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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
A Tdnehing Innidenf.

At the Masonic Festival in Medina
on June 2ltl,, there WIS Banquet IN
tho evening Among those present was
Ossian l. Dodge, who, Of course, was
called on 10 sing. Tho song he selected
WIS the Snow storm, written by Sc.
ba Smith. Mr.. Dodge, before singing
the song. narrated the incident to VIII. III
i. related. IN the ycariS2l, Mrs. Blake
with her husband and child. were cross
ing the Green Mountains during n snow
storm, aud lost their way. When dis.
covered by somc persons in search oi
them. Mrs Blake was frozen 10 death
and Mr.. Blake almost unconsc ious. -
Near the dead body of Mrs Blake was
u liz le hillock of snow, on removing
which was found bundle, which. when
unwrarpod, was found to contain the
baby alive and awcli, wrapped in The
clothing tho mother had taken from llci
own person. When tal;cn up the child
looked into she face of tho rcseucr and
smiled. sdf hif N1fftf .ttt
During the singing OF the pie,o n
gentleman and lady in The audicncc
were deeply affected, and wept copions.
~. The majority OF tho audiences SYN
pathized with tho couple and wcpt also
The genilcmah was tho Hon. III. G.
Blake, son Of her who had persisted In
the snow. aud u brother of tho baby
and the lady Nas his vile Clerciand
Herald
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

| notwithstanding the strong cnmitics
which tho slavery question ever 'cngcn.
dels inliho South. Mr. q. NJ Clay i 80
.ciul qualities have made him always q
favoritc with tho magnanimons portion
Of the Shareholders. On tho Kentucky
tivcr at the base Of one OF those i'm
'ncn.o lodges ofpcrpendicular limestone
which gives ilatrstream thc most sub
! lime and picturesque scenery, where
Fayctte county joins Madison. CIR.
Clay's native connty,) flows ono. OF the
coolest and purcst stream of water In
the land. Hero for many years, parties
OF gentlemen from 10th counties, have
been in the babit of meeting in tho most
social and unreseryed manner, and
ftasting upon What is there called "bnr-
gopti--a kind Of camp soup, inaoc Of
fish and lurnips, rcd pepper, &c.,-1a<
lmurh rclirhod in the Xest as clAow dc,
tifi- NcW Engfnnd--W Wth mtcrlndcs Ut
cigars, old bourbon, and anccdotcs.-
on such occasions. al cores uninvited
high aud low, rich and pcor-afid u
genera joliiiica,ion ensues. sias4imhf
A few years since on. ono of ticso oc
casions, tho Vico President -fJohn G.
Brcckcnridgc.) the Dudlcys, Brnccs,
Hunters and other good fellows being
present. il was proposed to- 90 in bath.
ing, and for several hundred yards the
river was spIashing with good aud baa.
swimmers, plying OH each other, all
sorts OF tricks. AT length, in the midst
of all7thc fun came the terrible cry, IA
man il drowningl' This was Mr.
Willis of Madison county, whose family
had been the most bitter enemies Of q
NJ. Clay. Tho four or i've men. who
were nearest to him fled TO the shore ~
great terror, and Immediately from
twenty or moro persons rose the cry,
'.Clay-Clay-ClaylY Mr. Clay was
was about fifly or sixty yards above,
but Immediately swain down the swift
strca ~ 10 where Willis had sunk-nev.
er to rise again OF his own effort, and
scizing him by tho hnir at arms length,
swan, keeping the faco. of the nearly
insciisible man under watcr, toward the
shore.
lie was called 10 on all sids 10 raise
Wilis's head above water, but knowing
that the life Of both depended ON keep
ing the drowning man from seizing
hold of tho swimmer, he proceeded calm.
~ without answ-r till he placed his
charge safey on land; then turning Ia
his oilicious advisers who had fled from
the danger which they had left 10 9th
era, he said, Next time il you want his
head raised ;bove water, rRise II y5ur
seVF Tho universal cry for Clay IN
this emergency, showed the great and
unquessioncd confidence which, all who
knew him placed il his quiet courage
Isfd nsaesfaminsi,y Of soul; nsd the end
proved chat it was not misplaced.-
Willis aud family became thcncciorlh
bis friends.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

Tho Democratic papers arc rejoicing
over tho nomination of John G. Sake
as the Douglas candidate for Govcrno,
Of Vermont The editor Of the Oswcg,
Times says
Far bo il from us 10 dctraet from tho
reputation of the pleasant poot.lecturcr
but when ho turns politician, he sub
mis TO criticism his claims to publ,
favor.
We therefore. in tho exercise Of our
right, inform our readers, that asa cit
zcn, Sake is of no account Whatever
Az on editor, ho left the Sentinel e
sliilt for itself, ill il about run out. a.
u politician. BIO cares rs little for th,
principles Of freedom rs the party gen
orally, North or south.
AS n man. he Is like all poets. indo
lent in habits and slovcnly in appear.
ancc. but unlike most Of poets, he IA
miScrly TO excess.
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.Moro About tho Value Of a Kiss.

An lndiana lawyer writes 10 the Sa.
yannah Gazette: r..
''lh your issue OF juno 10th. noticed
u communication giving portion oitht
history of n judicial proceeding rs far
back ar ls43, fixing tho value of u kiss
IN Eastern Indiana ut i0r'y dollars. In
this purt of Iloosierland the worth OF
this commodity, has never been asccr
tiincd, either by cnstom, jnridlcally, or
otherwise. Some twelve months since
| defended II gentleman charged with
having committed an assault aud bat.
terry on the body OF one Mrs. -, OF
this place. The testimony. us glvcf by
the prosecuting witness, was that the
defendcnt placed bis hand gently on
her shoulder and attempted to kiss her,
but failed IN his undertaking. The fine
AN costs amounted TO my dollars
Had tho defendant Lecn successful in
his enterprise, think hat n Kiss would
have proven of more valuo than forty
dollars'in Old Ripley and we would
mot at tliis time be without n precedent
in Southern Indiana.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

gS- A farmer, whose ron had bocn
ostcnsibly learning Latin in II popular
college, not being perfectly satisfied
with tho conduct Of young hopeful, re.
called hlm from school, and placing him
by the side u cart, thus addressed him ;
Now, Joseph, here is u fork, and there
is heap of manure md n cart; what do
you call them in LatinY 'Forkibns,
rarlbus, ct manuriuus,' said Joseph
We'll now, said The old man, 1T yno
don't take thut forkibus pretty quicka-
bus, and pitch that manuribus into that
cartibus, III brenk your lazy baekibus
Joseph went to work. /,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
M A Missouri Lceisla,or. Who WIN

prA. A Missouri Legislator, who was
opposed to The project Of II new coun.
", came down on the locality alterthc
following fashion: Tho soil is so poor
that IL would not grow penny royal
Sir. you might NOW tho county with n
razor aud rake itwith fho tooth comb,
and you wouldn't get enough fodder To
feed sick grasshoppcr through the
winter Sir, they plant corn with crow.
bars, and hold tho sheep by ;hc hind
leg while they uibble the grass in the
cracks OF the cliffs. ,T3l al
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Why Josophia9 married Napoleon.

=
Every body knows that il was Bar
rus who induced Josephine dc Beauhar.
nails 10 become the wife OF General Do
napartc; and it iscq iulIy potentthat she
was only persuaded 10 do 80 10y the
stringent representation which he made
To her OF her comparative poverty, and
the duty that she oaod TO her ialhercss
children. That wounded vanity ten
dured in no slight degree To render her
aycrso 10 receiving husband Mt the
hands of tho man who had SO recently
profcssed himself her slave, thcro cnn
DO no ,loub: but, ia NIL affairs OF the
heart. Barras had constantly boon cmi,
ncntly practical lie attempted no dis
play of sentiment when she rcproachcd
him Will, what she designated as hlS
porhdy; aud, with tho ready tears iA
which sho WAS celebrated. rcclllcd "a
his mind the happy months ot then
residence nt The Chateau dcs EgullludcS
where, basking bcne; tn u southern sun
IN the midst OF magnificent land
scapc, overlooking tho sun flashing
waves of tho blue Mediterranean, they
had for !Otten all save each Othor,-
fhoso mouths were past and gone
that dream was 0ver; ami II tho fan
widow loved to recall it, tho awakening
of tho statesman had Delivered him NJ.
together from the tlnaIl; and thus II
ehanccd that Darras. having given hh
heart far the timo icing into tho keep
ing Of Madame Tallien, was anxions e
dispose of tho hand Of Madame d,
Bcauharnais on the first favorable op
portuniry which might present itself
nor had he long TO watt i'drdoe
Episode Of the French History. = 2
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Contsits Of ibt s tissers.


1 rSy> An ol,;e,., ,,c .;..,
whose i;nconc;s 90 ooo a's'sss t's
'sS '''' '"so'''s . 00'ooo a year.
n9- Misplaced poliiencss-askinx
cr'no''ne 10 rest on the sofa.
gr rsy- Most linds os roo,s :.
now used rs medicines. except tho cube
root and tho bark Of dog. ,ia'9f ,'ii
nm ssITooessv Il ,ho hos, ,,,.,;..- a..
| IL 'keeps man sboct;nr 49, ' Ia
Smith as he wetied tho sugar. withous
mixing II with sand. ltsls - r.
M Two th;n shocs ,,.a,a o....r,x
two colds ono attach of hrr''s,.;,;s 49, 49,. 49,
affac,,s 80 bra,,,';.;. ,'~''', ~
7.~,.i .Y.aSf.S"''S' ~, o"' guy !:
a, ~ a 'oNn .smeel'n4 IN ~ 9Th10,> y
MASS, recently voted ~ bat 4ferD4io
=, ~ 2'e s 'ovn' ox'1'' 1oes SHAH benos'
@'''' =. ----...
- you WISH your our, ne'9npDors 70
no"so yoo' ou,'a oog n''u TIE nm up IN
s"s ,ve"sr "' :, wiz ~ aoy won't sleoP
'ot 'nihN'nS ~ seu" 414 - 'l - .
p3r Tboy grease ballots IN Virginia,
TO prevent scratching. That il an in
vcntion that docscnt boast Yai.kes
origin. ne Lis 9 ,'t- - "
earfwhy is young In ~ from hoard
ing school like-a building COMMITTEES?
Because sho Is ready TO receive propo-
l,osals. d, ..
nv. e-.rhar.,.o..e.....,-.-. IT,
1no m"!Vr oa ccr,f,n 'o"n out
4 ~ -. .r..possss ~ III mn '"e uoss ol
rass s 'oS, ~ ~, W.. ~" sns'f n''es WIN '"s
''''" = Wv o'"s' ''. ""'' "a
r9- AT Genoa, an innkeepcr declined
:" snr,,,;og r.H' -, "'o m s'Ss' v;.sy y, ssanuy
n,d whom ,ho sol i;..r tns;s,oa H. ,',,'a,
sa;d. @ - 'e ~ -'o' '"''''s~ wv s'"es
sNo ;ns,o.d 90 - ,.,,,
nm Ans,rian f,r me- ''' ''-1'' nh
in I'm, c,sc cr;ad 81. .o,d;o. ..,-
mo ber ,,lass ~ h,~nav .nd s;,i
lii ,.ou ,,ra, ""1 wa
nsS A Tow days sincc n barber Offer
cp I" Ie"ara VI eiV ior 'no o'st receipt
Tor instantly removing snpernuous
".' ,n.aE sno ""S"ers was one
N"oy sus's'""u NJ , WV el'y"ss i.o," CA
per'ehee. we give H. nuertake 10
.sa 'ss " spa'"y "on'S" "a, "He" sn' oon
"'"' o' " N's' "'''
BAD CoNrASY.--A skunk oncc chal-
engeda lion to single combat. Tho
',on ''o'"p.'5 'e.,,nsa .ua ens honor OK
s.''' |" '"sss'' s.',,,, wv sa'u s"e rk"pHi
~, az :" a.'a'. g. '',, ~ "'uen ", 70 qoo'nl
,no '' non; ior YOU % wou'u o''y ga'n iYme
Nil" ~ "saS .'"s '''S. '",', ~ !" ''."
"'''v e'e'y- o'o N.Y. n'e' ''e ~. :
,onsa =, NV ~ .o'ne ~o',u Nn"" nao peeh
'o'"l'""y w" '"u".' p
par A sick man slightly conynlcs.
-. c.:.....l A -.
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psS- Won't YOU, take half Of this poor
APT lcs, said,a pretty damsel to a witty
swain. No, ] thank YOU would pre-.
fer n better half Eliza blushcd and
referred him to her papa.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

ba,- An editor in tho northern part OF
tho State recently took n eotemporary
To task for copying choice scraps irom
his editorial columns, and not givihg
credit for them. Tho cotemporary re,
piled, by saying hc did not do a credit
businessl sas
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and here :hc eurncst student learns les.
sons of untcld value, and fii ds books
in running brooks. sermons in stones
and good IN everything Tho real
scholar j. u 1.-Two man, nd il not con
tent to sit AZ the feet OF Coniucius. or
Plato, or yet tho sagcs of later genera.
tions. lie. IL II true, delvcs deep into
the mines ofhiddcn knowledge. aud cx :.
tracts great blocksof tllonght from the
quarrics Of mind aud gathers bowdrrs
of learning from the fields OF science
yet all this poficots not hi. education -
lie must keep up with the present, and
IT. possible rcud the future IN the signs
cvcrvw here seen. Any bookworm. any
lsip-V .Winklc eau tell us tho ethics
of the past. and what wisdom was IN
The dark ngcs, but Gun he tell Us how
the world now moves on? and what re.
sntions tho nations now bear 60 each
uthetY Can the so.cnlivtl SchOlurt tell IL
of the researches OF the nineteenth cen
tuury? tho Inventions of tho present
agc. anil the improvement on tho ,nSlY
Or does hc tell ns only of Diogcnes in
his tub; of Socrates la prison. of Plato
IN Academic groves; of Aristotle in per.
| lipatelic schools, or of Alexander on the
battle field? Or with all this doc, he
tell It's ct tho Austrian war. the pcriurcd
Sicklcs jury, aud the Pixies Pcakcrs.
with tho g,dd dust aII In their cye?--
Does he understand the laws that gov
crn our republic rs well M ho under.
stands sidcirl aweg Does hccntrr lul
ly aud fervcn,ly into the hopes and Of.
iorts of the nineteenth century? Doe,
he see through tho telescope of seien.
tiiic faith tho goud timo coming when
science shal overthrow error, aud erect
on every hill, IN every valley, aud In
every grove IN altar to sanctihed learn
ingg The real scholar docs al THIS, yea
more, he sees tho time when tho lnst
the present and the future shall be link
ed together by chain OF education and
prophecy that shall brighton h. uso IN
all ages. In world OF intense str. {,
where every man must do or die; in q
world where The ealdron Of life Is bub.
bling aud boiling, scholar must b.
wide awake or become digracod forever
IL will not do 10 say II stood ut tho
head OF my class. Old Asbury gradu
ated mo with honor. or. carry my di
ploma." Such ticket will pass no ON,
over the railroad OF literary life. Whit,
Asbnry can do us much for stud.n
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

rB- Tho wife OF. Hon. Edward Ev.
erelt died at Boston on Saturday the
End inst.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

Tho world is nuI of nlsc IDEAS cen
ccrning tho. standard OF scholarship
aud hat kfandard IS geperully far .tos
low. Many persons would be ioIerpbI.
scholars. but for'i that odiops, yet preya
lent ren'ime''t ofthe loet, VIZ; !.
"a Iitle lornips lea d'ogefpus thing. -
= Drink ds& ~ sasie ~ tI.e riasiap spri,s.''
a man, jura 'orl can <irinl<. spnrIn&lS
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

I,< "a lv,rti>s asat. will ho insorted and charg-
"a 10 The attorney orloring the >eme.
ca lstss for 'oshee win be charged two dollars
Ter an - nents. or dollar TO snhscrilcrs
Trsnslsnt aivcrtisenents must ipvanniy DO pnu
A aissount.sf Eve per. cent wiz DO made IRON ou'
osusf rates fofscash
n e1- lsertiss nslts IN insure insertion must be
kaa lat In by Wednesday, morning nj w ac'oek
E1- Ualess a psrticalar tlme IA spscihfd' when
A.uIel In. Nivcrtisenen,e will be published until
rderei osf. ani ehareed accordingly.
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fn,uslv5he only question is.tQ graduate, or
noe 10 gradniti AldoN ehaving concluded
! To. oblpin an education, the student tolls
aud herd TO complete. his collegiate cur.
riculum. thinking that tho 'uhimd thule
of knowledge will be reached IN the
hour hc receives his diploma Having
fiaishe,t his lnhorsin the recitation rom,
and literary hall, hc leaves forever the
walks OF literary life. decnilng the .pnrch
mcnt he has rcct ived sufficient. .l,rOOf
of his scholarship. lie iJoli>llys thinks
hc has explored the itrcaiia Of wisdom.
and that hereafter nothing remains bul
io tell ignorant people tho wonders oi
knowledge, and The mysteries Of a col.
lcgiute education. But when the litcru
~ j,ckdnw gets sniong the .profdnnn,
rufgas he is speedily stripped Uf his Pea
cock feathers and the shame of his liz.
erary nakedness IL made To appear
Scholastic learning alone docs not make
the real scholar, for ho must learn OF
the present rs we'll us OF the past. w,
live IN nn age of unparalleled activity.
knowledge and educated power, and he
who lives not with aud for the present,
however we'll vcrscd he may be in the
past, is not u genuine scholar A man
may spend his limein reading the Can
tsrhury l'Tes, and iny make Chaucer
his model; or he may delight to revcl
in the beauties of Spencer aud Sydney
and pore over the Novum Organun OF
Bacon and vet be m indifft rcnl schoInr.
IL is true that Locke. aud Bacon, and
Reid, aud Stewart, and Hamilton aud
a host OF others teach us.thc operations
of the mind and point Us to the iunei
life. but lac y h0 lives alone in tho sub.
icctivc is not the scholar the word do.
mands. However well vcrScd stu
dent may bc iil.tIe writings of Uomcr
aud Virgil; IlVweyr skiual. algl cVrrccl
he may be IN the sciences; ia u word.
however much learning he may derive
from text books aud colleges lic Is mol
necessarily scholar. La the world
around us there are books not written
Will, u pcn w printed on paper, YET
mono llc less interesting or Instructive
" lien we look above Us We soc Il book
oacn in the clear or cloudy sky, aud the
man who desires 10 be real scholar
reads attcntively the lessons taught by
the sun in lis bI bIigliness on thc murky
clouds in their darkness When We
look beneath Us Natures = volume l.
opcn for our rcrusal, and the giass, the
flower, yea, the very pch lc we grind
beneath our tread teaches MS u lesson
mosi sublime. Looking around us we
behold cid and forest, rock aud river.
Ssnd and ocean, plain and mountain,
until we cxclaim
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

ncN- It's quito too bad or yon, Darby
TO say that your.wifo is worrc than tho
devil AN please YOU. Reverence, /
can prove IL by the Holy Scriptur'-I
can, be the powers. Didn't your Rev.
erence ycsierday, in yur sermon. tell 10
that II we resist tho devil he'll fee from
u? Nowsit | resist ms wife. sho flies
at me-" .sf f,sN Ng,ff4f,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-01
4 DissauFagiag Slats Of lilalrs.

The Wisconsin Ckief has correspon-
dent who takes dolefal view Of affairs
.He AYERS that all confidence is lost
between man and man. The bottom has
fallen out Of everything. Shrewd basi-
ness managers are cheating God in their
professions, and the devil in their bar
gains. Ginger is made out of mustard,
and coffee Of chicory. Young HySon Is
raised in the cow-pssture, and Young
America IN the dram-shop. Pure wines
arr made of poor whiskey, and Havanas
of herbs. RaScaliiy has become virtue,
and rot gut turned to vinegar. Legisla-
lures are marked as merchants marx
goods, and the peoples funds absorbed
By charitable purposes Governors
are Knocked off for $4,000; legislatures
from s.. 600 TO 100000. Railroad stock
is down below zero. Caucuses are pack
ed and young men eleetioneered on the
Z Sabbath. Fairbanks scales have taken
10 swindling, and old rats selling then
tails to spike cannon. Jewsharps ar,
! palmed off as harps OF a thousand strings
and Democrats as genuine Republicans
-sperri,s Of just men made perfect
I Sanssges are adaltersted, and tempting
/ links seem to wag in the most dogge'
manner. Oar territory, as we'll as erin
oline, is indefinitely expanding. Brigh
rows of pearls are made at th. dentist.
and ambrosial curis al the hair-aresSer'.
In fine, there are none truthful saw
horse-iockeys; none patriotic ssyepoliti
clans none talented but those whomak
on change ola grocery-corner and cnea
ont Of the needy what they give to th
Lord.
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Scrofula, or Kings EVIL

Is q constitutional diasSss, corruption Of TIA
llsea. by which this asid becomes yitatsd.
NtA-. and peer. hezne ia tbs circulation, il
nesxsaes the whole ta6s. ard may burst cut
II disease on any part Of L. No egsan IS ffes
irOns us attacks Her i there enc which Il may
aot destroy. The sefofalaas faint Is vsrioosly
caused BY 7escsrisl d.sesse, low living. dis
ordered er unhealthy foed. impure ar, hlth
sad a'ihy habits tbs depressing wees, ard.
.savc al. BY the xesseseal infection. What
ever Re is origin, i IS hereditary in tbs con-
sttatien, descending . fsora parents TO children
unto the tA,Fd sad s,arth etB0Stioa; = indeed.
i seems T. be the nod OF him Who ssys,
Nlll visit the ini9uitiss ef the fathers upon
them Chidrea.'
Is esecss commence by deposition ron tie
alaoa q corrupt e BicerssaS matter. which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal ORGANS. is termed
taaescl,-; Ia the glaatis, sWelllnEs: snd on
thc surface. c-upFions or saTcs. This foul Ger
ruptsoss. N,sss-l sendees in tAe blooa, derrsskes
tbs energies o; lsls. thai refaioas corslita-
tia0s net only sa1sT ff.an serofulons COM
plants bet ,hcs have 80 Ices poser q with
stand tie Attacks of either diss&ses ooass-
qaea;ly, vast numbers perish by disorders
which although aat sey.-,s4a.is In tfeir nature,
are still reaaered ftssl y this t@i,t in ia
/ sy>ten. Most II the consumption which de-
elnssc~ the sNisa EAl+iis - a. OFiS,n aasSstl '
in this scf0aslaas coaltsssipst ~ aid ma '
Observation-Disclosures O. IT, liver kidneys. erNn,
sud, indeed. Il III tas osgaas Erse ftosn -
/ arr aggravated by the ssrav tsuw.
Ore quarter 4 al oar ls.a.s - ,ctufalorS'
/ thsis persons ar sslev, ~ lis l-ysirs al
/ sctis.a, sid the.r hssiie i undermined i,
4 10 clcss>e II liohl tls system IEust reau vsls
/ Il. elred ey - sitel>'ise ~ ssSlns I'D in
/ yzarsts it Ny he..tEs lsj sad .tsrNss
sash 3 r.ellclns ~ sspply IA
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Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

J. c. EMERY is sill at his old place in tloSr-
FELiEg, ei7bgrsing, his wares, 20 a'l who favor
Inn with a call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant faciligies, Tor procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturers, is sufficient reason why
he finds Customers, for Furniture ans Chgifs
Carpets Eoomfaper, Croekery end GiasseoIe
Tube Cutlery, Feathers, Sprisg Beds aattrasses
LooLiHg Cissses. ia every variety Of Frame, 10
eetHer with great variety Of Housekeeping
gaob. from Ioag distances. The stock is III
largest ,obe found in Vermont. and willie tbea
Is sie,gH;ng, # affords very favorable tiz1e f.
moving Fsraifsre SINCE Il can &c done al 50 Ii
lie rlsk- Gice hiRs cal