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Gem NtdnBel eiueS euten erhen un6.,metten Qeie6udes III
oaeurd %absetplfen, baB tb einea erpBet @prrdtb ron gBurf'e
gelterlidsm paus~ C8u6er, Die bis ieet nod ni6t ibertrrffn
~inpprtirt babe,
Gin enstildes 9eiebu& fir anfaussr, nd6 ter 9autmctbOt,
9eorenet rrn y S6etb, fam i'd eeutid-en9lilden S6Rlen Be-
TENS e%mpfehlen. 6erner ina ~oprr1t1ia 81
Dteterwes's Is 9elebn6; cas- grcnner Qeltbua; elm Self
nit Sittsnleb re utb ems nit abnltd tautenbeu g86rtern.
Wqn5 belpneerS made i6 bte 6erren0ehrer auf eine burd, oQe
&lddem gebenpe S~hrebmetbpee ms Soften -aufnerflam. Die
|9Orl6rift febt rben anS hlra l8efe Qintcn 1T bic @idtuna
Der gn6labtn %an8sseben, 10 tB Elm 8n6 IN furser Belt p6nee
|Drpbe Mfibe beS QebrerS lhretbsn leraen fann.
g3ir baben eieie @efte bier eefertist un6 ie III Bremen bei
9unfel unb Spn ltttperapbiren laAen. Die Nrbett eiefsr Sc.
Irlemt 9%eppreensn 8irlna 1T 10 f6Gn, bas aud nidts III Min ;
66en ilbrig bleibt. Das 9eft. "a 9eitea farf, fOftet nar 4 Gts.
Iueer hielsn 1T nod aueerer S4ulbetarf p~prbanber.
ll7nt S. g 6mtft, -
' ta z QeHrerian Der 3~tpusf6uls
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Mefnn1heitaENfRee

8Gtttntprey,f. Ilai 1856, - Die Mufrtertfamfttt Sc
putlifums rtrb btsxntt befpubera Aauf Bic nd6Rebenbe Settspn
loer. uSrbinanee 3ur @pbaltuns Der G~efunbbett Der Stabt o-
llenft.
Seft..34. ltnb fet ss befdfp0en unb ~Serprbnet, bs Il bte
gfi9t fet pUa iebeat 8spObner stnes saaies p6er @isner elmer
Got ~innerbaIb Der Oren3en Der biretten Beteueruna unb iebeu
9ewpbner etnes t9auies ~auBerbalb Der Qinie Der birettea Be-
aeusrnns, psnn lol9ss 9ous an cine %sspFaffsrte StraBe sren3t
renb ben Mphateh 80 a / Sum-, Suit MuSuNt September unt
0ttoesr: uaS bag e psriSn: gsits Sieies @sFes ssrlsst. fur
|tnttnt3miw SIM Nuftras bes Dtrtftrriunts.
Hd-XG9Sb6 on bat ben Store Nr. 1 @altirtDres6t. mad
ger Bride besceens gufelbf sr Elm srcses aassr Der mObernf
lurb fhbnffen S rI tltng6bIt Rt et9ener 6abrif pprrGtht
BAT, unb bespalb bic IufHerffamfest ees gutlifums barauf Fl
lfkn t@.A 80 ~
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mug 81 No % @o.25, aIle bir61dniffllH
3n $4.75 per 100 BfO. p~erfaaft. Die Aaalitdt
mar i'm 4Q9eneinen Ie9r gut. Ghpeiue Brad
ten $7 Big $3.50.
Die @ranbiurp bat % 8ericnea me
on 9tirt mn 3 pe9en Der 5dld9erei IN See.
8raueret prdIentirt.
ism. 8lnmeri6 8reman, murbe bei
N'e6ftaBls apqs sa8eeen e%utlufen
f9sil 8e8en i9n gu Stanb
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n gang europa ribmli9ft befaunte8 geluub,
belt uao Srdft
Determinations =Tarinl

tar 3rante ieben NlterS unb IGma6e Sinner, meIGsS Ste dle,.
l6pd6fe 8eroauung. 8ruft, 9un9en unb Nerpen fdrft.
Gmpfpbten purb bic Opctoren urc Sbprlanb /, Campbell,
Sattiter, 96nr5er, ben Wrdfen Stuurt be 8ectes, pair BON @ng-
lamb, pie griffin ron Cattle Stuart, Smftus Duppifn une Taa4
ieno dnoere 9atientef, oeren bdntenoe Entertaining In Mbt prift
gratis unb portpfrei BON ben Depets Su babeH ltgo; eteh lben
lauten i'm Wefentltten pie fplsenpe: per- Won Statpsfpreft,
trni9l. @pttiet.Gpmn. III Bresluui fd9t: nDiefes NabrungS.
nthel bat bel mireine sb5hh ausge5etdnee gDirfung bereprge.
bradt, unb i'd ie9ne Die Stunbe in weI6er t6 nit ~6emleleen
5efnnnt gepprben bin. s&t NM%
MnalpIs bes ~berlbntteR DrpfeFprs Der Ghentte rnb dndlpt.
SbentitnS Or. Mnerep urc. GpnbGn, "a SlppmSburB Square.
SD b~effdtise biernnt t, na1 eenauer benil6er unteriudune,
cas- Ou Bdrrps Nepdlentd ardbtea Elm retne6 Qaan5enmehI 1T,
spnfOmmen 9efrnb, fetht per6auth unb etne betlfame Wirtung
.lni Magen NIB ltnterfeib berpprbrin9enb at eIei9er 9eit Der
lnpereanltffeit, @erifppfuhs NIB bsrsa nrrgpfet 5plsen entse.
len wtrtt. Mnbrep lrc, Or. me6. &C.
8elpaOere geaGtuns Ser6ient bic Iebr ppblf9medenbe Otepa.
Flentd arabtcn, ais Mtttel 9e9et bic bier 70 einbeimtlbe
3 nj m r &c pntp IatrtS uns ais Jrub til d pDerMben6s
Itrpb fir l9w6he wn6 frdntttAe Efnber rom sarte-
ten Sitter an, ferner fir CT wa&fsnet bic burd &~rantbeiten
Yretle her aepalenta drattra In 8iedbpren sas plumb 81.
iuperfetre $2I ae9en @inienpun9 hes getraoeS. WebraudS-
Anpetfungeu 1no benielben %bet9epadt.
Deppt5 in Ner>yprf: Bet 6errn Mpetbefer Dent9, So 8cipers,
DetBnann uHs Or 1856 Brpabpdp Jprtenba6, Difemann
Iunb Co., 10 un6 t55ublpn ct.
Die Serren Mersse une Mpptbeter, Bic i6 nit benz Wieberper.
Etauf befaAcn wpaen erbalten eireu an9eneHenen @abatt nnb
INdberes auf Anfragga bel Dem
9aupt.NseAten fir Bic @ereinieten Staattn
S. g. Stenerletnt IN Nem- yprt
5mas- Office 1873 gfaFau ct. Better 8Sr 1907
Isert fir Baltimore:
u u9. 9uier, Sde prn See unp Gbarle8s
StraBe.
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pe8 8rerner S6iffeS IS nm Sdmibt"
Capt. 8ronoprff.
@rife Gaiite : s.. Wturtin, 6upunu

Grffe Gaiite s.. Mfartin, Sapanna.
3meite @aiiite:S. Seitboff, 81, Subj
mann, %. Q%itti6mann, u. 6eiselfinper, 9.
3utel9te, $. 9anorpe6r, $. SSll6er, S. Stro=
bel nit Sam, BreuBen 8. 8irtb, 8abern /;
$, Meper nit 6aut., Q. aappt @irtembers ;
s. Qupu8, 9eljen; $. 0agner, Sa9ien Gbr.
Dorm nit Sam, sc. 6ranf, $. 91eiener Go.
Seim nit 6aut., 80bmen !; S. Samiot, Sanz
noper !; Sim. &rpnbeinner 6. 8rinig, 8raunz
idpet8; @. Weper, Martenlberg; s.. Meterz
bOl3, Sfpenbur9 6. Salem, 6unnoper.
3mti9enbed: 8. Serfort, Sadien /;
6. Yon3er, Breu6en 6. &rdseler, Soften ;
S. 8fcrt, 8raunidmeis; Gb. Meper, Sannpz
Der; s. 6inri98, 9. Guabe nit 6an1ilie., Wf.
8ud8bauli, Selien; 5. 8inder nit SAM, $.
Srit9er, S. Dummeper, @, 8efe, &. SdSn-
felp, @. Suniaann, @. QudlbauS, 6annrper
6. Steintamp BreuB,n; 9. aldemppr, $.
8reitbrlle, Shifting, g. &alfnann, S G9miot,
6. 8ar9, W. @eber, 6. goee nit SAM, s.
9prmanu, %, 6infenfebt, 9. Sadmann, 5ailz
npoer; 0f. Seine nit SAM, Breu6en ]; 9pb.
Sdnipt, 6. 4repelt, s.. Saunnr, Seiien; q.
Wunoerltd, Srb. Strupf nit Sam 80brnen ;
q. @cttbebitt 6. @plbidmibt, 5. Seioeler,
" OtoTtNJ ONNlSu " OCtplHluituT PtCuBSu ;
q. Wenitel, Sadfen; q. 8o1ins nit SAM,
Nunnrrer 81. grauB, Sadfen 86. S9mit,
5eRen /; 8. 3aub, 8reuBen s. 9uOpig, $.
@brli6 nit Sam, 6. Wei9ant, 5. @9miot nit
Fam, 9elieu; g. Stifel, BreuBen @NalTe,
s.. Seulfer, q. Sanfe, s. Sdramnt, 6. gdrlS
nit 8aul., S. Sdmenfer, Sannpper 6. 8ads
per nit Sam, So4ien; 81. & Mt. GdaBler,
fpeien, 9s& 6. Sdrtber, 6arnpper 6 Sdz
ger unO Sch. @eibel, Darmitabt; Seb. Sdub,
is. & q. Sdub, 8aieri; G6. BinIel & Spbar
8aitd5 gaiern; s. Bud, 6 & $. G1ii5riem,
6amilie 9imon8, SeiieH; @& S. Mattbdus,
lSelen Sob. Mei6el & 6. Sennefelper, 8ais
EN- 6. Nennftiel, 9adfen; 6. & 6. Sell
tpurt6, @irtember9; $. SeiDOrn, Sannoper
6. 3un3mtann nit Sam, S. StieBe[, 6. Size
Bert, 6. Sub6ad, 81. Erol, 6. 8reuben1ein
Seien; s. Gid, 8aleef; q. Qeitbduler, Sci.
len; @. @iemanu & B. S%ungemarn, @al.
bed 5. 3rnemittb NIT. SAM, @. S9in, 6
& S. 9iituer, 6. Gafiel, Sob. Staub nit Sam.
Sefien 9.-@rdber, BreuBen g. &Snig, rpr
Beftp9alen q. 6a9emann, 8reu6en 8uid.
manp, SunupOer SOb. SernanSOprL g. Bon.
leiu nit Sam, 8abern ; Dug. &aueB, 6anno.
per 9uppi9 6aupt nit 8arn., Seiien; Mi1b
6laBfemap NIT 6anf., 6annpper F; 90. 5uBfelb
.lSqdien s. 5umberf, BreuBen $. ailsfp
IRdbren SCH. 3eio1er mit6an1., 8aierli. gu
llalilmen $50 BQl{aQiere.
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MG{deI ONafhef gNdfcbeT

A%e 9Refberei Str. g g0et,Baltimpre.StraBe TIT nun 70 eit-
|eeri6iA, m fir bas ednse aeebrte @u6ttfun 8alttmereS 3u
|wafdeu unb IL, aldhen. aae Dieienisen, welde anser benz
|9auie wafhen laden, werbsn prtl bdran tbun, ihre Waf6e nur
na9 Scr. 9 Melfz8 altimcrezS tra6e
fdtfen, benn biefes 1T bie ein3ise gBafderei tn biefer Stdet In
der neber Dampffsaft Mal8tnerie, @ptaide pber Scba onse-
|panbt perbens ipeldes Der Q8di6e muir f6dblib lift f0ubern no
Iaaes nar nit Der Sanb geipai4en unS% gegldttet pirh, inter Der
|eenaueften IufliAt unb Qettun9 Der Nfap. S6maIs, pelhe weber
I8pten nod Wtnbe f9euen tptre, uHt ale tbre 8uneen in bielent
SADIE gu b%efrtepigen. sNA 3t&t
Seine Mrtitel fir Ddnten perben In Stefer Wdf6erei nit Der
|srR6ten gprf6t eeraidcn un6 %se9fdttet. 9erren .6embsn unb
|Eragen rpercen mad benz neuelten 9dtente geppaiffet uns 6em.
|ben.8nSpfe, bic %sewrbnlidl bein, g9aiaeu Reraus8eben, perben
|unentseltltd ipie6er ansendbt.
9enieen phne 8rasen 6 Cts. 9emben nit Rrdgen s Cts. unb
l8rasen aaein 8 Cts. bas Stid; ale anbsre gdIde su biatse1
I9retlen fann man IN einigen Stunben 9epoi1en unb 9eeldttet
Ebefpmuen in Scr. g Wef8Saltimpres Str.
y. ". Adams ,Gisentbimer.
Iap3mt - @itG. g Gmafs @eripalter.
Ypr8I9iide Gerpelat=B irite
pebtn trbalten bel SGnetber @pnnetT II. praGt,
f24 Qpmbaro ct. rb t57 8ronflin>Str
.Striinnpfe /! Striimpfe! +
gger ti1ise Strdntpfe une Wanns.Spdcn baben MIN, eete ,u
hem %prpffeifen Store in ISL 5rantlin Ctr. SIM @rOssu uaS
8leneu eertauft btaia Qprtn5 8tes,
| Nr. ISL 5rantlin, StroBe.
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SD biQi9te b1lual8 @uer 8erfobren Ron Ser5ea.
BENIN t1 belt e8 fir gan5 llnredt, eite rpn Del
Staot fir ei1eu beltilnlnteH 3med rerpi(ligte
Sunne 5u eineu aubcrn j3pef 3u uerrenpcfs
II. IN.
Der Ntabrr lebt Damn al8ein7noer, oaBteer
Staptrat5 rus 9fedt niht bare, ein Darle6ei
ppu 100000 aus ben rer SbipsSab 9elicbe=
men 5 Ofitlionen, meter 81 ~perleiber uno madt
ben St1ptrat9 %s.Darauf aufmerfiant, buB biele
100000 ni6t lcippbl our o(le1bu19 ber8abn,
ais CUR 2p8eiiung Der in Sets Bcint lie9enoen
uno NIT 8eI9lag bele9ten en9lilden Sdienep
6%eiftmmt ieien. 3ur SoIlenoung Der gabn leS
cine melt grrBere Sumnne erfprperlid ii. NJ.
gg 8ir iinp auf beute Qbeno gu einent
fril6en @luS Ster in ben Nattonale@ar >
ten, III Der 9edbe be8 g8aibin9tpnzg arten8,
ein9elaoeu, Der bon 6errn Stranger, einer1 Ofitq
9lieo be8 9teberfran5e8, geba(ten tpirb. "a Die
6reunbe be8 Germ &rau5er port 9ieoerfran5
e~benfaa8 ein9elaoen iiuo uno Ia biele, mie sprz
dl1sSuIeben, an ienem Ibeno niht ibren Iieoer
reiden MtunO 9altenIperoen, 70 oiirien mir MIelt,
bic beute balb adt nbr g. Mt. ben Natipnald
@artell belltden, einell 9enuBrei9en I6eaO pete
ipre6en.
RS Dem Berne1uten nadl tptrb Der v2ieberr
tran5" Oonner8ta9 ben "a. Suit cine GrcurI ion
nat Ma9ncliu bolen, gu rer 8crtereitunsen
9~etrcfen iperpeIt, bic auT Elm in ieher 5inlidt
~miiroi9e8 6eif i4lieBen luiea.
3%midaner meint, Die 1000 rcpublifanie
I4en 2eier be8 rWefer" biirften gu BEN 9eutell
9eb6ret, meldle i'm 8eroadt feben, rte 9ee9er
6ur 6ltdt ~perlettet uno bann beulnctrt at b1=
ben, Die bebbalb ins @efan9niB 8eididt moroen
linp. Oieie8 Compliment, mel9eS 3mifauer
u%uleren 2eiern madt, peroient elm a%nOere8, uno
nit erlauben uns baber, i'm i'm Nanen berl eff
BEN fir einen darmanten Sdubijaf gu er.
fldrer.
Gi1 anbercr folder 9dubiad bat bas
@erudt perbreitet, Der rBeder" babe $500
pon ben Gepublifanerll erbalten, nm fir lie Su
l4reiber. Wir buben feineN6t1ns Dor 2euten,
Die nur INN be8 @eloe8lpillen bic @abr6eit Ia~
gen, uno ieBen baber aud feinen BreiS auf bic
@rtoefung De8 @(:npen aus, Der bteIe s @eriidt
i'll Circulation 9eieet BAT. Demjentsen ba9e=
gen, Der uu8 auf Die Spur Sdufterles, unb
oelie(6,1 erpii4sn bilft, peripreden mir
unIere TreunbIdaft unb eiaen SpaB, 1pie ct
nod feineu erlebt baben iru. 81. 9.
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gdespn Star Mites nnb Canton 4pennt.
%sn,pfs9dt fstnen Breunbsn mnO benz 9eebrten Yubitfum feline,
Iaufs Vpuitdnot9ie etn0ert9tete Raneebrennerei. Srbers rer.
fIheilen Der Stc6t befprat. 1ar;6r,t
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MEN. g}arten8 asap. Ss~FEv pdoseebet gefoFe|
Bate. Gr fano i'm Bs9riff, NIT benz 9apr8suz
nto mad Bsilupelp6u ab5ufdbren, ais er be-
s9rfte. pa6 fid ber3u8 in gemegun8 iette ano
sm er rI nun eailiaq aui ciuen Barren ~ iPrins
ip6te, fina (d iein 6uf inter elmer diene
er muroe nit FOLDER @etpalt 5uridaeldfelts
soR er ZEN 6aftfnOden brad. Gr tDIroe
&utawz6au8 9etra6t, mo i'm Or Sad'
46anblun8 uabm. 8as Gntfonn1en
es lit eeipiB Iebr wunoerbQrt beltn
ads ppruelt ffatt auf bic 9eite seldlels
oeu, 10 pirpeu i'm bic 8dper 5@erulolult
Bbtfdaft pes MoperS ourd
en- geldluB re8 Gtobtratba, Der ptts
NsrDmstSBabn 100000 ans rem
qbt F%8arantirtea 5 giaiOaen 0Dno
elm fehr naiue8, aber lebr lan8ss
VII t~epouern, ouB mir fttrg5rnf.
,rIescn fSnneu. Der Weaqo'
@ursr G%brenwsrt9en apr
,ene meme 0aniensuntef
auBer @tanc war, 81
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VIM q COsS
aWf benz ntten gfdse
Sos. /, 3, 5 unb z Nortb GHtatu Gtraee.
esaena5er benz GutdD 6cufe, Baltimore, @Rb.,
wteser srSHnss.
Danfrn6 fur Bite aussebreitete GSnnerf@at, isolde Der frabt.
rem 5trm1 mdhrenb Der leBten IS Sabre Ut TbetI wurbe, ma@t
Der untertet9nete benz gublifufh 6ta e~gaebsnfe Na3etGe haE er
felt benz Iobe bes einen 6 beitbabers, 5rn. 6enrH QSGtfe. bnrb
Ipsnsa 4 az s Ssr rsS s y S Sssss p Iar: zen s sGae zen ssS , a
rem p~rapar;rten Mdterat tGuFi6 an f6 gsbrdAt bat. CT rtfb
lossbale has @elaaft IN benz alien Sttls IN benz FrGberen Gs.
liaGftslGtal forttstret6en unb eS E& sur Qlaf1ete maiden bds
pianO i'm timer metr in fetner @Onenbnns Ut ~Ser6eRern.
NuBer ietntn alten DadrenbGnfsrn unb Der Sabrit In Gntat.
I&atatp Str. nit Der JrCnte mad Weffr. errt6tet, tn weider CT
cine srpse Nnsatl Der bc7en arbetter b~efbdftiste
+ SIN efer 8dbrtf rerbcn Yi1npS mad etner n aen Scala a.
l~fertigt, fir npelde II Bet Der NuSReGuug i'm M~QdrStanb Sniff.
tut no BITE befen Snnrumentenna Ger aus gBfOn glehs Sc q
|unb Baltimore Ia Ytanos ~auseefeat taHen, bic } 3 d &c . q.
Der auefprud bes SnaHuts wurSs furs nabber burd5 bte
Snbufrie. ausfsauna pn @tdmpuS, pa ~betdttst, ne Tim
Durd biefe betben &tabliTements 1T er In BEN Gtonb aefess
aas .auttrdss' nit ipel9en er 6eebrt UirS aufS grOmptsft aus
&le in ttefer Gatrit ~oebauten 1idupS BADEN SpQe strerue
Rabmen unb fnb 70 %confrutrt, baB Fe Bet ouserCrbentltGer
Sauerpafttstett bic Neinbett bes 3cnts bepabren unp ieStun
Sltntd t~ptotrfeben.
8ianc8 auf 8cfeluna
|anb ron is0er 5Uls- uus gauart wsrben scliefert.
Die 9rSBte Sprefalt wirb al Bic Mrbeit unb duf bic Nus.
pabl Ger ysatertalten seripenbst anb sr tann babsr fir isbes aus
1tuent Gt1bHfenene berppr9etenoe Snfrument bic @drdutte
|a6ernebmen, bB es aae@tgenf 9aften etneS guten 9ianDs befse.
Gas Snifrunente aus rnetner 6abrtf nerOeu fir 5 Sabre Son
Dem Sag oS 0erfaufes an earantirt.
BefOn6ere Mufmertlamtett wtrb auf bte GuSwdbI p5n Sin.
frunenten,. weI3e IN etner sreesn Gatfernans serienbet ner.
|een, perweneet uno etn Vprre0t pes umtdutheS tnnerbnib feds
Wpnaten rpn Vertautstage an, ptrb geffattet, foQte etn Sn.
|trument ntbt p~OGfdnbis %befriebtgen.
pF- WrcBbdnblsr peroen %wpbltbun bel urs Spr3uipre&en
ebe tie f6 an6erpdrtS umfe6en. M
BefGnbtg p%prrGtbt9 etne MuSpabl son 81 eInbepuS, bpn
ben beiten Snfrumentenmaaern 5u $45 Bis $500.
pta1o8 perOeu ritl9etaul4t sa~u89emiethet
.unp 9eitiumt.
'12f3mt QSnt. Gnabe & 60.
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bon Deuflden lno fron50IlIden Wetnen,
Srt6ten & Confectionery,
Ger. t24 2pm6arb ct. unb SIR. 157gSrantiin Str.
qDtr BADEN tets Elm erp6es. 2uanturn sph @einen In ieber
Aualttdt auf Eager, ebenio saten Brands, S&weser unb Gin.
burger 8dls 9artn0e, S%arbsaen, Daielbcrfer Semi, ipwie aud
elm greeea Sprtiment aler Grnfeftipnarp -gDaaren, unb perben
i'm 6rpspertaut. 3u rtd69en pretfen abBelnheu. tntS
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IRAsBURGH, VERMONT. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1856

quaintance, on the score of having been
one of the most enthusiastic partizans on
the night of his well remembered triumph.
He had prospered in business and be-
come rich. He was making his annual
pilgrimage to the family hearthstone-a
stone which has more potent charms for
good, than that at which kneeI Mahome-
dan devotees in the city of their prophet
He said he had never touched a card
since that memorable game; that the
thousand dollars he then risked was the
sum total of his savings for many toll,
some years, but that he staked it, and
played the game with a perfect conviction
of success.
Danton had sought him out, and KEEP
up the acquaintance ever since; and Mrs
Danton could now travel the world ovel
with her husband, without fear, for he haC
forsworn gambling from that never to b.
forgotten night.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06
THE TRAP VOTE.

In the year 1847, the Legislature of
Ohio granted the citizens of certain coun-
ties the privilege of voting upon the Lii
cense question. In many towns there
was an earnest opposition to the measure,
and the friends of No License were called
upon to act diligently and energetically.
1 was at that time doing something for
'the cause" in the northern part of the
state of Ohio, and l made a tour of Erie
county for the purpose of assisting to call
out the opponents of License on the cleo
ton day. I visited Castaia, little town
near Sandusky city, and lectured to a
large audience, one Saturday evening,
and / announced that, at the close of the
lecture, the sense of the meeting would be
taken upon the License question. The
traffickers of the village heard this, and
three Of them, each with a right-hand
man, came up to the church and seated
themselves in the first pew from the pull
pit. When I stood upon the platform
they were directly before me. The sec
retary of the meeting limited who they
were, and l suspected for aoRat they were
there, and determined that if they voted
in behalf of their cause, it would be under
a ''big load"
After presenting the advantages of to.
tai abstinence and arguing the evils of in
temperance in a general bearing, I spoke
of the question at issue, and proposed tax.
ing vote from which something could be
told how the people of Castalia regarded
the licensing of men to degrade and i'm
poverish their fellows.
requested that every person in the
house who was in favor of such action a
the polls as would difuse blessings thro'
out the community, should rise to his o.
her feet. All the ladies and about four
ffths of the men present, stood up.
Then, said I, if there is a man in this
house who would vote for an increase oi
taxation-for the support of crime and
pauperism-for the breaking up of fami
lies-who would make kind husband.
cruel-who would see wives and mother.
driven from their fire-sides into the pitt
less storm-who would hear orphan chill
dren weep for bread-if there is a maj
here who would vote raiment from prat
Ting babes, and see mothers poison thei
dearest children, and have fathers roI
theirown fre-sides of the fuel which mad,
them cheerful and kept their little one
from chilling frosts-in short, if there i
a man before me who wishes to vote fo
the destruction of all that is lovely an,
happy in society, let him stand up!
Not a man aroSe,-and l remarked, 9.
conclude that all the voters of Castali
present are opposed to License" The
up sprung the rumsellers who sat the en-
Of the pew before me, and crowding hi
hat on his head with nervous energy, h
stamped up the aisle as if he were tread
ing on reptiles which it was necessary t
crush with his heels! His compatriot
did not follow him, but one of them wa
heard to say, "Mean, id mean aC
vantage )" and another one muttered, q
that fellow comes down town to-morror
he shall be licked"
l went down town, but the fogging wa
not forthcoming. Castalia gave a II
spectacle majority for '.No License" bt
whether on account of the trap vote, "dt
ponent saith not"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06

CoNsUMPTIoN-FRE AIR.-Dr.
Marshall Hall, an eminent English ply
sician, says, "If I were seriously i'll Of
consumption, l would lay out of doors
day and night, except in rainy weather
or mid-winter; then would sleep in an
upholstered lighthouse" He says thai
consumptives want air, not physic-pure
air, not medicated air; plenty of meat
and bread. Physic has no nutriment
gaspings for air cannot cure You; monkey
capers in a gymnasium cannot cure you
and stimalants cannot cure you"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06

HABITs.--Like fakes Of snow that fall
unperceived upon the earth, the seeming
ly unimportant events Of life succeed one
another. As the snow gathers together
are our habits formed. No single fake
that is added 70 the pile produces a sen
sible change; no single action ereates,
however It may exhibit, 3 mans cbarac-
ter; but as the tempest harls the ava
lancae down the mountain, and assg-
whelms theinhabitants and bis habiiatioa,
so'passion, acting upon the elements of
mischief, which pernieious habits have
brought together by imperceptibIe ne
eunuiation, may overthrow the edifiee ol
truth and virtue.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06

ToBAcco-The distinguished DR..
Warren, Of Boston, says, In the course
Of my experience and observation, ] have
moi found one individual who began to
use tobacco largely and freely, and per-
sisted IN Il, who bad a sound brain or
sound spinal marrow
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06

e. Why Is eoascisuce Like tie strap
on tbs inside Of an omnibasy Iseeaaze
Il Is an inward eiieek 20 Che outward
man.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-07-25

DESrIrioS, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL. From
the cluster Of eager spectators which we noticed
the other day around door in fremont Street
opposite the Museum, we were led TO imagine
that some one might have started an opposition
to that popular establishment. A nearer inspec'
ton showed that the eager crowd were inien'ly
examiiin the contents Of the showcase Of DIS.
Cummings g. Flsgg, Of rs, fremont street, Sur.
geon Dentists; and probably nothing in the larger
museum opposite, is more deserving Of admiration.
Amidst number Of highly finished sets Of ortl.
fetal teeth, Of full and miniature size, the Doc
tors have placed two sets Of natural human jaws,
so prepared as to illustrate not only the location
and structure Of the teeth, but the arrangement Of
the nerves and blood vessels with which hey are
supplied, and the mode Of dentiiion. II may be
said that these two dumb skeleton mouths speak
volumes. They are certainly equal TO good lee.
,ure And IL, by these and the artificial teeth ex.
hibned in the elegant case, the spectator should
be induced to make proof Of the Doctors skill in
practical dentistry. he will by no means find him.
sell disappointed Long practice and a progress.
size spirit have led them 10 several valuable i'm.
provemen,s in Their ART, among which, perhaps
not the least, Is their successful method Of secur.
ing the Adhesion Of plates without the clasps,
which are found so injurious 10 the other teeth to
which they are applied. Hundreds Of persons
can testify to the value and comfort Of this i'm.
provement as applied by them. And Ds. Cum
rnings &c Flagg, we are happy to say, are no less
distinguished for their genlemanly urbani,y, than
for ingenuity TACT and assiduily in their proies.
sion. In the hands Of such dentists, the most dis
agreeable operations OF the art become quite tol
erabe.-Bo,ton Saturday Eceatag Pot