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The New York herald., 1860-12-29
MATRIMONIAII.

rTATRINoNIAL.-A REsPECTABI.E GENTLEMAN OF
M N well rfed and ed ucation, desires lady
capital 70 form bus,nes. and malIimsniM part
nershfp Being In lucrative old established bust
ness he wants 10 Rare chance 20 acquire happi
NESS and honestly. Address T. L. Trustworthy,
Madison square Post Office.
The New York herald., 1860-12-29

ESEo. BoLBRooK, ArctioSEER. WILL SELL, THIS
M dar Al half O'Clock. 80
scar Fslry rnrnare Of family having Che c A gene
assov,ent ~ Iasr.hod Furnure Ssfss. Chairs
pe. Clclohs neds,e9ds Hrds -, pe1rr soycs Groese
~. Fsffsu IssIsis. 81
The New York herald., 1860-12-29

AC7 GRAND sTpETT: THIRD T1ooR.-JADAME
Mip1EF e@.rRysnt and sii 81 sfsp.sn ,,i ny IN IN
sickness pfesibs rnadtne for al dlssas~ tcs lrcsy
ferx, II.perty let or stcler, A.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
SnF of mao. llrMAN RAtF.--T

SnF or rnH. HUMAN RAbE.--The
largest circle Of the terrestrial globe
Of uniform temperature IL the equa.
tor. Those running parallel to
this. a., for example. the tropics,
polar circles. &c. diminish "a they
approach either pole. The stature
of the human race. especially that
Of mpn. likewise lessons. though
not to the same extent vt all, from
the equatorial aud tropical Regions
towards the poles. In the warm
ATTITUDES are found races Of men 81
large dimensions dwindling IN the
cold regions Of the high latitudrs,
pa that u may he affirmed that
men grow low In proportion az the
latitude In high.
but women arc more uniform IN
size that men, being Of nearly
equal height IN places where men
vary very much IN size. In re.
gions where males are much taller
than the average. the women CON
Time of about the Same medium
Dimensions.
The fact too appears form h'stor-
10 monuments, that the size of the
race IN general has not varied from
the earliest ages, and that men aud
women are now OF the same dinen.
sions M they were before the peri.
oil of Moses. This, we suppose. IL
amply corroborated by the evidence
afforded hy the thousands OF mum.
mips, when have been recently un.
rolled after lying hidden for thirty
aud forty centuries in the oatecombs
of Egypt,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Inessssu ss,..,. nf,,r,tt,. tt,r

fINnF tBUvE Justly eslshrs'sa Watering -
flsre viii ne opened IN the tsrspiln EtiiI
~ Vlsi'n's ahrn, The iUih NJ tire; and the klil.
Pfuptiptefs httter themselves that The ttpnisa
,icn NJ the Establishment shalt not dsisfi faie
tf vsnt ~ the Fcrd sppri ,rnsnts aud Rycs fare
Which hss heretofore characterised ~.
TIE hsatitn ~ health IL unsurpassed IN The
str'h; s-d vss fullg tested Nv the ssvste sri
ds'rics which prevailed hsth 10 Neu urlrsns sod
Muhis dui ing the srruists ~ 1888 ~; NJ, sin
Ole NJ psiiaw fs,st ptiglpaiffi ruin, Cle.,
The salt Battling has ~ equal on the tiulf
Coast, snh u vilhin y fev ysfhs ~ the Hotel
the temperature 81 wsist slwsys agreeable
Ftpsh water showef. h-ihs esn No haa ~ any tive
Fish sud Otsiefs aie abundant aurine the sea
snn. usei static accommodations Rtp provides
hr all who wish 30 keep their carriages and
hntses 1hp drives ~ thp vicinity. shaded With
MssnHiiss. tl-ts Upaats. pines, sc. sts bssniiiul
-nd s-,sad IN every direction.
Al the a,nussrsnts usual - Watering Fiscss,
sw h ss Hilisfds. Boosting. pls,ul GALLERY. Ac +,
will he provided, Sud viii La ursef the ehsfrs ~
wen snxiuus 10 please; arh runvenisncss ~ Those
fond If Aqustir srht's viii NJ, bs neglected
no panf ~ hueir is secured sud viii plaF
~ the lswn. sfisrnrrns-snd tpf dancing, even
lnHs
a lire ~ Magnetic telegraph IL established epn
Meeting ruint Clsat With svriy quarter ~ The
uniun.
The ars Inv pressure steamer 'iCnsscrpt." win
ply rssulpfly bsiw,sn Muhile and puin, Cheat.
ltsvlns Mriils srstn rrspfpB aud on ggVdaps.
npn'ipys, Wednesday,. snd Fr',irVs. viii 10 down
81 ~ u'rluek, a n 10 accommodate those Who sr
rive IN Mobile hr the morning Ihats.
tp- shurld THE srhsire be rhsrgei. notice
will hs given In the Aiohiie aud N. -. papers.
The Pfrbtlstrts return their sinrpfs thanks ~
the public frf thsif lihpfsl patronage hefsirirfs
extended 20 the h.rtis iiuuss and iheif roist
OLssR ilutsi. snd hrps to plses themselves Under
y. ~. tHAmpHpLAis n 60.
Prpp'istits Point rlpaf llh'al,
Alsp the hattie House. ~ Mpbils.
maV11. pud
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

TnF CENsuRE of rnE PnEaiptNr -
The House OF Representatives. Last
week passed by n vote Of 100 10 o.
resolutions ceusuring the President
anl the SECRETARY Of the Navy for
the manner in which they have award.
81 certain navy contracts TO party
friends whom elections were pending.
This ccnsure has provoked much cum.
ment from the political friends Of the
President. who regard !, as danger
Qua encroachment by the Legislative
upon the Executive branch Of the
Government. Il IL predicted that n
similar resolution will follow respect.
ing the Supreme Court. The eoor.
dinate branches RAY rctort, if they
ace it. The President may issue n
proclamation censu,ing members Of
Congress. and the Supreme Court
might gravely deliver an opinion tina,
n majority Of the present House Of
Representatives had violated the Con-
stitution, and pass judgment accord.
ingly. The British theory is, that the
House IL the censor Of the King but
ihi, is not the American practice, rs
no Secretaries Of the President appear
on the floor Of the House. rs in Eng.
laud and rs the Cabinets existence
is not drpeuden, upon the House Of
Representative votes. Bulletin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
M CtIIN cry,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 80.


The Planters "p.'.us" ssesm Cord
wo.d s-tt.s.
Tiiis INVENTION m simplicity, du,sH'i'v snd
' 80 ecbnctn e II labor ssvinR Mschihe has n"
equal.
HORSE eCRAPERs.
Cotton gins, tguilstt's rs,.nil-s ~ ssw Will
gin 9 bales per 4 y Fi'st premium seafded 81
the Mississippi SID Loulsians stsis Pats
'isriiistlns Engines, tco simple 10 need dos
c,ip,ior, Portable Ulreuisr Saw Miils msas In TIE
beet manner. With Head Blocks setting siihei ore
snd ~ hytbs.nds ~ onre.
Fire-rrnof sahs si,ss ~ accommodate Plan.
tsfs Jewellers. sni Oun,ing Hy,'irs
steam Engines. Stationary sud Portable, suit
BILE fot b'l" sr uins uflt wits. Sc hili, etc
y n vu'tun Ties tHnovis psisnt.D supsrsssdins
~, others ~ the kiuJ kmwn
tnv ofthe nsciinss esn h. seen IN practical
operation ~ the sSuthet, Enterprise hschlns
Works. 'btLAOhVik, DW IphtY \ o.,
mst2t Baton Rouge IL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
CItrLEnyi CUTLrnyft

4 uAvE ,s- N store and ~ sr'ivv. eomplels
ointment cir'ckst aud Tstle Ca,lefv, ~
10 apst reliable makes, ana great fnany rev
rtyies sr,apg ,hsrr the eelsbrstea traii tubtsr
Tshls Knges. Tail aud examine them befrs
ps,~i sstns sisgv hsrs-asit IL slrsts pipssufs
!, shov NY stock FHAKE lU9uhT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

ORIGIN OF BLACK CoArs IN THE
CLeRey. In the year 1924 Luther
laid aside the monks costume, and
hcnceforth dressed according to the
fashion Of the world. He chose
black clothes, and consequently
the color has become the fashion
of the clergy. HIS reason for cho.
sing this color was: The Elector
of Saxony took an interest in him,
and now and then sent him a piece
of black cloth, being at that time
the court fashion. ard because
Luther preferred II; so his scholars
thought IL became them to wear
the same color rs their MASTER
From that time black has been the
color most worn by the clergy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

VIII 'srsivs hy nsrt steamer ffrm New vrrk
II something vetE new snd desirable IN the vav
~ nsrfsge AtR ale Uhaiis,'s snd tive Arr's
Suits, I'll made OfEpod material sra entirely nsv
styles W n. piilitirE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
Il FRAN X HUGUET.
TO THE M1LtIoNi

TIVE &C. .rsieuegefsssfnsh, sbich 7 h W. me,
With IN my rev business, induces me 's,a,n -,
msny 'h'nks 70 .his generous pubii- 10, their
patronage, and solicitation for ihs,n 10 sssin
ns,ies announcements to day 10 tbs sadi,icnsi
supplies ~ my slrssdy large sua fresh stock ~
ell goods belonging 10 my lire ~ business. .nd
In doing 30 fesl fulisssufsnes ihsi " thsy viii
call and see me- they wlii he ssl'hea the, my .sr
nes, euotis IL 10 give sntre satisfaction. snd VII
await the pleasure ~ showing NY stock ssd sstv.
I.s ''sg who may gire no - odL"
FRANK iiUgUET,
pr.ya rsrrsr NJ rhita -nd lsarel street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

respectfully esll the s,ter,lrr 81 III. rus.
Wv Ne 10 utif isfRe stock Of french isteut
Medicines consisting ~
~ ius l,sses syrup hfisnti
e. isfunfnni
taeteestirm tArbrgusl
" tarify's Medicines. Ms. y. aAA,
a" Duties Tinie Anlphtgms,iej
&" Bress' Citssts Mssnssis ttlisirJ
= " nianesrds' Pills
" - vsllstts "
" Nsfe Paste;
I " Reenapid rsste:
? Dn,en prSes utseiss ssntpfnine
40 " Dr. Cisftrns Lihef raafls etc,
jus, received snd ~ s.ls -
v. Hrubr 4 Co's
prla Find Drug store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
nallu c,altttr anoGomrt
TntiRsDAYiiiAiiHii'iiii'iJUNEsl, IssI
M,sor,p AssivtnsAav.-sunday the

M.sosiu AssivtnsAsy.-sundsy the
yi,h inst being ~. Johns day, and an
anniversary Of the fraternity throughout,
the world. the bretberen Of st. James
lodge will meet ut their Lodge room ut 10
o'clock In the morning. At 9 o'clock ut
night they will fesssemble and fepsir IN y
body 10 ~. James Episcopal Church
where the Rev. NJ barr. will-sftef the
customary services. deliver Masonic adj
dress, Seq notice Of ! n New. Secretary
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
GARD

HAVING opened sps~. 'hs store Formerly De
errisd nv nv deceased father. I take pleasure IN
infcfriing his nd friends and p,,runs and ths
pnbli- generally. Tbs, sm no- prepared 10 srp-
rlv them With sny sf,cis ~ Family ufcce ,ies
sud Plantation supplies, ,hsy msy desire. Of The
mrst advantageous terms iicpirg - receive
= libsfal share ~ public patronage, I remain
Respectfully.
MICHAEL PhENDrRpAsr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
aUNki gUssti Gttssi,i

Nov ~ tfpHE, - etnrpeis s.s1stinsut ~
IN Lengths. rp'es, Forward SD Ilssk Ae'isu
Lsks--gf the celebrated snd rsiiaids niilesyis
sud nsys upns. Those ~ want NJ ~ ~ fun
are requested ~ call sid exsmine my stick he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements vii
he offered that esnnst he resisted
rnv2B FRANE tiugUFT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
GgtM pytOps.
IATgf JJATgti


rI,ur sunsCHintR hsine compelled 10 Wind rp
the business ~ The late hfir ss speedily -
pp'sibie. ttuu sis all those Indebted ~ csrs fot
yard -ni ciusr their secburts nv n"ts ~ ether
viss, 10 ,huss having FsstlE seeotrts The n",es
rlvsn on ciunt. ...
9. BENJAMIN,
spAD ~ ptsPts niHtssts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
LItMnCufLI tMnERfi

fE'HF UNDbRsiuk ~, vppidfssp@ctfuiy infor m
Il his friet ds snd the publie, tbs, hls SITES ~
ssv niiis4fhe n.ten H6sgs Mills" se nsv IN
NIL blas,. With sssi ssprlv ~ ti,nber srd read
" nlI anI aud all ntInt Il Int nAsn-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
THE CROSSE TgTE MILLS

M gtesss Tess hsy, sts slsus refk where fdsrs
fp' lumber vill he filled on the sbute tstms.
jansl. 1858 FREDERICK AhBUUH. ss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

A ~ rrRsoNs indebted 20 The undersigned.
~ vill pissse corre iufvsfd sud settle the same
vi,hor. dslsy. fREDfhiCE AhBVUh, re-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
LACE mANTILLAs.

A FtNE surplY ~ the siove. has hasn fsesiv
n ed. also sbrie very handsome iiars Points.
~ the rliiLA. uAsIl sTbHE.
mat79 Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
LIME! LfMEif

VyHE place N get Jour Line snd get the very
hest man ufsetured, is at the stors Of
Jan1l JOSHUA DKALr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

ID = p or
~
IMPORTED HAVANA aEgARs.
I NAVE JUST received The largest and mn.i
u varied assortment Of
IMPORTED HAVANA HrgAnE,
ever hshrs IN this market comprising ell the
latest and mcst ropuiat brands
sm now prepared 10 hstnish the cl,irens ~
nsten houRp and surrounding eauntfF, with an
athlete oi staAhH even sscslling any have here
tefcrs supplied them. at New urissns prices.
ANTHONY NAVE,
fehs American tisg e.usr h,ata.
Hatney house basement.
New sps,"g s"d Summer Goods.
L WOULD respectfully infsrn my customers thu,
u have nov ~ store my entire stock ~ sp ing
ucrds, and splici,a call irom al those ~ need 81
nv article IN my line W u. piiiLitrs
WFFE@'-Mochs isvs, sss,es" sio, t~'
~ sale low 70 the trade.
msy7i ?. nrNJAMiN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
saNDt sANDti

EDOn nARRtis nev On hand snd mr. sale
.bOVO ~ vefy moderate hgm'ss ~ he cash
mayt3 JOSHUA HEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

A LII THE nag E.--Iubuth.r's much ad
n mired SPLIAG FLOWER POLKA, Tor sal
may2 ED. dwM BoGgL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
TUtfssEs.

L'p WIN, nvgkl, are apls Agents fsr Rslr.
Ia hstdt's Patent Lever Tiussss. Jpneis.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
JI,,oIp sIttu1s.

I uAvr iust received new supply NJ M",sn's
II Hurp skirts, made viihrut y stitch ~ Clasp
~ any Kind and the enly skirt ihs, viii not come
apafi. ". y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
DRIED FRUITS.

- ECEivkD, = lat Of snp-rior Dried Pr1it,
~ which, Tor the accommodation ~ tbs public.
will sell at retail at the following prices:
Dried Prunss. 20 cents pr poand.
" whortJsherrJes. 30 eta. per pound.
.p,IIIs A. MATrl.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

A CTs Or LOUISIANA ron ,soo.
IA 81 =. MrupR uiCK's.
juns1 Am rasiefFira ponh Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21
yAIUNcItNNrs COt.LAus.

- UMHrliiNu veiv handsome also Kmbriisf.
- oil Musiirr and Jserhst COLLARS A. the
ptiLA4 uAsii Er',nK.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-21

Cbiid- Tsisnss and Boys suits.
TUE hsndsomsst assorim>nr Of Cbild's Mar.
s~ilss Tsirnss and Boys suits 70 be found
ran nov be b. at my store, The suits bpr Httls
boJs are vsry baBdsorne.
aprzs w.D. PHILLIPS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21

CoBS AND Con MEAL.-A correspondent
of the Ohio CUtiuator, who has fed not less
than 5000 bushels, mostly ground in the
Little Giant Mill, states with great conf
dence bis conclusion that cob meal is the
safest and cheapest feed that is raised in Ohio.
Cattle that cost him SIS per head in the fall,
brought him Slj.60, after consuming only
about ! ? bushels 20 lbs in the ear per bush
ell, ground and cooked, Grinding and cook
ing. he aiiirms doubles its value.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21

of Bennington, fell into a well in Pownal, a
short time since, and escaped drowning in a
most wonderful manner He was found ly-
ing on bis back in the water, which was ten
feet deep, and holding himself in that posi-
ton by holding on 20 the stones. lie was
between four and five years Of age. The well
was fifty feet deep.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21

DIR. c. IL. SHOLES. ECLECTIC In.

nR. c. II. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
II PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass
Having given my undivided attention for the last NJ
teen years to the treatment Of The geo urinary organs
and having had large practice in this speciality, claim
the best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people generally from
hc at "gt those rh0 most need my services are not dsk
% friend ichere 10 direct them.
TO THE lMPOrENT AND DEBtLlTATED.
spcrmatorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, 1 divide into
three stages
st. Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure in very short time, without failure.
3D. Daily Discharges. There are moro cascs of this
than the world is or Some The syuutors are
high cuored and scany excavations from the bladder,
with smariiug sensation attending IT, sometime with
tuhd sediment and at others milk-whitc appearance
ha,c analysed many specimens Of this nature aud n
all cases have found traces Of Semen aud Albunen,
which as 70 produce death Consumption, unicas
it is checked 10y medical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.
30. Loss Of Muscular Power Such cases may be- cur
cd by similar means n the patient be In otherwise tolcra
bic health
Best French Preventative at low prices.
See my advertisement 100 the Boston Herald, and you
can learn moro full description Of such cases.
Address O.. n. SHOLES, NJ d.. l27 Court ST.. Boston,
Boston, MAY 23 1850 gS1g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21
LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER


Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in ths United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
L T. b ANK b - NC.
70 Exchange Street, Boston.
PATENTS secured ,u the United States and in an
other patent-granung countries Specifications and
drawings prepared. Caveats mtd. Recon derations
procured Of applications that have rejected upon
imperfecty prepared papers lntererences prosecuted
Reissues and extensions procured, aud in general all
business connected with the Patent Office transacted with
care and pr0mptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing AZ distance may obtain all necessa-
~ information, and have their business transacted by
writing TO the subscriber, without the trouble and
pense Of visit To Washington
He legs leave to refer those unacquained with him
the following testimonials 81
From the Hon. Charles Hasoa Commissioner Of Patents
L. s. PATENT OFFICE, Feb. %, 1855
take great pleasure In stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper, ksq " Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
and has been n that capady Ia constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eyinoed thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice Of the Office, close attention the
interests Of his clients and marked candor and
y that has rendered c Transaction Of business with
him pleasure have no hesitation in stating that
regard him Of the very best agents Tor the trans
action Of business with this Office with whom ao-
quaintod
CHARLES MASON. Commissioner
From the ESaHliHcrs Of he Patent OHce.
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United States Patent Office have for several wears
been well acquainted with MI samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner IN this Office, and take pleasure in
stating that De Is gentleman Of the highest moral
character, Of unqucsuonod knowledge in the business
and practice n the oe, and that bis scientific attain
mens are such Is ennuny h' him for the business in
HENRY d RENwIcK, n.,..,..,
J.. d. GALE. tr'n,Y'"
3. IL. LANE. HN""'"''e'
A. H. PEALE.
IHON. H. EVERETT, AasHianf
aourHGArE SMITH Eran,i,ers.
WM. G.. LAAGDON,
frou long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the fore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21
FURNITURE " Wuusr Jurlusyu,g.


y G. j. NJ T. X Y
HEAD OF STATE STREET,
Has just received and offers for sale, the following
seasonabio and desirable goods which the especial
tenhon OF purchasers is invited, via
CAHPETs-in all varieties, direct from the Manufac-
lures, and " the newest styles.
OIL CARPETS-ln all widths, from one to six yards.
ROOM PAPERS-From the best French and Amcr
can Manufactures, o. very fine assortment
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND TABLE CUT
LERY-A very largo assortment Of the best goods
FuRNlfukE-ln this department there IS an uur-
vailed stock style and quality consisting Of every
variety of Furniture for the Paror, Diumg-room and
Chamber. A better assortment Of Chamber sets was
never Offered in Vermont
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS,
PRINTED WINDOW SHADES. LoOKNG-GL
Els, &c, Sc,
The above. together with great variety Of other goods
viii ho sold at very low prices
Purchasers and others arc respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock
Montpelier oct {, 1900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21

SHEEP MANuRr.--ln England land is
sometimes manurod by combining sheep at
night on small surface, and moving the
fence OF hurdles, till the whole field has been
treated to a few nights lodging. The dres-
sing thus given by 500 sheep, Stephens says,
is sufficient in a week for an acre, and is
worth fifteen dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-21
BARBER. SPARE THAT MoUsTAcHE

AhbEh, ofAhE lttAA MUD Avn
Barber. spare that lip,
Touch not e. single hair,
Or in the bud you'll nip
My prospects with the fair.
Twas my old BARRIERS hand
That lcf this precious spoti
There, barber. let It stand
Thy blade shall harm It not
For once loved maid.
And, oh the blessed relief,
She loved me, too, she said,
Her ardor passed belief.
But, Oh the luckless day
J lCft these twirls behind,
To hear my sweetheart say
That she had changed her mind.
This dark and glossy tun
Has tangled many heart,
illsmauy a rival blu1cd,
I could not from it part.
Barber 'orhear thy strokes
Cut not Eos skim bound tics,
'Iw1ud Doe no idle joke
I'd rather lose my eyes
when but an idle boy
! l0ugcd 20 see t grow,
lu all their gushing Joy,
My sisters leased me so.
My mother kissed mo here,
When fathers stcrncr hand
Had brought fhc hriny teal
Solct fhe mnusiachc stand.
Ms hcartsfriurs round thee cling,
Close as thy age, old friend;
While bellies thy praises sing
From rag0rs I'D defend.
Sull proudly it shall wave,
So, barber. leave The spot,
While I've au arm TO save
Thy blade she'll harm Il not