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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

praphic despatch to the i esident, stating
thai he beloved the people of Lawrence aud
the Territory would submit 10 the u. 5. al.
i.oriues aud a u. s. Nar,hal and asked
whether be should use the troops in sustain
ing The county officers appointed by the Ter
rtoral Legislature.
No answer had been received up 10 this
time, although even it be sent by letter 1t
will soon @ due. Last night and this morn
ing had been appointed for the attack on
Lawrence, but think it will be deferred few
days. At least A party NJ men, armed and
mounted, from la Platte City, crossed the
ferry some miles above the place yesterday.
They proceeded towards the scene Of opera
tons Buford and his men were close 10
Lawrence many have deserted but their
places have been filed by Missourians."
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier writes, on Thursday
Very great excitement prevails among
members relative 10 Kansas affairs. spec
/ ial messenger has arrived from the free State
men Of that Territory, praying for the IN
lterpositiou Of Congress. IL ls intended 10
Introduce tomorrow measure for their re-
lief"
Clicaqo. MAJ d. Lai,r .Neios from Kun
s1s- Further Ouirages Dates from Fort
Leavenworih of Saturday lost are received.
~ eduesday to-day had been fixed upon for
the attack ON Lawrence
There Is general Reign Of Terror 10 the
! Territory. Two cannon had crossed the
| river at Atkinson, destined for Lawrence.
/ Buiord's company were enrolled 10 the militia,
aud furnished with IT, S arms by GOV Shan
non
The free-state men want arms aud ammu-
uiuon. Donaldson. the u. $ Marshall, has
proclaimed hls in enlion To make clean work
of what he has TO do this time.
Gov Robinson ia still at Lexington.
The correspondent of the Jefferson lMn)
f Epouirer states that petition is being CIR
culated 100 the border counties. PRAYING for
the Immediate removal of Cot. Sumner.
Mr.. Brown editor of ihe Herald of Freedom
writes that mob entered the hotel at KAN
ans city, where he was staying. and dragged
[ off "a mao whom they supposed 90 be himself
I ON discovering their mistake they returned,
snd demanded hm OF the pr pucur, who
refused 10 deliver him upto them A compa-
ny OF Michigan emaruis then entered the
hotel. 90 protect the occupants The mob
we're sul surrounding the hotel AID gather
ing relnforceueu's "a the close ot hs letter.
No puhenur intelligence has hesn received
concerning hts irlwn'-I fate since his cup
ture.
The Kansas correspondent OF The st
I.opi. D,nocrat VrIt,-. under date of the
10th instant. that 700 men were encfnped
n-ar Lecoupion.
The people of Lawrence had sent note To
Col SIMMER asking him to station body
of troops DO The NcImiy. 10 prevent mob
Cd. Hf TO ID Q q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
Simeon II. Coburn's Estate.

STATE OF VERNON z. u Pfabaie VuuII holden
Washington District, s. AZ son'pshsf' 10 and iof
IONATHAN GOODWIN administrator de honis
j nan on the estate Of SIMEON H. Cuhufn. late oi
Naf.hdetd 10 said district, deceased makes arph-
cation 10 said Cout iaf extension OF the tins hereto
f,,e allowed hun To pay The debts duo fom said
estate aud 10 render bis Standardization account uatil
.oms faiafa day, Whofeupon h Is ordered BY said
ouit that said application he heard al the Probate
OdRea IA Montpelier, on the l0ih day Of Jane, 1855
ant further ordered, that notice be giyen 20 all
PERSONS coaeeiaed, by the publication ofihis order "
The Vermont Waterman and state Journal, pfinted a.
Won n-lier, three weeks successivey, beiofs said
h-aring.
BY the Court.
90 Attest, r. R. MERRILL, Resis,sr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fOrnia.

.Nt,c Orleans, May u. The steamship
Granada, from Havana 2ith inst, arrived
here u,-dig.
She brings 'alIfornia dates TO the 9Th inst.
The steamer llhnois had lett A-unwall
for New York, with nearly Sl,sOO0OJ in
treasure on freight.
The CahtanR news is generally unimpor-
lapt. The markets were without any change
Of moment.
The war against the Indians in Oregon
and Washington Territories was being pros
ecuted with ylgnr, aud the lndmns had met
with sevnra defeats,
ln Mtriposa ,'onnty party of Americans
had murdered twenty lcx.cuns and Ch.hlus,
the pretrxt being that some Americans had
been killed by ChIlans.
be- Americans had ordered all tho Chi
nese, MeXicaus, Chluns aud Peruvuns to
leave.
From Central Americq. t is reported that
the Cosa RE Ms had shipped the wounded
from San Joan del Sur.
The Costa tIcans say they were deceived
IN regard 10 lhe feeling uf he people of M.
caagua towards Walker, ana expected 10 he
received with open arus They we're very
Indignant at the false representations winch
were ntde 10 them on the subject Il Is
confirmed that the hiss of the Costa Ricans
al the battle Of Rvts m killed and wounded
amounted 10 $50, and Walkers To about 100.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
Nabby Parish's Estate.

NuE suhscuheis, having been appointed By The Hon.
4 Probate toufi for the District Of Randolph Com
iouers to receive, examine aud adjust ail claims
aud nHnds OF all parsons, against the est to OF Nnhhy
rar-h, to of Randolph " said District arcaaseh, rep
res nted usoyunt aud the term % -lA months from the
18th DIS of May s50, being allowed by SAID Court 10
Tho ctsttinr. Of saii deceased 10 exhibit and prove
th.ir frsnerii aims before Give notice, that
viii attend 10 the duties OF appointment a. the
dwelling house ct J. X. faih Ia kaudulph 10 SAID Dis
MET 90 hu dfst Mondays Of septeabef sud Novsmbe
nea at one O'Clock, Ia Tho afternoon each Of ssd
days , .,.,.
N \ PENNOCK,
May 18th r56. ee.jw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

From 50 cts. to sl,oo, may b found a, FRENcH's
The Small Boys may find at the head Of
tate Street sPeucors, suits, nd Pants 10 great va
tirty. JAMES q. FRENCH.
Mon pslisf May 49, IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

the direction of that city. They have no
doubt that the town Is destroyed.
Another messenger, who leh Leavenworh
Just before the departure nf me hnat. SAYS
several men have been killed by The Jones'
party. II s feared that Gen pomcmy
has been hung by the mob
Gov. Robinson at Lecomnton ia the
b ,nds Of the authorities. Rerder IL supposed
to be- IN place of SAFETY, aud IS daily expect
ed here, wa Nebraska aud Iowa.
The mob have threatened to hang Robin
son, Brown aud Dieizor.
The Free State men are gathering nj To.
peka, and will make a stand at that point.
Atkinson is somewhere in the Territory
The U. 5. troops are anxious TO prutec,
the settlers but are not allowed to leave theii
quarters
| The Destruction Of laurence Confirmed
/ ". Louis. May % The Lexington No.
| Express publishes an extra, which was re.
ceived here to-day, confirming the report o.
/ the destruction of Lawrence on Wcdnesda,
/ last. The account states that after the Mar
sha had arrested all the persons he bad writ
/ for he turned the posse over to sheriff Jones
| whose attempts to make arrests wore resist
ed by the people who fred on his mon -
I Sheriff Jones' then cannonaded and set fir,
TO the hotel and the oiliceof the Herald o
! Freedom, destroying both. When the mes
senger left, the artillery was still firing. an,
the fire spreading To other portions Of th,
town; but up % the time of hs departure
but few lives had been lost This b. report
ed as the testimony Of Hutchinson and Rat
cIiis. two Free state men.
IIhn ENnrnss rs a rrn-.laVnrv nnnnrl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
j. IL. PADDOCK

nFFER- bis services TO the ouzens Of ontpelier
aud vicinity, teacher Of Pisno Foue, Organ,
Ftlte, sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
Seth x. Kimblll's Estate.

STATE or vERNuNT.i Ia P.ob,to Coar holden
u-ulri u washington --. at hutp iier, witniu and
tor i di-turt, un ID 20 b ty uf Nay, \. o. 1856
AIRS fpLtN kNiItALt, Hduiuisttattx ct tho
VA rstn % ~ seth X. kpuriN, ate ni MoutpeI e. "a
sid dst, rt drcras d p,rsans hef adniustratlon &c
count fif -etuemrut;
WHHruturts, 10 Is otdered thar tho same bo f,fnued
ihH ION iy of lans next. "a tha Prhita fithce, u
-Hid ntpHurr, inr "a min tinn HHd allowance, AMI
that 90 cHuCeflrd Dee nnfih-d be- eut hy tine pub irau
ut tnts d Boo che N-flunt "A aichmtu ud i4t. Jour
uHt nitnfrd t rnu' prhui, Wfrk sue tveiy, 10
ntf boo, iht ihas mas tppu pc, nd az said time
add D ace, if ihri see ctu.r, irct thereto.
bl utGef OF 'ou
50 Attest 4 Il MERRILL Vegistet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
PIANO FORT&S,
Plates. Guitars, and other Musical In
strnmentE

Furnished al ManaJueiurs,s' iopsst prices.
A. Instruments II superior ioae, aoion, mechanical
arrangement aud finish rarely met with iu The
ny IAN iniHiut nuicu al fding iagef profit 10 the
drsief nni purchasers felyiug their own Judgment,
snldnm enjoying rppuitua ties Of musical cumpa ison
and d.cfiutnttinn1 NJ Paddock, with the advantage
81 musical and lfchaHcdi experience In the personal
leotipu ~ .ach instrument ordered 10 confident he eau
supply the psrf'o isstameat' al the prices
arc usu illy paid for th sa which arc worthless.
~ Piano fuftrs tuned aud nth 10 uIder.
Mammalian. ". Ami Nh Do u 50
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Adjourned


IuEsp,f, May q
HSENAIt-ln tAe Son tte this m "ni"st Ht' t'uu.
bull gave ut'e ui liii 10 festnt cNi wal, and 40
Iesiult pt ttu 100 usAr.
sif idrll rHlrd aneniinu 10 iieieg tlhic a. PHct
giving oumHtt siatuHtnt uvloie tue u"us" C"mtnil
tee.
MI Don las sitd that when he % 'u-la7) heard thii
Me- -uulnur So at.aeA- BIZ hfst idra t' To- come
and ruIeavur a. 90 stufF not 'u' n'"n rejection
tutuk ug His mHtivrs H ipsins m-hi Zee "a scun.
tfn, d ne dd moi tuo the ooHatu hamu'i anu the
I'D uy wa. uvrr
Mr. raomns further suid, that tn oape-sin- his o.
uin,on about che nttIr the ttue, some gvuttrnru
e.. Hs.uuri 90, 300, he 'r, I0omltl told Hf nf1uh.
th.the approved H.
sir H""ei % nth ttolinn ssd be had ln.i n','.'
,n the ci'}' pg' ' %" p7'n 100 Wa'""s "n' nc '"'ur
H''e --'un 10 ~ '". s'
iint felu1fr tie 'uird 90 ihe ga ~ rmrha'io Q" '''
nHt the statement q. VIZ N"mh'fi u' "Na' "e d, 'u
stii 90 hi rpefth rs stciY 90 fe'l"nso 10 "h hli
Yer mad sid on i'lmei "''a-l"hs ilo un'eis'.o' n'
tnn lesi'lfnir "' Ma's'V, usotN "'N F'.l'u i'."'u
i'nns go frinlsnc' u the an aY ln' gNvn lNta' '',
lutions snail he presented 10 th' S.Nt'"i %" 'u''
seas on thr SUN Gu h7 I's'iF'"' Wv 1'Ns.o "N'
of the remarks u tel1n TO MIN was 'os"hsr 10 Hnj
Thing which boz hlt SAID upon the Kansas qn-sH"
iiis euts % south if1hna ana some Of hi7 li'
here, thought Do" lhu'eil hi" nov" % .AiAAplg "'u''
ate DO the rh4fueirf OF DIS fem'ihs ~" ".s '''ut"
nusy avuidtd saying fn}ih'hs % ,''l7'' 'uv
sius of senatorial de1airs anu sp"h" h''Nti "l 1900
~enHo or from hnssachnsets' 1" hinii 90 n'"ui N'"'
Nc. "a ado sad Do vas imFuss'ie TOT h'm "a" 81" SUI
and hear such uuuriplrs avuNtd a. ON lhs OCCASION
A. 10 the iacts 10 reference 20 tue Asslu . ne Auo"
nothing about chem, and hau h"thlht 'u say % "a
POINT. Ho wts bore 10 pfnttf ioHn mi'Nf hN' "'n''
than about onr hih OF thr senate 'inn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30
DAIRY SALT.

OO0O RAGS, thtt we can warrant of tho he's,
~Op' qutl ~, ~heh wr cii m ni-h To ihr undo,
eheapef thai, they 200 get o. from iton Call aud SEQ
FULLER q sMtrH.
Montpelier, May " 1856. ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICED hereby given that application will be
' made To The General Asaemhly of The State Of
Nefn nt at s uett session, for charter of Bank
he ioateh at Montpelier 10 the tounty OF Wellington
in said state And application will also be- made
Hid session 1t the tener Assembly for tho fepea OF
" Au extending the chatter OF ihe President nireo-
iars and Company of the Bink Of Montpelier" approv-
ed Uecatnhet 1853.
JosEPH A. WING, Any, for Petitioner.
Montpelier, My 10. 1856 ss;6w
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RUBBER COATS
LINEN COATS

Both Drnb and Black, Of all qualities. Oyenlla to Mat
also Oh Coats. JAMES G. FRENCH
Montpelier, Nav 10 ~
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Important News From Kansas.

Z alcreRce inrdief By the MssouridnS Ito
lei and Printing office destroyed -Seperal
People Killed Protection refused
Chicago May % The Chcrco Tribune
publishes an extra, based on Intelligence
brought by three men, direct from Lawrence,
stating that company of 400 mounted Mis-
sourinns made their appearance near Law
renee on "Wednesday, carrying banners of
various devices, but not the stars aud
stripes.
During The morning, the Lawrence Com
mittee of Safety sent note TO the u. 5. Mar
shal. who headed this force, assuring him that
they wou d make no resistance To any process
he might wshto serve and beg protection for
/ their lives and property. rhe Marshal made
no answer but at O'Clock a deputy Mar
shall with posse of 10 men, made his ap-
pearance IN the city, and summonlng four
citizens TO assist him, arrested G.. w. Dleizler
and q, w. Smith, and carried them off with
out moleslation. sheriff Jones subsequently
made his appearance with ~ men. lie at
tempted to make no arrests, but demaaded all
the public aud private arms, giving the peo-
ple five minutes to accede to the demand, and
threatening in case of refusal TO storm thu
town. One field piece was Immediately Civ
en- up, out the people refused TO surrender
their private arms In half an hour Jone.
returned with two field pieces and ar
overwhelming iorcr and commenced the wurl
OF destruction by cannonadlng the Free State
Hotel and the office of the Herald of Free
dom. The former was burned, and the type
. nd pusses of tbs lltler destroyed. Tn
Tramne's lnlornnn's hen O'clock in tn
evening" aud when 5mlles from Lawrence
/ saw great light and volumes of smoke Il
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Union & ProteOtion Forever |!

tIVtsipN 80 n T.. =. a., Is siiii IN The Field, and
- iutand tt"n (de-ptto the fupnus and wishes
uf iu bitd rites e. the contrary. aud rontnn. to
sppis gids su,ted in the ct Ladies' Gentla-
mru, fttmets. and Mechanics Ev-ryhody-uu tho pdn-
cip- ul their uigHnE ur,a--srgfsrtt n.
Al isur tridr uttsts the ruuhinnco Of tho pub
hc Ca ubscl Is not make money, but SIMPLY 10
protect serves and me public ag4tnsi fraud and spec.
uiii tHe purchase Of goods. The pact Is guaTan-
toe ffeiHe sucress
by order NJ Division
e5i3n TRUMAN WHiPPLE. soc'y.
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.IIlNILTOyIlI BLACK HAWK


This horse a. sir yeas old B. nod by snd weigh.
100 lhs. aud BE- 30 re-pect4 peri anima.
hose wishing 90 improve IN ifso-k NJ Hor.ss please
] COLI f. a.. g +. O.. GILMAN.
Montpelier, Nay G 1850 sg.Jw
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A complete assortment may he found At the Head Of
state -trret JAMES g. FRENCH.
The Gentleman may find at FRENCH'S
Head Of street almost any thing 10 the limo II
Furnishing Good., such shuts Collars, suspendars
Handkechief Gloves, Hose Of al kinds Cfuvts Of oil
~ ls. and quaiue-, Stocks, Seats UudeI Shuts and
Drawers Tiuuks Valee-, Carpet Bsg-, Umbiellis sc.
Muutpeier May 49, i-56 ee
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A H. ACCOUNTS MITES and DEMANDS, due
~ fuiiof smith previous To- tn May, must he pad
Immediately. fULLtN n -NfIh.
sunt riirf Way 90 ls58 sg
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25OO BUNIlELS SALT-

| liverpool TURKS ISLAND and CAuIZ. which
- Ve win sell by the load vhns itr retn cheap
lor Ct-h, FULLER x SMfiH
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From Kansas - a letter, dated Leayen-
worth Guy, May III, To the Tribune. says;-
1--WE have Just heard from Lawrence his
morning, BY messenger who left TINT place
at midnight last night. The enemy'4 force.
or Marshars posse, were closing up around
Lawrence, and resumlng he pIlnglng and
deyaslations that charactenzed The invasion
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BOOTS AND SHOES

ofnll kinds and qualities to suit oil at FREN
CLDTuING SORE.
May ~. 80
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BY the Court. -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-04
NO. SEA.



An Arkansaa correspondent Of the New
Orleans Picaysae gives the following q au-
thentic: Hi
You are all fond of cracking jokes At the
expense of Arkansas; now here Is one on
your State, absolutely true. / got Il from
an eyewitness: ~
The district court of one of your northern
parishes was in session-'twas the first day
of court; time after dinner. Lawyers and
others had dined and were sitting out befofs
tho hotel, and long, lank, and unsophsti-
Gated countryman came up and unceremo-
niously made himself one of 'em, and re-
marked: "Gentlemen, wish you would 60
on with this court, for want to 90 home
left Betsey looking out" @
"Ahp said one of the lawyers, 'and pray
sir, what detains you at COURT"
"Why, SIR said the countrymans pm
fotch here as a jury, and they say if I go
home they will have to find me, and they
moutn't do that as live q good piece."v
"What jury are you ONT" asked alawyer.
"What juryw rss- ~
"Yes, what juryi Grand or traverse juryi"
"Grand or travis juryi Dad-fetched If !
known" a5a
''Well,' said the lawyer, did the Judge
charge youl"
"Well squire, said he, the little fellow
that sits up in the pulpit and kinder bosses it
over the crowd, gin us a talk, but don't know
whether he charged any thing or not"
The crowd broke up IN roar of laughter
and the sheriff called court.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-04
Contempt of Court.

In village not thousand miles from this
place, there lives quiet, unobstrdctive
young lawyer. A modest fellow is NJ, (mer-
it is always modest) but he knows his rights,
.'and knowing dare maintain them" Like q
great many others, he is following the prac.
tice." and anticipates "a glorious time" when
he overtakcs it. A while since, having been
retained in some small cases, he made bis APP
pearance before that august dignitary IAN
Alabama Justice Of the Peace. "His Hon.
or" evidently lost faith in N at first
sight; for one after another Of his cases "col-
lapsed" under the stunning charges deliver
ed, by the Court.
The law and testimony were alike unavail-
ing. Ms cases were bound to Co.
AT last human nature could bear no more,
NJ, raising from his seat, delivered
himself in his usual slow and measured man
ner-"Tne Court can fine me five dollan." -
"For what Mr.. MT said the Justice some
what surprised. "For contempt Of Court"
cody reclaimed n. ~ am not aware,
Mr.. NJ" said the Court, Of your haviog been
guilty Of anything tat may be considered
contempt" ~ know jour Honor Is not >.
ware Of it," said NJ. "but I entertsin
a secret contempt for Us Court" Z.
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...pu>i'sS><rey S2D'ta&ss % see ~ c<rgt<es q
Presbyterian elder lately, whose house wal
near mill dam. 1t being the spring of the
year, the wsters made considerable of roal
as they tumbled over the dam. The modest
young gentleman tapped lightly at the door
first and received no answer. He tapped q.
gan--still no answer. Again and again he
repeated his knock, but still was unheard.-
Mastering up courage, he proceeded to inAict
some severe thumps on the door, which
brought the staid old gentleman out.
81 suppose" said the youngster who had
by this time become slightly savage from be-
ing compelled to wait SO ong. II suppose
you could not hear me knocking for the dam
roaring
"The dam roaring! What do you mean,
sir9 How dare you speak in that way ~
said the divine somewhat angered at hearing
the young man swear in his presence.
81 mean to say, sir, that suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account of
the dam roaring"
"Dam roaring again You young scound-
rel, have you the impudence to insult me
with repetition of those words? Regone
sir"
my dear slrP quoth the now bewildered
youth, 81 intended to say that l presumed I
could not be heard on account Of the dam
roaring, laying particular emphasis on the
last two words.
"Insult on insult" shouted the infuriated
man, end he rushed at the poor fellow with
the intention of ejecting him, but was re-
strained by the voice of his daughter, exclaim-
ing
"Papa, l suppose the young man intended
to say that he could not be heard on account
of the roaring of the DAM"
"O-I beg your pardon sir--I beg your par
don--walk in, walk in, really-ah we'll /
declare The dam roaringl Capital come
in, come in That is really too rich"
1t is needless to add that the youngster
went in, and in tho excellent society of the
young lady, soon forgot the dam roaring
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E1- "Sir,' said fierce lawyer, do you,
on your solemn oath, swear that this is not
your hand writing!"
81 reckon not" was the cool reply.
"Does it resemble your writingp
eyes sir, l think il don't"
"Do you swear that it don't resemble your
writing"
swell, l do old head"
"You take your solemn oath that this writ
ing does not resemble yours in a single let
terr
eyes, SIR"
"Now, how do you knowl"
"Cause | can't write"
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HILLsDALE, MICH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1856

kpd 4;srecd up into Ernesf;ne's face, she fs;s
- at regres haa 20 place 10 any ..osss asossid
her, and only said in extenuation of her fault
Forgive and forget
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-04

Avoid bad company. Ono cannot associ-
ate with vils person an hour, without re-
ceisipg some injury. The atmosphere around
him Is impure and exceedingly dangerous.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-04

"TM going to draw this beau into knot,
as the lady said, when standing at the hyme
neal alter.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-11-04

Eg- During the delivery of Mr.. Banks
speech at the Merchants Exchange last week,
Wall street broker Jew, named SIS
frequently interrupted the speaker, and an
noying the audience, by putting impcrtinent
questions. In the course of that part of the
address Of Mr.. Banks which referred to Col.
Fremont, the Jew exclaimed, "Wasn't he
court martialed9" "Yes," respond d a voice
in the crowd, "and better man than he was
crucified by some of your ancestors about two
thousand years ago." There were no more
interruptions from that source.
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"There will be four days meeting every
evening THE week, except Wednesday after
! noon"
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THE MOTE AND THE BEAM.-"John,' said
clergyman to one of his flock, you should
become tee-totalar-you have been drink
ing again to-day"
DO ye never TAX wee trap yourself sir |!
inquired John.
'Ah, but John, you must look at your cir
cumstances and mine
'Varra true quoth John, but sir, can you
tell me how the streets of Jeruselem were
kept sac cleanP
No John, / cannot tell you that
'Wcel, sir it waa just because every one
kept his own door cleanF replied John with
an mir Of triumph.
The Scotch parson looked as if ho fully
acknowledged the corn and vanished. John
was never catechised after that bout by his
worthy pastor.