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;. WISTAR'S BALSA1I OF
WILD CHERRY

Says q well known Editor;-" This is truly 4
Basam and a blessing to invalids. It contains
the pure bslsamic principle Of Wild Cherry the
balsamio properties Of tar and of pine. Its ngre-
dents, which are mingled after the true principle
Of chemistry are balsanc, and therefore it is
safe and sure in effect. Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption, and Bronchial troubles disappear under
it, balsamic influence as though charmed away
Probably no medicine has ever attained SO ex-
tended sale or accomplished so much good as
this renowned Balsam."
Letter from Elder H. L. Gilman, minister Of
the Gospel in Vermont
Glover, Vt, June 20, 1850.
Messrs S. ". Fowle & Co.,
Gents,-I hereby certify that have been
troubled for several years with difficulty Of the
heart and lungs, and have applied to several ply
remedy of the numerous ones which have been
recommended without receiving any assistance;
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing Of Wista1's Baissnlo Of TVItd Cherry about
year since, commenced using it with imme-
date relief 1t has not only restored my lungs to
a sound state. but I am entirely relieved of the
difficulty or disease of the heart. | have hes
itaton IN saying that 1t is the best lung medicine
before the public, and | most cheerfuIly and con-
scientiously recommend it toalI persons suffering
with pulmonary complaints
Il. L. GILMAN.
Prepared by S. Y. FOWLE & CO, Boston
and for sale by
( r. v. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KMBALL. Gov
entry; ALvAS HovEy, Albany; SABIN Scorr
/ Lowell; Buck 8 RICHARDSON, WcztfeId; Al
KEN < SMALLEY, South Troy; " c. GILMAN
North Troy; l. ROBINSON Il Co, Lake Bridge
KELLEY & RoBETs Derby Center; 7. C. BUT
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, ives
Charleston; WM. JosLYN x Sons. Barton; D
WHIrrLEsEY, Clover and by dealers every
where. i3w4
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The HoEsE PowER j. strong and durable, snd
is made to run still, by pecu istr construction
afthe endless chsin, causing u Ioturn As smooth-
" around the circles az the end, AS over the
straight ways, thus avoiding much unnecessary
friction, which arises from "a different c0nstruo-
uOu of the chain.
The gearing on Il is fastened securely in Il
sjmuje manner, so that 70 cannot wori. loose and
come OIL which, If happening, prevents the use
OF Il brake, and the team Is liable to be injured
lv being thrown out 81 the Power. from us get
ing t. hugh motion. Il is SO geared that team
walking al the rate OF "a miles per bour vii!
quired depends much upOu the team, and condi-
ton of the grain To Re thrashed
The principal obieeuoLs 10 machines of this
class is their carrying grain IN the straw; but
they have in theirs revolving wire seuarator,
shaken by cams, which is the best arrangement
in use for separating grain from straw and will
allow less grain to pass over ia the straw than
any other.
Grain is well cleaned by the fan, and delivered
at the side of}he machine bv 2 spout into meas,
ure This is made OF a size adapted to Two
Horse Power, aud with such Power will thrash
from 100 10 300 bushels OF vheHt per dav, ana
from 250 to $50 bushels of oats; but double these
amounts have been doce uuJer favorable ci4cum,
stances. They make a larger size, intended 10 BE-
worked bv Lever Power or Three Horse
Railway Power.
Ali machines made and sold by them are made
in substantial aud workmauhke manner, ant
are warranted to suit the purchaser after faii
trial
q am TIE only Agent for the State of Yer
mont.
JOSEPH C. PARMENTER.
Lowell Vt, June "A, 1850 If
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EXAMINATION.

A PUBLIC EXAMINATION of Teachers for
n the town Of Glover, win be held at Institute
Hail. on Wednesday the 10th of November, conf
mencing at O'Clock P. N precisely. Teachers
will please come provided with Readers and
Arithmetcs, and come in season. Spectators
will be welcome.
n CHENEY.
Glover, Nov. l, 1S59-45w2
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The Question Settled Those emf
nent men, DR.. James Clark, Physician to
Queen Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Ben
nett, say that consumption can be cured.
DR.. Wistar knew this when he discover
Cd bis Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and ex-
perience has rr5vea the CORRECTNESS Of
~ opinio.
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& The crew Of the Great Eastern
will consist of 60 able-bodied seamen,
90 seamen riggezs, 200 engineers and
fremen Stewards staff, 100, making
officers, about 500.
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ects OF secret habit, Of Youth.
70 Every Father should present j copy to Ai.
SIN.
Ia the dread catalogue Of human disease 90
destructive drain upon the system, draws IL
thousands OF victims through few years OF sut'
lerlng down 10 an uutmely grave. Il destroys
the Nervous system, rapidly wastes away the
energies of life. causes mental arrangement.
prevents the proper development of the system
Inequalities for marriage. society business and
all earthly happiness, and leaves ihe suilc or
weakened ~ the body and mind, predisp0.et 10
Consumption. and train OF evils more 10 be
dreaded than death ITSELF With tue fullest con
fidencc | assure the unfortunate victim. 81 Self
Abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can be
effected, and with the abandonment % ruinous
practices nay patients can be restored 20 robust,
vigorous health
ANY person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps viii receive copy 10y mail, under seal
~ TO FEMALES.azcu
10 Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
maize from the extract OF Cattoa Root: a remedy
used for years among the female slaves al the
South, In form OF decocfi0n or te.,; now Tor tile
first time introduced into general use. Price one
Dat,ur, sent under seal bv mail Married Lddirl
must not use them. Address as above.
/. Il. HERRItk. N D..
39yl Drawer lla. AiOany, \. Z
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EXAMINATION.

THOSE designing to teach school in Irasburgh
L the coming winter, and who DO not already
hold license for the year, are notified that there
viii b. public examination at the school room
over the Town Hall in this village. Friday
Nov. 18th 1859, commencing at o'clock P NJ.
c. W. SCOTT, Sup't.
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LIBERATION.

ENhis is to certify that have given my son, Reu-
4 ben Virgins jr.-of Ir4sburgh Vt.-his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts Of
his contracting after this date.
REUBEN Virgins.
Bristol, Worth County, Iowa, Sept. 25. 44w9
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LIBERATION.

yENHIS is to certify that ! have given my son
4 Hiram Stewart. his time during the re-
rnaiHder Of his minority and / shall claim none 0
his earnings nor pay any debts ofhis C attracting
after this date.
WM. STEWART.
J. D. HARDING, Witness
Lowell, Oct, q, 1s59-45w3
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifes that | have given my son SiIas
/ 6. Shatruck, his time during the remainder
OF his minority; therefore shall claim none OF
his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contract,
ing after this date. ANS0N SHATTUCK.
Attest-H. P CoBURS
DERBY. Nov. s. IS5e-46w3#
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e. Col. Harlow, the Superintendent
of the Vermont state prison, has the past
few days received an addition of fifteen
new boarders, TO the large number at
that useful establishment.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

CHARLES PARKER. u Barton Village. se'ls
y q b-Rey arlloie q Bo9ts and Shoes. ior kSs
money tstH ans ogHsF dealer lu fbe Fame Article
b Orleans County. BE Gao prove ii 81 yea
HI- shoes tell tier ywB ia.e. hey haze got ths
Egs0T Ia tisrn. le has E8t 1he lst ease 81 Ladirs
CRITTERS ia hls shop .osg iu market fif has cas
fouers lsgm ihe yiliage ri lf#sbgFRh who nos
Haye Gaiiers from fais same ease, upon then
feet. MoFe lett egilI aae NbGn lhe se are gone
more 81 The same sarf afe 80 msfket. Il any one
fugposes that Charlie Parker cau De unaelsolt
he 6 isbaFIHg aAaTr mighty Mist4ae
Barton, Oct l2fh, lt59 82Haf
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EXAMINATION.

THOSE designing to teach school in Barton the
4 coming winter, are notified that there will be
public examination a. the School House in the
village or Friday, NoY. Is, 1859.
J. II. BECKWITH, Sup't
Barton, Nov. s, l859-4sW2
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CtAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ about the 5th Of October, three red year
lings-two heifers and one steer. The owner Is
requested to prove property. pay charges and
teks them away MOSES ROOT.
Craftsbury, Nov. ,, fs59-46w3
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Shoemakers Wanted !.

4 GOOD Workman 10 bottom fine Boots Al
Il 50, good KID workman.
Address DAVIS & FULLER.
Trey, ".
November D 1855 f5s2
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MARYLAND ELECTION.-Butt few re-
turns have been received from the FIRST
Congressional district, though there Is no
doubt of the reelection of Stewart. Dem
ocrat. In the second, Webster, Opposi-
ton, has 4 small majority. In the third,
comprising the first eight wards of Bali
more, the majority of Harris, Opposition,
is 5576. This is more than double Har-
ris's majority in 1857. In the fourth,
which takes in the rest of Baltimore, Win
ter Davis has 1898 majority, although we
believe the figures of one ward are not
the official count. Mr.. Daviss majority
in 1857 was $500. In the fifth district,
Kunkel, Democrat, has 1873 majority. In
the sixth, there are but few returns pub
lished, but no doubt exists of the election
of Hughes, Democrat. In the Legisla-
ture, the Democrats have ) majority in
the Senate and "a in the House, with
one district TO hear Boston Journal
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For sale.

MY Farm situated ia West Clover village,
VI three miles from Barton Depot. containing
thirty acres d choice laAd . sugar Orchard q
$50 trees; good wool jot; also, lsrge guam
rity of valuable Cedar finhsr; 8 BeH baFn and
sheds and comfortable ii5aas- i 8 alsg vel.
watsrsa aai 3 . desiEaL5s s'igsl9n tof gIs sa
want 81 . snail farm
Glover Get f2lh. 1858 $50
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MARRIED.

In Albany on the LIST inst, by B. n. Moore,
Esq, Mr., Ephrarm Miles and Miss Fanny N.
Durkee.
Ephrainl is joine to his idols Let him
alone"
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Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs and Pulmonary Affections Of the severest
type, are quickly cured by that long tried and
faithful remedy,
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CLOCKS,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

= Z. COWLEs. Of Coventry village, Gas the
y. incest assortment Of Clocks, Nachc. and
Iewelry 10 be found ia Orleans County, and
every article viii be sold at nice prgfztl q profit
that must satisfy every purchaser tie has sold
a ship load Of his stock Ia trade and u pains him
t. DE obliged 20 say that be has LOT got rich
from his profits yet.
C. 60 and get one Of his excellent sight-day
clocks.
Watches that will GO. can be bad remarkably
Low.
RrsGs.-Ear and finger ring made Of pure
Gold, can be had by any one Hho Will pay What
thew are worth also those not yery Gold, eau Be
had 81 any one wants then, & not AF. CsWles,
viii not urge them upon any one lie deceive
no one, bat sticks 70 hia trade, minds h.s own
business, ana lets other peoples business alole
That is thc say % be respected and 70 keep %
the town
All which Is respectfully Submitted bg
$. +. COWLES,
who authorizes sEe Editor Of the Standard 70 de-
course thus at
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MARSHALL.S THREAD,
MARSHALL's THREAD,
MARSHALL's THREAD,
al NYG's.
EoR SALE.

4 MACHINE z sANing slaPss4lfas. as4FsF
n res sad 50 ga14 Fs4sF. Lagalrs - tss
lsi loFgnsrly os4ea ~ u II csAa1 -. g ihi
gi.lzge. = Il HFy YoGl
Earfer VI Or ssf f6te
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TICK TICK! TICK!

4 C RANDALL is vet alive All kinds
III Of watchwork and iewelry repairing done
in a neat and work manIike manner, and at prices
10 suit MS customers. Shop IN the drug store.
Irasburgh, Nov. !, Is59-45w3
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SLAVES II GEoRGIA.-The report
of the Comptroller-General of Georgia
shows an increase ofI1,240 slaves in that
State during the year just past.
The total number of slaves in 1858
was 1872. l24, and in 1859 443. 1854. The
average value of slaves in 1858 was S526
80, and in 1859, 6I2 63-an increase in
average value Of $50 24
The aggregate value of slaves in 1858
was S227, 468,927, and in 1859, 27l ,620,
405. Thus it Will be seen that while the
increase in the number of slaves is II, 240,
the increased value IS S44I51,478.
This large increase can only be ac-
counted for by presuming that unusual
drafts have been made upon the negro
population Of Virginia and other border
slayeholding States.
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DIED.

II Mason City, Iowa, Oct. ., Mary, wife o
Sergeant Hoyt, formerly of Derby, aged So.
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FAIL AND WINTER BONVETS,

Ribbons, Flowers. sc Alsolatest STYLES Of Caprs
and Mantilas made to order An orders attend
ed with promptness. and executed with neatness.
Barton Landing Nov ls59-46w3#
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MOSES C. VARNEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VEESMON INT,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT. So

- d n q Il - L Il kk W - y
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, s..
At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said
District on the 18th day Of October, a. ID. 1883
Whereas, Thomas Narney, administrator on
the estate of Moses c. Varney, late of Baritone va
said district, deceased, intcstate proposes to rem
der an account OF his admins tratop, and 90 pre-
sent his account against SAID estate tor examin-
alton and allowance for the purpose OF making
partition and distribution Of the residue Of said
estate, under a decree OF said court, among the
persons who are by law entitled TO the same:
It is therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard sat
the Probate Office IN lrasburgh on the l1th day
of November, A. b. 1853.
And it is further ordered, that all persons in
terested BE- notified hereof by publication Of a
cop, Of the record OF this order in the Orleans
Independent Standard printed at lrasburgh, three
weeks successfully previous to said time ofheart
ing that they may appear and contest the allow
ance Of said account if they see cause: and also
be heard by said court in the matter Of partn
tion and distribution Of said estate.
NJ. CARPENrER Judge.
A true copy Of record Attest
44w3 ". CARPENTER, Judge.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MISSES SMITH & HITCHCOCK would in
III form the ladies of Barton Laniing aud VI.
entity that they have opened Millinery and Ores,
Making rooms in Smiths building, and have
lust received a well selected stock Of
u4TT avn u7TATT1D rO3vrv1uc,
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SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS
ALL WORK DONE BY MRCHINERY!

The subscriber would say to the public that he
has opened a shop al Arnolds Mills
w Est DERBY x.
NOR the manufacture Of S4sh, Doors and
Il Blinds. He has An entire set Of machinery
Tor all kinds o. worn, and can consequently do
cheaper and better work, than can be done by
hand.
All kinds Of work done 10 order, on short
notice a. J. COLE.
West Derby, Oct 18th. 1853 3m
4 Nd YOU CAN FIND AT NYE'S world o.
n Croekery, Sugars, siolasses, Fluid, Fish
Salt, Nails Glass, Paper Hangings, Pals, Hard
Ware, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.,
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Of al diseases, the flr,t great cause
Springs from neglect OF Natures laws.
SUFFER NOT!
a IIYSICIAN'S LEG AC I
TO YOUNG MEN.

a few ration
ul autl 4i.ir-
t4re al
fDarks.fnparr
tLIet TORN, al
40 Hune4 mn
Seminal waat
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~. FERRIcK 4 DR0rnFR, chenll-t.

=
~ Ihe above articles are sold 10y Druggists
and Country Merchants 10 every CITY. Town eud
Village iu lhc G.yilISed World.
q DR. Hrnucs' rcnvdies nre sold by drug
gist~ sind merchants every where ihis pHpe, cur
cRlaics Persons requiring them, wil enquire oi
their respective store keepers The sale Of those
articles ure ms extended a. civilization. fss
these ~ none
AGENTS.. c Randall Ira.hurph; a.
Hovsv, West Albany, h,mlnU Il Locke, Cow
entry. Vim. Juslyn * SON Barton; u : Chap.
lin. GLOVER SSvl
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LET THE SICK REJOICE
VOW Is rl4e riNK 10 usk
Herrick's Sugar Coate d Pills
and kid STRENGTHENING PleSlgrs.

Thesc Extraordinary 1m
ilv Esmy a3ps have been
trsicd tventygtufs, by
N.orr tlpA tliree ulincus OF
pers piss uud vt She p rsent
TIME arr euntats8n 9hc
Aisdieui W. Wttt ilfeir
startling CURtS Hen IA
lHJa. ss q Fauna tBIi.
rFtc are urequH.gds ln
oriiua59 ,5ckHess. oae or
two fip~c. alNpAs cuFe, -
CeutsiniuEno 4f,rcury,
thcv can he used at ely
time llEkHHCk r klb
f1.aSIRt,s vure pain M !
wgakHeS, g. the breast,
sides and hack, IN g.
hours gue ~ iii vegffare
months. Price II SIS cts
Pills, Sugar coated, large
Family Naxes. with full
Directions 20 cts.
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SERAXER.

Glover, Nov. !, lS59-45w2
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No. 38S Broadway, New York, Sole Importe
90 m3
Polynesian., 1859-09-10

FRESH
Groceries and Provisions
EX CARL MELCHERS, FRANCES PAL.
MER' and FELIX
IUEsTPHALIA HAMS,
w Boston sugar cured hams,
Bologne sausages,
Sugar cured tongues,
Mess pork,
Half and quarter boxes raisins
Half and quarter boxes sardines,
IN, 2n and 3b tins oysters,
Cases saleratus,
Do carb soda,
Do cream tartar,
Do thyme,
Do majoram,
Do summer savory,
Zante curranis,
Jordan almonds, in shell,
Cases French brandy ehenes,
Jenny Lind cakes,
TumbIers,
Assorted Scotch biscuits,
Pearl barley,
Scotch oatmeal,
Fresh ounces,
Fresh pears,
Fresh peaches,
Fresh mnce pie meat,
Fresh apples, in tins.
Assorted English pie fruits.
Assorted American pie fruits,
Fresh lard in tins,
Table salt, in jars,
Table saIt in boxes,
Assorted spices,
Fresh salmon,
Fresh clans,
Fresh Holsters,
Fresh green corn,
Fresh green peas,
Fresh honey,
French peas,
Durham mustard,
Ground pepper,
Ground ginger,
Preserved ginger,
Preserved chuw-chow,
Candied citron peel
Do orange peel.
Do lemon peel,
For sale by us III s. sAVIDGE
Polynesian., 1859-09-10

A MULrUM IN PARvo CLocK.-The Express
gives an account of a wonderful clock now ex-
hibting in New York. 1t not only does duty as
iime-piece, but bois the coffee for its owner,
and awakes him in time to drink it. Attached to
the clock. on the right side, is brass plate lying
parallel with the table or shelf on which the clock
is placed, and at the further end is a coffee-pot,
fixed upon frame, with spirit lamp underneath.
Between the clock and the cofee-pot is an alarm
bell The apparatus is thus used: Suppose q
person wishes to rise and travel at O'Clock in
the morning; all he has to do is to set an inner
dial to that hour while the outer or clock dial in
dicates the true time. He also makes certain dis
positions of the lighting apparatus, which are
elf-suggestive. Precisely at O'Clock a lever is
moved, which causes drum to revolve against
friction match, the fame from which ignites the
wick Of the spirit lamp. In half an hour the
coffee is ready, when another drum revolves, ig-
mites another match, and lights candle, and at
the same time the figure of monk pulls rope
and rings an alarm bell, effectually arousing the
sleeper-Erch
Polynesian., 1859-09-10
No. 10.

The Augsburg Gazette alleges that the cause
OF the armistice was the existence of dangerous
malady (typhus feyer) in the French army, but to
this 1t gives formal denial. The sanitory state
OF the French army was, however, said to be ex-
cellent, and exceeded even the hopes which could
be entertained from the heat and fatigue endured
Two hundred soldiers, fifty of whom were Swiss,
revolted on the 9TH July at Naples, and left Fort
Carmsh for the purpose of rousing other troops to
revolt, in which they failed. On arriving at the
Champ de Mars, all the Swiss and native troops
who remained faithful met them with discharge
OF artillery, and forty insurgents were killed and
disabled.
A Bostonian at the sack Of Perugia writes to
the London Times, giving additional details of
that brutal affair. He says the American Minis
ter, Mr.. Stockton, has demanded redress and in
Identification for American citizens, and by his
energetic action will doubtless obtain such as is
to be had.
The new telegraph cable between England and
Denmark had been successfully laid.
Polynesian., 1859-09-10

BAYARD TAYLOR AND THE LADHs.-Bayard
Taylor, the eastern papers report is to go out in
| the Asplnwal steamer, which sails on the 5th Au-
gust, under engagement to the San Francisco
Mercantile Library Association, to deliver four
lectures before them. He will visit Sacramento
and other places in the interior, and remain on the
Pacific coast in all about three months. His en-
gagement will be profitable one to the Library
Association, inasmuch as the popularity he has
always enjoyed as lecturer seems to have in
creased threefold since his return from his late
tour to Gambia and other islands and lands in the
Mediterranean and the Greek Archipelago.
Wherever he appeared last winter, whether in
New York or Boston, Cincinnati or st. Louis the
lecture halls, ample they are in all the cities
named, were insufficient to hold all the people
who went to hear him.
The ladies' particularly turned out in overwhelm-
ing numbers, thus giving an effectual denial to
the assumption that they would not forgive him
for seeking wife among the fair-haired frauleins
of Germany, and sighting the multitudinous love
letters he receive from his own countrywomen.
These letters, you may remember, were the cause
of publication on his part about the time he
returned from his last visit from abroad. The
ladies must be very sincere in their admiration of
the lecturer to remain constant after so gallant
display as that was on his part. He is a "deuced
good looking fellow of course has the fame of
a hardy and adventurous traveller, is a poet and
prose author of well sustained pretensions, a
speaker of captivating manner, and had, is said
to have had in early life, love affair so tenderly
romantic that it would have given a writer of
cheap novels stock in trade for three four vol
umes With all these, it must be admitted he
has patent claims to the admiration of the soft'
sex.-Ercb.