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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE @TTCH!

HOWEVER, inVeierate, tn one hours applic alton, III and no danger from taking cold, by using
 Dumfries' Ointment. This preparation, for peasantness saiety expedition, and certainty, stands unrivaed for the cure of this troublesome complaint. It is rapid, well certain in its operation, to cure this dsagreeabie disorder most effectually in hours application only! other dangerous ingredient and may be applied with perfect safety by females in any state, to children at the hreast.
 Price37 l-2 cents box, with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
A New Invention.

THE subscriber has commenced making IL the Ne,0ly Ihvented MACHINES for WASHING aud HEATING WATER; and he respectfully invites the inhabitants of the towns of Litchfeld and Goshen to call and examine for themselves. The principle on which they are made cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to all those who wish to save la- bor and fuel. The said Machines can be had at the shop of the subsbriber, few doors west of the County House.
 WILLIAM R. BUEL. LitcAfeld, March 8. 1882 SnS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

elements began to work upon the SuperstI- tious fears of the sailors, at the same time that the terrible heat of the sun spoiled our water and provisions, and affected ma- ny of US with dreadful pains in the bead, and even with delirium. Pale, and strick- en with terror, we asked ofheaven, storms and tempests, and the heavens, turned to brass, like the ocean, afforded us nothing but the same frightful security. Sun, moon, and stars, presented alike death- like spectacle; and all in nature which are harbingers of peace and gladness, convey ed to our minds nothing but terror, and presage of death.
 At length to swell the horrors of the scene, camep famine. It had been ap- preaching gradually, but when it was an- nounced that it had become necessary to deal out our damaged provisions by allow ance, it fell like a thunderbolt among us. It is a calamity sufficiently terrible on land, but on that unfrequented sea, with nothing on his desert bosom more substan- tial than its foam for hope to cling to, how infinitely dreadful what, in such total a. bandonment of all nature, could rescue US from the horrors of despair.
 There was wailing on our decks there were blasphemies, shouts of madness, and frenzied prayers for the tempests, the waves, and the lightning. The sun was dropping for the fifteenth time, towards the sea, as to his grave. It set, and shot his parting rays on dark body that at that moment rose, like the demon of night, in the eastern horizon.- O! the joy with which we hailed that cloud On it came, blazing as if all the fires of the elements were concentrated in it's bosom. On it came, and with it came the wind.
 All the demons ofthe storm appeared to have leagued their forces in that one gust. Still it was pleasanter than the light of the sun; the mingled howl of the clements was music to our ears, and we hailed that tenn pest, as it swept over us in its power, with tears ofjoy. In four hours it left us shorn of every spar, and filled with water, in the regular trades. Our decks had been swept of every thing but our bodies, but we heed- ed it not. We felt only that once more it blew, that once more we moved.
 Sagacity of the Dog.-The following circumstance occurred at the Cotton Fac tory, in Methuem. A girl who was going to her work, at an early hour, in passing d foot bridge, accidentally slipped, and was precipitated into the river immediately be- low the Spicket Falls. No person was near her or saw her situation. The dog which is kept at the establishment, happen ed to see her fall into the river, and imme- diately ran to the Factory, and commenced scratching violently at the door, bowling most piteousIy. The overseer, on open- ing the door, was induced to follow the dog, who immediately ran to the river, and pointed out the girl who was there in the water struggling for life. The man plunged in and rescued the sufferer, when she had risen for the third time, and was nearly ex- hausted.-Lynn Record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

"Who is the most miserable man on earth and whilhcr shall we seek him I- Not in the tavern not in the theame bus in the church That man who has sat Sabbath after Sabbath under the awaken ing and affecting calls of the Gospel, and has hardened his heart against these calls, hc is the man whose condition is the aost desperate of oil others: "Woe unto thee. ChOraSin! woo unto thee, Beshsaida and thou, Capernaum, which art exalted so heaven, shall Dc thrust down Co he'll"
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
From Ghe Utico ElucidGtOr. AN EXTRAORDINARY PERIL.

We have given some notice of the unprecedented rising of the Ohio river and other western waters and the dreadful caamities which have attended it The following particulars of an event on the AluW R. Swan, Esq. of Columbus, Ohio, to George Bray ton, of Western, in this county. Mir. Theodore D.
 We'd the subject oft, is well known citizen fthis county, a tour agent for the society in New York for the promotion of manual-labor institutions
 The following are the extracts which shall take
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12
sTArrVToN CONVENTION.

A.a meeting of the citizens Of Franklin county,
Virginia, friendly to the election of Henry Clay to
the Presidency Of the United States at Rocky
Mount, on the 2nd day of July, 1882; Sol Thomas
B. Greer was called to the char,an Moses G Car
per appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting been exp lalned by Col.
Ro. 7. Woods, upon his motion the following res
olutons were unanimously adopted
Rcsolued, that this meeting approve Of the Con
vention proposed to be holden at staunion, by the
friends of Henry Clay, on the thlrd Monday o. the
urassn. taon't
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, E4lsfa, 5Laf sfose' G u, q Hoary D6ia.I.
William NJ. Burwe and James NJ brown be ap-
pointed Delegates on the parl d this meeting 10 al
tend the same and a,l IA eoneetting such measures
as to the SAID Convention shall seem most likely To
promote the election vt Henry Chy TO the Pfesl-
tenej and john Sergeant 10 the Vice Presidency Of
lho United StHts.
Rsaired. that Richard NJ Taliafrtro, CnIrJ
Tate, Buiael Z. hcntt, Thomas Hale Ro I
Woods, Henry Carpcr, Theodorlcl T. Wohb Cas-.
slnnr Cabln1,s Moses urecr. j. Thomas Il Greer,
SAMUEL Helm, John X Guelrant, Moses q Pollard,
Preston ~ phon John Sample, John Ii Nadc,
Samuel Harstou, a. Henry L. Galloway, Bud $
Webb Creed I w lob, Harvey Claytor, Ro NJ.
Beard Fleming Saunders, John Jones, john Cns-
sell Samuel Saunders, Josiah Wo obs, Josah 4.
he>erspn, Samuel II Woods Pleasant Dickson,
john " tle Hopkins Nowhn Christopher Nmg.
held, Stephan prasGou, VIM VI BurwcI1 Wm.
Z Ashwonh y,nrs VI Brown, Benjamin booth,
John u Booth, John } Wells, lnomas Ferguson,
Henry EuIy Benjamin Smith, Ransomo Suther.
auld Bernard q trndrlck mud Christopher q Bah
och, be appointed committee OF vigilance and
correspondence ior this county, whose duty II shall
be 10 act IN concert with such central OF other ,om
mliircs os mhy be appointed 10y sad Convention IN
Promotng, by such means As shall be advised, the
election OF the above named gentlemen - That the
inst five named persons constitute the correspond.
ing Communicated that they have power to sup
ply vacancies, and 10 add ~ Their number hneees
sary.
Eesolrea, lb' the proceedings Of ,hra meeting be
slgncdby the Chairman aud Secretary, aud eoples
thereof forwarded to the Editor, Of tho Wing y The
Iynchburs Nusinlan, with request that they be
published IN thrlr respective papers, and that copies
. 4 tL.
Kentucky and John Sergeant Of Penn,y lSanR
The meeting, On motion then Adjourned
i. l.. GREER CtatfmdH.
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OTsl'raj AIRY.

DIED, al his residence IL Amherst County on
the 9Th INST JOIN IL GOODWIN, III the e,gh.
ucth VEN Of his ogc. II bat u few Who are ia.
vored with So long rerd Of cSe lrnee here below,
and THAT limited number, ,,ry few, IN mote
exemplary manner discharged all the soelalond re-.
latlvo dntl,a oflln
lie was empaIlcally nm honest man by ms
death society i, deprived Of valuable member
the poor and needy OHM attentive and liberol ben
clactori and hs children Of 4 parent, pto, ,don',
Mnlchlnl and lndnlrenA
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To ttf iatdbitoatyrf LsHcdJtEs
CHOLERA
5GaC, I aRpan y cre'a y

CHOLERA
This awful scour.r oflhe human family has nj
len Ia reached the Luucd Stutos md viii IA all
probability traverse thla continent find, ii the
VngmIaU Of Monday morning. some judlelous re
mark,, addressed 10 the corporate authorizes, call
ins ON them 10 take prompt and decisive measures
20 ensure the cleanliness llhe town The town
ought to b. thoroughly counaed, lor It an imPor-
tali safeguard to health. In vow of the Cholera,
have heard but one scutiment pmonS the people
1t is tAi, that il Is the duty oi siey person 10
a,c the needlul procauton 10 gsard against It's ap
proIch and le do now every thing IN o',. power 70
lessen It's mahsally should II visit us would
den propose Tat every mhahJtanl old or younS,
n,Ie female, white or b.aels forthwith adopt the
principle total abstinence from all intoxicating
Auds and enterupUn "A slret egimcnt of diet.
EAptuenea prove, thu til incorporate aud ha-
bllud drinkers oi urdent spnltsale always the int
victims ottha dtsensc while those who abstain rom
intoxicating liquors, and are temperate IN Diet gen
eraliy escape II. Such are tic accounts both
from Europe and Caoa1a. BY cdoplmS these
principles, We shall iodliy ON town, aud have no
thug 10 dread from choicra Come, then, my Eel
low citizens aud DO your duty at once cnlIsi under
The Temperance Banner, and 1ll Will be sale for
the Lord has declared IT, by his SOLEMN judgments.
Connected with tins subject, annex the opm
ION Of the mosl eminent medical men IN tal5 eeun-
try and Europe
LIST Theueo distilled liquorsby those IN health,
IS IN no whatever, beneficial for the prcserya-
uon of heatil or for the endurance Of fatigue Or
hardship.
IDLY Thot ardent splrlts never operates as a
preventive oi epldemc o. pestler dscases,but IS
uniformly an exciting cause ofsaeh diseases, aud
always ~ geasatcs them.
Billy Tho tone OF he nervous system IS always
impaired BY the use oiintoxlcatne liquors ma thus
the constitution becomes more susceptible 10 the
impression Of oil noAlous AGENTS.
ilhly. Ardent splut dcstroysthe susccPthtliyoi
the body 10 th, operation Of medicine so far as II IN
jures the tone Of the nervous system The discussed
the habuai drunkard will generally run ITS course
un;unuenced by medical treatment, and in most
casts medicine proves useless while the disease,
Of the water drlnker, few in number, are, IN the
general readily controlled, and when the malady IL
removed, the constitution Is easily restored 10 II,
usual strength and vgour
5thly. Mo person who uses distilled liquor Gun
rea ,onnby expect to avoid the contraction OF IN
natural thrEl for such stimulus.
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Police Office, July IOlh, 1899.

FENIll. Common Ceaned oi the Cor grafton
"a having passed mn ordnance. author atns tho
appointment Of twn DoIuly Poltcr Masters. tot
the purpose Of ASSISTING The Police Master cIcon.
sinG he Town notice IS hereby gireu. thai have
under said o,dIran,e. appointed Mrans. John
Hancock aud Archibald la cher, assIsiaHts Whose
power IN their respective bounds tor enforcing
the law hfe full aud nmplr,
For tins purpose the tn"o 7, Ind ~ in three j
Visions III first, extending from the extreme
upper part lbc'roi 10 the middle al tie sqnare nI
med hv ls y 3d alleys trrm the river thronGh tbr
town, Is under the supctlo,eodrnce Of tapt, Han.
co,k ihe second extending from thence to tlc
middle oiilIo square tprmrhby Market Street Nut
scCnnd nllty, Is under tie snprliuieudrucr Of
Capt ilnlth'r Tho thifd, includ0g nil the lower
pat OF the town, Is under my superintendent.
No dead cnrcnsr, rotten fish, Ray n'her offensive
matter must be deposited IN the r,vrt, Or IN nny
auonm, IT poud. under the pcnat, oil the law,
which Is dol. ter cnch offence 1890 All such matter
"a gaiod I, be bo,ifd NJ L'pst two feet undtr
st.uI. JAMES NEWilALL l.. NJ,
ia, l.. II
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- b ~ N,g8E sia,t-frorn tociocR on
Friday tue 9Th (lhe date of the Reror, in proceed
ing co'umns) until , o'clock on Saturday the 7th,
there were - new cases ofCholcrn reported by the
Board Of Health in New York, OF whom Is died
showing an increase Of numbers, but deer ase IN
maIignl3- The nlafm appears to besubsiJng
Il. Al Albany, on The 9th inst + NJ seven
c-sea a Cholera were reported
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COMMUNICATIONS.


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paet We the Stotes, hold our rights by no co1Ih-
y character, except HAT OF the s%oio. we De
''e' as l'a"y o,'''s p g ,nd r,,,b5s an the Fed
r I'7' l, ,,,Iy rs an Attorney aud partly
asa Trus,cc-insttad of viewing itasa Sun with
It's attendant satellites, we look on II as Inc moon
Tfertn& the borrowed rays 0, 10 9,e"'
1ac,no .,il ,nr' ton,,Tia,sm Yao lilt,e Longer
and you will see It's ranks filling, liks the rushing
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ht'ks Poitiscidns--Thefc IS class Of noi,.
texans sho never express an opinion anti thew
e'riy see that it has that indubitahe stamp of or
'N'doXY, the sanction Of majority--and then, YER
"r they are much more elanorous IN It's defence
' than rs original fropagators an earliest advo-
'1ts. Seated on an elevated position. f.em which
~.y can survey the field on either side. they look
with eomplaeency aud indifference on the violent
struggle which rag, below, themselves unhuu by
"' isorou' blows winch are inflicted by the eager
comlaIanls. Presently, however, the scales eff vic
.'iE incline IN iavoro ona tho parties and the
hf'I t'hI m1aa Is scarcely heard from the camp If
me cooqueror fore these prudent gentlemen leave
Their oosts, and joining in the crowd unite to swell
ne Ihonns OF triumph, and 10 clam the reward of
battle FOUGHT aud won by other hands Somrrim,,
they are detected IN Their tricks aud those who
have undergone the heat and burllr.n Of the day
complain lsat the "sPods of victory have been
wrcsted from them and gwen to eleventh hour
mcn, who, fthe adverse party had been successful,
would have been found earnestly battling on tcir
side. An anccdote however, is related, which
may Snow that these fence gentlemen, although
safe tom harm in the mi st Of the combat. are not
always IN the most envlable situation 1t Is this .
In high party times, at political dinner at which
the celebrated ChicfJustice Parsons, of Massachu-
soHs, was present. one Of the company, a fence man
OF Jle most exquisite finish, spoke good dead in ia
vor OF moderation, and OF taking sides with neither
party When he was boy, he sad, aud his COM
panlons amused themselves with balancing the
ends Of the pink, alternately ascending and
descending, he had always found it safest 10 get as
nea, rs he could to the middle Those may get
nearthe m44Ia ofthe plank @ho Ike i" sald thu
Chief Justice, but, tormy part have always
observed that people in that situation get the lost
Ing on both SIDES, without having any weight upon
elher'-Ths might have been very true IN Chief
Justice Parsons tune, q we hope ii will become
true asafn-hut when we point to the numerous re
wards which have been conferred on this class OF
politicians during Gen. Jacksou's administration,
wc are constrained To admit that for one at least
the Siga fails &" Whether it be owing to their
superior cunning, or to the weakness Of the dis.
ulbotor of the " spos of victory this deponcrt
SAITH not
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CAMP MELTING.
Monday m0fninR

A Camp Meeting viii be held at Rocky Mount
in Buckingham CO.. TO cOmr"pnce on Monday eve
ming the ~ oil August neat, and continue until
The following Saturday.
Another Camp Meeting will he held al Calvary,
8 miles 5outh-West Of Bedford c.. House, TO com
mence gu FRIDAY evening the 2ilh OF Angnd NEXT
JOHN EARLY.
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y Tie Report u CO.. DAYTON, vfytA III

tioe' requests ito publish relative to " the fraud,
was in type when We received ms note VIII he
be good enough to ro1ars, the Globe 10 publish the
otief teo reports from the minority Of the committee
Of winch Col ID. Vas chairman
p. The toasts, &c. a. Jones Store (Pitt) on Tie
tn INST, aud the proceedings Of meeting
Of tn officers OF the ll5th rcEiment are unasoda-
oily deferred until our next
=, On our first puge will be found notices Of the
celebration Of the Int, Anniversary at Liberty
Springs aud at Nilsson Courthouse Accompany
m them wcrc,eyei the Citations delivered at those
pIaees-onc oflhem ofvery great Ienstb--our apol-
oey for not publishing winch is the unlutcrestIns
character s,ph productions to the gfeat majority Of
newspaper roaders, aud the pressure of natter
winch we cannot vel omit
= We have received II second communication
from 4 Loolcy Or affirming the accuracy OF
the narrative furnished by HIM some time since Of
the circumstances attending the Barbour meeting
IN Halifax and winch had been questioned by an
other writer We think thai enough has been SAID
IN this subject in the public prints, and We must
therefore decline the insertion of any farther com
manealion relating II
- We have received three Res Of the Boston
Daily 4 las, the publication Of (which has been
lust commenced III Boston by John II. Easlbum,
! a. - H.,
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A Meeting Of the Board OF MANAGERS of the
Lyncnburg Colon za,IDn Society, will be held at
O'Clock this afternoon n, the office OF Mr.. u.
Ward. iall meeting is very much desired.
X. II. 1OLER. Secy.
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II In Europe, We believe, the responsibility ola
family is somewhat dependent upon the antiquity
ofthe genealogical tree Ono who can trace his
ancestry up to William tho Conqueror, foi exam
ole. and prove that noble blood has flowed in the
veins of his family from that time to the present.
unadultcrated by pIebeian mixture, no matter how
corrupt and vicious he may be. is too proud to ac-
'uIowiaIso the equality of rank Of man who can.
not tell who was his great grandfather and who
has nothing to boast of but extraordinary talents,
unsulIied moral character and title won by per
Sonal merit
The genoalogy claimed by SemIramis IRE
marks the Baltimore PATRIOT ought to put the Prou-
.lcst descendants of the Norman barcns 10 shame. u
1t will most certainly excite their envy. She could
say, My father was Jupiter Bctusi my GRANDPA
Their, Babylonan Saturn; my great grandfather,
Ethiopian Saturn my great grandfather, Egyp tan
Saturn ; and my great grandfa'hers grandfather
Pho,nix Crlus Oxygcs." Such pedigree would be
worth a mint of money attho Heralds Office IN Lon
don, where we suspect the severe but Just coupIot
of the satirist is seldom repeated
VIVA. can ennoble knaves and fools and towards !
" Alas not all TIC blood Of al thG lt9%a.o.
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MAR

On the li,b inst. IN Todd county, Kentucky, by
the Rev George +. G,ddings, Nj Lesre, &C IL.
Hall formerly of Petersburg Va. 10 The nriablr
Miss Mary \. NJ TerrY youngcst daughter Of
Col Nathaniel Terry late OF Halifax county, Va
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NOTICE..

YEHHOSE who borrowed Books Of the subscriber
III will be 50 good AS to return them Immediately
and those who nave borne them Off without leave
or lcence will please return them, cali and take
the balance. JOHN LYNCH Jr.
july II. Is
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IySCIRURG, JULY II, 1882.

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IySCsyHI.SG, JULY II, i>3e.
The TaTlt.-N z l9Th nom l'e ''H'"h9l nj
Of tbr Oh inst that the Talif. Gil as Il
-. .,l.l,,,f..l a., ,..,,,..l,,
me''eu v! -,
last by vote 81 81 ~ 49, w. 'e''"S Va ''e I'M III
-. thc only members absent The yeas anI
.,,yan The InteIlIgenrar re,ngFl.s
va! ,..,,.
" some {" u' ma II '''' ''>''' ~ '' ~ " I'M ~
,bs Senate, aud winch }ct Taquire the concurrence
II tI,,,s, of 4 personalities and il witch, II
-, .l., -. . =.
seems 10 " ~ 10y
abolition oil all ddlieS on ca am y once the re-
i,.,.on by one half Of all existing duties on
, -, Mn, al H., ,,r.,,,, d,,,, a., c,,,.-o.
"i"'''
at 3cts per IL h''''"'' Va = "N'"S WV U'', VA
F,ttol Blgsns At ! cents ilSteai oil - dNlng thu
al vaIo'c'" ''! w
instead -, 30 ana s-hl ry PROVISIONS respecting
.,,t Copp,ras, Cordree Sc Sc
IN, B0rl-Tfe esidont has not }et acted pron he
nj cc,,rrerrg the States Bank. Our latest paper
,o, Na,hr9ro National ImcIis Of the 9th
,T,,t pascr 81 the pubic very much iisaI
u,oI ,ot the bill returned 10 Congress the
cedinr ,ur.a Wit Sc resilenls objcctionsthoelh
IN, generally believed that he would veto it.
49,. Nh, ,,o.,l ,,nr,,c,ncn, e.,
,b wear ir3--. enc,uly known The il,rbor bill la
propes upwards Of million "tdollars /" various olJ f'
Luz" ~ ,,,,,,.,....,,
af,, p,n,eona rlysr'" for Improving R,s Solus ba,
X YORK;" Nc. &c Now, ifIuy man Will point out To Us
wherein consists tue inference III pour g
90 will nominate bn rs the success
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we should be e" cursed with 1m'! NJ 'R''f''e VINO
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s,,o,n .,o,a. aud to morrow. sanctions another bill
eacly Of the ehlractor thereby winning tho '"e"
Of other :. ne, "''ss ','''"' AZ
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ofto JueF'" party At "a'hi"s'o" city arrived :" Louis
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nIeisc t Is a1gt strictly adhere3t, ms promise
that he wonlI MOI aer'e hito" ifima the t'oshah1i'
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