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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01


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hntIo ni,t,o" I;0 enitGnl;na tb:r any otbnr onl
ut .lous'' Co XIII ~ all I9 ns;,i,.'
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,os5,n uoss '" aaJo5 & % ~ ,bc gnlts Of cS;l5booj
Ea,b;n,, abant hin, Is riobt ne yo,. bo Is i'm.
-,o.a.ns c,nIt, o., IN no;,ts and o,.or,
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w 1i,St .nd Iee oboye and bolo,s i'm h,
,oloss o a. rof,,o IN callons bor5neys or ;rr;tohi,
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-. 5taIl III. 1o,5or so,no,b;n, Lo bas q,
nv hoast ana nr,nher one cries ont. on
a,, a's T,u 49, las , ,bo door mon do wish 20,
w." y3roaiin,, Az o,,r.rs Law tbo door ononr Sn,
w. Io'ian iant " y, ,Ie mnd o., ON vonr % teeti Uag
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
Why the pIaee Went Down.

was riding past large farm few days
since in public conveyance, when man re-
marked, as he looked out, This place seems
to take to red sorrel the best of any thing.
| should rather have il in red clover"
Then followed some conversation between
him aud the driver with regard to the owner
Of the property. Once he was offered eight
thousand dollars for it now it would not
bring half the money The fences were brok-
en- down, the boards of the barn were swing
ing in the wind, the old plows and wagons
stood about unshcltered in the neglected barn.
yard, and the house just opposite was in keep
ing with all the rest
" The old mans sons mostly hang around
the old place, but don't seem to do much to-
wards keeping it up. They are lazy lot.
All three of EN- are at home now living of
their father. How they live with their FAM
lilies can't see. They never have anything
to sell off their place.
One could readily believe that, when he
took survey Of the broad fields, which should
have been covered with waving grain, but
which instead were red with sorrel There
sat the lazy young men looking out on th
passers by, as if they had no other bWo.
in life. The old farmer smoked b arviug
saw his valuable place goine,al osIs Iss,,saep
ruin, with the coolest indiffy = p1oi:Ss p;,aS smut
men of such household ssr5hcernS, /, ,hes-.s-...
Of pity, for on them f Q. sad o2ag. Ses sss
of making brick witlRaamoA.& In sue.
sleepy hollow " atmosphere, the most
energetic would feel a lethargy creep over
the spirits, eiiectualy checking all advance
ment.
Would you like to know the secret of such
thrinleness 1t was whiskey barrel in
the cellar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
For tnung h,adies.


Tawhisi from %, Gom4a.
Beside the church door, aweary aud lone,
blind woman nt on the cold door stonci
rlc wind was bitter The snow ioll fast
And hooking voice in tho Atml blast
Seemed ever to- coho hor incoming crv
A. shc begged or aims Of The passcls-ly,
" Have pity on mo. have pity. pmyi
NV htei is hout ani my head j.. grey"
The bells ocra ringing the hour of prayer
And many good pooplo were gathered thorc
nut, covered with un and mantle, warm
They huriol pas. through tho wiutry storm.
somo were hoping their souls 10 ave.
And some were thinking of death ani the grave.
And alas. They hid no ume 60 hc,l
Tho poor soul aiking iot chariD va mecd
And 'Uina wore blooming with beauty erucc.
but closely muacd 100 wells of lacct
They m uottho SORROW. nor heard the moan
OF rhcrwbo s8ton thc cold door Stone
Ath.t camc onc of o. nahlo uame.
Bi ue city counted thc wenithIcst damu
And Io pearl. that o'or hor nook wcro strung
She nuudl, ucrc to iht he-elr dune.
Tuon followed o. ma.Ion ,ouus aud liir.
Adorned with olustoFs OF golden hairs
But her drc.. was thin, and .canty, and worn,
Not even uo hotgar's seemed more orloru.
With tcarnt look and pitying lgh.
shevh..pcrod .on, so jewels have D..
But give SON my prayers, good friend, said she,
And surely } know God istcn. 90 mon
On hrf poor wcnl haud so shruukon and small,
The blind woman nltu ta1rdrap mu
1hpn Kissed 20 aud saii to the weeping 4Id,
'lt sou who have 2ron the puc.t pearl"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
hi nMNER, nE nnRsE.-

ThouauAs oi horse. disc yearly from Cole TIN. need
not Dee. pr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lnimcat will posi-.
lively care every ca-e f given when irst taken The
cost Is unly dollar. Eyor OF horse should
have bottle 20 hs stable ready ioru- Is ls war
ranted superior to anything el'o for the of cuts
Who'd Calls, sWcinr, soro Throat Sprains, Bruises,
Old Sores. 4o This Liumcnt IS no nov remedy 10 has
been used and approved of ior l yeau hy the irst hofs
in the country. Given 90 sn oyerdrlven horse Il
acts Ike magic nrtcr ore constantly received irum
the silb',' ~ raglnd Or IT, The celebrated III
ram Woodruff Of trotng nms. used it iof war Col.
Philo r Bash Of the Jerome Race Course has given a
Certificate shicb be at the Depot stating shat
atef years OF trial &, tho beet In ihe world. lie ad-
drca ls forlhsin, n. Y NO once using u Ell eyrr
be- siihous it u D. pui up n Pntno,tief. sold hy the
Dgursst and saddisyf. u,raaqtoat ne lnted st,,ss
Depot l0 Park Place New York gL9s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

T0HACoo. Tobacco possesses only to very
limited extent the narcotic power so conspicu-
ously displayed by opium. Its food-action,
however, is correspondingly prominent. 1t
retards, as is supposed, the retrograde change
which is constantly going on in our tissues.
The nutritive forces of the economy thus gain
an aseendeney, which results in an increase
Of the bulk Of the body. Whether or not this
be the correct explanation, tobacco and its
oongeners undoubtedly do promote nutrition
when used properly; and this, indeed, is one
of the benefits attending their judicious use.
The habitual consumption of this drug,
however, is incompatible with full mental en-
ergy. The noblest function Of the body---that
of ministering to spiritual and mental growth
---can bo performed only by the brain; and
it is on this organ, as We have seen, that the
effects of tobacco are first and most powerful
ly felt.
BY its sedative benumbing influence active
work is retarded, aud after time condition
Of approximation is indlced by its use, in
which the brain is as slow to respond TO its
stimuli as was Dickens fat boy, Joe, to the
calls Of his master, Wardle.--Ffom an article
on Tobacco, IL he December number Of lip
piRcotts Magasne.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

GoudHs lIAmrs,-When he goes leoturing
he takes a writing-desk filled with paper and
envelopes, and writes letter to his wife
every day, and she also sends one to him.
lIs also has private secretary or attendant
with him, whose duties include, among other
things, that Of waking up the distinguished
lecturer from his afternoon nap. The latter
takes only one square meal per day, din
ner; for breakfast and supper he has light
diet, say tea with bread aud butter, About
3 p. NJ. he takes a nap, and sleeps till the
4" last minute" Were he not obliged to get
up, by some one determined to do it, he would
sleep til o'clock, But one Of the greatest
Of his peculiarities is the way he puts on diff
ierent suits Of clothes throughout, three or
four times day. 1t is one for the morning
another for dinner, a third for supper, a fourth
for the lecture, and a fifth when he returns
home. A cup Of tea, and then he is ready to
talk and joke till midnight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
ruE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNrAL

HnFictier's tnitcisntes Almannc lr 500 Cor II.fr.-
button gsfs throughout the United stacs and $50 cv-
ilil1d countrcs OF the Western Hemisphere viii hc
puhse'l about uio nrst OF January and al Who wish
60 understand the true philosophy Of health should read
aud P1udcr to valuable suIgestonF 10 contains lu ni-
dition 90 admirable medical treatise un the cause.
prevention aud OF great variety of disca.es DO
embraces a large amount Of information ntcrcstlng 10
the merchant, the mcohhuc the minor tho farmer The
planter mad professional man and the calculations
have hpcn made for u'h moraians and lattldcs are
most suitable fr correct ani comprehensive NATIONAL
CsLESnAR.
The nature uscsi al0 extraordinary sanitary effects of
H0sTETrERs STOMACH RlrrERs the staple tonic
aud Alternative OF than half tho Christian world,
fully set forth ln 30. page. which are also inter-
spcrsed with pictorial iilututons valuable recipes Tor
the household and farm. humorous tneclotls aud other
Instructive and amu.ug roadug matter. oll sual and
selected. Anonrihc Annual. 90 appear with thc opon-
ing ~ hu year this viii ne of ule useful aud
mag BE- hi for Pc lsag sond of copies t. The Central
MauuHetory at Ptt.5urs Pa., or Go c nearest scalcr
in HosfErrENs STOMACH riTrERs The BIT
TIERS are cold u every city, town and village, and arc
extensively a.el throughout the euure civilized world
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
How Tom Became q Member of
Congress.


There was a little fellow among the New
England hills. year. ago. as there are many
now, whose parents were poor. lie could not
remember the time when he wore shoes aud
stockings in the summer Sometimes in win
ter, when he was OBJ ged to walk three miles
to school, and wade through ,nowlrifs that
did not melt until the last Of MAY. he did
wear such as his father had rejected, aud q
pair of shoes that slipped up and down at
every step he took Nevertheless. they were
shoes aud stockings aud he was infinitely
prouder of them than any king living is Of
his crown.
One dav. as Tom was plodding along with
his slipshod shoes. pufinq from exertion and
blowing his blue fingers to keep them warm,
there came dashinq down the Hill sleigh
such as the younester had never seen no,
indeed, not even dreamed Of And the horse 2
Tom stopped blowing. so intense was his ad.
miration of the elegant creature that came
foamipg and tossin9 his daipty.arcbed neck
ricbt and left
Tom spranr aside at the last moment, and
as he sank up TO his chin ia the light snow
tore his old cloth can from his head. and Don.
ped up and down as if he was in the presence
of the President.
Jump on behind. my lad shouted tho
driver. - iump ON behind And Tom did
iump on, at the peril of his life, aud away
they went. tearing along al great speed. un
N over went the sleigh, and ont went the ri
ders and buffaloes and things generally.
Tom sprang to the horses head, and cling.
ine to the bits. the tips of his great cowhid,
shoes touching the snow, asked If the gentle
man was hurt.
" Not bit my lad only warmed up q
little. What's the damage ?''
Netting. sir. that see" returned Tom
his handsome face glowing with good humor
as he Welded the horse to It's owner.
"Wen. then. my lad, get in, and we'll tr,
again. You are going to school, | see ad
ded the stranger. as he gathered up th
reins.
Eyes sir"
" How far ~
Guess It's about two miles from here,
The gentleman turned and looked into hi
face, and then glanced all over Tom's figure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01
hliscella anenus,
TIE sINGINe LEssnx.

Nv JEAN fseEf0w.
a nightingale made a mistake
She sang a for notes cut Of tune
Her heart va ready 10 break,
And she hid ifom the moon.
She wmng her claws, poor thing,
but was fr to proud too speak
She tucked hor head under her wing
And pretended to bo asleep
Mark arm.in|am with a thrush,
Came municring up to the place
The nightingale feit hersclf blush,
Though feathers hid her faee
She knew they had heard her song
She felt them snicker and sneor
She thought this life was too long,
And wished she could ship year.
"Oh, nightingale % cooed o dove,
"Oh, nightingale what's the use
You Bird of beauty aud love,
Why behave Ike a gooscf
uon't skulk away from our sight
Llke "a comiaon eoutemptihle fowl
You biri ofloy and delight,
Why behave like an OWL
only think of all you have done.
ouiy think Of ell you can do
A false note is really fun
From such a hifd as you
lin up your proud little crest,
Open your musical heak
other birds have 10 do their host
ioH neod only to peak
rhe nl4htingsIe.hgly took
Her head from under her wing,
And giving the dove n look,
suaightwsy began to ing.
Thnro was never a bird could pass,
The night was divinely calm,
Aul The people stood on the Erass
To hear that wonderful psalm
The nightingale did not care,
She sang only 10 the skies
lior song a.cendcd there,
AMI there she drod her eyes.
The people that stood below
aho know but little about;
And thi- story moral know
ifyou'li iry 10 lind Il out
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

Tim GREArEsr BLEssISd.-rhere is no
greater blessing for aman than to have ac-
quired that healthy and happy instinct which
leads him to take delight in his work for
his works sake; not sluuiog it over, not
thinking how soon it viii be done and got rid
Of not troubling himself greatly about what
men say Of it when il is done, but putting his
whole heart and mind into it, feeling that he
is master of II, feeling the thing that he has
turaed out, be it a legalargument, Or a book
or a picture or anything else, is conscien-
tiousi " and honestly perfected to the best OF
his power.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

Rr-rnNnlnIIrN.

" \ child De- born now take the germ and make "a
bud of moral beauty. Let the dcws
OF knoEledge and The light of virtue. wakcit
lu richest fragrance aud in purcst huosi
lof soou the gathering haud of death will hfoal, 10
Prom us weak stein of life. and it shall lose
All power TO charmi but ift that lovely flower
Hath swclled cpoasurc, orsubducd Que pain,
% who shall say that 10 has Iiycd iu yainf"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

n tho Treatment OF Discases Incident 90 Females bias
placed DR. poW the head Of all physicians max ng
such practice speciality, aEd enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent 10 tho sor- cuses Of Sup
psfsioa and all oor Mcasfraai DeraHg e1sfr iron hdf
er.ss All eiters iQt advice must contain s 0co,
No. ESnic0rr srnFer DosroS
y. B.-Boarl furnishes % tho-e desiring 90 remain IN
der treatment.
Boston, July, lso9 732i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

"A couple hailing from DE Kalb county,
H., passed through Princeton, lately, in an
OK team, on their wedding tour. The hus-
band was 10 and the wife II and they were
bound for Iowa 10 make farm and a fortune.
Such pluck will succeed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

4 COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention as neglect ofen ft.
suits in an ineurahlo Lung Disease
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR ROCHES
will most invariably give instant relief
For Bronchitis. Asthama, Catauh Couanpuve and
Throat pseases they have a sootiiIng effect.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them TO cleai
and strengthen the voice.
Owing 10 the good reputation and popularity OF The
Trochos many rariAer ohsap limitations efsred
sAiol good for nothing. BE sure to onrAS the ras
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCTlES
s0Lu EyEsTwHERE
qllfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

4 victim Of early iutsercfon, causing nervous dehn
ity, premature decay &C.. having te Boo vain evcry ad
vertiscd remedy has discovered simple means OF self
cure which be will send frce 20 his fellow sufferers
receipt of stamp 90 pay postage.
Address II. REEVES, u Nassau ST., New York
sgn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

Over $4,000 Partisan workmen are on
A long strike, which must last all winter, and
produce misery. They embrace nearly eve
ry trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-01

Prussia has not prison room for her rap
idly multiplying criminals,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15
THE OLD GARTMAN.
M ArYEcrwo sToRY,


have mind 10 leil a story brief,
yet q true ous.
About dSd years ago John Ainsley, or
'Pop A.nsjsY, as he was familiariy coll.
ed, vac tina owner Of hand cart, aud
earued Iivlng by conveying missola
neous paokngps rom one part Of the city
10 another, and receiving therefor Iho
sun Of fifty cents per load. designate
tbo occupanon IN the prosiesl
language possible be was h0id-
ca;l man, gi3' when rot employed
he could always be louni on th1 Gomez
Of Montgomery and Cs,fr6ia. street.
His hair aud iods beasi were quite gssy,
and hiJ Ijnbs feeble oOd IS be ooulj not.
shove Js heavy load lhfough tbe deep
sand oruP the sleep grade above him as
sraiGarDh feulon on tie opposite Gamer
thereby losing u7ny a JOB anl mary
dollar, al the light loads 10 tue neigh.
t9rhooi ieli 10 bis lot, aad kindhearlej
uea no, Vdlrgqpau.y travelled square
or tSo out Of Ibeif way to give en- easy
job to old Pap Ainsey.'
Four yaarsago last September Il rec.
oiec! lac mouth, forl had four ,aogs
sod dollars 70 Pey, anl w5s compelled to
do so.ae pretty sharp lipaGciering 10 meet
III, hSying t7D or three dozen yo|utaos
o transfer omg odsiOss, gave Pep
Aiasley de !ask Of transportation. Ar
risihg qs NY Ipo,n just as hu had deposit.
ed lhr Iast Ofiliui on the lGblo, md ob
serving that ,h9 old man looked iatigaed
alser climbing lifee fight ofslatri lao or
thrse tines, liigyitsd'him 70 liko 4elps-
oF}trandg, fg4le q wh,clf 5Fgeel Iy
& n % 81 gsf5s . iei z. Z y
ifif.n fSSfaass. Althoueh grateful tor
ybe-ihsila'iea, ho politely declined, ]
Fr,a O e.trnief,sb
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

'N~N''E VI ~ AlpslcN,. euA NeNtT
saw him but ,link Of .ho sad story he
had told me.
Ono chiily, dri2zly iay 10 December
following, q gentleman bsviaR purchased
a snal marble top table q, IA auction
room opposite, PROTECTED 10 The old Ns1
lhejob Of carrying isto his rsil,1ca AZ
Stockton. Not wishing 20 rccomqlng
the earrior, be had selected the laeo c'y.
iag ,ha best assurance Of careful delivery
Of his purchase.
Furnished With the number Of tha
house tho oh o0rlmea sfer o rviog
suggie with The steep asesu, OF CglEor.
'pia street. reaobed his destination and
iyposi,ei The table 10 tie hail. Linger
nE a momen. ,bo Ialy-iil no, sbrmio
the reason, until 6a politics. &i5.mcl her
tia, her husband t'oy sueh 30 too. him
TO be) bad omitted, probably accidentally
TO pay for the carriage.
Very we'll, l viii p;y YOU, said the
lady Stepping into on adnioin1 room
ShO returned, oni stating that she had
no small coin 10 the house, hsading tho
man a twenty dollar gold piece.
He could not make The chance.
Never uind, will call to morrow,
ha said, turning 20 20.
No, no, replied the lady rsneing
piiymgly Q, the white locks a0d Drtmb
lug limbs, i will no. put you To 40
muoh lrou1lo. end she handed lbo coin
10 Bridget, wth ioalraoioos 10 ae1 il
she could GO! IL changed at ono Of lb5
stores or marko,s ia !ho neighborhoai
Sep into the p1Elor Until the girl rs.
,Uras; the air is chilly aud you must be
cold, o0Htjuuellho lady. Come she
added, AZ he locked az his a:iiFe apd
hesilalejj there is q Gro 10. tho gate,
oai 40 one Ihers bn! tha cbillrca.
1t is somewhat chilly,' sell the old
man following her iulo The Parlor aud
Iaking seot near The FIRE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

Al .ha rocen, election 10 Yiaclaed N,
j., il was again unanimously volej 10
have 90 license to sell liquors. There
we're Two ticket, in tho Geld, igsiadiag
ouo "woman's lickat," nominstoi by o
meo;iog o men aud womsd fstorablo 70
iomgIo suffrage Tho wonISA cisI 10 OIL
ls2 votes Whilo one ct,Bs vomon,
liring on lands ayent5ESr3 attending
the polls, herfnsbond .gsl9s 9seindly soul,
Has homo doing the family ironing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15

'Sieao when% Iinqqiral tholghtless.
p ly, obserginE bis hesitation.
The old mau told me-, Sixteen yeirs
q .aasl waIIlo,io f-luer near
Syrscuas New YORK. Iiohsd one child,
O daughter While attending boarding
school III bat city, ,hsn gri sixteen
years OF a.a she formed aa attachment
Tor . young pGysicion. Acquaia,iag her
father with the ojrcums!auces. be l3dp
r1Gtsed his coassGtto 0nion vitha
mgo he h5l neyer seem AMI removing
her from so.looFssnt Uro to the yolog
ga.,au: wi.h the a0ma@hat pointed in.
that bis grssensa in DE neigh.
borhooJol AiasIeg iatm% cUd polmee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15
rROFEssioNAL4 BUSINESS CARDS
NNTECE.

- All. uersons desiri1e .oi.ain authority by
IA certificate 10 teach srh6ol in Mason county,
will herebytake notice that my public exam
ilniipn OF Teachers. viii, I,om ttis cate. be
held at Mason City, GU iheTHIRD SArUB-
DAY Q! each month Nopryate examinations
will b. given, czeeP, in cases Of emergency,
JACOB BIRD,
supt.Plb. Schools Mason Couniy,
set 2o-'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-15


TIE reader Of course sathjses !hk re-
salt, for such proceeding could have but
one result. ia Ios5 than month there
vag sn elopeueut The father loaded
bis leuBlo bqrfelei shotgun. and sworo
yengeaace, bu! aiI.og to GnJ the rugi
lives, ho took TO the bolo. His good
wife impIorsd him no. to give vaY to dss.
pair rnd he accused her OfoncoufGgeiug
,he eopemeHt.
10 three months lho,wiio died, and At
Iho expiration OF o year. when The youug
people returned to Syracuse from Goa.
neoIicut, where they had remained with
the psren,s Of the husband. they learned
hat tho old man had squlnlcrsi his
moaeg. AMI was almost de,liu'e,-r,
Learning Of their arrival, AiaSley draak
himself into frenzy aud proceeded TO
the hotgl wh6ro they werg topping, A.
lacked tho hu band wounded hiu ia tho
arm by pistol shot, aud attempted 20
mao lh5 lifa.ofh'g daughter, WHO hap.
PLY escaped uniDju'oi through tho 10:
tgTpOsilon Of ps55ons brought to tbc
apCc by tue rcPor, Of the pistol,
Aia,ley wasarnstod, tried sul acqait
tod on .be-pIea o,irsanIty. Tie d'ughr
. ef and her husband returned 10 Connect
icut, ,inc6 which Tins Ito Ia.her had not
heard from them, 10 was scot 10 q
lunalic asylum, from which be WAS dis
missed aNer ramlni0g six months. ia
1854 ho cams TO California. Ho hud
| followed mining for two yoera, bat hia
aueng,h was unequal to tho pursuit.
and he returned to tho city putohased q
bandoat,, oni-.lhe res! Is Known
Since lhen, concluded tha old m'n,
bowina hp fsce in.hi3 hands 10 agony,
liz bav6 10, tGslcd liqnotshcr bsySE on
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G'TToREEY At Law,
fsJiLL. prsc.iis y the coQnties Of Mason
az jackson and Writ. Address Ravens
yeod West Is. = ,.pri! II 'JI-ly
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Az Aor to abolish tho oliSs orchiOi OF
staff TO The Genefdl OF tho army.
BeH frsoigei Jg hd Ssaais ana R9psa
oi' RCp,t'aRl'ioa cItaq Ultsl S.d,sl af
s lcosetcbr0 " gYyETu pAas.I
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,b3 YOU never driDal, said I.

30 youneyar drinkr said I.
'Fefy seldom, he replied, dioPiog INFO
choh al'my request Ond @ipigg tie
precipitation from his forehe'rl.
,Weil, il yourdduk at all, iOsisIed,
you will not fad as fair an excuse 10
be nex. twaIvemon!h ior you oPpear
htguea alscaraeiy Cbls 70 st5nd.'
'Io be .frank, said tho old man, 1 10
no, drink now have not tasted i0!ox.
iaaliug liquora for dNeea years,
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