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Il RETIRED PHYsICIAN

- We aus OF AGE
! NVuosE SANDS or LtFA have nearly
! w rua out, discoYor5l while III the Vast In
Jioa n ce,.tin cure for Consumption, As'hnl,
p,,1chiti,, c, ughs, CJll' end General Debility
Tho remedy was dis5pvoro by him when his only,
ella, a laughter, was given up to die. 10 hal
l.,,i much of tho w5n1o,'u' restorative and
healing qualities CT p-oplrlt,nI m!ie from the
East Ia Tia Hemp, a,d to thought occui.eu 10
hiu that he mi at mako a rom5iy ~, his ehiln'
lie studied hlr1. and succ,elel in retllzirs N'i
wishes. Ills child wa cutol, aud i, NV alive aud
we'll. lie hls since 81 niustcrci tue wonderful
-.n,ety % thouslnls Of tuT.rers In all parts of
the world M lie b never failed in making them
completely healthy aul harry. Wishing T. do as
mual cpu as po.s,bi,. he viii send - such Of his
afflicted isll,w being. as request It. this recipe,
with ful a7lcx1lii directions tJr making 1t up.
and successfully uHn; it. lie requires e"h APP
plictnt to iuclIsc hiM one shillins--tlree cents
TO be returned as pps.ise on the recipe. aul
thercmiirder 30 be applied to tie piym int OF !
taIs alferti.cm ,nt. iIross Or. II. JAAE>/
No ~ GRAIL a., Jersey City, y. j. i
rpyig twin
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ERiCl, Plated Ware .

NEW TEA SITS, Casters, Goblets, Gaze
" Baskets and the Patent Water Pitcher, a
new and iesireablo article for keeping water cool.
Call and see them at, No. Bank Block.
U"IN-N am q WIZ pNITV.
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Coarpmln'a, the great SOURCE by which so
many are doomed to a premature grave, could in
many cases DO eGietually curel oy mple RENEE
dies, if token in season. W.ar's Cherry Balsam
has cared Aualrcls within a fus years.
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Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Put Up BY
WILSON FAIRBANk & CO.,
MEDICINAL PrRPOSES.

MbblNl-N Il II Il IhI O-bSs
~ To attain tho desired object Of placing be-
fore the public reliable article, we have spared
neither time nor expense, and the basis upon
which we place the virtue of our Whiskey is, flor
whatever purposes the purest quality may DO re-
commended) that this is entirely free from any
aduteration whatever.
Its purity cannot be que..ioned, as thorough
analysis has been made, will be seen by referr-
ing to the following Certificate, n copy nj which
accompanies each bottle,
STATE AssAYER's OFrtcE,
80 Somerset St, Boston, May 10, 1851.
Mes.rs. WILSON. PAIRBASk & Co
Gentlemen-I have made chemical snalyss Of
the samples Of Bourbon Whisky you sent to me.
searching them for drugs or aiutcrnting matters.
and have to inform you that the samples Of Wits
ky are free from any deliberations, and co not
contain any poisonous or niuriou. matters, and
and hence are suitable for medicinal use
Respectfully, your obedsnt servant.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, ". D.,
State Assayer.
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China Hall.

nRICE REDUCED to produce reduction in
4 my stock. Call at $50 Church Street.
5. S. BROWN.
Formerly Of the firm Of g. W. BAXTER CO.
y. b No connection with any other establish
ment.
Nov. Q, 1857. ddWu
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In House keeping Dry Goods my stock is con-
plete. Unusual bargains can now be secured.

10 to 20 per cent less than before. The great
sacrifices Merchsn in New York is the
cause. Consumers can reap the benefit OF low
prices at eTANtFORD'o
oct2sd4wtf Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
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The Washington Med

The ashinglOn Medallion
Pen, patented April 18th, 1856, is manufactured
by the only Steel Pen Mandatory in America
England has drawn FRONT, ), 0,000 annually for
Steel Pens. With the consent of the u ,000, 600
OF people in this country, the American Steel Pen
Manufacturing Company will stop this " flow"
The Washington Medallion Pen is nufactured
with the greatest possible care, and in its confor-
to produce an action soH as the YalH 60 that the
Farmer and Mechanic use it, as freely a. the
Professor of Writing. Therein consists its chief
excellence. And AMERICA is asked to use it, in
preference to Pens of English or French manu-
faeture.
ing-ind American Letters be writton-and Amer
lean Commerce-and all the vast Business of the
land, be recorded with American Made Pens.
Now York, May. 1856.
For sale by Z. A FULLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-20

PROF. o. J. wooD-Dear Sir After reading
tic advertisement in one of the New York jour
mails, of your celebrated Hair Restorative, pro-
cured half pint bottle. and was so much pleased
with it that continued its use for two months.
and satisfied it is decidedly the best prepara.
ton before the public. 1t at once removed all
the dandruf ami unpleasant itching from the
scalp. and has restored my hair naturally, and, l
have no doubt, permanently so.
You have pYrrnirsiou 10 refer TO inc, al who en-
terrain any doubt Of its performing all that is
claimed for it.
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Notice.

Z Do HERE CERTIFY that have given my
n son, William Lapoiut, his time and minor y.
and shall pay no debts of his contracting, nor
claim any OF his earning after this date.
my
LEWIS x LAP0INI,
mark,
Witne :, 4, c. HuBBELt.
Sauta Hero, Oct. Is, lej7, w5w'
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tFrom the Washington Start
Among the many preparations now IN use for
restoring, preserving and beautifyng the hair,
there are none that We can recommend with more
confidence than Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
now iu general use throughout the States This
pr paration possesses the most nvigorating qual.
tiles, and never fais in producing the most happy
results when applied according to directions. We
refer our readers to the advertisement for Il few
Of the innumcrablc certificates which have been
sent by parties, wh$ haye been benefited by it.
and who feel happy in giving testimony to its
wonderful effects produced on them.
u,J WOOD 4 co, Prorretors,3 BIZ Broadway,
New York, and III Market Street, st. Louis, Mo,
Sold by T. A. Peck and by Druggists herr and
throughout the country. novldSw3m
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MISS FEEKs, &c, Greenwich Az.

have used Prof. o J. Woods Hair Resto
rative and have admired its wonderful effects 1t
restoi ed my hair where it had fallen of it cleans
the head, and renders the hair soft and smooth
much more 81 than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov. !, 1855.
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Lunlhcr WAGON.

A SECONDHAND LUNBgR WAGOI, in
N good running order, for sale cheap Ei5C,
one good Single Harness. Enquire of
augl4 VAN SIUkLEN & WALKER.
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A CONFUSION Contraction Stagnation
~ Reduction! The last mentioned Of which
can BID found in the prices of the extensive stock
at China Hall.
s. s. BROWN, $50 Church Street.
Nov. ., 1851. d&wu
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gslaesyyaVc, Glassy,nre

Iiyh CIT aud pr,as3l Table Glassware of Gu
tu.l Now 4.i elegant shapes and superior quail
IT,. Poo yu.y heavy patterns expressly adap-
tod to Hotel and Saloon purposes.
q. W. BAXTER,
c lego 81 No, J. LcayenwoTth Block
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Stat, of Illinois, Carlisle, June II, ;;

Stat of Illinois, Carlisle, June II, '55.
have used Professor .. j. Woods Hair Res
torative, and have admired its wonderful effect
My hair was becoming, as thought prematurely
gray, but by the use of the Restorative, 1t has re-
sumed its original color, and. have no dohbt,
permanently so. -
DNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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EelCE's QUADRILL BAND


LSORMERLY OF TIE BOSTON CORNET BAND
II is now located in Burlington, VT, and is pre-
pared to furnish Music as large or small Band on
all occasions where such music is required.
In addition to toe talent of this Band are
pleased to announce the engagement Of the valu-
able services of
PROF. j. B. HOLEMBERG.
This Band being composed of competent Teach
ers Of all kinds Of Musical Instruments, is better
qualified for the business they ID ertise than any
Band in Vermont.
Orders sent to the Band or left at W. W. Par
tridge's Music Store will receive prompt attention.
Brass Bands wishing Instructions, Music or In
struAents Of any description, will have their
ders p omptly attended to by addressing j. RICE,
Teacher Of Brass Bands, Burlington, VT
PROF. u. W. WAREHOUSE, Prompter Of
Rice's Band, presents himself to the public as an
able Teacher Of all fashionable and late Dances
and the ordinary dances if required. noVldGwt
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Flour.

100 bis. Forest City Mills, Fancy.
III " Columbus do Extra
100 " Bowmanville do. Super Extra, ills
day received by
augll VAN SICKLEN h WALKER.
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New Hampton Institution,

FAIRFAX, MONT.
Second quarter commences Nov. 18th 1887,
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. E.B. Smith, DID,, President, 10 whom let
ters Of inquiry may be addressed.
s. L. ELLIOTT, Cor. sss'y,
I,i-faN ru'r ~ lsAf -
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Esrs. TNayeT aud Carpenter

4 RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice Of Medi-
r. y cine and Surgery, and may he found (when
not professionally nbsent) at Dr.. Thayer's Office
oU,h eide Of Court equate.
-AVUEL W. 1HAYER, JE. WALTER CARPENTER
burlington. VI. July -, 1877, dAwu
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NorICE.-All kind of COOL looking Bank
' Notes taken in exchange for goods, at
Nov. Q, 1857. CHINA HALL.
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VNHGVAeIE ED !
----a-a-a----=
CaniphCl!'s
Vegetable Compound Cough Candy
AEEI TCTIl

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
TINE SUBSCRIBER has for sale an invaluable
L remedy Tor Coughs Colds, Diseases of tie
Lungs. &c, 5'c,-also, for Clearing the Voice @!
those that sing and Speak in Public Assem-
Bills, &c.
This article is purely Vegetable, and is 4 Com
pound of % different Herbs, and has been got VI
at great expense for the sole purpose Of restor-
ing tho health of the afflicted throu .hout the
VI its Efficacy has been tried and proved by
several members of Houses Of Representatives Of
New York, Mass, Vermont, &c., and others can
testify Of its genuinenncss.
~ B. The public will observe that the suIscri-
Der is the
ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF THE CANDY,
and it cannot DO found in any pace except at IA
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKING
Establishment on Bank Street, Burlington, ",
Please try il, it is not expensive.
v j. CAMPBELL.
Weddings and Parties supplied at reasonable
notice with all kinds u Cake, Ice Creams, Cocoa
Nut Balls, Cocoa Nut Cakes, Maclroons, &c.
FRESH BUNS-TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
oct2d?mdw3m W.. c.
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Attention, Scribes!.

- UTTA pERCHA pENS--a new article
~ These Pens are universally pronounced Tho
best Writing Pen in use."
Students, Merchants, and others are invited to
try them.
This subscriber is appointed solo Agent for this
vicinity. D. SNOW,
Practical Confectioner, Church street, Burling-
ton, Vermont. oct9d2wdwls
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

VN7ECALL TIE ATTENTION OF ALL.old ard
w young, to this wonderful preparation, which
turns back to its original color gray hair-c1vers
the head Of the bald with luxuriant growth
removes the dandruf, itching, and all cutaneous
eruptions-causes n continual flow of the natural
fluids and hence, if used as regular dressing
for the hair, will preserve its color, and keep
from falling, to extreme old age, in all its natural
beauty. We call, then upon the bald. the gray,
or diseased in scalp, to use it and surely, the
young will not, as they value tho flowing locks,
or the witching curl, ever be without it. It's
praise is upon the tongue Of thousands.
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ViAitor,s CcrliGcatc.-A Cur,

kiGSt0E's GcEt1BsCHtc.-A Oure
by oxyeonsted Burlington, VI, Nov.
-, 1884.
ucr,Iemon,-I suffered for about year previ-
Gus to last Spring. from arrangement Of the ac-
tion Of tie heart which like most others similar
" afflicted, supposed it to be organic dis
ease, and having seen the oSygeuated Bitt0rs
highly recommended for use in such cases, pro-
cured AMI used single bottle, with entire sue.
cess.
The disagrecablc symptoms speedily disappear
cd, anil have never had any recurrence Of them.
Dcins really Of opinion that this medicine is Of
unique. uonable value a. a cure for dyspepsia, Gu
which opinion am happy to know that agree
with many intelligent physcians,) l have no hes
itation in permitting this certificate to be used in
any way tina, will promote its more general use.
l.. A. STANSBURY,
Edit.r Of the Burlington Courier.
seth W. rovlc / Co., s3s Washington street,
Go ton, Projectors. Sold by their agents every.
where. octliw2w
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lOn-ExplOsive Fluid
DIVIDENDS.

DIVIDENDS.
A I THE NNUAL MEETING which has and
N will hereafter take place at No. Bank b lock.
a Dividend of"25 per cent" has been dec Jared
in the shape of Reduction in Price of Gentle
mems Garments at
TURKS No. 2 Bank Block.
HNHE Largest and most fashionable Stoak of
Ready made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Cassimsres, silk Nelvets and Grenadines
ever seen in these Parts, is offered at Prices
to suit the present hard tunes. Wo buy nothing
but tho very choicest goods, and have them cut
and made in the best and latest styles, and con-
sequently csnnst but satisfy the purchaser. We
are too well known TO say any more, you all know
ths place. so come and get your Dividends.
Remember our Fall and Winter Stock is now
complete. go call early and secure the nrst choice,
Boys Clothing in great variety.
Yours ss ever,
B,TURK.
III
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small lot e double Extra" Flour, from
a White Wheat of this seasons growth, is otierd
ly 4. >. DEN Ely.
sslt. n. l,S7.
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1857. Spring Goods. 1857
| 8 ) 7
"Tcmrtation bath rrur'o for all ears,
And mad ambition trumpeteth to all"
Such was tho exclamation of the poetic Wills
probably Willis had visited tho
Great Clothing store
and examined its immense stock of CLOTHING
lie had observed the elegance of its styles, and
the excellencies of it's fabrics, had wondered at
the superiority of their manufacture and the re"
markable depression in prces-had admired its
STYLES of trade, and its facilities for an extensive
business (; and considering the whole matter, con-
nlu led that the establishment was great tempta-
ton to all masculine birods
The desire to be we'll clothed Is a very COIN
mon and a very laudablc enc, and taken in con'
nectOn with the .. 49,
ELEGANT STYLES AND Low PRICES Of
A. PLAT.
is difficult to be resisted. Come then One and all
to the GREAT CLOTHING STORE,
Strong's Bull. *, Burlington VT, where you
can't fail to find garmentt to suit you in every
respect. The goods will be freely shown, fairly
represented and submitted to your unbiased
Judgment, and if they do not please, you will not
be urged to buy. A FLAT.
burlington. March 81, 1857. DIFF.
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watartovn. Mass. NAV 1855.

PROF 0. J. WOOD Allow me to attest the
virtues and magic powers Of your Hair kcstora-
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly gray,
purchased and soon commenced to use, two bot
ties and it soon began to tell, in restoring the
silver locks to their native color. and the hair
which was before dry and harsh, and falling of.
now became soft aud glossy, and it csased falling
the dandruff disappeared, and the scalp lost all
the di.agteeable itching, so annoying before, and
now, not only look, but feel young again.
Respectfully yours, etc.,
CuAS WHITNEY
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In order to prevent deception, observe that tbs
fac smile Of the signature of our firm covers the
cork fevery Sottls without this protection none
is genuine.
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Salt

Naltl
.llknn BUSHELS very handsome Turks l.
~OOO and salt to arrive next week, will b
sold ahoat very cheap by -
augli VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
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The Yes table Lire PILL md
PA cuiS Bittor-, y increasing the quantity O..
life and IGOR in c,ry part Of tie system. cradles
nature to make incredible efforts Tor the ,A uI.yn
# disease before .s,1ic destruction begins. It
IS thus that in ry short space OF time thcy
cure colds, coughs, rD,su4,.-u, aa.ulo-ce, PANS
in the stomac, clol:c AMI net,.u, al. ovaers 10 ali
iLg.r forms. Hu. their .u.cror excellence is in
affections Of the stomach, 10 isna.- n.-i-J and
the suicr,n.s of crfco5IeI y.ua. log SAB, by
DR.. W. b. MlrTAr, proprietor, so broadway
New York, W-,wlm
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Bush's Argentine Hair Dye.

u N&SAA . III g 7 II : EEC @A'+-A y J -
TESTED AND APPROVED Ky
NUMEROUS INDIVIDUALS,
VINO ARE BEYOND ALL QUESTION
Competent JLDGES
ASn PRUSoUYCEp ny ALL WHO HAVE APPLlFD 1T
THE MOST ECONOMICALAND RICHEST ~ L
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBL!Cf
TUIIE Proprietor warrants it to produce any
L shade from light brown to JET, glossy black,
and to be entirely free from any purple or wine
colored tiuge. 1t is also perfectly harmless, in
its effects, containing none of the dcevri.us ir-
gradients commonly used ; larger quantity OF
dye put in each package than in any other dollar
dye also Brushes, and everything complete Tor
application.
Prepared only by EDWARD BUSH Chemist
Lowell, Mass, and for sale by all Druggists.
wlldGw2m
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NIOiasses.
EVrnr,nts,p Epanc-

IN HHDS. PRIME MOLASSES in store, vii
~ be sold at a reduced price by
augl4 VAN SiCkbE| WALKER.
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EfSg }F LETTERS.


Ecmainin. u the Post Oficc at Winooski Fall
Ottatcr lst. lsjI.
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WILSON, FAIRBANK / co Wholesale Drug
gists, Nos. 80 Ind IS Hanover Street, Boston, 70
whom all order. must be add. es5ed.
For sale by Druggists generally. VOL ou
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The above is put up in quart and pint bottles,
aud is for sale by all the Druggists.
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VFVEETH1Hfr -
lnA REAMo HEAVY WRAPPING lA.
OoO PER in store rrl for ale by
augli VAN SICELEN l. WALKER.
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ALL NAIL - !!

SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION 49,
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MERRICK, BENTON 4 DEAN,
1856 BROADWAY, NEW York.
N. B.-Goli Pens re-pointed in a superior
ner. Enclose the Pen, and Thirty-nine Cen
!. o. Stamps, and the Pen will be re.pointci
returned postpaid, scpt2cl'T n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
mARRGE u.

cLARKE-McMAHOE-A Greene; Chensnso Co, N Y. on
sdsv July 90 BY tts Rev Ferdinand Rogers at the resi-
oence ~ Frederick Juiaud esq Mr. William Clarke of
Oxf,I6. to Mis- JLls McSshon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday morning July %. at
st James Churcb Michael Higginson to Miss Bridge, E.
MuIpty both Of this city
JERRIHO-LOOPER-In Orange N. j. on July % by the
Rev J. w D. Holden Mr. Alfred .ierrins. at New HAYES,
Conn 20 Mics Josephine Looper. Of Ncw-fork City.
MOFFET- TONLlNsON-Ir this city. Monday. Iulv 81
~ The A II Wright. Wism Mof"t. esq OF Eln,a,
Mis-. Margaret Tomsnson of this city both formerly
Ct County antrim. Ireland
BEYERs-CARMANln thi. city on Sunday evening July
&c BY the Rev. William D. Bach. Mr. Chsri-s y. A. W.
Mey TO Miss Adelaide only daughter Of Dr. Carmsu
ell of this city.
NICKFL-NcCRAE-Ip The Cky Of BROOKLYN 0 Monday
July "a nv the Rev. w. Di-b. ~ st Luses Church Mr.
w Nickel 70 Miss Margaret Russell Mecca.
SMITH-WALKFR-Un Thursday, July 23i. at the Church
Of the Annunciaon by the Rev. DR.. S-sbdry Col Abjh
Su th Ct Ulster Co.. NJ r. to Mrs Eliza NJ Walker Of this
city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VeronA N. Y, by the Rev.
Cooley Mr. T. r. Tiowbrdge. of Norwich COnI to Miss
Chloe NJ Perry q Verons, N. Z.
TORRE-RITTER-On Monday July a. BY III. Rev Mr.. Ed
Hescox, Mr. Allen Torrey TO Miss Mary g. Bitter,
thcft cifv
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r..,..r Mcy.ain and Richardson. who haa COM

r..a.r. Mel ain and Richsroscn VINO nav Gun
Bfcmefs -. - pul,ski COus,y the evoolUg PEE
-. md we've at the meeu"s' iesoNot ~ ~ 49,
me and wispers my fate ono y, -. IA J.s,h ar
1esn WIN h'y walked and part Ut the time rode De-
-, 20. VIZ h .harng their tsunts anu verbal aouse'
M .W ,b, test Of the fr,eDds, male aud iena'e,
uso 81 bare with my fate, asst these brethreh az
&c, - the mob would have been much emu
isihs, did what they thought was best ms m'Su
49, made their condi,iou and my own worse. "A q,
A. We masched along the road, slaves iooAou y"
..tb mingled expressions Of snazeuient anu SUI ~,
masters, with laughs and jeers- one 'P".d ma IA
with rcme mob ebess OF couS,ensa nv heart.
az o,,hs, man who has been aud, believe, nov rs
psofcssug Christian, offered me p .sme. He
This told him should take 10 H. nrSd al believe
ahs"'ieo, Il ,oan but deuded.' Afterwdrd ne
.dv;s.S ,bst be taken out OF the cou"'y vi INV
ma. roronnd railroad 10 Crab Ofcharu. ,;o, e,r
On, nm,ract, march gave ne . ,Onb ah ,nt
Oui ,atieps with several OF tue mop apout
tensea Of myself, the slave, aud concernng
the s,ii AVIATION 1t al gave me an 0ppouuay
tren sour ls :. Can you now rot only feel syupatly
10 hs. !,y slave who is often much more brutauy
ios .~ euHed and abused than am but can you
4. uaas re nour enemies bless them that curse you
do Good to them tina, hate you pray for them that
. despitrfsIy use you and persecute you 'c'
xlat 1 cid do this and told the leading man 80.
when we arrived at the town OF Crab Orchard, tne
,sonle gave the mob no cheering receptions tue whole
hing fell fat We babe them good afternoon, came 10
she 6ouse Of a friend three miles distant, where We
Obtained some refreshments and spent the night.
To-marow, Brother Mci.ain and myself expect 70
pass through the neighbohood Of our meetirg yesta
Say 10 appointments in Pulaski County Fray iof as
fiat we NAV be wise and faithful. God will make
this wrs,h II man to praise Him. This hope, will
waken up the righteous Indignation OF go'd men, as
Bo,der Ruffianlsm III Kansas old.
AAw Christian families t'om TIC free ctates, se'u
;ng here. would soon put thugs a right basis.
Gur, We despair of emigr alton because there is no
fhs or,.spect for gain that wa found i'll Kansas
On Monday, when retaroed to my house, We
found Large company Of friencs had gone n search
At us. supposng, from the last information, that We
were vet IN the hanos of the MOB.
The excitement is great in this aid in Rockcesle
County. The better par. Of the community even many
elsveholders, condemn the conduct OF the mob.