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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21


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the most severe occasional hoarseness and
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a regularly used by many professional yooaists.
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] A reuts hoy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
W.T.. MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE co.

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The Membcrs NJ the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
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PHYSICIANS:

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use Of mineral posons
Consultation free of charge A pamphlet, descriptive
ID treatment may be obtained free, by addressing II
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

INARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
fcrs for sale his Farm. situated in the town Of
Peacham. Vt, about and half mile from the Vii
apo ON the road leading to Marshfeld said Farm con
tains hundred acres suitably divided into moving
uage, pasturing aud woodland with good, comfortable
buildings. ALBERT A. kiDDER.
Peachim, Sept. s. 1860 I3,l5s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
4 7 w OOD'S UININ J.
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For further particulars reference is made 90 the printed
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

p u L NJ O VIC W "A FL RS!
The certain and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases OF the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
ruk nornxa. LAST La..or.

.Whi you please learn me n ,s-s.. mana.
and then - the aud bad q. good uish, q
paid little kodgsr L., - he oPsaes The
door and psePvd cautiously into the chan Der
ct b" sick mother i aa very sleepy, bus
no one ha. beard NE say my prayer
Mrs l. u'. very III ind.s her al
'sndants believed hsr 20 bs dyiDg. She set
proPPed up With pillow and .trusrlinr for
brsa'h her lips vers uhit.-hsr eve, v.rs
gro~'pg duil aud glazed, aud the psrpis blood
ss se'Iisd ct The sods OF her cold att-su,,.a
hngeIs She VISA Nisop. aud ii,ils Rods.,
~. her obly dsrlirg child Eevsry Dish,
be bad been 10 the habit Of coming into h.,
room and ss'tiog upon her lap, or kpe.Iius by
her slds, sbls she rsreatsd to him p...s . :.
ron Gods Holy Word, or related 70 hin
stories Of the wise asd good s.a .psk.n Of
IN its pages She bad been IN delicate hs.I,h
nuuher Of ysars, bat never too il, 20 Learn
iittl. Rodgsr his vsIss aud hear his vrsy.y.
Hash hu'h SAID . lady shs sss uateh-
ipg beside Der couch, 'your dear nam. i. too
Ill 70 hear You say your prayer 20 biRAt: I
viii put you 90 bed - aud a. she can. for.
ward aud laid bsr hsod gsstiy upou his am.
a. though she would cad him from the ,oom
hodger bvgau 70 sob ss II his hsap, veuld
break
cannot 20 to bed without s.7ins ~
prayers, indeed l csuuot'
lhs ear Of tbs dying mstbsr ..ush, Al.
sound. Although she hal b-se ins.usibl.
to bsarIy every thing trsnspiriBE q arousa be,
the sound from her ds'hbg's ssbs aroused
her from her s,upor, sud tursipR TO . ftis.d
she desired hsT 10 bring hia Co her couch
aud lay him on her bosom The sssuss,
vas granted, aud the ehilds rosy cheek aad
golden heel nestled b-s,de the cold faos Of
b" dying mother. Alas poor slios hov
little did be real Ie then Ihs irr,parabls loss
winch he Vas soon ~ sustaia
kodger, nay son, my darling child. saia
the mother, repeaI this verse after me-. and
never forget it, When my father ana
mother torsaks me-, the Lord sball taks me
up. The child repeated it distiDstly asI
said bis little prayer. lie thea k,sseJ the
cold almost r'sid p before him, sad ,hsa
Sent quietly to Ais iittls couch
"beu he rose IN the morning, be sought.
a. usual, bis mothers ToDm, bat be foand Asr
e,ld aud 'til That %. b-r Iast lesson -
tie hss Lsver iorPotIss it-be probably
never will lie hiss grown 70 be q man. /.
good man, Snd uOw occupies post Of m uek
bonor ABd dis ibotiog IN MasssshRse,ts. I
never cdulu look upon bin Sitbout thiukisR
aeou the faith ~ bsSatifunV exhibited ~
hls dying neither. Ia uss not misblAosd. -
The Lord has taken her dAThDg up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
nApay, roUsc nAs. nAsaY.

Rev. VI DoW, o0es slossda disosav.. a.
"egalAr for its qaAiHtSesa - pfsStAsal 10 ils
advice
Naos you, NV young sinners, 10 hiss SD
get married ADD dsvo,e your tins 70 mefaiI-
~ and money Haklbg Tbsa lot yous
A"@es Be provided ~ith sseh sosEJsts sba
heeesssriss Gs pity, PICKLES. pos Aad ks.>
ties brushes, b'ooms, b-nsvolsnos, bread,
virtues sine sud wisdom Have these aIs
says on hand, sod happiness -iH bs vitA
700 DO not dfiSk S1Jth,Pg ibtoIisGtitE z
ca moderately, 20 to business Af,sr brs al,
fast, lruogs . ht1is after d,assy, shAs sfss
iea, sud k'ss sfte' quSrTsliug Tbsn eli ths
Joy the peace, aud biis, The sarth e. ~
ford 'b.ll b. Jour', ustii The grave s,osss
over you, abd your spifUs srs borBs - q
brighter aDd hsPDisS world
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
aow DEHoCHATIo1 U1ross Aan

George W Bsksf, ID tor of ths Ps..svl.
raHpis ths oewsSsi'e a,sso 81 Pbisasl
% ts't'sfd tsfo'e the Gov DO lsv.stEs,leA
Com mnntes. = tsu tsys sRn. 'hst he rsrulss.
y received ss3ls,y q el2OO yssr, fsoa
he tnsiom lloass 10, destS Hofli-K lie
holds 'hs semiasl pos, of Sc ssaat ss.hi.,
ih The Cassom House, 90 oass uhieh bAs ~
etIsisues ~ l,s ~ fset Hs has esssy p.y-
formed 80 b"ur' voTk IN H. IL is s.r.lV
shsu gaiisu up fsF ths DaFposs - Zee.
s'osiog en- sdBtsistfs,iss sditsf upss ths
goTsrsmest The isasssL laa u us,s,lv
isespati- of 'ustsiaibg iisslf-hssss lbs d
esssi q psying its editor fIern lbs puAls
Pa'ss. TIE Psopis bssis 10 thiuh IL - tiu.a
- stop tbs fobbsry u tts Hs,ionsl Tfsas.
STy foe ,ss bsosss oi old party sssts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

Tvs ABvyarAoss % F5vsHrv AHB A.
vEasfrT -foa ueas ou, voaF 0iA siothss
fon sfs not tFoublsa vita 1suy sisstsss
fou s's sHossfsisd from makiaa s.ils
Bgrss Do bst bore rou spoagss sanno,
hsasi you' table iliasrsst b. ads Do ne,
plsy opposite youf sisdos Y3a agsid ne
sais' aos u ssfsisa % isfiss Ne oos thisss
oi pssssptiug yoa uiib tsuiwsnisl Ne
tTsissnss isfits,ss yes ~ sshiss 10 ih.fs
ssy 9stsF htils srtisis ts-dsy, 81 ?" Neg
EisR lsttsf' ssiisFs leaves yss ssus Ia.
Fos 80 ksos a 10 ssslsss 10 bissa yoa Yes
pfssfiss ten -fsaes Yoa sgsllos sani,s
y zee poisos thas Others Voc ere ssvsa
ffaH nany d-.efit o. Esnv bsstasks
Aai lssty " y9a bsvs zee hisaA ~ iha
s,Fld, yoa sts ssfs 10 sv-ry shaft ss.ss Il
zee, " 3issovsf re sEfsssbis tssi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
P O E T / Y.


~ '. -
~ yssEyn .. noas.
Whc, morniSE spreads her seld.u light
Upoo ID. qu,eI ssfih,
Di'pelling ali the gloon OF bisht.
To pleasure giving birh;
AZ thea 90 cheerful thoa eost 10,
From every sorrow free,
os ne kisdiy IAossAI bsssov,
Let ms rsneusered As.
when xentis tvilishI sesls slosx,
With Eolvs' 9aist nein,
And drtv' srossd the busy throsg.
MID sveLihs', sisrry shesa;
A 10 'snsetion IAoa doe, turn,
while rshkliss esr-, shall dee,
IA holy thoUghu ~iIhin tAss tuTa,
o, thea remsmbeT ne.
When evening spreads her sable stole
On ali the world below;
When necitatios wraps thy soul,
on me tbosghI besiov,
And Ikroegh The sbok Of Iiis's career,
whsrsr ny 10, may be,
OF thee oas boon Z sow viii s,k,
Which i,-rsusubsr me.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
lFr0a The Lst'c,' R,pO,iOIy.l
PARrISc,

Lay ny head 90 thy ls,iss ersssL
is'f' alone hath II PsriseI rest
Isefs do its psisfai ihrosbiss. cease,
Whu' n their s.ssd esns. .~sess,l peace.
hos a'' st'A ne snG l -iiA lh.s,
Bet has T" slssy, esHnot ~.
oSe ma" 80 a0sIs,ns Of love ssrsn,
ons must b tskes. the Other lsrl
Theu eouh'a not live 10 this .srlS sIss.
i'Aoald Be vr,'eAed u iAos -sn so...
Ho. eosI'a thss Jay ne ss A, breast
is'o 'hs cold 'oRs'. lSsl.y rs.,l
How eOah tara suAy ttsa ISss,
WAsa thi. ssTiA sAouId IAy Pillo- bel
Ua'0 thsI sleep "a he grave 90 lsv.
u bat 'ors'hsr -e nisAtso.
Calmly ss=a soule yi,le ~ brsslA,
bssfiAE no more the sung oi eeslA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

ETTtsfs ZEE lsay 10 Nee Yosk - ace.
ssst q ~ demss'is vsrh thsi sss osssos
sYsa k-ii bsl hsSs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
NoLIce of BntcherinK.

ny gtsspeesiaily tai0rm tbscuiEsus ID Caari,s.
w ioSH ssd steiAiiy, thst " y cor 2nsuA
Iprposs 10 roaitpue ths BUTcH 49,
BRLNG BUSINESS dBfing ihs
rfss~bt year HsSinE 20 paT hlsk -
prices isf sTOCk 90 ksve snaris
80 20 ssi l8EAT Sroisausly, salsrelt ahsgsfIer
azf sa!S fsS CASH PsssOhs sssdins fof ss~at.
must sccompssV theif ORDERS with ~ money
HEDMAN 4 GIBSON.
Jaausrv 70 teCO Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

HrWhy srs tissss bbs sSssilos' ns.
ossss ,hsy sFs asds u ssshiss snA zee ,.fy
Rosd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

HPMss. PsTuug'oa mstss sAsksspsss
ssy 'vss, s's ,hs uss' n s,ivsrtissasass -,
Il i -, v 'ss didst ssy ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

N WIN 80 q prifsss ssis fss ksssss go iats is
= Csariesiasa. ksswa ss tks or pfspssfY TsTas
Frssyushe, = TUhLiHtoE. /,
hs=aA ~ -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03

fFuE Dssuias aouss II ~ ist. -. - "A.
taiea - 81 asflf abd sat ffn~ &C.,.
tosa hfhf 80 Ptts isafirt 10 BsgrvviUs
Ftf tfaes ~ in Eeod ordsr isfrs sd @.,,f.,,.
shs-est Cs'efa, ans 0sfdsa, go stsfi. -.
Poirsesios Eissa iasfApfn
~. 's,'ses LAWSON BOTTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
PeruVian Gnano

THE subsefiosfs havias psds arfsnssn~s,.
\. sta Messfs y. Bassda = Bfo 20 fsr~jys
lhstt nnai 81 0aano lhis seasoa DiREc PROM
IHhf ANChA ISLANDS sfs ihssshv snsk'sd
ie " Eieistgiicis ~ fssW sgfleshuFsi frissSs
- oniJ behaa q eab ~ Pf0cufsd 10 ssy Ofh.f
FhnEsmcfgF. q
ss.vNes a-.yhg ~ shlps Zephvy o.,
-, q. ffea ~ TX ads. Thoss sbo desire q.
a. - - ags saEars % ~ deiiv fes fross a..
.fhips 81 tksiF sFriFnt FnWLRA ~
AlsraadFia Juiy % tRsT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
a BeH<r1I,H1 L1stItHti4a eItabiasASd BY
spceia! EadSsc@eAi for IA, RefsJ
efIAs Sex aad DISiTesSed, ai
HIcf>a CHA VusIeRi aAd

BsH<rII,Ht LA1fustiqa eftdbtisAsd by
speciaI EadSscSe@i for "a, Refbf
JIAe Sex aad Dlstressed, aj
fIcs>sI CHA VUsleH GHd
Ey,desse Dsseases.
The HOWARD ASSOCiA FiON in view oi
he asiui desH uetIOa ~ human Lie, ,Aused by Ser
Ssi dDrsses, an abe dece ptiOns praeIsrd upon ihe
SaiodaBstr victims Ot Such diseases by QuAcks,
s,vsts yrsrs ago attsctcd .h-If ConsaliIaR S1r-
goo, s-a CssHtvABLG Acr Surhy VI Iheu name,
upva Di-prnsATs iof tite isstrn' 81 his class
diseases, IN alt th-ir IormS. SBd To give hGDicAL
Ipvics as.TIs ~ AT Whu SppN by leurt xnh
!'sSupUiOa VI 'beT ,osdUion (1ge, Occupai,oa,
Isnus OF iite, 81 } snd N eases of eI'rrme p "
cry, Ia PURNISb MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. it's aeedess to add that the Asso-
siaiI0e command. he htEhr-t NrdcAl skill OF the
ace. ssd uil furnish the most approved modeta
Featm-nt
rne Durc'ors &C 'he AssO is'iDn, ~ thei' Asnu-
81 Report upon the uealmeaIo ot SeIOAi D,seases
sHpfeis las hlEhrst sstis action With ihe soocras
shieh has Aurnied The tAhDrs of fhsis Satgeeas In
As care ai SPER ERMAToagHCEA. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. GoHoRRhEA GLEgr, sY-
PHiLls, ~ Viee ef ONANlSM. et SELF-A-
BUSE DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS aud
LADDER, &C, aud order . eOa iiaushce Of the
sam. plan toF the ensstHg yeaf
The Directors On . review Of the past feel ss-
ssfsd iha hef lsbOFs IN thts spA~fc OF benevolent
ssrrt bsVe besn of great bcarhi to the afflicted
Decisliy 10 ih> yoaug. and they have fesoiy-
81 isVoie the msrtvcs VITA fsnrwed zeal 20 this
VsrV imPcFtAst o. nd much cespised cause.
A. a:mHabls RrpOSt oaspefma'oubHa. or Sem
issl Wsakaesa the vice OF Oaahism MsstBfbation
s Seli- Absss and other Diseases of the S>IBsl
Organs by Ihe CsssuItioz Sargeoa, which wiil
b. s,Ht bY mail, (ia q sealed snvel0pe.l FREE
OP CHARGE, 90 the receipt ei TWO STAMPS
fo' p9s'sgr. Othsf RspofIs and Tfscts ihe "a
turs sad usaim~nt % ssTasi Diseases Diet Ae
are cnnstssilv b~iRE Pobished ics ErsIaiIous dis-
tfibaiipn, aad viu ~ sest - ta- sfhi-t-i. 8sns
sfihs nee irmr5iss ssd nethods ol ireatFsebt dis
A IL. - sas al
Lffrrss E.r R-nort or tr-stmSsf DFJ Skill.
LIN dOU0HrON. Acting surgsos, How
srs Assoeiaiioa No s0ofA NinihSinset, Phil
adrlphia, Pa. ~ order - he DiS~riogs
EZRA n HEARTwELL, Pres'I.
Geo FnacaiLB Secretary.
asnt ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
O,d Diploma Rye whiskey.
rhs OId Diploma AYE whis-

rhs Old Diploma AYE Whis.
Key.
rosr,her vith srleeposs from me choicest stocks
sl RYE wHISkEY in Allegheny Washington
shd o,aef coanues - Narvisad ranging in prier
ffon rs eests 81. 81 2s 81 so 81 81 SO aud 50
psf gaitoa. eoaslanilv 90 hand aud fur sa'e oT
hSl'.. asli bbls, dsmiiohps gallon shd sisgie bot,
tie, at the
Diploma Old Rye Whiskey'
Warehouse,
cS'aef Howsrd h Candsh S,reels nearly oppo-
ste the Psss>aks Satioa al ihc Il r.
Cal: and eIs.aine Ordfrs sosiciisd add prompt.
S sases'sa By the Agent . -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
Para CataWha Wina-
NATAWnA WINR.
Private Entertalnmsnt.

~ hnN . q = soitchs 10 Psfrenass -
As 'ss Psbiis % hs hssig osssss Elsss ~
PHivAgE E1YERgAIanxaT.
W. sstf 49, - pcs ldyd ahh ~ fssf iss 80.
. 30 SID y sanras iaEsa b. tss esssl 49, =,
Nssh hoasss isEsu Toa ~ toof sst wsii st.
asrryv,H.. We 49,, N -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
TAILQRHN0.


FEtHE uafsfuasrd So Afs4ff - fti, es,v ef
~ Ptasssiptis Gsass Csarsss ksg. 80.
naaiiY na haet iail sappiY ~ hssf Cotrustss
Uvise si taslf lasorisiios ~hich thsy oasf fof
Assss-ssts Y. hasrsA iS. Iss5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-03
aOT5CG.

AH Y YAssesai, ere ~ mass os1 sss ,..s, -,
lfA psT9eat sst I sksil sHpeet ail rsss -.
oslne ~ ~ Nais ~ - Aecoant. % ssii 80 -
ss nssi eiaes ~ hpsiasss SD ssli eat sv stost
- aand a. redaese pslEss 80 eash
@sa,S t@a THOB. RAWLlNs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
Brown,, skIrt supporter.

We are able to speak in some sort expert
mentally of an article entitled Browns Hy-
geic Suspension Waist and Skirt Supporter,
having, with apparent beneficial effects, in.
troduced the same into our own family. II
has the appearance of being good thing fol
all, but especially for the slender and the del.
icate who are likely to suffer under the
weight of garments suspended from tn,
waist, and from the tension necessary t.
keep them in their places. For young and
growing persons it is peculiarly desirable
not only as preservative of the shape, but
of the health.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
Cnmpnisn .nanumsnfa.

The Illinois speeches of Messrs. Lincoln
and Douglas were published not long since
by Messrs. Follett Foster & Co., of Coll mbus,
in handsome and convenient vol,nle As
the thing now stands, this work will be
needed by every member Of or writer, for the
press politician and speaker of both parties.
In case Mr.. Douglas should be nominated at
Baltimore, it will become indispensable. Cen
tlemen who propose to address their fellow
citizens upon ''the issues Of the day." should
purchase it and put themselves upon course
of reading at once. We volunteer this in
formation. for the benefit of our friends the
publishers upon the one hand, and as a valu-
able suggestion 10 such as propose to take
the stump, and mingle in the active opera.
tions of the campaign upon the other. To tn,
latter, it will be not only valuable Vad
meeum in respect TO the knowledge il EN-
bodies upon the points in dispute, but win b,
also convenient as repertory of testimony
touching the doctrinal status of the candi.
dates and their respective parties, upon one
OF the most slippery and multifaced of al
party issues.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

SNGULARFANCIEsW WHILE EDYING.-Napoleon
died in his military garb, his field-marshal s
uniform, and his boots, which he had ordered
to be put on a short time previous to his
death.
Augustus Cesar chose to die in standing
position, and was careful in arranging his
person and dress for that occasion.
Seward, Earl of Northumberland, when on
the point of death, quilted his bed and put on
his armor, saying that it became not man
to die like brute, but TO show his dignity.
Maria Louisa, of Austria--the unfortunate
consort Of Napoleon--a short time before
her death, fell into a sort of insensibility, and
her eyes being closed, one Of the ladies in at
tendance remarked that Her Majesty seemed
to be asleep" "No," said she, al could
sleep if could indulge repose, but am SEN
sible of the near approach of death, and
VIII n not S allow myself ; to De surprised BY him
awake
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

MARRIAGE ON A DEATH-BED.-In East Bos-
ton, Massachusetts,, recently, maiden wife
Of less than twenty years of age, was borne
to the grave. The husband and lover was a
young mechanic of twenty They had
loved each other from childhood, and were to
have been married some six months ago,
when she was prostrated by consumption.
About fortnight before her death, she said
she had only one earthly wish ungratifed;
she desired to be united to him who had
loved her so long and so truly, in the hope Of
being his in Heayenl He could deny her
nothing-he married death Bolstered up by
pillows, and supported in the embrace of hel
mother, she was united TO her lover; her feeble
voice was hardly audible, in responding IL
the questions of the marriage ceremony. She
was his, and said she could die without re-
gret. From then until she passed away, she
was unable to speak above a whisper, bu'
she appeared happy, and though wasted tc
skin and bone, pleasant smile left its i'm.
press on her face, as her soul returned to the
Heaven whence it came.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

A HUGs SHARK CAUGHT IN ATRAP.-A cor
respondent at Westport Point, Mass writes
OF the capture of shark ofa singular species
in trap, by a party of fishermen at thai
place, one day last week. The monster was
ten feet in length, and nine round, by actua
measurement and inside were found foui
young ones estimated to weigh thirty
pounds each. The liver Of the old fellow
filled halfbarrel, and made six gallons OF
oil. He was provided with four or I've rows
OF teeth, The trap in which he was caught
was much damaged by the monster,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
Ins,ItutIonnI BandItti.

Among the recent ieats of public robbery
by the New York Common Council, are ap-
preparations Of $4,000 for printing five thou.
sand volumes of the Atlantic Cable Celebra.
tion Report which is to be a collection of all
the speeches and the foolery Of thls dead
affair $4,000; for the reception of the Chi
nese; $4,000 for the purchase Of patent for
a-iire escape; $500 to send out rowing
sanitary commission, and 81, 500 for contest
ing an Alderman's seat. This is the second
$4,000 that the Council has appropriated on
the cable celebration. rg.4l.I
We talk Of forced leyies in Mexico as some
thing demanding the interference Of our
Government bat there is no country in the
world where people are robbed in 50 syste-
matte and shameless q manner as in these
United States. ~ ses fit 80 0FE