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WATCHES FOR TIE BILLION.

THE Oroide Gold Watch Company manufso-
i tuge on strictly scientific principles (stylC,
finish ana color IS eGrcs Gold a fac smile OF the
most rare and COatly description Of God
WGtches.
They SIRE manufactured with Hu1ting Gases
Qsdiss' and geGtlsmCn'sl, have superb Swiss
movements; JetCeied eHgLte-fGITiea, with CON-
peusatlOn spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers. Erpr6Saps7-
the Mosl exactug OF cur custOIOeIs-have
thoroughly demonstrated The strength, daTs-
biity, accuracy ard uti lily OF tue fac SiIais
Hdi1tGm Watches, and pronounce them Ioyal-
liable as reliab,a tlme-keepsTs.
Fine SWiSs Movements, SIS Patent AmsTican
fac silHile HdhhdnB Watches, fail Jeweled. So;
ChroHoDIeter Balance, IS each. EJabOTately en-
grRYed with new snd novel designs. Each
Watch Is warranted by special certificate from
the OrOids Gold Watch Company.
Also. magnificent OrOide Gold Chsins $, &c
and = each. Sent everywhere, 10 be paid for
on delivery.
our customers are supplied free with the
PICK pocket Detective and Watch Guard also
mailed separately on receipt OF 81 cents T1e
Genuine OTOiue Gold Watches can only be OBJ
talned by ordering directly from a..
JAMES T. MONROE 3 co,
Importers and Manufactures,
novB1 I'M lS broadway. New York
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We have little or no etsnge 10 report
in cur local markets. Business was
moderately setive and prices firm.
Meats are held at our quotations with
but q moderate demand, There has
been no receipts from above since our
last.
The following interesting statistics are
iTom advanced sheets Of the annual re.
port # The Department Of Agriculture.
The total yield, average ard money value
Of the crops named for al tbs States are
given ia the following tatIe:
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RIVER MATTERS.
MFAruER AN RIyrrs.

Weather cloudy aud misty. Light
drizzIing rain fell during the morning,
i~nterspeTssd with occasional showers.
The river at this point vas heavily
strewn with ice until nearly noon, when
it began to sink. BY night there was
still considerable on this shore, but it was
s~oftening rapidly and confined to the
channel. The decline goes on very
slowly. Arkansas is falling with plenty
OF water to Little Rcck and Fort Smith.
White river Is at q good stage. Hence
10 Cairo twelve fset can be resdily found.
The condition Of affairs at st. Louis,
Cairo, Louisville ard Cincinnati will Be
found In cur Geographic column.
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The following shows ths average yield
per acre for the whole country:
The average home value per acre fol
The number, aggregate value, and av-
ersge value, per head, Of live stock in
the United States, were Sc follows:

Number. Value. Ave
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BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter OF u. +. Davidson. Bankrupt. In hang
ruptey, District OF West Tennessee-sS-
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointmsnt IS assignee OF a. +. David
in the county OF Ehelby and State OF
Tennessee. within said District, who has
6Gjpdged 8 Bankrupt 1pon bis own petit
ton. by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn the 81 day OF December,
1858 WILLIAM Y. ClRODE,
ds4 II is Assignee, Etc.
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE WoRKgMcMAN

HAVING reached a circulation OF two thou
H ssrd, presents a medium through which
merchants and others may make their bust
ness known, inferior 70 few papers IN the
south. Those who may wish 20 avail them
selves OF the adyentsgss It offers, Will please
their fayoIs in by Tuesday OF each week,
ss 1t is published three days ahead.
ONCE, No. S62 Main street, upstairs.
deISlw B. T. C. BROOKS. Editor.
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WEEKLY PAMELA STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN \ SECTION OF CoUN-
/ try entirely tributary TO Memphis, ana has
a circulation unsurpss. ed by any other me
dium OF that kind In North Mississippi Nsr-
chants and business men generally Will fnd IL
to their advantage TO advertise in the STAR
Address Pamela STAR.
oSs Pamela, Miss.
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found its way to market. This is, also,
sc think, true Of North Mississippi
North Alabama, and 8 large portion OF
Arkansas.
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2Sth Day OF Deeember. 20. ISIS.

At the courthouse door in the town OF Austin
IN tina county OF Tnnic9. state OF zisslssippi
proceed 10 sell 20 tue highest bidder. FOR cash
The following lands rs deserted IN said Desd OF
Trust, as follows. TO wit: A. OF section seven
"a OF Township a. Of Range eleven, I'D, west
lying and being in said Iunica g Eaty STATE
OF Mississippi Sale within lawful hours. Tile
supposed 70 be good, but I VIII sell .niy IS
Trustee J. SAMPLE Truztse.
October ID ISIS oc7 tua
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BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Col. WI wEsTBRooK DE. R. W. BEERS
Late OF Mississippi. Late Of Mobile.
& EERS
Editors aad PP0prietoTs.

LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL, DE-
"A voted to pure Democracy and the rights Of
tle people.
Enthusiastically in Aigance-Two Dol.
lars q Year; One Dollar iOr six Months.
Our Very large ana rapidly increasing elrcu-
lation enables ustO offer sup ertor Inducements,
as an advertising medium, 10 business houses.
The BEE CALCULATES THROUGH THE ENTIRE
WESTERN DISTRICT.
ES 10 adTertts N CntS received EXCEPT 70
money, and at regular retss.
Address, WESTBkOOK & BEERS.
sul4tf Brownsville, Tenn.
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FOE CrzolEKArI.
FOR HALE's POINT.

Memphis and Enie's Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola and Hsle's
Point,
The Sidewheel Passenger Packet
Myrtle. ...-...-..... Captain W. Z. Hardwick
A I'LL leave Memphis rs above -.xHA
w every Tuesday n Satur-G=zZ1zE
day, commencing "Wednesday. NEeu4OeI 10Th,
and viii remain permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention TO bus ness trusts 10 receive
the patronage OF shippers.
for .reight or passage apply on board or TO
NINSON q DONAHUE, Agents.
&i Front street.
MART WALT & CO, agents,
noy22t If no. ~ Front street.
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Il viii be seen that the receipts OF the
ere falling OF rapidly at this port,
and we would caution our readers
against the conclusion that there Is still
plenty OF it ia the countTy-thst it Is only
held back for better prices. We ere in-
formed by gentlemen who have Travelled
extensively in West Tennessee, that ful-
ly thee fourths Of the crop has tlresdy
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DRUGS, E &c.
LUMBER. ETC.
humber.
.LMn2hel..

OLDEST lumber merchants Ia the South
~ Yard established in Memphis 1sl7. Build
Ing Material cf all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Door. Shingles, Ceiling. Blinds,
Lsths. Misunderstanding, as zed sash, fenc-
ing. We don't iptend TO be- iludersolc. Yard
and ef1ce foot Washington Isreet, nssr river.
piS d&w8m NJ. 6. 4 !. W COCHRAN.
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Gid Reliable" Memphis and White
RIyer Us. Hall Packet Company,
seml-WeekEy Lilac.
- - -

EIHE splendid sids-whseI steamers LIBERTY
L No. 2. and MAYEL0WER, will form &
Semt-Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday st . o'clock pm, connecting at
Railroad for Lizzie Rock and Eot Springs. Re-
turning, will leave JSoksOnpOTt every Tues
day and Friday st s a.I1., ana Deval5s Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at II o'clock M.
The Liberty, No. 2, ana MsyhOwer will make
close connections AZ the mouth of White river
with the steamer Gcid1n for Pine Bluff. Fare
10 Pin BluG, SO %; Freight, 50 cents per 100
pounds.
The steamers Economist ard Hamilton VIII
run bstween Llttls Rock and Fort Snluh In
connection with this line anu the Memphis2nd
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freighl n all
points between Lutte Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance oRe-haQ per ceaL LEGS 5g his
route than any other.
JOHN b. DAVIS. Superintendent,
LEVY q SHARPE, agents,
Oce9 ~ No. sSl Front Row
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sT. LOUIS.
TRuST SALE.
TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID VIM d. Fly on the Ish day Of March, A -.
1859, 70 o u. Trot-eT, Irustss, to secure he
yme Of certain prOmissory notes PAYABLE
IS follows, 10 wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, due and payable to Catherine P. Free
man on the atn day OF January, AID. 1850
with ten percent. Interest from date. and dated
the 5gth Of March. A D. IS2. one note OF the
same date for six thOusa26 six huu1red IS 100
dollars, p0yaS { 20 athe-tns P. Freeman on
&sh day OF March, AID. 1854, with legal interest
rom date. And enc note OF same date for six
thOosand SIX hundred @ 400 dollars. payable to
Catherine p freeman With legal interest from
date. said Deed OF Trust 4 recorded IN the Pro
bats Clerks ofics OF TunicG county, State OF
Mississippi. in Book L, OF the record o. deeds
for said county. psge 3t. And BY virtue or,
and in pursuance Of a Decree OF the Chanesry
OF said Tunica county, made st the April
term thereof AID 1858, investing myself With
tina powers OF TIustee IN SAID Deed ofTlust, the
death Of the said Jno. D.. Tr0tter, Tr1stos as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 aid Chan
car- Court I will. on the
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FoR 81. FRARUEs RIVER.

Memphis and ST. Francis River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, wIttsburs ana st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sldewhee1 Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
AEyILL leave Memphis on her e0A
first "trip TUESDAY, Ncvem. "A 49,
Der 24th, for Helena and ST. Francis river, and
Every TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
LARRY aA6Bf5rAD, Agent,
novi9 Il Nc. = Madison street.
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NEMPHlS s ARKANSAS RIVEg
ExNEE -
Packed COMPANY.

THE elegant passenger packet THOSIAS H.
4 ALLEN built expressly for this Company,
VIII now take her place in the line, and here
sfler the following boats will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays IL Thursdays, at 3 o'clock pm,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL...--.R- L. naines, Master
Bia.sdel, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the new and
light-draught packets,
FORT GIBSON ...~....John Woodburn. Master
FORT SMITH..---.-.---James BOwlin, Master
VAN BUREN .....-........J. ". Williams, Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapte1
to IT. Passengers aud ne.ght Will be put
sas nTef %ithout detenuol, and az reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river FROM North or East OF en-
phis, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," at Memphi Merchandise ship 1ed hom
New orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and ARKANSAS River Packet Company, NRpc-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
JNo. D. ADAMS, President.
T. a. KENDIG. Agent,
nOv26 %4 Front strast. Moshv Rock
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DIssoLUTI0ws.
Notice Of DissoEufien.

THE partnership hereto ore existing between
L the uLdsrsigaed. md r the nrTo Hanle-Of
NOURSE z MATHEWS is his day dissolved
b. mutual consent Charles Nom VIII coll
lect all on sanding aEcUu-ts and pay ali la
biities. &. EOURSE.
A. MATHEWS.
Memphis, Tenn December g, lsss-
The undersigned wIu cOutiuus The business
a. tie same olics,
No. 1G jefferson Street,
Where he viii ts happy o sss ell thCs3 having
business 10 tran sact with t1s Ffu1iE Mutual
Life Insurance Company, or desirlug insure
therein. c. EUCHSF.
December 9dSS. aefnIw
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FOR MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHEEK @
- leaves Memphis every day fOrA
MonndCity at & am, 10 am, Il m, % and AZ
pm. Leaves Mound City every day at = m
8 a.m., IL am, and ~ and 4 pm. Landing al
foot OF Wasf'~st0n street
iyu MARK r CHEEK. Master.
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NURSERY.
WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 4

A LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees,
n ~6htuboeTy, EYergTesns ana The finest va
Tleues o. Fruit 1rees5 also. a fuIs Sorrmsnt OF
Hot House Plants and Flower aud everything
Usually iC1ud in = hrsl c-Gss Nuc=Ty. which !
offer fOrsate at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
The stock en- band having accumulated for
the last few years, L. becomes necessary on Gc-
count OF q want OF room % dispose OF tlesur-
pins. which I Will Offer ~ Eresily reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Sursery north or
south OF this psInt can possibly furnish them.
They are The selections OF Lae late Dr.
Wheaton, whose long experience IS tie best
guarantee OF their being net only what they
are repre5ense ed 10 be, but as being peculiarly
adapted TO the Southern climate u1rket for
which he devoted his especial study.
In Sdiition % the above I have q very ierge
stock Of EagnOiias, which can oder So greatly
r dueed prices, and which VIII be carefully
packed FOR transportation by Al exgerienced
Catalogues. with prices and sny Information
wanted, VIII be sent on sppaca ion %
HADDN THOMPSON.
P. Q. Box II, Memphis, Tenn.
Terms cash or aity a-ecsptaness- nov3d4WI
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHA1BER OF COMMERCE.
AEAehLs, December 10. tSeR
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTHERN G CITIES
Is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September -, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FoLLoYst

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
striving al st. Louis 81 $50 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured ct the Conpany's Office, 23z%
Main street. and ct Depoi, mead OF Main street,
. Baggage Checked al Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
cipal points East and NCrth.
SAN. Z. JONES, superintendent.
ABA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
aemPhis and New orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES.-M~...Geo. W. Boyd, Master
J. ). SEDAN, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter r.
4 the trade as a regular SATUR-
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November 2s. az 3 pm,
every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HARSSTAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
novl4tf No. 2l Front street.
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M
O EvANsvILLE.

Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-For Cairo and Evansville.
NtlH l4aolG4
This new and APPENDED passenger 81
steamer llleaVe as above on .zsk
TaIS DAY, l7th inst, al 3 pm.
LARRY HARldSrAD, Agent,
DELI II ~ Madison street.
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FOE WHITE RIVER.

M-enphlsand White Rryer U-s.Maa Paekst Co
Ashford master
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis as above, -
SAIURDAY, 18Th inst, ct 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
LARRY hAhMSTAD, Agent,
DELI st star Wharfboat. toot Monroe St
Memphis snd White River US. Mail PscketC co
COMMERCIAL -..--..-.----Ash master
This excellent steamer leaves .R
Memphis as absge, SEss@4E
SATURDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agent,
No. 81 Front street.
]. a. Sayers, Passenger Agent de.7 81
Fog Jaeksonport, Powhattsn, P~ocahontas, di-
rect without shipping.
Il. p. CDNNERSE-~-~-. -..-..Blsworth master
This splendid passenger packet -@z
vii leave Tor the above $500
THURSDAY, I7th inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
dsiG .. No. 80 Front street.
Regular White, Black and current
River Packet.
LADY WIFHAUP. ....-..--.....Cap Chas. Eeers
sid a. Humphrey, CierK.
THIS packet viii make Weekly eta
1 Trips nom JacksOnpOFt, Ark. ErsE@z
Black river to Pccahontas and Poplar biun,
and up Current river 10 Donipnan. She will
make close connections at JacksOnpor with The
Des Arc Every Saturday.
Shippers aud passengers may rely on her
punctuaiity. deS I'm
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DISSOluliOh OF NN)aTtneFslIos
NOTICE Il hesebv- M bsf
N POHER / ECGEOTShis GavadfsoI7ed
by mutual consent. The dzbts due Che SIN
VIII be collected by Mr.. q. X G-IOues. who has
been made Trustee ~ Us iOr that purpose.
John POWER.
THOMAS ECGEOY.
Memphis. Tenn. December L 1SGs. deztf /.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-28
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 1922.


y Union soldier writes to inquire what
the democratic candidate for the pre,i-
dcncy meant in his speech at Utica, the
other night. when he sarl We are
strengthened in our convictions of duty
by tie fact that majority Of our sol
dier, uphold u IN this political contest.
This Union soldier says lie don't under
stand it AZ AL, tor Mr.. Seymour spoke
rs though he meant by '.our soldiers. ''
the boys in blue, who fought for the m
ION, and vet there Is nothing in his record
TO show that he ever considered them
''o,~ soldiers, i'll any such sense. He re-
memb. r that Mr.. Seymour and hi
friends delighted to call Union soldiers.
during the war. 'L.ncolm'> hrelinu-. 90
"Abolltion aS,as>inr," and pet names of
hat sUrt-tiiat they had ~ little svmpa-
ihy with | mon soldiers. that they re-
lprcrd ut rebc! victories and went sur-
rowing when uc,v7 came OF federal sue
rce-e--that they opposed tooth and nail.
n! measures. which provided for Giving
~ hers the ballot, and that Scvmour
himself stood between tine government
and the conscriptel relniorcemcnt-. and
Hi;! hi- back to the hard pressed arui.-
in the field. promised to stand bv those
who rc-i-lcd the draft. Oar Enion sci
dIer r-nemher- TIM, and Reminders too.
that when the ,hion and rcb.l liues-iAc
blue, anj the gray, confronted each ot'-
~. half across the continent. from the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-28

How To GET To CONGEEsS -''Dodi-
fer the entertaining Portland correspon-
dent OF the Lewistown Journal says:
Il have been thinking of nominating
mvsrlf for Congress one Of these days
shall howl about "Lloated bondhold-
ers," and unequal taxation, make few
speeches, have them printed and distrib.
utei in the small towns, present a few
Sabbath school libraries and then declare
that ..although | do not covet the honor
I am ready to serve my country and pro-
claim the principles Of the democratic
party in whatever situation my politica
friends may see fit 30 place me" Th,
only trouble with me Is that | served min,
months in the army and fought and lie,
4 little about Long Bridge in Washing
ton. To be sure [ didn't serve loug
but the politicians will keep throwing i
in my face. 1t is awful to attempt t.
creep up under such disadvantages"
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S,NGrL,u Clr-r. OF PNEtLYsI-.-.t
l,tt!e ~ou ur Oscar 7. Davis Of White
hall. y. Y, dicl Hay or 80 since ut
paralysis induced 10y the lnIio".u. -iu@u-
lar manner: W:'h several other boys
he was in the habit If laying liz ar, on
tie rail, Of tie railroad track, Will,
other, would 20 of some distance and
pound i!.c rack with stones. livery one
knows that sound j. conveyed much more
RAPIDLY and with much greater intensity
bv solid substances than it Is through the
air, and by this means sharp ringing
sound was produced, completely dcaten-
in" the listeners ior moment-in fact.
the boys called it playing dcatening. 1t
seemed to have Il greater effect ON Mr..
Davis's boy than on the others. for, IL
he stated after lac was taken sick, th.
deafness would sometimes last for halt
an hour. lie was finally taken with i
dreadful pain in the head, terminating IL
paralysis of one side OF the head anC
throat.
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\ \ICL SURGICAL OPERATION MIR.
EiIar VI. Wool OF South Adams. Mas,
1t ;,hou. 2G years and for some time
connected with the 9TH engineer depart
mcnt OF the L. \. Army, called at our
Office tins week and exhibited the result
OF 4 very >kilitul surgical operation per
to,m-, iur him by DR. \. :. Dudley.
dentist Of this city. 1t appears that AIr
Wood, while in the United S.teS >c.-
wee. was wounded, and after being carri-
ed TO the hospital lost Il largc part OF h.s
no.. with a portion OF the palate OF tine
mouth, rendering his speech almost mar
/ tlculate and the countcnlucc 80 unplcd~-
/ ant TO look upon that he wore Il baudt9c
|,ver u portion OF the face to conceal it
/ from view. Hearing oil the success of
+ DR. Duiiry in several similar cases he
came to Salem 70 ascertain If there was
any chance or being relieved in his truly
unfortunate condition. DR.. Dudley
/ ympathizing with the unfortunate man
gave INN encouragement, and has sue
ceeded IN adjusting IN artificial palate
20 the mouth, inserting three new teeth
IL the upper jaw, and also constructed,
mainly from rubber. an artificial nose,
| n gooI deal better one than J. shown by
some people, giving TO the unfortunate
man greatly improved appearance, and
enabling him to converse without PAIN to
himself and quite ineligible to others,
! <Ghan ObS1rcr.
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RECEtrEs-To make Il lemon drop:
let It tall oil the tabl,.-To make Il ,io-
mach c;,hc. USE plenty OF uurIpe fruit
10 make "a (nj ice cream; sticN a PIN III
the baby.-To make pastry neatly: have
every thing il apple pie order.-To make
toa,l-in-ihe hole: make Il hole in the
ground, and drop a toad IN ito make
q nice pickle: hunt III 4 drawer for
something i'll the dark.
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INTERESTING To SAUSAGE EATLES.-
\ correspondent asks question which
com., home to every one who loves
''sAu-5-r-. Here II i
..-N.. Etytu.-That what witch to
ask vou l. w,ihcr strych,mc, what the
polirc .i,c~ to dogs, wont p,zen the hu-
man being after ,;>-ingers has been fridc,
Plea-c to put ihi, in the paper how thi,
Is. for if tridc Sirychime Is pizen, | 20
Yours, till plzencd,
RICHARD BUE>,."
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''i''ii vi lsit iIiP~l tNlfllNlNC lll. ull'
ticuIt bridge upon the route:
1T is constructed with admirable skill
and is capable Of bearing weight forty
times greater than will ever be PLACED
upon it. \ careful eXamina-
ton of this magnificent structure con
vlnccd every member of the party thai
the marvellous speed with winch the roao
has been built, has not been achieved by
any sacrifice OF sccuritv.''
The editor of the N"w York Time,
refers to the fast running done on Il pur-
ton of the trip. and says:
Tile locomotive tore alien" at Il speed
of over ln mics an hour, AMI smoothly
enon2h We Travelled. even at that hi.l
r;rt". proving conr!u-ivcy ,hs.t the mon
Pacific railroad j. substantially nuiIt."
OF the company shops \; Omaha, the
same authority says:
Tine tirS;-cla,l cars manufactured
here are equal to any c.rrs to be found on
any of the eastern railroads. and indeed,
the Hhr!c rolling Stock Of the company
viii compare with thA; OF any other road
IN tbs cpuntrv.'
Inr editor oil the Philadelphia A..
SAYS:
II; might he -uppo-'.i, from the ra-
pilry with witch the work was dome,
that il was ofa temporary aud perish
able character But such ! Mt IL,
r;s~r. Di the roadway i j.
enough to say that ~ lr..lrr-rI !,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-28

In the time Of Henry VIII. one who
WAS about to be burned at the stake as a
hereto was saved by the interference Of
a friend on the plea that lit wasn't worth
while to burn him. as he was nothin"
but a musician" The reason was ac-
cyptcd a. quite sufficient, and the prison
cr's life was spared.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-28

An old offender was lately introduced
to a new county justice in Illinois as john
Simmons, alias Jones, alias Smith. IN
trv the two women first said the Jus
tice. bring on Alice Jones"