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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-20

Certificates naming each article and its Val
ne, arc placed in sealed Envelopes, which arc
well mixed. One of These Enye.opcs contain
ing the Certificate or order for SOME Article
(wOrth at least one dollar at retail Wil be sent
by mail 20 any address, without regard to choice
on receipt of 5 Cents. The purchaser viii set
what Article il draws. and its value, which may
be from ono to Five Hundred Dollars and then
can send One Dollar and receive the Article
named on any other ON the list of the same yalu,
and after seeing the Article, if it does not give
perfect satisiacton, We desire it 10 be immedi-
atoy returned and tho amount paid viii be re-
funded.
By this mode We give selections FROM varied
stock If fine goods of the best make and latest
STYLES and OF intrinsic worth, at a nominal price
while an have "a chance Of securing articles a
the very highest value.
In ali cases we charge for forwarding the Ger
tihcate, postage and doing the business, tho
sum of Twenty-Five Cent?, which must Oe en-
closed in the order. Five Certificates viii be
sent for one Dollar; eleven tog Two Dollars, thir-
tv for Five Dollars sixty five for Ten Dollars; one
hundred ioT Fifteen Dollars.
PaI4its deaiji,g icih as may dfpend on hdrn9
pr0lapf lefiiias and ne article drG,rH ,rW be- bl-
ned,9teiy sent 20 aay address by return mai on
cypress.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all eases.
Write Your Name, Town, County and state
plainly, and address
SEIDEN a CO.,
n COURrLANDT STREET,
"A t9w EW YORK.
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ST. ALBANS.
Friday, oct. go, 1902

Wa understand that Mr.. Charles
p.,yno of Cleveland, Ohio, com
,lv known as "Artemus Ward, will
n..r one Of his peculiar lectures at
,.,demy Hall, st. Adams, Saturday
o,ening, October 2lst-
Dr. Joseph II. Leonard, late OF st.
1lons dissolved his connection with
~, Arm of John L. Henry & Co, Of
Montreal. c. f., on the 9Th Of Septem-
Der last
In another column will be found
advertisement Of Mr. j.. Bingham,
hose factory is on Champlain street
r,arly opposite the American House,
N, Nbans. A recent visit to his es-
I. ,hgshment conyinces us that he is
Il .lo to fulfil all the inducements held
IN his advertisement, and we
/ rrsnme Mr.. Bingham will give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him
II M their patronage, in regard both to
ace and quality.
The public green at st. Adams,
ar having been duly graded and
Y .smonte1 with an attractive pag0da
roand the Liberty Pole is now chiefly
4 r.cl as a COW pasture. The green af-
\ ris berbage and the pagoda furnishes
n lter-a comfortable arrangement
s,r the beasts, unquestionaDly, but not
\ teful or creditable for those having
4 H. green in charge.
THE St. Adams Bank has recently
released and is now using new and
eiuroof steel safe on which is fixed
\ srgant and Coverts new Magnetic
n lnE Lock This is said to be the
simple and reliable combination
h ok ever invented. No safe in which
loys used, and into which gunpow-
4 b. can be inserted, is now considered
H lugar-proof
h -Nessrs Breck & Wetherbee re-
h b., to US that they have Just received
H II largest stock Of dry goods ever
/ brought into this county, aud invite
4 l. special attention Of the people
h. their examination. Particulars
sle given in their advertisement
l4t week.
Mr. Carey Oyitt's barn, near tic
d p1t in St Adams, containing five
h ses, harnesses, hay, grain, &c, was
Consumed ~ fire las. Wednesday
4 ius Mr. 0Ntts loss viii amount to
hear $3.50 and. had it not been for
FL timely arrival Of tho St Adams
Fire Engine other buildings would
pave been consumed.
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MlarriaNes aud Deaths.


oct. ~ at the NJ. T.. Parsonage by Rev. d. W
Dayton, DwIGHr c. JOcEIyN. Of Bedford, G.. H..
and JENNIE NJ CALDWELL, of Georgia.
oct. u by the anne. CnHIsropHEn ARM
STRONG, Of Mediums, c. T., and CoRNEtM A.
PEhEAu, Of Monkton.
Also by the same. oct. -, NEWELL BnlGuAM
Of Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. ADDAn pENAu, Of
st. Adams.
Oct 10. al the NJ T. Parsonage, 10y Rev. D.
w, Dayton, DUDLEY II. FosrER, Of Swant0n, and
Miss FRANCES Il. BE>Ls, of st. Adams.
In Palmyra, ~ v. sept. 49, by Rev Horace
Eatoh ia The Presbyterian Church, Mr. g. o.
SUNDERLAND, formerly of st. Alhans, and 3ls.
ANNA A. BREWSTER, of Pennington. n. y
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~ o' y Pie liahSott:
ln reply many 'ei' sia ..ld in9Hii'e ifoal peo-
PIE IN TINS section Of "a, country tAe under
signed take great easnfe ln7a}ina through 'he
columns OF youi paper tAat oar renowned prep
GRAFTON known as GOES lAHlIlslA G AA, Is
acertam cure im Dyspepsia, inlti worst stages
Many cures Il long standns within our own ac
qnaintancr. have been completely. audwe believe
,.,,.,-. ..,,,,l T+,,iu ..,,,, 5i.tr... oft,,
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STATE OF NEl'NVNi,
NfiNp Isle IorNlf, 49,
~ Ice Honu.dp.' NtittH' '0Y'' "'f 2" p" Ho"-
go ~ Norm nero cWn ."gJo' ~ c,'"H ~
Grand fsc 0a ne ff@ fttfly y'tr NC W"1
lu,Hi1V ~ JdnMH' W 20 Y'" " or L"'H
Que Morsupd eiyh hnn0'to ana s'"5-s'f.
4. y. 1866.
Hunbly shoWch Lynn farher' Vi Apugh, m
ihg county Of Grand lsle aIoitsarh may at {.
Adams, M the equity Of ffanNl4 ana Statc OF
Vermont, on the hith day o, ,gnNiN, a. y; lo'o'
She was lawfully married to Milham VI. Parker
of Albufgh, count, OF Grand isie moresaid' ty
John Mason. Justice OF the IJace "itmn and
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Tobacco.

q INCE Clark has sold out, we have increased
y our stock Of Tobacco and Snuff, and now have
a good assortment Of Smoking and Chewing,
with a lot of Brier Pipes, &c. We intend to sup
Div the demand, and shall be glad Of your pat
ronage. L. L. bV4SHIha oOS'
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GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY Of vERMONT.

IL Is written by ;. r. HALL IL. D., VOL
known as every way competent for that task.
The book also contains the Constitution Of the
United States, with suitable notcs, comments
and questions by Roy. piINl II. WHITE, TO
give ana accurate and concise Wow Of toe fuuda-
mental syatcm The Appendix contains the
Constitution oi Vermont, With the amendments
thereto; the declaration of Independence: the
Ordinance Of 81; Departments If the National
Government, Ne, de- The book will be found
deeply interesting TO the general reader as well
a. the student.
All orders for the Book should be addressed to
q. w. WILLARD, Publisher.
Montpelier Sept. 5th 1865. s0-a,n
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Business Directory.

L GILMAN, DENTIST. Office in the
| 4. KINGMAN BLOCK, Main ST., opposite the
Cougr gational Church. lit
NJ buck. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
vi. LOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for FIRST
class Insurance Companies, and ior obtaining
Soldiers pay. Sc.
Onico over Weeks store. l-H
NV.GowAx * rom, DENTISTS.
vi ONCE over Wead and Dufcn'7 Drug store,
st. Adams, W. ~
TNARHAR BROTHERS, hon MER-
II CHANTS.
Dealers in Nails, GLASS, Oils, Paints Agncu-
tural Tools. which we otter at a low cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets
ST. Adams, March Us, 1851 l-u
T 4. sONyLEs. Attorney and Councillor at
IL. Law and Solicitor in Chancrry ONCE over
Marym's Store, latey occupied by Nlnte AZ
suwlcs) st. Adams, w.
r. S-Wil attend tn Collections aud prosecute
aims agaiist the United states ipr Arrears of
psy. or Bounty 10 soldiers, Widows and Invalid s
Pensions, &C., @e 2-l
GORGE y. HUUGHToN, Attorney and
81 Counsellor at Law and Solicitor Nm Chan-
cery, ST. Albans Vermont once over the Post
Ofce and residence GA Congress street.
Also, United States Counissloner, oonllhls-
sioner of Deeds for the States OF New york,
Massachusetts,, and other States. lie VIII gave
prompt attention to all professional business
with which he may be entrusted.
ST. Alhau-. Nov D. 1861 IT
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Phy@1Cl0n9
The st. Adams Liquor agency.

A fun supply Of pure Liquors for medicine
purposes constantly on hand.
s. n. DAY, Agent.
81 Adams ~, Auyvsi 10, 1865. IA ly
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Hair, Tooth Infant, Nail, Flesh, Lather, and
Clothes Brushes; Soaps Toilet Powders, Puff
Boxes &c, &c.
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H SSinOl'a.


L A new and gavorite Perfume. Night Blooming
Corous Jaques' Extracts, Dupont's,.& &c.
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Halls Sicilian Hair Remover.

The best Hair Restoror in the world.
sale, wholesale and retail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02
UNDERTAKING.

The undersigned, successor 70 Keck & smith,
fand formerly trausacting business for the late
tirm Of =. & 81. Flaherty,) thankful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed. bezs leave
That he will continue the undertaking business
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The recent war OF the rebellion has created
great number and variety OF claims, the holders
Of which, as well as the Government, wish to
adjust with all possible promptness-
Al persons having such claims against the
Government, and wishing their speedy adjust
ment, will-dO well 10 forward them immedi-
ately TO this Agency for collection. Little diff
Guilty or expense need be encountered by any
applicant
The prosecution and collection OF every variety
Of claims against the United States in all de
partnents Of the Government. We are now
most successfully prosecuting claims and re-
covering prompt payment OF same from the
Government of the United States for Horses
and Mules impressed; Hay, Corn and Forage
of am kinds; Wood and Lumber: Bacon. FIo1r
and other Provisions; Beef Cattle, Hogs, etc. f;
Hire of Teams; Timber for Bridges and Rail-
roads, Irregular Claims against the Quarter
masters and COmmissar1es' Departments Ofthe
United States for supplies furnished the army
whether Claimants have or have not vouchers
OF receipts for tile same.
We Collect claims for Los Of Steam boats,
Shows, slSirs, etc; for Furniture, Cotton or
other Produce seized by the Military or Treas
NV authorities; for Extra Paw and Com
mutation Of RatOns Due Prisoners OF War;
Tor Rent OF Houses, etc; Suspended Pension
Money. Pensions OF ali Kinds; Bounties; Sol
diers' Check-BOOks Officers Back Pay. Set
tlement Of Officers Accounts; Removal OF
StoppaGesi Horses Lost Killed, Captured or
abandoned I'm the Service; Erroneous fines etc.
Claims Tor the four rruis per pound paid on
Cotton previous 90 shipment; also, the tax on
Land Damages, etc, before Congress; and
claims 81 loyal owners OF negro slaves who en-
listed IN the Union army durlAH the late rebel
lion FOR The amount ana bounty provided by
act OF Congress
This Agency, we fatter ourselves, Offers ad-
vantages superior 10 any local agency, being
located az the Federal Capital, thus allowing a
ready Investigation Of difficult cases, and dis
patch in ths collection Of claims. And our long
experience in the collection OF Government
claims and familiarity with the forms Of Office
and an the departments q the National Gov
ernmeut, give Us great facilities for the success
ful prosecution Of al claims entrusted TO us
Our Mr.. Combs VIII practice law In al the
courts Of the city Of Memphis aud Shelby
county, and the Federal court for the District ol
West Tennessee. Lawyers, Claim Agents and
others having claims for collection iH this and
adjoining States, win hnd it TO their advantage
to send them 10 Us.
Fees shared with professional men entrusti-a
business with as
Any claims entrusted 10 Us will he promptly
submitted and vigorously prpsscuted
N. iJsiBS, JR., & Co,
Attorneys and CounseliorS at Law and Claim
Agents. Room No. POstofice Building. Mem
phis. Tennessee novlk I'm
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COPARTNERsHIPs

TUE undersigned have this day f0rned Co.
j partnership, under the name and style 81
Berlin & Overton, for the transaction OF q seh-
eraf Commission Business u this city
WM Z BERLIN
F. OYERTON.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 6, 1855,
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NOTICE.

WILL apply for letters or administration
= 9pon the estate OF Hugh j. CASTOR, deceased,
shelby County.
A0Fs0-'Ia JOHN X. FIIPPIN.
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BERLIN g. oVERToN,
Cotton Factors and General Com
mission Merchants,

Ne. Il Monroe 81. and "A Center Alley, in rear
OF d II. EVsns, LiQnor Dealer.
A FTER an absence Of four years IN the soufb
"A we now respectfully tender our services n
zive satisfaction 2 all who may favor lis WIN
fheir patronage. " Q are PREPARED 70 r,sl<s ili,-
eFal advances on al conslgr1Enerts and rlnr ~.
cillies for storing are equal to anv N ne -if,-
We also solleit orders fer the purchase or roo,is
where me money OF ia equivalent eeeoTa panies
unless otherwise instructed. novid in
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and referred to the gallantry Of thu
Enniskillen and Scotch Grays who haC
defeated the great Napoleon. The Irisl
had always stood, side by side, on every
field, and their names were indissolubly
interviewer, and he concluded by pro
posing the Shamrock and Thistle, inter.
woven as they had ever been, may they
stin remain emblems of glory, which
was responded TO by Col Ryder with
{" Erin is my home" the entire company
! joining in the chorus.
"THE BENCH AND BAR" brought up
Greene P. Foute, Esq, and Col. Duncan
R. McRae, Of North Carolina, who re-
sponded to the toast in happy manner,
which served to highten the universal
good feeling of all present.
Col. MeRae said his father was a
Se)tchman and his mother a Scotch
woman, and consequently he felt at
home in this company, he had Travelled
in Scotland and loved the country not
only for its associations, but for itself.
He spoke for half an hour, in that
happy strain peculiar TO himself which
carried his hearers with him, and "set
the table in a roar"
"THE PREss-The grist mill Of intel
ligence among intelligent men, was
drank standing and responded to by Col
J. II. Mcmahon, who returned his CRATE
ful thanks for the honor conferred upon
him, and the kind remembrance Of the
Press, which was an adjunct Of the peo-
pie, and took hope and cheer from their |
appreciation. He spoke briefly of its
mission, and concluded with walter
Scott, the great Miller Of Intellectualism, /
whose superfine genius has fed the |
nation"
'THE CITY OF MEMPHIS II Response by /
Mayor Park, who gave brief and sue
cinct history Of the Bluff City and pre-
dicted for her a brilliant future when the
agriculture Of the South shall be fully
restored and our present deserts are
made to blossom as the rose" which was
greeted with three cheers and a tiger"
4 II r. AA-Ai''AAaN AlAOtiAs 1T btll ldAtlltADI
friend Laughlin Mcdonald to his feet,
who, in few pertinent remarks ably
TO the toast, which wasrespond-
Il to by Green grow the rushes, O."
n such a strain as only Calidonia's sons
.an give at three o'clock in the morning
With "inspiring bold John Barley Corn1
o assist them; but just here
The aud kirk hammer stralz the bell
some we sma' hours ayond the twuI,7
md in the gray of the morning we
yended our way to our lonely room and
ell asleep, dreaming of banquets at
which figured persons clad in TarltOn
,laids with a strong flavor of Scotch
Whisky pervading the room, and woke
0 hear a BROTHER Bohemian railing at his
arber for having put creosote on his
card last night.
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CITY RAILROAD NOTICE.
SECRETARY 'S OFFICE.
MEMPHIS CITY RAILROAD q

November y. lSi.
At A Meeting Of the Directory ofthe Memphis
"A City railroad Company holden at their ufiice
in Memphis, on the 9th day ofNove1nb ber 1855,
10 was
Rcs0lucd. That the Secretary Of this Board be
Instructed TO give public notice that, on the 4th
day OF December, lS5, the stock books Of this
COMPANY win be opened for subscription AT the
once OF Ihos- r smith, No. 20 Second street.
Memphis
Res0lusd That the Secretary Of this Board
shall not receive subscription from any person
OF a greater amount than one hundred shares.
aqd SHAH require a payment Of twenty-five Ter
cent. on each subscription at the time Of sub
scnpton, and that the subscriber shall DC a bO-
nafide citizen of the State Of TeaGessee.
In obedience 20 the al-nVa resolutions ]
hereby give notice that the stock books Of said
Company win se opened at my Office No. ~
second street. on Monday the lth day Of Decem-
ber, 1860 subject 10 the above conditions and
restrictions TliOS. r. SMITH,
nOYo lW Secretary.
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Staple & Fancy Groceries,
LAYER Raisins.

IN whole and quarter boxes; Seedless Raisins
FIGS Citron, Almonds and Currants
For sale by ". 4. PL UMAfER, AIT
Cor. Second and Union streets
GreenlaW Building.
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Palmer & WygGnt,
a TT o r NEYS.A AT LA w ,
And Real Estate Agents,
EYE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE.

nR. CREIGHTON'S Ohlce Hours for those
IL speciaities are from to A. NJ, and from
tO6P.M.
Persons wishing DR.. CREIGHTON'S services
must consult this arrangement
Office in Drug Store, Immediately opposite
South Memphis Market Beal Street
R5- Fee for Professional Visits, each, SlO.-Ea
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Wna. I. Berlin. late VIM. J. Berlin & Co, Aem-
phis; Frank Overt0n, late Of kentuehy'
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Old Stand on Second Street.

No 8}s Northeast corner OF GayosO and Second.
where he intends 70 keep constantly on hand
Metallic Cases and Caskets, and Rose
wood and wooden Collins.
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PROFESSIONAL.

.. B. HEIsKEII- MosEs wEIrE C. ". HEIsKsI.r.
HeisLelt, White ee HeiskeU.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ONCE No. 1 Walker Building, 2791l Main street.
del 3m MEMPHIS. TENN.
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EENTI .EsNE.N Can be accommodated
\ j wish Suiss Of Rooms and single Rooms
either furnished or unfurnished, with or with
out board. These rooms are suitable for offices
Apply al 229iz Jefferson Block, Second street.
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Also, ready-made ShrOuds and Winding
Sheets and all other articles that may be re-
quired IN his line. And being provided with
Hearses, Hacks and Horses, 10 hopes by devot-
ing his whole time and attention by day or
night 10 merit "a continuance Of public pat
ronage.
nos Pm OWEN SMITH
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~ ENS - - ~ = n
To make and lay carpets and hang curtains and
window shades nov5-lm
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John 4. Dickinson,
(Of Louisville, Ey)
New City Carpet Store
(stnman BlockJ

No. 2SF Second ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
IMPORTER and dealer in every description Of
L Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods eN-
clusively all bought for cash OF manufacturers
and importers. My stock is large and well Sc
lected. and will be sold at reasonable prices, 10
cash buyers, and consists in part as follows:
Rich Royal Medallion Carpets English and
American Velvet do; Do do Tapestry Carpets
BigelOw Body Brussels Carpets; Extra Three
Ply do; Tapestry Ingram do; Two Ply and all
Wool do; Hemp and stair d.; Rags and Door
Mats in great variety; BrOcatel and Satin Cur
tain DamasS; All Wool and WOrsted Curtain
do; Canton Cloths; Wine and Supper Cloths
Floor OIL do, 10 is feet wide; Stair and Table
Oil do; Bookings; lTuggets; Crumb and Felt
Cloths; Lace and Muslin Curtains; Window
Shades; Buff and Green Hollands; Window
Cornices; Curtain Bands and Curtain Fixtures,
and n variety Of goods too numerous 10 men
ton. A eoES Spetent
uPHOLSTERER
To make and lay carpets and hang curtains and
window shades. nOvl-lm
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-15

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. . All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamph- lets. &c., &c-, done in the best style, and IS cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully SO licited. All Jobs returned c. o. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-15
Hlisfellanp.
NOW SMILE.

In Ceylon the marriage ceremony is per formed by tying the couple together by the thumbs. In this country they are most ire, quently put together by the ears. szss.-
 --Oliver Cromwell was staunch Puritan and could not brook the least approach to popery. What are these P he once inquired, as he saw dozen silver statues in the inches of a chapel. The Twelve Apostles. replied the trembling dean. Take them down. said Cromwell, and coin them into money, 80 that they may go about doing good
 An old toper out West says the two most precious things now included in hoops are girls and kegs of whiskey . - An editor, in describing the do;nos If o mad dog, says: He bit COW in the tail which has since died.'' This was very uufo,. tnnate Tor the tail, but we naturally feel some interest to know what became of the COW A HARD HIT.-Jim - never made n ;o,o lin his life, yet no man ever had more made ., his expense. On one occasion, while a ca T, didate for Congress. he was making speech i, Ia country school house to an audience o country farmers, who were, as general rule 1 very attentive listeners. Joe G., however formed an exception. He had been partakip, rather literally of whiskey straight, under tn influence of which his comments, made in tone rather louder than stage whisper, wer exceedingly annoying to the speaker. Jiu prepared for his grand effort. My friends, said he, am proud to see around me to night the hardy yeomanry of the land. for low the agricultural interests of the country an, |well may love them, my fellow citizens, for
 was born a farmer; the happiest days of m youth were spent in the peaceful avocations Q l son of the soil. If I may be allowed to us figurative expression, my friends, may say l I aras ,aised bet,0een t,oo ro,cs of corn. n.,-- IA pumpkin, by thunder ? exclaimed the inc briated Joe.