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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30
FAMILY RO4RDTNG SCU00T-

E,0R EIGHT BOYS, at New Haven Co., HENRY
Il FREEMAN, Proprietor In this School thorough
English Classical and Business Education is impaired
while the pupils enjoy all the advantages of private
family.
For further particulars and circulars refer to j. T.
PEARL Superintendent Of the Public Schools of Nashville
Mr.. Pearl can be found daily at the High School in the
morning. and at the Crutcher house in the evening
NAV 1-dkty1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

~ The publication of the Central Democrat
has been resumed at Jackson by Messrs. Russ &
YoUNGBLooD-J. w YoUNoBtooD, editor. 1t is 3
spicy and able democratic Journal and we hope the
democracy of West Tennessee will sustain the En-
terprise Of its proprietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

Honor TO VRGNuA-We have told our work
men to adopt it a rule for the next year always
TO print VIRGINIA, when the word occurs in our
editorials, in SMALL CAPITALS.
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NASHVILLE CoURsE-RACEs.

SECOND DAY-Tuesday, May %, 1955.-Aswee
stake for untried three year old-$lOO entrance,
SO forfeit; mile heats.
W ". Voolfolk, b. c. Kansas, by Sovereign
dam Leviathan, /
W G. Harding, b. f. by Epso n, dam Miss
Florestine by Whisker, 2
Volney Stevenson, b. C. Bainie Jordan, by
Sovereign, dam Boston, jr, %
P. S. Fowler, b. C. by Glencoe, dam by Me-
doc, pd. f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

~ BEN WELLER, at his establishment on Mar
ket street, has received fresh supply Of Mowers
and Keepers. Also, every description of hortieul-
tural implements and tools
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30
MORRIS Il sTRATTON.

GAS FITTING.
WYE still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Alterations do
any kind Of work in line and warrant it well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We ofering large Chandeliers for less money than
they be brought from the Fast after paying freight
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots Of Globes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect b. first boats
from PitSburg, and will sell them very low. Apply TO
JAS KENDRICk, at The Gas Light Office, Cherry ST.
nchS'55-ly f. Il. DAVIS co.
EXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
Il lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well to
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE
formerly stretch Orr'sl which has just received the
finest article ever brought 10 this city. imchs
A II Il a L =
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0r Row. a. NJ. BRYAN, OF Pittsburg, will preach
in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Wednes-
Gay evening at y o'clock, (30th inst)
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MEnaEsnAY MoRNING. MAY 80, Iss5.

DtyNE SrRyIcE.-The Rev Dr.. BoARDMAN will
preach in the I'd Presbyterian Or. Lapsleys)
Church. on this "wednesday evening, at o'clock
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Time-l:504; l::49s.

THIRD DAr-Wednesday May 30, 1866 Pro
pretors purse, $3.50; mile heats.
WV. woodfoIk, b. f. Iodine, by Sovereign,
dam by Stakeholder, 3yr old
W. Rountree, b. C. John Powers, by Emu,
dam Lilac by Leviathan, Ayr old
?. s Fowler, b. C by Glencoe, dam by MedOc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

rzs- In our last issue we made mention of q
letter which appeared short time ago in the
Nashville Gazette, over the signature Of IAN Irish
man" who professed to be citizen of Sumner coon-
IT, In the letter alluded to- the writer stated that
he approved of the American platform, and that
he had cenversed with number of his brethren
of the Emerald Isle, almost every one of whom,
like himself, were in favor of the know-nothing
candidate for Governor. The imaginative cores
pondento of the Gazette concludes his delectable
epistle by saying that Sumner county would record
her vote IN the present election for the Gentry tick
ct. We said last week, and now reiterate the
opinion that the letter was FoRGERY-the concep-
ton of some designing know-nothing wing We
don't believe there is an Irishman in Sumner eoun-
ty who would stultify himself by voting the Gentry
ticket Summer Flaq -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

H The know-nothing papers are complaining
that on some of the public works in Virginia boss
mechanics have been discharged for being know
nothings. We don't know whether this report is
true or false. But we do know that know-no'n-
ing takes an oath to discharge from public employ
rnent, when he has the power, all foreigners ana
Catholics. And we know that any mac VINO nas
taken this secret oath, and thus assumed response
bties to others than his employers, IS unit to be
trusted with the management of national works.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

CHOS. S. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT of
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS
ADVERTISING. &C
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENIs.
] & s. sc
BEN S. WELLER

TTAS in store BrnkeysK Premium ore and wohOrse
Steel POughs, Subsoii POughs.' "tvators llarrows,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CIusIs"s Corn Drills and
Planters and OmoSt all articles css"d as Agricultural I'm
plemens ANY article which he may not have on hand,
will be ordered and OF transportation and exchange
only added to the manufacturers prices He expects by
the first Of Nav superior HAY RAKE which be wishes
to submit 10 those Interested tor examination.
Laudrfth's seeds.
Just arrived, additional supply Of COrn6eld and
Bunch Beans Parpps large quantity OF the finest Onion
Sets, and variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
4 variety of Flower Seeds hand and will be in
receipt of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot Of Galena and Iowa Potatoes at 81 soc
per bushel by the barrel.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds Of Field Seeds such as Clover
Timothy, Orchard, Herds and Blue Grzss and in few
days will be ia receipt Of Barley, Bsckwhea Hemp and
Cummin Seed Has also hne lot Of Oats.
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FOR THE C0UNTTNG HOITSF

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BLANK COP ING COOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLOTTIEG BOARD:
Bills OF LADIkG-RAILROAD RECEIPTS
co ENTTNG-HO USE R4CRS-POST BOXES;
ARNOLD.S FLUYD-ARNOLU!S CARHINE;
GOLD PEVS-STKEL PENS -LNRSTANDS;
BILL HE4DS-LETPER CLLPS-POUNCE;
CHECK TZES--PEN RACRS-ERFEZOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &c. &c. For sale by
aplI CHARLES W. SMITH.
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FOR sMITHLAND AND PADUcAH.

TEE light drsught steamer LIZZIE
L LAKE, - Master, will leave as s&5HSliSS
above and all intermediate landings on
WEDNESDAY next the Both inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
This steamer only draws IL inches light and would
notify passengers be punctnal to time, pass
the shoals before night. may29-lt
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n A S Ell V IL L E

Te Adser1iserT advertising medium that ~
hes The largest number proPoronsie ees, anu
advertising willie the creuA'o"' az INC
Of he gnon The whole community %
increasing ourciy and vrnsi OSna " "
G i-E medium tsurpassss siiits contemporaries
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30
YOUNG, WYATT & CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
WYATT & Co. -
Charlesfnn : q
: NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKs.
NASHVILLE ann NnRTH WHsTFRN RAIIpnAn.-


NASHVILLE AND NORTH WESTERN RAILROAD:
DROP0SALS will be received addressed to the subseri.
Il bers at their Office in Dresden. Wsakley county,
Tenn until Monday the 18th day Of june for the grub
ong and clearing grading masonry, cross ties de- ef 50
miles OF the Western division Of the above road eomsn.
eng l3 miles from the city of Hickman, Nv, tbs
point OF junction with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad m
Oblon county 10 Huntington. Ea--F .s
reposals viii also be received addressed 20 Nashville
un tuesday the 10th day If july for the grabbing and
ceshg grading and Masonry 4ies &C. of 50 miles
vile. - s
Inc work is divided into sections Of about one mile EACH
SeI proposals VIII embrace more sections Ths
hoos elvslon Ct eighty miles VIII be ready fr CONTRACT
Ae tne Isl OF September, Of which due notice viii be
inls Inc OF road passes through ne productive
aug neah country well waered and where supplies can
De procured readily along the line and as eheap a AZ anV
point IN the North west The work on the Western dvi
SION Is principally earth work aad the material * Iieht an
exceedingly easy of excavation The Eastern drision h
heavy work. embracing about Yards rock exeavs
non and Is 900 yards masonry TIE whole line is easy Of
access by good roads, te country is rolling and healthy
Inc usual monthly payments will be made in cash as the
WORK progresses and bids proposing take portion Of
vorably considered.
rams and prohes Of the work NAV be SEEN and spec.
baGk forms OF proposals and all other inorme-
uon obtained BY applying TO addressing the subscribers
al dresden or Nashville 10 days previous 10 The letting
myl7-lm BECKER RUST, Gent Coutractors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

ICE! ICE!
TE have opened Ice Depot in the house next door
w TO W. l.. Boyd on Cherry street. where Ice of as
line quality any in the market be had at and
half cents per pound share of the patronage is
hciied.
~ Open at all hours during the week, and until 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, on SUNDAYS
mayl9-lm W II GARRETT 4 RROS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30

MoSpAr EvES1SG-At the night session, the fol-
lowing gentlemen Were nominated and elected as
members of the Church Extension Committee
If.,sfe-s f7,. fLree 7Ieqrs-N T. Rice n n. 6 J.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-30
TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES

WE are selling ICE CREAM at S21I rer gallon.
w We are selling % BREAD TIUkETS Tor 81.
We are selling all kinds of CRACKERS at loo per ID.
We are selling BLACK and GREEN TEAS warranted,
2c per cent lower than sold by any other house in the
trade
We selling every article in line at equally Re-
duced Prices wholesale and retail
may2o VESSEL. & THOMPSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-12
REAL ESTATE SALES
Taxernsstand for Rent.


tor 80, Q, lii bloc sSS otiiaNrlen sit.,la,,
4 and runLlng back l2l i0AH alley. ILs,,.. -
best sluittd lois In the city Tor Residence,
alley on tie bark laIt aNl side, will stililt, u
of 0e half or l.Ss Hay beat suit Tie Pariase, IN
POr Information enquire al thlSOiFNe or O' Mei.,
tnV1 \ tLFb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-12

tSbi 10 t6e USS IS illsits say
Thus ar, no power sSltBa t,.o,,n,
Wotl ilEelp DO! oUlola llls ollsSa. 4;
In the first ATTEMPT sal we cease o. N.Y.
anil sQnnel sink All feGn Gu, W" p;,I,
Ssconlt no! llell ON lI'e W''ul No' ~ S S..S
6nl BSeri No! Never, never, neEs'' umu, "" ~.
cease 70 lore liberty our oI'lS, pin, Vi
foil and perfect lfeeloIIl W ou'lIs' ,Ii.. 81
said IL Cllhlllln. "ERe Nauqu'sms% y U'" n' ~
renowned They are IKE the Su!, !" ~, V IooS!
when lie HlleS JUS Iice ~ wv "0"'" Wv WV
again upon the IlIl'S o. grass ~, ,u,Lot
en-, snali weu,s Ivy mi,sl t. ~,
depends upon ourselves Wv ~, u" ~
host like ours, league o. ra'lIu,ss p"e 0""N "
friends, will font the wolll,S., wv 7-s
ny leII ava SSI!o o e !9s s,u
IL ns , ysVHIiS4 'os T.tScts n oarsttile,
And ilAls our agents to Our own Destruction
and NOW The line demands slll htm' =
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c.H,lsSnsn' ouT aim IL In restore stem Repub.
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UO.PARpNRRSHTP

OILS II. THOMPSON and III Paterson have loIRl.
" Ell partnership under Tie name Of
Thompson & Patterson
Dealers in IIOOks, Stationery, Wall Paper
aud Variety Goods, Wholesale md
llrtall.
The new firm will continue to Keep all the Popul,r Patent
Medicines ~ Lelel0'oIc kept by Patterson & 10. Ito
htscSS wit be cohncL Attic old Sta, 81 and 20 Mon.
iuc'At, Until lie 2jth when II wiIl b. removed to
III MAlN STREET, NEST SiuE, AEOYE MOSROE,
(Ihe room now occupied 10y ". T. Seiby.)
We viii nrlclr III our rev loom with an Increased
stick Of books, Stationery &C., and Urge and splendid
assortment O wall PIpel window PAPER, tIausllIe cut
huds, etc etc to which sc would call the attention Of
our lTirE,IS and CLSiourIS, WlI9
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-04
Rutland and Burlington
r ALL sFssEa II q a D
SUMNER ARRANGEM ENT.

On and after June 25th, 1866, trains will
run as follows, viz:
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at 7lS A.
NJ. and l.40# and 3.36 p. NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls AT 7.l8' aud IL .4s \. NJ and 1852 NJ
Leave Burlington for Middlebury and Bel
lows Falls, at 4 l5+ and 1895 A. NJ. and
$40 Z. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middebury aud
Burlington, at 5000 A. NJ. and 1906 and
O. 80 2. NJ.
AT Burlington trains connect with Lake
Champlain Steamers. and trains of the Yer
mont Central and Vermont and Canada roads
at Rutland, with trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenecta-
dy and the west,-at Bellows Falls. with
trains Of the Cheshire road for Fitchburs
Worcester Lowell and Buston-vermont Val,
ley road TO Brattleboro Springfield Hartford
New Haven and New Yofh-and with Sulli.
van road for Windsor, White River Junction
and the White Mountains. lilly
- Z. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
'Freight train, Passenger car attached
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would he folly in us to introduce our Pills TO
the people we should only have our labor for
our pains, and losses for our investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways Regi-
lators possess many superior virtues that all
other pills in genera use lack,and this the pa
tient will discover, by taking a single dose.
There are no pills in use that are so quick in
action, SO pleasa Mt TO take, SO mild in their OPP
cra,ion so effOctual in performing their duties
SO powerful in Kidding the system from disease
so faithful in regulating each and every organ
in the whole system TO so healthy, natural and
SC harmonious an action, as Railways Rcgu-
lators. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowels, the Skin, the Kidneys. inc Pam
creas, the Nerves, and all other organs and
viscera of the Body, 10 natural and healthy
action. They not only Purge but they Regu-
late. Their Influence extends over the whole
body-not confined TO merely the bowels-ev-
cry part Of the system feels their health-piv-
ing influencc-and disease, wherever il may
be seated, is eradicnted, aud quickly cast out
of the body.
For whatever complaint they are used,thcy
act quick and pleasart-no gripping, no sick
ness at stomach, no sinking pains, no bad
dreams, no weakness or lassitude, no Leaving
the bowels costive after they have operated.
follows in the use of Railways Regulators.
They insure to eli who take them good
nights rest, and a peasant discharge from TIE
bowels in the morning.
THE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The first dose of Railways Regulators sows
the seeds Of health in the sick and diseased
system; every dhy the patient will gain
strength. The sick become healthy, and the
feeble sltong; every organ in the diseased
body is resusctatcd with new life and yigor,
and health and reg ularty will reign through
out the whole system, The liver will be reg
ular in secretine bile, the SKIN regular in ifs
functions, the heart regular in lis beatings, the
pulse regular in its motions, and the bowels
regular, alta regular hour, in discharging their
contents, Let all who lhaYe occasion 10 take
rhysic TAKE dose Of Railways Regulators
If your system is out of order, two or three OF
Railways Regulators will pu, your system in
perfect order
AS A FAMILY fHYSIt,
Railways Regulators are III" most safe and
reliable Pills in use, ana vii cure effectively
and qnick -cos,ivcncss, indigestion, irham-
nation of the bowels, dyspepsia liver com
pla>ri: diseases of the heart kdncys, blad-
der; womb difficulties. and all FINAL" com.
plant; al urinary difficulties. Whenever
the system is ont OF order, duseCf Railways
Regulators will restore it to order health and
regularity. RADWAf & co.
I62 Fulton Street, New York =.
sold by Druggists everywhere io;iy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-04
n o ii u Nj b u G.!
Wisner's Patent Wash Tub

A new era has dawncd upon the female
portion of our world A Wash Tub, very
simple in its arrangement, has made its ap
prarance in the United States by one of
those mysterious events which characterize
most of our valuable anG useful improve
mcnts of the day. BY accidental impression
of the mind many Of the arts and sciences
have been discovered and improved. The
mind directed, steam issuing from a tea kct-
tie, conceived the powc,-hcnce "A Fulton,
with his uncouth Steamboat The fall Of
an apple, unlocks tho mind of Newton
thence the law of grav;atiuh By such small
incidents, are The origin of mast of the won
ders of the age. So in regard TO the WASH
TUB. Women have tuilcd for ages to their
utmost capacity, exposing their lives over
the Wash Tub. with no improvements to al
lcviate their burdens and scvCrcst labor in
washing
A very short time since, woman who was
tuiling at her wash board observed to n Dap
It's. Clergy man by the name Of WiSncr, of
Aurora, Erie co, n. y that she wished he
woud make machine that would he :. more
comfortable way of washing. The !, quest
cXctes his sympathy, the mind cuncevcs,thc
idea forms, the hands construct a rude thing,
but very simple Washing Apparatus. Hence
the Patent Wash Tub. The woman uses it !;
the ncishborirg women use it--all are high
ly pleased with It's washing powers The wo-
men, neighbors and friends besct Mr. Wis
ner to get it patented but no, 1t is 81 simple
it will not BE- noticed. But still he is pressed,
and yields At length to their earnest request,
and it is patented. But this word patent
stamps it at once with inflmy, and brings ii
in direct contact with all the prcjudiccs that
have originated against patent rights for half
century bit il is destined to supplant ali
ithcr methods of washing,
The superior merits of tie patent Wash
Tub is acknowledged by ALL lii the compc
tition for prizes at the Worlds Fair, at n Y +.
it took the premium, and will sooil be uni
versally used throughout tlc wide world 1t
is now before the Patent Commissioners Of
Canada, for the british Possessions IN North
America. So that in n short time it will com
pass sea and lind and in spite Of the pre-
.judiccs and the condemnation of uubrlicvcrs
! in Patent Rights
There are two things very pleasant to wit
mes in the operations of this Tub one is See
ing the dirt SO easily and lardly wished
away, and the other is HE prcjulcts are
washed away ut The same time, and tie cOun-
tcnancc Of resistability relax and clhtc with
iyful expression. This Tub wherever intro
duced has been received with unboundcd
gratitude.
n. GROVENoR & CO Proprictors Tor the
State of Vermont, except Rutland and Ben
ningtou counties.
For sale at j. Davcnports in Miidlcbury,
and by the proprictors at Bridpo;t, Vt. lli5
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-04
Important 60 Farmers

ketchums Improved Iowcr, and Com
bned Reaper and Mower, with wrought iron
frame and finger hFr, believe Is The best
idlchnc male Works the easiest and most
desirable. Will work well in wet or dry
grass, with oxen or horses. The two-horsc
machines are warranted to he capable OF cut
ting and spreading, with one span OF horses
and a driver, from 10 to fifteen acrcs per
day. of any Kind of grass, lodged or stand
ng,and do ii AS well as is donr with a scythc,
by the best flowers | used one of Keteh-
uni's machines last season TO NOV 100 acres,
and il worked AS well as recommended, and
gave the greatest satisfaction. Samples can
be seen, aud orders may be left with Geo. e.
VIM I. Parker g. Co, Vcrgennesi Jason Da-
venport, Middlcbury; ]. S. Mess.r, Sails.
bury; L. S lIemenway, Orwell ~ ,r>w M
sou, New Haven, or with the subscriber.
WHEELER FRENCH. Addison, W.,
Agent for Addison County.
N. D. For particulars aal tcs,!noo:Ils go
Circulars.
Addison, May 30, 1885. OFT
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MIDDLEBURY
FE NJ ALE SEN IN A R Y.

The Sumter Quarter will begin on Mon
day, May I, and, continue eleven weeks.
TuirioS--in Elementary English, $500;
Higher English, $3.50; LATIN and English,
$5 90; Drawing, "a 90 Painting in water
colors, $500; in Oil, $500 :. Music, $1,000.
Board in Seminary Boarding House, in
GLIDING l,oom, Lights and Washing, $1,000
per quarter. Rooms for sclf-boarding can
be readily obtained.
Bills payable at the middle Of the quarter.
W. +. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. a. F. BtscoM, Teacher of Mrsit.
Miss J. S. JONES, Teacher Of English
and French.
Miss II. KrLBorRS, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss li,RRiET L. TiLDrN Teacher of Music
Mddlebury Vt, April "A. 1855. /;
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Religious Notice.

A meeting of Advcntists will be held in the
grove, in New Haven, near Charles B'sbee's,
to CONNIE nte on Friday July 6 at 10A o'clock,
and continue over the Sabbath l. Osler, Of
Salem, Mass. and others will be in attend
ance, and will give to those that will favor
them W tn a hearing, the Scripture evidence
of the Kingdom OF Heaven being T. \ even
Mt the door. n.
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EE A letter appears in the last
Danvilc Star, from Hon j w D. Par.
kcr. dated Janesvillc, Wis june I'd. by
which I, appears that Mr.. Parker was a.
live and in good health. at that date,
contrary to the report that lie was lead
Mr.. Parker has been citizen of Brad
ford, Vt. for many years past. until last
npriug. when he took it into his head to
be off to the West. aud immediately
it was so.-RcD0SitOrN