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INSURANCE.

/ LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE ooxrAxS
OF BRc0KLYN.
'T lyLIoS STREET.. Il WALL srsErs
CASH CAPITAL, 1905 DctIAss.
This company insur.- pr perry Of al Kinds s~.s.sa
- o. Dam.se ~ hre, on - favorable tsznns q
rEUN1g ,. BKRGRs, Prs-id>uG
JAMES \. THOMPSON, Jr, sec,y,
GEO. W. HUhr. Asuis,snl
pnxcToast
TEUEf5J. BERGEN, JANIS CRUIKgHAU.
HIRAM n. ST. JOHN, JOHN x. PRUYN,
kDW I. BACKHOUsE, BAMUBL VAN WYCx.
JANIS HARPkR- ALEXANDER McCUh
LEWIS HURST, D. 4. yoORUTFG
JOHN 4. sfADER, JAS v sCB0ONMiKnn
hEnhn CULLEN, MICHAEL NBvIN
bLhVEhIrr III SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON
Th.nP CRooKE, JOHN LgFFBRTH
JAnEb b. COOPER, COR'e. J. BBRGHh,
yOnN y. bCHUhAkKR,ALEX. W. BENHuE1E
yUms y xANDKRBILT,JAMEs TITUS,
n1Nhf TIhNkkN,J JEsSB O. ROWAA
EDWARD HARVEY.
J. B. THOMSON, Jr, SEQ
ElREMANS TRUST INSURANCE. OoN-
BAkY OF BRoOCLYN
CASH CAPITAL, sicOo00,
o% No E W.. En, stree. Opposite City Hsp. .nk
no. WAL street. near Broadway, New Yorh
OIganised on the principle Of paying ono hsif A.
profits above zen per cent. " the widows and o.
Brooklyn. WV
purCroRa-
VeoiBe Hal Nehem'h Knight joseph Han
aaron 9. Degraw Gilbert HAieh, Smith Psnohe~
t anuus Ourk Brunt Wyckod Peer n Ander.u~
var Y nsssenger IL Fro,hinghAns Warren snodsr
Pe.sr Dages j s Thorn, ND Sj J. hSs
Jona Stewart Richard r Buck VIM wall
Low William Beard Joseph III Y1eiA
n noust, ford Henry X Piersondamael King
NrawtorcS Smith Marosllus N uasey N y james
nshry ~ feck D'l Van Voorhis John M Hiokn
John SS, Glover John sshenck Waterman
~ h91.n Pred. Peet Valentine a Han
Law. miller BB Chi1tenden John j voorhe.s
=, This Company continues W insure Buildlnsx.
merchandise, Dwellings, Household FurnI,,,rs.
Vessels In por1 and their cargo.~ and o,ber n,,,s
w ~ ANS, loss or damage by Are, on as fAvorahls
and liberal terms A. other hrst class oompAnie.'
VIM BCRRKLI- Secretary.
). N. WfCkoFF, Jr., Assistani Sec, mr..
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NJ.
l Curt 50, Brooklyn, and III Broadway, Hsv
foik.-MutuA, with cash capital Of si2b 0Oa n.
vested in stocks Of the State Of New Yroh M a.
class bonds and MORTGAGES.
, w WALTER s. GRIFFITH, Prom.
OEO. G. RIPLEY, Scc'y.
This Company has adopted nrircipIa In,.,1.
ell 20 prevent the lAT &c % any poty md 70 go.
70 the aasured 10 every case all tie aunranca si.s
n A. payhisni' M provide tor Gu members ned
,he p en- ium ~ any future time Will involve ths
loss o. what they have paid
Our prosrecius and other publications will 30 San,
griuitouslyto all who require 10
most liberal terms. jalT I'M saasooo
NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. Once 20. o. Wall 81 opposite Ham
over 81. Cssh capital $4,000 with large rIrpus.
Chartered April, 1923. This old established c.
pAny continues " insure against loss or DAMAGE no
nIe on AZ favorable i1rms ~ other responsible Coa-
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o. CENT HAIR DYE-BEsT IN USE

"a BKIRsrs Columbian Hair Dye oAA be hAd
At OIL Eighth ave; $50 Allen %; Houston 81. COZ Az.
d: 44b Grand n; as Hudson -; l96 sixth Az; Sc
Oond and Both ~; Sl5 Eighth ave; lgb Hudson
and ia Division ~, BGOoHYN--lB Fulton n; 800
Count NJ orr. Myrtle ave. and CARL Il; and corner
Franklin Myrtle ayes. WMLIAMsBuBaH-Grau
street Nee 20, 100, 2Cb 2l2 and BT2; S,uth 9th and
sth South 9th and I'll South 81 and 9th slso 10y
Driggfta gonorAly.- DepH az South Second 81,
NiliAm-hurgh, between ssoond and Third streets.
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CUR THE PMm

C d.. UfHARfT Msus,.zy b . eus-aa enc a
knss Oos,vness and Hvw epnplslna. eolA \
uPHAhB Medical ofhoe 81 Fourth =, ~ Nd
sOu Ne bOwuy, bsivsss n0vuy "a Brc.lvs4
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CHEAPEST LODGINGS IN THE CITY
Nice single rooms, 10 70 lsc. night; clean sim
gle bedS, l0c.; gentleman and wife, 80 n SOC. Our
rooms are comfortable and newly cArpe,ed-a, wilt
shire HOUSE 100 Franklin VI, near IVES. Broadway
oPea W night, tslb SiaoslSsz
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ron SALE AND TO LEE.

A PARTSlRNTs TO LET-UPPER PART :
"A stoSy and s,ii, house, rent ai0, No. 90 Rsnyiol
=; aeo I'd 'tOry f1on, loom and bedrooms r~ut
y, sewiy rapered and painted, No. 6OT w.shine-
ton n, near bp ing =; also roonss ~ floor and
and bedroom 81 floor, 90, No, 2st RianRton a
also IL. floor, rent $40, No - White q. Apply ia
EsSf ri. fsQI lsfao
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CEEAP FARMS FOR SALE--4, II, 20. 90
~ %, 90, 100 ana 100 acrs farms frotn s60OO ut
EA-t, several farms ~ exchange; alao sos,aRas In
Brooklyn and Harlem. 9, II. OLIVER, OIL Liberty
n fel qAAcslla
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A NICE Tbres
story selling, up town, with all no-rn improve
uents, suhjec, " y ground rent Of co per year,
an unsHpred lease Of 10 years, priv e.e Of removal
or receive pay for Improvements. The owner 20
ing n Europe the only reason for selling. Apply
AZ Pine N, basement. f.qOI.ln9
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NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE.
Company. Office no. 6s Wall 81 operate Han
over st. Cssh capital s2lOOOO with large nIrplus
Chartered April, 1923 This old ESTABLISHED g.
pAny continues ~ insure against los or damage bv
FIRE favorable terms N other reaponaibis c..
paRies. N'
RICHARD J. THoRNR, Pre.ddcn,.
JOHN MILLER, Secretary,
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WHY THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY
on private dentists. when you can ge, posi.
uveiy the very boss ARTIFICIAL TEETH, and
save more than half your money. Our peth have
TAKEN premiums In nearly every state and In Europe
Am. TEETH co, Dentista, 9s4 BOwsry. ss1b 9lao'
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Ilh aOYI, DENTIST.

/ Us HOITl DENTIDT.
vOI broedvsy, 3 doors sbove aoth n, Inserts scsu,
hiu ss's offsets on bs proved atmospheric ps,sa
VIII on without, extracting the rUs-, on gold a lov
~ 30 Hvor, IS; rubber 30; ~ atins go, artlhoas
cts " u; snAlgarn. % o.z sxtrAc,ins 80 %. An
vork varTa4iad. Us 2l.osiif
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Having had six teeth extracted without pain,
By DR.. JAY vILLERs, 1856 OF and 81, two blocks
nom Broadway, cheer 'ully insert this as recum-
mendation 70 those suffering from toothache Mrs
@. LEACH, Morrissnis. fslA a'i3i
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.. can Teeth Co.-Practich Dontis,s are inserting
beautiful M sets OF teeth Al rs and siO, mar, 80,
% cents per tooth; warranted half the usual ptioa
Bone and gold filling 90 cen ~. ss4 Bowery, oppo-
site oth ~. Prof. Jean Barrels Tooth Ache Druts.
An almost instantaneous remedy for this most ex.
circulating OF all human mAladies. We have ths
sole agency In this city for the sale Of this world
renowned remedy. Price 20 cents with directions
sent ny mail on receip, Of price, and postage, cts;
BY the local application 81 these drops W the eins
two or three minutes teeth and roots may be ex-
tracted, In moat cases, without the slightest pain
Agents and druggists supplied on gros. fe1O atars
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a FARM 10 LEI, WITH BUILDINGS pun
A gArdsner or milCnan. Inquire Of RAI,PH
oAIyn, Eas,erE Diz,ric,, niles ffom the ssrrts.
* Nev York ~ s4Ac'1e0
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AS USUAL, rzETH EXTRACTED With
a eui Pdn-Thos- Who rsquire full ssss Of ,eesh
snPorary se,s 40 chargs; partial pieces 81 pr
scosh; tech aled With gold on grld osmsnt silver
gen'r, u Bowery, ever ,hs Drug saore, Opposite tie
Rovevy rhsahrs. NJ ax.Osfas
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&AHROARR.

u NA%AN NAL hObl
~ FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ExPREss TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
pAnf SUNDAYS EXCEPTED; As PoLLoupt
frun otamberss. From 3Oth %. &
4, IiOoaN Al i95 An
,iOc, $40, s'0o r NJ ll:SO A. NJ, $40, $50 p &c
''OH''0' -A' DO iois Tram with AOePing car
CONNECTING AT ALnASY WITH rrw Yoak oaarsAs
RAILROAD FoR
SCHENECTADY RocagsTER,l
ROME, and Stations on BTFFALo'
home ana Na'ertown NIAGARA FALLS,
hAhro@d' SUSPENSION BRIDE
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGuA-
TTe1ns IN connection leave BUFFALO and BUs-
FENsl0M, via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO AHD
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT.
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, FoN nd
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRIE DU
ChlEN, GAlENA, DUNLETTH, DUBUQUE PH0-
RIA, ROCK ISLAND. NUsCATiNR, IOWA CITY.
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPRINGFIELD, AZ,
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRE HAUTr, M
DlANAPoL!s LouIsvILLI, CINCINNATI Day
ION, COLUMBUS CLEVELAND, and ali polnls
WEST, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
BOSTON aud RENS. q SARATOGA ROADS. boT
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, BUR
LlNGrON, ST, ALBANs ROUSE POINT,
PLATTsBURGH, oGDENsBURGH. MONTREAL,
DC, DC
LOCAL TRAINS
Le.ve New York as follows, .
From Chambers street From JAlrtfsfh sfvoa1
Poughkeepsie trains, 8 A $50 A n.-and 1916 ana
N; and II and 8; 10 Pm go P N
peekskil train, $50 a. 9bo A. y. Hna-<a5 r.4sl
N and 400 P. N. =
5ing Sing train, 9.4o AN. 01V A. H. and kABN.m,
and D, 10 I'm.
iy- TRrIGmT ARRANogMysyUSl t4ss3
a.. i pepS;. M IN CsIr.. IA sns ~ -
az all tines as favorable as ndds kuAsiher Ra6rsad
Companies. The facilities o,ySds great NEW
YORK RoUTR W the West, o16pend ID 70 NE
eoIh4oHs.9 q merchants aud ahifPslfr Rysmps-
"' Pss SeG TSi S with sMoKrsd "a sIxu.
ING CARS run In Connection on the New YoTh
Central Rad.
For particulars a. 10 local trains and freigha sxl
engagements inquire At the d. pot, 6s Warren "a
jyl2tApSOsN1 A. u. SMITH, Superiniendauq
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RUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
= Verg nicely located Jersey O,y and Hobo
zen. by horse cars every fsv minutes AZ Bou,h Ber
gen, Hudson City, Union Hill, &c: gentsal nsias-
borhoods near churches, aohooia and stores. mo.
slso 70 5000 easy terms. Apply ~ ii Wafer n,
MI ielA aAacsiiO
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A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET
"a witt beard for gentleman and wife; Also
rom with OF without huNrd for twu young men, IA
private 'Nruily. Apply q Orohsrf - IS 9lso'l2T
ROARDlNG-l OR 2 GENTLEMEN CAN
iJohtsin to,rd on reasonable terms, al l2h Cnsres
~ Northwest cor OF Greenwich 81. ii. FELrBAN
fell 24Rc'l5O
ROARDlNG-SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND
- gentlemen and their wives! alsn Ladies', can hs
accommodated with board ~ 419 Green wioh a. bst.
VA, and Canal sts Furnshsd rooms 70 leA With
Without hoard i9S aSAcslqN
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E0R SALE no RENT PAYERs-s1 zoo


- viii buy new two-story house, with a iull la
rooms and cellar; ono block from the cars run.
Mig - three ferries Terms, from ai,O o. $500
cash $50 can DO paid In tnstslments Of StO pes
month, without interest Alsb y story cottage
with full lets; price sl,GOO-terms nearly IA,
same a. abnve. Also story brick store and
dwelling On 9Th ave. A'sp auumber II other hottsea
prices from $1,000 TO t3,b0o--a on easy terms
Apply al the nfii,e OF ID. q, DANIELS, orr iith 81,
and 9th ave-, Bro'klyn. fe2O G'iS6
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
4 aeon he accummodaSei with god bard and ocm-
'urehle rusms on very rcaS naule terms, house has
frlq G'llQ
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CASH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
Opamphlsta and blank books % evury degcrif lion
BTOCKWELL & EMERSON
dlb Om'lO5 70 Ann st, Basement.
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NAV YORK rKKTu OnMPANY-

NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-l6p
Eighth ave, inserting beautiful se,as d
te'h on their atmospheric plates; q, prices -
70 and " per sstt partial setts 90 cents per tooah,
on silver; bone hllng 20 cents per cavity; gold
rom 70 70 70 cents. All work warranted, ~ 1se
Eighth ave, between leth and o0sh ~. faT al.osia
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GBUICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
" AIDS - Pls,Uush, within one hours dr1vu OF
Washington hArkC4, for sale cheap. .tcheri gar.
teiiers and aprsts, you all 10 vel W secure thrs,
o se or ten acres Of the above. l.. T. BERGEN
~ Caviar n, N. v. hlb 2A.o,l96
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$500 CASH MIL rg sp B. NE SEAT i5 ASp
Wlth gas pipes and crutol g. 81 story sewer ON
netting with hoiss and ysul Tho balance ou
r,ortgsge, price 5000. Inquire Al j q. DUBOlCK
co, Bind Fact ny, SEQ W, 30,A &c. les 2isC'l06
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THE 0-PARTNRRSHlP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and firm Of JOHN
TRACEY co, Is dissolved oy the withdrawa Of
JOSEPH 7. RICE. Tie business will be carried
on, ~ heretofore, by the undersigned, under tho
same name, who alone authorized ~ settle up
the affairs OF the old hrrn Store and office In New
York, 100 Water N. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
A. PATCH, Albany, 1e,h Dec. 1851. d22 T2sc'll9
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DRNTTwEWW.
A MERICAp TEETH CO., PRACTTC

hDenis,a, ssa Bovery, opposiss sch q. BY the
in,roduction OF slearn machinery and the imports
zion Of the very bes French and Spanish artists, We
are now making artificial teeth, aOsolutely pertea
IN imitation, q much greater strength, and a half
The price Of thoss made In the usual hand 70 mouth
way Of priva,e dentists. Europeans or othsrs can
ak for, and be waited on By their own country
men fFom either Paris, Madrid, Hshans, OF New
York. fei5 2lacs1A1
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brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Al
Dthe Brush FActors, $40 Pearl =, Zarper's Build.
ing AL articles ., reasonable prtns1, wholesale aud
-s.sn- JOHN 4. HOPPnL. sas Pesr q, 10 SssiN
CUSTOM HOUSEHOLDS AND VESSELS
~ entered and cleared at the Custom House p,,s-
ports ur.cnrtd, insurance effected. Dy HENRY r.
CAMfBELl, II WAL u. ho21 iSac'I.2
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A LMi AND NAVY BANKERS,
2gS BROADWAY.
hesars. y. d. MORGAN d co, collect all claims
agsinst The U. 5, Government. TIE siOO BONN
~ Tor SOLDIERS and their relatives, AND PRIZE
MONEY for searnen. Arrtars Of pay promptly pro-
cufed On cashed. fe2O 2Iac'lOI
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J. B. THOMSON, Jr, sss;

FIREMANS TRUST INSURANCE CON-
BAkY OF BRoOCLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, eibO,OOO1
Onoe Ns. Cur, stress toppcsite Civ H.lIA 49,
NO. WAL street, near Broadvay, New York.
Organised on the principle OF paving on. ~ ~.
proA,s above ten per cent, 10 Ihe Widows snd a.
Brooklyn. " sA' wv
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FOR SALE CHEAP-8 ACRES OF EX.
o.l ent farming land, only 30 lsiles on the L
I. X. X price 800; aso IL scres, $40; also 70
acres, 500; also 90 scra, $1,000. A BUNCH
the owner, City Hal Place, COR. Chambers st,
he2O gill
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THREE FARMS FOR sALE-THF SUB.

SHO LET-IN THk z STORY BRICK House,
u 90 Il se %, near Pear, nice airy trout roou on
the fret huur, suitable 'oT HmRl family only cru
ton water and wood hotus convenient, Pcs ess %
can be- had Immediately, fel9t'lls
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Farm FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--Shot.
properly, abnut ~ acres, handsomeiy located,
FOR paruculais, inquire Of q. W. KEISRY, i9s
Grand n, WilliansburRh. feIs n.iii
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nOUSE FOR SALEM WILLIAMS.
IL buTgh. The house "a - feet front by 30 deep;
lot 70 by 100 fes. There u u store and rooms
first anOr rocuuA on second; and nice bedrooms
in attic, with large open space 25xlb. nice cell
lar, and water Under shed In yard. Terms, cash.
Agents will NOT be treated with Title unqueslion-
able. Apply premises, ~ South Second ~,
WiLAmsburgh, In the store. fel3 2iaU'
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T .IGAT ROOMS
- And steady powcs,
a. low rate,
Jas Aac'1lb by JOHN GAUDU, lUa walker ~,

STEAM POWER TO LET-WITH Large
- or small rooms, extra well lighted on both
sides, from 80 to IS q, III 81. Apply 10 A. BAR
1HOLf, 80 Gold ~, bet. Fulton and John 81.
felS 24ac'l2O
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This Company insure- pr perry Of I'll Kinds sesfnsa
Loss or Damage hy ere, on n lsvorabis terras ss
similar Institurons.
rEuN1g ,. BERGr,, rrs-lds,r
JAMES n. THonPaON, Jr., sec,y.
GEO. w. HUhE. Asistanl
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ITO LET-A FARM OF 100 ACRES, STU.
l. atuaied in English n-ighbNrhoOd, Bergen eoun-
ty, miles MN New York, suitable Tor milk bust
neps For further particulars, inquire a, DANIEL
KFLLl'S Hotel. fe20 CLIP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

and the =" but,ernuts - filed out. Standing by
my SIDE, were q couple OF Jews, though ! did
not notice it TIL an Incident attracted my atten
tiJn. Among the prisoners was one VINO had
on u buck SKIN watcA-guard The Jews saw
that the " iust thing, and with the impudence
OF regular Peter Funk they side up to the
" Tatcu-guard.
e" How 3 you coz" shaking hands with the
rebel prisoner. " You ge,s grabbed up, en- ~
" Yes, sir, wo have been captured.
" You wants to sell your watch .
" Not unless my necessities compel me 10 sell
it,"
" L.ts ME see him.
The prisoner shows his watch. twas gold
case huutlng- g-watch, worth, should Judge, from
forty To sixty dollars.
+" " hats you AK Tor him " says the Jew.
." ! am nos anxious to sell, replies the pris-
oucr.
" gives you five dolarc in SILVER for dc
watch, says the Jew
" IL il worth more, and il dear to me, beldes
its intrinsic value slys the prisoner.
" Vail, tells you yat vii d., makes you
just eight dollars Tor De watch, and gives you
some tobacco. What's YOU tink VI dat, ch :
The man was poor, very poor, his clothes
were all rags, anl before hun wac the gloomy
prospect OF PRISON life, with but few, II any,
comforts noticed bis count,nance, noticed
the whole man; he lelt bad very bad, his hands
trembed as he took the guard from of hls
neck
" You can take the walch, bu;-the did not
finish tnat sentence it Is the only tnng that |
have to part with and 1t might as well 90,
The jew readers vii please supply
their own adjectycs took the watch and gave
the man his money. II Is too late now, LutI
shall always hate myself for nos knocking that
Jews teeth odt, 70 that he could speak good
Eng sh
Within ten minutes after tie crucilxi0n. the
! jews cast lots Tor our SaviOrs ramcnt. Then
and there, they wen, mo the clothing business,
and they have been IN it ever since. Ssinde 5
and thieves, they never titled the soil or contrib
uted one cent to the progress AID prosperity Of
any nation on the earth, and the quicker the
| prophecy is fIlflci and they rctdrn to the
promised land The better for the rest Of us.
Once get them together, and Wah Street would
have a commission in Palestine At once 70 secure
the latest and most improved plans for high.
way, commercial and governmental swindlIng.
One more letter will just about bring me up
to the " times 50 that eau give y purely
curren, newe.
was away down in Tennessee, yesterday
bat have no tine for report.
Yours &c, SCR. SEE bss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
Sword Presentation.

The Speaker in the House OF Representatives
last evening read communlcltion from Col.
CSAs CUMMINGS. former Clerk Of the House,
acknowledging the reception Of a sworn, belt
and sash, presented and forwarded To him in
camp, by certain members Of the Legislature.
His letter is as follows
CAMP VERMONT, Nov. II, 1862.
GEN Gro. F. DAVIS,
kiy Dear &ir The sword, sash and belt,
presented ne by 10y friends IN ibe Vermont Leg
lslature, was received per Adams y Co.'S. Ex-
uress on Friday last. lts reception was delayed
by The Express Company, ~ first sending II from
Washington 30 Georgetown, and thence TO Al.
cxandIia.
Permit me through you, 10 hank my friends
in the legislature Tor their beautiful and truly
valuable present aud TO assure them .nat II by
that sword | win no laures, NJ by that sign
| do not conquer" will siudousy endeavor
that they shall not be dlsgraced, through want
OF iAithlulness On my pa4t, while bearing about
me such a tesAmonlal Of ;heiy kindness and re-
gard,
Please also to assure them that | shall ever
bear with me the ondess recollectiUns Of their
courtesy ana conslderata friendship during the
time wnen We were officially associated and
that these remembrar ces OF other days, as we'll
as these recent tokens OF Their good will, con-
stantly stimula'e me To 40 my duty in ny pres.
ent sphere vi action, with fidelity and all the
abiiiiy nc NY command. -
BE pleased to accept my thanks for the kind
manner 10 which your communication OF this
present wac made and believe me,
! Faithfully Yours,
4 CnAs. CUMMINGS, Lieut.. Colonel,
ltth Regiment Vermont Volunteers.
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great eye Of the Western army -" your ban
ner Should be emblazoned with letters Of gold,
and they cannot be too big"
Gen. Graotand Gen. Sherman were in town
to-day. They are both fighting Generals, DaS
dare not say any more, for iear ten thousand
yolces vii! eyGain, ~ once, 4" what haYe they
accomplished, ,--4lnt the war as big as 1t ever
was " Yes, yes, just 50, the war ~ Of pretty
good proportions, about as big as they'll aver
age, but" the Anaconda has been stretching
hImseIl Of iato and it IS confidently expected
by the =" reliable gentleman that he is about
10 coil. he ls gong to hyo on blood and bones
Ibis winner, and by next spring we expect thar
his new trainer will get a biz squeeze oat Of
hlm. Bayonets 70 the front and spades to
the rear Sucn is life.
Your, &C., SEE SEE EEB
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
Eoreign InterYention'

The question OF foreign intervention isset,led
for the present, France has desired it and pro-
posed to Eoslaud, bat the English government
have declined tie honor. The last steamer
bruss the following respecting this action
The London Gazette publishes Earl Russell s
Official reply, dated Nov 10.
1t recapitulates the circular of Drouyn De
ruuys proposing mediaton. Il lrecognizes the
hmm, re views and benevolent Intentions OF the
Emperor observes that the concurrence OF
Russia would be expressly desirable, but that
up to the present time the Russian Government
mad not agreed To actively corporate, although
II may support the endeavols OF England and
France.