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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

Ma. EDlroR The following conver. sation IS supposed 10 have taken place between two children in your village with. in the last four days.
 John--'" Harry, did you hear tiat strange noise the other day .''
 Harry" What strange noise?'' Why, don't know what it was, ba. i. was inc most o.sful noise I ever heard, it frightened me ''
 H." Do you think it was some crazy creature, or some wild animal 2''
 1"I don't know, but thing it was Something in great distress "
 IT," Oh. know what twas; there's a donkey got loose, and 1t was lis praying you heard. Hermon told me he had seen him around the streets with label fasien- ed to his back, and the word sOrihG' writ ten on it"
 L"WelI, I should like to see the thing that could make surh noise as that was, how does he look, and what was that label on him fori"
 H." wonder if you never saw don- key! We'll it's not very strange. for there are bus few kept in Litchfield. They are the meanest looking things you ever saw They have long ears, and an enormous head. which is said to.he enii,ely empty. Isup. pose the label was put on by tle owner. so that he might know when he strayed away and got with other donkeys."
 J-Say, Harry. let's get some sharp sticks and go and chase him."
 H-Oh. no, John, let the poor donk go, guess his owner has shut him up be- fore this ,ine.'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

A STasAK or (Mls1FoaTuSs.-We un. cerstand that a resident of New Hariford has lately realized something from chance in Maryland lottery. It seems he was at Hartford some time since, and whi,e in a baiber's shop was solirited to buy pack age h the scheme; lie finally bought a quarter for two dollars and half. anj now
 fnds the packsgs to have drawn S35,- 000, of which he receives his foarsh. Ten chances b ono he will spend all Of that and as much more as he can command in like speculstions, uutii what hs now con- siders gssa fortune proves his ssrse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
Two Weeks Later from Cali =
fOrnia.

.Nttc York July IA. The steamship Geo.
Law arrived tins morning, bringing Calfof-
mia dates 10 June 20, St,5OO.O0O in specie,
and four hundred passengers.
The only news of interest at San Francis
co relates % the Vigilance Committee. At
last accounts they were sull 10 session
Their forces consist Of 1000 infantry, 500
cavalry, and five companies Of artillery, with
thirty five pieces OF ordnance.
The troops are drilled 100 several aruiories
90 different quarters Of the city, and occa-
slonaly appear in the streets for reglmental
drill
Gen. Wool had refused TO loan the gov-
eminent arms and ammunition, on the ground
that he was not authorized toact in the p-em-
ises, excepting upon the order Of the Pres-
dent Of the United States.
The Committee have thrown up a breast
work Of sand bags in front of their buildings,
and guarded all approaches with cannon.
Brass field pieces are mounted on the roofs,
ready for instant action, night and day
Several additional criminals have been
convicted before tho revolutionary tribunal,
Of baliot-boS stufiing, and banished from the
State; being sent to sea on foreign bound
ships
All arrests have been made without blood
shed. and chiefly without violence
The Vigilance Commuters Police number
some one thousand men, armed with revolv-
ers.
The grain crops Of California we're gener-
ally favorable.
Oregon. News had been received of an
attack on Col. Wrght's command. at Match
es River, by the Yakima Indians IN which the
otnniand'r WsS ittiiedf and ono thiei ~ his
force killed and wounded. His command
numbered between seven hundred and eight
hundred men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
For the Udichmaa and Journal.

II. d. HorKrNs, Operator.
Washington, Eednesiay, p. ~. July &C.
bt Kent has spoken to-day in the House
Beresigued his place and appealed to his
cistliucnts.
An affair Of honor between Mr.. Burling-
hine and Mr.. Brooks was terminated AMIGA
bylast evening Brooks friends made DO
uands Of retraction to which Mr.. Burling-
hine declined yielding, but submitted his
uumitum as follows He admitted any
responsibility for his speech, but discricrim-
mated between tho man and the act This
vas considered fun by the friends Of the
poaies, and bas been accepted by Brooks.
Another Jury was procured to-day for new
viol Of Herbert, selected from 1906 men.
Providence, July l6.--A schooner, VIM
Lewis, found abandoned at sea, and taken
int Newport, Is supposed to be a SLAYER,
which has been destroyed aNer making a
voyage to Africa.
.Neto York, july l6.-.36ray at the Metro
Pohidn.-At late hour last night at the Me-
rPolllan Hotel, Mr. Bashlord w. Vicks of
South Carolina attacked aud beat with a cane,
a Mr. Jacob Sanwood of Massachusetts,, for
saying that the assault on Senator Sumner
wos brutal and cowardly. Stanwood received
one or two severe blows in the face before
he had time TO repel the attack. Vicks was
arrested and locked up for the night, he was
discharged this morning, but warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
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Gurfi9n Nrma.
. Dave Later from Eurone.

NEW YORK, july w..
The Steamship Africa, Cap Shannon, from
Liverpool June 25th three days late- than
the BaticA arrived here at little before |
O'Clock this afternoon.
Money easy. The Bank Of England has
reduced It's discounts to "a per cent.
American Securities active and higher.
Political affairs are quiet.
In the House Of Commons on Friday, Mr..
Moore endesyored to get a night fixed for
the discussion Of his motion on American az
fairs but Palmerston declined to assume any
responsibility, either direct or Indirect in the
matter. lie believed that in the present
state Of re- latlOns between the two countries,
1t would not conduce to the settlement Of the
points in dispute to discuss the question in
that House.
Mr.Moore complained Of the unsatisiacto-
~ nature Of this reply, aud insisted upon the
night and duty Of the House to pronounce an
opinion upon the matter IN question.
Tho papers contain two letters from Lord
Clarendon, addressed to Mr.. Dallas--one on
the Enlistment question, the other on the
Central American.
Clarendon expresses his satisfaction that
Mr.. Dallas has been instructed to negotiate
on the central American question, and states
that he 10 prepared TO enter into the negoii
hon,whlch,he trusts, will be conducted in that
spirit Of cofdiality and franknoss which is
dictated by the true interests of Great Brit
am and the United States.
The correspondence between Denmark,
Great Britain and the United States. on the
Dues, has been presented to Parliament
Another battalion of Rhemen has been
ordered 10 Canada.
Some excitement had been created in Lon
don by an incident which occurred to Mr.
Dallas at the Queens Leyee. The lauet's
costume was not 10 accordance with the reg.
uatlons, and both gentlemen returned 10 tie
F'.f---T- out or WIS iucidl,ft, ur LsunuOn
Tunes conc0cted an exciting story; and
the other presses following its lead, Mr.
Dallas, for two days, lsborcd under the I'M
putation Of having put a studied afFront upon
the Queen.
Disturbances have been renewed in Spain.
at Valladold and Valencia.
Adyces from China state that the rebels
were within 80 miles Of Shanghai.
London, june 2s.--Ihe Bishop of Arros.
according to the Paris correspondent of the
Times, intends visiting England. with view
Of exciting sympathy among the Roman
Catholic prelacy, on fof Inc Popes ten
pora power.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

Washington Correspondence Of me Alias.
-UdshingiOn, July 10, le5d.-Mr. Cumms
Of your State Is now speaking IN favor of the
expulsion of Mr.. Rfooks. HIS speech is be-
ing very well received by our friends, and Is
very annoying 10 the other side.
The dispersal of the free State Legislature
Of Kansas by the u. ). dragons, creates
profound sensation IN the House. There is
90 warrant for the act IN the Constitution, or
IN the laws. II is downright malitary des
pollsm. What action may be taken, or at
tempted, by the friends OF Kansas IN Con
gress, is uncertain. There ought not to be
a dollar Appropriated for the army, if it is TO
be used merely in the interest OF slavery.
a. The Iowa route to Kansas is now
complete, 50 far ~ 1t can be made with stage
routes. From Chicago to Iowa City there is
a complete railway connection, and from the
Inter point to Dayton, on the Missouri river,
opposite Nebraska CIV, a new stage route
has been established This carries the lines
TO tie south western corner of Iowa. From
Nebraska City another line of stages will be
established through the Territories Of Ne
braska and kansas to the town of Topeka,
on the Kansas river, the Free State capital
Thus a wide berth Is given TO the Missouri
vicinity, and the whole route passes through
a region which Is beyond the interference of
the followers of Atchison and SrlngieIlow
Tho company organized for the purpose OF
establishing the hue Is said to be idlly re-
| sponslbe e, to have heavy capital, aud 10 be
IN all respects reliable. As the Missouri
river route Is completely closed to all North
ern omgranls bound To Kansas, this Iowa
railway and stage line will become exceed
ingly useful. The result Of the movement
will oe to cause the Northern emigration To
shun the Missouri borders, and to settle fur
ther 10 the interior Of Kansas. Already a
large number of persons have passed through
by way of this route, and at the last accounts
many more we're quartered at Iowa CITY
ready to proceed.
(ry7 The Buchanan democracy have call
ed a State Convention OF Montpelier on lh'
25th instant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
NllTICE.

filiE aadoisgned, would take the oppOvaity TO no
Wy i"l l','.t .s.s sa.~su ere no Authorized man
uiaetufufs Of - Patent Thtashar nnd Cleaner n
The state OF Vermont, and that he will prosecute ali
such -minu'aeiurfs. Tie also cautions The public 10
purchase such machine. oHly Of DAVIS 4 Co, Hash
Ter Fails \. Y. Otherwise they bscums liable G,r H.
"'nsemene J. \. PITTS
W Geo. ". CREE, Mouipclior VI Is authorised
asent a. contract for these machines
July 10, l-jG. o. ar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

oFfieF o. WAsHNeroN NAr. MoSuuFsr soo,rtr.
HashiaTi0A, July 1, le50.
accordance with order Of the Bos d Of NanArrra
lso pap'o are requested TO py no more oontrDu-
nsns iof he Washington National Monument To agent,
hsieioioie commissioned by tho Board.
rms nuies s not to be Turd a censuts on the
SCENTS but u = Designed 10 sf-ctuAts general settle
men' OF the ahars OF toe Society The Board /. we'll as
suied OF eventual success IN the patriotic ent.puse ia
winch Il y engaged, but II ha. resolved suspend iuuh-
ef proceedings by sgeucy Until plan, under con
'dethton' Tor combining efficiency, pfomptiiude and
safety, II mAtured
bianess due ifOm agents, or offerings from ndepsnd.
eni contnhuos, to be- sent by dfsn payable 10 ne
order n As frsdsurcr Of Washngtn National Honumsat
society, enclosed In letter TO thu Undersigned
h.
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Warrington County -. judicial Circuit, March
ISAAC ? IENEs whs's., Isaac P. Jsu.. of
~ Nohhted 10 the Couuiy Of
HUGH MCGUIRE, ( Warrington has filed 10 this
BRlDGErMCGufRf Court his Petton for Foe
closure Of mortgage. stating IN FuhHaHca that Iugh
MeGuiro and Bndiet McGu ~ Of Mortified aiofosaid
the 2gh day Of January A, D. 1855 uiy executed 10
isaac Jeotsa mortgage deed OF certain land in North
field Aforesaid described follows " Brgnning Al the
north west Of house lot decided D HodFdsn By Geo
~ Csdy thence nnfthafy on said road five rods thence
rmalley's line 10 said Hodgdon's north east corner
thence westerly on said Hodsden's line 10 the first
mentioned bound, % being the sans promises decided
the defendants by said Ienks January %, 1855 said
mnrrsgu conditioned for the payment Of foi one
hundied dolus payable June /, ls55, aud interest an
nually, and nots for my dollars payable 90 sr
dated January - 1855, and both signed and exc
cutad by the ssid Hugh Mcclure, and Justly due
and owing the said lsnks and have not heen pad &C.
eaIdng in the effect Of The same aud paying ihl tho
equity Of redemption of the said Hugh aud Budget Nc
CURE 10 said premises may be htaciosed agfeoahly to
the act 10 diminish the expenses Of losing mortgages
in equity. And II appealing iha the said Hugh Sic
Cure and Bridget Mcclure reside without this rttts 30
that subpoena cannot be served upon theu, aud said
cause bsng continued In pursuance OF The statute IN
such oash provided, u . ordered sod malice hereby
gwen 10 the tsid Hugh MctiuHe aud Midget MrGnira
and zach OF thom, hey aud each of Than hsfehy
required appear before the Chsncello Of he fouah
Iudcia Circuit Of the Stale oi vermont ut tha Cost
House IN Moatpehef IN tho County ni Wellington m
the second Tuesday OF September neat, Ut o'clock A
VI, on said day And make answer 90 tia Petition for
Forseosuie Ai1ssaid, and abide such udof, direction
and decree 10 the premises 10 sad Chancellor shall
seem meet Aud ihs Petitioner h directed 10 cause
This order together with the substance OF said Petition
be published thee wooks sucoussivrl, go the Vermont
Waterman 4 STATE Journal newspaper printed II
Montpelier Aforesaid, tho last Of which publications
ho at least ~euiy days previous 90 SAID second Tuesday
rsied At Montpelier in tho County Of Washington
this l4h day ofJuiy a, u 1855.
LUTHER NENCOMB, Deputy CLARK
HEMAN CARPENTER, solicitor. p6,3v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN.

MrFred. z. Smith has recently purchased new and
elegant Silver Fountain which pour. ofih is delicious,
cool and sparkling beverage tbs great delight ofseoros
OF Ladies and Gentleman who these hot days and
ings are docking get ataste 'risa uEay to qusnob
your thirst with glass of thi. besutful cream soda,
favored with those rich syuPs Of snswbefy, Pine
pie, Pear, Gisgoi, Vanilla, Lemon, sc. 9I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
400 ACRES

ar timber land for sale, lying 10 Worcester, W., a.
~ boutl2 miles from this village About IS acres Of
sad land b under Improvement, with small fismsd
house and log barn thereon. 1he Timber chiefly hard
wood with lair proportion ofspfuco and smloek with
some ash and Eastwood, The land b of 40 excellent
qasty and will be sold a. bafFaia and 10 lots 10 suit
purchasers. - -
Mammalian Iutv a Ig5g AiJW
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FARM For SALE

W. sunsenb-r sishos 70 cell her Farm situated -
miles north OF rh.tfiid Academy coot,inio, ion
nefes ct good lana we'll divided into moving pa.iures
ana wuud land about 40 Hcfcs of which is veil aodaJ
"lh heml.cs nod hand VOID. Il is well ,satefed win
a ncfef failing brook. The buildings sfs good and ID
contains one cztfa orchard Of gfaied irui fl will bs
-id NJ great bargain. To be soil between thi. and
Tue iAth or september any one wishing 10 purchase
lam wiil do well To col. On ihe suhscfbef.
sOPHRONfA W. HOUGHTON
Thoffofd Iulv 10 IetG Qs.1 -'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

aotnrr HorE. How the afflicted soul etut,, in
prospect Of Immediate relief A. BE- b. onone ta he on
defiul aiofs ot the success Of a. W siona's fsuid
tathare and Family Physio,n which BE- indeed a.
h"a'eny agosy i'aughi with remedial blessings for tbe
SICK We toel that we cannot DO better service than
I" recommend u TO every family 10 tho land. s7.in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

authorized Ageat will ensure bottle Of tho rns By
return mail.
fot sale by FRED, Y. SMITH, Nont,eiicr. whole
ais Asen, iot Vermont. }. ~ neoty, waterbury, and
by ons dmgii't In every town in tho Uauod States.
gfrfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

BEfbeEwArta, ieh "a, 1885.
ur.h Sal have used " Delights Spani.h Ius-
vel for SS mouths past the top Of my head, which
~ me commencement ectifoiy bald bot now IL
o"tefel win nfr gronh or hair IN addition TO this
pas cured pain DO the head with which have been
su'e'ed i"t iong time. G. o. KtLBOURN.
GO Sold by FRED. +. SMITH, Montpelier, VI.
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Washington. Juiy l0.-In the Herbert
case, which was formally opened this morn
ing-yesterday having been spent IN select
ing a Iury-the testimony for the prosecution
was closed at the Adjournment of the court,
although the counsel for the prisoner unsuc-
cessfu.ly insisted that i; was the duty Of
government to have present all who wit.
messed the killing Of Koaung.
The evidence was substantially the same
as that elected before the examining Justices
The prisoner occupies a seat IN the dock,
and is occasionally cheered by The CONVERSE
ton Of distinguished friends. A dense crowd
was present.
The President has appointed Thomas f.
Miller of Ohio, Consul at Bordeaux, and
Isaac w Bowditch Cn'ul at ION sionunople
The Court OF CLAIMS adjourned to-day
indefinitely.
flashing ion July l4.-The jury in the
Herbert case has been unable to agree. 1t
is understood hat they stand ten for acquit-
al, and two for convection.
HoHoicdy's Pills may be taken with per-
feet safety by both sexes, and all ages, their
effect being mild yet positive; their search
ing properties renders them invaluable for the
externnation Of every disease, particularly
liver and stomach complaints bilious dlsor-
ders, and Indigestion As purifier Of the
system, they are unequslled, and their virtues
in cases of termination of blood to the head
and asthmatic complaints, cannot too highly
be commented on, ms hort, by perseverance,
with these admirable Pills, there are few
complaints which can reslJt their extraordin-
AIRY Influence.
Ch'cqgo The Executive Committee Of
the Kansas Settlers Society, Of Chicago,
have called a meeting of the citizens, 10 de-
liberate and take such action as the exigen-
cy demands IN relation 10 the recent outrage
commltted upon their fellow citizens emgrat-
ing to Kansas They truly state IN their
call that great national highway Of the u
nlted States is IN the hands OF a idtBlesS ban
ditt- The Missouri river is no longer navig-
able for Tree State people. Peaceful settlers
hre robbed, disarmed, imprisoned and driven
back by Mssourlans, while quietly travelling
from one section of the Union to another on
their private business, charged with no CRIME
known to the laws, unless preiering freedom
10 slavery be a crime. The people Of
Western Missouri have declared that no set
tiers from free State shall be permitted to
emigrate to Kansas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
Jleutbg

ln Monipelef 9Th inst, EdNad r. Kilooutno, Tels
af4nhlsi aaaI lu raars
IN Berlin, July 10, Mr'. Bstssy vlfs orEi,b N,o.
anu dluehter OF The late J. ~. Elifdgr Esa AFT Wa
zen agrd ~ ystfs snd months
Hef naturally Sind, amiable and social Qualities erer-
cied 90 connection with the chustan ,ttnes eufsstod
pee very 'iongly % many heaus Her loss s frt very
e"epY auo extensively, hut most esreciaif n her eva
house, where her Influence wss most .sn,biy I'D ,nd
who're the sunshine Of her Kindness and umisbItv v,s
never ohscured hy single cloud. She erpefeucsd Re
hgon IA early life, and connected herself with tho Con
Eegatiouai Chufch ir Warren At the aae Of sixteen.
she had church membership 10 UsfIin nearly 90 ystt.
aud 10 the close Of her life " adorned the doctrine Of
Hpu het rANouf" and Underwood 10 no constant end
runelus 90 the discharge Of her christian obligations
fof manF yents shg was interesting lalarioua and
Hse'ni Sapoah 7chnoi Teacher. The last sabbath on
het hie vas spent in tho Sanctuary Sabbath School
ADD At the communion Few manifest more interest in
these ihng' than she DID, sud IL IL confidently believed
10 Heaven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18
TO MARRIED LADIES.

il IL peculiarly suited Il will in shon time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, Pdcs one Dollaf' bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to p'sven, ooun,efieh~
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by fomalea that are
pregnant during As fret tAya @oniAs. they sure
70 bag on misa,rsgs but al every other tins and 10
sys,y vihsr case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agent. for the Unitsd sistss snd Csnada.
&c. BALDWIN a Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
TUTTLEA MOSES, Auburp,N f.,GtEHsAL A6fris
NIB sloO and postage stamps enclosed 70 any
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HuliREIs COATs

Roth Drab and Blaek, Of all qualities, oyeral to Mats
also Oh Goats. JAMES o. FRENCH
Montpaiisf, NAV 10 "
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LINEN COATS


ttun oo ~. 70 St,'V, may DC iouha ~ fhLNtu's
STATE or VERMONT, 1,nE H1a. the rro,a.s
Dstfict OF Randolph -. Court for sad Distrct,
To all pefons concerned 10 The estate OF Adam Ho-
bart, IT,, and Adam Hobait Seuiof, laie OF Randolph
declared, Greeting.
Whereas, Samuel spafkhawk add Alamo Smith Ad.
mnisat0 Of tho estate OF said deceased request said
Cour allow them 10 the further time Zone yeaf ON
aud amer the 2Oih dsy OF July, A. D. le56 TO m 10 pa,
Of The debts aud close iho setlemsn OF the sad
estates Ihsfeloie, you aT4 hereby nouhed that said
application will be heard al session 81 the Pfohsts
coun 10 Dc held at Chadwick Hotel 10 West Randolph
90 the Ism dsy VI July neJts At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
this order shall be- published three weeks sue ssvsy In
the Waterman STATE Journal a newspaper pfiuisd a.
Montpelisf IN this state the last Of VII eh puhostioa
shs be eeiers the day assgasd o hearing as sioasss
Given uadeI my hand st Chelses this 2ih day q
June, A. ID le5e
~ IA WHITE, Register
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LAST CALL.

A IL DEMANDS due the late firm Of ELLIS BAN.
~ CROFT must bs paid over before tho l3lh day Of
Angus, asst, Ne being duly so,hon1ed 20 ,ses.. ne
ELLIS hAlth.
Non'pslsr, lois /, 1857. shfS
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This invaluable medicine is uafailins 10 the cure Of
OIL those paau and dangerous disorders to which tho TO-
male constitution is subject. II modsfa,e' all excess
and removes Ill obs,rueuons, sud speedy may bo
li.H
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpened,

sT!LLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor DANIEL s.
LATHaOP. Lessee.
HOUSE i' now, well furnished, we'll Kept. Situated
In the fufal sud romantic village Of stowe. st..
hours ride only from hostan, between the Hog Bscks
90 tho hhst and Mansfield Mountains on the West The
two highest points, nose and chin arc about 5000
feet high, good road TO Scenery, best In the
United States 10 Miles from WATERBURY Donot. Plank
road, daily stage, 2 miles from The summit u the
Mountains 20 miles West Montpelier 20 Fact 8nflinr
ton, good horses and cariiagos, gudos, glasses hall
Nay house and good water proof tent on the summit
To The lover Of nature The seeker of pleasure Or the
invalid We tay CONE and tho Green Mountains sod
anuh ihe hfeetes Of On MsFsTfhLo, and take ride
up To Moss GLHsN F4Ls shady quiet fetfesi IN sui
~ summers day, up 10 the NOrcH where the tocks
arc sohgh on either side only see upwafds and
a. cool a. the brook trout around
lr- The iiu Will be- open Tor parties evening" with
good music n attendance " desired Charess moderate
Stnwe. VI, lune, 1856 pisq,o
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WANTED.

SOO ACTIVE Young Men TO sei as Local and Trsv.
OoO slins Agents. IA . business easy, useful and
honorable, Al ssaaty Of slO0 per MONTH capital OF
~ only required No patent medicine book business.
Full particulars given tree 10 all who sGeoss postage
stamp thIoe rent pees, and address ID. y, SHAN
NON n Co, Hampstead, E.H o5isv.