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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
COMM ERHAI

MARsETs--New York, Ian. -. Flour = tn H. rr.
lower; sales 500 bhIs To ~ "a round
hoap Ohio 50 20 Ia 10 - Western s. 80 10 Is uB
Southern go 10 Is co California SIP soto 81 Wheat
To &c higher Spring - Is 10 5al. Coin , h.. -.
lower; mixed Western 81 IL White southern. 81 10 .
Oats In PC higher; Western 81 to
Pork duh and heavy S2i o.. Lard dun COT frn
unefourih lower sales 1900 bales. Middn. an
lands l6ic.
MONETARY AFFAIRs.-Stocks strong God l4te. a. =
520s coupons 1862, loSE U. S I0-i0s coup MS 1914
L. :. 1905 l04f.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Is a soothing eypeciOrant.
L prepared In meet the up
gent need Of safe and relia
bic cure tor diseases of the
throat and lungs. \ trial at
many wears has established
he fact. that It IL more eiiiCa-
nous in pulmonary affections.
than any other remedy. It's
= fiica cy has now become so
generally known. that II Is
Justly regarded in many ooun-
tries as a medicine OF lndis-
AT Britain, France aud Ger
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
THE MARI ETS
BOSTON CArLE MARKET,

BOSTON CATLE MARKET,
Reported and autographed e1pes.y for Green Nous
tain FreeaaH.
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the>4ceek
ending Jan. 10. 1868.
The following is the amount Of siosk at Market;
5 81; ~, *::: e., Ell ss.s s 50. 500
Beef Extra ss so to ola 90 hrst qua,,.y ~ - 20
Iii IS. per cwt total weight OF hide, taloN aud
dressed beef. a choicest single pairs IA . 10
sns @ e. to to $50 80 per- pair or to
their value as Beet. Handy steers, sloo TO sl2I
Mcb Cows-s55 TO s75 extra good, ,51to sion, witi
mr. without calves a. may be agreed harrow aud odua
sTonrSYearIings SEQ TO 500 TWO years ola 500 TO
sheen and Lambs-4 to 81 ; extra O. pea h. on
l'' sa ~f Hcrsr u TO Sc Young Pigs to
shotes wholesale, OTTO retail ret 0 70 &C per ii
Hides-Bdghton 9 to Zoe; County lots } 10 81
Calfskins, I6 to Is.
Pes-Lambs.I o. 10 81 % each eounrVi'fs D. ," ~
Rrs,RKs-The receipts at Cambridge tiiis y * =
hox s5S from Maine nearly 500, and some 80 kh'ts
Island and cattle total "i 200 head - som
ZOO more than last week tt average size aud gii'i
OF The whole stock very good indeed A"gH- the
fine lots at Cambridge The 10 head belonging ~ Dul
and French % If which, estimated 10 ores i-V' >
each were sold 10 s e. Learned at - - 1" ii cents per
pound pair black as MINIS siii = "a a.
o theirs w hich were fated by Mr. c H. Dhl ~ 81 Nino
sor W. weighed 1924 pounds st home, ad i"l9 a 1ai
brid o, They were III all respects premium" ntr-
FouT others were lated by Mr.. Z. II. FreHch n hNS
land VI NJ T. Shacketf ct Vermont also n3i : ne
EXTRA oxen pair fatted by John Pierce OF t&fe"d"i
weirhed 1900 pounds home. par tr IA Af re W T.
supposed weigh near 5000 pounds An"e' par very
fine weighed il7O in the Brighton scales ,
The large supply of cattle has gwen the "l''ietN
chance than they had last week, anu i'ltNs '
the drawers saw this advantage been used egia~'
them So a, u the prices good /" iur 'AeH
ffnm Il 10 81 cts. per h.
Last week the drovers had everything their eNn WAY
willie This the butchers are less anxious 10 my d
the Unexpectedly receipts caused them to Crea as
effects on market
Nost of the Of sheep market rhis week are
fair TO good. little change ma prices S1!es Were
from II 10 cents per 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
HELMBOLUS FLUID EXTRACT

BJi Il
l. a diseases ct tie
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, nRDPSY Or
GANiC WEAKNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
GENERAL. DEBILITY.
senses of the
Urinary ORGANS,
wnetnel y ting in
MALE OR FEMALE
from whatever cause originating ,ia matter OF
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases ci these organs require O
ii no treatment submitted to-, ConSumnflon or In
sandy may ensue Onr Flesh and Blood Supporie
from these sources, and The
uEALTH AND HAPPINESS
that OF P'Sterity, depends upon prompt Of reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Established upwards of Is years. prepared by
81. a. EHEINERDLD.
DRUGGIST
a9i Broadway, New York and
sps9yl l04 South 10th Street Phiadeihi, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free OF
charge) TO all who desire it, the prescription with the d
reeuons Tor making aud using The simple remedy by
"hich he was cured OF lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. only object is 10 benefit The
aicied and he hopes every will Nv tins
blessing. Please address
spF22yl Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Nc-lb5 South Second ST., Williamson rgh New York
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NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT.

Reported by FrSroE, FGrzeEFALD : i'FAcss str''ilS
Produce Commission MeTcu ants : 81 llfrali- rt y
Y Sales made Tor cash, and prompt returns assured
Liberal advances made on consignment All goods
flIIv Insured on arrival. Marx couis Iucty, tsd
forward Invoices. w quote Tor fhs v'=ek euairs
lSfS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
WISEAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY

Fer the of Coughs, Colds, HosrsenssS, Asthma,
Iniuerza, Group, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis Predis
position 10 Consumption, &c, &.
This great remedy i too we known, and is perform
ing much good, Ike il necessary into an
elaborate discussion Of its merits. Suffice say that
still maintains its supremacy curing diseases OF tie
obstinate character and that all who suffer from the
above comp anI having tested this remedy seldom
have occasion other appliances insure
perfect I storat:on 10 heal h.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENrLEaAN whosufered for years from Nervous
a Dsoity ami Prem Decay, and all The
youthful hdiScretion will for hu
manlty, send tree to Ii who need it, the recipe
directions Tor maxi ng the simple remedy by which he
WIS cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adver-
users experience Go by addressing perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDGN.
spFl9Vl
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HELMBOLD.S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT R1CHIr

Is tae Great Diure.ic.
hELNsoLp' 8 CONG ENTRArED EXTRACT saRsAFARtLLA.
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both prepared according rules ct Pharmacy and
Chemistry and are the most active that bs made
spFeyleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor the frame and bloom 10 the palid ek.
Debility is ccompaned by alarming ymptoms
no treatment is submitted to, consumption, insa nity
M etIie fir ITS rC-ta
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
"PAMILY PHYSICIAN,

Seventy six pages: price IS cents any address. y
oney required until the book received read and fully
psproved IL is perfect guide the sick indSpozsd
Address DR-ss. 5. FITCH .25;Fremont street, Boston
sDF5vl
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are resaincd
by HELMHoLD's ErTR.cr RucHr- snFgt leon.
FoR CoUGHs CoLps and CoNsUMrTIoN, Ivy the Old md
~ell-known Vegetable Pulmonary Batsan
approved and used by oldest aud lest husqss and
families Tor forty gears past. Get the genuine. REED
CUTLER CO, Druggists, Boston, ProPrieior>
FSzMiSmG<p
ToStc Turner's DouIoureux or Universal
NeUra Sta Pill is safe, spe edy cnre or
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The severet cases
arc comp eteiy and permanently cured n d very sho
ne Neuralgia in the face head utterly banshed
few hours No form of Nervous Disease :. fbstaud.
lis magic Influence. Ii has the unqualified approval a.
many eminent physicians II contains nothing injurious
to the most delicate system Sold Sent on
receipt OF 81 90 and two postage stamps TURNER 4
CO., = "ramont ST., Boston, Mass, Pfoprietors
Bton. July .oi, leo. spr&M@7yi
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PROM nov, w II. JONES, Of W. Dover.

w I7t'NVfF
- have been troubled my hoyhood with chronic
hereditary unSs nplalnt Some since, early
the winter, took cold, which usual settled into
a cough which continued 10 increase the
advanced although made of all the oHgh
edies had knowledge OF Ny family pAy-ieisn also
presented Tor me bat Nlerienced relief. During
al This time was gradually running down. losing flesh
and stTen 9Th unit any iieuds. well nay l. he
very uiuCh med, thinking should waste away
in CshsGmf ttf. While Boston, during the spring
following induced Try WisIar's BaSam OF Wild
Cherry AiteI days mai sensible that
relieving ten days time say cough had entirely
ceased and | restored 10 health and strength
hive since kept the Balsam in my house, and
whenever any men her OF my tami has cough
cold It is Ume diateiy resoTed No fsmiiy should be
without IL
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE h SON, Is fremont
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POSITIVE CURE FOR SCROFULA
In all IFS manifold forms.
J. W iIoRSFR, EsS-, of Pafkersburgh West Virginia
writes to Dr.. Anders, July ,. 1866, follows.
- had 81 running Ulcers when commenced taking
yu'r Iodine Water. and am now enuu ly cured of
Scrofu -.
DIR. IA, {. err Iodine Water
pu,e UIon Of iodine without solvent the mast
powe tui NiaZiug Agen; and Restorative known. Cir
culars
}. F. DiNSNORE, Pr prieroT. Sc Dey Street. New
York. sod hV all prncsiSt-- r2snl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

\ correspondent referring to the eomlnuni-
cation in last s week FREEMAN ,criticizing the
expenditures of the recent State Legislature,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

bury. One was started in each of these
towns in 1915. Which was first is not
known Both were under the auspices OF
our denomination. The pupils in schools
now number over II 900. The Greensboro
school commenced under the superin-
tendence Of Col. Washburn, who was sub
sequently teacher in this school In 1916
the New York Sunday School Union was
formed. and eight years after the Amer lean
Sunday School Union. In 1861 it was es-
timated that there were in the United States
100000 Sunday School pupils, and at this
day it is believed the number cannot be less
than t 1000 900. Wonderful results from the
most humble and obscure agencies Glori-
Gus harvest from " the least of all seeds -
But think, too, how changed since then the
circumstances of the teacher and the scholar,
of text books and commentaries to aid
them of library books to interest and at
tract them; of the thousand beautiful
hymns now in use, all aglow with Christian
fervor to inspire them, and Of the hundreds
of beautiful tunes to charm theIn-tunes
some of which are now sung by perhaps
half the children in the land 1t is not
believed that these results could have been
reached without divine favor Let it be to
you the seal of Gods approval upon your
work, and serve to keep your hearts strong
for it to the end.
But lift the vail and look above see the
thousands of children there around the
throne. ." What brought them thcre?''
81 How came them there?' Oh, how many
of them would exclaim, could they speak to
us, ''On earth sought the Saviour S
grace" through the influence of the Sabbath
School. Measure the worth Of the soul.
Count the millions redeemed through the
agency of this heaven-sent institution and
you shall then be able to compute the value
Of the Sabbath School to the land and the
world
The history of our own school for the past
year is familiar to most of you, yet custom
requires that the annual report of the Super
intendent should embody certain facts and
statistics, and these | will now proceed to
give. | think it safe to say that on the
whole the year has been a prosperous one to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-15
TO CONSERVATIVES.

USHE Rev. EDWARD "A. WILSON will send
ree o. charge) 70 nh who desire II, the prescrip.
lion with directions for making and using the simple
remedy BY which he was cured Of q lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumption. His only oh
sci isio bensfi the afflicted, and he hopes every sui
ersr will Try his prescription, as il will o., ,hcm
no,hing and may prove y blessing. Please address
RKy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
I a No.l66 80. 4nd ST., Williamsburg, n. York.
e May q. sat sT-iam
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INFORMATION.

IMPORTATION guaranteed to produce iururi.
I ant growth Of h1 upon bald dead or beardkss
face also recipe, for The removal Of Pimples, Boich.
., Erupiions, &c. The skin, leaving the same So
clear and beautiful, can be obtained without charges
by addressing q h :.
= Law. ''THGs. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
.# SEQ Broadway. New York.
ssptsmher 10. A8 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-15

A BEAUTIFUL White Kerosene oilin one and
7G III DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
rr you want q good smoke, otothe
DRUG STORE.
FULL Line Of Pain,ssnd Dyes,ufs, siths
A DRUG STORE.
sxrHEweN's snd other Itch Ointment. q the
w MI DRUG STORE.
C,IsH Hooks and Lines, Mstslss &c..atthe
Il DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, SOME
n very ans..iih DRUG STORE.
VoU willkaa pretty lot Of Jsvslry. siihe
Il DRUG STORE.
SEwlg0 Aaehins Gill; superior article at Oh,
- DRUG STORE.
April II. ~ $3.50 So
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E. II. p @ & U e,
.HanstacfMi'er and Wholesale
49, Dealer fsi 18
.a ID IL N w ARE,
<4aH HILLsBoRoU6H, N. C..
REM o VED.

TINE undersisne5 may now be found North Eas.
Il Of the Court House, next door Last the Store
of James Webb, Jr. x..,...t.5
He hereby tenders his thanks to he Merehsntsana
others who have pa,ronised him, and now sssaIes
them ,ha, every effort will be made on hs part to
make continuance Of their patronage prohssbls 10
them as well ss TO himself .sn..z#
BY extending his business, and with the use elm.
proved Machinery he 10 able u reduce the erpeass Of
10 manufacturing and can afford 70 @A@3~*
REDUCE PRICES.
He will nag sell at WHOLESALE - low Is the
same grade Of Ware can he bought North or South
He will use only the best material, as he expects to
continue the business and wants TO trade more than
snce with the same customer.
Allkinds Of good Produce will to taken from Mer
chants instead Of Cash in exchange for Ware.
again ask my friends. and southern merchants general
w. to remember THAR nsishsor and help 10 build W
HOME ENTERPRISE. ..
Z. H. PuGUE,
II e a t5sE-
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DuRE RYE WHISkEY,
Apple Bfsndy.
French Brandy,
Port Wine.
nsdsirs Wine,
Gin, for Medical purpo,es. ~ Tie
DRUG STORE.
GLOVER AND LUcERNE SEED. We s,H
~ have Clover and Luesrns reed 10 lev la,
sttbs DRUG STORk-
pLUE STONE. ., The
ID DRUG STORE.
" <@ .*&5@@ DRUG STORE
MACE. Nuimsgs. Clores, Spice.
lfl Cinnamon, Ginger and Pepper. si The
..... ..-.. DRUG STORE.
EEposlNE Lamp Chimnsys. a The
IN ......+ DRUG STORE.
TIVE BEsTT0NIc In use. Elirsr Of Paurian
Il Dark with ProlsSids Of Iron. At The
DRUG STORE.
sepssnhsr ~. ii "a
II
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

IL A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nei
vous Debility, Premature decay and all The rferiso
youthful indsefelon, will for the sake OF suhsriag
humanity, send free 70 all who need u, recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing TO profit BY the sdvsr.
,sers experience can DO 80 by addressing in perfect
confidence, 80.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. a. Cedar g.. New York.
Msy O.. #& = " 3s-a
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Tin Ware at Retail.

AEH VVuIO GAt VNOVSHEHs
A sI,a nov 80 situated - TO offer my Wares d
= s.sail. as.v erBpositisa. have said ssfor,
ssI wosh not be snserseiS; Inow say ihs. ] vii
sell ls~u than believe anybody else will endsr
take 10 Do. -~.....- ...-
cn.. '-rCssh and Barter. and get !" The ill.,"
z. n. P0GUE.
IwsRt 70 bay
Rsss. Bees~sx.
Old Copper,
Old Brass,
Old Css,isgs.
Lead, Zine,
Flax Seed,
Sc. &c. &c.
and will pay Cash for The 6rss three articles.
+. II. P0GuE.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA, !
"a. PEKsOs County.
Court OF f,eas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1867.
Lesn,rd Laws, sdm'f Of MercI Sweeney, deed,
Henry q. swcansy and others.
Petition 10 cell real estate, fled Of June Term, 1867
1T appearing 10 The ssiisfaelon Of the Court that
i Joseph swssnsy and ElK.bclh Sweeney, minor
defendants ~ The shove entitled cause reside without
mo jurisdiction Of this Court IL 10 ordered that pub
sa,ion be made In the HilIsboreugh Recorder for sr
ssoeiiye weeks notifying the said defendants Of the
1ing o.his petition, and thai they appear a. The next
torn Of this Court, 10 be held al the Court House 10
Rorborough on lhe third Monday IN December next
ibeu 10 stand w. abide BY md perform such order and
deeies a. the Court may make; In default judgment
pre- eonfssse win be enlnred ss 70 them.
SAMUEL Y. BROWN, C. &C.
NomembOf 10. ia--ew
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
The Boy of the Period.

While the girl Of the period has been sub
jected to the sarcasms and anathemas of the
Saturday Reuieao and its imitatOrs for the last
twelve months, singularly enough, the I" boy of
the period" has escaped unccnsured. His eX-
emptiOn from criticism says writer, is certainly
unaccOuntable, for he is vastly more obnoxious
than the most obnoxious type OF the much
abused girl. The latter is rarely unpleasant
to an uncomfortable extent, except during the
brief period of her transition from childhood
to girlhood, when she is yet uncertain whether
innocence requires the unrestrained display Of
her ankles, or mOdesty demands that they
should be exhibited only through the aid OF
carefully arranged accidents. AT this stage i'll
her existence the girl is usually disagreeaby
pert or stupidity bashful, and in either case is
almost invariably an undesirable acquaintance.
| But this period is, at any rate, brief one
while the boy, from his tenth to his fifteenth
year, is a skilful combination Of whatever is
! previously unpleasant in human nature.
As rule, he is totally Indifferent to the dis
tinction between truth and falsehOod. Thl!
arises partly from the undeveloped state of hi
moral faculties, and partly from his ignoranct
of what is meant by honor. He is cruel boil
to his fellow-boys and to the defenSeless highe
animals that fall within his power. Ordinari
" he is dirty, and almost invariably he is rude
Apparently he is totally devoid of consequence
and were it not for the occasional instance
which prove the contrary, we might be justified
in concluding that the boy never becomes pos
sessed of a personal soul until he reaches til
age of fifteen, or thereabout.
These moral defects inherent in the boy Of tn
period are, however, Of little consequence
comparison with the more heinous qualitie
which distinguish him. Gifted with a shar
and stringent voice, closely approaching
quality to the cry of saw suffering the agonie
Of file, he basely delights to torture the cal
of humanity with his ceaseless outcries, an
when in the service of the proprietor of a fru
or fish wagon makes the music Of the fish hor
melodious by contrast.
Nothing is sacred to him and the person;
features of men or woman which excite his a
tention are made the subject Of his derisiy
: ieers. Wrapped in his sublime selfconceit, /
thrusts himself into every place where his pr
? sence is especially undesirable He sits nel
:, to us in the street cars and eats apples an
peanuts in a way that ought to be made ST.
tutory offense. AT church he arouses OIL
sinful passions by his tendency to persistel
shifting, and at the theatre he disturbs our equ
nimity by talking during the important m
ments of the play, and chokes us with dust
applauding at unreasonable times with his u
Q desirable feet
! In whatever place he may be found he
Ii never otherwise than persistent, intrusive al
unendurable nuisance.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11

sperian readers, has commenced a course of
readings in Chicago.
Mrs. Siddons Scott read for the first time in
America at Steinway Hall, New York, on the
10th of October.
Prof. Moses G. Tyler, of the University of
Michigan, has several new lectures.
Donald q. Mitchell, ike Marvel) is not dis
posed to lecture this season.
Prot. Il. l.. Youmans is in Europe, but ex-
poets to return in November and lecture on
scientific subjects.
Prof Robert Z. Rogers of the Pennsylvania
University, always has full houses, and always
delights his audiences.
Josiah z. Quincy, who h@s siVom lnuGll oet;s
faction, will lecture the coming season on The
American Ideal, and "The Defects of Our
Common Schools"
M. DuChaillu, of Gorilla land, is master
OF the lecturing art. He has started on tour
through the West
j. f. Manning lectured last winter on Lead
erS;" he has also THE Power of Culture, y
and 6 Brougham," both new ones
| A. A. Wilets attracts with his mental Dys-
pepsia, y ''The Model Wife, Off-Soundings'
and others. He is generally practical and high
| ly interesting.
De Witt Talmadge has delivered House
Hunting" and other lectures, which usually
keep his audience in the best of humor.
| - w. ID. OulllSi formerly OecreCdTy OI TIE
Young Mems Christian Association of this city
has several lectures, relating to the interests o.
young men. He is an impressive and instruc
tive lecturer. He has the power of investing
his subject with peculiar attractiveness, while
his fund of anecdote and illustration enliven
and enforces what he utters
Hon. Thos. Russell lisa good lyceum lecturer
John L. Swift is characterized by humor anC
pathos.
Mr. Shaw Josh Billings), "Mark Twain,
SAKE, Mr.. Locke, (Nasby), each have their pc
culiar vein, and are ready for engagements
Among the Female lecturers are Anna Dick
inson, the progressive, Mrs. Lippincott (Grac
Greenwood, who has many warm friends
Miss Olive Logan, woman of fine appear
ance, cultivated intellect, dramatic manner, ant
attractive style, but who is not always happ
in her choice of subjects. Mrs. Stanton, Mrs
Severance, Mrs. Dali, Mrs. Howe, and others
will probably lecture the coming season.
There are host of Others many of muc
excellence, and some who make their appear
ance in the lecture field this year for the frs
| time, but space will not allow any furthe
5 enumeration.
Smyrna times., 1868-11-11
WHOLE NO. III

ANECDOTE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. tho
somewhat famous case of Bodgens will, which
was tried in the Supreme Court some years
ago, Mr.. Webster appeared as counsel for the
appellant. Mrs. GreenOugh, wife Of the Rev.
William Greenough, late of Weston-a tall,
straight, qucenly looking woman, with keen,
black eyc-a woman Of great self possession
and decision Of character-was called to the
stand as a witness on the opposite side. MIR.
Webster, at glance, had the sagacity to fore
see that her testimony, if it contained anything
of Importance, would have great weight with
the court and jury. He therefore resolved, if
gRasaffabd't gRasaffabd to t 3 5rfffkt ffst 9f6 d to 6sr be-
lieve," Mr.. Webster roared out, " We don
want to hear what you believe; We want to
hear what YOU know - Mrs. Greeuough re-
piled: That's just what was about to say,
sir, and went on with her testimony. And,
notwithstanding his repeated efforts to discOn-
cert her, she pursued the even tenor Of her
way till Webster, quite fearful of the result.
arose, apparently in great agitation, and draw
ing out his large snuff-bOX, thrust his finger to
the very bottom, and carrying the deep pinch
to both nostrils, drew it up with a guSto; and
then extracting from his pocket a very large
handkerchief hc blew his nose with a report
that rang through the hall, and asked: " Mrs.
! Greenough, was Mrs. Bogden neat woman
Mrs. c." cannot give you very full infor-
nation as to that, sir; she had one very dirty
trick" Mr.. W" What was that, ma am 2
Mrs c. She took snuff.