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Change ~ Firm
MR.. W. II. GAVE has purchased the intsrss
1vl Of v. X. Hart in the Book and 6tAtionsry
establishment, No. ~ Main-st., and In connection
with Mr.. Barber will continue The business y
usual. fjy1lA
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vTyHE AAsTIC ROOFING IL we'll adapted -
/ steep or 6at roofs, 10 nre proof, and becoming
hard will admit OF wear BY treAding thersoa,
which II desirable for piassss, ears, stean-
boat, 3 Ae. For farther particulars, please ssil
st the oeAcc. where samples can BE- seen.
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4. Napplecn unb TalleAranb.
OtapcleOn 9ins nit 9rcBen madtlSen S4rlts
ten in ietnem Cabinet auf uno ab. Setn Nnts
lie mar bleia uno ftnter uno leine 2ippen wa-
rem felt anfeiuancer 9epreBt, wte lie TN Corn
gu leln pfle8ten, uno in leiuen AuSen wetters
leudtete Die gSutb @r belt in ieiner Sano
5pet Paplere, Elm 9ebrufteS unp Elm SeIartebe'
mes, nno 70 oft leiue 9lu9eu uuf Diele bnbllsten,
ballte feline flene nit SrillIantrinsea 9eiamuf'
te 0ano lif felter 6uiammen, unp nla4te Das
Papter aufdH5en uno er5ittern.
Ser .3crn oeS Saiier8, wel9er Seben, Der
ibm in lcl4en Wcmenten naben uu6re, nit i3it>
tern uno @ntleBen erfiillte, ml9te inoeB gar
felne Slrfun9 auf ben Otann, Der ba iumitten
ceS :3lmmerS an pem NIT &arten unb Bapieren
beoedten Gid ltano, bic eine Sanb auf ben
Eild auf9eltlet, nit Der ancern rubis an benz
Spleeulabot 5upfeno, oaS 3wiiden Der college
fidten Sammetwcte berpOrquOa Seine teis
nen blibenoen AuSen fcl9teu rubis uup falt ies
Der SeweSun9 oes Sailers tpenn Ger Corn in
bm bSber auf5uwalIeu i4ien, 5udte eln leileS
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fdneQer 8lit oes Safes u1p Des Spottes Su<
H9leih. Aber pies oouerte INNER nur einen furs
aen Otcment, bann nabtn lein blei6eS frdnfli.
Dies @elibt tpieber ieinen uuburdOrinsliden
Ausorud an, uno UNI Ieiue iaulalen 2ippen
iapebte baum nur nod Elm perbiuoli4es poi
lius8ldAeln.
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.Iter ocra &irde, pann als Wftnllter Der Tepublit
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SO MADE ptsrntt meinen 5tetnben unb gsfonntsr t.
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Istsendnutsu SrantGeen bbd 9 Dr. 8aatee eta 6eism.
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every morning (chcept Sunday and is delivered y
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities Of
"ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
S3. 80 in advance.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT

Z. state rs. Jamcs q. Sinlons Anindict-
ment for subonation of pcriury.-that the
respondent induced Bridget Rohan to swear
falsely as to the paternity of a child The
evidence indicated that the respondent had
used Bridget for the purpose of lcyying "blaclt
mail, the paternity Of the child in this case
had been charged upon two persons, while in
fact Simous was the father
Plea, not guilty Verdict Of the Jury,
guilty. joyce States Attorney, and Redfold
for the State. Henry and Randall for re-
spondent
On Friday, Oct /, the Court sentenced the
respondent to l0years hard labor in the State
Prison.
g. Siote rs. Byron limit Information for
assault and battery The respondent was
charged with striking Mrs. Andrew Burnham.
of East Montpelier with stick, and other
wise ill-trcaung her. Plea. not guilty. and
that the blow was struck in self-deience. The
jury were diyidcd-eight for the State aud
four for the respondent.
Joyce States Attorney for the State.
o. H. Smith for the respondent
9. State u.s. Lecis Wood. An indictment
for assault and battcry.--that Wood caught
the wife Of Lewis Bedford, of Montpelier,
and threw her from the door steps Of the
house, and broke her collar bone. Plea, not
guilty, and that the fall and injury were ae.
cidental Verdict, guilty.
Joyce States Attorney for State. Wing
and Spalding for respondent.
10 j. r. Dicke rs. John THOMPSON and
trustee An action of general assumpsit. In
this action IT was attempted TO hold the So.
Royalton Bank, the receiver of the Bank and
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Mr.. EnIroR:--In the first paragraph of
the story YOU publish this week from the
"Knickcrbocker Magazine, beaded "Kassam
Pasha's Pastry occurs that expression so
often quoted Whereby hangs % tale. 49,
Nothing So greatly facilitates the acquisition
of literary knowledge as the ability, on read
ing any of these old phrases to resort at
once to the author from which they are taken,
and to review in the mind the incidents which
led to tho expressions WHOM first used. This
is a favoritc expression of Shakespeare, and
occurs, .thc FIRST word being ducjy) in three
instances in his plays.
The first instance is in the "Mcrry Wives
of Windsor" lt is i'm the nth Scene Of Act |,
and is the expression of Mrs. Quickly. She
pledge herself TO intcrccde for each of the
importunatc lovers of Anne Page. slender,
Sir Hugh Evans. Dr. Caus and Fcnton. In
the interview in this Scene. at the house of
DR.. Caius, she had just dismissed Slender's
servant with assurances of fidelity 20 his
master, and Dr. Caius had just left, equally
confident of her fidelity to him, when Fonton
entered the room, and after inquiring after the
health of Mistress Anne, says,
"Shall do any good. hinkest thou Shall notlose
MS. Qmclv Troth. sir, all is in his hands above;
but Notwithstanding, master Feuton, lll Dee sworn ON
book She loves You Have not your worship wart
Fnion Yes, marry, have L vhat Of hat3
Q'0rkiy. Wen. thereby hangs tale .-pood faith is
it such another Nan .-hut dctcst honest maid as
over lrokc bread -Wc had au hours talk OF that wart
shan mover laugh but ia that maids company Bat
indeed. she is Given too much t0 achoy and musiug
Bot fr you--Wcil, 800 Co, Sc.
The second instance is in the account Ja-
qucs gives OF his absence, in the 7th Scene of
Act .tG4 81 A ] .
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Ajtrraru.

I1Il Urr-r-rr- 1,,--, Nd M - \ : ----I-
.' "''' WY" ''ll'" oi me liI introduced 'nl" "'
House OF Lords DO ENGLAND by Lord 3 cuphlm, allowing
the examination nf parties n criminal proceedings
his m.l provides that the defendant. 90 the husband A"
wife of the dicudauf, may II Dc please bccNamued Hn
on oath subject 90 examination by the prosecutions
aud that the vu,ss .hall not refuse, Go answer olcstau
upon the ground that hi. answer nloy tend to crmna'e
him. but that the answer shall not be- used against BIN
except upon ma indictment Gr perjury assigned upon
such answer
The reviewer h'ors the bin, and presents am ingenious
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rlrrnt chnntr 10 Anhfrtiefrs

The edition Of wALrON'S VERMONT REGISTER
1859 will exceed - 001 copies which will be sold in
parts q the State, reaching business men OF every
lass aud offering means Of Advertising unsurpassed
p the State. Advertisements will be- inserted m the o.
One Pace $40
Onc-haM Page
ne-iourth Page,
Cards not exceeding lines,
NJ Advertisements should be sent ipimcdafeig.-
None will be inserted after the 10Th Of October ucN
T.. 7. WALTON.
Nf..t..is,r C.,t
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o, the Session or 1858, will embrace fun repots, in
a,ne gbrarfs NJ the debates topics Of i9hfesf. as
In ne Daily OF last year. Il will I've sent fv ~ potoge
f,r any number less than vc AZ 81 per copy hNc cop
les for 81 and Tor any number above hvc nj 20 cents per
copy ...,...r
WATCHMAN q STATE JOURNAL-WEEKlN,
During the Session containing proceedings and debates,
cents, For three months, containing proceedings nc
b,tcs and laws so cents. The Waterman s The only
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CAPITAL DOG.-According to all accounts.
they have a most wonderful dog at Chatham
-Four Corners, n. Y At a destructive fire
there few days ago, he was the first to
arouse the citizens and give the alarm. At
the burning of the Paper Mill last Tuesday
morning, he entered the burning building
where Mr.. Gardner was asleep, and Selling
him by the collar of the coat, dragged him to
the street unframed.
VERY UNGALLANr GhNr.-We learn
that while Douglas was speaking at Centralia
in front of the hotel, on Friday night. a lady
in the balcony innocently cried out "Hurrah
for Lincoln! The gallant Little Giant then
turned towards her, and forgetting that he
ought to be gentleman, grossly insultcd her
by coarse BLACKBOARD denunciaton. The
consequence was that the gentlemen in the
crowd gentlemen never will allow ladies to
be usulted) sustained the Lincoln lady. and
made the Little Giant dry Chicago
Tribune.
- The following brief story is too good
TO be lost:-
Jake just married, and with his better half
was sauntering down Broadway, seeing the
elephant, when he was struck with hoop
skirt, which was swinging from shop door.
Jake eyed the thing with great curiosity.
At length his pheimr got TOO many for him.
and he turned to Sal.
Sail say, what's that big balloon
thing thar
Sal, Gushing" Oh hush. Jake-them
is crinolines 60
Dow tell That's .what these women
are all wearing, say, Sal, you come in
"Oh, no, Jake g.
Come in, old gal, and get one your re my
wife now, and blame me if you shant spread
yoursef!'
PARAGuAy.-Judgo Bowln, special minis.
ter to Paraguay, will receive his instr action.
at once, and proceed to New York, where he
VIII embark on the Sabine, which will proba-
bly, leave on Monday.
Dispatches from our minister resident AT
Panama state that President Lopez is making
extensive preparations to receive our Paraguay
squadron.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or THE
BURNING or THE AUSTRIA.

nOhNlNb OF THE AUSTRIA.
QuEnEc, Oct. i.-The Norwegian shin
Catarina, Capt. Fumncmark. from Forney
iorty-thrcc days ont. arrived yesterday. She
reports on the lth September at ? O'Clock
A. NJ, in Ion. A 40. lat II 80. the Catarina
fell in with the unfortunate steamship Austria.
and took from tho wreck twenty-five persons
in all-sixteen passengers and six Of the crew.
In the number is included girl about four
teen years of age
On their arrival at this port, Mossrs. Fs-
kenbcrg Il McBlain took them under their
care, and will see TO their wants
QUEnEc. Oct T. Tho following particu-
lars have been given by the survivors of tho
Austria disaster:
The pump in connection with the fire en-
CINE was not IN working order Some at.
tompts were made to render it available. but
the progress of the flames was too rapid -
The lifeboats were hanging omidships. conse-
quently it was impossible to got all of them.
One was lowered crowded with people. but
seized by those already In the water capsized
aud svamped. Another took SO long i'm
lowering that the people in IL sprang into Che
sea TO escape The flames Near the forccasde
ropes were made fast 20 the chains outside.
and to these numbers chung, but as the flames
progressed one 10y one gave way and found
a watery grave. On the howsprit the passcn-
gers were laid out tier upon tier piled on
top of one another. sometimes four deem -
This was the last resource, and from this they
were finally driven. tIl only one man romain-
ed seated ON the extreme end Eighteen per-
sons got hold of the chain forming the bow
spirit stay, and chung 90 it am four clock the
following morning seaman clambcrcd
from the stay TO the bowsprit. and found thcrc
was probability of distinguishing what fire
was there, and accordingly gave directions TO
those clinging 60 the stay 90 dip portions of
their clothing in the sea and pass thcm up 10
r him, This was done and the fire was SD far
suhdued as 20 render the bowsnrit % place OF
comparative safety. They remained an the
boats from the Catarna picked them OIL.
The following statement is by Andorw
Lindstcin, a Swedish passenger:
About p. NJ, 18th September when tho
fire broke out was standing ON the dock
about midships ! saw the flames coming up
through the wiudward hatch three or four
feet high ON running forward, perceived the
flames breaking through the fore matches ~
At that time saw the Captain rushing MP ON
deck saw him Toxic his coat Off and run 90
the side of The vessel as il going 60 iump
overheard. Alr. Nwccnsa Swcdc. seized
him by the arm pulled him back from tho
rigging, and asked him "vhat hc was going
TO dol: The Captain answered % the effect
e. that ho did not know what Doe was about -
D The Captain then IAN ait and ] lost sighted
him, being ON Che fore part of the vessel.
i among the great bulk 1i the passengers
saw thut The hro Increased iJpd' and threat
tncd us in au awful manner. The passenger,
, were so closely pressed that they were pash-
ing one another overheard. managed 90
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i"N''r arrived an'ul iour CLOCK, win 'ne
Onllorna mails OF sept d. upwards OF three
hundred passengers, and nearly ,bOo,uoO
ln treasure.
Inc ''uio'ma STATE election had resulted
In the success oil inc Administration Demo
g'"U' ue"e' oy oVoo 10 i"'9"V mHoiitY. Inc
's'.'''' ""u'" nave large "yoI'! OF
administration Democi4's'
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