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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
STATE OF VERMONT.


February Teim 1860.
ADALINE woRsTER, RODNEY II. woRSTER.
TIME SAID ALKALINE WORSTER HAV-
ing brought her petition to the Court oforesad dated
the twenty ninth day Of November A. d. 1859, at jamaica
in said County windham setting forth in substance that
on the tenth day OF September A. d. 1917 at Springfield In
the County Hampden and Commonwealth OF Massachu
sets sh, by the Rev Mr. Crowel then minister of the
Gospel lawfully Joined in the bonds Of matrimony by the
name OF ALKALINE JOHNSON to the said RODNEY r.
WORSTER, that she lived with the said Rodney r. in the
strict observance all the duties required by the marriage
covenant from said tenth day OF September A. d. lS7 until
about the tenth day September A. d. 1852 when the said
Rodney r. without wiluy deserted her the said Ada
line and has resided in parts unknown to said Alkaline
and That the Alkaline has since been obliged to rely
for meagre precarious subsistence and support upon
her own personal labor and the charity OF her friends and
that the said Alkaline resides within this State, to wi
Mt said jamaica and has resided for the space OF four
years before the date Of said peton and rayng the
said Court that the bonds Of rlmony between the said
Alkaline Rodney r. may be decreed to be dissolved and
the said petition having presented To and appear
ing that said Rodney Il. Worser resides without this
state Therefore, hereby ordered that the foregoing pc
on or the substance thereof with this order be caused to be
published three weeks successfully In the Vermont Phoenix
newspaper printed and published at Dratteboro In SAID
County OF Wndham the last publication TO be at least Tour
before the session OF said Court that the said Rodney
r. Woster may appear before said Court at said term there
Of and make answer to said petition II he sets IT.
Given under my hand Newane this Sd day OF December
A d. 1889 ISAAC y. REDFIELD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Butler & Wheeler Au'ys for libelant %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

Cambridge Cattle Wednesday, Dec H.
Whole number Of Cattle at market 9s7 about Becves
AMI 300 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old.
PmcEs-Market Beef-Extra, 81 90 81 75-1st quality,
81 0O-2l quality S. 15 3dquay 81 0O ordinary So 90.
STRENGTHENING Oxen-from $50, 100 u $3.50.
Cors and CaiueS-$25, 40 500.
Yedriings-Nonc. Tioo Years Oid-S17 $21.
Three Years Oid-S23 q S2S.
sheer nd Lambs $3.50 at market pricesin lots, 81 so
81 90 each Extra 81 so, 3, 4, 8, u 81 each.
Hdcs-6 6lc per To- Tdiiow a TIC per Id.
Lqnb's Pets, al 25as1 so each CAR SKINS 1Oal1c H.
n. H. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
the hsst large fat, stall fed Oxen.
cond quality includes the grass fed Oxen and the best
st Ill fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers.
Sh ep-Extra includes Cossets and when those inferior
quality thrown out.
There "a overt Eastern Railroad 40 over the
Boston and LOWELL SO the Fitchbug. None those
over the Fchburg were from Albany.
REMARhS-The prices for Beef the same as last week
the quality not quite good Sheep sold in morning
the same prices last week for like quality; there bens
agreaer supply prices slightly advanced towards the
Of the market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BININGER'S
G ENUIN COGNAC BRAND

The infamous practice Of adutering Brandes having
come so common that genuine article is the exception, II
Of udi importance to those requiring for family use and
invads that should be Of undoubted purity aud efficacy
With view to meeting the popular demand a reliable
Brandy In its n1tnrG state, free from alcoholic flavor and
impurities, and fully approaching the fact that is oen
commended by the Medical Faculty sustaining stimu
iGnt when all other remedies fail, botting and
selling reasonable Brandy Of Importation
from Of the responsible houses In France and known
as "Bningers Genuine Cognde Brandy" It is mild, deli
and ruity and is designed to be always uniform in
quality and character.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
MARRIAGES..

In Keene, N. H., Dec. 8, Mr. SAMUEL d. WINSLOw III,
of Townshcnd, and Miss MARY 4. Willis Of Keene
In Richmond, N. H., Nov. q, MIR. CHARLES ii. HOWE
aud Miss FANNIE n. TWITCIIELL, all Of Winchester.
In this village Mt the Brattsboro House. Dec
g. H. Deere, MIR. Is. II. ALLEN Of Columbus, Ohio Miss
l.. NJ. WHITNEY Of Gardner, Ms
In South Halifax, Sept A. by Jeednh Stark ESQ., ORvIN
" HOWE and HARRIET ROBERTS, both Of Coicrane, Ms
Sept II, JOHN y. SEVERANCE Of shelburne Falls and
LAURA A. WARE Of auckland, Ms. Oct. 10, JOSE PHI
SEVERANCE and FLORA II. GILLIGAN, both Of Green
field, Ms. Oct. %, ERR II. HITCHCOCK, Of Iawley and
ELLEN A. ALBEE Of auckland, Ms. Nov. 8, MOSES P.
BASC0MB and ADELINE l.. BUTLER, both Of Greenfield,
Ms. Nov. Q, HAMILTON W. WARNER Of shsburn aud
MARY A. INNS 70 auckland, Ms Dec. s, ORION II.
JETS and MYRA A. JEWELL, both of Wilmington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, s. S.
~ The Probate Court for sad District;
To all persons interested in the Estate Of MARY SUMNER,
late o Nottingham In said District deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the application Of SANFORD PLUMB Administrator upon
said Estate for an extension Of the time heretofore limited him
for settling said Estate and for paying the debts Of said de-
ceased ut the session thereof to he held at the Probate Office
In Braeboro in said District the last Thursday Of De-
cember d. 1859, when and where you may be heard in
tee premises, II you see fit.
so y. HOLBROoK Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

ME-, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
w been appointed by the Hon. Probate Court the
District Of Westminster Commissioners hear examine
adjust all claims Of all persons against the Estate Of AR
vEY H. JOSLYN late Of Putncy IN said District deceased
and also, all claims exhibited In offset hcreto and six months
from the eth day Of December A. d. 1859, being allowed for
that purpose; We do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend to the business NJ said appointment Mt the
dwelling house Of the late HARVEY b. JoSLYN in said Put
ney the second Thursdays Of January and March next
from O'Clock until four O'Clock r. each Of said days
IoRrSzo laws, Commissioners.
Putney, Dec. 9th, 1850 SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

CTATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
- wrNDHM County, SIS.
To the Hon. the Supreme Court Of the State Of Vermont
he holden at Newfane within and for the County
OF windham on the first Monday following the second
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday in January D.
1860
IIumbiy shcweth WALTER BARNARD Of Jamaica In the
County OF Windham and State Of Vermont that he has
sided In this State than years since the first
ing Of the deserton hereinafter mentioned and within the
County Of wndham aforesaid than full year pre-
vous the date thereof that the 10th day OF October
A. d. 1884, Chesterfield, in the County Of Hampshire and
State OF Massachusetts, he lawfully married to NANCY
JANE BIGEL0W, then resident Of Whately in the Coun
ty Franklin and State OF Massachusetts, by JOHN SMITH,
clergyman Of the Methodist persuason and that he lived
with the said NANCY JANE at said Whaey, from the day
of their said marriage until the 2d day Of May A. d. 1850
In the strict performance Of the duties required by the
age covenant, when the said NANCY JANE without any
jus, provocaon, wholly and wully deserted your
petitioner and from thence hitherto for than three
and the present time hath continued such deseron and
wholly neglected and refused To live with petitioner
to perform duties required by the marriage covenants
and that the said NANCY JANE resides without this
State.
Therefore petitioner prays this honorable Court that
the bonds Of matrmony between him and the said NANCY
JANE be dissolved, and bill Of divorce granted
him. and that he may be- In all things restored the cond
he in before sand marriage performed
Dated at jamaica in said County Of Wndhan,
this 29sh day of Noyemper A. ID. 1859
WALTER BARNARD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
sLEIGH9! SLEIGHs!

WE ARE NOW FINISHING A LARGE
w let Of the best sleighs made in yermon-con-
slsting principally Of the JENNY LIND HALF JENNY,
and Albany pattenssomc Of which trimmed in very
nice STYLE and all Of which will sell veoy low for cash.
All who In OF good Sleigh will fnd 1t 10 their
advantage call and examine before purchasing else
where
Livery men particular will do well to give call
our seighs made Of the best material and In the
thorough manner
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
q. N. FRENCH co.
Grafton, Vt, Nov. 22d, ls5o.-4wt7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
DIR. HENRY's
~ l. E G 7 RIG DIN MENT |!

for curing Scratches Calls, Calks &c. Horses Salt
Nneum Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &C., people.
This Ointment where introduced, selling rapidly
and Why! Simply for the that II does what
,c1rrtt to do wltTo scratches
omr two to six days when the directions accompanying
box strictly followed.
have used DR.. Henrys Ointment for Scratches and Salt
Rheum sores very often, without single aiure.-Henry
Stinehour, Proprietor Public House, Highgafe, ~.
1t is the best remedy for scratches gals and calks
saw L. Sdnderson, Proprietor fremont House, 81 Al
bins, ~.
With the Of veteran horse dealers
hans other endorsement Is unnecessary. They say
scratches, CALLS horses with almost absolute
certainty 1t excellent for and cows
and appears to be just the article for farmer keep
constant readiness.-Buriington, ~, Free Press.
1t has been tried and found wanting-St Aibdns
Messenger.
cured my md with DR. Henrys Electric Ointment In two
weeks when the physicians said would without the use
Of 1t two months had all my fingers bone with
circular saw-A. ID. Peckham, Lebanon, HI
had the misfortune to scald myself quite severely,
making an application Of your Dr. Henrys Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disappeared and
minutes felt no Inconvenience whatever from the
The hre-Ciarinda Sampson, Montgomery, ".
II Is useless time writing reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that IL is
rdnfed TO giue satiacon, whether used for
burns or any wound Of whatever nature nah
Farmers are your troubled with teats Apply
this ointment at night and they well In morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair
Manufactured at Hghgate, w. by A. J. Green.
5. X. GREEN Proprietor.
I'll N TIL )RN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

NOTICE TO RACTORS.-PLA
and Specifications Seminary in the West Village
OF Braleboro ready be exhibited my dwelling
house. Persons wishing to contract erect said building
requested to call and examine the same
CLARK JACOBS.
West Brattcboro, Dec. 10, 1s59.-59
I LIBERATION NOTICE. THIS IS TO
Il certify that have given to my son. WILLIAM II.
MANSFIELD his time to act trade for himself during
the remainder Of his minority and that shall claim
his earnings pay debts Of his contractor this
dat. JESSE j. MANSFIELD.
pummerston, Dec 10, 1s5s.-3w5Os
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
late firm Of c. & W. BEMIS, are informed that they
can settle their with of the firm at the Livery
Office Of j. L. RAY, up to Jan. l, lS60aer which tint
they can probably settle with eean attorney io
instance.
This is positively the last call!
Gee. s, 1S59.-3w49
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

The foregoing libel of WALTER BARNARD against NAN.
CY JANE BARNARD, being prevented to the undersigned
and being made to appear that the belee therein named
without this State 1t is ordered that the said NANCY
JANE BARNARD be notified to appear and make
said libel the Of the supreme Court to be holden
at Newane within and for the County Of Wndham the
first Monday following the second Tuesday after the
fourth Tuesday in January A. D. 1860, by publishing said
libel together with this ORDER in the Vermont Phoenix,
newspaper published in Draeboro In said Wndham
ty three SUCCESSFULLY the last publication Of which
shall six weeks prior to the aforesaid term Of said
Court.
Given under my hand at Windsor in the County OF Wind
sor this Sd day Of December, A. d. 1852
ISAAC Y. REDFIELD
so Chief Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BININGER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.

has been favore with the Profession for many years For
all Of Gravel will certainly cure, and IL taken
preventive will remove all possible sediment. II is
valuable to females in diseases peculiar to their SEX
Of tendency phthss Consumption will often
of that fell disease.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
DEATHS.

In Praeboro Dec 4, Of apoplexy SALLY, wife OF Hen
ry Houghton, eyed II years.
In Dunmerson Dec. IL, Of consumption, Miss SARAH
F. only daughter Of Aonzo and Harriet Dutton aged %
years, months
In Catskl, N. " Dec. 8, OF consumption MARIA ABEEL
wife Of Hiram Atkins, Editor Of the Bellows Argus and
youngest daughter OF John Dewitt ESD Of windham N.
Y, aged 80 years and months.
In Cambrdgeport, Nov. 81, MARTHA ST. wife of Ithamer
Dolles in the 4lst year Of her age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BOOTS AND CATERS.
BUFFALO ROBES,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNICKETS FOR PASSING HINSDALE
Bridge will be sold at the Toll house ON Saturday the
3lst inst, from A. NJ. till p. 81.
cHAs CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
Drattlehoro. Dec. 9Th, ls50.-3g4o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
To Druggists, Town Agents, and
Physicians.

DESTROYS Of purchasing liquors Of L ndoubtcd Purity,
would say that House has made speciality Of selling
Pure, Unndulteratcd Liquors for Medicinal pur-
poses aud claim that they superior any thing
before the public.
With these assurances part, few Of
bottled goods which well known to possess remarkable
medicinal virtues and which freely prescribed by the
faculty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
SKATES! SKATES !
Gu ardion ms sale:


AUCTION!
by virtue Of license the Judge Probate from the
County Cheshire, N H., the subscriber Guardian Of
HENRY A. RICHARDSON minor, and heir at law OF the
Estate Of TIMOTHY RICHARDSON, late OF llinsdale, in
said County, deceased,
will sell Public Auction, at the Tavern Of Il. L.
fsllf1 PUTNAM in said IIinsdale, on TUESDAY, JAM
.ls.lk&s Sd, at O'clock p. NJ,
A SMALL FARM, situated about three fourths Of mile
west Of the village Of nsdae containing about 80 of
good land with House and Barn thereon pleasantly sit
uated and Is abundany supplied with falling springs
OF water, of which to the house and barn in
logs laid new the This farm Is blessed with
Of the richest muck holes In the County, and Is the very land
suitable for that valuable which be easily carted
IN part OF the farm. There also small Wood Lot and
about 40 Apple Trees mostly In bearing condition.
All those who DESTROYS Of obtaining this farm
have opportunity do not you all tn bud at once,
but the that bids the highest will surely said farm
II he complies with the terms which will be very easy II de-
sired.
The farm will he shown any who is not already
quained and all necessary information given by calling
the subscriber in the North part of nsae Brae-
bora " Terms made known at time aud place OF sale.
NELSON RICHARDSON.
iIluslale, N, H., Dec ~, 1859 -3wbo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
UNPARALLELED Low PRICES {:

UNPARALLELED LOW PRIZES:
Pest Printed all Wool NJ. D'Lnincs, 42to so cts.
Best Plain 30to35 cts.
Plain French Mernoes, choice shades, e2 s7 cts
Best Printed choice styles, 10 cts to 1.25
usual prices 81 to 81. go
Best Printed English Cashmcres, only SO cts
Plain Lyonese Cloths, fine Goods, 25 cts
200 Patterns valencias, Styles 20 cts.
Job lot 12I cts
175 Patterns Good NJ. D'Lalnes, 12I cts
1875 Patterns Silks desirable Styles 70 cts to 81
usual prices, 81 to 81. 25
rs Wool long shawls selling for sitos6
usual prices 80 to s..
30 to rs Custom made Paris style Cloaks at cost
to 4 Cases choice styles English and American Prints
selling for OF to 10 cts.
5Baes Brown Beached sheetings shrngs very cheap
so Dor Winter Gloves aud Gaunes from l2I cts to 81
90 q" Kid Gloves that worth 81 for rs cts pair
90 d" Ribbed Bay State Wool Hose. all coors,
only 20 Cts pair.
100 Linen Hikts. very cheap at from cs to 81 rs.
worth so cts. to 81 rs.
10 Best Watch Spring, Steel Skirts only cts. Spring.
The the only to be found at
this establishment, my stock Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17

NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY
Y week and selling very low, at A. puNhLEEs'
West Brattleboro, Dec. !, 1898
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BININGER'S
OLD ZEN UCKY BOURBON

Being distilled In lslS and Manufactured expressly fo
with great be relied upon strictly pure
stimulan and peculiarly effective for thu of Lung
Complaints Dyspepsia, arrangements Of the Stomach Ner
vousness &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BININGER'S
Held LIB ERG RRANNT VEIN

Since its introduction into this country has received the
professional endorsement Of eminent scans for the
effective treatment Of Dyspepsia, Gravel Rheumatism,
Dr9psy Bladder Complaints, Suppression Of he Menses
Nervousness, Derangements Of the Stomach, General
Debility, etc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-17
BININGER'S
OLD d MINION WHEAT TONIC
For Family and Medicinal Use.

This article has received the highest tncomiums from emf
nent medical authorities possessing qualities that alb
soluey FArrESsGi this deiderafu renders 1t invaluable
plants, Bronchitis, Impaired Strength, Lack Of yifa
Energy, &c.
III All the above articles put in Quart Bottles, In
iron bound cases Of one and two dozen each.
~ Orders from the Country will with prompt
ton Circulars containing list Of articles AMI prices, for
wariel o those desiring them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
The Sampson Circuit.

Rev. Dr. Deems requests to that the Quarter
y Meeting for Sampson Circuit will be held Wednesday
and Thursday the 18th and 18th of August instead of the
time announced in his published appointments and that the
Quarterly Conference will be held Wednesday, imme-
dately after divine service.
BRIDGE OVER THE R1vRR NnE.-The Kafre Azzyat
acknowledgements beam bridge across the River Nile
on the Egyptian Railway, near to Alexandria, was
opened to the public the 25th of June by the Pasha
of Egypt The structure is nearly 400 feet long, has
eleven openings, two of which lO4 feet each, and
spanned by the swing beam The centre of the swing
rests upon foundation pier composed Of pillars of
feet diameter EACH and the remaining IL foundation
piers of two pillars, each ten feet diameter These
% foundation pillars sunk by compressed air, on
Mr.. John Hughes principle to average depth OF
nearly 60 feet below the bed of the river and to So feet
below Nigh Nile the internal pressure in the caissons
while sinking ranging from % pounds up to "a pounds
the square inch, in accordance with the depth and
height of the Nile. The time occupied in sinking these
% cassons less than twelve months and the aggre-
gate length of that portion Of them sunk below the bed
of the river, exceeded 1900 feet The extreme of the
bridge is AZ feet, comprising single line Of rail in the
centre, and camel track on each side.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
This D,str,ct.---The Election.

The contest if it could be called contest in this Dis
trct is over and the result is only marked by the ex
treme smallness of the vote and its remarkable one
sidedness.
Having endeavoured to keep " the even tenor of our
way without participating in any of the excitements
or heartburnngs of the canvass if it could be called
canvass combining ourselves throughout to simple,
but we think faithful statement of the points, we
understood them and an equally faithful report of the
only discussion we heard we may truly say that so far
as this matter is concerned, we have mo enemies to
punish" If we have enemies who wish to punish us
their enmity has not arisen out of this matter.
Our contemporary of the Caroinian goes for general
amnesty-agreed Far be it from keep up quarrels,
especially with our brethren of the press and more es
pecially with our brethren of the Democratic press
There plenty of people to find fault with editors with
out their unnecessarily finding fault with each other
Editors looked upon sort of political Moseses to
lead grumbng host through the wilderness OF oppos
ton to the promised land of political power and otcla
station yet Forbidden like Moses to enter that promised
land themselves They may look at from affair." butEoe to
them if they presume to think themselves white citizens
of North Carolina free to aspire to any office in the gift
of the people 1t is well for them that generally they
feel that the private station is the post of honor
We find the following in the CarOhnlan, which Ger
tainly meets our ideas
Next time is to be hoped that we will have con-
venon of the people, and that hereafter we will not de-
viate from the democratic doctrine Of conventional az
ton.
To this all must The press OF the State has
been with US throughout the Convention question:
The majority of the people of the distrcare aware of
the fact that different would have been better
than that which has been pursued, and we can truly
say that more than one two, three of the most
leading Democrats of other districts have expressed to
us their surprise and wonder at the adopted by
the opponents of q Convention in this district We
will not now particularize because it would be both
useless and improper to revive past difficulties, but we
must protest against the course of some who we know
have gone so far since tie election toimpugn motives
of those who thought that under the circumstances
Convention ought to have been held. Perhaps such per-
sons Judge others by themselves when they ascrbe per-
sonally interested motives to all who favored the assem-
bling together of Convention of the people. So far as
we are concerned, we can only request them to be so
kind as not to in their bushel 1t is
| different grit altogether
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

Eg@ Let assure neighbors of the Herald, that
we are not at all inclined to take anything but in the best
part and to understand it being meant good bumor
Why it is just about as much as we can do to survive
in the quetest sort of way and to unnecessarily seek
for trouble would be unphlosophical. Tie truth nc
doubt u.s. that the reason why we fail to find anything
funny in contemporaries may be found in the soften
ing, not only of brains, but of whole mental
and physical corporosity. We in semi-fuid state
not fit to receive retain any impressions worth naming
Thinking is fearful and most preposterous labor. We
too much done even to grumbe enelgeticaly'
If we could do Sidney Smith suggested-take off
flesh and sit in bones there might be some comfort
if the marrow did not melt and run out at the joints
There is in New York monarch of man known
as Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., who pours out week by week
whole coumns,-yea, whole pages Of New York Ledger
Judging by the quantity and quality of the literature
he produces under the existing state of the thermometer
he may be supposed to sweat out sores-hey Dose from
him spontaneously. y"
But Cobb has machine for the preparation of such
iniquites- something like sewing machine only more
so-a sort of cornsheler-an arrangement to squeeze
words from the Cobb the shelter does grains and
Cobb is making money-that helps him along. 1t oils
the machinery and keeps it going beautifully