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Rev. Peter Cartwrigh hit at the Astor
House.


Some church affairs made it necessary
gor Mr. Cartwright to visit New York
city some years ago, and it was arranged
for him that he should put up at the As.
tol House. Ii was here that his brethren
expected to meet him. his social and de-
nominational appointments had reference
to the Astor House as his headquarters.
When Nj. Cartwright, however, appeared
at the Astor, there was nothing in his
backwoods appearance that suggested to
its proprietors his worthy position among
the fathers Of Methodisn when, there
fore, be requested to be shown to his room,
he was cavalierly turned over to servant
to show him up stairs. Up stairs they
went--up, W, up-Nr Cartwright in
wondering amazement lost, the servant ap-
parently untiring in his amusement of as.
cending. Finally, the servant opened the
door of an apartment up in the attic
story, and pointed it out to Mr.. c. as his
room. Father Peter detained the servant
while he should take general survey of
the premises-repeate1 the inquiry if this
was the room he was to occupy-and at
length, appearing to be well satisfied, he
disposed of his bag age, and very politely
requested the servant to De good enough
to show him down stairs again. The ser.
want preceded Farther Cartwright down,
down, till they reached at length the street
landing; but, before the servant could
make his escape, Peter inquired if he
wouldn't please to show him mp again.
so up they went again, heavenward, and
at last Peter found his room, and permit
ted the servant to depart in peace. The
servant, however, had little more than
found himself down stairs, when Uncle
Peter rang the bell vigorously. In due
time, up came the servant, by this time
painting with the unusual exertion.
My good friend, / am sorry to
trouble You, but | should be glad to see
the clerk, if you will be kind enough to
send him to my room"
40, certainly"
And so down. down goes the servant,to
say to the clerk that a singular old chap
up in the upper story wanted him to come
to his room. And, then up goes Mr..
Clerk.
Are you the clerk ~
Yes, sir"
well, you will place me under great
obligations to you, if you will show me
tue way down stairsp
And when once moro down stairs, after
Uncle Peter had taken another careful
survey of the surroundings, the clerk very
politely inquired if there was anything
further he could do for him.
EYES," says Uncle Peter, Eyes, my
friend, would be greatly obliged to you
for broad-axe !"
A broad-axe" says MIR. Clerk, in
astonishment, land what do you propose
TO do with broad-axe?"
IT thought I should like to 'Jlaze' my
ioay 10 ing room"
1t is needless to say that Peter Cart
wright was the lion of that week at the
Astor and that it was net further re-
quired Of him to climb up that endless
series of stairways-but, when his friends
called again to inquire for, or call upon
him, they found him snugly snsconced in
one of the most eligible rooms in the
house.
"A young man who had light incip-
liant n,oustache ona dav while 6nrar;nr,
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BARRE ACADEMY,

Possesses among other the following advon-
tsges Board of fire permanent teachers; sys-
TEN of regular instruction a sere. of classes pur
suing regular course of study; and retired
and beautiful location.
Board Sl.s5 and 81. 90 per week.
Suumer l ERIN begins May Is. Fall Term be-
gins September2
J. S. SPAULDING, Principal
Barre, April 5, 1855. 52;sm
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The Printers Consolation.


Tell me ye winged Winds,
That roundnny pathway lay,
IA there uo place ouemu
Wter4 prInio4 se their pay?
! he whispering breeze went by
With accents filled with woe,
4 voice borue on the sclrowing air,
In sadness answered, "no ("
Tell me, ye flowing streams,
That smoothly glide along,
is there one cherished place,
Where printers meet no wrong2
The gentle brock replied,
In murmurs sol; and low
And winding on ITS verdant way,
It meekiy answered., no."
Tell me, ye murky clouds.
Now rising in the west,
Is there upon the globe
One spot to printer bcst7
The flashing clouds outspoke
With an INDIGNANT glow
\ voice that filed the earth with awe,
la thunders answered, no."
Tel me, ye hard-hsarted man,
Withholding day by day,
Is there no honor in thy breast
he printers bill to pay'
lian,wering turns ne round
How plain his actions show;
An uttered oath capt sound is head,
His actions answer, "no"
Tel me ye gentle nymphs,
Who bless lifes hours through,
Is ih,re one sacred shrine
Where printers get their due?
A m hitting Lush her cheek suffu.ed,
Did ieHf5ld grace impart--
a soft res pon,iye sigh replied,
Is found in ,-o,-o4's heart"
Tel ne, angelic hosts,
We messengers of love,
Shall suffering p .n,ers here below
Have no redress above?
The ngel h1rd replied
" To lis h. snoSlelge given
Delinquent. ou the printers books.
Car, never enter Heaven !"
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miscellaneous.
A New Farm Implement
The Oombiaed Two.Horse Cnliiuaior

The Combined Two-Horse Cultivator,
MYTH STEEL TEETH new and nscful
w Farm Implement, which has been fully
tested and is considered The BEST tool for me pur
pose intended that has ever been offered to the
farmer Ii is adapted to all kinds Of soils. mar.
tcuarly to clay soils. Also to cullvaung in IA ,
spring, fall plowed OF stubble lands, ana iol get
ting in grain crops-covering more grain and
deeper than drag. 1t increases the crops very
much.
Made to order and sent to any part Of the coui,-
try. Also all kinds Of Swivel, Deep rillcr aud
Subso;l Flows in common use. Horse Hoes and
Steel Teeth Cultivators Tor Corn and Potato
crops. Double Plows Muck Plows, Sward and
Stuble Flows, and Road Scrapcr-, made and fin
ished IN the most substantial manner and sent to
any part of the country desired
DAVID A. PAINE,
Starksboro, March &c, 1863 ~;
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FARM FOR SALE,

TNbE Farm belonging to the estate of R. p.
l. BINGHAM, now occupied by A'onzo l.
bingham, is offered for sale. snld Farm is yery ~,
DIES ably located in West Cornwall. has thereon
cool dwelling house and o,.t-buidines. contains
about one hundred and nnety-three acres. For
terms apply 10 MERRILL BINGHAM,
l:H' Administrato
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EARN FOR SALE.

TINE subscr Der offers for sale, the farm, known
astl e PHELPS FAEM, lying half mile south
Of this village on the Creek. This farm contains
about one hundred acres -foriy scres Of interval,
the whole is valuall s for grain or grass. Good
barns, sheds and yards, well supplied with water,
On these premises is a valuable muck pit. For
terms, enquire Of HARVEY PkIrCHARD.
Sliddle6ury, March 9TH, less. AZ
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FISH AND POTATOES.
GROCERIES.
NEAT FOR THE MILLION

Such as Sugars, Teas, Coffee aud n lot of other
nscessares, for sale cheap at WILLIAMSoN'S
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries Crockery, Stone Ware, Hats x Caps
& & large Assortment Of Ladies K Misses Shees &
CHAPMAN & BARBOURs.
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Sent free of postage to all parts ofthe u. statea.

DR.. NJ, B. LACROlX'S
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE-Aiew and re-
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100 plates. Price 20 cents a
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prenensive treatise ON the du-
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fruitful alliances, n ode Of Sc
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-09

The public are informed that they can get Be Ell
Steak, Surloin Steak, C0rned Beef Also Veal
Lamb and Mutton, at A. wIILIAMSON'S
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GROCERIES.

UNON EN- ES,
A W Russell old store may be found
Ia choice assortment If
FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of Crushed, Ground and
Brown Sugars, Old Tyson, Young Hyson.
Black aud Tyson skin Teas. Old Java Cof
fee, Burnt and Ground do, Fine Cut, Plug
and Smoking Tobacco, Ginger, Saler@tus, So.
da. Cream Tartar, Citron Soda Biscuit N mia
Candies Macaboy and Scotch Snud. NM
megs, Gloves, Maccaroni, Vermacslli. Cor.
Starch, Farina Cassia Ground Mustard &c
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PhisiologicA al View Of Maniage,
BY NJ. B. LACROIX, NJ D., ALBANY, y. Y.
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CAT AkKH, LAkYNGiTIs, ASTHMA, AND D1sYAsx,
OF THE THROAT, Lungs AND HEART, CuikD
WITHOUT FuTTiNo DKUGs INTO THE STOMACH
BY lNHALING COLD INDICATED NAPoRs
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B-R.O-N-C-H.I-l.

fnnss CoCoa AHD voscs Loxuseuu. y
m LEVIED - dissslys ID ehe mOatn, have : q
OS fect in0osAee TO the Affected parts. ,iv,,.
InsfAzf nzEsa1 ID DRoucuysrIs. Asru.1
CesoD, Co.'s, and the vassvvs Tsss.s
- AYIDCfI0As 70 which
I'll Public Speakers and Singer
are liable, 70 whom they win b. found n
vAIuAAes; also. for clearing and riv..
-. | revere the Voice. E
F< kto1 ~ National Er0.-WAssxc,m
- Ne 20 far depart from our eas,om = I
say 81 nnOwn's BnOnCnsAL rn0cuss ~
Fe - have seen them tried, and ana -
4s~ sxcellsnt for Coughs, InausnaA, Hosrs,.
%foR ZoM,s Hsrald.--Runx.
Having found Bnovns BDovcs,n
IAocam heosAcial m . diseased tai. y
the throat, W do orr clerical breshren NJ
.m real Aver ~ calling their attention 10 ,hen
Fold ~ I'll Druggists, at . and % ers,.
4Hs Per bex. The large el.0o boz d iAeN
"a e0cmss . RLess, wholesaIe end Rst.a
- Agents for lower Isvs. IJsnsedSiS |
B. = q S., IT O.
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A young lady appeared in the streets Of 81.
Louis. in mail attire, lately, aud one Of the edi.
tors says her disguise was so perfect that she
might have passed for . man, had she little
more m0desty. ;.ts-s5s
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W. W. esate g sne Union having ytStefdsy 1is-
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cee0ln6s 90 t6is susyect we're tefmlaatcd BY III
I nouse golne mt Oomlslttse a the Whols o.
-. Dasneet sad that ne public printing had
ven cnsrgea g = course 81 ccsruptlOn through
.nlcn sne treasury bad been robbed. Also,
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last Two Conrreescs, n ,l,ndsd ~ m ~ sne
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reno,,s "A - o. tnese ana other
Covsrrmere ~. =. - w. .nc,e IMAM tnat tne
hook. vhich saD,t - y rs pannsner q those
Soa ce,t.ss Sss.. 80 se.np. private publishers
-. 1870 800. .ore aItefiy worthless; be
= Al. =. :, 49,, 80. oO.Iec % take some means
~ c,..,.o. ~. sav'r snaMeIM extravagance 10
"a ca .,,. , i co..,soents should not be tax
~. pha,. sJ. s,. .nu ~asteIM purposes
v;ds 81 Nv s.p.a'neu tnat me oill y to pro-
"ue =. 'ne payment ct the amount due under
contracts should 81 mar OssS ana snst nose
not undertake 70 repodiate n snCS,a
;ts expenditures for nrn,;n. IA a !,s Ior
ts future course ~ \. govern
Mr. Crawford was siliin. 10 nav So =" .a pas
more. Ti,ta = S''u'oV ~ ana no |
n. N:.taI. .*
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n e8A FIRE occurred in Davenport Sunday
morning LAST, consuming saw mill, the proper
ty Of Mr.. Allen. A the mill was not in use
and unoccupied, it was undoubtedly the work Of
an incendiarS. Owing to difficulty with the
city government the fire companies had dis
banded And 80 great was the excitement At
tae Are that Alderman Canon was knocked
down and severely beaten and Alderman Cor
bin chased off the ground making good time
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~ Messrs. Sprague, Cook and C!nne, Of the
Legislature have our thanks for important pub
lie Documents ~
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E8 We are under obligations to Hon. S. R.
Curtis for attentions to this Office. g4 Jsa3
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A little daughter Of Allen Travis, residing
| east Of Decatur, ILL.,. fell into kettle Of boil
ing lard, on the 18th inst, and 10 this horrible
mannerca came 10 her DEATH ~ - 593ssr5
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- milliona Of dellefkl J

"THE LONGEST war xorxp, fax snoaTrsr
wAr NOM. "A diver Of . span Of mules, be-.
ing on Washington slFve;, near The bridge. the
hsr.day. sd wishing 70 reach his hons,
nearly opposite. On jefferson sssees. wisbous
going round the street, took short cut through
the bed of Aawk,tls creek. ~ drove about
ten feet .shsn bid mulss ssopp4d, AID she ~
gon sank into tie rivsr. Hrs conpanion, creeps
Ing out = TIE back d mule, uhiastened The
sseklisg. and drove them %. The other then
undertook to walk ashore, and found himself
badly miredl ~ the aid Of some boards ftom-
the wagon. hs finally gained terra 6rma. That
night wAs . yary cold one, and this morning
the wagon looks very much - II il was frozen
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An ASS IN y LIoNs SkIN.-The Dayton Ca
xette says that : student a Oxford, Miami Co.
visiting Troy 4 few days since, was told thas l
nGtchtnan had been made % believe thar . leu
had escaped from = menagerie and VAS pro wlina
around. The student thoughs il funny 20 play
and sccreted himselfin the cellar. The Dutch
man was sent down - pretended erraHd. ana
the lion sprang as him. gpowliag.. The Dutch
man cArght ap : cudgcl and laid Mr. Lion sprsv.
ling, with his head cut open, where bis fricude
found him senseless. Remedies revived hln.
and he viii probably recover. We veuld ".
wise him TO follow the advice &c Consssnce q
Auetria: sFn r@y N5 Esas Bat8 ss5 ~ y
Thou wear : lions hide dofI Il for shame.
And hang calls skin on those recreant limbs.
sas Cleve. Herald
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I'M !. ,sais, -at wv Philadelphia, Jan. 80.
Y Richard B. Jones, formerly proprietor Or
Jones Exchange Hotel. fen sccideataiIy from !
I'd story window and vss fatally injured. ~. !.
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been Slaughtered at Cincinnati, and it was sup
posed that $4,000 more would still be killed.
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CounssL--Rat iew oi The reading public arc
aware how continually an editor 10 called upoa
70 advise bis patrons on every subject, mon
pohticsto the breed Of caesle. Through IL
whole range u our dsties nose hss pesplsxsd
us more than 70 tell our readers what 10 take
~, curs when they are sick. Hitherto this
mas been . severe trial 70 IN our skili but u
VIZ notbs hereafter. We have bees tAkiae,
ana have seen The evidence frsM sahers shai
have taken. DR.. Ayers ,Chersyn PICTORIAL M
CAshartic Pills They need but sliehs trial =
ccnvince Che most sccptical how faf theyarv
superior TO the Other Hsedicinss we have had N
nse. They haze ono singls property Of great
Importance 70 the sick and IhAs . they cure
Boston Herald. hgs
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Tne wife Of painter in Syracuse, n. T.. died
the other day. Among the sympathiainR friends
was young LAZY from Auburn, stranger to
him The sympathy Of this young lady made
| such an impression upon the hesrs-broken hus-
band that the next day after the funeral, lie
consoled himself by taking her to his arms. =.
SINGULAR RsyrxoE.-Thc Hartford Press says
that Rev. l.. Ludington, Of New Britain, c., who
formerly preached in the Advent Church, in
that village, has been sentenced to twenty dAy's
confinement. in the county Jail for breaking the
windows Of the church maliciously. and in the
night season. Il is said that he was offended
because another clergyman had been invited 70
preach in the Oh arch. Mr, Ludington was seea
to smash IL all the windows ON one aide Of Il.
and then 60 rome. e aes '4s'F
IT, coo 5-se1----e~Doe--------a 3i1s iiss3. $
~ The Rostmastee Gsncral hes recently de.
cidedtha il p0stWastsrs do not give publishers
Of neaapapera notice that their papers remain
nthe post Office without being taken ont BY the
snbecribcss, uithiA Ave weeks. they are liable
for pay. aia ass''state ssse II Il siseiafas 4
- AAS s8NsssGys NsB ~ sNS sou slAssts ~ 4
Mr. Bennett received u his packing house %
yeeietdsy, the finest lot Of hogs us have
heard q this season. The lot contained ~
hogs, averaging SoS. Tbese hogs we're raised
~ Mr. E. b Fsesehsr, near Bear Crssk. Ths
heaviest ofathe lot weighed SO, the lishtess
$40. "a .s $500 t,ss. ~ -s
~ Vim. Conway wss severely bitten ~ :
.aAa dog Il Msscatine, Tuesday last. a ply.
siciaa vas called In and cut out the wounded |
parts of.Conways hand, expressing the con-
viciion that no serious trouble would result
Nls1iko "a stranger, willis mskiag ssss
pssphssas y afstote - JeGsssoe Strssb ysssss-
lay, lost his pocSes.oapks soaGaiaine sbops $500 Il
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

HoRsR THIEF TAKEN.-We learn that Sheriff
GaIlaher in company with another man, cap.
tured one John Snyder. horse thief, near C,n.
cinnati, Mo-, and brought him here yesterday.
He had Stolen a hose from David Myers, at
Blue Point, Keokuk County. He was SO much
thrown off his guard that he diyuiged the
names Of several Of his associates, one of whom
has since been captured aud underwent trial
yesterday, before A. II. Brown, ESQ. Snyder
was sentenced TO Jail in default of $500 BAIL
and the Deputy Sheriff took him to Burlington
yesterday. ,s Il 5l.