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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-06
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healthy condition vt the scalp. We using the
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whole catalogue Of hair remedies
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BnANDnErH's PILLS VS.. SARsArARrLLA.--One Twen-
bve Cent Box Of Brandreths Psis warranted to con-
tain more pure sarapara than any dollar bottle Of Sars-
apaHa, All who are using susaparlla, let them sub
stiute hrandreths Pills, aud take each night The
eject VIII be found superior the bottled article. box
Of the Life Addition Pills warranted equal to two dol
lar bottles Of Sarsaparllla Try one Of these Pills whose
main active ingredient is alkalod Of sarsapara Take
one l every lhrd day, you who now using sarsa-
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thirty days aud use these pills in the place thereof for
that time The cost will be fy cents, aud their worth
thousand dollars.
Principal Office, 2)l Canals,rect, New York Sold by
L. r. PlsRcr aud fRED, Il SINFUL Montpelier VI
$500
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1T HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALI
TESTS"
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To1U ANoDYNE FOR RuRuNArfsN

Rheumatism, so often treated by outward application
fails of cure relief from the very fact that than
half Of the be traced dyspcpuc habit This
causes rheumatism OF the blood circulation and
vousness follows. Local Rheumatic pains are generally
confined to the muscular bony parts but when pass
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going to bed. will assist the Anodyne very much me
law applies with nearly equal force m cases of Par
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L EROSENE LAMPS Il OILS.
IN WOOD. GREENE s. CO.. manufacturers of
SELF-PhODUClNG GAS BURNER, Commission
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o. The GAS BCKNER as perfect kcgula'oG--ghts a
room 20 feet squire for one cent an ho or viii burn all
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with one OF the largest
establishments for full supply the above Oils, which
warrant 10 be equal in every respect % any other
think better. Also Fluids each OF which we sell in guam
tity Co suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices.
p. S.-As this notice is read by some with whom We
are not personally acquainted and who have no know
edge NJ business facilities, therefore, conf
dcnce that all 0fdcrs will be faithfully executed
have the pleasure by permission, OF referring to the fol-
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Converse Harding & Co, Dry Goods Importers and
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-07-21
Execution of hicks, the Pirate.

Albert w. Hicks-Ihe details Of whose
alrocious piracy and murder on board o
the oyster sloop E. Johnson, having beer
recently before the pubic-has evinced
since his incarceration in the Toombs, the
same spirit which he manifes ted al his ar
rest. Processing no religion when he en-
tered the prison, the kind attentions o
Father Duranquet of the 10Th Street Ro
man Catholic Church, led him TO adop
the Roman Catholic faith, ard daily al
tend on lis services in the chapel OF the
prison. The constant visits OF this cler'
gyman, led Hicks to be more commnnIca
tive than al first, and Father Duranque,
freely expressed the opinion TO the depu'
~ marshals that his new convert would
die in the faith, and with the true penl-
tence of a Christian. Some OF the keep
ers Of the prison, however, dissent from
the mercifuI an,icipatons of Father Du'
ranquct. and believed the convict died as
he llyed-a hardened sinner.
FAREWELL OF THE PRISONERS WIFE.
The meeting was not of an affecting
nature, Out was CUdTdClGIILCH ~ Ola
mount of GOODNESS and indifference which
strangely contrasled with the soIemnlly
due to the occasion. They attended mass
IN The Prison Chapel together. in The
morning, and neither husband nor vile
shed tear at their separation. AT 81 +.
NJ, Father Duranquet entered the cell,
and Hicks wife Immediately made prep
arations to leave. She took a large bun
die under her left arm, Hicks HANDED her
two or three books, which she took in her
right hand they stood moment in the
middle Of the cell Hicks looking down
and half smiling upon her A; he took her
hand, shook it, aud stopping forward, kis
sed his wife twice, saying, mildly, Good
bye" "Good bye. Willie" she said and
turning TO the door passed out. Such
was The last parting Of Hicks with his
wife.
From remark which Hicks made to
one of the officers on Tuesday, that "he
should leave his wife ali snug ii was
Supposed that be had revealed TO her what
has hitherto been only known TO himself,
the place where che could find sums of
money which he had concealed. The
receipts from the copyright can go but a
lille way towards her support.
Hicks made no speech at the gaiiows,
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OWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING. july d. NGO

ling lies, or giving greatly exaggerated
accounts of what they had seen or done,
lbey were accused of being disciples of
Baron Munchausen.
Perhaps the reader has never seen the
Baron's book. II so, he will be amused
with one or two specimens from lis mar
ytlous pages.
Cne evening the Baron declares that
he was overlaken by a snow-storm. SO
much snow fell that he was obliged 10
dismount, and tie his horse 10 what he
thought was the stump of an old tree,
while he wrapped himself in his cloak
Law down on the snow, and fell into
deep slumber. When he awoke in the
morning, his horse was missing. lie
coulden', see him anywhere. Al length
looking up TOW ards the sky, he esPled
the animal sunended to the cross OF a
church sleeple. There had been a Tree
thaw during the night, the snow had mel,
led away, and what he had taken to be
the stump of tree the evening before
proved now TO be nothing less than the
cross of church steeple. One hundred
and fifty feet Of snow had fallen and dis
appeared in twenly-four hours. The Ba,
ron took out his pistol fired al the bride
and shot it in two, and when the horse
fell to the ground, his master al once
mounted him and went on his journey.
On another occasion he was passing
under a gate, which fell down by accident
and cut his poor horse assunder just be-
! hind the saddle. The Baron didn't know
of his loss TIL an hour afterwaId when
passing over a brook, the horse took a
drink, and hearing something gushing
out like water behind him, Munchansen
turned around and saw 10 his amazemenl
that, for the last four or five miles, he
had been riding on half horse instead OF
whole one. The Baron turned back,
got The hind quarters Of the animal, and
sewed the body together with willow
lwigs, which afterwards grew TO be fine
trees, and proved fine shelter to him
from the sun, when he was on his Jour
neys.
Travellers with all their desire to excite
the admiration Of lovers Of The marvellous,
were taught lesson by this book, and, no
doubt, since its publication, many VII.
ter, has been forced to keep the story oI
his adventures within the bounds of truth,
by the exaggeration and cutting sarcasm
Of Baron Munchausen.
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Baron MunChauSen.

The Adventures OF Baron Munchsu.
sen" was d work written several years
ago, for the purpose of putting 10 shame
a class of writer's who, in giving 10 the
world accounts Of their adventures in for.
eign lands, told all SORTS Of Improbable
stories in order To render themselves ia
nous as travellers. The book which pro-
fessed 10 give the travels Of the renowned
Baron, was, of course, work of fiction,
and The statements II contained so far
oulstripped those of all other travellers
that /, served as a severe saline upon
them. When, therefore, persons on re-
turning from abroad were detected in tel.
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Washington,s Farewell.

The following extract is from a letter
written by lady upwards of eighty years
old, residing in Phladelp phla,Io her grand
son in Washington :
"Wben General Washington delivered
his Farewell Address IN the room al the
al the southeast corner of Chestnut and
Sixth streets, sat Immediately in front
of him. 1t was in the room the Congress
had occupied. The table Cf the Speaker
was between the Two windows on Sixth
street. The daughter Of DR.. c., Of Alex
andra, the physician and intimate friend
Of Washington, Mrs. H., whose husband
was the auditor, was very dear friend OF
mine. Her brother, Washington, was
one Of the secretaries of General Washing
ton. Young Dsndridge, a nephew OF
Mrs. Washington, was the other | was
included in Mrs H's. party 10 witness the
august, the solemn scene. n. 4, decIln.
ed going with Mrs. H., who had deter
mined as to secure The front bench. II
was fortunate for n. G.. afterwards Mrs.
b. that she would not trust herself 10 be
so near her honored grandfather. Ny
dear father stood very near her; she was
terribly agitated. There was narrow
passage from The door Of entrance 10 the
room, which was on the east, dividing the
rows of benches. General Washington
stopped at the end 10 let Mr.. Adams pass
TO the chair. The latter always wore
foil suit Of bright drab, with slash or rath-
er loose bluffs. He had not changed his
fashions. lie was short man, with q
good head. With his family he attended
our church twice day.
General Washing gton's dress was
full suit of black. His military hat had
the black cockade. There stood the Fa-
lher OF his Country, acknowledged by ma
nons "the first IN peace, first in the hearts
Of his counirymen. No marshaIs, with
gold colOred scarfs-no cheering. The
most profound stiffness greeted him,
as if that great assembly desired to hear
him breathe and catch his brealh-lbe
homage Of The heart Mr.. Adams cover
ed bis face with both his hands. The
sleeve Of his coat and his hands were Gov.
cred with tears. Every DOW and then
there was suppressed sob. cannot de-
scribe Washingron's appearance as | fell IL
perfectly composed and self-possessed
It'll The close OF his address. Then, when
strong mems sobs broke loose, when tears
covered their fsces-;hen the great mar
was shaken, | never took my eyes from
his fsee. lie locke 10 the grateful chill
1rrn who were parting with their father,
their friend. as il his heart vas with them,
and would be 10 The end"
Old Squire b. ~as elected Judge Of The
Inferior Court Of some county in Gsor-
yia. When he went home, his delighted
" I(e exclaimed Now, my dear, 700
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rtH Y+T.5a -GNrCr-J-,l
CJsJGC3 = : y - q =. - ;
MY REQUIREMENT.

MY REQUIREMENT.
BY WILLIE WARE.
| long for one congenial heart
Ny thoughts TO always share
4 faithful breast to lean upon
When overcome with care.
\ heart that can call my own
Amid earth's busy Ihrong
One that will never fear TO chide
Me when I'm in the wrong.
o, with fond and faithful heart,
Oae full of sympathy,
A paradise below, wen,
This earth TO me would be.
AMI when l tire of worldly joys,
And seek purer rest,
Ia love TO lay my weary head,
Upon that faithful breast.
o, is there not heart TO speak
TO me in loves own tone >
Or am | doomed to tread this life
Cheerless, unloved, alone
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Old Squire b. ~as elected Judge Of the
Inferior Court Of some county in GsoT-
gia. When he went home, his delighted
wife exclaimed Now, my dear, yoO
are Judge, what then am - He repIi-
ed {: "rhe same darned old fool you al.
leTs were :"
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HOPE
BY LULU,

Hope lhon bright and radiant creature
Glorious both in form and feature,
Art thou of celestial birth
Sent to bless and cheer the earth
Thy hair, like woven sunbeams seem
ing
Der thy snowy shoulders streaming,
Like the golden mists OF morning,
All restraint of freedom scorning.
Thy lustrous eyes so deeply bright,
Seem like the living wells of light;
So soft, so beautiful blue,
They seem TO steal from heaven thel'
hue,
Thy upraised finger points above,
TO realms of beauty light and love,
Thy lips like "clefted rose-buds" seem
From whence the rarest pearls doth
eleam.
The lily and the blushing rose
Their beauties on thy cheek disclose,
Thy beautiful seraphic smile,
Would blackest care and grief begulle
Thou gildsI the darkest clouds with
light,
And painlest earth in colors bright
Thy magic touch turns dross to gold,
And hidden charms TO view unfold.
Thy tones inspire the sinking heart
And fresh vitality impart;
And in The richest accents saw,
Rejoice, there's yet brighter day.
After the tempest comes the calm,
For every wound there is balm,
There never was so dark night
But-had its morning, clear and bright !;
And if to-day brings care and sorrow,
Oh, trust there's JOY in store to,mor
rnw
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as it was generally expected he would
have done. His only woods were, 'hang
me qu ck-make haste His demesnor
"as cal and collected was indeed such
as might have created sympathy for him,
if he remembrance of his appalling crimes
had not been 100 vivid. As it was, twelve
or thirteen thousand persons regarded the
scene without even any touch of sadness.
Few men have passed from earth so " hol-
ly uIr GREETED as did this murderer and
pirate.