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CURE FOR scRoFULous ULCERS.

New YoRK. Sept 10, llea0
This may certify, that IN the fall Of 1875, vas
seized with swelling iu my neck and face, which
afterwards liberated and became large ghastly ut.
Gers in my urck. Afr trying several Physicians
to no advantage, wrnt,o Phi,delphia. aud placed
myseIi under the care Of Drs- Physic and Beach.
when, afier repeated salvation 10 no effect, was
pronounced totally incurable. Afterwards | tooA
iwrnty bottles Of Swain Panacea and cigh, bottles
Of Polier's Catholicon, with No material beat'ht
Qespar'nq of life, which had now become bur-
,hcn 10 mc, returned TO rny pa'. n,s in New York
~ ls.>9. and gave myself up ID lingering death,
Hearing Of the great success Of The isDiAsA A.
SAGA, however, in cases sim,iario my OWE, was
persuaded to,fy it, as last resort To my great
surprise as veil as satisfaction, snon found mysrl
rapidly recoscrins and upon taking seven b t,!cs,
the uIco0 heal.d and secamepcrfcctiy we'll in the
course Of tuo months. and hare remained 80 ever
since. Imake this state men, and wish it published
for the benefit Of those who suffering under ST.
milaI scrhfulous syphilitic affections. that they
nay know ~ha, has cured one who has suffered
every thing but Death, and who considers his liif
saved By the above syrup
wM. HiNHAN.
The above Medicine may b. had at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, S. c.
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The Indians Panacea..


pNoR the cure Of Rheumatism scrofula or
II Kings Evil, Cont, seis:'es, o. h,p-Goa,, , 10.
curiai discases particularly Ulcers and painful az
aictions of,he bones. Ulcera.rd Throat and Nos
,riIs; Ulcers oi every d-,erip,,on. Fever .o'css
and Internal Abscesscs; Fistulas, Pilfs, scaid-
head, seurvey, Biles, Chronic. Sore Eyes, Eye re-
npelas Biochrs, and every variety Of contagious
Affection, Chronic Ca,arh, iIeadaehr, p'ocecd'rg
from an Aerid humor; Pain n The Stomach apo
Dyspepsia, pro eed,ng from vitianon; Affections
o! Tic Liver, Chronic lufamauon Of the ktdnefs.
ana general debility, caused by torpid action Of
The vessels df the skin. II is singularly eeac'nus
by renova,ing ,hosc constitutions which have been
bioken down B., iujudcioos Treatment, or juvenile
irregularities In genera, terms, II IL 'ecom'nen'
ded 10 all iI.osc ,;iseasr, which ar:ses from imufn'
sed IN the blood vI,ialiun Of the humoss, OF what
ever naior or kind.
Some Of the above complaints may require som
.riaing assistant applications, which The c'rcuu',
stances Of the case will dictate bu, Tor general
remedy or Pari6aa.or, to rrrre the eaass. THx L.
p,Axs sPAsAcI. Will generally bej .uni Sufficient.
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House Of Entertainment.
a|I|h

THE Subscriber informs his friends
- and the public generally. that he has
aiken the house formerly occupied by MT
wu,. Royal. as a House Of Entertainment
and is prepared to accommodate all who
NAV favor him with call. in the best
manner.
Ills table will be al all times furnished
with the c., the up country marke. can
tfnrd. His har with the choicest liquors.
his st, bles with the most wholesome pro-
vision. attended by faiihtul os,icrs, and
from his con.tan, attention, and unrt nit
,ing cxerions .oplcasc, he hopes to merit
share Of public patronage.
A. ID. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March i2--7-3m
The Charleston Mercury, Columbia
Telescope. Cheraw Gazette and Char
hottie Journal will publish the above four
times and send their accounts to this cf-
ifce for payment.
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p. 2. ?EATT's
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers have just purchased
!. supply of the above insirumenl which
ms been successfully used for the las, two
y three years for that distressing conn
.slainr, sore or cxcoriated nipples; or
here the nipple is entirely wanting; OF
where the childs mouth Is 30 sore that II
cannot nurse ON the natural nipple.-Thc
artificial nipple is recommended BY the
highest medical authorities on The subject,
in this country. Dr.. Devices Of Phila-
.ielphia, and DR.. Srwall Of Washington
City. Us tie certificates annexed will at
test; to ukiei, the medical faculty Of this
place, give their entire eoneurrenee. hav-
ing Witnessed its successful application.
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VIRGINIA STATE
L0TTHH 2,
Class Nc. 9.

For tho bcncf, Of the town Of Wheeling
To be drawn al Alexandria. Saturday,
Arril30 1895
twenty-five thousand dollars.
81, ,nlD, : 100; 1900; 5.0aD 400: a322
10 p,izcs Of 1000. 10 Of 59i,; IN Of
1000; 10 Of 800; 20 It 400; 20 of2JO
s. Of $50 &c
Tickr:4 only 10 Dollsrs.
Certificate 81 package "f s2Wh"'r Ticsr.S vi
srn,fo. Ala1. Shares IN pt"f.rurn
s +. SYLVESTER.
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THEATRICAL DEPARTMENT.

A. an ohjee, Of lively ,,iercs:, tAe Draaa will
dr. rspd our boot e!Fnr.s. Without stint or unra.
sure, bat with caninur and iEpar,ia!i,y, We shall
TAKE copnisaaer Of the novelties presented Us al
ihs- three rs,sh.ishmcats generously tos'ercd b!
the bounty Of ths community. Occasional s:asr'
.nen,, viii be gwen Of the condition Of he Eng.
ii.h Sage and thr standing Of ahc er'ehtr.' e'na'
nrnts Of the psafessian. With means adequate to
The task, wc sn,ll bring 10 The nnd.t,king an IN.
linn, resolution add an unbiased mind.
Asp,ran,s n hisir,ontc distinction may always
look 10 us vi.h confidence hr encouragement and
support SIC shall br .nrri.'ost 10 girr p eleity 10
humble worth and ur slco,rd talent; and although
ac can ncvet prostitute our colunsna TO dfhoId Tie
! und~sctr,ns. we shall eagerly sc,1r the opp"nnn''
" 10 cI,rud helping hand 10 ttr t'n'o and uh'
known. and rr..,sur- lhrm With our might IN
,br;, course up raa,c proud .uGn't
DRAMATIC MINIATURE PoRTR IT'S
| 4 newell and NC have rrascn to bcl'eSr, popular
! Ga,u,r IN ms. drpat aen,, will tc our plan Of &C
| e,.,rna,y e,v,n. DEAa,r,c M,siArrR, P"HTRA,-l
i-~xrcu,rd not ~ ih the rrayon OF BURN. hui Pure
prn and ,ak skrichcs-of -nuic OF The d.s'i.slnh
I'd performer, on tho An,crican A'a"r he rccfs
.,rS arrangements to accetnplis '.send hsr' II nI
! been N pfnerrss Ia each eArL,h vii &c gwen
s,,cc,nc, aud authentic !. .srarhr q: .ht subFr'
,u,-rsp~-srd with {. nas anr - VI their e'-
bit, and sub,cqr NJ 90 in Il profession critics
n,:rr. of .l,-,r Iopua, enasac,rr-, thsiI peouIia
siylc ~ SC
u dcs n,arv ,trr. that viii hereafter he named
l,h follow ~ .A,c. and gentlemen have bern NJ
!cs,cd ,,sc- our dcamanc Portrait Gallery.
J. Wasasrr, Of the principal .Iatrieaa Theatres.
Edwin Forest, William T. burton. Ella Sharpe
John Il Scott. Celeste Kcplrr, JOHN Fisher, Ei'u
Rladr. Joseph Wood. Mary Wood. Henry lsme
Finn. Mary Diff John Mason, Frances Mar
Pr,ciard, John seton. Louisa \ rhi,hps, ilenr
James iIackcu Fsany A Drake. Joseph N. Field
Henry r'.s'd' Mar, vs.. James w. "aii,eh '. l.
;, Elt7ahr'h Chapman. Charlie. Booth Parsons. u
lam f Gates. Emma Whcarlry, George Bnrrcn
Jun,us Bsu.u, Booth. Clara (f'i.hcr> Mradrr Gee
n Hii. Tvrore Power. Charlotte Watson. Angus
,u. a Adams. josephine Clifton, Charles hrar
John Ba,nes, }. " s. liows.
Grrn Ro,m ntcgr nee will form an item i
our Theatrical department, in which we shall eve
and anon record tbs positions and the movement
OF the Stars in TIE theatrical frmamcn;; an
n aters may look TO columns for information
This kind with al, confidence Of nearing the tTs
whereabouts oc their c,ran. fareyitcs.
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TM Wideaxr asd his Da4ghr.-Hs
did NOT send her 10 q bosrd,ng school, 70
learn frivosoos Accomplishments, and make
romantic friendships, and hare her head
FLIED With The fashions and the bcanx. be.
iore any principles for the guidance Of her
conduct in lie, OF any dissinc, ideas Of wha,
constituted RATIONAL HAPPINESS, had been
convened u her mind. Certain Ii is. tina,
tho love Of HOME, and The habis Of domestic
confidence. must pervadc female cducataon.
or merely being married will never make y
woman fond Of domestic pleasures. or capa-
bic Of disehsrging domestic duties. 1. Is
strange thai men Of sense, learning. and
Knowledge Of the world. can believe ;ha,
weak uiaded, sentimental, frivolous young
lady; whose whole bear, is dcroscd u dress.
amusemen,s snd hus1Hud-h -huaiing. will make
a kind submissive aud iudicious wife! Such
apparently gentle giris are The most unrea.
sonablc beings in The universe as wises.
mean.-Men will bci,cve, I'LL they find by
couiugal experience, sha, pretty, .of-spoken,
sentimental young creature. whose deepest
learning is Few French phrases, and few
tunes on the piano. can exhibit passions $40.
lent as Queen Elizabeth, or be obstinate as
Mas!ame dc Slael in an argument Before
p,opnsins 10 marry young lady. consider II
she has quali,les you would esteem in an in
innate frieaa-lf she has not. ncrer dream
rous lose will last. though she he beautiful
as Houri. Beauty is fascinating object
but who ever selected FRIEND 70, his OF her
.sau,y,-hrs. Haie. -.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.

Al.hnpg!, tho leading Objects Of our paper are Of
sporting cast, our rradrrs may rely upon u The.
we shall no, be behind hand in high and elegant
literature; and If ". cnaf!ne our or'giac!s TO no
lice. Of .ste Roaa,, Rrrsins and Magazines, ana
d.cus,.en Of cr.rrni letters, wc shall make am.
pie amends by our s-lcc,ons f,om the choice Belle.
L,,,es o. America and Grrat Britain. and could
We brns aus ,.,r up to tue .,and,'a Of our indus
try, wc would promise ., once that The re- cc'rt
portion Of ,his department, ahoud be gay, graceful
.aL ted
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DR.. elijah Pratt,

DEAR Or:
As feel It a matter Of much public
importance. 10 possess means Of lessrn-
,ng the terrible suffering from sore nip
i,lcs; have much pleasure in being able
70 -ay, ,hs, The shield you offer for the
preventing and cure Of this mslaty. Is
better adapted TO the purpose Than any ]
have heretofore seen. In two or three 10.
stances, have known them to be used
.uch satisfaction has been expressed. and
have nm hesitation TO believe, it will gene
rally succ. c,. sm SO well persuaded Of
.:rs, nj this moment. that, cannot iorbear
20 express wish. ,hs, our City, through
the various Apoihccaries. may be supplied
with them.
am, yours, &c.
n
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$4,000 Dolls,
Thirty thousand dollars,

twenty-five thousand, &c. &c.
Look well to the 9th. 10Th and 23d Of
April. There has never ye, beer. such
brilliant lotteries offered 10 The public
Opportunities like these seid"m occur. and
ran only be rcalize,l BY early applications
10 8. J. SYLVESTER,
l30 Broadway. New York.
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/. sAfsfAGptsbf.

s This is the miscellaneous department Of the pa
oe. and it will be % managed, We hope, as 20 rive
aest 10 I'll The rest. Il will be composed Of every
variety Of material sober news, both foreign and
damestic-femar npon The fashions fun and fol.
c-scraps and oddities; Ia, fine, every thing ve
dean Of wit and meEriznent, vilbc crowded iuto
our columns.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
To aid our own cndsavors in sustaining the Ia.
crest Of the paper, the propretos have gone The
.xpense Of establishing foreign eorrespondence.
shieh is now in full oPeration. Upon this source,
shall rely for early intelligence Of English Sport
ag, as we'll as for The Interesting details of osrien
heatricals, and fashionable scandal, dc. &c. Aud
4 the same time, we shail carry ON an extensive
domestic correspondence and our readers shall
,ear as oftrn as they will from the lively letter
.riters Of distan: cities, ss we'll rs from our old
and popular correspondents, 7hs GrLs up Zoirs-
sinrt of our wishes, we shall shortly commence ths
publication oe
GALLERY OF CoMicALlTIEs,
Or series of ca,nca,ures. And il these fai Is
make readers laugh, i, will be becaua ,he An,er;-
TO sketch, or grown musiy IN their Wit.
Such are the prominent features in the plan Of
,ur publication With considerable experience.
and some enthusiasm in the chosen line of his prs.
lession, the editor viii only pledge himself to his
eadcrs for The most zealous and pntiring industry
Terms Of Subscriptions aad .ad.atians
The new series of the New York Spirit Of i1e
Tm.s, for town and country, is published every
Saturday morning. in the quarto form,o on paper Of
the finest texture, ef the mammoth sizr, and with
new and very beautiful type, and forwarded By Tho
earliest mails, with the utmost care and puneiuat-
ty, q, the following price,:
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be addressed 10
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Editor, and agrntfo for the pfoprietprs.
New York. Feb. 90, 1896
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cured from the pain, and am now happy 70 state
fthat tecl lnyseifpeTtcctly well. -.
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THE MONSTER!
$4,000 Dolls.
tweltv thou-
sand dollars.
50 prizes nf 1000 dollars.
Virginia state Lottery,

CLASS No. |.
For tho brne6, ot the Mechanical Bencvo.
len! Society, Of Snrf"ls.
To be drawn ai Alczan,lria. Va, Saturday
April %. 1856
CAPITALS.
ESQ. 900: 2n.0oe; 10 0O0; S 900; 4.00n; 1000
9, 80; o.5OO; 1000: 1910: 6 OF $40 81
Of 1000: 100 Of 800; g. "f 2,O; &c.
Tickets only t0 Dollars
Crrifcac Of . Package Of 25 whole
Ticket. will coa anly ITO. Halves aud
Qaaurrs in rnpos'ion.
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am, yours, &c.
n. r. DEVICES, NJ. D.
Philadelphia. Jan. 18th, 1884.
Washiagtoa City,
February 4,h, 1884.

Having examined Dr.. Pra.t's newly In.
vented nipple shields, and witnessed Its
practical applications among my patients,
take grea, pleasure in Recommending It
as decidedly superior to q thing preyi-
ously known. II constitutes perieei re-
mcdy for that distressing malady, sore
nipples, u disease which so frequently
afIlic,s nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL. M. D.
Prot. Anat. d Physiology.
Columbus College. ID. C.
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The instrument is accompanied with
printed directions Tor its application, and
preservation. can be packed up in
small compass, and ser, to any part OF The
couu,rs b, S,arc--pricc S5-Address
YOUNG e. MckAlN.
Camden, 8. G.
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HRYLLlA.SE SCHEME.
20 prizes of 1000 dollars.
Virginia State Lottery,
Glass No. 8

For the benefit { thc Petersburg Bcncro-
lent Mechanic Assncil,inn. To bc drawn n
Alexandria Va. Saturday. April l6, 1886
SCHEME
1000; 5000; 5.t0i: $50 2.33.2, 90
of 2DO9; % o( 500: 90 OF 400: ~ "i
200 35 Of $50, 20 of 800 % of $50 So
Of 200 6a $50, &c &c
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E:TA. .:cHe7EEa.
THE Penn.y!van:dns h,'c.rcchar'ered
,neir Mons,er-Sylves.rr. too. is about to
usher into the world A MONSTER. and
sundrr Young Monsters. in the attractive
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JOHN FERGUSON. King RI.
Cn,ELEyraS 'ia,eh %. 1874

JHtELE'TuN. iHH3uH q, tx
was sc.cd about three yc,l slncc with dis
.,e.s,nr Rheumatism r-usrd by taking crrr'
cold while under tie influence OF mercury, an
uhich has disabti me- IRON hus'oess nraH7 ever
since Du-irg .his pcr,od have nren zen. M
the Nari,c Ilos;i,.l in this City, u2w7s!s If !cnr
months nearly. md the same length O. time tn 'e
Bs!umorc II ,.pi,,'. and tried aines. eserr r"e'
dy. - i,h li,,le benefit. On the l0,h of Frbrusry
axp nj tina, me .carec'y abb TO uiore about upon
erutches comtnencsa th" nse OF The indian
Psnacca in ons month iornd myself entirely
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7 t3W sl fuVN I'D '"t''''"' W
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.

CHARtrsTor, Nov. 10, ic.si
During tho lsst win,rr aud spring. ! was af!!is.
led with rcIy severe and d.s,ressin: Rheumatism
occa.ioncd by c,posusc IN bad weather. now
,ake erca. pleasure in stating. that siH bottles OF
the Indian Pnnacca. restored NC TO perfect
health. and confidently rcccin'cad II 10 ail sins.
,lar!y afflicted,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

Hard hmes in Scotland. The Edinburgh cor
respondent If the New York Mercantile hdveru-
ser gives the follow ing prospect ofihe poor ~ Sc"t
land - This season has been more unprhpItious
Than suy IN The memory of u'on. We have had
no solar heat, of course our crops are very defrc
tive and has rained daily almost for three months
past, and great deal of our hay crop has been
Loot such part Of the grsn TINT has been carried
H. is in very bad order. but there is still great
deal TO reap and in 'he high district of country, II
is We, quite green, and We heve had already ffosis
during the nights. that will not come to maturity
and be fit only for fodder to cattle. Dor po'a"c
crop too has failed provision Of course WIN be
and dear next winter and spr,ug, and Of bad
quality, engendefng cholera and diseases, aud dis
content among the poor. who from thur scuuty
earnings will hardly be able to procure neeessares
-BJsion ID. I,mes.
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STATS ELECTIONS.

Nos-n c.sous.. Majority for The Ven rst-n
'i,ke'. 3ls6.
Gsona,A. Wing m,Itiiv, 2sis
ktu.s.. SaAbc,cm re,uru. h.,e hcea teeeis
81 IN warrant ,h. state 20 Van Bot-u.
nIsSsarrt. R~.uh vet unsettled.
i.ar,u.s.. !, rs ,sid ,hst the msiar,iy IN the
STATE ). in favor IT white. bot ~ two Gown.
t", have been stnugged out. Which Ii'cs the stale
,n Van Barren.
Tr~>,s~pR. Reiura. from 30 c"rn'ir- give
White 81 630 Srics. V. Baron - 0so--Whre'
osinriiv $3.50 A lev more counties remain To- be
hesrd from.
KrSruoKr. Msnriy fot Harrison 36l3.
itL,sov. 1t !. not ye, csrtsin ~hob patty b,.
rot ,his STATE.
MissorEi. hss gone or Van Burrn.
Sourn C.Aol~.. II 10 rurofed ths' the Mol
hhers 10 this State have gone lor Van Burcn-- MOI
improbable.
O. The result a. fsr ss sscerisined-for Ven
i'uren. 800 the Whir. ll3.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Dec. 3.

Flour The week has closed without the
sghrst change whatever. TOE North River ha.
closed. and consequently no more supplies can
be received unless II should open sgaln. The
stock Of Western here Is large, GONE sHy over a
hundred end FMS thousand bbis.-hnie however 81
consequence Mil be received from the South IT,
hoWeger. there IL me siors on hand II vii be- am
pie FOR the demand until the canal again opers.--
Sales al Weston Common At 10 fancy 10 Is
OHIO 81 10 RYE Flour so. 4 good desl
Of -four Is selling fof so Gf New Orleans Corn
Meal dull.
Grain. Tie great supply II shes, sni rye
from Europe 10 dfss,ng too close. Our receipts
from there hsSs been aboul seven hundred and fhy
thousand bushels rather moro ~best than rye
THIS enormous qUaniIiy 10 unparalleled n the bis-
tory Of the country. The stock is nov all but -I-
hsosted. there being M rye aud only about 5000
Bushels Or wheat the ssis Of the latter have
been this week =, 2o3 ,2I2 et...oe rye at 1877 2
cts. There has been some nothsrn rye sold tbi,
week at 100 CITE. wh,ch - IN sdrsnre Of 3 essis.
Very lnils corn here, eoasdersbe taio. u norih-
err yellow 81 ios 100 ct. sr1 X.rglsr. =: 80
: 2. -
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discovery ofa highly interesting nature bs,
lae, been made by NJ. Ehrenborg. H.. has found
that the silciou, rocks. under The name Of Trpulr
are entirely composed Of perfect skeletons OF IN
fuslory animals The remains of these animals
are easily recognized and they have retained their
forms perfectly. On comparing them with the
living animals under microscope they are seen tc
have appreciabe differences from those described
BY natnralis's. The species are determined BY the
number of chambers which divide their minute bod
ies--these Mr. +. has been enabled 10 count. and
finds in them the numbers Of divisions in tho
diving md fossil species. The rocks found in
Bohemia, Tuscany ond The Isle Of France. Those
OF the two frs, are like deposits. mud III. latter q
nam formation. They ore evidently Of recen,
urgin.-,b
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G-F-Vfs~aS lie exalted. mountain high, Abov.
al s.lef State. There al least the political
atmosphere is clear sud pure. II 10 refreshing sm,d
the puiticsl vssle which Surrounds us 90 see one
State pre.ened m al tie Serdure and ftuilny with
which It came out Of the Revolution.-.iLoay T..
Journal.
We cite the above merely 10 give our reader. a
specimen cf III. thoosSnd cheers aIh ~ b,ch Yer
mont i. hailed from one end u the Union 10 The
other. Ii,fdls mail arrives bot brng. -im-
lar compliment 10 the Unbending fmne.s and il.
Prca.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1886.

TnH presidents LAST MESSAGE. 1t will be seeu
TINT the Presidents Message, which as usual ,occu.
pies large share of our paper, is not destitute Of
some interesting matter although had such
lengthy communication came from an unofficial
source or from some ze.Iuss politician. II would
have found but few readers. Bot, coming as i,
does from he Chief Magistrate Of this great Repub-
nc it exci,ea some considerable interest. In New
York, however, where il is supposed such doom
ment would create the creates, interest the pspers
inform us that the sensation hardly pcrcep'ible
The Message, II viii be seen as usual alludes to
uui foreign relations, To the CONDITION of the War,
Navy. Treasury. State aud Post Office Departments
rather briefly The most Of it consists in a labor
ed effort to render the distribution Of the surplus
revenue among the States unacceptable and unpop.
uor; abatng, however. the usual philippe against
The old L. :. (mOnsfer) Bank, which has for long
tune virtually been misunderstanding the strong
est proof of the vindctlre temper unhsppy posses
sed by The old hero. However, we Gun forgive the
President for all this but his declaration that III
emo, al of the Deposites from the Uned States to
pei Banks has answered his expect atoms, and hse
proved that The measur" WIS d lrncicBbe and wire
"ue. r an "pirage upon vethcity- en- the Journs
Of Commerce, prui"ssed heuirsl payer, sImosi
gives the President the u. uu tn, punt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

The flo~ing .rrsei itom The N,rg,os Tune.
.bows ,be horfid e,'-tl 10 -h.h ~. Slave Tr,t.
. earned On IN oar o~n eoap''y.
I'VE Ls,> hr.rd in'ellrsn' w~r Estimate tho
natph~r 81 Slaves ssparsd fr.r Ni'tini, within
t,s l.s, twelve non,h. At 100 coo esch ,ls,e ~.
"'srinr ~ least SOTO. mshirg en- srrrrrs'e Of
S52 900 600. of the number e Sl-,es esrori-
81. nj tn"tc ihsn onr ihra is,e beca sold, hhs
o'b-'s h.,iar h-~n csted Nv ih.it cwr-'s ~ho
hsts 'rm",edl wh,rh would ios,. w the ststr ihe
# s2i GOO 900 sn-,rr fn, The Isle 81 ,'s,es.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
VERMONT AsrLum roR rnE ISs.sg.
We Learn

VERMONT AsrLUn roR THE ISsAsg. We learn
BY notice ~ lne Brat,eboro paper, thpl tina In
soiion l. nOw resoy lot tue reospiod ui patients.
We also notice an interesting article in the same
paper. on the subject. by DE-, Rock~ ell tie Sopef-
Iu't ndrnt. ~h.ch We may publish hereafter. II ls
desirsbe ina. niorms ION on tbs subject should be
generally disseminated. lnssnilv has al present a
large cass of 'Io,inis aud sudden attacks
tDst none can tel no~ long b,mseli or LIS friends
vail escape.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

The Money Market 1t seen.s that the elem, mis-
Of trade IN the ciy Of New York IN great com
motion. Two of The CITY journals. (ihe New York
or and The Expressly have been very efrciuslIy
showing up the Shylocks Of Wsll-stteet. Some
of the Banks like the Bulls of Bsshan, but Ju,t
So much the more the Editors Will NOT hold their
peace "Cornering'' seems TO be the order Of The
day. Braiteboro Pnnir.