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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
COOLEY & DAUcHY's ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT SUN SUN CHOP
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READ TEES.

ASIASTIC CHOLERA IN CHINA. ALMOST EVE
RY CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
Dear SiTs | ought TO have Acknowledged long ago tn
box Of Pain Killer you had the goodness 20 send Us last
wear. Its coming was most provifential- | believe
hundreds Of lives were saved, under God, b. It. We
resorted at once 10 the Pam Killer, using as directed
Killer was given, and our native assistants assure MS
that eight out OF every ten to when II was prescribed
recovered. II has, too, been very useful iD various other
diseases. 1t has proved an ineslculabls blessiag 20
multtudes Of poor people throughout all this region.
Our native preachers are never willing 20 20 CIt on
their excursions without a supply Of Pain Killer. Il
gives them favor in the eyes OF the people, and access
10 families aud localities by when Otherwise they
would be indiherently received. Believe me, dear >Irs,
gratefully and faithfully yours,
J.. NJ Johnson, Missionary IN China
Frosi Rev. r. Telford. Missionary i'm China, nov
visiting his home in Washington, Pennsylvania.
Dear SlrS During a residence OF some ten years as
a missionary in Siam and China, ] found yocF Pain
Killer a most valuable remedy for that tesuul scourCe,
ue cholera. In administering the medicine 7 tuud 10
most eneetual 10 give a teaspOonful OF Pain Killer IN a
81 OF not water sweeteHed with sugar then after about
htleen minutes, begin TO give a iaaspoonfui of the same
mixture every half hour until relief wa obtained. Ap-
ach with the Pain Killer, clear and rub The limbs htisk
~. OF those who had the cholera, and the medicine
tSithmlly IN the way stat ted above, eight out ot ten re
covered. Truly yours, K. TELFORD
II attacked " it'll duarrhoes, dvseutesy, CrcFanp cole,
don't deley the use OF the Pain Killer.
Beware Ct ali limitations
The Pain Killer Is sold by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS Il SON. Propuefors.
3lwi No. Hish s., Providence, R T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

sTATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
EAxDcLPH DIsTRIcr, s.. al Braokfsld. within and
for said District on the 26th day Of july, A D. 1se9.
y Instrument, purporting 10 be the last WIN and
\ Testament OF Samuel P. Cleveland, late of Tun-
bridge in said Distri't, deceased, being presented to
th= Court by Dudley C. DennisOn, the executor therein
named, for Probate: It is ordered By said court, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to appear
a. ssss ion Of said Court 10 be held az the Probate
Cmce Ia Chelsea on the 1871 day of August, A. d..
1853. aud show cause, il any they may have, against
the Probate OF said VIII; for which purpose. it is
furth-r ordered. that a copy Of the record of this
order re Published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed st Montpelier, pre-
vious TO SAID tine appointed for hearing.
Bv the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

IRemember, the best of job printing
and binding is done at the FREEMAN Steam
Printing House and Bindery, and at the very
lowest prices. Address all orders to Will
ARD & WHEELoCK, Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

Rev. Mrs. Phebe a Hanaford has just re-
ceived a call from the Universalists society
in Bridgeport, Conn. Since her engagement
at bingham and Waltham, she has been in
vited to take charge of the society in Concord
" H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

CoAL.-The price of coal has advanced sew
eral dollars a ton in the last few weeks, and
this gives occasion for the following item in
the Springfield Republican:
Pennsylvania is running up a heavy ac-
count with the patient sister states who have
to buy her coal and iron, which she insists
on having protected. Her coal millionaires
are now getting nearly twice as much for
their coal as it costs them to mine it, while
the price has gone up in New York into the
neighborhood of old fashioned war rates.
Scranton coal, which in May sold for Sc a
ton, can now be scarcely bought in New
York for SO, the difference on each ton go
ing into the pockets of Pennsylvania protec-
tionists. IF these gentlemen want to convert
every voter outside of Pennsylvania to the
doctrines of free-trade, they are going to
work in the right way. A few months of
present prices will enable the free-trade
league to dismiss all its lecturers.
There is no doubt that such combination
just the effect suggested yet we doubt if a
repeal of the tariff on coal would bring a
remedy. The trouble is not so much with
the tariff as with the men of large capital
who control the markets, the railroads, and
the mines. They have got a |" corner on
coal, and will keep it while they can make
anything by it and if the tariff were re-
pealed they would do the same thing. How
ever, as Pennsylvania coal can be sold at a
profit in New York at prices low enough to
control the market even against foreign coal
free of duty there is no good reason why
there should be any duty on foreign coal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
Isaac Toucey of Connecticut, Buchanan's
Secretary of the Navy. is dead.

Acting under authority from Washington,
United States Marshal Barlow of New York
has seized fifteen gunboats building in and
around that city for the Spanish government,
and fifteen others that were building for the
sam power at Mystic, CT. The Spanish
officials claimed that they intended to take
the vessels out of the country without arma-
ment, but the government processes to have
had authetic information to The contrary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
DEATHS.

In waftsfeId. July aOsh, ARTS SMITH, widow
of Simeon ~Stoddard, aged Go. For her 20 live was
Christ, and TO die vas gain
In waitsfeld. July 30. V daughter
OF James :. and Harriet A. Newcomb, aged : years.
In Chelsea. JuIy p, Mr.. NEWMAN, wife OF James
Newman, aged SO years.
In Chelsea, Aug. 81. JENNIE B., daughter Of Loren
and Orpha Bacon, aged 6 years and 9 months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

A want has been felt and expressed by Ply
%sicians, for a safe and reliable purgative sucn
a want is now supplied in Parsons purga-
tive Pills"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
MARRIAGES

In this town, Aug. 4th, BY Rev. A. L. Cooper, Rev.
NELSON W. CHASE, OF the Boston Theological SEM
mary, and Mss LYDIA BROWN. Il Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
DISSOLUTION.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing beiw cen the
Il undersigned, under the name aud sfyle of SelIeck
& Josyn, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All partnership accounts are to be settled by Mr..
Seheek. A. n. SELLECK.
F2ew4 Z. L. yOSLYN.
Waterbury, VT, July I 1869.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
ONLY25 GENES

The Great QRieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the BoTets
allays all Pain corrects Aeidity of the
makes sick and sceak dren
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Baiey's Quisting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF In Probate Court. held
WAsHINGToS DTsrRIcr, S. at Montpelier, within
and tor said District, on the 7h day OF August, A
n. 1853.
A n INSTRUMENT, purporting TO be the last win
~ and Testament Of Lucinda Jones, late OF Mont
pelier, in said District, deceased, being presented to
the Court hy Francis " Randall the executor therein
named, for Probate IL Is ordered by said court, that
al persons concerned therein. be notified TO appear
81 \ session of said Court TO be held at the Probate
Office, in Montg elier, on Ihs5lst day of August, A. d.
ls69. aud show cause. Il any they may have, against
the Probate or said viii for which purpose, 1t is
further ordered, that q copy of the record OF this
order be published three weeks succssively in the
Green Mountain Freeman, pFia-ed a. Montpelier, pre-
-ious 20 said time appointed fer hearing.
BY the Court.
LII Attast-N. a. CHASE. Rsgister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11

uPERRY " Vegetable Pain Killer
We clip the following iron the Providence General
Advertiser " AT fhtS season 81 the Eelr- when cholera.
plsintz are sure 20 prevail. even hntF shaIil ba hHer1fr
supplied with The PAtN-ktLLEE- Persons leaving home.
whether u he for Il days excursion Cg a fun o. Europe,
should be ia a coHdlti.n 10 pt1Ce their La1l< Du 90 80 a
moment warning May deCease~ Incident ru th= SUM
meT months Which VIII prove fatal i ue- instantly
checked, can he promptly cured hr one or Ews doses a.
the Pain Killer. On more than one occasion have We
been believed ct suteuSe suffering hy ts= timely -Ha ai
the above named preparation" = ld hF all nru--i.t=.
Gucers. and medicine deler~ FAu-~N8=i-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-08-11
FOIIinsbce Association.

To al persons interested IN the recoUery Of The
F0HiRs5ee estates IN England
There IN be an adjourned meeting OF the l.
BEE ASSOCIATION aud FOLLINSBEE FAMILY at
De tA- E-SSSsna R.SAiisg, W.. On raar.a-. as
: Nlttsc pEesent. Itis seS Es.t-ssd e o uask- go
more uusAa -gaaH GO n@~aH nir nustms@~ arru1pttHhaar
Tne Agent ~fl be present with constitution aud scrip
lhat al PAY - "A the enterprise.
EDWARD F~OLLIN>sEE, President.
u. LEEDS. Re-rsfary.
b. rder of the Association.
~ O. SMITH, American Agent,
FoHin-bee Association.
Mankrn VI ma
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

c0O PER DAY. AGENTS wanted everywhere.
o&O Sample tor two stamps. address
F29wi BATES, HAYNES < q. Ci.avelarl, Ohio
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Millions for the Brown Family

To all persons interested IN The recorerv of TIE
Br0wH estates IN England
There viii be two adjourned meetings of the ROW
ASSOCIATIONS aud BROWN FAMILY, A. follows E:
AT Humans Hotet. Montpelier. VT. on Wednesday,
Aug. 4, ls69, al 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and at the Union
House, LiTtieton, y. H., on Saturday, Aug. :, 1859. al
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Il . hoped tfat every member viii
attend one OF these meetings, a. business 81 importance
will coms before the meetings. The Agent viii be pres
ent with Constitution and scrip that, ali who wish can
have an Opportunity 10 aid ia the enterprise.
IRA &. MOORE, N. u. Precedent.
Z y. BROWN. Secretary
By order 81 the Assoc tinn.
q. G. SMITH. American Agent Brown Association.
Mon ktau. Vt. FEQE3
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
-AND-
State Agricultural College.

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4 LSu, thorough Courses in the Modern language.
~ Agriculture, Civti Engineering, Mining, Engiu
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Trtrioy, Si5 a year. \ number cf s. scholarships
securing rec tuition 20 deserving Young men Next
term begins September 81. For Catalogue address
President JAMES q. ANGELL.
TS9w@ Burlington. Vermont.
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NOTICE TO iN%FRINGERS or Ii EN-
TINGUISHERS PATENT.
AGENT WANTED FOB q
Sights Secrets
OF IHE NATIONAL CAPITOL,

THE most startling instructive aud entertaining
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George z. NOyes' Estate.

psoSs o&s9aei.-JouN R. CLEAvELAND, Judge.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14
Exhubsraht Health


II . blessing vouohsofsa to few. Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong consti-
iutions and vigorous frames opt to neglect the
necessary to preserve these precious
endowments. Indeed, % . rulcj the moro healthy
and robust . man Is, tho more liberties he 10 in
elinsd to taks With hts own physique. 1t 10 some
consolation t. the naturally weak and feeble to
know that they can b 80 invigorated and built
up, BY proper use Of the means which science
has placed ct their disposal, - to hav" mach
better chance Of long lite asd exemptions rom
disease and pain, than the most athletic Of their
fellows who are foolish enough to suppose them
selves intulnerAble, and set accordingly.
It 70 not too much to ssy that more than half
the civilized world need "a occasional tonic, to en-
sble them to support the strain upon their bodies
and minds, which the fast life Of this restless sgs
occasions. In fact, psreiy wholesome, tisxeit-
lug tonic 10 tho grand desidsratun Of the bpsy
TER's E0MACH BITTERS. II ID .staminsI
medicine, /. .. II inparts psrususnt strsnEth to
weak systsms and invigoratss dsiieats eonstiti-
lions. tt reputation and Its sales have steadily
inctsassd. Conpstitiys preparations have bssn
ihtrodueed ad h6sMm, Ind, - far ~ the public Il
concerned, ad MaSsssss, II the hope Of rivaing IT,
but they have all either psrishsd In the attempt
o. been lsit far In the rsaf. II has been thsgsa,
medical suecsss Of ttS ptessnt century. and Il Il
quite certain that NO proprietary medicine 10 thil
country 10 ~ widely known, or a. generally used
Ten lightning presses, IunninE ineesssutiy
(Sundays secsptsd1 the whole ysaY thre sgh
barely supply the demand fos the illustrated Al.
manae In which the nature and uses Of the prep,
sration afs sst forth, thu circulation nov bsiil
over dvs millions . year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14

iogton special, Of the llth: "the Louis.
lana Congressional district, which the ne.
gro Meuard sspirsd to represent, pre-
sents two other claimants for that seat.
One Of these . Mr.. Joues) contested
the race in the 8rst election with Col
Mann, now deceased, but who received
the certificate. Jones has got . witness
to prove that the poll books, when they
we're taken charge Of by the officers,
showed . majority for him Of ninety five
votes, but that they we're mutiiated 10
Maun's interest. The complication aris
ing from this dispute between the claim
auts relieves the Radicals from dilemma
% through them they will escape com
mittins themselves against Meuard, th'
negro. They viii not admit him undel
any circumstances. They consider i
proper for negroes to GIL State Offices, bu
are opposed to their admission to Con
gress." -'..-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14
TO CUNsUMP lives.

THE Advertiser bsvihg bssa restored 10 health
I y = fsx .sst: ~ very staple rsnsay,
lung affection, ssd that dread disease eossuup.
tion, 10 snxiots 70 make kaetn 70 bis fellow
sufferers the means Of eurs.
To all who desire It, he will sssd copy sf the
prescription used (frss Of shasss) wifi The d.
feetion. for prspsins asd ssisS The same, which
ma, Brsnshitis H. The sniy object sf tie I'd.
vsrtissr In sssding ths Prescription 10 ts bsasat
The aaietsd, and spread Information which b
conssivss 70 b available, and hs hcpss every
mAavr ast ~ hk rsssdy, ~ will cost then
aching, end nay prove sblssslpk.
Parties wishipS The prsssriptien will please ID.
drsSS ktv. EDWARD A. wilson.
los Q. Second g.. Williamsburg, Kisgs o., 7
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14

Duslsr Pays ths Whils nsuse . New
Tears vistt. III
0yssrAl BSllsr, a New Yssfs Aay.
plid Die 1pspste 70 Prssidsst vohss4n.
Tho AestlS9b tAas Described By =, ~.
6sssssi Sos,ss sssSSpsska - usKs
Jestiesl csrwe 'ef The tUpitsd Statss Dis.
tsset Court, Wads bic sfpsaranss b a.
ssreaa- r. rths fsefsss1 .sulgssy asa.sss..
sted quiee . ssnsKtJoA By walking briskly
up 10 the Prt.idsht W ~ Usitsd OsStcs
aud shaktse hin vsfAit b. tahs Asua
The 'neetinG was sktFsmely SofaiAt b
both sidss. Dutlsf ktdsped lid itoae
political % BY bosA hsidy, phSkinr 1ssn
With ~ sutnost warmth. sPsSadsut
JtAnsss rsdiproeated htastiiy, ~ both
stood flee 10 fxcs fof 6t NSsi ~ wih.
'utss, With elispsd hands, chatting and
smiling like the oldsst sod ciosest Of
friends. Butlsr'S eye tWinkisd snd
twiuklsd with % expression Il was dim- =
cultto comprehend. President JohnSon's 3
sharp eyes twiukled, twinklsd, twinklsd
likewise. Jehnson's face wee oil ovor
smiling aud hatpy. Buffers countenancs
was radiant % : full moon, beauing with
nildness, bensvolsnce aud affection. "Ms.
President, I wish you happy New Year
and oil the compliments Of the season. "
General, I am delighted to see you, Gen.
eral." "Mr. President, I am equally
1sliehted." The convcisstion q the 10.
tsrtfsW wss ending 10 ~ exehsngs Of
meaningless civilities, when suddenly the
General became ware Of the presence Of
the ladies Of the Executive household and
hsstened to pay his respects. The meet.
ing With Madames Patterson aud Slower
was conducted with al the skill ind gal.
lantry Of which General Benjamin is ca.
pa5le. Flo was courteous, complimentary
aud witty, and took his leave with Ches.
ter6eldian grace with which Sophomore
Sumner might be envious. Visitors con.
tinued to drop 10 BY twos and threes until
t~o o'clock, when the doors were clos ID
and The New Years reception came to ON
end.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14
SwiiN6r victorIous.

Tho House Election Committee to day,
says the Republicans Warrington sps.
eisl Of the llth. took up the case oi
Switslsr ". Anderson, from the Ninth
Missouri district, and again decided in
favor Of Col. ss'tsasr's right to the seat
The House win undoubtedly oust Andsr.
son. and ratify shs second decision Of the
committee. The committee decided unan.
imously that tho ehsrgs Of disloyalty
sgainst Col. 8. 10 not sustained, aud they
adhsss 70 their ant resolution that ho Il
entitled 10 the sest.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14


The United States Senate passed . rss
olution rseestly calling on tho Prssidsu.
for copy Of hin amnesty prosisnAstion,
and the authority By which il vas issued.
Il 10 said b wilk reply BY submitting q
spsc'.' aesssss defending bic eoustitu.
t'aui right 70 grant pardou sud amnesty,
aOd quoting the dseisioe Of shg Sspr.u.
Courtis the Garland tsss.eath sass. H.
maintains that bic eosstit,sioml ,isAs Il
grsat pardon before conviction 10 usques
tiousble |; that Il has bssp The practice o.
prsviose Exesutlvss, and hss bssa sus,
taiesd By ths dss,siea Of The Suprsm,
Cssst ss1 other lssi t,busale.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14

The New York swells now wear seal
skin coats.
Alaska 10 said to contain vast amounts
Of timber.
The New York Tribute says . peck Of
grapes will yield gallon Of wine.
The open existence Of Free Masonry il
permitted Ut last in Austria.
A newspaper printed on Christmas, ap.
propriatsly heads an article "Oar Inside
to-day"
Colfsx, il il said, declines to lsctu,e
shy moro, because "he has that done for
him at home"
IfQueen victoris lives a. LONG ~ her
grandfather, her reign, j. 10 ssid, will not
close before 1901.
Tsystts county, Kentucky, II II said.
will soon b distilling whisky st The rate
of twenty Ave thousand gallons day.
A French gsologist h reported to have
discovered In vdilsy point whore two
wster courses cross each other.
seven thousand dollars worth Of point
lace il used to trim white velvet bridal
drsss on exhibition In New York.
New York 10 said 70 waste 100000
pounds Of good food annually. By throw.
lug II away % o6ai. vs.
Tho New York nswsboys had Christ.
mas dinner given them st the "Nsws'
boys Homo" 10 that city. .r.
A c,tissu Of Monterey, Cal., refused ID
recsits . tslsgrsphio dispatch from Z
Aeighborine town because the small pox
10 raging there.
Especially shun whisky, fast women and
the United etates," we're the dying words
ofs man who vas hanged IN Canada the
ether Day. .
IN Chicago three million dollars are die
tribpssd yearly for charitable purposes
and forty thousand persons are annually
aided ~ charitable people.
The Sultan hss issued % edict libess,
asg Jssussasu forever from military ser
vice aud from Tie payment Of any taxes
levied On account Of military operations
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14

"a, nestssss sspsrss lasss 7ssop efSsia.
~ besrA n Al /
a Assw town Sallsa Resl,u he's Ssss
Md ~ I Slposie vIsshisstoA ,. o.
VIM sss sss lSbs isdi6srsut towards
g. - s's1. .iadiass6etts - ,thaas iadiGaf.
vnS1. ="
Walk 10 what dirsssios Sou plsass Sos
Mil And that AsM foet.lall sad slrons
Sssa AxvS lsseouey s'-az..'ss ''':sss
n. fhissJie isid 70 nv tAtsa,y son.
plStsd his great W6tk, fs'Ax vSll&es, Oh
sliIsios, y ht'sorn psifdsepsy ~ "a soi.
A ,haS =. Previdsnd., h. /, .ias h.sS
compelled b ths soSsts 70 pay o6S asd
eesss fst spitsisg upes . lsdsS 1sso d
A eotsnpSlaty thinks Li,srpooi b
about % well ef % some Of our Ansri.
%, si.is'. bsssa'' II has : hsss aislhsit islhsi
pa oeot' ,dts 81 .r'f igI44A veAgj
A pct hen recently pislsa ont ali
tooth 10 mistake for . ktratl Of corn,
ftsu betwsss the lips Of . CoSntetisut
lady. Immediate slaughter rescued IL.
A Mr.. Dorr has declined challenge
In Missouri. He says be will fight un-
der no Uircumstances." He 10 no battle.
door. -.-.. ---
You may sisA to syt Q VIII Without q
falling bdt what II the lady, Aftsr yos
6nd her, happens to bs In want Of hus.
band of the same character. '"
A gentleman meeting ah old friend
whom he had not seen for . long time,
congratulated him On lately coming into
possession Of I large landed estate.
"Thsrc was sneh . report" replied the
other. "but you may depend upoa it that
II was quite eroSndtess." Ieas (
A youth who was being rcprimanded
for playing ball on Sunday, was asked,
"Do you know wtsrs those iittls boys go
who play ball on Sunday He replied,
quite innocently, "Oh, yes-soms on 'em
goes up by the creek, and some on EN-
goes over to the river"
A waggish apprentice, one day after
dinner, deliberately stepped up to his
master and asked him what he valued hin
services at per day.
"Why, about six cents" said his mas.
tet.
"Weli, then" said the boy. putting BIZ
hand into his pocket and drawing ou,
some coppers, "here's three ceuts. I'm
of for halfa day"
Doctor said IN old lady, the o.hs,
day, 70 her family physician, "csn you
tell me how Il IL that some folks 10 born
deaf aud dumb ?" "Why, hsm-why
certainly, madam," replied the doctor,
bowing, "it 10 owing to the fact that they
came into tho world without the powel
Of speech" La, mo I" remarked the old
lady, now jest see what it il to have q
physic education. I've axed my old mat
more nor 8 hundred times that ar same
thing, and oil, that I could svet get od'
Of him was, 'Ease they ii."
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-14

We have received tho prospectus Of
the "No,th Missouri Herald to BE- pub
lished at Huntsville, under the manage.
ment Of L. r. Brown l. Co. The paper
will be strictly Democratic, in the broad
sense of tho term, the organ Of no party
clique. We wish our young friend the
most satisfactory stccesS.