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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

wards of thousand dollars from let
ters Al various times. The unhappy
man,--who, up TO this period. has en-
joyed full share Of the public conf
dence and rcspect.-has been commit
ted 10 prison, TO take has tnal at The
regular term Of the u 3. Circuit
Court The publication Of this detail
Is made with sincere regret, and only
TO correct the many exaggerated re-
ports which are afoat on the subject"
A correspondent says-The disclo-
sures relative 90 the amount lately
purioined FROM the Post Office here,
are probasly bat partial.-Instances Of
remittanccs having been made. do not
often transpire with regularity-advice
for instance. Of IN amount mailed in
Richmond. Va. on the 18th inst. is
only accidentally at hand TO day
The letter, however, containing the
remittance, Is missing. c.
The Baltimoreans seem delighted
that their Rail Road Stocks are at par.
This is certainly a favorable state Of
things. But We think We have some
reason TO be still more gratified, when
we find the Stoc.; Of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Rail Road Compa-
ny (no; one mile Of which. Is yet fn-
ished.) selling at So IL ADORE par
This is no matter Of speculation. II
proceeds from conviction ofthe hand
some profits shortly to be derived from
Il. Perhaps no road in the Union will
be made forless money. Its progress
ing briskly.-Rieh. Con.
In the anniversary address. Of Pro-
fessor Tucker, before the Virginia
Historical Society, the following sim
gular fact is mentioned, as connected
with the History of Virginia.
In the year l6t7, lawyers were for
hidden TO take any fees whatever, and
IN l75S they rere erclrded from the
Legislature. For this uncourteous act,
IT must be confessed that their descen-
dants have made the amende hoaora-
Jte. The medical profession seemed
also an object Of jealousy with the
planter, as by another Law passed in
1876 physicians were required 10
swear TO the value Of their drugs.
Rich. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

The Bank q the United States is
preparing y Wind uP slowly, and IN
such mannsr a. 10 give no shock o.
dssturbanee 20 tbe operations q COM
merce. The Branch At Cineibnati
requires twenty-five per cent. on all fo-
tuFe FeEewals. The Gazette ssyE--
Tins u ns Il should be. BY ihis means
ihe debt viii be gradually pad o. trans
ErTed 20 Ire State Banks, without sen-
sihly u9seting ne business q the coun-
Try .4isr. Gss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

Rssskssd, That a committee Of eve
delegates be appointed by ths Press
dent 70 drsR an address 70 Tie people
q The United Stsies, o. resolut;oas,
70 be suhmitted 10 The Convention. On
both . he Conmittee shall think mos
advisable.
Resoircd, That Il be recommended
10 this Coaventioo that In proceeding.
be opened each day with PRAYER. and
;hsi the Reverend Ciepgy. Of BALI
more. be requested TO discharge that
duty.
These resolutions, after some ex-
Pianafory remarks by Zen. Saunders,
we're agreed to.
The question Of deciding upon the
Claims q the two Pennsyivsnia dele.
CATIONS. the WoJ6ies and .assAliss. &c
seats in the Coaver6oo, then came up.
Considerable DISCUSSION ensued. IN
which Mr.. Ben. Of Pennsylvania, Mr.,
Osgood, Of Mass. Mr.. Kremer Of Penn,
Mr.. Miles Of Penn. Mr.. Horn Of Penn,
Mr.. Branch Of r !. Mr.. Burden O,
Penn Mr.. Mann of Penn. Mr.. Nathan,
OF Penn. Mr.. Stengcrc Of Penn. par.
ticipated.
Before apy question was taken on
The proposition or any Of the amend.
ments. the Convention took q reccs,
Ill 4 o'rln~k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

y 'efy tuirFrsisg r-isrs.rrsss~ 49,.
lssriag as i.fis. has i.s-t P,.1sas.ss ~ 49,
ti'ss b Wssi'iussaa Csg nhsa i.se.y isss
solssrrd, sna ns ugyssz..ss oasassseltg -
proved. Fess 80 4rsrisgsE-as - o. -
q ils hnrur, osg ssasss en- rsfsssss - -
ps~g--su , sssugsp~s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

OHIO and .Nieiigaa.-Captain A.
Taicott, Of the Engineer Corps. has
been directed 10 proceed TO Detroit and
run the boundary line between Ohio
and Michigan. He will be assisted hy
Lieut.. r. +. Lee, Assistant to the
Chief Engineer, and one other off,
Ger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
FREDERICK, (Mp.l MAY 30.

- - NNUsI NM "
We understand that two members OF
the family Of SIR. Samuel Atkins.
who resides about four miles north
west Of this city, were accidentally
poisoned on Saturday night last. II
IS supposed that arsenic was used by
mistake for potash in making bread.
The person who baked the bread. an
old lady, the mother Of Nr. Atkins,
and one Of his children, died on Sun.
day morning from the effects Of the poi
son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

twill he sc, bx Che rru<r~s,z-. a -.
Baltimore Conveniioa, wasch &c give Al r..
length, that Van Buren, rsoeipea ts- en-
mGS electoral vote of the bod,-aii DC SO,
q the UNION, except s. C>ros.na and i.....a.-
being represented Tl< Iatie M.sis..a - mas.
before the PeoYie-noninaaea aftrr ~ 49,.
approved democratic pisa. AID tn Ea-rs ~.
bound 10 support hiu. xhrfhe- h 4. a.
choice OF nol Col. Joi.zr>su 4. also f..-s.
fo.e the pesy.lr as a candidate f.r ne W.
si5escy. u viii not DO Cor lie Jsck-u.as. =.
object to L'n on tie ground th.s he i. m f.rsr
q 4 National Bank. Tie god Do.orrz-. a.
Virginia and t's other sosfheru s..,c. r.u.,
no, object u thr Colonel On ancsu.a q 4.
views ON the TarId question:. rs, ,.A..r. -.
not 10 i,s considered H. $500,
Virginia deieg4ti0n to rrus-<a .rui.-. -, me-
'niaa,ioo Of Cd sRunp-ey Dunp.-y.- Va.
d he Is odious n the sousls u = Ca. La
sons ~ish that The nominsiiaA sf cd gaAs.-
>oa should be ratified by dc y-ss,le- s-ur-5.
inc people ~sii not have The hsrdIsooaso -sslri
''' 'oehnseHe>'
us no Je1 "hea We say th.i ii.e Jsrl-,rs
parry arc oontroi'ed BY the ~iii a one r4sn-
"hai has Van Burrn ever done 10 3e-.rzs ss.e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
GENERAL .NrxLluG1NCE.
BALTIMORE, MAY -.
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

We learn that for some weeks pas,
many letters containing money I'D a
considerable amount have been taken
from the Baltimore Post Office, and
that Mr.. Skinner, the Post Master.
and his Clerks, have been upon a vigi-
liant look out for the perpetraior. We
are now panied TO state, that this morn
Ing William Gwynn Jones, the Editor
Of the Baltimore Go.effe. was arrested
at the Post Office, charged with the act
OF Purioining Letters thcrefrom, and has
been fully committed. 10 take his trial
al the sitting Of the next u. s. Court
IN this District. We learn that the ac-
cused was IN the habit OF calling for
has mail papers before the hour Of
their regular delivery by the Clerks,
and IN this way gained access to the
mails as they lay upon the tables
We state The circumstance as II is
generally known in the city and most
sincerely hope the accused viii be ena-
bled to clear himself Of a charge inyolv-
ing so much calamity.
p. S.-Sinoe tie above vas in tvpe
We learn, that on has examination be-
fore Judge Glenn, the charge has been
fully admitted, and that he ascribes the
act to a ruinous course Of specula-
lion.
This individual has enjoyed a con-
siderable share Of the confidence Of
this community. and has been but
very recently attached TO the editorial
corps. Of which we regre, 10 find he
has proven himself 10 be SO entirely
unworthy-Bah. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
SATURDAY. nay y.

Ro'hoshAhE W hCttCIs UOtil ttis GStADtISU-
ment. and now add the following adj
ditional particulars from the American
Of this morning;
For At least a month past rs we
learn from an authentic source, the Bal
iimore Pos, Office has been in the un-
pleasant predicament Of hearing the
complaints Of merchants and others.
whO alleged that their letters. some
tunes containing money. had failed 20
come TO hand in several instances IT
waS aseertained that letters thus missed
had been regularly mailed at distant
ofhoes. and as they had not reached
the individuals here Co whom they
were addressed. the position of the
clerks in the Office was rendered ex-
tremely unpleasant. The missing let
tiers were uniformly, We believe, those
due by the Southern and Western
mails, the delivery of which was in
the morning. w. G.. Jones was ac-
custOmed 20 visit the Post Office at a
very early hour IN the morning. and
obtained has papers before the Office
vas opened for general delivery. In
doing so be vas daily within reach Of
the tables on which the letter mails are
spread. Complaints q the loss Of
letters within a few days past were
again repeated, and the suspicious IL
The clerks were Al length directed to-
wards Mr.. Jones. On Thursday NOM
ing be went ~ usual into The Post
Ofhce. and when lee retired. certain
Letters which lad been placed IN a
particular spot near Lim, had also DIS
appeared. The discovery. u may be
well imagined. was truly astounding
to the clerks, bot a. neither Of them
could testify 10 the fact II having seen
ban take the letters. II vas deemed
prudent 10 await further developments.
Yesterday m9rning Mr.. Jones again
entered the Posi- Office fOr his papess.
and was seen by q clerk Nho vas on
the Naioh,io take large double letter,
the address q Which had been preyi-
Ousiy noted. Hs also vas seen 20 take
from the table FIVE entire packages Of
southern and Sesiera letters which had
not yet been opened. Immediately
Afterwards be lea the Office. anA az he
va proceeding 10 his OWn olice Was
arrested BY deputy marshal who had
been 10 waiting ~ che pupose The
double letter, and also The entire pack
ages containing from fly 10 a hundFea
letiers, weEs found IN his possession.
He subOequently made aaznisuioas
vhssh show The purloanine of up
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

Asresahly TO aarert-o.s.a, tA< perSarasrs
Appeared On the sal,i.sss hoard. ye<rre.,
week, and enacted DE Iuas-rxP.e.ea s,rs.-.a-
From all NC have board, and an ~e l.,. -,r,.-
we think IT Vas n good farce. ooussacrsa< .s.e
cast. The prcfrsior. Mr.. Van bnrn. ae>ervc,
some praise for hrs skili m grs;.s -y fh,> an
fertainment fcr the lovers Il snu-ens.e-
Honest George Krrner ~,s st.-r na.ns---.
and performed ss ;urt m DE drama -ith cAs-
racter's''c es-s>,sce- An s.sss~~v -. ;.r-
formed. under the sapear.sos &c oss-.,
behind The scenes, b wo,vr. md NuAs.~.
and tbc prologue was .Pakra ~ -ise G-es.
Rejected himseh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

The Dignoad.-When we published
from a Baltimore paper, extracted from
a Virginia paper, the account of the IA
NOUS Prince Edvsrd diamond that had
been found, We were ignorant that Il had
hrst appeared IN the Enquirer, from
a correspondent. We see il stated in
several papers, that the whole affair is
a hoax which We suppose likely enough,
a. q vas the first diamond 80 far a.
ve have ever heard, discovered IN =
champagne country. The ways II
Prince Edward, appear particularly
active, from the date Of the Isreal IIiIl
hoax down. Let them leave, however.
the names Of Ladies. sacred in future
Rich. TFAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

We have inadvertently omitted 20
mention The appointment, By The Board
Of Public Works. ~ William Y. Ro-
gers, Esq. Of Williap and Mary Coz.
iege, n make the Geological Recon
nOissance Of the State authorized by an
&C, q the last Assembly.
R,ohaoHd Colpilsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

Female Conriets.-The Legislature
OF New York, at their recent session.
passed an act for the erection Of state
pnson buildings for Female convicts.
The buildings are 10 be so constructed
as 10 contain not less than forty sepa-
rate cells each, and be SO laid out that
the number may hereafter be increased.
a very proper enactment.-PhL Iaq.
II has been stated heretofore, but
the fact may bear repeating. that there
u Out one rhife roman in the Peniten-
hary Of Virginia. This result must
be attributed TO the purity Of the wo-
men or the gallantry of the men,
Either cause is honorable 10 our popu-
lation. l-Rieh. Con.
The remains Of Bngadier General
LEAvENwORTH have been removed
from Arkansas, where he died. 10
Delhi, in New York, for in,erment.-
On arriving in the city Of New York,
few days ago, they were received
with the highest military and civic
honors- A procession was formed on
Tuesday last, consisting Of the various
volunteer companies, SC. Major
General Scott, and other officers Of
the United States army, oihciaied as
pail bearers and mourners, and the
Mayor Of the city, the Common Coun-
cal Of New York, Judges, Senators,
&c. &c. followed in their respective
places. The line extended from the
City Hall to the Battery, and thence
the corpse was taken on board the ID.
Witt Clinton, to be- conveyed up the
river to the nearest landing to Delhi.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28

The Convenfion having net, Ms.
Strange. q North Carolina, rose and
expressed hiss Wish 70 have Fesrinded
he resolution Which wss passsd yes-
ierlay. requiring The cOaeusenee q =
majority on Ell nousnafions, nad sup
ported his noiion 70 rsconideF that re-
soiuti0n At some length. He was 81
loWeA in suppgEt q he naotion b. Mr.
ilote q Eosfh Casosina, and Ire prcTi-
eas qeesiioa heinR demanded, the
Cooeeasiqa agEsea . Feeonsidsr. Tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

Or l. | : cents per IOO lbs in favor Of III
Lyuehhurg route ; and ii Wagons coald diwaa
be procured To take them from the boats at Lyne.
burg, ihpy would arrive in Fnca>tlc from dy.a
ten daE> sooner than they usually do by WAY
Buchanan.
From tie above statemcnt,it is evident that To
follow the riycr above Lvnchbpro, is dsad,aa'a
eoons to the merchant who resides off it, banks,
and have every reason 10 believe that it will al
ways be 50, as from its falls and sinuo,tir,, the
expense Of canalli git will be 50 great, as touccae
the tolls to such an amount must ever make II
an Improbable route to the shipper"
The most weiehty argument adduced by tle
Buchanan Advocate in favor of that village, asa
vast commercial depot, was based on the assump
ton, that, il the Canal should not be confused 10
that point, and transportation should be confined
to the RAD Road, the cost to the shipper would BE-
50 much augmented as to operate oppressveh
But the above estimate completely dcmolishes '0r
suPpo>ltlon; for, if goods can now now be seo
from hichmond TO Fiacastc, Via Lynchbnrg, mor
rapidly and at less cost than via Buchanan, IS
not evident that all competition would be dstanccd
II there were "A Rail Road from Lynchburg wcs'.
""foiy' even though it were opposed by Canal
between Lynchburg and Buchanan
letter from a gentleman in Botctourt, apart
ol winch we take the liberty of quoting treating on
TINS subject, says" The great Virginia improve
ment, we are satisfied, so far as we can be without
particular knowledge the expense of the tive
modes, ought to be changed, especially from
Lynchbug wcStwardy, TO a Rail Road. Sigma
lures are now being obtained here, insuctDg our
delegates to support this plan, by advocating tho
charter of "A Rail Road from Lynchburg west
wardIN, on the best route with a branch to meas
tie. =" The road running through Montgomery
VIII accommodate the trade of the South western
country: the branch at Fincastc, with good gradeo
roads wc,twardy, will accommodate our western
Countless
y correspondent also enquiries of us wheie'
any actual survey has been made of the route 'o'
ta Road from Lynchburg to Tennessee, %''
and rs others may be anxious TO have SPECIFIC IN
formation on this subject, VIC have determined"
answer the enquiry through the columns OF u,
' irsihlan The country between LynthburS a''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

lNuriS SraE,N-rhe y. II. CpIri.r >tv,. tlar
on TUESDAY ls', \ lIn,dnt Gen LrNlrii Concord
tor III, II liaa Stream Territory, by request of
lis EScellencv thc q rvrrnor, to sre if matter,
pertalng to lha settlers there ram b ac,omm5-
dated without tn, Burning of "A ittlc gun-2audcr.
1t Is SAID alsp that the , iii Regimen Of y II lup-
shire Mllill, IS to march i'm nell ,trly ltl the er
ritory, if the llhint q neral does not Ike the
app arance of a.IIr, in thar qnar.er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
\rW \ okl,. No,. II.


SlI,lpr.--Oa Ncluy>l lay morning, about ;
O'Clock, as tie Steamboat Ohio w, coming down
from Albany, au toeI>h gentleman WHO Va>
" as5ns IN ibc upper deck near lie Captain, oI-
irr, drew AuiIe acros, lis own throat, utkne a
hcadlol ash, aud orrnln, tn, veins that the
blood Slowed prolusely. He was insanity seized
Ivy several men who were near. IL, appearance
NA> very Wild, and heiu9 4 >rous man. he wrcs'-
cd 'n,>el liom the grs>p Of tho>e who would have
saved him and Jumped into the yavl which hung
over The side oi the stream, aud thence over
hoard. lie lung fer some time hy liz hands upon
the cunwair ofthn Nawl, bui ii impossible to
rrseun INN, 50 determined sas his purpose to
destroy himself. Several lddrcs>c. carl, of Il BIZ
nnehsm house fell from bis pocket in the scufi',
There IS reason To suspect that the unfortunate
ccnilcntn's name WIS Wnk He bad good
dead of BAGGAGE ON board, and between sixty aud
seventy dollars were found in the pocket Of his
ovcr-cuat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
F.SsksEs EEGs E'EEsGE,,t,
Thursday, WovemLer &c, gaar
THE GREAT IMPRONENTA,r

\ I
\ writer in the last Fiucastlc Bemocr.a j..
ses tie contemplated improvement botve,. ,,
mond and Tennessee in spirited and all.
ner. lie IS decidedly in favor Of tie roY,.. '..
cd in the Lynchburg proceedings and No..
with branch from Flnke'sto Fncastlc. II. "a
poses that the James River and kanavI, r l1e.
ny shall unite with The Company prcpa..l
chartered IL lie construction of a RaiIp..,.
LynchLurg to Tennessee, making tie Pa, nun
as far as N'r Rirrr answer rhc parposcsor H..
and at that point di,ereng, the tormc,.
nawha Valley, and the latter to its poi,,a, No
ilon with lilc New Orleans and Na,lyin,;...
mcnf. This being lhe first time that ,b;.n.. '..
ton has been publicly urged, We will take ,I ~.
ca>.on to say, that, while it appears to o.,.,''
proper mode and best mode, We have M.
believe ii will be adopted. Atrte>c1, +,
tain that appearances are against il. l. n,,,,
rccolccttd thar, at the Late m,,,;,..
>tockholdhci, OF dc Jane, River and X.
Company, il was determined, by very I.,.o.9
Iorty, that the Canal should be carfi,dt.
ton and tic reasons which we're den ors,
vor OF "aterinprovcntenttothat point wersor o..
a character as to induce us to ttar ,ba, =.
will be adhered 10, even Should Il C,n,...,
chartered IN accordance with tic m,nora, -
LynehbuIg meeting Yet, liz So eI,.,#,a...'.'
combination Of the resources ofthe two Com
mics, from Lyuchburglo New Riyer. wooll,
10 their mutual lencit, that We are no, ........
without hope that some anarrem men. II d..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

tn" Masonic Lodges of Lexington h. h,ve
oetern med u rrecr marble monument 10 the
a'cmory Of the late NJ, jor Barry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
". Nor. .idr.

The Mobile Transcript otthc lstin>1ant sayS.-
inentN->cyca volunteers, under the charge Of
Nr. Reid, embarked in the steamer Waterman for
Nrw Orleans, ,brncc IL TcNa>, to aid rhr colonists
III thajr ,t1prale aeaitst Santa Anna. \ laruc
c"negur>c 81 our eili2aG, accompanied them to the
wharf, aud, GA lho beat ca>tine of, GIVE thrcc
thto4>"
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ITS
rJGrEYC?.

4 PETITION VIII lc presented to tie u,.Nt lie.
v sri5mo ct Aussaa, hst the UNDERSIGNED a
nco nanoi coo}. ma, l." permitted To remain in III,
Stafc. DANIEL. HlGGI\EDTIIt
NOV. -,
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no Army and Navy Chronicle urge. the i'm
p"s'sn6e OF National o 1scrva,ery at Washing.
ton. o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

he following is from the Ne" Orleans Bee Of
tho 2d ms, -
$4,000 REwARp.-Tho above reward of three
thousand dollars, together With all reasonable eS-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
la Way Of 7 4ncAburg.

Freight from Richmond to Lvnchburg
on 10000 lbs. in boxes or bales, at y SIS {
cents yer lCO lbs.
Drayage and Lo at Richmond loo
Expenses on ditto in LynchInrg Says loo
Carriage from Lyncburg to Fiucastc 80 n
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Nnn6crs----I2 Drawn Ballots.
SClIIMI.

-, '-T-'-9 80 "7-S' '7VS. JUS, -IIs, &c.
Amountns III all To SO 1914.
l'the'S' Slt--i1Nes, S--Quarters, - 20.
i'or sale At DIGGJs,, oi.iSI,t2
" mere al orders (Fost pait1 enclosing the cash
., rye tickets IN responsible Lotteries, will be
Nov 10
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The balance Of our information IS appended.
CIRCILAR-fO TIE PUBLIC

N,e have ju>t received by the hands OF DR..
Io>ey, letter datcd the l9lll, from head quarters,
stating tt.t vigorous defence may be expected
from IN eacnrv, Al extract ot which We send out
I'M Nnlr inflammation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

{. /. >.rpIer5. e. 81 Nrv Haven, ha, been
rcrea 10 tho CLAIR q Clr.mi ur, in tn College
9i South Carolina
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-19
Albion CORN PLASTER !!

FNHE Albion Corn Plaster so(tens the corn, however 1 old and tough, and extracts it the very roots. The reliet afforded is gentle immediate and thorough 4'he proprieto: hegs leaSe to submit the following case, from Mr. Saoteli who is well known to the ahitans of the city of Boston, especially the south end, as a very worthy and respectable citizen. AhCASE.
 Sir-I do no, hesitate to give my most unqualified approbaton in favor of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster. By the of less than box, Mrs. Stoweil has heen cured of each foot which had bee n exceedingly troublesome and painful for years and ihnk bu; justice 10 your invaluable preparation add. (ior the encouragement of those who, owing to repeated disappon,meWs in the various remedies re- sorted to, have finally despaired of cure that you. Plaster cured her corns after trying other highly commended emedies to purpose and what nrrea- aes my confidence in the superiority of your Plaster a the iaci that il has een used by several Of my neigh bors with equally good success.
 tSigned) SETH STOWELI. n, kseper of'the Toi3-house South Boston Bridgp. hr. Y. Kidder, Proprietor of, Conway Medicines. Boston, June l7,h, 1884.
 Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-19
DEs2EpsEA,

nF most obstinate character, after having bafled O the skill of the most Pminent physicians, aud paraons, has heeu csecked. relered. and carpd in number of instances in and aont Boston, by using for a short time DIR. RELIES
 Vegetable SpeciGc, and Amti-bilious Pills, in connexon, according the directions nccompany- ing the Specific. It is also of the best medicines known tor Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach, Nausea, and Fla'uences.
 GP None genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, kIDDER, For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court. Street, near CoWcert Hail, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel BuelnndJ. c. Beck,rith, Litchfeid ;
 E. Conoles, South Farms; Daniei Norton,
 Canaan; yudson s; Whiltlesry, W. Preston ;
 Isaac s. Wndscorth, Bethiem; Norton s
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large discount 10 those who huy ,o>ee!l again.
 March 27 lye4w42