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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

~ lAls Route Frei-lts q all 1,scrirt 5a. can b.
frs sfta.i FROM L .iisteif lia. NV ler .ion or
baltimore. - ary point on lie Rail n. II clio
keutft -. ladiaDa. iliiusis. Wisconsin,. Iowa or
Nfs-ibnri. ~ Pal faat direct.
TIE psnn-s lslaa Rail Road also connects n Pitts
tafEh Si.A steau4er-. ts ~hish eeo.i- can b. fo4.
vtff-t q. nff itft o. thr 1hft. frsA n-ulu. kcF-
fHrsf Icunrsser. trnt .faat. il.iHai Mississippi
W.scs4-r T., Missouri hu.se 4. 'f,u as ant Rel
Rive ass. . Ctsf- a. 4. Ser iu-ky snd Cbica-o
viii ststari- 90 al ports GA fas Nosih Ncsiefs.
Lakes.
&sfgha-fs ard shippers cntfustinE the transports
tian effsrff Fre hf q thts Company can rely Nth
tsnf ieucr on IL speedy TRANSIT
THE kATE. OF FREIGHT 10 any paint In The
w. IS the Prunsy isauta Kali Road are az al
O. ~, - fsrsresfs - ara eiarge. - sfAer. n x.
Csapaases
IS lie particular to marx packages ''vi. Pr~S.
Merchant. 10 the West ordering goods from the
Rast vii 10 yell 10 Dir G. tAen 70 90 shipped By
ftaufs
far.ics .tteuiisg - their own Shirmeuts from the
Fat Ill -G. tncr interest 20 call ON IN. AgeH
~ sl- emqauy a. the following places before ship
~ letters addressed 20 either Of t,en on the
sbi - - ffeT b-, sill nest ia prompt attention
SNk ORR. PhifsI~l phls.
Nt6Itw 4 koONs, ~ North Street, Baltimore.
LttCH 6 co.'s kiiby street. boston.
- t. kolste-s, Icn'l Freight AT, Phiiadci
rha.
D. D l0rpT, GsnlTisset Agt., Philadelphia.
I. A. Se1tT. lcn4 Sap't, Altoona, IA.
Jan dwi1.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Pianos McIodeons, and Music.
PRICES GREATLY BEDucED
HORACE WATERS.


Agent for tie Sale Of The Best Boston and
Nep FORK Pianos and heicdeons.
o,nE la,res, Assortment 81 Music AeFettnalse J
i the Ifrtted states. Pianos nom I'VE diHete
Manufactures. af srerE ssrtsfs ~ sfgH--fs"h ..s
in ulain ood cases. flI sslu, 10 ihosr ~ nv
,.ost sl~~.nt daish fsr slaa0. No House IN ihe
Union can sosnc ia on.I,ction for The nnnlbff s-
rsfv aud cslfkriIH az ls instruments nsf ''o eA's
~ fs1 prices 81 rkieA reg arr sold. ... .
Horace Waters modern imPf"s"d r'~hos, ~tan -
without iroa ff.snes have, 10 their EEw sfatk anu
raoxsp .ettoS. a pe1er aud fsmpsss 81 iehr flnal
ling the erand with fas ant dArabs!ffs q" ih'
saaafc piano The Prcssand nrri Music Masi%ts nav
Justly pronounced them equal u mol sAPsFsss - ans
other make. 7kes gaaraafesa - staH" 'Ns -
ties Fl eUsrs efsHaff III tea.
Horae. Waters uelodc0ns nuned The equal ieni
eeranentA ...erssr a eacA de<srabfe ghsitts- VII
extra mi he'd s-s ani beautifully nute t"h~-
can aiso furnish MelodeOns 81 all other "shtIs--
Price. from as Ia sls5. FOR two sis 81 feeds ,"
tuo hank 81 kew. su0; Orsan pedal bass nieao's
ons ss-5 snd 300. Church Organs from -" -
- 40. les. q liberal q -roHnt fnr cas-
Mrs4r One 81 The fargfsf aud best ehiai'E"I,,, =
Music na u nulli shs.. seld - GERS lee priefs ~"
sic seat Ia = brfe,..r ordered posi-fa ffiSohs
attention maid = n 90 lers bs Hiai See''
land Pianos takcntt ~N.hanEe ar new tAtAi"k"s
cent nv mail Great nd ments offered 70 "1'"Ns -
sell tle above l,ral discount ID dealers, tea'"
~. sensinaries and si,Fgy men
Each In.trunctt guaranteed Ia give -
nuf,h base monex -tnanrs refunded Sscoeb-Hasn -
,~os ~ fsas.r B.AsAlNs constantly Ia store phes
from <ln ~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
BLANK Books.

Every variety of Blank Books. consisting
in part. Of DENY Day Book. Ledgers. and
Journals. Russia Ends and Bands, Wide and
Narrow Cap. half aud fnl; bound Day Books
Ledgers and Journals, Cap and 9partos. Cash
Invoice and Record Books, Receipt Books
Order Books, Sote aud Draft Books. Bill
Books. Time Books. Blank Drawing Books
Bank Books. Scrap Books. Copying aud Copy
Books. and every style of Pass, and Plain AID
Tuck Memorandum Books.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
TERMS
Premiums to Agents Getting Subscri
bers.

Those getting up Club o. subscribers. a. 81 eaol
md rcmittins $40. will he entiiiedto gold pen ar
silver holder ORTIZ 81. and each subscriber will g.
ceiye any one OF the above articles lie maa select
Those remittiag $50 for 10 subscribers Ill be e.
titled 10 gold pencil with pen, worth seven dol
lars,
Those getting Ups club Of Is sabseflbers and ~
hitting thirty dollar. viii be entitled 10 sils,
watch. or gold vest chain. worth ten dollars.
Those remit iug fort, dollars foF 20 s.escriber
will be entitled 10 silver hunting C@sed watch. Or
gold chain. worth fifteen dollars.
Those RENTING sixty dollars. for ~ subscriber
gill be cltitird TO gold chain. silver huutin
ssed watch, ~ofth twenty two dollars.
| Those RENTING eighty dollars. f0f forty subscr
ber-. will be enttied - lsd.s gold watch wort
thirth do lars.
Those remittng one hundred dollars. Tor fny sui
scribcrs. will be entitled 10 gold watch, wor.
1 f)tty dollars.
Q1r All communication should be addressed 10
NIB DEAN. Pobnsher.
! Jsn3 tiil March, 15 broadway. y. Y.
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State Of Indiana, County ofyigo. set
lao Ciresa Cssrt. March Tern. 1850.
No. 95s-Julis A. Moiesl
rs. Dirorcc.


Ebenezer xoies\
DE Il remembered. that on the llsh day ~
v January 1889. the plaintiff. per Usher {
Patterson. her attorneys, fled ia the Clerk /.
ef3ce her complaint against he deiendan' for a
dive-cs. together with the AFFIDAVIT OF : g.
Interested persln and competent witness. that
The defendant - not a resident Of fhs State Of
lntIsna. The SAID defendant Is therefore
hereby notified. that uul~ss he be and appear
before the Judge 81 This court. on the first day
Il the nexi term ther.of hereafter 10 Il held A.
The Court House "a Terre uaate. on he first
Monday II March usxt. then and there, on or
before lie calling q he cause Tor trial. plead
snsveF 81 denar to The plaintiff complaint
re rnsiters ard things thercia contained will
ts hearl and determined m lis absence and
deereeJ accordingly
AND WILKINS. Clk.
Jan 4. 1859 wv lpr's fee s3l
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

I->TRaN <oTICEs-This is = eeruff thai
l. naniei Ni-arst - Pierson township, Ntso esan
~ Indiana. is reported - NE one esraf steel y
s~n an ~ hsrn o. shs l4th d. 81 Detemses, isss
<rfbe - f8lloes. to-wtt kc.l on rs aafA. -
sii~s aa1 lsxs are t1ck, gith ~httc face, marked
WITH sesIlow-fofk Ia the ght ear. cra pied esfns
supposed 10 b. fTe yr4rs oh reu sprinf, snd AZ
p iced Al t~euty dollars. By Thomas Cons<sy az
II sialItou @hae.
III TESTIMONY uh.rs, have hcreunto set my haad
q n sezf thu 81 6ae ~ Januarf. i@J4.
IoHH r. WOoDRJPF. J. p fsEst
certify fhst ths eofsxeina - true copy % ~
y .rsy Record. AMI. NlLAlNfs Ga.
tss. -. is5e-ES< I'd
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Works.

keep up good assortment Of these works .
bringing on a. they are published, the bcoss.
81 Ike most popular authors of the dav. aud
will order. on short notice. anything wanted
(which | may not have in the way Of
Theological. Medical. OF Law Books. am a
gent for Nigo County for the sale of Appleton
publications: ] he New American C,cl"re-
dia. Abridgnent Of the Debates "f Congress.
American Eloquence. and Burion's Cyclope-
dia of Wit aud Humpr. all of Spur,con :
Works. Kitii-'s C,cl, pedia Of Biblical Liter
sture aud OF hausen'~ aud ClarKs Common
iiaIir.. for ale al PUBLISHERS PRICES
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

A full assortment Of papers for Printers,
Country Merchants, and Town People, gen
eral use, such Flat Cap, Blue and White
Ruled and Unruled Fool~csp and Letter Pa
per. Congress Cap and Letter paper, Wide'and
Narrow Bill Paper, Plain and Ruled CONNER
cial Note Paper, LADIES' Letters aud Notes, all
sizes Plain and Gilt Edges.
IL have the sg~ncy for Middleton Mill
Print Papers aud will furnish Printers AT mill
prices. Envelopes of every style aud quality
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
PROSPECTUS FOR 1859.

TEs New geiame OF the NEW YORK WEEKLY
tLLUsfRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will commenc'
Jan. let; IsJ9 The following are he names Of tb'
LffSrafs whose productions ~iil grace the eoleEn'
OF this elegant journal dsIlng the year
Rev &. N, Spurseos. Of London,
e. W. ~, Reynoids- Of Loadon,
q y. n. ysmes, Novelist
Sir kdsald Bal wef.
Ger {. ?. Henninssen, late OF Nlesrsgss.
Col. C. " Crocket-
A. ID. AunsoB.
Capt. NJ. ID Alexander, Z. :. A.
Thomas Damn RI elish, NJ d,
Henry Clap, IT..
De. % Van Burcn.
Lieut. J. ". Plat. L. ;. v.
p Clint n Darlington,
Mrs Anna WhepcF.
Mas Hetiy Harley
=. FiTginis Nsushzr.
Di. Vernon,
Minnie Mautour,
Hattie Glare.
Mrs. !. Is. Sinclair,
TEDkfC
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Everything desifable IN The way Of Cent
aud Ladies Pearl, Velvet. and Morocco Port
monaies. Card Cases. Csbas. Tablets, Writing
Desks. Portfolios, Work Boxes. Jewelry Boxes
Sewing Birds. Emery Bags. Card Baskets
Spy Glasses, Stereoscopes, and Jet Bracelets
81 NorLiaroe
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
FALL IND WINTER
DRESS GOODS

Plain and Printed French Merinos, Thib-
cts. all wool Plain AMI Printed Delaines
Ducals. Valencias, Bayadere Stripes.
Sole Traverse, Foulard Stripes, Tray
cling Dress Goods, Parama,tas, Lus.res.
Poplins, Bombazines, Thibet Roles,
Robes \ lez; 10 cases Dclaine from l95
to so cents; 10 cases Debcges at cents,
Mohairs, Cashmorcs. Alma Cloths, Plain
and Pail Mcrnos, DC.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

The largest stock IN market. Of Horn, Rub
ber and Shell Tuck Combs. Round Combs
Also, Fancy and Plain Hair Pins, Fiue Per
fumes, Soaps aud Pomatums.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
BOOKS
"A y D.
STATIONERY Y.


have on hand ano for sale. Bibles Of all
descriptions. from the pocket edition. roam
bound. gil, edge which sell at 80 ceni-. 4"
the large FAMILY BIBLES, whose prices
range IRON 81 % 10 81 ; 600.
Standnd, Miscellaneous, ard juvenile
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
I'VE oFFER AS GOOD A FARM

w .sthers i 10 the Stale. eoatrininx eas 49,.
liz uneef hi<h slate Of castlsstton -Road bail.
dag. III kn0sn the Cross ka.d< Fafm. A
nailes o ths National Road. TIE =. "A. a X X
teaches one side - acres of this laad has .
cosl xein. ehfch 10 from 70 feet thick.
Terms ear. HiCkCox sCoTT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

~ FRrKxps. one and all. give me call. al
No =. Ph@nix Row, o. - Wabash street, and
will endeavor 10 shov you by honest, up
right dealing, that M statement IS true.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

VI Il Ott II ~ l4tl Ot4u JUN
nR. WHITE, having removed his Office T-on No
p, Vine Street 70 No. Pine Street. -. Louis
Nc. Continues tobe consulted on all diseases Of
delicate BY long coarse OF study
aud practical experience OF unlimited exteLDr.
". has the qualification OF presenting the nnts-r
nate vita remedies that have never failed toLre
tic most alarming cases OF
Gonorrhea and syphilis!
Beneath mis- treatment ailthe horrors Of ventiai
aud Impure Blood. Scrofula. Gonorrhca. Ultet.
paine and distress Ia the regions of ProcTeattoA
.hamaton OF the ~ alder and Kidneys. Ahsees..s
Humofs fItzhifui Sweliines, and the long train O.
horrible symptoms attending thi< class ofdiseast
are made 10 become asharmless a. the simplest all
tngr ola child.
Seminal Weakness
Or ". devttcs great part ofhis inc to thet fsat
men. offhnse Gases caused by &c ret aLd solitary
habit which ruins the body and mi I'd sitting the
uufsftun tnt Vidua for either h-iness or society
Some II the sad and melancholy .,ts produced
~ these early habits Of y0ueh, are WeA. Of the
Back and Limb. dizziness Of the Head. ia mess OF
Stgat. Palpf.iion % the Heart. Dyspepsia Nervous
uess. ncrsngemcnt OF the Di sestivc Functions
symptoms Of Consumption, &C, &C.
The Fearful Effects on the Mind are much 10 be
dreaded. WI, Lass of Memory, CoefusiOn offdsas.
Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forehodinss version
Secretly. SELF DisfTust. Tmdty. &C. &c. among
the evils produced. such persons before contem-
plating aria should consults physcon ofskfll
sntexP~rienee aad be at once restored to health
nn1 hannfnese.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
iGentlemen's Wear Department


Their stock II 50 complete th-t II would ~,
very. very strange that any one could fail to
be Satisfactorily suited in that line, as TO eth
er price or quality.
Tveeds--assor,ment Of colors, from 90 cents
TO 30 cents per yard
Satinetts, do do from .,7S to ID cts
All Wool TweedS from 81 cents Ia 81
Black aud Fancy all wool Ca,simeres
from 50 cents to 50
6 Black and Fancy do do 81 IS to 81 SO
Biolry's tihe best cloth made) Blue, Black
and Fancy Cloth. from - To $40.
Black and Fancy Colored Trico, Beaver, Pilot
Seal. Fur, and double millcd Cloth for Over
Goats. Business Coats and Travelling Coats.
Velvet aud Silk Nestings. 5
Large assortment OF Dress Trimmings.
Prime Tot Of BOOTS 4 SHOES.
IL X member the place--No 20, Earring
ton Block. Tvrre Hautr, Ind.
Oct. - .dNuf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
NNMNSNNN ANNNs


Cloth and NJ erino Mantle Shawls; Silk,
Chenille and Broche Rerdered ) ella
square and Long Broche Shawls;-
Scarfs: Long aud Square Heavy Wool
en- Shawls. all prices
Fine assortment Of Ladies' CIoaks; Seal,
Fur and Fancy Iolored Cloths for Cloaks.
lclA El1DSS - * i n Z .
AFUlL ASSORTMENT.
Rut they would draw the attention Of Lades To
The Princess Royal Looped Extension Skyf; a
make which i considered by connoisseurs the
best for form aud convenience extant. and not
more costly than Douglass and Sherwoods'.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
NSM EHCOL -.

New BfCOks.
WHITE LIES: A NOVEL: BY Q RIA
Author OF "Peg WofIinsion,' SC.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S NORTHERN TRAY.
Ers: Summer aud Winter Piclares of Sweden
Lapland aad Norway.
TWIN ROSES: A NARRATIVE; By ANN.
GOA RIrcuIE, (Mrs. Mowau)
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC Fer les.
DR.. LIVINGSTON TRAVELS IL AT
Rica. CA new SUPPLY "
For sale At W. IL. bOCkiNGHAA
Feb. J. dw
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

I sell Gold and Steel Pens. Pen Holders,
Pencils, Inks. Ink st-nds Rubber. Paper CLIPS
Bill head Boxes. Sand Boxes, Sand. Sealing
Wax. Drawing Paper, Mathematical lastru
m-nts, Bankers Cases, Paper Folders, Post
Offices, Calendars, Bill Files, DC.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
D. 4. STEWART, Plit'sur.h'

Ies T. = to- Nte enNiiic, o. H. flcrce " o.
ZarfsSihe. o. >. = Johnston. Ripley. O., 4. NJ
Nceis = - -vflc ~. Orusy & Copper. Portsmouth,
ffatacs = GO. .ief-r<onvilie. lad. n. " Brown
= Co, tfnClnaett. e.; ith+rn 4 Hilbert Cif CHINA
=. Z. q. Nsliram. MADISON, ird.. viii am Bine-
ham. I4uls.iic- -. =. g.. O'lley & Co. Evansville
lad. ;. y Graham & Co. Cairo. ia. u. r. sass
& iqal-. IA Ista Il. Harris. Nashville Tenn,
htffls Z Hunt. NttuHai-. Fcug.. Clarke & CO.
1EtrsEo O. -. n. N..ntx. Alter. III; Mnrph,
Z. sic, Dubuque. love. or % FREIGHT Agents q
k1ti 5 essi- a Fl ferrtlt points 90 lhe 81 ct.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Gonorrhea and syphilis!

Fever and Ague Curcd-Warranted
AL letters confirming tee. addressed % c. u.
White. " D.. - ieut<. No. mill meet with prompt
attention anj medicine orwaried secure from OBJ.
scrvalon. The strctcst secrecy observed 81 all ca
-. > naa't forget M place, No. Pine street
81 Lals. M.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

l3luDBlUlU3Hl.3S.
Embroidered handkerchirfs. a high as a.
piece. worth $50. Sleeves aud Collars, ~
>etts aud single Bands. Pleuneing. Cambria
aud Swiss Edging aud Inserting. Maltese
coliars; Maltese. Point aud Nalencieune Edg
lngs aud laces. Without doubt the
Besl AssortDleI! ia tie C'fyi
{ Linen Sheetl"gs aud Pillow Case Goods
Table Linens. from 50 cents 10 - cloth; Nap
kins. Towels and DoilSt-. from : Ia Sc d
doz: Birds Eye Diaper Is inches wldr; Lin.
en- Cambria aud Lawn. aud Irish Linens from
p cents To IL yard
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

The eonnet liIg oftrasks b. a.. Rail Road Brlcge
~ fist<ssrst- avoiding al drsyaxe OF, fsrrisge -
Ff-tgsts togsfsef y IT'D The tre 81 tim. ad-
v.staEes readily ~ iatcd BY shipper. Freight
Ant the frAVetfue Public.
PARTIES sHIPPfJvo E-sSTT.sRn xfif sd q
T. fhefr Arrange 70 SAfp - fAis hoHfs.
Fer ffelx4t a. 4Atraets Or 81 ppinc Directions. a.
py = er address either e 10 iollo@ing Agonts o.
the Company
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Fare always as low as by any other
Route.

ASK FOR 1lfk1fs BY PITTSBURGH.
Tn- esanf s~tien 81 lh- Western connections - ihe
TeHnsflNaula Hai Rod o. Clieax0, makes fhis The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02
P 0 E 7 X Y
For the Free Press.
FANNIE .

Let eastern poets sing the fame
OF Peri, and Of Elf,
Be mine, in humber verse, to name,
The girl l love myself.
SO angel, she, of heavenly birth,
No titled maid of rank,
plain aud modest child of earth
Is simple Fannie .
said loved her, SO lido,
Tn not ashamed to own;
iud l am sure she loves me too,
! hear it in her tone.
Her home, a cot Of small pretense,
Is powered in evergreen;
Through openings in the branches dense,
Her window may be seen.
And from this window, when tbs fair,
There is a splendid view.
And then that dear old rocking chair
Is large enough for two.
! spend an .vening now and then,
OF course her fathers guest,
the old folks 90 to bed at ten,
Aud-iorers know the rest.
I've told her of little. farm,
A cottage meath tho hill;
] whispered, was that any harm
She answered, "y,s l will
q twelvemonth from this Autumn time,
Thought Of i'll bctide,
I know you guess it by the rhyme,
She'll be my happy bride.
some croaking bachelor viii say
Perhaps you won't agree
True sir, but should you come our way,
Why, please drop in, and see.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

FIRENEN' VIsIr.-Ethan Allen Engine Co. No.
4, of Burlington, Vt, will visit Troy on the occa-
sion of the coming Firemens Parade, and will be
the guests Of Niagara Engine No. :. This Il - -,
Company that so Hospitality entertained nj thew
at tne purilns.Gn I IN tLoir srosiy on that
s nnessio1 Iv' @ iu5eI he repad so it is possible to
Do The s here & eaSS %SoS Sp ta' prs4a5 sa G
September, anu III HoC Companies Of the Department,
among tne g will be the best turnout of fra
I.dS ~ is eA s,,pr pr.Se1 .cs1 in Troy.
W. cut the above from the Troy Times.
The parade at Troy will be participated
in by twenty or thirty fine companies and
will be an imposing affair. There can be no
doubt that the No. As will make a good ap-
pearance and have good time, on the oc-
casion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

FYBEzzLEMENT AND FORGERY. - Friday,
Aug. 10, at Washington, D. c., by order of
the Secretary, Edmund French, Engineer and
nav clerk (under Major Bowman,) of the
Rnreau of Construction of the Z. 5. Treasu-
~ Department, was arrested on charge OF
f,rging certificates aud receipts to get mon
ev from the U. s., last May. An examin-
alton showed false entries and vouchers to a
considerable extent. The amount of the defal-
cation is estimated from $4,000 to $4,000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

The residents of Jefferson Avenue, Detroit,
were much amused at the GOODNESS Of party
Of mOurners who followed the last remains OF
some departed friend or relative to the grave
the other day. They were seated in a wagon,
IN the most cosy and sociable attitudes, with
a huge watermelon reposIng in the midst,
from which each carved and ate with gusto
peculiar to the occasion, the rinds strewing
the road on either side, and marking the
course down the avenue as far as could be
seen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-Ii you would be happy,
when among bid men shut them. And as
the throat has muscular arrangement, by
which it takes care of the air passages of Its
own accord, SO the ears should be trained to
an automatic dullness of hearing. 1t is not
worth while to hear what your servants say
when they are angry; what your children
say after they have slammed the door; what
a beggar says whom you have rejected from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

head, cried the pedagogue, what example
can you give of such thing" Il can tell
you, sir, interrupted Scott: You know
there's verse in the Bible which says they
bound Samson with 1oithS.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

MUSTER AT PLATTsBURGH.-A grand Fire
mons muster is announced 10 be held at
Plattsburgh on the llth of September We
understand that Boxer Company No 3,
have voted TO attend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

BURGLARS IN MoNTPELIRR.-The FREEMAN
saws: Some burglars entered the dwelling
house of Mr.. Grin Pitkin, of this village, a
few nights since, and took $50 from ms
pantaloons pocket, while he wss asleep, ana
departed as they came, without awakening
anV one.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

A large shed upon the Northern Railroad
at Andoyer, n. H., was destroyed by 1re on
Thursday morning. A large amount OF WOOD
was burnt. The long train to Boston was
detained four hours.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02

The DRoUGHT IN MAINE is said to be very
severe. In many towns the wells are dried
up, brooks that were never known to be dry,
are now entirely dry and people find it diff
fcult to get wafer for family purpose. Fires
are raging in the woods, and the atmosphere
is thick with smoke in many parts. Vessels
that arrive in port, report very thick smoke
along the coast at two miles distance from
the shore the smoke Is thick as sea fog. The
river is very low, and no lumber crn he sawed
until the fall rains