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DIR. LA.NGLEI~S
Rect and Herb asii3CFs.

A STANDARD ME -cI.E-v.. h.-t tie pos
s.billty 81 o douit h- l,.t remedy known
for the filowits ana %. BIN ..i diseases Indi-
se.u1n, Costiyeasss, Liver Complaint. Piles, Head
che, Hoartturf, Iysl fsa. u.as.1,.s seroiula,
salt Rheum, Iau-uor, La-.uess. peti.t. Jaundice,
Fiatu.eLcy Humg.s- Foul stomach. &C..
By the timely use of ,lis medicine DE blood is
purilel. Tbs appetite g restored. Tie system is
strengthened. Tie liver is iuvisoratst- The
breath sweeseuci. The c,upi,zi-E 8. bsaatiied.
And the general lell,l Is RESTORED.
gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. A
splendid appetizer harmless st'muIllt, a re-
viyer Il droopiu- spirits.
Sold hy all Dealer. 10 Medicine oyeis where.
swim.
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[YN 4 q ! :y !. / { ]. S

Roor's PEsTA CRIME preserves the life Of tie Hair
changes it from gray to its original color in three
weeks preventing the hair from falling is the
best article for dressing the hair ever found in
market will surely remove daHirud and cure all
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WASHINGTON, July IL.

Lieut.. Gen. Grant who has gone to West
Point, will return in few days
The johnson Club has issued another ad-
dress, urging the speedy election Of delegates
to the PHILADELPHIA Convention.
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A NEW yoLUME.-The chronological J

A NEW |OLUME.-The chronological Journal
n for July, No. 1, Vol. 44-Contains Forty Per
traits Of distinguished Statesmen, CleTgymen, Sol
diers Criminals as follows Webster, TRlleyrand,
Clinton, Metternich, Jefferson, Cavour, Peel, UCon
nell, Russell, Buckle, Anton Prohss, Thomas Rails
Gen. Scott, Albert Barnes, Isaac Ferris, Charles
Hodge, Andrew L.Stone, IL mas E.Vermilyc Leon
ard Bacon, Horace Bushnell, RI. Breckenridge,
II. W Beecher, I. L. Cuyler, r. ). St0rrs, J. T..
Durye ca, etc. Our Social RELATIONSHIPS servant
ish a Child. hysi0iOgy-Feeding children To
Young Mcthers- Signs OF Character o. Phy so-n1my
Of Statesmen National characteristics The law
OF Quality intellect North and SOu,h The Great
Mystery Another Prophecy Teach Children 10
Think Millions Last Poem Soldering and crime.
A rich number 20 cents, or year. A1trel-.
FOWLER 4 WELLS, Hes YorN.
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NEW YyEE, July :

The thermometer on the shady side at S
\. NJ. stood at a 9 . and is rising.
The Herad's Washington dispatch says,
positively, Gen. Ora Mt viii accept nomin-
alton for the Presidency from no PARTY or
faction Whatever.
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NV YORK. July 10.

A Washington despatch says the Presi-
dent will probably send veto of the Freed
men Bureau bill to Congress to-day. 1t is
not now considered likely that the bill can
be made a law over the veto.
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.


Hrs. s. 4. .4Uen's WOrld's
Hair RestoreP and Dress
ing iHrjg0FGte, strengthen
and ie1tgfheR the hair. They
act directly ,pOR the roots
Of the hair. sWppiyi15g re-
q'5jFed 0CHI'jshBleRt, and
natural COIOr and beauty
ret'J9s$. GFeg hair disdp-
pears, BAIT spots are coz
eFcd, hdij' stops Eating. and
Htt33fl'jG!t gl'O5cth Is the re-
s,s{t. ladies 0l3d Children
t"jjI appreciate TIE delight
J1t fragrance G3id rich,
glossy appearance in1paTt-
ed TO tire hair, and sO fear
Of SOiiiaG the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
sSid b. all Druggists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich St. NY.
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AsrNcLE BON OF BRANDRErH.s

ASINGLE BON OF BRANDRETH's
PILLS contains more vegetable extractiye mat
ter than twenty boxes q any pills in the world be-
sides ffty-fve hundred ply ians use them in
therpra,,,s TO the exclusion # .othsr purs4tives.
The fast letter o. their value is yet scarcely apgre-
ciated. When they are better known, sudden death
and continued sicsfess will he Of the past. Let
those who know them speak right out IN their favor.
Il Is q duty which viii save life.
our race are subject to e redunl.ncy OF vitiated
BILE At this season aniit is prevalent bu; Bran
drcth's Pills afford an invaluable and efficient pro-
lection. Fy thelr occasional use we prevent the
collection % those Impurities which, when in sun
ceut quantities. cause So much danger e. the hody's
health. They soon cure Liver Complaint, Dy spep-
sia. Loss Il Appetite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn,
Pain In the Breast-b9rr. Sudden Faintness and
Cosiivsness. Sold by all respectable Dealers in
Medic.ucs
June l-daWin
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NASHVILLE, July 10.

The Metropolitan Police ill came up in
the Senate this afternoon Gov. BrOwnl0w's
nominees were elected. Is against =
Ii Is known there wall be a quorum in the
House tomorrow.
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Barnwell Phett was shot yesterday, and
died shortly after, while going to his plan
tatiOn ncar Charleston. The deed i sup
posed 10 have been done by q negro.
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SPRING IEDiCIE.
j. w. POIand'S
EFy NOR ~ y & r % X

This excellent medicinal compound was frst pre-
pared BY DR.. P. in ISi7, and was then eupl5yed
with sfea. success IN eEpeliins AameF' from the
blood ta. in -,s, Lledical iricl who was quite
celebrated as ply stefan, especially in the treat
lacnt Of huInoss, suggested some important I'm
provemeuts which were adopted, aul which have
made it ls5 the pc pie say the very lest remedy
for all ainls q Lum.rs known 90 .'the faculty
This preparation is composed wholly ocvc-etables
am ns which are sar.ararills, We lev Dol, NIB
Pine. NarlIaFes, s,itt..Ia I..,ti,,,- suh
saw. the doctor Is used ia hunlrsd Of families
Is general medicine. UuliEe many other Popu-
lar remedies, il s. yer, grateful 10 the ,aste.
tass- size bottles 20 cents. Prepared at tie
New Englaud Botanic Depot, Boston.
April 20 WStl-
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I'VE, THE SUBSCEIBERS, having been appoipt-
w ed by the Hon. the Probate Court f,r me
District OF Chlttendel, Commissioners TO receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of All
persons against tie estate O. Stephen F. Jones lat,
Oi charlotte, IN SAID istrct represented insoiveUt
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, aad SIX months from the day Of the dlte
hereof being allowed by said Court for that tur-
pose. We o. tn refOrs hereby give notice .hat
we VIII attend 70 the business Of our appointment
at the dwelling Of the deceased in Charlotte In
SAID District, the 2i Tuesday of August syf
and 81 TUESDAY in October next AT 10 o'cl0-k A Nj
on each Of said days
Dated this It'll lay Of July, A D.. lss6.
WILLIAM DEAN Commits
C. ". WICKER sioueTs
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81 III.

Have saved more than 5o0n5 persons from death,
for they cure in single day, Cholera, DYsertery,
all Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, AMI
Neuralgia. Also, d sure cure for DIptheT!a, Cough
and Rhemutism. All uru ggists sell them.
oRRIN SKINNER & CO., PTopristors.
Surfni field Mas
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\ council Of Surgeons has decided that
there Is no hope Of Senator Lanes recovery,
althou n he may possibly live few days
longer.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIClIIANHA
PENEVEER
cmEvALrEK.s LIrEFoR rnrHAlR.

inv Alters LII EFtk AliE IL x.
Will RESTORE Gray Hair o. i-s OR UjSAL
COLON STRENGTHEN ant Promote the
growth Of the weakest hair stop g. ifuiag cuts
keep the head clean. cool and heslthy he Used
freely contains notl.n- iuui ous ,-is Ia eralel,d
a HAlE-DhESSlNGi ami is recommended and
used by our best Physicians. ] assure you, Ladies
AMI 6cEt emen, 10 ls all GA require fr th6 Hair
sold by on Druggists. anc 20 10y Office, 10. 1893
Boa-gay, y. y. SARAH a CnE|ALIER. ri. ID
Wholesale il Boston by Geo. q. Goodwin 3 Co
ek.& Potter NJ. ;. Burr 4 Co.. Carter s Wiley
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Patent Aninia. Eetters,
~ "a gNS 4 81 / IS: ) |: ], g
g. S.::,A I IONS J. ]


DUT on AND TAKEN OFF in 4 MOMENT by
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they are the only reliable Buttons for men and
boys Clothing the most convenient Buttons Tor
Ladies, as by their use the appearance Of the gar
ment can be altered to suit taste or occasion. For
the Army and Navy they are invaluable, they
can in an instant he exchanged for new set re
moved for cleaning or changed for plain covered
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tailors and elothiers, and those who have ased
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Please state where youi saw the advertise ulent.
Show this 10 your friends
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Thermometer again marked 3 yoster-
day, thirty-tb-oe cases Of sunstrOko are re-
ported past on Saturday and additional 10
those before mentioned, twenty seven result
ing to death. There We're two deaths from
cholera yesterday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-07-13

M,np1EBrRY CONFINEMENT Inc oO~-
,nenoemen, exercises Of Middlebury College,
will lie as follows;
Sunday. Aug. 9th, =. M.-Bac'aia"i'a''
Sermon by the President ,.s,.o
T,nesI,v. Aug. eth. Il A. M.-Addresss oei9 e
the Pbilcmathesian Society, BY Hon 'lO'
EpuUNDs, Of Burlington.
AtHP.M., Address before the [hliaI Ne
phian Society, by Prof Edwards A fa'A' D'D''
Of Andoyer, Mass
Tuesday evening-Parkerian Prize speaking
WEDNESDAY. Aug. sth.-AnHiyersary Of As
VEN suI'S ai3mbi 10 A Notation by Hon
S She, n, II ESQ. Class Of 1850.
Tta T;,crarr exercises viii be succeeded by
-i' - sosfaI reunion Of the Alumni.
T-l,r.jsv. aug. 9th, 9 \. N.-InauguraiIon
- II l.. Kitchel. President.
"a o'clock, P. Vibrations and other exer-
,...s Of the Graduating Glass. Masters Ora
ron. by y. B. Smith, \. B.
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The subscriber tas s. printed list of the views OF
Vermont Scenery, which h1 viii he glad TO give
90 al who ca.l.
AZ. STYLES.
July Ia-iaw1N.
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INvIsiBLE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

rVHE GREAT WONDER OF TIE AGE. Beluti-
i fui and perfect Photolral hs instantly made
in the parlOr, by man, women OF child. Price .
cents per package, with full directions. MEEkER
a PICEFORD, ll5 Nassau street. New York. Lib
eral discount TO the Trade.
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w HlTE'S PAIEsT LEVER TEUss IS tserran.sI 10
w cure Rupture radically. Tie power is made
Stronger or Weaker az pleasure, ny 'simply turn
IN a screw. No pressure the Back tr Chord.
Enquire of the principal Druggists every where, or
81 the Office 81
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS co..
GU4 Broadway, New York
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TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED a Principal for the Acai,riy in snos-
w burgh Vt. Apply L. Rev. A. s. SWIFT.
Enosburgh, or at this Office.
July T-dawlW.
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The FoUR1H IL RUTLAND, was celebrated
by Grand procession; an grafton by \. W.
TFyNY. Esq, OF New York; a race for
creased pig; and fireworks in the evening.
The rain wet the latter and spoiled most OF
them
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MONS MACNETIC TOWDER.

MADAM JUMEL'S MAsSAHAL BA1v. for de-
vi velepiug the female form. Mechanical Ap-
pliauces used Wien necessary Orders addressed
% A-Cn. for Madam jumel, si} Canal Street. New
Ntrk, promptly attended 70. ScRd stamp for cir
culsr. MADAM lrNsL's MaISKLE OBLITERAToR
Sold by al Dgagslsts.
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THE STAR MEDICINALPoYDER co

MANUFACTURE AND SELL.
p The MCKINLEY POWDER Tor the
gL~=../ speedy and certain cUre Of Ulcers
--S-,F IL the Threat and nose. Elongated
sT Palate. swelling Cf the Tlnsils
iifsA Coughs. Colds. Quiusey. Eoarse-
hAS-A ness. Iiptheria, Clergy mans sore
Threat Catarrh q tie Nose and
bronchitis See Circular, con-
tainin certificates ir0m pr. Thomas r wilson, Of
Wilson, Pcter g. Go. Wholesale Druggists, Louis
vile. ~ d. ". Iii l-eth one Of the propriet0rs
o. he New York Hotel lirs. Eliza eth Crittendsn
widow o. the Hon j I'm J trtteIdeu, AID others,
Olcc. ~. f5i Broadway. New YORK,
w would call he attention Of al sufferer. from
W Sick Headache. sour Stomache. Dyspepsi.
Dizziness, Bilious Heaiucho Ind sestiou, Costive-
ness &c % Tarranr- Enrrvescent seltEsr Apericut
As the best Remedy sLoVn for the above and sni-
Jar comrll.nIs. Sold BY al Dru-.ists
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CoyCENrRATEDLYE!

Gtw'H make jo POUNDS n excellent Hari Soap,
Or . GALLONS Of the very best son soap, fr
only about 80 GENTS Directions On each box
For sale at all D-as AMI oroserY Store
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DR.. BICKxELL,s sYRUPIsAv VERY

rich, pleasant and palatsble medicine simple, safe
and sure for young or old. Contains no opiates.
and cures Dysentery, Diarrhes, Cholera Morbus,
Pain or cr,mp In Stomach or Bowels
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tawIy

IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTISTRY -
Dr.J 81. Come . s. the v.a,-ao4te ana euterpris-
in- Dentist ci Moupl.l-, tas recently introduced
several Improvements in ueltstfy. an iur ortant
one beng 10 rubber work. Hitherto ru.ler plates
for ar,i,.a, teeth have been c. an o.js,iis nah!e
colo the deep red making tA,ra to cousp.eaous
wtcr in The least exposed 90 s-,. This objection
Ur. Come-ys L1. overcome, having in use
coycry whereby he rubber is -..ela ls-h color,
the difference between that a1i tae a4tlr.. sums
being lidca.t te discover, willie az DE same time
strength is added ty tie .s.-,.s g -aigr.us- An
other Improvement is the describing or air -lal-
bers in the riats.. which are sure 60 eventually
cause Hlalf,ru alton octhe roof of tie mouth, AID
the attainment q the oilsc. or or ehamters
through Ear rreferatl, u,;l.i. Ger. 5,sirirs
Dentsl aid will 6ni pr Comes Gle r.-ht man TO
Tatronile hf. work icing 80. l-ari l'- p-icss very
rea Sd rabIe. Non .-r- -r irer,
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will learu the means Of certain relief and rest0ra-
ton 20 health. hv writing for our new Circular
which with advice will be sent free % al. No
stamps required. Address
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IMPORTANT TO F.MtLES---THE
CELEBRATED DR.. DOW cla,ina-s .ve-s bis -ut
tlmetl "a, trel- asa. d. .u diseases incident to .
female system. An experience nf twclty-thFe
cas- en- ailes him to guarantee sl-a.y and porma-
neat reliefin tie esr'e e-lss Of sa.. r''o' sad a
o.ser Menstrual DsTlHgerlsEt.. 4sn rsa-s,rr csa's
All Letters c,r advice must atain { Office,
Enlie1tt street, p SION.
e. b. Board furnished 20 those who wish
remain under treatment.
Bosom. June 20. 1865. t3tlWly
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Directions.

Directions.
Put one OK o. Sap8ailer into Tires gallons II
water, (knock oG the end and le, the box boz; until
it enPtiss itself then take ont the box) att four
and half po1ais o.; fat, and let il boH hours ana
Go minutes Then aid small half pint Of salt
AMI let IL continue boiling % minutes longer, when
YOU AID Aalf GALLON OF AT wafer. ant let il come
% hoH. Pour small tu-lhleriul Of cold water
into a Tub Or box % wet IL round the sides ;be-
empty IL, soap in O. stani all night, AMI cu; &c
IN bars in ,ho morlir 9.
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ESTRAY.

4 lAIE into the enclosure Of the subscriber about
" the LIST Of June, red line back Heier, one
year old. The owner Is hereby requested to prove
property, pay charges aud take her away.
AMOS J. CAREY,
Hinesburgh, Vt July l3-v3Ws
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IMPORTANT To INVALIDS I:
I5-ATT SVFEFRFpS 81

from Pulmonary D.seaS,s Nervous Debility, Fc-
rale Weakness Or chronic Disorders, ofary nature
md all Who's vital forces are depressed, rendering
Necessary
Nervous fame aud Tr,-iuorator
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PERRY DAVIS
Vegetable Pain Killer.
IMPoRTANT To FENIALrs.


IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
The celebrated DR.. DOW continues t. devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience OF twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the roT'i cases Of Sagrrs,s.os
and al Other Menstrual Derangenslff from isi4tsrcr
cause. All letters fer advice mas; contain 81 Office
No. En-ic1tt street. Boston.
y. B.-BoaTd furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment
Boston. June y, ISG5.-d3tawlyr.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIANHA
REVIEWER
has proved itself lie the lno perfect preparation
for the hair ever offered 20 the public
ayoaetable compound, aud contains 1s ia
uIi.as properties whatever
Il will restore Gray Hair To- rs ari-iuai oe..r
It viii keep the hair #, m falling cut.
II cleanses the scalp AMI makes ci.sf soa
lustrous and siIken.
Il is splendid hair dressin-.
No person, old oil young, should fail 60 use -t /
It Is recommended and used g the first Sell /
- Ak for Ha.r, Vegetable s.r..i-n lla- &c
newer, anu take no other.
RIP. HALLS GO.
For sale by all dru-Sists.
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Use Do Insect Powder bat Lyons. IL is the only
sure Insect Killer. Examine Carefully. Each gen
uiuc Bottle has nemas Barnes Co.'S private rev
enuc stamp on, ami the signature OF 2. Lyon. II
lou want % PC rid Cf insects luy ~ cent bCttc Of
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O.VTFEER.

MAKE YOCR OWN SOAP:
BY saving and Using your waste Grea>
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LIST OF VIEWS

Persons who are NO; yet Supplied should call
Immediately.
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LYONS MAGNETIC POwDER,
IT hTLLS INSTANTLT.

PURE DEATH 10 CocSroacLes Pleas Mesquite
Bugs. and all obnoxious and troublesome yer
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S7zUcE BY LICHTNNG.-rhe Methods;
aud Baptist churches at Jericho Corners,
were both struck by lightning during the
thunder shower on Saturday afternoon, blt
not greatly damaged. TIC Lightning also
struck the house Of r. L. Galusha. near the
village, and so stunned Mrs Warner, Wid-
ow lady, who was standing IN the door, that
she remained senseless for several hours and
is still confined 70 her bed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
Daniel Webster.

The last number of Fraser's Magazint
has a gossiping article on the City o.
Washington, which is full of anecG otes
most of them not altogether new, which
the writer has recorded for the amuse.
ment of his readers.
A curious remark of Jefferson Davis is
the first on which we stumble. 1t was
proposed to have the walls of the capitol
decorated with an aIlegorlcal represen-
talIon of the different sections Of the
Union. In one sketch New England was
represented by symbols of education and
manufactures; the West by prairies,
plows and steamers; the Sou th by an
Arcadlan scene, with a negro in the
midst, sleeping on bale of cotton. Mr.
Davis. who was one of the commission,
made a single comment on the picture ::
''What becomes of the South when the
negro wakes up ?''
We turn over few pages and light
on an Indian who came to Washington
about some treaty, was tricked out 10 a
civilized dress, and sent back 10 his tribe
with a whisky bottle in each pocket
The tribe watched bis new style of be-
havlor with silent wonder for a day or
two and then quietly killed him 81
From the Indians whisky bottle we 90
on TO Dgniel Webster, under the inAu-
ence of more refined poJatons. At a
public dinner where Webster was to
speak, he had to be prompted by a friend;
and, on his making a pause, the friend
behind insinuated national debt" Web
ster at once fired up: "And. gentlemen,
there's the national debit should be
paid; yes, gentlemen, it should be paid,
and id if it shan't be. I'll pay it nv.
self How much IS it." And as be
made this query, with drunken serious.
ness, of gentleman near him, taking out
his pocket. book, which was always noto-
rlously empty, the absurdily was too
much for the audience. Another of his
speeches is reported in full, and, as it Is
very breef, we will do it the like COM
plinent: Men of Rochester, l am glad
to see you, and | am glad to see your
noble city. Gentlemen, / saw your falls,
which | am told are one hundred and
fifty feet high. That is a very interest
ing fact. Gentlemen, Rome had her
Cesar, her SeiPio, her Brutis; bet Rome
in her pToudest days had never a water
fall hundred and fifty feet high Gen
tlemen, Greece had her Pericles, her
Demosthenes and her Socrates but
Greece in her balmiest days never had
waterfall hundred and fifty feet high
Men of Rochester, go on. No people
ever lost their liberties who had wa
terfall one hundred and fifty feet high -