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II f. y T S I r Y

Hr. II. II. NEWTON. of s.. Johnsturv. VT,
respectfully gives notice 10 the citizens Of Calcdo-
lila County that he i permanently located -
81. John>bury. and would be happy to render ~
services To all who NAV favor him with call. A.
operations viii he performed in thorough and
scientific manner. and no operation will be under
taken unless il he for the good Of the patient.
All those who in want Of parts fun sets
If teeth will find il TO their advantage gixe him
call for he will hereafter insert artificial tSvth -
the following prices
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets of,ec,h from SIS &c 900
Full upper under sets {" ~ -
Tarts If sets. per tooth. At
mospherie plates 81 /
SILVER PLATTER
Full sets Of teeth from, ssh 10 SO
% upper under sets ~ Is 70
- sets temporary -
Gutta Pcrcha. the same prices Is silver
OPERATIONS on THE NATURAL TEETH.
Filling teeth with gold. from Sl.00 to $3.50
Filling with Tin. so ZOO
Cleansing and polishing the teeth 100 soc
Extracting teeth rs 50
Office opposite the Passumpsie Bank. All op
cratlons warranted.
81. Johnsbur., April 20, 1857 30,&
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Coughs. ColLs. iBrOnch tits.

1OarscncSs, Irritation of the Throat cured by using
Browns Bronchial Troches ozcnges) Sold by all Drug
giStS ut - cents box Wcdp clerical brethren
real favor in calling their attention t. tlc-Rcv. Daniel
Wise. They held in esteem among Physicians
in til. treatment of Bronchial affections DIR. Bigcow
Boston. ~
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

The simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar
riagcs will he inserted free Of charge but all obitu
airy notices will he charged at adj, crti>ing rates.
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U'ltf. FALL. ERN VIII commence III Is
1 DAY. SEPTEMBER Sth. and continue II
weeks. under he charge of
j. S. DURANT, A, NJ, Principal.
With ali necessary assistants.
During the Fall and Spring terms. particular at
tcntinn VIII he given To those branches which are
required to he he taught III the Common Schools.
since they must depend chiefly upon the numerous
Academies Of this region for their supply oftcach-
er>. SuCE, >rior> will also be given. from time to
time. To the best method Of instruction and
90, crnnlcnt-rtlyinS mainly. however upon the
coed sens" AID particular genius of each teacher
Tuition payable III ac!'GRcr. and charged FOR the
Term unless otherwise stipulated
TtITfO
Common English. $50
Higher - Latin or Grcsk, 400
French. thy the PRINCIPALLY extra. 200
German. {" 200
Piano. with use Of Instrument. thy Prof.
|. p. Danal. 1000
Drawing and Painting Il; The usual prices.
For board or rooms. application NAV he made
To DR.. Il. NJ. AVER, or to i. n DAVIS,
EX. Com. Of Trustees
Danvillc. July %. 1851. 1870
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Willard Dean of Walden was struck by light
ming and Mr.. Dean killed He went up stairs
to close window, as is supposed, and was
found very soon after lying upon the cham
Der stairs, dead. 1t appears that he had clos
ed the window and returned as far as the
chimney, when the lightning descended the
rod that was on the house, but instead of fol-
lowing it off the building, passed down the
chimney. killing Mr.. Dean, and then through
five different rooms doing a good deal of dam
age but not burning the building There
was a bruise upon the back of Mr.. Deans
head, caused either by the lightning or his
fall. His mother was the only other person
III the house at the time. Efforts were made
to rcsuscitate him, but in vain. Mr.. Dean
attended the June session of the County
Court in this place as juror from Walden.
DANvIILE-!Thc house of Mr. Han at
Grecnbank's Factory in Danville was also
struck by lightning the same day, and child
two years DID, who was sitting on the floor,
was somewhat scorchcd about the legs and
rendered insensible. Medical aid was pro-
cured, and we learn that the child is now out
OF danger. The house was badly shattered.
The barn of Mr.. VIM. Clement. about two
miles from this village, was struck bv light
ming the same day and consumed together
with about sixteen tons of hay.
FIRE-The dwelling of Mr. Bella $.
Hastings, situated about two miles from this
place on the road to East st. Johnsburv. was
consumed by fire, together with a new horse
barn. on Monday night last. about ten o'clock
They had had large fire in the back room
during the day. but had taken pains to throw
water on and extinguish, as they supposed,
and to make assurance doubly sure. before
retiring one Of the family went into this room
and made examination, but discovered moth
ing of fire. but in forty minutes after, the
house was all in flame. and was wholly de-
strovcd with It's contents. 1t was partially
insured MIR. Hastings was away from home.
having started for Boston that same dav.
DEATH OF \ SHANGHAI correspondent
at Walden writes that Il woman, name I'M
known. poorly clad, sick and apparently in
sane. called at the house of Mr.. Horace
French. in South Walden. VT. Wednesday.
July 10Th. about } o'clock =. NJ, and contir-
ucd to grow worse till morning. when DR..
Taylor of llardwick was called, who believed
the disease to be congestion of the bla;n. She
died before noon. Funeral service was per
formed at the house of Mr. +. on Friday. the
18th. and the body dcccntly Shroulcd, was
committed to the grave The evening prev;
Gus to her death she spoke of having lived in
Bedford. Mass. of having large family. &C..
She was apparently 80 or 60 years DID, in
stature below medium. somewhat tending to
corpulcncy. Editors who copy the above may
render acceptable service to the friends of the
deceased, and will ohliyc those who performed
the last sad duty to Il stranger.
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600 AGENTS..

SO0 LOCAL and travelling agents wanted Business
oVV paving from 81, To Sl, per month M huIbug
chance business. Permanent cmp''. IIent given AMI
capital required For further particulars enclose postage
stumls and address. 4. SIMPSON. Exeter. \. II.
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Wanted

4 SMART. active. intelligent Bow. from Is to
N Il years of age. to learn the Tailors trade
one that can furnish good references.
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a fEkPEcI 'rRL ny WILD CHEREy.-I From the editor
Ut the New York Mirror. August 90 About ,ur week
sih.' one "i Inc c"ni"sr> III this office suffering
ls rom cough that he was unable To- sleep nights and
thin anu gavc symptoms {" falling victim quick con-
snhp"il We recommended 10 him medicines
when ha u" eject Finally We gave him bottle If
isar> Hasam Of Wild Cherry II had afforded him i'm,
mediate relief and he Is now we'll man and moi the
slightest symptom of cough These are facts and
er particulars may be learned this Office We >hnujJ
add that the cough in the above case was accopanrd NV
prolSe splitting 81 blood
. None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrappcr
Sold by all druggists. "ff''
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St. Nicholas Hotel,

c,ur New YORK June 9Th 1855.
uE public are respectfully informed that the price of
board al this Hotel HAS ADVANCED but Is a.
II has been heretofore.
4l-44 TREApWELI. WHITCONBk Co
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Conn. & Passumpsic r. r. Z.
NOTICE.

N014SSo
'0>IiE following assessments have been laid on
Z all subscriptions i..r the purpose of extending,
the road yiz-l0 per cent tn each share PAYABLE
Sept. LIST. 1851. Also. 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty DAYS thereafter I'M
til the amount If one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid.
Payments NAV he made at the Bank o: Orleans,
People Bank Bank of LYNDON P.s.ump>ie Bank
Bradford Bank f. Cleveland, Coventry. ", OF
Trsasurer's Office No. Merchants Exehxass,
Boston. Per order,
y. =. LOWERING, Tro
June 1856.
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ALSO, "ANTED.

10 good Coat and Pant makers. Good workmcn
will find good chance. Employment given inn
mcdiatclv. J. ROIES
ST. John shurv, july 10 1857 43;f
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was collecting the tickets and as is the GUS
tom on railroads, giving checks in return, at
Norwich few days since, he came to a we'll
dressed man, and when he offered him checks
for his tickets he overheard the man say
something about not wanting to be bothered
with checks, or something to that amount,
but not understanding him perfectly, he left
the checks and passed along through the
train. The conductor collects the checks in
Barnet, and when he came to this man and
asked him for his pass, he was told that he
had not got any, that he told him when he
handed him the checks that he would not
have them, and if he wanted them he would
find them on the floor. 1t happened that Col.
Merrill, Superintendent of the road, was on
the train, and the conductor stated the case
to him. The Colonel asked for an introduce
ton to the passenger, which was given by
Mr.. Barns. He mildly asked the man what
the trouble was between the conductor and
himself, and was told that there was no troub-
lc, only he would not be bothered with checks,
and he told the conductor as much when he
left them with him-that it was useless and
unnecessary tax on the passengers, and he
would not submit to it. This was said with
a good deal of spirit, and the passenger was
evidently waxing quite warm. The Superin-
tcndcnt plain told him that there were GER
! tain rules of the road, made for their own
convenience and safety. when its managers
| thought necessary, and with which the pas
seGgers had always contormcd until the pres
ent instance. AS is frequently the case when
convinced of wrong this passenger became
very angry-talked of posting the road
in the New York papers, and limited
that the Supreme Court might present the
case in different aspect. Finding that rca-
son was useless. the Colonel then told him
that one of three things he must do-cithcr
pick up the checks and hand them to the con-
ductor, pay his fare from Nowich. or get out
at the next station, which was Veterans,
seven miles from st. Johnsburv, and not
very near hotel. When the conductor re-
turned through the cars. this passenger paid
over the fare for himself and lady who was
with him-Si. 2O-and left the checks on the
car floor. where he had thrown them We
have looked anXiou>lv in the New York pa
per> for an eypoSc of this railroad extor,ion.
but as vet have looked in vain.
EGG>-TEAoRDIN,EY.- browns old grey
hen set the rest of the Sheffield hens all
i'll a fever Mr.. Spencer Drake of the same
town has native hen which has laid two eggs
lately, one Of which measured eight inches
by seven. and contained t"u' yolk> and an
other seven and onchalt bv six and onc-haf
inches. with Mrer yolkS. We are requested
to say that this hen is not for sale
/ - Mr.. NJ W. Lewis, the celebrated Opti-
clan. will be at East Burke on Monday. july
p; at West Burke. Tuesday. July a>: at
West Charleston. "Wednesday and Thursday.
Jul % and 80; and at Derby Center. Fri
day. July 81 and Saturday. August |. to at
tend on all those who have need of his scrvi-
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Rurnrtt'. Oriental Tooth Wash.

This EINr Tor the fCGj anu gums CObincS, IN C'CcIl-
tratcd form, the most desirable cleansing and a>tringent
properties at the time il contains nothing which
possibly inuc the most sensitive and delicate organization
II arrests decay of the teeth.
II cures Cankcr Ia the mouth.
1t is uIlS'l-l,a>scd is Il gargle.
ii acts detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy.
1t ncutraliZes the offensive Sc,retios of the mouth
1t mpars to the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant
Ii has received the sanction and patronage Of the most
eminent of the Dental and Medical Faculty.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnct& Co. fremont Street
Boston For sale by all DRUGGISTS at Sic per bottle. II
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Notice--Pay Up!

the parties. they request prompt srtlemcn, Of all
accounts Que them
Lyndon, July l6, 1857, ~
DEtLEvJE, CALHOUN CO., n. r,
This town is situated on Cedar Crock. 10 miles
due west of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing are not cxcellcd at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone, Sandstone and Timber are
abundant it being in the best timbcred porto Of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the Immediate
vicinity. The soil is we'll adapted to tiarc and
grazing purposes: the climate is healthy al.i ss
lubrious as heart can desire A fine Steam mill
is in process Of erection. \ Hotel for tho
mediation of cmgrants. and store to supply their
wants are on the ground Several other buildings
arc contracted for Merchants and mechanics #
all needed kinds arc very much need. Liberal in
ducemcnts will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers.
G. 4. WARD. President. \. r. RANNEr, Sec
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information NAV be had nv addressing
4. =. RANNEY,
""?f 1cavenworih City, X. T.
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EsO.iC's Il aZaUr.

The largest cheapest and best assortment Of Toilet ard
Fancy Goods Hair Work and WIS and Torpccs newest
inventions. BugIcs Hyperion Fluid. unriv vailed for the
growth Of the hairBosieS Prize Medal Electric Hair Dye
proved to be the best in the worltand 30 les Balm Of
Cythcrea, Tor bcying TIE complexion. Sole wholesale
and retail agency for WreitS Pennsylvania everlasting
perfume-al>U for Peters Cos celebrated Philadelphia
Perfrery. and for all foreign and domestic Toilet Articles
Liberal discounts t" dealers BogleS Bazaar, 2c2 Wash
ington Street. Boston. Proprietor, W Bugc. II
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Tbe Californian.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Schools-Pbillips
Academy. $. Durant. PRINCIPAL Newbu-
ry Seminary-C. W. Cushing, Principal
Wanted j. Bolcs. Agents wanted A.
Simpson. The Truth about Kansas--Charles
{. Rhodes. Stray Cattle-W. L. Waldo.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS.
GOV. GEARY'S
Administration in Kansas.

Large 12mo. 3iS pages. with a
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRITORY
UNTIL JUNE, 1851.
EMBRACING full account Of is discovery. TYPOGRAPHY.
IL Soil Climate. Products. its Organization IL Terrry
Transactions events under Governors Heeder ana
Shannon political disscns!ons. Personal RcnC"untes r.
lection rJus battles and with Portraits
inent actors therein. al fully automatically
JOHN II. GIHON. Nj. d..
Private Sec'y to Gov. Geary.
Carefully compiled from the Official documents on file in
the department State At Washington ami other papers
In the possession Of the Author with full account Of
The Invasion of Kansas from Missouri:
The capture trial and treatment Of the Free State prison.
the character and of the Missouri Border
Rufians, the murder Of Bu!,um and others.
The Controversy between Gov. Ceary and
Judge Lecompte.
Fhe proceedings Of the Territorial LEGISLATURE u the pro-
save convention and the organization Of the National
Democratic Party. with
SKETCH OF KANSAS DURING IT'S EARLY TROC-
BLES UNDER COWS. REEDER AND SHANNON.
Its IEvasions. Battles. OuiraSrs ard Murders.
copy will be part al the United States. by
mail free Of postage, the receipt If retail price.
A liberal discount the trade s-i"p Agents wanted
Price in cloth 81 Paper, 81 ccIts.
CHARLES c. RHODES. PrFIsuEr.
$3.50 Inquirer Building. Philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT DECISIoN.-At the recent Scs-
sion OF the Circuit Court III Orange County
it was decided after solemn argument on de-
murrcr. that rotten goose eggs are not dead
animal substance" within the meaning Of the
statute of 1873, No 81. In the case in oue>-
ton. the respondents had thrown sundry rot
ten eggs through the compartments parlor
window. and bcdaubcd his furniture as we'll
as the persons of his family.
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Mrs. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SIR
ANl up fer children cutting teeth. Sold BY
J. c. BINGHAM.
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TALL GRASS. - Mr.. Joseph Hazcltne, Of
Passumpsic brought us bunch of grass
grown on his meadow, which measured five
feet ten inches in length. We have been
shown some rye grown in Mr.. Perlcy Stones
field, which measured six feet and nine inch
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TIE DIFFERENCE John Garlin of High
gate was recently sent to the State Prison for
eight years for stealing horse, while Nathan
lcl IL. Stiles was sentenced to only seven
years imprisonment for attempting to murder
man. When the version of the Bible is
complete, we expect to find in it the the text
" How much is beast better than man =
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It'll BY LIGHTNING IN WAIDEN.-On
'he Y day Saturday the house Of Mr..
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II Mr.. NJ NJ. Lewis, the celebrated Opt
clan. will be at East Burke on Monday. July
-; at West Burke. Tuesday. July 2>: at
West Charleston, Wednesday and Thursday.
July ,? and 80; and at Derby Center. Fri
day. July 81 and Saturday. August |. to at
tend on all those who have need of his scrvi-
ccS
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Phillips Academy.

VU>liE FALL TERN will commence TUES
1 DAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th. and continue II
weeks. under ,hc charge of
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years Imprisonment for attempting to murder
man. When the version of the Bible is
complete, we expect to find i'll it the the text
Z" How much is beast better than man -
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.-Wc would call at
tcntion again to the Teachers Institute to be
held in this place next week. A Lecture.
probably by the Secretary of the Board of
Education Or Gov. Slade, will be given on
Thursday evening. at the Academy. commence
ing at - o'clock. Teachers, Students.
School Committees. and Parents should not
fail to attend. The exercises of the Institute
will commence on Friday at 8 o'clock.
\ NOVEL LIQUOR CAsE.-While Mr.. A.
BRAN lIoughton of Lyndon was at work in
field on the old kathan place, a few days
since his attention was diverted from his la
Dor by a squirrel which ran into an old stump.
Mr.. lloughton walked up to the stump and
gave it violent kick which. as the stump
was old and rotten, completely upturned it
when 10, and behold! what should meet his
astonished gaze but gallonjug. Mr.. Hough-
ton took the jug, removed the cork, applied
his nasal organ first, and afterwards his lips.
and then pronounced the contents potuto whis-
key. The fact that potato whiskey is a COM
modify that has been long since unknown in
these parts, would afford topic for conjec-
turc how this jug came there but Mr..
1Ioughton's memory came to his assistance,
and he remembered that forty gears ago this
Summer, while at work in this same field,
with Mr.. kathan, he placed gallon Jug of
potato whiskcy in hollow stump, and when
he returned from dinner was unable to find
the identical stump wherein was the hid treas
urc. We have not learned whether the IL
quor has been spilled, but presume that in
these days of manufactured and "drugged'
liquors this forty-ycars-old whiskcy will be
preserved as relic of better liquors in by
gone days.
LARGE OXEN.-Sherif Wakefield of Lvn-
don sold a yoke of oxen lately which weighed
thirty-six hundred pounds. receiving for them
two hundred and ten dollars.
"a We have had thunder and lightning,
frequently accompanied by heavy showers,
twelve days within the past two weeks, but
it will be noticed that nearly all the accidents
from lightning occurred on Saturday last.
TALL GRASS. - Mr.. Joseph Hazcltine, of
Passumpsic, brought us bunch of grass
grown on his meadow, which measured five
feet ten inches in length. We have been
shown some rye grown in Mr.. Perley Stones
field, which measured six feet and nine inch
es
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PERSONAL

80. The New York papers say Madame dc
Wilhorst Is seriously i'll, with ina ANIMATION of
the eyes and brain.
49,. Senator fissk, Of Indiana, is among the
host Of distinguished guests now at willards'
Hotel, in this city
1.-THE Hon. D. A. Smslley, new U S. Dig
trict Judge for Vermont, and Prosper NJ Wet.
more, Esq of New York, are at Willasds'.
-. Mr.. Ruof, one Of the editors of the
Deutcher Demokrat, Belleville, Illinois, com.
mitted suicide q few days since. The mans
folly ia secounted for by the fact that he
turned Republican last fall.
80. The New York Evangelist heads ons Of
its columns Sunny Side 1" This column con.
tains eighteen items, all relating to presents to
pastors, during the recent holidays, amount.
Ing in the aggregate to $40, 900.
49,. The New Hampshire Statesman saws
the word honorable" is not henceforth to Be
used in that paper, in articles from the edito.
rial pen, as a title to men. 1t is run 50 deep.
ly into the ground that it is better it should
60 entirely into disuse.
80. Capt Blakely, the mail agent on the
Great Southern Mail Route, accomplished q
notable feat on the night before last Finding
it impossible to cross coming North at the
gap in the Long Bridge, he procured wagons
and conveyed the mail-more than 100 bugs
along the tow.path Of the Alexandria Canal
to the Aqueduct, across which be conveyed
them by hand, delivering the whole safely at
the Washington City Post Office at a m.
They embraced two full through New Or.
leens) mails.
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E' The capitalists of Lafayette, Ind are
STRIVING to make manufacturing metropolis OF
their town. They arc about to dam the Wa.
oash at that point to obtain motive power to
work m achinery.
EE The hog cholera cholera continues to
inclease IN virulency in the West. In Madi.
son. Ind. great numbers have died-many
within half an hour after being attacked. 1t
completely puzzles and dism sys the swine
dealers
ET The Louisville Journal states tina. II ia
estimated that upwards Of 1000 young hogs
have persisted from cold in the northern part
Of Kentucky, during the present winter-a
loss that will seriously affect the hog crop of
1917, particularly if the same unfortunate re.
suit has occurred in other sections.
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BURSETT's KALLrsroN.-Amercan ladies
are distinguished VIXEN young for freshness
and briliincy Of complexion almost without
parallel among other nations, and which
rarely fails to excite admiration and remark
among travellers from tie most refined
countries Of the old world. But. too often,
this charming characteristic becomes faded
and lost FROM want Of that care in preserving
it which so trying and changeable climate
demands. To retain its bloom snd freshness
unimpaired to much later period than is
generally the case, Bn,nett's kaHiston, or
Orient W"fef, lie guaranteed as a most pow.
erfal auxiliary.
1t is prepared by Joseph Burnett L CO.,
Boston, and sold in this city by Marin Pal.
mer, Selby Parker, and the dealers generally.
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A Cool FILLAIS.-The Boston Traveller
states that during visit Of the Committee of
the Legislature on Prisons to the State Prison.
on Wednesday, Cater, tho murderer of the
late warden, was taken out Of his cell into tb o
passage way, for the purpose of giving tho
committee better opportunity of iud cling of
his mental and physical condition. Cater was
handcuffed at the time, and while in the pres.
ence ct the committee, he took piece of q
spoon handle from under bis sleeve, and With
II managed to unlock his handouts and free his
hands; nearly rs quickly as it could have been
done by another person with a proper kew.
The committee manifested their astonishment
at the act, and Cater observing it, coolly re-.
marked, with an oath, "You dom suppose [ m
TOOL enough to sleep with them things on mo,