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ID E-POT
CLOTHING STORE

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens If 81 Iohn>bury and vicinity. that he has
u>t returned from market with an excellent stock
Of Spring and Summer goods consisting ot Ger
man. English. French and American Hroadc!oth,,
Of all grades and color>: Flain and Fancy Doc
skins and Ca>>in,rc>: i rich assortment If Vest
ing>: Tailor Trimmings Of all kinds: Furnish
ng goods consisting of Stocks. Furs and Neck
ll,ndkcrchic:>. Gloves. Hosiery. Braces Bo>om>.
Collars. White and Fancy Shirts. under Shirts
and Drawers. Also latest STYLES of Hats and Caps.
Boots Shoes and Eubbcr>. Umbrellas. &c. Nc.
Ready Made Clothing. consisting of Dress and
Frock Goats. Black and Fancy Doc>kn> and Cas-
imcrc Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and >a'tinctt
do. Satin. silk and Lasting Vests. Velvet. Cash
mere and Valencia do. Jackets. Frock>, Ovcralls.
&c. The above stock will he offered 1T prices 20
ensure 4 ready sale. and will he rcplcni>hcd As Of
ten required To comprise the most complete
stock of Gents Goods in Vermont.
Persons in want of good substantial clothing.
will do we'll to call and examine my goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Opposite the Fa>>umpsic House. Railroad St.
st. Iollnsbury VI.
25u W. H. HORTON.
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Farm for Sale!

SITUATED in Lyndon, one and one half miles
- north Of Centre Village, on Bcmis Hill. Farm
containing 1876 acres. - acres wood and timber
land the remainder under improvement and in a
high state of cultivation. we'll watered by never
failing springs Will be sold i'll a body. or in
pieces to suit purchasers.
4Otf CALVIN FARNSWORTH.
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New Goods New Goods =!

1 I $. JEWETT'S. in KittrcdSc'S Build
~ ing can be found all the desirable STYLES Of
SPRING IND 81 MINER GNNUS,
where his friends and the public generally will
find choice articles at very low prices.
All sorts of Dress Goods
beautiful China. Crockcrv & Glassware
Family Groceries and Flour
Room Paper, Ia good a>sortmcnt.
Slcndid oil colorcd Window Shades.
Boots, Shoes & Rubhcrs.
&C. &c &c.
Purchasers in and sut Of town are particularly
requested to visit this stock of Goods f1sf. before
purchasing-it will be time and money saved.
s. JEWETT.
St. JOhnsburv. May. 1857. 33tf
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INDEPENDENT
BuV the Premium BitterS,

A Nd drive away the Jaundicc, We dull. slow,
~ stupid. sleepy mortals. They are just the
thing yot need this warm weather. If YOU buv
these Bitters. YOU may he assured you will not get
any poisoned alcohol. As nothing but the Simon
pure article is used TO keep them from spoiling--
They warranted 20 give as good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
II. F. HOYT.
St John shurv. Nav Is 35tf
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Conn. & Passumpsic R. R. R.
HT@"T~"

TVNIIE following assessments have been laid on
1 all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the read viz-l0 per cent. on each share PAYABLE
Sept. l>t. 1871 Also. 70 pr cent. on each share
PAYABLE every DING sixty day, thereafter I'M
til the amount of enc hundred dollars on each
share shall have been. paid
PAYMENTS NAV hr made at the Bank of Orleans.
Peoples Bank. Bank OF Lyndon. ;.>>urip,ic Bank
Bradford Bank. +. Cleveland. Coventry. VT. or
Trcasurrrs Office No. Merchant ENchanS".
Boston, Per order.
y. p. LOWERING. Treas
June 1871. i0t
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NJ + r II A NJ 4 S NJ | I III

NE RRlAN & SHIT II
Manufacturers and Wholesale and retail dealers in
PLAIN IND JAPANNED TIN,
Copper. Brass, Sheet Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stoves. Stovcppc. Zinc, Lead Pipe, Cast
Iron and Tin Pumps, &c.
They will also keep on hand Farmers Agricul-
tural Boilers and Sugar Pans, and all the latest
improved STYLES of Cooking and Parlor Stoves.
Mr.. Merriam having had large experience in
the Manufacture of Tin. Brass, Sheet Iron &C..
for the last years, pledges himself to give entire
is prepared to do all kinds of Job and Custom
york, which will be executed with ncatncSs and
dispatch.
We have adopted the cash or short Credit "
system and intend to price our ware accordingly.
Our ".lotto" is. "Quick sales and small profits. :"
believing thai 4 "Sure siXpence is better than a
slow shilling'' All kinds of barter taken in cx-
IRA q. SMITH.
West Concord, VI, March O, 1857. 25tf
New Arrangement.
TNHE subscriber having purchased the entire IN
Il terest of \. b. FLINT in the Harness Bust
ness Railroad Street is now prepared TO furnish
ali kinds of work in this i,N. at short notice and
In wDrkmanlikc manner.
An assortment OF
GOOD HARNESSES
constantly on hand.
u REPAIRING done at short notice.
!. F. LADUCEK.
Opposite the Passumpsic House, st. Johnsbury.
VT, Nav IL, 1857 :33tf
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
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Arch Plates.

A RICH. Ash and Oxen Mouths, Cast Iron Sinks
IA Barn Door Rollers and Hinges. Also larg
assortment of Hollow Ware at
BOYNTON & DEMING'S.
Nav 18th. 1857 34tf
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FOR. SAI.E!

4 FULL. set of second hand Gearing and Irons
IA fox an upright S.w-mil, as cheap as dirt. by
HIBBARD Il RICHARDS.
West Concord. June IL. 1857. 31tf
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June 1871.
II +. y L | s I Il \

ID + y 7 7 L '
DR.. II! II. NEWTON. of -. Iuhn>hurv. VT.
respectfully gives notice u the citizen, Of CalcdG
MIA County that h. is nov permanently located in
st. .Iohn>bury and wo;.d he happy to render his
service, to all who HAY favor him with call All
operations will he l,rtorrAcd in thorough and
scientific manner, a:': 40 operation viii BE- under
taken unless j: be for the good If tn. patient.
All those " .u are iii want If parts or full sets
Of teeth will find il to II, a,, an,a-c t" give him
call. for he Will H. rc,,r insert artificial teeth a
the following prices
GOLD PLATES
Ful. sets oftccth from So 10 Sl"b
Full upper OF under sets g ~ " 10
Parts Of sets. per TOOTH at
mo>phcric plat, )
>llNrR IIATIS.
Full sets Of teeth trGm $50 TO s Ia
- upper under sets g - = -
- SETS Temporary -
Gutta Pcrcha. the SAM" prices as silver.
OPERATIONS on TIlI: NATURAL TEETH.
Filling teeth with gold. from y 90 10 $50"
Film. Wit! tin. -" - l."
Cleansing and polishing, the teeth Loo - so"
Extracting teeth "a = -
Dice opi,">itr The rA>smp>;c Bank. All op
cratirn> wirrInt,a
ST Johns hUr,. April % lNj.. 30-j6
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MEAT MARKET.

KITTKEDGE'S EIUCk.
IN connection with the Meat business. we have
1 on hand Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Tripc. Lard
Hams, Salmon. Mackcrcl. Cod Fish. &c.
We shall still he adding to the amount and va
rictv of our stock. and shall cndcavor to furnish
good quality of articles in this line of business
and shall hope to render this establishment indis
pcnsablc to the public.
The market will be open at all hours Of the day
HASTINGS x WRIGHT.
st. Johnsbury. April 50. 1851. 3ltf
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PINE, SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER

PINE, SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER
growing on salandS. of easy access to said mills.
Said lands were selected with view to afford stock
to said mills for many years, and are well worthy
the attention of capitalists who wish safe and lu-
crative investment in the laundering business.
Plans of said lands, mills. &c. can be seen and
information obtained. on application to John n.
Moore or John Human. at North Concord. or
LLOYD kimball at McTndocs Falls. to all who may
wish to purchase part or the whole of said prop
crty.
Also. large lot of manufactured lumber. con-
sisting of Pine. Spruce and Hemlock boards. Pine
Shingles. Clapboards, &c. All Of said property
vii be sold in lots to suit purchasers favorable
ter rs.
JOHN c. GLEASON. Assignee Of
KIMBALL. GIICIIRIST & co.
NJ, Indoes Falls. Nav O. 1857. 33tf
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1 MEXICAN K FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS,
. [ : Patent oiiioc. Wasiilrt"



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Great Britain. FraM," and nli.'r f.ir'-r
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patch R>rar' H. rai' iir. it,Ii For i- MO-
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Something New.

4 Cooking range designed for country use
IA suitable for every one who has Mushroom.
a summer or water cook room or dairy room: ; aud
every house to be complete should have one
BOYNTOE ( DEMING.
St. Johnsbury, May 18th. 1857. 34tf
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Hardware,

Hardware.
A large assortment Of
Carpenters and Joiners' Tools.
And other kinds of Hardware, constantly on hand
and for sale at very low prices. by
BOYNTON L. DEMING.
st. Johnsbury, May 18th, 1857. 3ftf
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY

III WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON
All kinds al Pd'r. Cards EI, :.>. lr.lzr. AMI Inks
Tor sale Es itt>T> u AMID
Boston. April - -
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DOPE r, S III A W & c o.
Brass and Iron Founders,
CONCORD. N. ii.


For NDERY ON X. Il. SQUARE. OFFICE AND WARE
ROOM, MAIN, OPPOSITE PLEASANT STREET.
Manufacturers of Rch's Patent Cast Beam
Plow: nine different STYLES and sizes adapted to
side hill and low land The subscribers having
purchased the Patent right of this pillow. respect
fully call the attention of the Agricultural Public.
to an examination Of these plOwS. We claim that
for ightncS> Of draft case of guiding. and beauty
Of workmanship, it cannot be cxccllcd.
The great advantage attained by these Flows
over others now i'll use, as follows, first
THE SHAPE OF TIE BEAM PRE-
VENTS ALL CHECKING.
Sccontl-Thc >hortncsS Of the beam brings the
team nearer to the work. which is great advant-
age in draft case III working and drawing the
team Also in blowing close to the fencc-can
turn short. &C.. &c--wc are in readiness to prove
by certificate reference, that these plows will do
One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team than any other
PloW that we have ever seen.
We sell them about Fifteen per cent. less than
the common Shovel Bcam Pow. and will guar
antcc them more durable and more easily repaired.
Dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
y B.-We also manufacture Shaw'> celebrated
Hot Air Furnace and Cookin. Range. Also the
celebrated Gen Stark Cook Stove. Box and Boiler
Stoves, Cast Iron Sinks. Read ScrapcrS. Iron
Fence. Oven. Ash. Pit aud Boiler Doors. Funnel
IlucS Clothes. Giggcr> Caullron Kettles. Pipe.
Boxes. Brackets. Cr>pooS. Ac..Nc. Dealers sup
picd On the mos, reasonable terms.
COOPER, SHAW Il co.
otff
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

THNIIE Subscriber would inform tho citizens Of
1 Linden and surrounding towns, that he has
taken the store formerly occupied by H. Rabbit
and fitted up the same as a Clothing Store and
Tailor'> Shop. and has secured the services Of al
experienced Cutter. and is prepared to flrn
ish Clothing in every variety. at reasonable prices
lie will also keep on hand large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
to which he invites attention of those in want Of
the same ii. Il. JONES.
Lyndon, April 30. 1857. Stiff
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Great Sale of Real Estate.
100000 FEET
WHITE PIN F. TIM B Err
ALSO,
1000 ACRES
VALU ABLE LAND

CITUATED in the towns of Kirby. Victory
- and Concord. VT. together with the valuable
SawMills. "a large and commodious Boarding House.
five Dwelling Houses. three Barns. one Blacksmith
Shop. &C.. at North Concord, formerly Bradley
Nalc). al! III good repair.
Capitalists of New England, before going West
to invest. would do well to take look at this val
liable property, particularly account of the large
amount of
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HIR.lM :. BROWNE. W. H..
PHYSICIAN X SURGEON,

HIRAM :. BROWNE. w. H..
PHYSICIAN X SURGEON.
Having dissolved his connection in business witt.
D.. How. offers hi> professional services to the
citizens # ~. John>hurv and vicinity.
Dir. Brown tia;trr> himself that with cigh, wears
PA teal experience 4 physician and surgeon.
together with the superior facilities afforded h,u
wilhelm connection with the Montreal fttg H"Slat..
i'r Thoroughly qualif, ing hin>clfin his profession
he viii BE- able 10 give entire satisfaction.
Dr. T. ma, he found for the pre>er; al Captain
II. Martins. Main Street 39.t
DENTAL STRGEHI.
DIR. II. II. y T. W I o.
" ould respectfully give notice that lie i j,cr-
uau,;l', located N y. hn>'',ilv. and would Doc
happ, ~ rcndc, hi> professional Nicc> :" tho>
who NAV favor h.m with 4 call. O.i:cr opposite
Ia>>umr>ir Bank. i.ti
-. Iohn>hurl. IAN. l.. 1871.
P.lUbOrK N.irNINE WoEkS.
ST. JnH\SnIEN. VI.
The Subscribers. under the name and firm q.
IIAILET X THOMPSON. continue the Toun-
Dir, and Machine business a. heretofore. @2if
RrS>IlI UA1lrT. ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
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New Firm and New Stock.

VlNIIE MARBLE WORKS n LYNDON will here
I after he carried under the name Of : e.
OTIS \ Co.. VIII" Will keep constant. on land n
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may seize upon the minds Of all around him, aud
sway them at his will Such man was the ntre-
pid Virginian. He spoke and there was no man
bold enough to gaiusay him--none that could re-
turn the fierce glance of his eye. Raising his arm,
andwsying his hand towards the door, he cxclaim-
ed Dogs you may GO r The Indians hesitat-
ed for moment, and then rushed unanimously out
of the council room. f-rfr .4. ..rr.5r7.
The decision of Clarke, on that occasion, saved
himself and comrades from massacre. The plan
OF the savages had been artfully laid : he had
read it in their features and conduct, as plainly as
if it had been written on scroll before them. He
met it in q manner unexpected; the crisis was
brought on sooner than was intended and upon
principle similar to that by which, when line of
battle is broken the dismayed troops fly, before Or
der can be restored the and sudden turn giving
to these proceedings by the energy of Clarke, con-
founded the Indians, and before the broken thread
of their scheme Of treachery could be reunited,
they were panic.struck. They had come prepared
to brow-beat, to humble, and then to destroy; they
looked for remonstrance and alteration for the
luxury of drawing the tolls gradually around their
victims: of beholdpg their agony aud degradition,
and of bringing on the final castrophe by an ap-
pointed signal, when the schems should be ripe
They had expected TO see on our part great eau
ton, skfu playing of, and an unwillingness to
take offence, which were to be gradually gooded
into alarm, irritation, and submission. The cool
contempt with which their first insult was thrown
back into their teeth surprised them and they
were foied by the selfpossession of one man. They
had no Tecumthe among them no master spirit to
change their plan, 50 as to adoptit to new ex-
igency and those braves, who in many battle
had shown themselves to be men of true valor,
quailed before the moral superiority which assum-
ed the vantage ground of position they could not
comprehend. and therefore feared to assail
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How Lager Beer Originated.

Many years ago, shoemaker, in a small town,
near Bamberg, Germany, sent his apprentice to
get bottle OF Bdmoarg- beer, (small beer) which
was sold in that place; but the boy, not know
ing this, went 10 the city itself; on returning he
met an Acquaintance of his, who told him, that
when he would come home, his " boss" would
whip him for staying out so long. The
poor boy who was frightened at this, thought it
better not so home at all, but took his bottle,
buried il under tree, and ran away. He then
went among the soldiers where he distinguished
himself, so that in short he became an oflicer.-
When one day his regiment was 1uartered in
this small towa, the officer thought to pay a
visit to his old boss, but not before he had got
the bottle Of beer which he had buried some
years go under the tree. When he entered, he
said, well sir, here bring you your bottle OF
Bamberg-beer that you sent me for The shoe.
maker not knowing what this meant, was told
by the officer all about it. The bottle was then
opened, and the beeI found to be Of a superiol
quality When this fact was known, some O
the brewers built deep vaults where they pu
their beer in, and called this, after it had lair
there for some time, lager, which means nothin!
more than lying, The officer afterwards mar
ried the daughter Of the shoemaker, and drank
as am told, good deal otllager-beer, receivin,
in that occupation the assistance Of his father
in-law.
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WHAT is TT

What kept the moss a-growing
Through Januarys snowingH
II knew--oh, never doubt It'll
The blasted tree without 1t
Would bleaker seem, and older
To summers new beholder,
So, green through all the showing,
Twas love that kept it growing.
What was the water saying,
Beneath that ice.rOOf playing,
WhereOn the sunshine listened,
While underneath ii glistened1
"0h, queenly sun, arisen
To loose me from my prison;
murmur not, for grieving,
l sing, in thee believingW
What brought the peach.buds swelling
From out their birchen dwellingl
The song of blue-birds won them,
Fresh music, poured upon them,
In bloom Is overhowing;
The blush and perfume shjwing
That life is richer, better,
joys never.pardoned debtor.
Oh, loving sOul.fresh faces,
Moss of deserted places
oh, voices of the chosen,
Through deadiest cold unfrozen-
oh, lives with beauty brimming,
Glad in the heavens near hymLing;
Ye know the hidden glory,
Who else may tell that story?
Grow, sing, and bloom undauntedl
4 world so shadow-hauuted
Needs all your bursting splendor,
Soft lights, and murmurs tender,
The human want is pressing,
O'crshadow it with blessing!
Your triumph sure believing,
Till hearts shall hush their grieving!
Lucy LARcoM'
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CHAPTER /.
THE COUNT.


Deep night in New York Night TO the b;vb
and lowly--the vicious aud the wrctchsd-to all.
was it deep night The gus-lumps threw a pale
and sekly light upon the now almost yacsted
strects--for it was daep night Now and then !,
vgilant watchmau crawled out of his fsyorite
drnkng-saloon, though not very often, to see that
nobody had carried of the city (The author in
tends this as ok, aul til, ralder is requested to
laugh.) '...- -.A ' -.'" O. as''''o'' 7''7
In fashionable oystersaoon on Five Points.
IN a stall, sat two men One was the Count Alfred
de Flunkey--the other, Henry Podgers son Of Oil
Podgers, wealthy retired CLAN merchant. The
Count de Flunkey was apparently between twenty
eight and thirty years old. He was dressed in ar
NOR wore military cap, with feathera and his
feet were encased in russell boots His companion.
Podgers, was about nineteen. He wore new suit
OF f.ready-made clothing, white hat, cloth punps.
ani--in word--his appearance spoke the man Of
fashion, The ordinarily handsome and ingenious
countenance Of the Count de Fluukey was nov
covered with frown. He was abstraeted. Al
length bringing his clenched fist down upon the
table with tremenio iouS force, the Count cried Uo-
By Heavens Sary Tompkins must be mine
Ho! without, there Bring ten cents worth O.
gin !"
The gin was brought la. aa sr -EE
1t was drank ,-..I ...f e.. -... AL NH
AM the Count, telling the bar-kcepsr to +chArRe
t." left the saloon arm-in-arn with his friend the
young and accomplished Podgers
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CHAPTER II.
sARY ToMPKiNs.


Fifth Avenue Time. night Scene, Torhpkin.
thefetired lobster dealcrs,princey mansion Brigbs
the gas-amps shone over fair women and brasa
men, (this expression is original with the author,
ana all went merry as several marriage BELLS The
spacious aud gorgeously furnishsl drawing-rooms
oil the princely Tomptns were throngel with the
beauty and chvalry of Fifth Avenue. Like pure
diamond amidst trinkcts ofbrass,shone Siry To,np-
klns The pen refuses its off e. And tn. atthee
must content himself by remarking that she was
supremely beautiful. How truly and beautifully
has Kate said -. 7.s...'r' r..Fi .eaH ~
"lt's tarnal hard thing to describe a wonen.p.r
Count Alfred de Flankey" c,ied u servant in
livery .aaHE H8E
The Count entered. A smile lii up his noble
countenance. Bowing with exquisite grace To the
assembled elite, he advanced with erdy strides to-
wards his betrothed, Sary Tompkins ,-
The merry night sped on. The slyer-winaca
hours flew by. Still the brilliant assembly a,
Tonpkins remained, Tie best of feeling prevail
ed. Wit sentiment, beauty an chivary crowned
the glowing hours Bat Oh hitrk The bels
rings huge man, with fiery nose, enters tho
marble halls" of Tompkins. 10 a voice Of tAau>
u'l' he cries ~
haii'' al gem m'A' tin apclicerhan an moths
~ Slor'er' an III AK ye II Count do Fiunkey is in
'ni' ere august s''noy' Cause If he is, I'm order
VI 10 arte't inl unlesS he imnletly sqnares phis
wash-bill with Mrs. Bfilg,t o'Fanigin" f.t...v.
Fellow, away! Slave, avhnt!" cried the
c'un' o' r'u'h'y ID voice hoarse with pas
s'on
'p"'''' wa o'"'d'ro AZ 'ons'a nc became
.Ls -, s"I"" ~ toi' MS na'r "na 'oahcaa a1
'",' "''u 'c'r.o'e JcrA tore on
''N'H - e'"'' WV" iA5'' "so
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., ~ " "O,pN'' o"y now ,u:l,u 'orr
said 1-''''' " '-'' '0' n''"' sue "''
Policeman How much is the bill ?" r-..
1.-Two dollars and tw,aty-seyen cents if YER
please num-" .'''
"Then th,ra--there is the sun-ta,e II onJ
away-away n To- m ,7'I
And Siry thr,v the m ,n,v ot tho no,icem,n,.
feet and fell into swo,l. Sa, was palled ont bv
three servants in livery and n,licemao rrprI
Tonpkins wa, a, tentive sn,ct,tor to this hs,-.
rendihg sp,ctacle. Tonnain, hal a hs,rt yb;r.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-05

a bill to compel free n'grors 10 leave thc
STATE is oei1'e tis Alabama L . s.-;4...
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-05

a church for the deaf anl dumb is about to be
oP>aed ia New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-05
NO. O.XXXIX.
A BRILLIANT ROMANCE.
BnrT Tompkins.

-'.rr DT LIEUT.. A. BRICK, a. A.. r. .'11ill
Bare footed rdngsr.I author of ths Sp,cfe, s,.aL
f1i' " TIE Last Of the PoilpsoFE" am.
..... ur Iirnfsd Beer. Barrel &C. y s'f9 coed