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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
True POlIteneSs.

"Whv Grace Sommers, what are
you doing? mnttered Annie Som
mers, with a frovn, as her sister made
room beside her for poor and shah
billy dressed woman, who had that mo-
ment entered the city passenger car
in which they were riding.
"You are not sure but that You adj
NIT pick-pocket alongside Of You, or
some other improper character"
"I'll take all the risk Of that, dear
sister answered. Grace, in a low tone,
so as not to be overheard by her poor
neighbor. THE only crime, trust, in
this case, is poverty"
q am by no means certain Of that,
grumbled Annie, still persistent.
But here we are at Chestnut Street.
Tell the conductor to stop,
As the car stopped 10 allow the la
dies to get out, a gentleman who had
been seated near, arose to assist them.
he was a fine, noble looking person
age, and as he CALAMITY handed them
to the sidewalk, he slightly raised his
hat--a pohteness duly acknowledged
by the ladies.
My" exclaimed Miss Annie, some
what "energetically, as she smoothed
down her rumpled dress, and spread
her collapsed crinoline. 81 do hate
those city railway cars. They are the
greatest nuisances imaginable But l
10 wonder who that splendid looking
gentleman was, Grace, who assisted
us to ahght? Did you ever see such
magnificent whiskers, and such clear
noble looking eyes l hope he didn't
near me seolding about that old wo-
man. Tor he sat right next to me"
i trust, rather, that the poor old
woman IN question did not hear you, y
replied Grace, rebukingly, "for if she
uiu' she must have felt very badly
Felt! Bother! such characters
uoht have any feelings, answered An
ME- tartly. "But here comes that hor-
rd' stuek-up Mrs. Broadacres. Now
10 De polite to her, Grace for you
, nnow how apt you are to forget those
niue social nothings, which yet help
one on SO wonderfully in this world
besides, in this case, we must really
'ry to please, for Mrs. Broadacres
gives the most delightful parties in
town"
my dear Mrs Broadacres," contin,
ueu Annie, as an old dowager in vel
,e's and furs came toddling towards
,Ien' how glad / am to see you
now have You been, but there is n,
necessity for asking such a question
~ you are looking positively charm
and after an interchange of com
p"mehts and embraces between Mis-
'une and the revolving pile of fur
una velvet, the sisters passed on.
AS soon as they had got out of hear
ing distance, Annie Sommers turne,
Angrlly upon her sister, who had takel
a. part IN these fulsome caresses an,
aa'tering words, with
declare, Grace, you are tho mos
provoking girl I've ever seen. Moth
va,, would DO few moments ago, bu
~. sCu must make room for a miserabl
woman to. sit down beside you
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

PRoBABrLrrY or MARRYING. From 20
to 25 and from 25 to 80 the probabili-
ty of a widower marrying in year is
nearly three times as great as that Of
a bachelor At 30 it is nearly four
times as great; from 30 to 10 it is five
times as great; and it increases, until
at go the chance Of widower marry
ing in year is eleven times as great
as that Of bachelor. 1t is also curl
GUS to remark how confirmed either
class becomes in its condition in life
how little likely, after q few years, is a
bachelor to break through his habits
and solitary condition, and on the
other hand, how readily in proportion
does a husband contract second mar
riage, who has been deprived prema-
turoly Of his first partner. After the
age Of 30 the probability of bachelor
marrying in a year diminishes in a
more rapid ratio The probability at
35 Is not much more than half that at
30, and nearly the same proportion
exists between each quiquennial per-
iod afterward. assurance Magazine.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

VINO Is THE RuIrn ?-Gen. McClel-
lam must achieve success. This is not
a fair criterion; but, if he fails, unless
he can clearly show that it was through
no fault of his own, his career is closed.
Washington is the only brilliant in
stance of commander retaining the
public confidence in spite Of repeated
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SCHGOL TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
\ Special School Tax list for Weayervile Dis
trct is now in the hand, OF the ersigned.
aud that the Tax is due and payable. Persons
desiring 10 pay the same can call at the Weaver
Vile Drug store where the Collector may at all
times bc found ready to receive the
GEO. WILLIAMS, Collector.
WcUcrlilln. Dec :. lSGi iSto.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

HorsruR AFTER Crx. NcDowaLl-Thc
Washington ceres ondcnt of the Sacramento
tn'oH. : Castine, states that the report OF the
speech delivered in San Fanciseo during the la,
canvass, by Gen. Mcdowell had reached the
East, and some of McCellan's friends were in
high dudgeon Gen Neglcy, it seems had taken
upon himself to champion :. little Mac" Cas-
tine " SAYS:
Cen Negley has taken up. in behalf OF Nc
tlellan, the statement, by implication. that the
redoubtable Young Napoleon slammed sickness.
and refused to the President and Secretary
Seward when they called him to confer on
matters concerning the campaign. Nevlev hiss
been IN this city to gather up materials and evi-
dcnce bearing on the and armed with an
affidavit from Mcclellan physician. Dr. Verdi.
that the hero Of Jersey was really and truly very
sick, he proposes to sail forthwith for California
there to challenge Mcdowell TO mortal combat
ar compel him to take back his statement at
least. so say Neglcy friends, one OF whom went
on to Philadelphia from here to-day. | am told,
TO disSuadc the cholerc Slnch0 Panza of Napo-
leon the Small not to risk his person and proper
~ in other men guarrcls. The gallant Com
mander Of the Department Of the Pacific may
make things uncomfortable ont there for our
Quaker City hero.
the last steamer. 1t don't do for his kind to put
on many frill, in that locality now-a-lays.-
The next intelligence We expect to hear is
that Mcdowell has booted Ncg,cy's friend.
assigned both him and Ncel-, to quarters
at Alcatraz.
1nE Nosr PROBABLE REAsoS-ln relation to
the Dispatch from the War Department. declining
,t-r
the Sacramento Bee ventures the following orin-
ion - 1t is not at all probable that the cost
entered into the calculations notwith> tandinc il
j. very proper subject to be calculated If ne
ccssitv demanded it, and the Government had no
apprehensions of IN attack hy foreign enemies
upon lis Western coast. imagine that the
mere dollar and cent matter would have been
easily Surinouutcd. But mea for the armies Of
Ter in greater numbers now than ever before.
save only y: the outbreak OF the rebellion !
veteran WHO has served for three and halt years
in the army of the Potomac writes to this city.
saying that there is but little difficulty now in OH
tanning men to fill mp the regiments The Gov
erumcmt. then. i not pressed for men. ami II il
were. il would be 10th 10 take them FROM this
coast
Ever since French troop Sc; foot upon the :, u
OF Mexico. President Lincoln and hjs tthinet
have determined to husband tae military re-
sources Of this coast /; turing the present
struggle TO trample ont the wickedncS- Of 2
wicked people who rchrlicl gs,inst 4 too leuicDt
Government for reason similar To- that which
moved Lrcitct to revolt against tie Most High
We shall become complicated with any ot the
maratimr Pow rrS, the contest would commence
here. The contest would commence here. The
Pacific coast is the only Nulu,rlbic portor ot
the repablic. Our Achilles j. cvcryw here ar,nor-
clad, but here the heel * unmIilcd, aud may be
penetrated.
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The TABLE viii be well supplied with every
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Ees@ Stages leave this House daily for Shasta
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-19

THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT-We notice
that there has been a change in the manage
ment OF this well known and favorite Weekly.
by the admission of lady author as editor.
Miss Bella z. Spencer. The Post fer the en-
suing year viii contain besides the usual
amount of miscellany, contributed BY the best
writers, two continued stories, one by Emer-
son Bennett, entitled The Phantom of the
Forrest wild story Of the early settlement
Of Kentucky, the other by the editor. 10 be
called "Genevieve Howe" Wheeler l. Will
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rs premiums 10 those who get up certain clubs
The price of the Pest is $3.50 a year, two
copies 81, feur copies IS, eight land one
gratis sic. Sample copies containing the
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raeware of Ambuscades.

Few people realize the fact that diseaselies
n ambush everywhere, ready to seize upon
the weak. The strong pass through many
perils in safety, the strengthless fall by the
wAysids.
Il il amazing tnat the feeble should totter
With uncertain steps over the face of the earth
IN danger every day of falling victims to the
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The fact is notorious that dose of poison
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Sr the air At this season the atmosphere IS
Hureharged with the seeds of intermittcnts,re-
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Coudersport, Tuesday Evening, Dec. 10, 1865.
Local and General.

Ia Mr.. Clark had an enthusiastic recep-
tion at his Sociable last night, and at the So
Ncitation of friends, he will give another,
with 8 change Of programme, tonight. Let
no one fail to make use of this opportunity of
hearing one ofthe best singers. anl of seeing
one of the most genial-hearted men. Our
space will not allow of q more extended
notice at this time
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Potter County Teachers, Institute.

Teachers Institute met at the Ulysses
Academy, Nov. %, at o'clock P. ~, agree
ably to the call ofthe County Superintendent,
and continued in session four days. Twenty
eigh: Teachers were present and participated
in the exercises. 1t organized by eIecting the
following officers: R. 7. ClafIn, President ;
Rev. }, G. Stevens, President; EImina
Parish, Secretary; and Maria Burgess, Critic.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangement for the after
noon and evening was appointed, with in
s'FOeAons to report Immediately. Report Of
committee read and adopted. Class-driIs in
heaoing aud Geography, conducted By Mr.. +.
Harris and Rev. J. c. Stevens. during which
some interesting remarks we're MADE bv RI.
Clafin and J. c. Stevens, respecting tie best,
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Political Metamorphosis.

How thoroughly the democratic party has
been transformed is shown by the fact that
Mr. James Brooks, member of Congress from
this city, is selected as its representative for
the Office of Speaker Of the House. Mr.
Brooks began his political life as a writer
against slavery, having travelled all over the
Sotth to furnish himself with the materials
for strong gan1 even violent anti-s1avery letters
de was next an extreme wbig, 4 times Of high
political excitement editing the Express, and
outdoing in the vehemence ofhIs denunciatIon
OF all democratic men and measures the Trf-
64ne or the old Courier and Examiner, Many
people must remember his fierce ans almost
insane vlrtuperations of the radicals, the de-
structives. the loco-focos, the demagogues.
the ignoramuses, in short, OF the democrats.
who seemed to his fancy the very scum of the
earth. Finally this same Mr.. Brooks devoted
several years Of his life 20 an effort to debar
our foreign-5orn population from the right of
suffrage, and particularly that part oft which
had been educated in the Catholic religion.
His hatred of Catholics and aliens was only
equalled bv his detestation Of the democracy.
But now Mr.. James Brooks is the candidate of
the same socalled democracy for the Speaker
ship Of the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Brooks has not changed save in reference to
slavery, which he now loves as he once dis
liked il, and yet there is q perfect aflliation
between kim and the democrats ~ I
Post
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SHINING and .Sorroriag I've wish to call
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