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one trial, and you will never any Others
Is not necessary publish long list OF diseases FOR
which the Cedron Btters are specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER:
In all directions Of the BRAINdependng upon derange-
ment ~ the stomach or Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And In FEVER AND AGuE;
T. destined to supersede all other remedies IL not
nly cures all these diseases but II prevents them.
wine glass full 81 the Btters taken horr before
each meal will obviae the III effects Of the most un-
healthy climate and screen the person taking against
diseaSe under the most trying exposure
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal ONCE. Fifth street. Louis
vile. Ky
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
Cox, and J. W. Bryan Jy2O.d3m
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FOUNDRIES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARR
now prepared TO receive and Satisfactorily execute
ordr-s for stoves and castings generally The scnio
partner has jus returned from the East where he Ia
procured the deirsbe and perfect patterns for cook
intothe marke
ciay invite the attention OF Wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of our business with request that
riv. work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire 20 make prominent fea
in manufacture railing and mill castings,
rniIls and kettles house work. such ventstors
dow caps stills and bellows everything ,roiuced
A. an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
AMI only promise what We well au1 promptly per-
form.
once and Foundry, les south Delaware street Join
Ing Indian sp0s sad Cincinnati aud ,adana Central
Freight Depots, Indisps pols indiana.
avis. Cox, LORD PECK.
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Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Of the Hard Rubber
Tr-i~- unirr Nrss Ciesrtyrsr's Patents
The llari RIh-r Truss u unlike anil sIIrrir 70 al
oth-s IN the following r~s<rss: wn neysr lseak. r,s
cnafe rtli ssier. can e maie sin ur hFaisr; VII
cure Hernia 4 vars sfaiEns: drs mt pr.>s 90 injure
the cori AMI i alxays riean and gss-i a. nv.
Patients ran a-csrusiy htfsi by ssnsiiiig sine In
inch-s ar,sani lsriy ~ lire u rupture.
REFERsxcEs 10 s,I-rt riiy over o.i~rs:.rie fci.
lowing only are onr~-i: rrs Nst. tarr'o~iraii. and
Parker NV YorA rrs tis-iari afid Afr'sv ifiia'i~
pha: Dr. r. J,l,fv-u Surgeon ,'efsrral l'unan. wsS-
ington: Profs lrslilar Frrer, R'a Alrr~s, AMI Da-
Wis cfairas-,: nr wolrsstt, Milwaukee. Mts
Manufacturer anil Isralcr In slssirr l'races Af~iosn
inal Supporters SIX ard Csi"n ElAsie si"kinss for
yarico-e veins snStp-tssry naisiae-s, &C.. &c
DR. wILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL. iFG. man.
fsciurei by c. stafford, has many advantages over all
others AMI as an Evidence ~ such has rrrNcl The
hrS premiums the United states Fairs. under the ex
animation 20 the sursins In country. It's mo-
tim Is received FIRM rbivr core (uiirh viii never
br-ak giving II great preference over the sars spring
used In Other limbs.
send stamp for pamphlet. Posi- once Boa <s,o.
t6S- For sale by all Druggists. novi4-s2-dsm
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L B. SEE BY'5 TRU S.
ESTABLISHMENT. lee @ ARA ~. ou'cAoo, In.
Branch oncexo - Nor PIfth street., s. Lsais. 10
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL's
COMPOUND CEDR0N HTTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

Nvo MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY con-
neced With history ~ the Nsterfs Mcdcs q the
tn',rd stsfes o. favorabiy known ss n neer IN
medical discovery, than that a JOHN BULL, Of Louis
Vile Ky. Hts inmitabe preparation % sssparila has
long stool Al the head 81 the various compound " that
valuable drug His compound PICTORIAL Of Wild cherry
Ia. become usehold word Throughout the West and
south; and biz Worm LoEenges In less than after
their introduction attained reputation a. widespread
the continent of North America But the browning
glory his life remains 20 be attained IN his latest dis
covey rather combustion, for he does bot ella m TO
have been the dscoverer Il CEDR0N which il the basis
the Btters offered to the public That honor be-
longs 10 the native Inhabitants OF Central America 10
whom Is virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with H. the Indian bids defiance
the deadly malaria. and handle without fear The
most venomous serpenis II Is belief with them that
IL breath left the body the Cedron h potent
20 cnre no matter what the disease may be.
While Bull Is not prepared TO indorse this extravs-
CANT pre,enson he = nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough % the evidence relating 20 lite virtues
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 10 changes 81 weather and climate
or 10 the missma'ie influences stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoyed
q Central America and the West Indies In
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and It's attendant train Of symptons IL acts more like
charm than medicine. There u nothing in the whole
range Of the Materis NEEDLES that for moment bear
A comparison with n In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the u DsPenssory pages 1887
and 1888
A series Of experiments, IN which DR.. Bull has been
Tor wears been brought TO successful
TERMINATION and NJ Is enabled 20 Offer 70 the public
eombnatian Of Cedron with other improved tones the
whole preserved in the best quality Of unprecedented
bourbon whisky which be Is confident has no equal In
the world.
He mil hit furnish volume of certificates, but the pub
lie have long learned estimate such thing at
their value The safest plan IL for every one 90 test
for himself the virtues ~ a medicine. Give the
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niis,ary DIRECTORY OF indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann.
o. p Morton, Governor Ones, state House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois sta 5000
W X Holloway. Colonel and Private Secretary
20 Governor. Once, state House; resides
with Governor Morton. ...... .............. J,o6<
W. n. n. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
20 Governor. once. State House; residence
Loves Block, on Ohio street. ............. 5,ls
W. n. Schlater Major - Regiment, Indiana
state House; boards at Palmer House. 2,is
Lar. Noble, Adjutsnt General Of Indiana
Once, state House, boards az Bates House;
onsi 49,. 1904
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GENERAL roa INDIANA.

Conrad Baker. Col. LIST Indiana cavalry and A.
A. Provost Marshal General for Indiana Of
fee. Blsckford's Block. southeast corner Me-
rdian and Washington Streets upstairs:
boards at No I39 North Tennessee street. asa
james G. Jones. Col. AID Ind. infantry and SUI
perinteDdent for Recruiting FOR Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp OF rendezvous. OF
bee. District Headquarters; boards at BATES
John v Scott, Captain, roth Ind. volunteer in
fantry and 4 A. A. G. and Inspector. Once.
with A. A. z. VI. G.; boards at Macy House.. ,446
Orris Blake. Captain seth Ind. volunteer infan-
try and Assistant Superintendent of Recruit
ing Inspector, &c. Office. District Head
quarters boards at Macy House. ,...... ,466
T. J. dc la Hunt Lieutenant and Adutant Goth
Ind. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
Of arrest Of deserters Office, with 4. A. p
NJ. G....... ....--........ ........s..s..- Isis
w. r. finch. Lieut.. and Q w., s7d Ind volun-
tesr Infantry. A. A Q VI. and Inspector. Of
fee. with A. A p. N. g.; boards AZ Patterson
House --.-t.-'-- Los
soAKp OF ENROLMENT OF TIM SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT
II. Rraden, Captain and Provost Marshal Of
Zee. Blackford's Block Sd floor. boards at o.
Johnson's, three miles north OF the city, h.
railroad Acknowledgement. Lac
VIM Wallace. Commissioner. Offce. Black
ford's Block; residence No l6l East Asrket
street. lao
Thomas B. Harvey Surgeon. once, with Pro-
vost Marshal; boards At No 10 East wash
nxton street ................. Ass
1854
Add Gen. Csrrington, once in State house. 4,054
sos24
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Had a Call.

Philadelphia was for some years enlight
ened by the presence of minister VIII,
meant exceedingly we'll, and did pretty
we'll. A congregation in Western city
learning of his fame and having no shepherd
invited Mr.. X, and sent to carry their offe,
much respected deacon, commonly called
in abbreviation Of his first name, Epaphras
tUncle Emfus.' Uncle Emfus came, told
his errand, and caused church meeting to
be held that he might lay the call of his own
distant church before it. The pathetic ap.
peal with which he opened his business
was this: ..4a'a& hyH 1#azsg aa,a
;"My brethren, have come from a long
distance to lay before you the condition Of
our church in the wilderness. We read
in Holy Writ thatupon a certain occasion
our Lord directed two of His disciples
to go into certain village, saying unto
them, 'Straightway ,ye shall find an ass
tied loose him and bring him unto me.
Ny brethren, among you we have found
the ass tied. Permit me to loose him and
lead him away; and if you ask, as of old,
why l do it? in like manner I answer
The Lord hath need of him. ,.t;. a.m.
They let uncle Emfus unite the ass and
lead HIM away. t..4.t l,,a.,.r,f ~. y.
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Nor THAT KIND OF x car Ia esntie,,
man doing business, in the city was pre-.
scented with d beautiful kittsn.e 4 a. coapia
Of young ladies, one, Of them fnansd Julia,
happened in the store, and of confss kitty,
as Kittens and babies always I'D, came Ia
for an immense quantity ofasndssrmsnnts
ana caresses.s insaiaon MACS etS hsll9q asep
aoh, ny / what & sweet, asrliSg little
lkittyt What Is IT'D name ?Se az sT sitigo
at has hot been acshristsned Sst..sd ssetii
aoaOh, the dear little thing. ,l,D6 oall IL
Julia, Wont you Y" iaSil s1teilsiSloh ID
s~I should lbs very, happy 49, do sossb
said our gallant friend. "a u dbl ItsSds
End Of q cas osE EDS 10 tioftSn edi soi nd
kitty was deposited Onlshe noUrp e ii 4
twihkling, and I couple III young hides
were seem looking around FRI go6d placs1
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MlssiGellane,JoD To-
LETTER FROM SARGENT JOEL.
WASHINGTON, March 10th, 1863.

DEER MAJUR Ever sense you an the
Congris has adjourned, things have been
SO nifty quiet here, that the Kernel has
agane been ratherish unwell. To tell the
truth, he's had quite a bad spell, He
sent strate of. for me, and jist told me -
"Sargeht" SEES he, 'as the Majur has left I
want you to stick close by me for little
spell at any rate" Says he, Sargent,
it may be the fust of my last Sickness
/ never felt SO bad in all my born days !;
never except once, as | recollect, when 1
was yunkster, and met with little dis
apintment. TO tell you the nakid truth,
Sargent Joel, l. feel it all over, from the
very top Of my head, even to the very tips
of my fingers )" and pullin up his long
arms, which reaches nearly to his nees, as
you kno, says he, Sargent Joel, look here,
even my vary fnger-nales how monstrous
blue they are It must be an attack of
the gipuine Aseeatic Colera, or somethin
very much like it!v' o.-;f ~.
With this, lookin up at the Kernul,
rite in the face, and seein his nose Just
abote as blue as his males, I became kind
Of scared myself, but never for single
moment let on! Says ], "Kernul, do you
feel bad Do you, often have such spells
Do you feel bad internally p eyes in
deco" says he, "Pm ufrade it's all in my
blud, as. I've discovered it lately nifty
dark, and won't seem to circulate. I
think, Joel, ought to have somethin to
purify il" ,..ta ,g :,
""Wel,", says !, "Kernul, as Pme not
much Of o doctor, it may be all just so; but
Tie tel you exactly what I think. II you
had something TO kind Of rase your spirits,
and set your blud to circulate, you would
begin to feel CRATE deale better, both in
body and mind, or all over, as you say
To, tel you the truth, Kernul, you seem
kind of hystericky, and nifty lonesome,
ever since the Majur and Congris have
left; and its prayin deeply upon, you
you want a change" l,'@ " "A
'"Thats as,loyall fact, Sargent, you are
rite ins one thing; and SO Think for a
leetle change + will just call meetin Of
the Goyurnment, and by that time I may
be q shade better ~ acalgGa 9I3hiaIt
"Better I" says I, 81 think 80, Kernel,
perhaps by that time you and I may be
better in the better world 7, With this
he looked rite strate at me with both eyes;
says he ."Sargent, what on, the erth do
yycu neens!'' kWhy," says I, chow in
the name Of Flanders can you call the Gov.
Il LssEf Isl
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VOL..o iVII,--NO. I8.

S6-We mentioned, some weeks ago The
coming into fashion, in England, ofIenamel-
ed steel shirt collars, but We confess we
hardly looked for its introduction in our
country 50 soon! A contemporary informs
ustthat they begin to come into general
use in New York. He says that ssseen at
even a short distance, they look like high.
ly polished linen, differing from that arti-
Gle only in their gteaterlastre and dclean.
Illness. The same materials worked into
wristbands, and some Off the New York
ladies are lettering themselves in these
novelties The starch in this species of
fabric is warranted toipe perfect in all
weathers, aad one wipe of sponge does
all the washing. Nemarh N. ~, .Joar.
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CouRTING.--Some chap, who speaks an
knowingly as if he had experience, says :ae
For the other half of courting match
their is nothing like an interesting widow.
There is as much difference in counting a
damsel and an attractive widow as there in
in ciphering in addition and the double
rule of three. Counting girl is like eat
ing fruit-all very nice az far as it extends;
but doing the amiable to the blueeysd be-
reayed one in black Grape comes under The
bead Of preserves-rich pungent syrup
For delicate counting, we repeat, give us
olive widder.",s ,.sil laa,s aags,s ,J- ,,,.,sI.r
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40etieal....
- $500. 49,.
b. a.r [ From the ~ T.. Msrcury.]
I WILL BE GREAT, n ..,, e..
BY SARAH !. SMITH.

'7' r.'H 'r'| - ''t'4 ! q. EtN"s '
/ will be great IN fill my mind 81 ~
trlI From Learning's richest stores;
d I'll share with joy the tolls of him ni r.
III Who persevering pores a,..,..i
Oer tasks severe, though self-imposed,
Which serve to teach the mind F"
Lessons which raise the learners soul
ll Above the common kind.
Alone, unaided, save by God, q -" .. 4 %
I'll earn myself name; > N1+ ...
And care not if / never hear q
One word of worldly fame.
Kthose love but understand,
And cheer me on my way, 81
g care not for the outer world, s. .,
y Nor what its people say. u. rg.yr
will be "reatl I'll toll for years, > .
But that yet will gain =. n.
That feeling in my honest heart
I'D. Which long Pve sought in vain;
: That feeling which naught else but love
And conscious strength can give
A blessing none but those who toll al
And earn 1t can receive. ~
I viii be great With kindly words
I'll check the mourner's grief, sAF
And bid him seek in heaven above
For comfort and relief. s.1s
will be great ! In noble deeds,
~ In fortitude, in love, u .,>.
In patience, meath adversely,
will my greatness prove.
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q ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
tration on the personal estate of ~ g b'T'a.5
a94tlu taa EDWARD FISHER, - 'a'oH
late of Hartford County, decd. Allpersons hav..
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the 70 '..,,
'4'2'' 22d day Of January, 1864, -
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment. III w.
Given under my hand and seal this ,2ad day
'H'5l75''!s JOSEPH NJ. STREET.,
ana Administrator.
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The CoAT-oF-MAIL SENT uBYl THE
Tycoon OF JAPAN To- PRESIDENT I'm
ooLN.--The coat.of.mail sent by the Ty-
coon of Japan to President Lincoln is dss4
cribed as unique.o An umbrellatlike he'll
met, of fabricated sheets of steel and cop
per shields the head, while avand yke,of
silk cord and lacquered network falls
gracefully upon the shoulders The out
side of the helmet is profussly ornamsn-
tedwith chrysanthemums of gold, lin beau.
tiful open work, upon black lacquer, with,
now and then a trimming ofpurest silver,
The visor is Of "copper" laoquered in scar
let and brown The armlets iare Of the
finest copper chain work. The breastplate
is Of copper intersected with parallel
stripes of lacquer, andrwoven together with
delicate wire and golden cord. o A sort of
kilt accompanies the armor, and with lac
Iqdered oleggins grotesquely formed, COM
pletes the setY ls@ sdj 10 sopbuo9 STA 30
odWslshould like to Bee Gold Abe',iwhen
he tries the armor' on. ii fEncased ia such
gltteringh helmet and breastplate, we should
think he would feed himself safe inlW ash
ington. --P hiladelphiu Ages sss8 is9to1ki
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

WINS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Register of Wills
of Hartford County Nd, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of ZEE.
GEORGE NELSON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the p" ''sHta
26A day Of March, 1864,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit ofsaid estate. -lf.& .NHtA
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. a..
Given under my hand and seal this 26th day
of March, 1858. -. :. 10 ,
ags b4,as.'aart.H BENNETT NELSON, y j
ap3 n, ..,r. ta. Executor
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DayO Old DIR. Levi Bull, an Episcopalis

49, = IL. g.. . d
D@O old DR.. Levi Bull, an Episcopalian,
of Chester county, Pennsylvania, who
died six or eight yeas ago, used to tell of
man and his wife-plain people bear
ing the uneuphonious name of Frog, who
came to him on Sunday morning. Just at
church time, to have their child baptised,
Without any preliminary observations
they were called toAthe font AT the
end of the second lesson q~sO ,s6g lg.
"Name this chile" said the Doctor. 40
owe name it after you SIR whispered.
the woman, as she handed him the baby.
20, but whispered the Doctor s.you
named the other Levi, as ! now remem-
ber" as,,,...,,.., fer,i..a..,,g.r, .,,.y H.,
"Well," said she in q hurry, "call this
one after your other name.' ,. .,sr,
And so the Doctor! bid, and christened
the baby by the name Of Bull. III hi,
jdAter the parties had gone home, and
the day had somewhat passed away, thes
began tolreckon it all up, and they saw for
the first time it had struck their attention,
that their youngest darling was bound to,
go through life with the strange cognomen
of aBull Frog" maJ. saioTra "dg aci
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A. r. s. A. M,

..s ,.rA. A. F. s. A. M. ri" &
HOLDS its regular communication al
II the Masonic Hall, in Bel Air, as
follows:
Tuesday. March Sd, z o'clock, P. Nj. !
6, April 28th,8 " 1"
&C No 2eth, s &C" " ..
Wednesday, June gath, 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
Tuesday, 3Gth, s O'Clock, P. NJ.
"a" +" July 2S,h, 8
:" August 25th, 8 g
:. September 22d,S, " .,
+" October Goth, 8 g ,,r.
=" {" November oath, Z 6 ,.
'" December 22d, z
"' ,""' '- 3 {"
SAM'L NJ. MAGRAW, ~.
fey .... q. Secretary. a,-
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,siftSl lEtgst :
.MAY1.s'lIs6s...

green in the Majur's place, I begin to think
it kind Of best to hold a spec or 50 !; 50
says I, "Kernel, I am glad to see You
lookin so much better" and hoping he
would nevershave such another spell, / bid
him good mite. aoa ks3ai idol
2a. Yours till deth, ae4 'a s5
.qargosq lg.4sJ SARGENT JOEL.
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.g5The N. z. Sun, speaking of the State
Legislature, says: asFrom one hundred to,
two hundred aud fifty dollars are deman.s
ded for important measurs; but fifty or
even twenty-five dollars are mot refused
when no more can be obtained.i The lat.
ter is small price for a Legislator, but
when Speaker has been Knocked doaos
for taoetue hundred dollars, the market for
the lesser fry cannot rule highgp $50 sat
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'94 How TO CHECK A RUN on Al BANK
OConnell isi said to have checked q
panic on q, Bank Of which be was a direc.
tor, by making the cashier roast the cola
that wasgivsn On exchange for notes.
The = crowd thought they were coming
money nthe back parlor, and that they
could not'break bankwhict could supply
its customers with gold like breakastroils.
Besides, it was rather uncomfortable 20
pick upahot sovsreigus, and the process of
cashing was necessarily slow.
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Cost OF AN ExpERIMENT. ut is said
that the preparations TOR tho attack on On
Charleston cost one hundred and CITY nil,
lions Of dolhrs Tks 6gbt lasted, accord s.r
ing e t y alEatest reports but half - hour,
So that the experiment. was. at the rate 81 |,
I've millions If rs ollaFs psr minutel ' ~ y
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e Among other discoveries made Id
Pompeii, h an Inscription on the wall Of
what was probably workshop Of some
kind, Az follows: 20 Otiosis he locus NON
est! Disesde llloralor"2 This may be
translsted: teThis place is not for the lazy. I
Loafer, depart!'F This inscription is in
teresting as showing that there were loa-
fers in anoient days as there are in mo-
dern, and that they were troublesome in o
similar manner "afTou <s,isn a53G3 Il Ggfy7
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\, GA down-east sditoF says he has seen
Che A tbss psa b warm VA
MP the spbjectx He says il 81 ! glass con-, N
csrp, and holas about Pint VI -
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afWhen Sheriden, found drunk in .
coal hole, and questioned as to his name,
replied that his name was "Wilbsrforoe,5
he did sufficiently impudent thing; but
1t wasn't touch to the effrontery Of Sem
ator g. (or some other man) who, being
picked out of street ditch by a watch-
man, and told to,giye his name, replied,
in . cultural voice, "Don't you see !, am
Sewer'dR1-Boston Post. - - ~
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~ ThHAss WHAT I SAif capital Du6isket
lnsnt = IS tie bOy said when his mother
shut him Up ii tie closet among tie pre-
serves. sssTesst
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
Vermont Bible Society.

The Anniversary of the Vermont Bible Society
will be held IN Montpelier, on Wednesday, the
l4th of October.
The Directors will meet at the Rooms of the
Society at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Society will meet in the same place, at
p. NJ
In the evening the Rev. Henry Wilkes D. D
of Montreal will preach the Annual Sermon, il
the Brick Church.
W. If. LORD, Sec'y. V. 81
Montpelier Sept. 28th, 1868.