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GEErLEnEH's FEE EHuEs AED GAIrERs

(,Ksfs sapsr Bsosh ~ Congress Gaiirrss
VI Cloih a. piAln with tipsf
hulearl4n stcess
r.truEl.e1Eksr Dress "a oes,
VITA Yaro1s ether kls fey sl1cTiCF and ef hs mesa
fashlon4bic make 3asl opened 4f a Calisxc street.
zaxs5 JOHN RANAeF.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprietors generally, and especially Of this
ay under the and regulations heretofore prevang
called upon perform labor without
ton than any Of community The gratutous
publication OF charity and religious advertisement
muncatOns tributes Of respect, obituaries, &C &c which
only be inserted az heavy cost 70 the proprietor
poses upon them burden on9rous that they called
upon sefdefencc check the abuse by making such
publications charge, 70 extent az least upon the par
ties Immediately interested. Iu this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the press other cities impeed by
sense OF its intrinsic propriey, and Imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united toge-
er in mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square o - lines OF BREWER 10 lines
less 0 nonparel for the LIST insertion ........Sl 90
Poreach additional Insertion per square ........ 80
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FAMILY FIOUR.

IAiE mzn1iacturing choice aTcle Of Faur espe-
w eaily iur family ust vhieh onef hs trade On
The liberal terms All orders len the coe w meet
proupt attention. tiysl g. HAMMOND a 90.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,
BY ID. mINER. MEETING SIT.
apis-dly CHARLESTON, =, c.
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SELF sEALIEG PRIsERvE CANS AND JARS,


SHALL be in receipt la lev da,s u quantity % YER,
superior and invalnshie SessalnF Preserve Cana hd-
Hi ahH ndafted flr courenieuor and uscfpcss tls
u osr Wisng 20 preserve fruts and vsgctAbles
Ills ~ u. D, DICkRY
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Eye and Ear.
W. 4. COOK, M. ID, ST. LOUIS, NO.

W. q. COOK, M. ID, ST. LOUIS, MO.
nR COOK respectfully reneWs the tender Of -
IL his professional services TO the public in this ,.ss@>
and the al dining States. successful prs ctice H$
OF eighteen years devoted 10 the treatment 49,
diseases incident 60 the and Justify him r the
belief that all Who may be IN any afflicted those m
portant organs viii nd nom his treatment speedy and per-
manent Telief.
Dr. Cook just returned from the Fast, where he has
been carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Ear In
the principal Eye nhrmares in the United States; and he
feels warranted in offering his professional services Nth
degree confidence those who may be afflicted Those
whom he treated the best witnesses Of his sk and
there thousands IN 81 Louis and the Western states
who bear testimony 10 his skliu treatment lie
specially Hon II. :. Geyer, X. Mackenzie ksq,
Messrs Charles, Blow 20 st Louis; Hon. Johu Moore,
state Treasurer of Illinois, Jas Charles President Mssou
ri Bank H. Cole, Warsaw, H. Capt r. C. benry, Warsaw,
Missouri.
E- Office northwest corner Of Pine aud Second streets
up stairs entrance on Pine u. Septll-dASly
NOR RENT-I have for rent splendid stand for a
II Blacksmith on the Nurressboro' Pike, so miles from
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence.
and all necessary houses 10 20 acres Of cleared land
plenty Of hre wood, &C. Terms easy. Apply to
T. A. BALI0NE, Geun Ag',
IanI EN No. u Deaderick street
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.

IA. -. 4Nl MAIN ~ AO.s
No. 55 College Street,
A RE now prepared 70 exhibit one Of the Most Conn
y pIetc well rs The Largest Stocks of Dry
Goods of-d by retail in this country All We de-
sire for rends and buyers generally 20 call us for
what they want, snd we Will surely supply them.
The having tiT months IN New York.
have accomplished much getting up her stock from first
hands, which will enable them TO SCI, at prices yr beOL0
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing and beautiful;
Brocade and Paid FOuucas,
Plain, Plaid and Nrocades;
1000 "ich, high colored Delains;
Plain, plaid and rich Figu ed Merinos.
Laccs and RmbrOiderics.
2G0 sets Of fine Val and Honton Laces;
100 Collars and Sleeves Lace;
100 French Work Jaconet;
80 d" 4" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic aud staple Goods.
Authe Leading styles OF Goods, such
New York Mills aud other Domestcs;
Cotton and Linen Sheetings,
Damask and plan Toweing and Towels;
Jaconet MuslnS ami Camhr cks
Globe, MerrimAck, Dundel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture ChiEtEes, &c, &C.
GentIemem's Wear.
New French and English Cloths, plain and fancy Cassl-
and Nestngs, in endless variety, which will have
made order In the fashionable style.
Also, extensive assortment Of kd and other Gloves,
Hosiery, stocks, Oravas Collars Handkerchieis, &C.
CarPetings.
We have now the largest and most varied stock ever Of
ered the Nashville pul c which will be be added monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out.
sepl5
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NEW UNITED SEATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.


4 NEW TRI WEEKLY LINE OF POUR saSNMM
y HORSE POST COACH is now in 4sg.&-sSSsf4
operation for the accommodation OF the trlyeng public
from HUNTSVILLE and WlIITESBURG Ala, via Blunt
Springs, huntsville Elyton % Gontey 10.
This line l. stocked with 6ne Concord, Troy and Albany
built Coaches good leans, careful ana experienced drivers
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee will
find this the cheapest best and most expeditions route to
Central aud South Alabaraa.
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave Huntsville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Monte alo Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
bsma arriving Selma O'Clock, z. NJ, and then
cTT~T-n - Meeting with daily lins OF Mail steam
se5sEts7 ers for Montgomery, Mobile and New
s0reans. Also with double daily line
q Mail Marion Greensborough scaloosa aud
Demopolis, Alabama; Coumbu- Jackson and Vicksbug,
Mississippi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Monevallo the arrival Of the Cars from Selma
on Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays arriving Hunts
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays al o'clock
A. NJ in time with daily line Of Coaches for
Winchester the Nashville and Chattanooga a /
Railroad Also. connecting Whesburg with 4rsSkzk
q daily line of Mail Steamers for Decatur, and -
thence by Ra Stages Tuscumbia Florence and
Baig's Springs Ala Holly Springs Miss. and Memphis,
Tenn. Also, Getting at Whtesburg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The Propreors have from the solicitations Of
the liens North and south Alabama established this
Line considerable expense and with but little aid from
the Government they hope TO receive such patronage
will enable them to keep it in successful operation
HARRINGTON BARNES,
aug24-3m Proprietors
Nnshvie True whig copy three months and forward
count this ofice-Hletsril1e AdUOcdte.
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A NBERSON. =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
"A Goods &C. &C. Union street, No 80, between College
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. uecoi
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Wheat (! Wheat |!

I'VE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Cal and rs before yoa ssn,
aug15-d J. r. YEATMAN.
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Wheat, Wheat /!

WE have on han and are daily receiving extra heav
w "a ana rs Ozpaburgs and EheetiDgs suitable for
heat and Corn sacks-Whieh viii scf low fof Cash.
MORGAN co,
Au20--U No. 49 Pubitr square.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

Fail Ptowing, or Buck-Wheat Il
kiH Wire Worms. We take the
following from A. {. Dicknson's
AJdr IS before The Cortland County
IN " Agricultural Society:
Plo~ing in the fall is 10 become
more fashionable than formerly, as
regard II as the best aud only sure
remedy TO destroy the wire worm
which has made and is making sad
havoc of alnos, every kind Of crops,
wholly destroy ed some. Flowing
late ~ The fail Will moi Nil all, but
most Of them. In three years think
TIC, "ruy ~ ----iy - an,a oil de-
stro,ed and it is the only remedy |
know Of 10 destroy the most mischie-
vous and rulnous insects the farmer
has 10 contend with. | have heard
il said that five bushels salt TO the
acre would destroy them, or one hun
dred bushels Of lime. ! have Tried
both, and sowed ten bushels of salt
to the acre, and they only laughed at
my fully. tried one hundred bush
els al lime as recommended, and
they ia,tened on my bounty. have
only proved one remedy for the ras-
Gals, and tina, is to break the sod and
sow il to buckwhea,; pillow late and
as often as possible in the fall, and
then sow II 10 peas in the spring
with the like blowing next fall they
will no, disturb any crop next season
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Napoieon's Nativity.--Though
the French seem to claim the great
Corsican as peculiarly their own,
and feel little of his fame reflect.
cd on themselves, still they have
never been entirely alone IN claim.
ing him. All allow hun TO have
been a great man, aud some-Ab.
boli for instance, las, see the pre-
face to his hlstory)-that he was a
man OF most peaceful incllnations,
and, as such, All ornament To tie
world and one of its most iIustl lous
citizens. Indeed, the world in gen.
eral claims HIM as a human wonde,
though the wise trust that such a
wonder will never again appear
HIS nativity, however, we never
heard disputed before yesterday
We had taken seat in an omnibus
beside an enthusiastic Hibernian.
who declared--and pointed his de.
claratlon with an oalh-that No
great man was ever born OUTSIDE OF
the limits of Iceland. What Will
: you make of Bonaparte,' inquired a
forward specimen of young France
VINO was also passenger. Bona.
parle. BonaparIe is ilt' exclaimed
our Hioernian friend, faith, il.
me that knew Bonapate well wher
he was a boy in ould ireland. w,
used TO go TO school together, bu
Il wasn't Bonaparte they called HIM
but Bony Patrick, at your service.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

CdbJoges.-There are more ways
TO cook fine cabbage than 10 boil
il with bncon side, aud we, few
seem 10 comprehend that there can
be any loss in cooking il, even III this
simple way. Two-ihlrds Of The
cooks place cabbage in cold water
and start il to boiling this extracts
all the best juices, and makes the
pot liquor soup. The caobngc
head, after being washed aud quar-
tered, should be dropped into boiling
water, with no more meat than vii
Just season il. Cabbage may be
cooked TO equal broccoli or cauli'
flower. Take firm, sweet head
cut j, into shreds, lay il in salt and
wuter for SIX hours. Now place il
in boiling water until it becomes ten
der--,urn the water of, and add
sweet milk when thoroughly done ;
take |, up in colander and drain.
Now season with butter and pepper,
with glass Of wine, ard a li~le
nutmeg grated over, and you will
have dish little resembling wha,
are generally called e, eens.-Soit O
the South.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

Patent Office SEEDS The edito
Of the Dela,oare County Rpnbi-
can complains that he planted SON,
seeds from the U. s. Patent Office
labelled " Squash" and the product
was large yellow pumpkin weigh,
ing some sixty pounds. The cause
is attributed TO the fact that in man,
places the terms squash aud pump.
kin are synonymous. TIE Paien,
Office is doing good work in send
ing out seeds. A Mr. Brown, oil Ma
rylaHd received some seeds OF the
"Cassabar Melon" from which he
had raised fine specimens of an en-
tire new kind of melon, which he
says measures sixteen inches in
J. Myth, and four inches in diameter
are very sweet and juicy, something
of the nature Of the pineapple in
taste, with scarcely any pulp. They
are eaiable quite To the rind, and the
rlnd itself is very thin, and they oc-
cupy small space. Those who
have eaten them say they surpass all
other melons.
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The Lords PRAYER.

A friend tells US an anecdo,e OF
Booth, The great tragedian, which we
90 not 1ecoIlect having seen in print.
u occurred in The psImy days of his
isn Q, before the sparkle of his etea,
black eye had been d,mmed by tina,
bsne Of genius, strong drink.
Booth aud several friends had been
invited to dine with an old peo,ls-
man ia Baltimore, Of distinguished
kindness, urbanity and pie,y. The
hos,, though disappearing Of ,hea,r..
aad theatre going, had heard 50 much
Of bs'o.h's remarkable powers, thu,
curiosity 10 zee the man had, 10 ,hi
instance, overcome all bis scruple
md Prejudices. After the sotesisin
aens vas over. lamps lighted, shs
she company sesested in the drawing
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA.

Fer Purifying ths Bleed rsHou NJ all dsta ~ sisg
fsoH tIcc.s ~ .bercnrR, tJposufe taggaaeace a.
tue, ehroAc aadl dsoa-s, art,a r,0r ca
PHr stair ~ The bia0i aaa nc rsla6is ,g q
Hg kReUs emf fsr he cure ~ strsfaa, aai hAaes,
SAD "a, alterations y me Thrant LaH o. P4ias
oHa sUcliiTgs ~ Las hsHs =, I,ttfr, P,HPi,s ,hs
race aha 50 frHguoHs II he SSH.
his tritclr 4 .oN prescribed ts -One ct The
dist'ngu sued phys ius iar country, nd "a.
more thrirut m qf4cice th "a anN preparation 81
sHpHr,i YET uhrf q O" iha ,,ulir. several ra-u-
srcrniap ssphis, M fouoai AID ~etofalnus va rae
have eutfc' rorosrt-d in the iueuranis sand.
fulhc asihu Iou- Which Tad fif macy year, .i,ied
esrii mode "i trettuen, ,hn could yi.r. These
cHsts lurtsh stuktnE Nlupr- of Tie .itutafy frc
"iiis medirinr 40 affr-tns sor OF he
d &c 'ses q or thr u ni, wore destroyed, aud the
b.ues already al ccicd.
NpTfcE.-L"uot- tom res ons bic Physician. and
ff"l s-"fs OF vfal Medira l-ses, aud ithca -
Of ours h"m pltieuts III bs found acuomp.utia bo IA
Preparations
PrIers, FLUID xtact "i Buchu, 5 per bottle OF {
hut ies TO- s..
PAGES 10 al ct Of sarsaplrla Al per pot,ie, or
npitls Tor s. equ "a strength to don OF :, iup
Of ~afsapsiilis.
rnepnied ann sold ~ II 4. HELMBDLD Chemist
CbsstnGt street near the Gifafd House, Pniladu-
phiH.
To be- had ofCOLI.INS L ElCE Montpelier, VI.
And ni Drug iit. a II Nealess r,t fywhero.
81 lett rs drse;sa 10 the PSoPrisi0S 7gsat
'H~sd'eis at ehi'er. AZ; ly.
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room, some one requested Booth as
a particular favor and one which all
present would doubtless appreciate,
10 read aloud the Lords Prayer
Booth expressed his willingness TO
afford them this qualification, aud
the eyes were turned expectanlly up
on him. Booth rose slowly and rev.
erenlly from his chair. II was wond-
erfui To watch the play Of emotions
that convulsed his ountenance. He
became deathly pale, and his eyes
turned trembling upwards, were wet
with tears. As yet he had not spok-
en-. The silence could be felt. 1t
became absolutely painful, until at
last the spell was broken as If by an
electric shock, AT his rich toned voice.
from white lips, syllabled forth,
'Our Father who art in Heaven,
&c, with pathos and fervid solemn
iiy ,ha, thrilled all hearts. He flush
ed. The silence continued Not a
voice was heard nor a muscle moved
in this rapt audience, until from a re-
mote corner uf the room a subdued
sob was heard, aud the cid gentle
man. their host, stepped forward
with streaming eyes aud toiiering
frame and se,zlng Booth by the hand
SIR said he, ~ broken accents
you have afforded me a pleasure
for which my whole future lie Wi
feel grateful. am an Old u an, and
every day from boy hood To- the pres.
ent time, | thought | had repeated
the Lords Prayer, but | have never
heard 1t before, neUer. You are
right, replied Booth ; to read thai
pra,e as ii should be read has cost
the The severesi study and labor ful
ihity years, aud an far from being
yet satisfied with my reading Of lha,
wonderful production. Hardly one
person in ten thousand comprchends
how much grandeur can be condeis.
ed in space 50 small aud IN words
so simple. The prayer OF itself SAT-
! ficIenily illustrates the truth OF the
Bible. aud stamps opon il the seal OF
divinity
SO great was the effect produced
(says our informant who was pres
eni, that conversation was sustained
but II short Time longer III su5dued
mouosylIables, and almos, entirely
ceased aud soon after, nj an early
hour, the company broke up, aud
retired To their several homes with
sud faces and full hearts.
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Hon TO Commence Business -
Well, DO S, we doubt not that you
would like to rise high III The world
and become good farmers, mer-
chants, &c. Here is a good motto
for you-Begin at the lowest round
OF The ladder and keep climbing
and here is story which will, MI
nstrale just what we want to say.
One of The wealthlest merchants of
New York city tells us how he
commenced business. He SAYS:
entered store and ask d if
clerk was not wanted. No. in a
rough tone was the answer, all be-
ing too busy to bother with me
when | reflected that if they did
-; want clerk, they might want
'ar"rer hnf J was dressed too
fine for that. l went To my lodge
iiigs, put on rough garb, and the
next day went INTO the same store
and asked if they did not want a
porter, and again No, SIR was the
response when | exclaimed, in
despair almost, "a laborer , Sir, |
will work at any wages. Wages IS
not my Object must have en-
ploy, and | want to be useful, IN
business These last remarks at
iracted their attention and III the
end | was hired as laborer IN the
basement and subcellar at a very
low pay, scarcely enough to keep
body and soul together. In the
basement and subcellar | soon al
tracted the attention of the count
mg-house and chief clerk. saved
enough for my employers in illtle
things wasted to pay my wages ten
times over aud they soon found it
out | did not let any person about
commit petty larcenies, without re-
monstrance and threats Of exposure,
and zeal exposure If remniStrance
would not do. | dill not ask for
any ten hour law. Ii was wanted
at 3 A. NJ, | never growled, but
told every body TO go home, aud |
will see everything right loa l..
ed off at day break packages for the
morning boats, or carried Them my
self. In short, ! soun became III
dispensable 10 my employers, aud |
rose, and rose, until became head
OF the house, with money enough,
as you see, 10 give me any luxury
or any position, IA mercantile man
may desire for himself aud children
IN this great city.
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A Horrop on Wheels.-For c,

A HorroW on Wheels.-For COW
ering seed aud scarlIying sod-bound
meadows, the harrow may be slunp
ny Two CHAINS, one in front, one in
rear, to the reach Of long rugged
wagon or cart. A heavy harrow
thus rugged can be drawn by half the
team necessary ordinarily. la hat.
rowing among trees il is also useful,
- the wheels enable one to drive
with great precision, and guard the
tree irom accidental slidings common
20 NARROW. Another advantage ,c
those who use perfect harows, anc
who have no occasion TO "lap" ,hel
work Is The accuracy with which they
can run upon the edge Of the finlshe,
work. B. M.-Prarie Farmer.
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Seasonable Hints.

Fried dppies.--A dish Of fried
apples ,s quickly prepared for the ia
bic, which IS often consideration OF
no smslI importance. Wash them
cot them in two, take out the stem
core and cal,x, and unpeeled, pu
them into a TN pan with butter, ol
the gravy OF baked pork, With some
water, in proportion to the quantity
TO be fried--cover them with q lid
set them TN the stove, stir them oc
cpsionalIy until they become sofI--
and be careful not 10 burn them.
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
PREMIUMS TO NEW sUBSCKBERSii
LEONARD SCOTT g. co,
The London Quarterly, tCOnser-
Nsttvr D
The Edinburgh Review, wing.
The North British Review,
ttre Church ;
The Westminster Review,
5 Liberal s
BlaCAwoOd's Edinburgh Maya

tiht ifiiN J
The present criticll - 20 OF Eurorean AFT ms vii
fendef he'e puhhcaii n ugusully interesting du ~
The tur,hcoWtng ycdt. They vii occu y . Judd &.
-round b. ~ecn no hust. wtilten nhw- mems, rod
-peculaiipns and Hyt funi'r- Of thr dAil, J0ufn
tndt pondctnus fum- OF tpe futur' hisinrtan Ntt.
ten aiter the hsing ntefesf and eKctunent of The
great pnlical events ~ the me shall passed A.
way. u u to thrse periodic Is that .ad-fs must nok
Tor zoe uny ruily ,ut ginle ard rehuhir hi-t.,y N
sHrrrni esont-, Hu As .uch, ln adoiion L. their veil
- ablshod litcrafy, sciruih;, ant neOlngit Oh
reading pubic.
aTAihn sem"nis are now permanently for
the receipt "t AklN SHEETS non the British pub
lisheTs Ov VIII oh are enabled to pi CO AZ oni Re-
pTihts ia ihn sands 81 uhsciib about -0na they
coat he furnished nh the inicisn copies Al hough
this involves very large outlay nart W. shIl
cuntince furnish the peii0dcnl. tho sane low
rate, heretofore, tgsLeT Wih the following pre-
mtums % suascIthurs
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iflroifiurs.

To ne Chieas If the Uaied Sirtss,-
mo.t huaubly aud sincerely thank you Tor the
immense patronage which you have besio~rd upon my
riis take THIS OPP funttv 81 stating III my Az
c.siors all Amercsn cuirens, and that enter.
tam for a that Amercu und the Amer cum,
the no., v.iy sympathios, much 20 that oiigina
!, compounded the Pr fipre.ss TO sut youi mate
habits, constructions hnd manner OF lsag, intending
to establish myself nmunr you, which have done
l'y tpking premises IN Nos fotk.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
., C,raer Of fan and Nossaa street. .Nsp iork
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TIFICATIs.

Nrw-YuRK, Apfii IL, 1856.
We, tho undersigned, recommend 10 hose no are
h,h o. losing iheif hHir. TO 80 the SWEDISH iAIh
Uii ATuR HAVOC had III" pterafattn applied VI
il ienns II the ftop'ietnts, believe II Ia he, from
p.fiueui, the onls article which vii pro ucu or
ate h.if upon heads Where She badness has been
ofyes,s' standing.
n z RvGEHs. South Fourth -, BrpoLbn,
n ACER. 4l4 RrradNuy, \ Y.
~ WV HEN EFT 1902 Fourth Avtuuc
]. PECK 3Ul Fourth street
n ~. LYONS, 50 Hudsnu Street.
e.. VAN Asset. 27e Hfo dSty.
FJTA'4R ~, ''niz.n office 10 ~pruoe-Sttett
ur HEN UEbSON Orrisi. A. BfasaWay.
JOHN T. MOOR. 81, clinton Place. Eight street.
D-.H NAV BUR1NE D =, lT9 Etst ~rven'c~nth.St
w 60 EBiRN. 90 Wet 'wsuty-fpt trr,t.
DAVID kArTRAf. - + fty-sro"nd street.
WAITE, INQUIRE, 2.5 Wet Tw.n, -srVtnih 81
WILLIAM IRVINE, u t'sth.fina street.
GE F.SulrH, 30 Spdng street.
4. 2. HIGGINS, sg7 Hro dwhs
MANY G BR ANIpN 6O4 Bf'adwnv
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NJ. -. BANkS, $50 bfoad~ay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

An Hibernian was reproved BY an
officer for whlsIling in the ranks while
gong on duty. Jus, as the officer
spoke, one Of Russia's balls came
~h's'l'ng over the rsvine. Pat cocks
.'!s eye up toward il, and quietly said,
ihere goes boy on duty, aud, by
Iabcrs, hear how he whistlssp