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United States Patent once.

washington, March y, leaa.
N bs petition q Charles Copeland Of New YORK. New YORK,
arranging
from hs Of said patent which takes pnes
ordered said petition
Monday, uie lsh 1855, al y o'clock and all persons
are sss osss a anssS any 'y why
as u %rns M a. I" @
days before s day Of hesIns s testimony a'ed hy either party
win the rules Of the ONCE, which will furnished
The ,cs,iony in The case win be the eh Of May
1855 depooss, and other pspe. relied testimony
arguments Il any, within ten days thereafter
a ss s :. IN s Ga sIsas sa
Ess.g ". A ssdss aas as
nan Ohio previous
A''' ''' : 4'' A'N' - ~ CHARLES MASON,
bts#a s sta aa . Comniissioner Of Patents
p. papers please copy and
Patent Office, with containing his notice
March 23-iaw3w tf
. EW SPRING GOODs.--The .ubscrieor just
complete stock Of and desirable fancy and staple foreign
well useful articles adapted the present and approaching
Elegant new syis silks great variety
Flouncsd other French berases
Eoanssd and s, ohst rnsh French ssn"ass
Rich sa'in striped French benses
Psam am lsaeh moasssne ne DE- is,nes all coo
Extra rich black taffeta silks
Ii,gh lusgea ed b,ask -, gro W de ss s,iar Ihnes
Pria,ed linen can.br'cs for dresses
s,s Ps lss aw's,rn psd ss .o ssa'a mu nrssy masns
White and coioed French briiiante
Mans ok, Swiss, and null muslins
Plaid, striped, and plain white jaeonet enmsnea
Elegantly embroidered pocket bandkerchiefs
sreneh ,mbrpderies in grea, variety
Corded, Rrass, and hair skirts &C.
enumerate, but which will be Of
ered upon the best terms r ~ 90
Mar a5-ataw4wif tIn,eil
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gni.es states Pssens Dmcr.
Washington, March "a, 1855

AN tne petition OF Charles lieba, York. York
praying extension ~ paieut granted hin
making lbs dRs Of
years the espaion Of said patea which takes
ont he day of June, 1850
peos be heard az the Patent DGce
Monday iitb day Of June i2 O'clock az
pers.,i- appear
" said petition ought not 10 be granted
the Gle he sirn
objections, specially forth 10 writing,
The hearing Al teswony hied by ethef
BE-
rDies o TIE Once which VIII be FURNISHED
plcasiop
ienon, % ire will Ne closed the 3lss ~ May s9
relied bo
aird In before the that day
gum any, within days the fsaftrr.
published 10 rnion, sriii
gencsf and Evening star Washington, y q Arsos Baltimore
Evening Philadelphia, Pa and wcennns AtH~rraa
weeks previous 90
toe lin d.y ofJans next, the day sf hearing
CHARLES MAEfNj
toamissioaer cf Faients.
p s-Edoss ~ papers VIII pieasR copy ard ana
Paten oibee, with containing ths sons
Mark
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kXMS1e9S3 - 2Ss
Trains Joilows.
EAvE daily, except Sunday and ST. M,
Leave Bai,i,nore !, 4i and >, q. M, and and 8, M
on SUNDAY =. ~ n and :, p M Ohio railroad Co. ,o
'' For % r"aaepS sa Z New Yops
- II. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention is called the responsible
voucher Of color may wish the road
Dec l5-dtf
Minnesota = Mime sofa t-siinnesotsi
HENRY MRENTY,
Dealer IN REAL EST.aTE
oeee Oh Post Office B,ldns, Third ,trest,
PAUL, NJ. T.
bought asd sold ,roughoa The Territory Money loaned,
land warrants located.
RsrrRrsoss
Minnesota.
Hon W II II. i Weicn, chef justice of Minnesota,
R,ss Hon ~ ~ sss, aes1.s 70 .,s,as,.
Me-srs. Borup oakes, bankers,
j 7. Ro-ser secretary Territory,
T: faisnoa rsr,ie, Uui,sd states land easce.
Wm. II. Holcomse, receiver United States land Office,
Gllbers Davis, esq,
Captain A. DePeys,er,
Msssrs s. Ihomp-on Nephew,
Ms''r'' Williams = 'is,as psasx.,ss,a.
Joseph Patterson, ESQ president of Western Bank
Messrs Drsrs, Co., bankers,
+ srssa ra,Ssa Ward os' s's,sea,
Binsham Dock,
si,er James, Co.,
Edward 'a'ss nals,' $50. .e' notary public,
5sms. h meisssI,', Ki'~ssa "'s'ds, " D, = ''N'
William ssocver, esq:
Msssrs. Brown, Johnsos, Co, bankers.
Messrs. Brown Johnscu bankers.
soD Of land warrants wanted
feb ii--dSwam'
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q sw P~ss aesshsp p-saps~me Cowvs z shs United
L. saeaT-.pORRRr u WALKER Louis JANtS sssrsd
co partpesip. 6rm a Wskss Iasn,r
cuo,rsf af snpr I'd
~n me
eolrt sddrvssed
- New Yofs, si New vsesns
Jan fp--.a5m
a. .f Isisaa Of Cubs, ttted From IN. m
VI reliable Spanish ~h .~ogsssesi, cnfssoogcsi
Ms,cs RRAScK TAYLOR
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John o. Sargent 4 Charles Albert,

Attorneys and Coanseiors-at- Lac, ~
IJAVE o professional
II and viii attend to any cases that nsy be unsted
any court sitting the District OF Columbia
WAsHIsaros, ID. o.. March -. 1855. #IH#sf
Mar 15--eod3m
EW SPRING GiOODS.--Jusi received, aud ready for
OF cloths, and vesings,
which prepared 10 make up IN the
mos approved styles, aud al the shortest notice
& WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Taller,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ aud 9th streets
Mar 2-eodm
hats, HATS. HATS five have received large and
III fashionable gents travelling hats and which
offer for sale at extremely low p,.css, at 4 .
II. BUTT 4 HOPKfHS'S,
Temple uf Fashion. corner Of d and Pena av,
Mar a-eo2wif between Browns and National Hotels.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-The block ofbui
ings Union Buildings and now occupied
by newspaper establishments They situated
street directly Penn
10 feet front by s eet deep The
and aud its post
avenue yearly The time Of the
expires September next which day possession
be bad z. .ss. s,..5
Also ihst large lh street
pos 0fcc, doors sonh OF q sIeetl
18th west next door to The
bu q r and 18th strees
sold private sale 10 The
W be made favorable 10 the purchaser - : ,,,
Apply to Gu ~. WlsDEh,
Msr a0--2awtl5 May h+F srg4a.t ss
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Cromweifs Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
~ i'll despatch daily Baltimore and New York
and twIce week from Boston Baltimore Baltimore 10
Boston. r s5a54 7 =
This ne affords unequalled facilities men OF ts
Dsc OF Counba Th freight
and through bill OF iadng Washington
freight and commissions charged Applications freighi
promptly attended 10 by the following agents:
at. a. G. HALL,
~ Exchange Place, BALTIMORE
H. B, CROMWELL,
Corner W ashing0u and Albany streets, NJ. Y.
mo. w. SCHASK,
Jan 7-dJm Foot of India wharf, Boston,
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DERRY BROTHER prt opeued mairA-e psieG ssppt.a
Their ~ sgssss ai bsins so"psf 70 Az ~
rngc..es he'd sasy boe ns most ehstes yles afs
- shsu-sds 81 ---........ ~. 60.
- 4 pnssd ~ hsses W -. nn5 t9f se-h
~ b fTeeeFtfHts PrSrsyf ~
ag tae pvrtsdf sn others srs drs~s@es os our
pfgsp.uv u,r~ssed not request goods nom
s, tu..se,,oa n ceafu
Kia gloves exchanged or tsssn p&'S,
oaep price only =. :. -. -. = I.
cas-
Mar i3-di0uf
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mHE ONLY ONE AurnOMizEDi--rheR Rob q DR. BOY

ONLY ONE AUTKlOltiZEDf-IheR Rob u DR. BOY
vEAU LAFfECTEUR far superior to the rups o. cuisi
accidents from accouchmeots The critical
of l and Hereditary act1ouy OF bumors - dep"s
the bladder,
OF arising from abuses Of
phsic the Rob in
Diseases ensuing from the
IN. vrns ibont n-uszng The ROB Boyvesu IT, above ali
Diseases whether recent or long Aand
Ing resisted the powers Of mercury or me fodn
Of potassium. 49,, o.
William wholesale ORDERS Gais Dncense
New Orleans sruiily, San Frspciseo
s the druggists throughout the Unit
The psaehet o pctcr Dc 81 Ssrsa on 'he med
al rroper,ss be ossansd By writing 10 g. Bon
81 William New YORK. who van give every Information
wanted
dies &C ee Il be has the Rob Ia bond
March is-diy.
.,ArlREA AND sATIRlsrSg by james Hsnnsy, su-
- sipgroa fcn,boy and cosas de hSpsss Going 70
Josi puslissed and for -ae
TAYL0R MAuRys
Masch bookstore, near sh a.
pNes.ssH s~ar-nsek % In ses~ncs a"a 49,
and Improvements Of The past year. vol
M,sS Mms lA'se ''''''" Ne's A'''' " FRANcg TAYLOR
pEorLE-s EDITION oF cHsSNiNc'n nwefss ~ r y s ass
Dr ChAna..s ~ ss vosrne- hound Pree ~ 1 ne s'"s
vo,n,n@s md ,irer. 81
Memoirs EeTy Claiming, vols fnest - Wv"
pprvsst engraved ~ses ,..., .-s...e,., Pytc. "a
-. :,
March 10 boo""s' ha@ w" 'a'sl
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The New York and Liverpool United States
et4aT Mail Steamers.

e .a#. .#IEttH EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
.#.#.s ra# a.T. "a #- .sIL, 4 i l5.l6 Liverpool
4 @. ROBERTS b CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, Londou
b, @. WAINWRIGHT Co.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
The
huon ewey precious metals, unless bills
ladng the value Thereon therein
Dec l7-dn
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rs.aemps,on OF ytrginis six Per Cent. Debt.
,pr boaee. Of the following eerneass Of deb, b,
IS ~ Virginia. feaeeniabie March, 641
"a period esceedins hfte@n will
rae shaking by an
a. ne,a assembly Virginia, passed Of
s Is ~,I proceed, the first day Of April, 1855, 10 ~
- H. srs certificates the Of the
s.,s The certificates
@ aay Of Ap surrender the same AZ the Office of the second
a ana whether surrendered The
osass on thai day
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WIN. NJ. Merrick,

WIN. Nj. Merrfck,
arroRsEy At Law,
No. Lonisiana arenus,
AZ practise Court OF the United riaier me
cout OF claims several courts OF The District OF Co
lumbs
g7--31awn
Ns.w sPAING GOODS DUvALL Il BRO, Merchant Tail
IN their spring aud go"s OF
which prepared make 20 or
their elegance and fashion Iher customers
generally invited call and make the selections
DUVALL h BGO.,
Merchant Taiors, r
Pennsylvania aycnpc, between ~ aud e'h streets
Msrehg g-9rawaysif
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cHsEG MOUSSE, and Cor chief clerk N The
VI Treasury will aend 20 the poca
psrsiou haifpay he-; 10 ne settlement
pfr ssvesi 10 the pu
receipt unclaimes IN
Instructions and obtaining land warrants"
accompanied with cea- post Shee stamps war
procured for one dollar each.
RsrxREScg
& isbs Nhnlesey, csa, Comptroller OF toe Treasury.
Nnfhan Sargent. esa tate Register of the Treasury
soh SON. Coar ~nners Q Land once.
n Ciiet lat. Solicitor
The Mayer of Washington.
ant
The Pr.dru and cs-h.rs ws.hnson
once No @l i5.h suee, west, wassioator.
Mar t3-ssw <eo u 4eFH af Ntar
rrUEN,B's Engissh Pa.t and Present s.s. 4
IN. OF seward with selections putihsd sna fb
TAYLOR n NAURYss
Narch2s Bookstore, sth street
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Those holders redeem by ator
ney musi residing beyond limits States ac-
owge the etore sule minister lenpoeniiary charge
dsfa consul general consul consli
appond by the Of the United States
country proper officer OF country
The other chief magistrate Of any CITY, town.
United States acknowledgment
peMe~ tsbic,
appointed governor Virginia, sufficient
certificate he delivered.
a W CLUTTER, auditor Public Accounts The Commission
;. II, PARKER, Register the
GEO w. MUHfoRD, ssc'y commonwealth. ing fund
RcHaosp, Virginia, December 81, 1854.
Dec 3l-d3m ..1sfss III
nhIadeiphi~, NiaRsra. and Great Western Line.
uassENGERs depot Philadelphia and Road
ing Railroad Company tBoad and Vine sests) daily IN
m.
UeuOii. 10 90
Niagaa tshs-.-. 10 90
y
-. .. .S
Eimifh.... 90
Freight the Philadelphia Reading Railroad
6road and Cherry stree) daily Cor Chicago
Pnt Arrangements nave been made which despatch
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
peb 6--dn -
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.rRrNG ~ryLE OF ssnt's Dress ia fos 1859 Wi,
- which fw
unsu
N Fsshon, BUTT HJrKfNs,s
of 9Th and Pennsylvania
Mar between Browns and National Hotes
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offer reside, situated near Aliens
HUNDRED land hes hundred %" % and Any q Which
hign state OF part ad aown 70 grass ana part under
II and ubdvded and ample supply
excellent and he situation remarkable for sanby u distant
miles from The regular steamboat landing popes creek
the Potomac afordng every facility for travel and uanspoa
Persons wishing purchase address the at Aliens
presh Office, visit him on The premises Possession can be
Mar s-2aw3w
VERY PLEASANT summer Rooms 90 rent n, No
' 4es 2,h street, between and =.
Mar 6--diw
spcctacIes.
oLD silver ne steel and plated speccles eye glasses Sc Of
long experience gives peculiar selecting glasses
= ". w. GAIT q BRo
Jan as-u
A Musical Journsi MILTON
THE New York Musical annually bun
dred pieces of new nuse besides vast amount OF critical in
ehap Lowell Mason, mboding the practical results
ndu..ous career And y, the
nsys y or a. m or m as dol
Of music invited TO sei ap clubs aud forward subscriptions Pub
shed ornigh Specimen copies seni receipt OF hve
address post paid Mason Brothers. "a Park Row,
INFORMATION waNrEp.-sny one bavns knowledge OF
Whereabouts of General lanes Hamilton. soyua
Of 80 Carolina and second 20 hs clay and Randolph duel wiz
addressed . Albany, Georgia. ~1.-r
4 IT,
Mar s-AdScp' JAMES w. THlRNHURf.
NEW Novel by the author OF >. Mary asr,on --Narrh
and scui; BY ne author Of" Crawford The Moorln Cot
kc Price s1s cents.
Kings Life in the Palace; BY Jno Csbbotr
Price s.
Just Published, a.d III sale
TAYLOR MAuRY's
Mars bookstore, Ninth street
The National Hotel aarH1H
IN he
The OF the kitchen
The 90 suass and me alterations IN and sboa, the dining
and crpu
The the best the afford
the style nd expense nr ishor VIII
house. respect,
heefore pnb
patronage which has bera
desiring io tho
si.r the aoih, BY calling 81 the Hotel
w.sHrssros csry, November "a, 1884,
Nov l6-u
rARRtAGE Horses sale "A pair Of Beautifully
VI matched northern family csssc hocs together wifh
nih ncrhern-hutss snoteta carriage. fIa.3
carnage months aud
ana prrfset arss parehs--d .H
for Will sel them
Apply WM r. DOVE, Coaidraler Firai Wsrd
Nov aNn Hsse4
.srRING ~rYIE al Gents Dress Tia fas 1883 w,
y introduced, which fw beauty
n.usss Ao the patented s as ~ the Temple
Corner q 6,h street. and Psnnsyivania avenue
Mar 2-eoSwn between nrovna and National Hotss.
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l,ARHtAGE aud Horses for sale Il pair Of beautifully
family carriage ho-es, together
pihcc norihern hutls aoteta carriage. EAl.8
4 value, brins young and gente Tn.
only about twelve n1nhs, and
nd perfect : arss purchased
viii -e
App,y o NN. r. DOVE, Coaidraler, First w.rd
Nov ~ diff gNn 4Hea
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INFORMATION WANrED.-Any baving knowledge OF
of General James
she duel,
very greatly undersigned by forwarding him
add Albany, Georgia 1e5t N&sf
Hon. Robert Toombs ard Alexander II. stephens.
Mar s-ydScp- JAMES W. THnRNsURY.
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NEW Novel by the author OF . Mary Hsrron '--Narrh
N and soutb by author oft Crawford y The
iass,r &C. Price sTs
King. Life in The Palace; BY Jno Csbbou
Pric. 81.
lust published ard n. sale
TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
bookstore, Ninth
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orders for tickets and shares aud certificates ~ paekaa he
each drawing viii be immedasey ae
all who order nom
Address Y. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
March a7-d wilmington, Del.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14

about Won, TO the pillow and the active labofs OF
the farm. and our word for it, you will have no
cause TO complain Of the occupation, or the
times, for any lack Of success you will enconnL
ter.
Farmers Of the United States You have
the most honorable calling that ever engaged a
class in any nation, ancient or modern-you
have now an opportunity ofmaking it the most
lucra,iye-it will be your own fault IL you do
not improve il. DO not, with the foolish ex-
pectation Of seing your sons or dependents sue
coed better elsewhere, drive or allow them to
be drawn away to other more promising, (6af
only promising) persuiis, mercantile, proies-
sienal or otherwise. Attach them TO your own
honorable calling, and let them impart 10 it
whatever they can bring to its aid, Of intellect
and muscular vigor, and you will be literally
rewarded in their certain and abundant success.
To assist our readers in carrying out these
suggestions, and raise the greatest quantities
of produce at the least cost, we shall give
series Of articles on the ordinary American
crops, in the successive numbers Of our paper,
commencing in our next with Spring Wheat,
and following with the other important products
in their season. We shall feel greatly obliged
il our observing and intelligent friends will aid
US in this desirable work, by giving US any
rev and successful practices which they have
adopted, not hitherto generally known. They
need not apprchend producing an over-supply.
Our granaries, and those of Europe, are now
so much exhausted, that there is no danger OF
filling them to repleton for two years TO come,
...;..r~-.l f.rftrlatfual 10
morrow What may be contributed by one,
will be available for all, and thus each contrib
uior will be likely TO receive his share Of ben
eft in return for what he has conferred on 9th
ers, Amer. Ag.
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Donires bazed up in all parts of the village,
and Tie prespirng Engishnan felt like con
fusion worse coufoundcd.'
The patriotic crowd conducted him into the
dining hall, where a table was covered with
wines and refreshments, and toasis and speech
es occupied the night until late hour. Mr..
Pierce, himself, felt all the importance of the
moment, and although mystery still hung
over the transactions no felt the fattering as
suranco that he had suddenly become noted
character, and swallowed the wine with great
gusto.
He awoke in the morning with a rousing
headache and asked the landlord the amount Of
his bill.
Why, nothing, sir, replied Bonilace.
Nothingn exclaimed the astonished Eng
ishman. Why, how is that after giving
me the best room in the house, the head of the
table, and foasting me with wines--hOw is III
It's nothing more than what is due your
distinguished position
= Distinguished position, what distinguished
position What does alhthis mean VIVA
is it about Who am r.
Well, il you are not the President elect o.
the United States, I'm sure can say who
you are, replied the landlord.
The United Stales-why, sir, ! don
know anything about the United States-lm
an Englishman.'
Aud not the Presiden, =
Certainly not
Well, why didn't you say so, thenr
What did know about it ] never knew
before, that was the President This is the
first time have heard about it. Pray, wha
| is the Presidents namel'
Frank Professionalism Pierce
/ Well, its near enough, to be sure-only M
name is Francis. commonly write it Frank
however, as you will see on the register
| j did see it on the register
DO look like the PRESIDENT
| The landlord showed him the likeness ofth,
/ President and asked him what he thought.
'Don't say anything about it, said the Eng
/ lishman. Let it all go for a mistake, I've
been treated like lord, bat don't say worr
about it. Let me pay my bill and leave-an'
if they come TO invite me TO the dinner which
they spoke of you can excuse the matter in an,
way you see fit. ] never heard Of the Presi
dent before--I did not even know bis name
but after this | will take care and write m,
name in ful-that's all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14
MISCELLANY.
From the Yankee Privateer.1
WHAT'S IN A NAMEI
ny BARRY.

About the time that the Locos demolished
the Wings, and elected Franklin Pierce, quiz
ct, unobtrusiye individual arrived in this coun-
try from England and having some mpor-
tant business to attend to in the western states,
found himself, one sunny morning in Autumn
in one of the little towns of the Buckeye State
1t was quite lively little place, the gentleman
thought, as he stepped ashore, and gave his
baggage into the care of porter, who direcc,-
ed him 10 a hotel, which seemed to have heel
originally built for the purpose of transporting
10 some larger city. Everything was nice and
comfortable, and our iravellerIelt secretly hap
py that he had found so cosy spot in the back
woods of the new World He walked up to
the register, and wrote his name in large, un-
mistakeable characters, Frank Pierce.
The landlord looked at the name, and then
To the man. He had never seen the president,
but he had often scanned the likeness Of thai
worthy individual, which hung, suspended in a
gilt frame, in the bar-room, and the man be-
fore him seemed 10 be the veritnble original
There was the same black, curly hair, the same
flap TO the coat collar, and all that sort of things;
so the president be must be-
80 "iSSo' iOoH 'H io HOuSc WAS DTuSneu
mp and put in tip-top order for tho distinguished
guest the landlord was obsequious, the SER
wants dignifed-ihat is, the landlord digniied,
and the servants, etc., etc. The head of the
table was assigned him; everybody approached
him with awe no one spoke Familiarity to him
and the gentleman began to think that he was
TO be a distinguished individual in spite Of
himself.
In the course Of the day, deputation of cit.
izens waited upon him to express their unbound
admiration of the man.
General exclaimed one of the more prom.
inent of their number, 1t is useless for yol
to attempt to travel incog., for you are now toe
prominent member of society to remain il
ebscurity!'
General repeated the Englishman in as
constituent, why do you call me general =
True replied the spokesman, we SHOULD
rather saypresident; and you must not forge
that we polIod here the largest vote, consider
ing the size of the place, of any other town il
the state, and gave you, by all odds, the larpes
majority
Observation-Disclosures inward,
eogiated the gentleman, more perplexed thai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14
SETTING FRUIT TREES.

As apples bring good price in bearing
years as well as in others, farmers will be en-
couraged to SGT more trees. April is a good
time to attend to this matter, and those who are
to set new trees should prepare.
A farmer asked us last week how he could
best trim his oldapple trees and graf them anew
lie had large number scattered over his farm,
and they were not yet too old TO produce.
We answered at once that good axe very
near the roots Of the trees would be the best in
strument he could use, He would then have
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14
THE MocKING BIRD.

The gifted and lamented Richard Henry Wilde
thus celebrates this bird in an exquisite sonnet;
Winged mimic Of the woodsl thou motley fool!
Who shall thy gay bufIoonery describe
Thine ever ready notes of ridcule
Pursue thy fellows still with jest and jibe;
Wit, sophist, songster, Yorick of thy tribe,
Thou sportiye satirist Of natures school;
To thee the palm of soothing we ascribe,
Arcl-mocker and mad Abbot Of Misrule!
For snch thou art by day-and all night long
Thou pourest soft, sweet, pensye, solemn strain,
As if thou did'st in this thy moonlight song,
Like to the melancholy Jacques complain,
missing on falsehood, folly, vice and wrong,
And signing for thy motley coat again; }"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14
PICTURE OF 4 coon MAN.

Some angel guide my pencil, while draw,
What nothing less than angel can exceed,
a man on earth devoted to the skies;'
Like ships In sea, while in, above the world.
With aspect mild, and elevated eye,
Behold him seated on mount serene,
Above the fogs Of sense, and passions storm;
All the black cares and tumults of this life,
Like harmless thunders, breaking ut his feet,
Excite lis pity, not impair his peace
Earth's genuine sons the sceptred and the slave
A mingled mobl wandering herd! he sees,
Bewilder'd in the vale; What higher praisel
What stronger demonstration Of the right
YOUNG