec, of Trustees.
Newbhry, Vt, Jan. 8, 1865. AVA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
BOSTON MARKET, Jan, az.

y
FLouR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio. snlrrhne, 5000
fancy, 50 IS; xtra tien-see, $Il, rs to l2.00
GR.IS-t;orn, yellow. ,05c. white .9sc. Oats north
ern Gle. RYE, / -34n- Wheat 81, 90 ti 900.
PRovrsoNs-Prm, Pork, $l4 40 pei bhl. Mess Is &C,
Clear, S9,On. Boston Mess Beef Sl5,O0 1900. LA
II 2. Hams 10 lie per Id Bitter, common AID
store. Ia l6c family % Csc. Cheese. new Milk, =
loo our meal, So 6. Potatoes $05 Il 90 ne bush
spEDs.-Herds Grass. 1918 3,25 per bush Glover
Northern, 10 9 u l6r perlb.
AsHEs.--Pearls, SIP 1875 percwt; Pots, 81 90
WooL-Prmc |axony Fleece 40 Il Ale Full Blood. 0 a
AZ three fourh Bloed 10 40. half do 90 40,
/ and one lou rth do 80 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at ths
WAsWvoroN Di>TMcr IS Propate Office in Montpelier,
on the 18th day OF January, \. ID. 1855
DORTER ERIN, surviving Executor of the last win
L and Testament Of Zacbarah Perrin, late Of Berlin u
SAID District, deee,se makes application 10 said Court
with The cnsent and aprebltio in whiting, of the devil
and legatees of said deceased residing this
for lice nse To sell the following described real of
said dec as-d I" wit: the rson of the in he
real estate of the said deceased set u Pdenc- Perrin
the wd"w Ut said deceased by the order Of the Probate
Court aforesaid made the 2nd day Of January A. D.
1852, and described the report Of the a
polned To set t the made IT, said Court January ii
1857 the term Of the said wd,w therein having expired
her d.cease representing that the sale o the said
would Dr. beneficial IT, he tthe devisees and egaees of
SAID deceased ana to those Interested said estate
ait OF them reside out Of Thu state, Wherrpon Is
dered ny said Court in the said application be referred
Tue 2oh day OF February, A. b 1855, at The Probate
omce IN Montpelier, for hearing and decision thereon
ana It further ordered, that all persons interested, be mott
nea heresf by publication u nuce Of this application and
o,nrr thereon, three weeks successfully the Green
m"ha,n FretmtDt newspaper printed at Montpelier be.
Iofe SAID time Of he's ring, that they may appear said
i'me and place. and If they cause, ject thereto
| by the Court,
| Attest, T.R MERRILL, Register.
| true co py OF Record,
l. Attest, I. Il. MERRILL, keeiser.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
MONTPELIER MARKET, Jan. 30.

PROVISIONS, &c.-RueT family, lb IT, ~. STORE, Oh
co. Cheese, tn 10. Lard, 10 to ~ Tullow, 10 .
to H. Dried APPLIED toe. Eggs 10 per doz. Potatoes
so IL SIS pei bush
FLovREytra fine, sl 90 t" co. e fancy, slOte $1,000
superfne. 5000.
GR,ts ,solAv-Corn, ~ 10 - per hush. Oats 45
to So HcrdSgrass Seed, S2,s7. Clover. ooc per
HAY 81, 10 To 400 perton.
| MiscELL, NEoUs--Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 ia
$50 per cord Shingles, so to 800 per NJ. Wool 80 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
NOTICE.

The next meeting of the Washington County Teachers
Association, will be held at Waitsed, the 10th of Feb
ruary, 10 O'clock A. NJ An address will be delivered by
j. H. GRAHAM, Principal of NorthfcM Institution Teachers
and friends of Education are invited to attend
j. SARGENT, for Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT Pills superior Remedies
for Bad Legs and all kinds Of WcundsThc surprising sale
Of these Invaluable medicines drought the Union is the
convincing proof their efficacy in curing bad legs old wounds
and scrouous Thousands Of people who have suffered
from these dreadful maadie have been cured by their
after every other remedy had failed and it is fact beyond
all doubt that there is case however obstinate bad that
may not be shortly cured by these wonderful medicines there
fore the afflicted should Immediately try Holoways Ointment
and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
GENTLEWE.VS
FUR Na%HH.Nts GOODS.

Boys Department.
$500 To 8 90. OVER SACKS.
81, so to 400: JACKETS
81 so To- 100. SUIT JACKET AND PANTS.
h7 ~ . n ~ CASHMERE. Cloth, AND
DDESKlN PANTS.
so cta to 200. VESTS.
Very truly these are low prices Pnreh sers, however
requested t" bring his advertisement with thm and
they will then acknowledge The fact, ae determined
t., close up all the stock Of Winter Clothing
Rr Ac"py of tue New BOOK, soak Hal Pictorial !" gra
It's to every purchaser Pms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
joseph sayEsr,s estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
LAMoILRg DISTRICT, IS. jehnsnn within and for
sand district on III 29h dry of Jannary, a. d. 1855.
BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Administrator on the Estate Of
~ JOSEPH TAYLOR late ol Cam bridge, in said Dis
trct deceased presents his adm for settle
ment Whrreupon urderd hat the same he referred 10
The l0th day Of Februry next, the rruble Office in
johnson, for txatnaiiOn and allowance and that all
cerned he notified hereof, by publication of order
IN the Green aiountau freeman, PRINTED at Montpelier,
two weeks success ve as son may he, tathey may
appeal and at said time and place. they obrcr
theretu by Order Of Court
Attest. i. :. PIKE, Register,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Liberatiou Notice.

7 HAVE given my son Edgar Harris Duiton, his time
during the emandtr Of his minority and shall ply
debts of his contracting, or ciai N his -arinE0.
y. WEsroN, Wifntss. HENRY DUTTON.
West Randolph, Jsnnary 8, 1855. Ava
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for tis
D's ;n,.,.s,sn t,REErINe:
TBEN EAR BASS, Guardian of Ira smi of Williams
u town. said District represents to inns Coatt tna tne
his home farm, situate in said Williamsburg thst the
estate nf said Smh insntc en TO pay his just
debts contracted before and subsequent to the appointment
Of said GUARDIAN tsatis necessary to sell portion OF
ssd real estate III the u the debts aforesaid and
the expense Of maintanns said ond his tamiy ans
that part cannot be sold without injury to Those interest,"
ed in the ,snainaet. Tue said Guardian the efcse
quests this Court grant him license Il ss said real es
tate pursuant tho provisions Of the sttte In such case
made and provided
IL therefore ordered by said Csuri, that all persons
concerned be- notified til appear before said Oeur at ses-
hsreofta he holden the Village Hotel, in SAID VIII
liamstown th~ 2ist day Of February next, to show
cause exss why The power and authority reqiesea
IN said apple alton should be granted aad for This
purpose il further ordered that this order be Published
three weeks svey, previous TO the TINS OF besns,
In the Green Mcuntia Freeman, newspaper prinisd q
Montpelier, in this State.
Given under my hasa r, West Randolph, his nth day
JOHN 3. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
M@ATMFaSAD aMHTaTuT@M
SPRING TENN BEGINS
Tuesday, Feb'y 20 b, 1865.
JOHN II. GRAHAM, Principal.
NOnhheld, Jan 81. 1855, 6WA
BAMMR AmAmRmY,

NHE SPRING 7 EkM will begin oil Thursday, FEBRUARY
18th
Roam, Including rnd fuel from 81 so to $40
per week Application shauld be made SION to
is. sPAUlDJNG, Principal.
Barre, Jan. ooh, 1855. 5n3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Merchants Exchange Hotel

STATE STREET, BOSTON
THIS Hotel will hereafter he conducted the European
L plan.
Rooms, per day. 50 so.
Lodging, per night. S0.31 l2.
Rnns, per week, from 81 .25 to SO 90.
NJ B-A first class Rtsan.ant is attached. This is he
raj Hotel in Boston for the If business I've
ing in The immediate vicinity of the Wholesale Trade
Banks, Insurance Offices, &c., &c.
Jan % 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
New style Dc kaincs
uST received Call and see them AT
December, 1854. SCOTT FIELD.

THOSE having unsett ed accounts with the subscribe
! are requested to call and settle Immediately
December 1854 SCOTT n FIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
Onions! OniOns!!

IIAvE arrived at the DEPOT STORE and are for sais
III wholesale and retail. FULLER SMITH.
Septl ", lS54.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

.s7r@3g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
Art Association!

H.
! 4 RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Col
lection of this and popular Institution for
the diffusion of Literature and Art, have been made
ON the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far.
famed
GENOA CRUCIFIX,''
which originally cost ten thousand dollars
In forming the new collection, the diffusion of
works oi American Art md the eneonra cement Of
American genius have MOI been overlooked Conn
missions have been issued To many Of the most dis.
tlngHished American Artists, who Will contribute
some Of their finest productions Among the,n are
three Marble Busts, executed hp the greatest lyp
>culptor,-fiiram Powers.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
TIE Father Of his Country;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
The Philosopher
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman
special agent has visited Europe and made care
ful aud iurlon selections vi foreign works az Ara
bptt IN Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice
Paintings.
The whole forming large ana valuable collcc.
ton o Paintings and Stntunry, to be disribltcd fre
among ht members " the Association for the -ec-
ond year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment OF three dollars constitutes any one
9 membsr IF thls Association and entitie. him Ia
either one of the following Magazines for one wear
and also ticket in the distribution Of the statuary
and Paintings.
The literature issued t. subscribers conrists u The
lal4aWtHE Monthly Magazines Hariers Putnam r.
knlekerboekcr. Blackwoo1's Graham's Cooley
ady. Book, and Household Words
Persons taking five memberships are entitled Ia
any five Of the Magazine for Une year and IL six
uekets III the distribution,
NJ net proeeed- derived from the sale &c member
h'pa, arc devoted to the purchase 81 works &c Art
Tor the ensuing year.
The advantages secured hy becoming a M ,ber Of
TINS Association ara
~. All persons receive the fun value If thetr sub
eriptons al the start IN the shnpe Of sterling Mag
ulne Literature.
"a. Each member is contributing towards pureha,
ng choice works IF ART. which are 10 b. distributed
im'hc themselves. and at the same time eucour.
aging tie Artists # the country disbursinp tbau--
anis 81 dollars through it, Il ency
Porous in remltting funds for membership will
plaa-e gtfc their post office address iu full stating
Oh, month they wish thu Magazine TO commence
aud hay the letter registered the post office a.
prevent loss the reeeipt II which certificate Of
Wenb r.hlp, together With the Magazine desired
"lll &c forwarded t" any part oi the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at bookstore, Will
observe hat bs joining this A.socati6u they rees Yc
the Magazine and free / eket 10 the annual distr-
button, All Az the price they nov pas ipr tht
Magazine alone
Beautiful illustrated Catalogue, giving full dc--
criPtions, sent free application
Tor membership, address
e. l.. DERBY, Actuary G A. A.
a. either Of the prime pal oflce--
"hnicketbocSer Magazine" office 34s Broadway
New \ ofk, or Western oRce lGG Water street
.andn-ky Ohio. noyl 4dw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
New Eurniful.e

EIEl ED by late shipments at the "Gate city
4 Furniture Rooms" '''
II par Soelabits new AMI elegant sy les various pat
terms and prices
d'z upholstered Loungss,
pair STA, fAs hiouQhie patterns
tnafbe top dressing Burtane arlou. patterns.
10 plain 10.
marh Top Frieze legCent Table
Rosewood Hal stands gilt and iysr, ,on,,ntsl ,.v
and elegant patterns
Gothic do. cherry and walnut
Eurneddo.
50 doz cane : at Chair all patterns and qualities.
Zdo arm Rockers, seat ana back
Go sewing Rockers do.
Aisosoms beautiful upholstered 0ttomnns. Gothic
Reception chars, Quarteiie Tables Fancy TewcI
S{'nds ana larry assortment If all kind. of fash
io"a9e furniture, which the public invited 10 can
anu examine. {. ;. ABBOTT 4 co
aec lal 1876 Main III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
To.he C.t,xen, OF Heoknh.

/ ANiNG interested with the Messrs. Seohelds
L l. IN the Gas Fitting Business, We would assurt
the public that all orders given them viii be az
ecuted IN neat and workman-lke manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done by them A.
being Of tie very best material.
A. i VIII be bur d short time before the gas viii
be introduced, would recommend Ia these desi-
rous Of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works, that they give immediate orders for ppe
hxture- &c, Otherwise, many would be DELAYED be-
yond that time, ~ II would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July s, lS55.--d G. HERRICK Il co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
Christina. Presents

- OsEW00D, ebony, odor and indies work boxes
- Portmonaies, large assortment Inlad hair
brushes. do cloth. hat and tooth Lubn's extracts
French ponades, do. cologne, hair oils, De Will be
sold cheap by s. HEIMsTREET.
Druggist, Union Block, Main ST., between 9Th 7th
III = "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
CAVE a SONS
New Publication List.

If r. Ann 5, ~tefcn. new Book The Old Hotne-
vi stead
"Aitnaek = Tale of English Society. 4 really
delightful work, and one thar will arouse the cur-
,sity of every that in the world Of fashion
IN th@ country
Ellie; OF tho Human Comedy" By Johu Is
ten Cooke With illustrations.
Keynoll. great Story Of the War "Cmar PacLa y
Or Tn Niiier'- Daughtag.
l.tslies '!,a1ette u Fashion" Tie B4au Monde
FIR November nov"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
Gas Fixtures.

'J'iE undersigned are prepared 10 receive orders
l. for fitting up stores, offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all then work to be gas
tight
All persons desirons Of using gas, that have not
been called upon requested 10 leave their ad-
dress with us, through tie Post Office.
Orders executed IN the succession in which they
are received. sCOFIELD d BROTHER.
July I'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
-. lHcinfstree t.

| MON Block, Main Street. Dealer in English
y and French Chemicals, Drugs and Medicines
Pants, Oils, Dye Sufs, Brushes Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, de-, &c
All the Patent Medicines Of the day Physicians
prescriptions aud family recipes will b. accurately
aud neatly prepared, and IN ~ case viii any but
pure aud genuine materials be used.
lrI Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY.

Tur pes MolSgs VALLEY WING IL issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and In
ercasing circulation throughout the Dies Moines Val
ley we'll ia the rest OF the State and the { nj
ted States, and as a medium Of advertising il not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 80 per annum in
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19

% Speaking Of early religious impress
sions, the editor of the Cleveland Herald
youches for the correctness Of the following
incidents;
A Presbyterian clergyman in Northern
New York, had two smart bows, Just old
enough to have enqulring minds but not to
discern the reason Of things. They we're
taught to pray, and the efficacy and need of
prayer were daily impressed upon them
Both boys had patch Of ''tuckct" or ..pop''
corn in the garden, and the growing blades
were watched with intense interest, a small
reward being held out TO increase their IN
dnstry. One day the father walking near the
'patch,' heard the voice of the youngest
solemnly engaged in prayer, and drawing
near 10 him, listened 10 the following petit
ton
"0h, Lord, make my corn grow great biz
corn, hut make brother -- grow all little
nubbins "
In this city, last summer, conscientious
lad had. on the impulse, done something
which he knew his mother would not APP
prove. He was sincerely sorry. and carried
ms grief TO the ear Of a sister and said he
mad prayed for forgiveness. His sister COM
forted him By assuring him that God would
forgive him. With tears streaming down
his honest face, he replied: Il know God
viii forgive me. but ] am afraid mother
WON'T" There is lesson in that touching
reply which should teach all mothers to be
careful never TO '.break the bruised reed !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
>eIf-ReguIating
Stove.

fI'iil@ stowe, which has established " enyable 4
reputation a wood stove we have of lata ar
ranged for burning coal and parlor caal Stove
tts merits PROV" Equally satisfactory n for wood
We have changed the style and dress of this Stove
by adding new patterns, and have nil the real i'm
pfoVfmenis by making h 49, tops hereby retain-
mr. the alright stote which II mostly sought as a
stove Tor economy and comfort. TIE prices ol this
Move may be reduced third ~ trimming with
Tue American imitation Of russia iron. We haya
not Thought II policy ~ use this material thereby
inlurlng the reputation oi good a stove but have
MNariat used the best article 81 Russia IRON If
however, til re amy who wish them made Of a
cheaper mat rial, We @ilifagnish them nj our usual
rates Vt proht, say nine ani ten dollars respective
y. C0MSToCk & BRO
declTd
WE HAN just received large and beautiful
selection Of Brittania and planished Ware.
Whichwe viii sell low in sets by the pecc a, NJ.
~ MalA street. tOMSIoGh 4 BRO.
dect7d
W .REcEINED, Al No. 81 Main street, sla dor
- en- set Of Planished Plate Covers. mast useful
article IL housekeeping. f0MSTOCk q BRO
H541~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
AWAY Trading.

ia bought out tho Dry Good. store of james
r. Bruce, and will hereafter continue the bur nes
IN the same place.
m store Is IN charge Of Mr.. d. H. AxNABLE
"hSe long expeseHee, and polite aud attentive man
nef9 are well known IN this eo4nluuity A. / ia
ana Will ohr 'fRk Ar BAHeAiSS expect large Gus
tom.
Remembering place: One door east If H. H. Wood
eardA " Nam Street. b. A. WILLIAMS
d cI4lA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
Removal.

hR HtCk> has removed has Office to his new
- BRICK building Oh ri between Main ana John
sou, whers he will be happy his old frena- aud
mike ne" ones. dcelad
fI'HiEIl Boxes choice ". K Cheese Just received
ana t9r sale ~ HAMILL q 90.
1pq1T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-19
THE TESTIMONY or AN ESCAPED NO


VICE from the Sisterhood of St. .Ioseph
Emmettsburg. Md. the Mother House OF
the Sisters of Charity in the United States
By Josephine NJ. Bunklev. New York liar.
per and Brothers
The escape of Miss Bunkley from the
Closter Of St. Joseph, and the controversy
and interest elected BY the circumstance art
doubtless well remembered by all. Miss
Bunkley made arrangements with a firm in
New York foa the publication of her disclo-
sures or rather others made arrangements
for her, which proving unsatisfactory to her,
suit was brought to prevent the issue Of the
book under her authority and sanction.-
s'The Escaped Num-" therefore, which pro-
fesses to be the substancoot her manuscript.
and has had an extensive circulation. is not
her book. but has been issued against her
protest. But she has since made arrange
ments by which the Harpers have issued the
present book. written out under her superyi-
sion and sanction. and the Testimony Of al
Escaped Novice may be regarded as her boob,
and those who are interested enough to in
quire into the nature Of her experience, and
ter and practices Of the institution whore she
dvet for time, will procure and peruse
this volume 1t will be found at J. 7. Cave
i Sons
- The saying that misfortunes never
"come single" il well paraphased in the fol-
lowing extract from Longfellow's ''Hawa-
tha." We presume it is not plagarised
from the ''kalewale" Of Finland.
Never stoops ghe soaring vultur,
On hs quarry in the desert.
On the sick Or wounded bison.
But another vaIture watching
FROM his nigh, scrlal lookout
Sgcs the downward plunge and folloNs.
Aud d third pursues the second,
Coming from the invisible esher,
First spsck ami titen atulta are,
Til the ali Ii dark with u9us.
50 disasters come not singly,
Bat a if they watched and waited,
Scanning one another motions
When the FIRST desernda the others
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Round their victim. sick and wounded
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as follows:
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