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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-23
ADDISON HOUSE

UhE subscribers would respectfully give nstias
Il that they have lszssd toe " Addison hosss
fOr term u years, and that The proprisi ors hg,s
ne fitted the house In every part, and DE SIT.
isribsrs have ts-fnrnishsd Il with large sn suls
on their part 10 make svsytkiHs comfortable sud
pleasant ior tAsir suesA Excl spt stables sn1
ne best attention Tor LglaD win be prvv .s
Country residents will Odd q pleasant aud cGnyss
nisn' home al the most litSrsl sts. Special w.
duesments viii b o6Ssl for county eus,aI :
~. Large and small psHis will ss seSo,l!n. .
dated al short nstiss.
,,,. ADAMS. BROTHERS.
hiddlebnry, Jsly 10. lst7. Mt =.
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RUTLAND Il BURLINGTON
r. A T T. stssa II O "A ID.


New Arrangements Of Passenger Trains
Commeaoidg Moaddy. November ., 1867.
Leave Fitrhbnrg Depot, Boston, at 40 and %
A. NJ.
Leave Ftchburgh at . 80 A. NJ, and 100 P NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls Tor Middeburv, At l23oP.M
and 5.45 aud 10 i5 AN.
Leave Aliddlebury for Harrington at 7.22 A NJ,
Leave burlington for Mddlebury. at sos, A. NJ.
7l6P. NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Rutland and nellowq Falls,
AT lo22. All, and s.4s p NJ
CONNECTS
At Burlington, with Trains OF Vermont Cen.
tfal Railroad and Lake Champlain Steamers for
Plattsbutgh kousea, Point, ST. Albans. Montreal
and Ogden,burgh.
Al Rutland, with trains ofthe Western Vermont
Rutland j Washington and Saratoga & White.
hall Railroads for troy, New York, Albany, Ss.
ratoga Sprin8s Schenectady, aud the West via
New York Central Railroad.
Also by Stages, for Woodsrock, Bethel, and in
tsrmediate points. At Bellows Falls, with trains
Of the Cheshire Road for Fitchburgh Worcester.
Lowell, and Boston,-Nermont Valley Road for
Brattlebo,o. Springfield Hartford, New Haven,
and New York, and the Sullivan Road for Wind.
sor, White River Junction, and the White Noun
tains =. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Snpefniendeuts Otiios Rntland Oct &c 1857
-Freight Train with Passenger car attached.
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A M B H 0 T Els.

w H. RABLEN respectfully announces to
w the public that he has parcbsesd his
former partners interest Ia the concern, and hay-
ing had a good share Of patronage awarded him,
TOR which he is very thankfully he has consludsd
% remain al hiddlsbuIy for some few months
longer. He has recently made great improve
ments in his rooms, making them much mole con-
tasty manner. Having had a number OF applica-
tons 10 take views, have Engaged my brother 10
assist me, and am now prepared TO take views Of
residences, scenery, horses, cattle, or anything
that may be desired, Specimens Of scenery may
be esen at the rooms. Those wishing pictures,
by putronizing me, may rest assured that they
will get ~ good picture as can be made, ~ ]
take great interest IN producing good work and
allow no one 20 beat me in any branch Of my
business which ! undertake, (unlsss in writing
advsrtissmsnts) Please call and examine spsci'
Lsns. Rooms in suwArts Block.
+. S. A good assortment Of Sheet Mosie al
wsYs ou hand.
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GROCERIES

tTw T.. Russel's old store may be found
IA choice assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
consisting in part of Crushed, Ground and
Brown Sugars. Old Hysou, Young Hyson,
Black aud Hyson Skin Teas, Old Java COT.
fee, Burnt and Ground do Fine Cut, Ping
and Smoking Tobacco. Ginger, saler@tns, So
da, Cream Tartar, Citron Soda Biscuit, NJ iuld
Candles, Maeaboy and Scotch Suuh. Nut
megs, Gloves, Maccaroni, Nermacslli. Cor
Starch, Fsrina Cassia, Ground Mustard &c
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miscellaneous.
Y. KINGSFORD 4 SONS
Pure wego Stare h,

Pure 0s ego Stare h,
tFOR THE LAUNDRY
II AS established greater celebrity than Bog.
IL ever been obtained BY any other s,arcn.
This has been the result Of IT, marked supe
ity in quality, and it, invariabc uniformity
The public may Ge assured of the continuance
Of the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tor. daly and
the demand has extended throu ,u the whole
of the United States and o. r,.nign countries.
Working illus on $ Arge scale, und under
rigid syste are able to secure perfect
uniformity ia the quality throughout The year
This is the great dcsderatum 10 Starch making
and is realized now for the first time.
The very best Starch that can be made, and no
other, ia always wanted by consumer. aud this
will be supplied to them By the grocers, rs soon
as their customers have learned which is the best
and ask for it-otherwisc they would be likely to
get that article on which the larges, profit can be
made.
Mr.. Kingsford has been engaged in the manu-
facture Of Starch continuously for the last q
yeass, and during the whole Of the period, the
Starch made under his super vision has been, be-
yOnd any question, the best in the market. For
the first II years, he had the charge Of fireworks
Of WIN. Colgate Co., AT which period he in
vented the process OF The manufacture Of Corn
Starch
nEAsk for Kingsfords Starch, as The name o..
oego has been recently taken BY another factory
1t 10 sold by all Of the best grocer in nearly
| every part Of the country.
KINGsFORD & SONS
| OsW 200 CORN TARCH,
| (FoR PuDDINGS, Sc.,)
| Has Obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch
| for the Laundry. This article is perfectly pure
and is, in every respect, equal to .he best bermu
| da Arrow Root, besides having additional quail
ties which render it invaluable Tor the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and
sold as Corn Starch and nus given false inpres
| sions 10 many as TO the real merits Of our Corr
| Starch
From its great dehcacy and purity it is com
| ing also into extensive use a diet To- inianti
| aud invalids.
EN KELLOGG & co, Agents,
| l4,3m 1876 Fulton Street, n
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PAINTS AND OIL.

poILED and Raw Linsssd Oh, White Lead
- Fr0oh and American Zinc, and gen
srAl assortment Of Paints, YaTnishss, &e..
sOw receiving sns fer sale for cash only sy
H.g h. A SHELDON
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SANFORD 4 CO, Proprietor,, 3It Broadway
New York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston--Bnlr, fc,ter \
Co, No. | Cornhill; Retail Agent. Russell
~:alding % fremont street, opposite An'euin.
Montpelier, ). +. Pierce; Waterbury, J. NJ
Heusry state Agent Midi lrbruy, H. A sheldon.
And sod by Druggist thgougont the United
sIS,ss AM Br tish Provinces 26;dm
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MIDDLEBURY HOUSE.
II 4 r r \ VI o . I, 4
b,IpuLkBuHY. Vt,


Fhkf CAHRiaGr 10 ana from the Depot.
STAGE, for the following places stop and
start from this House
For Lake Champlain, via Cornwall and
shorebam leaves daily at Z. o'clock A. NJ
For Bridpori, leaves dali, at =. NJ.
For Bethel via Ripton and Hancock,
leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and Saiur,
day, Al :. o'clock A. NJ 23If
" DOL TWlNE and Sheep lick Tobacco n,
w H. A. SHELDON'S.
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SheldOn's Hair Dive !

houBLE the quantity at HALF the price II
~ other Dyes, II continues to sell at a rsu.
Idly increasing rate as people become scqusiutsd
with it.
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1. u u a.
MANUFACTURING.

WI HNOT ~ " n lNS.
DAVENPORT A. cI.ay
,~ruzaHN "o"Iu reSpeoti"''y ihio' III 'heit
&$& "a LOU, Hn, ,l 'ne punh' sehefai-
E ~ '"'' '"eE continue 10 receive
sA. w . O Il
At the pst,hlishu,.n, or III. NtiAu.,v,,
Mannf..,nrinn ,1n,,,an W Wv '".u',s"ulF
to dittsrant hiods ~ Cir,bs ~ w ''' ''''
,,',,. ''e' %
Wv ne, tAoS1hE MES DoHShINS'
TWEEDS, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds Of
RIBBED GOODS HiTLAND CoLb TlANNEis
OF permanent colors and mixes to suit ,he
taste, on shares or by the yard at the option
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sHELpoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs Colds, &c, contains ell the vsIustls
virtues of Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Barb,
WIN many other valuable remedial agents, si i
contains NO OPIUM. Its increasing success, "A its
best Recommendation.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

- Miscellaneous beohs, Blank Books Of III
kinds, fuglish, French and American Psper, ara
Envelopes, Artsfs' Mstsials, q, Boards, Chess
Nsn, Ss., just received At e0fELASD'S Book
store, north END Of the bridge,
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SCHO0L BOOKS. Towns series OF School
- Readers, Mitchelrs Biographies. Smiths do
Cotton & fitoh's do, Weld's and Wells Gram
mars, Adams Cobunl's and Grsenleaps sud
hoobrook's Arihnstics, Sanders and lowers
Primers, Towns and Webster's Spoilers, Web
ster's Dictionaries. Robinson's Agebrns, Wr.:?p
Book, States, &c, for sale at low prices, al
C0PELANDS NEWS Room
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Dry Wood.
&1D1 YEAR pays for Board Washinsi
'p VI Fuel, Room Rent, Incidentals and

&1O1 4 YEAR pays for Board, Washing
p vi Fuel Room Rent. Incidentals ana
Common English, OF
Fort Edward Institute, N. Y.
Superb brick buildings, finely located on the Rail
road, near Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities
for Music, Painting, and French Prof Geo. r,
Foulton, widely known as a superior teacher,
composer and performer, hos charge Of the mu-
steal department Winter term begins Dec, Sd,
1867. Send for circular, with full particulars
% Rev. JOS. F. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
ADDISON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
REV. J. STEELE, Principal
The FAN Term Of this Institution viii begin on
Wednesday, sept, I'd, under such arrangements
as promise fayorably for future success. Compe-
tent Assistants will be provided In the several
branches usually taught in Academies. BY ar
raneement with the Faculty Of the College, schol-
ar' can enjoy the benefit Of Lectures and Expert
ments, which will greatly facilitate the study o.
Natural Philosophy, the Natural Sciences, and
Agricultural Chemistry l O the latter particular
attention will be given.
The Academic Year IS divided mo TWO parts
Of % weeks each. There will he vacation Of
two weeks al the end Cf the first Term, and a re
e'sa Of few days near the middle OF each Term.
TuIrIoN-PFR QUARTER
For ordinary English Branches $500
Latin Greek and Higher English studes,6 90
There rooms in The Academy building for
tie accommodation If students, and board crn be
had for 1873 70 $500 In families. Boarding in
elnbs the price may be reduced
ie;tf " II. PARKER, Register
Middlebury, Aug, 10, lso7,
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NEW-ENGLAND
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLIE

VIE Tenth Annual Term will commence %
l. the first Wednesday OF November. 1857. ard
continue seventeen wseks
Fees IS to each Of the seven Professor tuli
PARTICULARS in the Annual Report Of the Collese,
10 be had gratuitously
sAMUEL.GREGGRf NJ. D., Sec,
zf Boston. Alass
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.SXELDONS 40 IL

t"r Darrhoea, Cholera Morbus, and other kin
dred complaints has obtained the most unprsee
dented sale that any Medicine ever had In bIjd.
dlebnry. 1t "a 40 well known iha people ha,,
olly +" be reminded that II is s,ill for sse n,
store. "
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BROADWAY
q q Il ID r ID N
h.Apkt, gJTpyNC |nnDIAk'

BROADWAY
q q l. ID P FL N
NANUFA CTURING COMPANY.
No. $50 BEoAnwAN, ~ Y.
Are NOW ,.llins their spvndii Gold Pens, Pen.
CHS ana Per Clsss At the Lowest Retail PRICES,
!, and each purchaser draws
-PREpMIUM M PREMIUM
Of from 80 cents to $1,000
.4s soon =. = Pen or feucil is porchased--the Pre-
mum Is delivered Immediately.
LIST 81 PINS AND kt1 All PRICES;
Colo Pen, 81 20 4 Gift
iugrossins sile, zoo -"
SILVER TX Holders = So 4" "
silver Dbl. Ia. Holders 20 "
silver Mammoth 5 20 " "
silver Ley,athan 70 % " "
ountHin Psu Gold Desh lloldvI - " "
Mammoth Psn told Dc,A holder
and Boz o25
Lsviahan Gold Fsn, Gold Desk
HOLDER and Boz, U2j
Gothic Silver Case AM God Pen, ; rs "
Mammoth Gothic Silver Gaze anu
Gold Pen e25"
Gold Tooth Pick 81
ana lar PICK, ! 20 2
Cold Watch hey, Tooth PICK aud
Pencil, - " '
ladies aoi Pencils go:
" 4
and Pen 26 " .
Gents Colo CGsss ana Pen, ~ 10 "
mammoth axe II 90 10 "
We warrant a.. our Gold Pens 10 be D.amoqd
Pointed, aud not surpassed by ANY establishments
Ia tho STATES, ana beside. giving you pen OF
pencil well worth your money, We also present
you with
G,tts norm y.Om " c.sts IL $4,000 IN
GOLD WATCHES, GOLD GUARD AND
NESr CHAINS,
cold Leessts, diamond Pins, Cameo sets, Gold
studs, Eings, breast Pas, Silver Fruit and
Cake Baskets, silver Gobleis. &c.
Agents-Ag ents-Agents,
Now = the time, and here i the Chance to make
1000 So 900 90, oOO-$5, 900
per year, in the sale OF Gold Pens, Jswelry, &c.
Ne otter liberal commission 10 Local and raw
cling Agents, and give lhsm cIsdit On one hall ill
sold. a light and agreeable business, ana above
all, good paying business. Agents wanted IN
all parts OF the country. catalogue containing
iist OF uoods, with iull Explanations OF Terms
10 Agents will 6s sent on application, iTee. All
order. will be promptly attended 10, aud those
sending IL money by mail will receive such goods
as thsy order by the return mail express, lgih
ne G.fts enclosed in the package.
Address all order. TO
NERklCK BENTON ( DEAN,
3sJ broadway, New ork,
n. B.-God Psns re- pointed in superior man
nsr. Eusose the PEN ana Ihirty-nins cents IN
L. o. stamps, aud the Pen viii he re- pointed aud
/ returned postpaid. 25.3m
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French Institution
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

n EW A ND NALU ABLE BUJK ;.
"ANTED IMMEDIATELY in Rutland aud
w Addison Counties, A CTIPE jNTkLLE
GENT YOUNG MEN, 10 canvass new impor.
ant SCRIP 1ION COOKS. The best works
OF art ever published. None but good, rslialLs
meh wanted. Those no have had experience in
the business preferred. A liberal per eentags al
lowed. or a monthly salary given. For full par
tlc1hrs enquire Of :. s. MARTIN
Klhamstown, VI 4stf
FISH.
MO. Salmon, Nos. 1852 Maoksrel, White Fish
HaE E.RALLETTE
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NJ ARkED DOWN. a lot OF aew publication,
ln on our shelves, which will lie sold ~ low
prss. eal and examine them, at
COPELAND'S NEWS ROOM
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FILLING TEETH,
INSERTING TEETH.

ANEkIH Inserted on pivot.
Partial sets on Silver or Gold
Plate.
Temporary sets on Sayson
Base ard Silver or thin
Gold Plate.
Permanent setts, on silver OF
heavy Gold Plate
Al operations in Surgical or Mechanical Den
s.,ry will be performed to the entire satisfaction
Of lie pstisu, and warranted.
Room brewster's Block, Main street one door
aArth of tie Post Ofics. 2ou
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CHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

OAEhf, III LhI En- OIiEh 10 IL
The subscriber has on hand q large assortment
Of Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications., Blank
Books Stdti0snry &C.
which he will sell at lower prices than ever be.
fore offered in this County. Please call and ex-
amino soon, as the stock must be sold 10 make
room FOR the fall stock.
n, b No Gold Watches, OF Jswalry thrown in
CUpelands News Room.
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS!

A CHEAT Assortment OF CHAIRS at aston
IA ing low price. a. the Austlon Store trst
deug north this Book STORE.
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IMPRESSION PAPER, for sal. at
i C0PELAND'S NEWS ROOM.
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1aE,, MERCHANTs, CLEnkk. sook;;kEEr !. a..
LXRV Or hoss intending such should on1s
e43 thess Pocks Hand Heoss :n,itsd HOW 10
,tl,f, now TO 90 BusiNEss- a Pocket Dude TO
kaccss. in PrseueA If Choice Of pnrsut Win Lf. snd IN
.ri.i Farms Pncs - cents one doust
pay for che our paper IN on. arg ~, % ,
fsss ur,usid by FONLEK WILLS Ss Brosd~sy Ne" iofA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Asm Side, by Marion Hariand, Vermont Towns
lsau, Gaut Gurlsy, by u. +. Thompson, Floral
HoIne or First isau Of Minnesota, by Harriet T..
Bishop, Ths Poor Boy and Merchant Prince
" How 10 Talk" How TO Write" and " How to
40 bssinsss," Msga1ins. for September, Just re-
OsUed at COPELAND'S Bookstore.
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Winter Comforts.
n : pisee, !, 1olsn ana Canton Flanueli
20 also
wootsu Bisu.. its Msrino Vest and Drawers,
Tippst, noslety, Lined Gloves, &c. &c.
Oct. 20 for sale by + NALLkrIh.
Domestics.
nLEACaED Ard Brown Shsetinss and Shirt
Il ings. rickings, Stripes, Denms Batting
Wiskims Nsdding Toweling' &c. SC.
0.t 80 rsov'd at WALLET IE's
Wooden Yarn.
SLb Shaker Yarn. for sale by
4 y l.. NALLEITE.
Oct. 70.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Gone over to the Enemy.

We had prepared notice for our
last issue of the ,Squater Sovereign, "
heretofore sterling state rights paper.
published at Atchison, il this terrific
~, in which we referred to the with
drawal of DIR. Stringfellow from the
" .Souereign," and the installation of
Messrs. Leary and Hinton as editors ;
taking occasion also to pass merited
compliment on each, but this notice
was Knocked into pa by the dsvil, and
never found the light. We were, at
the time. at loss to predict of what
said occurrence was harbinger but
alas we have it now. If report be
true, the " Sovereign " is to be no lon
ger staunch adyo ocate of Southern
rights in Kansas, but has gone over
to the enemy, and will henceforth ad-
vocate the policy of Lane, Robinson
& Co., and the whole Topeka faction
in the Territory. "What a fall was
there, my eountrymen !" 1t is In re-
ality true that some men would sell
their souls for filthy lucre?
The Doniphan Constitusionol;st, al
so heretofore claiming to be nation
al Democratic paper, we understand
has been bought out by Jim Lane =
One after another of our presses fall
and worship at the feet of MAMMoN.-
Will not men Of unwavering fidelity
raise up other presses, that will not
sacrifice principle to interest ?-LeaD-
eaaCorth Journal.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Bread Making.

The old mode of making bread, is by the
use of yeast. The new mode, is by the use
of salaratus, soda and alum The latter il
coming rapidly into use, and is almost dis
placing, in many families, the old-fashioned
process. The advocates of the new mode,
maintain that it saves time that it correets
the acidity of -four, and that it is Just as
healthy as the other mode. The advocates
Of the old mode, affirm that the use of saler-
atus corrodes the coats of the stomach and
intestines, induces disease, and shor.ens life.
DIR. Alcott states that, of 800 900 children
who die each year, under ten years Of age,
in the United States, 100, 900 perish from the
use Of saleratus in their food. Now which
of these two modes is right; For ourselves,
we are willing to own that we prefer the old
mode. Our reasons, in part, are the follow
ing:
1. The old mods is SAFE. Good bread,
raised with good yeast, and well baked, is
Perfeetly good, and perfectly safe; while it
is not quite certain that the use of the power
full alkali found in saleratus, is safe.
2. 1t is quite easy to use the alkali TO Ex-
CESS. We have eaten bread and cake,
which smelt and tasted so strongly of leys
as 70 be positively offensive. We have had
our mouth exeoriated with the unpulysrized
Jumps of alkali found in bread. Now all
this must be greatly injurious to health.
8. The use Of saieratus disguises bad -four.
Many barrel Of -four sour, or otherwise
unfit for use, is got rid of by the help of sal
eratus. Thss the evil is doubled the bad
-four is made into worse bread, and the com
pound abomination 10 called food, and paid
for at the rate of fifty ceuts meal, at our
best hotels.
Such are some Of our reasons for prsferins
the old mode of making bread with yeast.
If we are wrong, our columns are open to
any one who will prove We are in error.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23

FREE Sou INVASION OF YRerSIA. .-On
second sober thought, the pro-slavery papers
Of the Old Dominion are becoming reconciled
to the idea Of not only tOlerating but well
coming Eli Thayer and bis New England
army of snigrants. The Norfolk He,eld
says
The truth is no longer TO be blinded that
Virginia is In want of such emigrants. to
reeenerate her old lands and clear up and
bring int cultivation her new 70 develop
her mineral wealth and build up nlanufaeso-
ries within her borders for she is daily
losing her slave-populaiion upon which she
has heretofore chiefly depended for all her
industrial operations, and especially for the
cultivation Of the soil What better plan
could be offered, for the suppression of this
growing evil, than to encourage hardy and
industrious race Of ffeemen TO come and fill
the place Of her retiring population pur-
chase her deserted lands and work them
adding by their labor to the productive re-
sources aud physical strength. Of the Com
monxealth As for the apprehension OF
evil from their anti-slavery prejudices, it is
now admitted On all hands TO be altogether
ideal. Their interests as well IS their pro-
pertY viii be identical with those Of the slave
holders, and the Laws Of the State are ample
for the protection Of both. We say. then, Il
Mr.. Eli Thsyef Is sresolved to come among us
with his army of q Ee;ghbers. as he Gala
thmt why, let him come, and Welcomes.
lpecislly 70 Eastep Virginia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
a Hard Times -

This Is now the universal exclamation
among ali classes of people. It is q strug.
gle, almost TO obtain even the common staples
Of life, bread and meat. The farmers have
no corn nor wheat 30 sslL Thers is some
bacon in the country, but even that Is diff
cult 10 come at The vegetation this spring
has been 30 backward that those who had
surplus grain, disposed Of il to those whe
had not raised enough 70 feed their stock
Still, there is doubtless enough grub in
Southwest Missouri to last us all until the
comet comes and those who have enough
and to spare ought to see that their neigh
bors do not suffer FOR the necessaries of life
for. If We are all to 90 of together, It Hoald
be folly to have surplus on hand TO be de
stroyed and on the other hand, If the comet
does not smash Us up, those who assist their
neighbors VIII eertaisly only be carrying out
tho injunctions of tbe gospel. -. Al
Laying jokes aside, however, such a time
has not been experienced for some years.
The complaint 0f :. hard times comes mp,
from several quarters, IN fact from ell parts
Of the State q gseaf amount OF stock b q
died in some ef the eo1nties, IN the .Eorther n
part of the State and In Kansas We lea m
they are actually aaesing far shs necsssariss
Of lfe-LGgTsaes Co., Ms., Rsgstr. -,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23

wouldn't eat, out of spite. He over
heard his sister say, "Guess he'll get
hungry by supper time :" but he
thought within himself, you'll see.-
So he "nourished his wrath to keep
it warm" all the afternoon and
when his sister called him to supper
ne grouted out more grOutly than ever.
81 don't want any supper
But as he turned to go off he heard
his mother say, You'll be cheap
boarder at this rate" So he had the
blessed satisfaction of having his own
way, and went supperless to bed,
where he repented at his leisure
There he lay and thought the matter
all over, again and again. He finally
came to the unanimous conclusion
in his own mind" that he was a great
fool for having done as he had for
he had injured no mortal living SO
much as himself. 1t is almost unne-
eessary to add, that he had remark
ably good appetite for mis- breakfast !;
and that, from that time he was of
the mistaken opinion that it was mis-
erably poor policy to gnow a file.
We might give illustrations equally
pertinent, from those of ripper years,
but we forbear.