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POETRY.
THE pEARL OF GREAT PRICE

gas following lines call attention to matte
q Easi s4aL,e interest. Perhaps they may NICE
The eye ana arrest the attention of some one VIII,
has hitherto viewed the great Interests Of tn,
500, With ias;aetsnss. and lead him to tam hi
thoughts towards the sinners Friend
This world iheis f4reied pearl may crave,
lis net tie pearl Tor me;
'TNill dim II lrs;fe in the grave,
rw.l .roaldal in the sea;
Dat there's pearl o. price unto.i,
Nli,h never can be bought with COLA,
TRe sinking soul Twill save;
"a that's ;ap pearl ios me.
I.s ulisef knocks al mammoa's gate,
It's not tie gate fos me.
from morning dawn, I'LL evening late.
81 his bo.ied door is he:
Bat tAese's a gate tha; leads 70 Bliss.
And he that knocks By fifth At this,
Snail meier be called 20 wait
Oh hats The gate foE nc.
Let Pleasure chant her syren song,
It's not the song for me
To weeping it will turn ere long.
For this IS Heavens decree
But there's sers. The ransomed sing.
To Jesus Their exalted King,
With ioyfal heart ard ,oagae;
Oh hats the soug ias ne.
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CURE FoR MnIlNns

hng u OILS --I'bis invaluable remedy
Tor wounds IN caiiIc or horses, particularly
'be latter, has lately been brought before
.he pnblc by silas Gay lord, Of SkanealIes,
Gu We have known some very surprising
wouuoHuormed by it, IN the case eff severe
drec''onseerses The following ate the
One ounce tpr preparing The medicine:
white yiirol, : ozssen coperas, 2 ~. az
linseed oil, 8 o. OF W.umnn sai, . - ~
Boil over a slow fire flII-I.o tnoi,ssaa :
pint Of urine; when almost cs-ates - .
Of splrIts Of 'urpen,fne. Applyss A -,
wound with quill or feather, and iba.-
will DE speedily effected AN. Cub.
BY contracting the circles Of our aztec
tons, We heighten their Intensity.
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Gold Wire fer ST.

TESilE subscribers off,r their 49,,
u Mine Cor Sale kno~n By d. .s, issue
ier's Niue. eve n:lcs North d cb,,la,,ls o
ienborg County. n @ For terms Az, -
subscriber. living on The premises. fP's
o., o. $40 ELAN nuNTe
Csf' ~ tlfSs E1
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TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY.
= l.. aicuoLs, EDITOR


The proP'iotorq of the New York .qilas,' and
The .i9,orG' daily, have completed their arran.
geneGls for publishing every Saturday weekly
folio paper containing
T'tPEN TY- ETGHT' COLU.NN'S OF
RE.IDLN'G .MITTER,
Secrl"d liom the choicest matter Of the Aurora
and Atlas, at
ONE DnLLAR hYEAR.
In originality and talent, the Dollar Weekly
will tie nfaior 10 no paper on this continent. liz
principle editor hgs 40 superior as n newspaper
writer aud he viii be assisted b. the best writers
that liberal outlay ran secure.
TN, D.i'!r Utcbiy will contain greater
quantity Of matter ttaa nine fcahs the papers
Published at fosjic It's pfire--,nore than half Of
hose at treble, and more than sevcrel at five dol
lars a YEAR!
ILLUSTRATIONS
Every number Of the Dollar Weekly viii con-
tain, ut least one
BEAUTIFUL cSGnA VINO,
Illustrating Stclchc, Of American Life; giving
loriy-two splendid Lngruyinss every year, at an
outlay If more than one EJVsoHi 4DNars,
in szs, clcapncss, typographical execution
pictorial embellishments, and editorial, ability, the
Dollar Weekly will be the
.rie,aI Of lie .4lc.
The terms are One D9Ycr gelr in a}rapce.
AL po7'.asiers are authorized to remit newspa-
per subscriptions fee Of postage.
IlERRiCK & ROPES, Publishers,
1862 Nassau street New York.
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THOMS0NIAN INFIRMARY

A I'd
/ \ S A n Il ii o $ T I T. A l.
EAST RANDOLPH. vt.

IFH'ENDERS his grateful acknowledgements to h friends
II aud The enlightened public, for the liberal lGu ontsc
bestowed on lis esal hn ent fer than tour years
past aud which, he Is hup 10 saw has more than doL led
every !enr ulu il is admitted That he does double the
business Of any other ply stefan in RoIG0ph Urd the
board OF UgsrssugG Tor lci.-UEe Of them IN NJ, D..
ussc,,cd lin $40 Tor his medical facu!ty-aEd himself
md the rest Of the regulars only from sic to $50 CGC
Ihs shows the estimate which is placed upon the skill
a. practice OF rr Smith inhia own towGeyen by these
whose rtC,Cst il is to OIL osc lin.
me THoMsU&IAN SYSTEM, according to on estimate
made by FIR Wuttuhousc formerly Lecturer in the
Medical Department Of Harvard University, LCw Nun
hers about tour millions Ct md nothing short
Gifts intrinsic merits could have commenced it
such general favor 1t is found be svetGN urd ClCilnt
in removing disease. The Medicines ure harmless nrd
operate In harmony with tie laws Of c IN, LCnGS one
h1i yov,d uid cqopcl The glin i, not ricrci,g ,rf
yEstCrS The irqdhd uctCG arc not d,cdtHtRL IN nor
cgiCg nor ne tody Vasttd Ggog IN GtJrttpg ii II its
cuty n9uriImCaitbc Gocd. What is disease hut u Dc.
rartwc oflc system from healthy condition and is it
po silr to use toiCHti bttrs, UCrcotcs or c hrci,
without producing disease to greater or less CAtert
The Idumsouuus have yiaii Cra siplc plocCss for lie
ctr Of disease Withuul mi lyiug nm, nGa.bl iur, Nm
cess, co,urt be caHea IN guistjor.
Dr. s'lTn. desires most respectfully, inform inyats
Of ever! description, that nor, is tie time fer them 10
resort to the IUoHsorian system Of medicine for relief
and he /, ready receive Oh, m and give them the TEST
oimodclnc, medical Attendance ard nur.rew.th board
ana washing, at bs lui.mury. lie continues to have
patients nom an tie "roglou round about and to AMY
Tic aWc and cacucous remedies o the iN mOJtai 71Cm.
,n", according to their sWatouGEd circumstances Many
nave ucth 'btd-O'hcs Greatly rCbtI'5, infer having tr
gu tHt MHoir round ~ ,hr Tc.ror faculty and found il
WUtSe lnn Useless. HaIy ladies have teen relieved OF
VARIOUS female conf .al.'.. and many more aIc uIter a
course O. treatment nae cir usual h, ain
though they had Cul,u, cd ether physicians in toip
soNE OF 'lE WORT Il.'a uF issAAlTY HAVE IEry
tIL,0, AHD OTHER. CHfNaLy EUiIEyIp;ASp TCR 1uc
EAttt@NGrNE&T or THa IrIl'r. or TINS nCsT INrcn
.t&ATE CLASS OF INlAllls TIE On. rLGsIrAyu STA,
10 THAT FROM loNC UN.tHL,cL VIM CASES OF mi,
EiSn, III Is o. oilNluS Ti,IslsEutTor TIN MAY rE
~ EASILY Cr-Ep ~ ATNrIy AND JrplCIgts ann,
TluG or III IN. Tg,". OMAN Hrrirl,r &c ~ r7urn.
More than irO AriG.fd Ct Tie vcr,tiIGluC,i con III
Gated cases that ever occur In this CClLlry-r,rGorddto
n many irsinlCCs l., the yo.aHlrgiId r,t,I u,nlIrut
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mental knowledge of their eIicocy can use them
without being benefited Directions accompany each ar
;iClc.
Fcyer DrogS-or opening pores ofthc skin and cuus
ing Precipitation in ieyerS, colds, &C.
Sgrp for dysCHtcry.Ihis is of the best medicines
for the sumnrrcGmpans Of children, now before inc pun
lie, Wgas for the inflammation 0tthC bowels and stomach,
heartburn uusit AND vomiting sickness cholera holbus,
sc. Price % cents,
Congh Drop3.or Group rates ofchildrcn, asthmaor
phll,c, colds coughs, consumption, whOopng cough &C.
Price Is cents,
Djpyec Dro2s-lc all diseases Of the kidney and the
urinary C9mla, Price 81 ii cents,
RbCyR ic .urlamenc,s, rheumatism, spruins
bruises, 81. lIcC 81 l.! cents,
E"e%S aycor ulcers, fever sores, sores, burns, cuts,
Hca am,arni,-rricc2 % cents.
tni.Jyftltic SHS--,Or nervous debility, dyspcpsy,
delicate female complaints, distractions, sc. Price - cts.
Srugia,Hd,r rtlst,l-tor weakness Of the buck aud
ous pains IN the sjc between the shoulders, pit Of the
stomach rheumatism, &c. Price % cents.
Rct1rG.'.s rariigt-ior ndiscsIion female weakness,
u,ulliUg,& dc. Price % cents.
.WColu1 S9Tpp Poclc"--to purify hcblood in all ca
gts OF crrptIrs at the skin, scruuia, white swelling rick
cts, ytnr,ca ta.E liver complaint, &c. Price 50 cents.
E'iaoa9ry haSam-!or coughs aud consumption, sc,
Price 30 cents.
c,.a7hc sauG-lor hoi!pu' calayrh, headache, &C.
Price u - Ctuts,
.1H-bW2us p5yeic--ror nh bilious complaints, foul
s'uar liver pajnt, headache, pressure of the blood
on thc hmin.&c. Price IL - cents.
Hol"* P9H!'r-ior wugms in children ana adults
ifiCc w. - cents,
HR, iIir,Np woudtakc this opportunity toE(orm many
ut those who Hrc rirtci with Chronic oscdscs stomach
complaints. chrtu. inflammation aud enlargement of the
Dtr and what tul0ngiitcs call fever sore, and great
many other o.cas,sJ that Tie rt cause was IN the use Of
Mercury in -CHc It TO- Gu1tn urE!s. CnHHt PEOPLE are
t"'r Is. llrl Diseases. ,r.-iuucd hl Ugrtu. CtigC use
>pr tn hal! idcru"vuulsms, cus 70, bones, Ulcers md
sores. besides uuUm"g'u other diseases, In hundreds Of
ares that the subscriber has cured or greatly hcurtCd
wore inst produced Dos ihcu-c oiAIruty. tguy science
profession or society demands reform 1t Is the medical.
tur tsc OF Mercury and Clacr IMMORAL pO.sors were the
f, . q BE-
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TO THO.uSONLfN,S.

4 FEW copies Of Matson's American Vegetable Prac
u tcc, or new and improved Guide to Health design
cd for the use orGmilics. For sale hy
Sept 90, lsIl. y. a VI. o. RANDALL
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330GrD.
TIE LAST CIGAR.

Twas OF the blue Clnalies,
a glorious summers day,
| sat upon the quarter deck,
And whi,itd my cares away,
And as the yOumed smoke arose,
Like incense on The air,
/ haayed a sigh 10 ,hin' IN soo'h,
twas my Inst cig1r,
leaned a.qilst ihyqVarle- rail,
And glacd down il the sea;
Ev,n there the airy wreuths Of smoke
We're curling gmccIUIly,
Oh, what hid at such a lire,
10 do with wasting care:
Alas the trembling tear proclaimed,
II was ny las. clsai!
watched the ush3s us It came,
Fast nearing toward the cnd;
watched il a. a friend will watch,
Beside his d,i ing fcnd--
could rrl speak-i could not stir,
But like statue there,
whitfield the massy volumes out,
Oithat divine cigar!
At length the Pile Of flashes fell,
Like child from mother torn,
AID thcsmolc th,t drew ia and out,
Grew warmUnd yet more warm,
took ole last, one lingering Whit
4 long whi.r Of despair;
And threw il from Ina--sparc the a'e,
il vas my last cigar,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
New Line Of STAGES,
FROM LUDLOW TO WCODsTCCK.

TINHE ,Ubsc'ihcr, will commence running Tro Horae
sage M the I'm OF October, from Ludlow, vim. rs
son Furnace, Ply mouth and BrdgcWUtcr 10 Woodstoc.,
NL leaving Junnson> Hotel, Ludlow, on Mondays, Wed.
ncsdnyS and Friday at half past oclock, p, M.aicr
the arrival Of the kC'nC aud Rutland SH-,s-ad urry at
Woodstock, at hali-pa> O'Clock, M-lCaye Whitney :
Hotel oodstOch, on Tuesdays Thursday aud saturday
nt O'Clock, 4. NJ, aud arrive at Ludlow in time for the
hecnc stage, which leaves Ludlow ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and the Rutland aud burlington Stage which leaves at
ha.i.pis o'clock =. VI.
Passengers going North, from the Elst Souih, will
Id tins the most direct route; they can take the
Burlington Stage ut keenc, Wnpuc, b. Falls Chester or
CnNcndls, and arrive at Woodstock the same iay nj halt
past oclock p Malsn, passenger, can take the Burl-
ingion stays nj llddbury, Brandon, PlOrd Rutland,
Shrewsbury and Mount HOLLY aud rrrvont Woodstock the
same d1! at haEpnst O'Clock, where StUgcs leave the
neat dag Tor all parts Of the country
II. r. POLLARD & co.
Il. L. POLLARD. Plymouth,
ArGrsrrs HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p.,~.,,,,r.
iosEPu MARTIN, DO. i''F'"'o'''
Isaac y. JOHNSON, LudioU,
Sept. 81 lsil. 7itr
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,

TIME subscriber having unractcd with Mr. $. L. Cha.
II for the right Of his for the County oil windsor
Logs leaves to call the attention OF the public to the
The stove is bcy und doubt economical and convenient
thHn Guy other cooking In use. 1t Is convenient,
cause o s peculiar construction and economical, Tor the
reason that it will three ourlhs othe unnecessary to
be consumed IN other stoves ii order to DO an equal L.
mount y.Gaokig 1t contains two ovens oilar9c GimeH
can in an instant have the tempeGIG'cso chan
gcd br diapers rs TO be adapted blSna or roasting the
most l.lic MS well 49, the cuu5gs food. The boiling de
department is perfect in every point oINew' SIX boilers
can be used at 4 time The brJiGg department 1870 con
st.uc,rl that the smoke is not suffered to pass INTO tie
ROOM being conveyed directly into the store Owing to
tn pcculu.y 0rthc principles upon which TINS stove OPP
GATES none Of the heat from the fire chamber suffered To
pas de,y into the ppc while al! the coolest aIrin the
stove 50 discharged. TAa sdOnc b. an rchumtcr FORE
ra.c i'm ia uif and smoke after Inns parted with its heat
and in s,r manner TO produce very strong drught
thus MI the heat generated must be applied to some prlc-
teal purpose.
In 1gooroClhc above, have connected with this advert
ismr:t the following certificates om gentlemen ounGUubt-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly on baud and for sale
BIS. TITUS HUTCHINSON JR
Wo,l3oct July It'll ls!O.
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TnOsipsONIAH COrCHCANDv.

TUST arrived from Boston, m entire ncw sricle CON.
y pounded expressly for children and adults afflicted with
hard colds, COZ = Or lcr'ons OF ronsHmpuyc hublts
For -a'- ~ 'ie iewnry Store Of
i-.' THv . R4yD3LL.
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- tn fIluwing publications are issued from the
sane bui'dingas Goday's lady's BOok--lhc Yonng
Peoples Book the Peoples Library, and sir Wal
ter Scors Worl;s-it will be only necessary 10
send one paper containing the advertisements, adj
dressed "Pub'i,hers' Hall, Philadelphia"
This viii bca saving both TO our editorial friends
nnh OnrsnlNes.
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TIE LION OF THE DAY.
no CURE NO FAY!
TIE GENUINE OLD DrTCH OR GERMAN FILL

NO CURE NO Fay!
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS
Hgbly reccommenGcd by Doct Tolcnhne Mott ". d. Of
". L. aud othCrs.
FENlESE the orders ANY one that docs not find 70
l,cGCm these p, the price is refunded back these
are the POSITIVE orders Of the Proprietor rgets ard
others
In offering these pills toike public aprCa to their in
tclleencc utho'e pills nig not what thCy urc recon
mend,d, YOU in duty bound out oCrCsrrc TO ,oLf,tf
md community reject hem. aud publish thtm 10 tie
world rs An imposition, hUmbug aud quuClcry The NH
IcmaN be assured they purely vegetable. thew are
composed o nine ingredients. part Of the medicine cuy
found III ASIA and the vJlCs OF GERMANY For convenience
these extracts arc made into pills and Will our sure
cure OF rtttor all bilious complaints, yellow trd biCrs
ic'or fever and aeuc. aundicc, scarc rash bilious chcl
ic, dyspepsia &c.
II is not intended that this medicine is for ~ di
seasCs To which the human j. Halle Ten thousaid
Useless efforts have been made draw from the region CT
unAnown ancy some long spun theory Of rtec art which
would each ard every disease Good medicine is
to he found in the fire or vhiTlwird.
Health and happiness hang upon chance wirGstin Ia
the herald OF truth.
The pnst at lsi is secure; they have nlr,rfv t8i,cd
monument ofhcr greatness which will defy the corrodr
tooth Of time.
Sold by John \. Dunbar. TAFT. Datc.6 Co. Wccfstoel
4. Gibson, Procorsvillc, ShCrwin ~ Richardson r. A.
pcming Co, Slas Bruce. Jr.. Chcstrr:B n Nrwtcn
burton a Brooks. Norwich; J. e.. Brooks Cr,birr a.
Nichols Hartford T.. Clement Hrfcevptrr: r. r. Err.
tngon, Hartard; |. ". Hubbard Ilulct & savage.
Windsor; 5. {. Fay; Reading; Buck & Jones, South
Rc1dingi Robbins q Willie Cavondsh: :. PrCntiss Fer
knsvici Bailcr Bartlett. Weathcrsfed; H. ohardson
a Co, L.Atwood, Rochester. silly
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wil contain, at least, Three SPLENDID Engrav lngs
embracing in the series every possible variety o
subject, Historical, Landscape, Picturesque, I'm
aginulyc, mathematical, aud executed in ever,
possible variety oflha ant; Mezaont, Line and
Nc2zo,iut, Stipp'e Medallion, and tina, most chas
nud expressive manner, the Line and Dot conlhIn
ed. which has ,iyen such ward wide celebrity Il
the works af modem artists 'rh' American Guild
Plates Of Fashion, co,oured, will be given ever,
month.
In orlarto siYn tn greatest attnc;iyucs5 to tn
sahla, Of hl, embellishments, The proprietor ha
given orders 10 various American Painters, o
as,vb'ishei reputation, who ARE now engaged /.
preparing expressly for the Lady's Book, nuncr
o0s Original Pictures, On Rational and ltIsloncA
/ events, same Of wI'l.h are neldy completed, aat
viii soon be IN the hands OF the en5rHvnr. Amons
! the painters Inns engaged, he may enumeraie j. q
/ Chapman, Painter 81 the National Picture OF lh'
"t?#m OF Focahonias, T. r. No'nerm'i, =. r. US
good, OF Boston, }, =. IfanIeHs'eli l. Ii'i''hs'
| &c. &~c'
lie inns also established c0HeSpoho"hce' III
LONDON, through which he VIII receive e"t'y PROOF
! impressions OF The finest prints executed III INA,
mrltopo.IS, aud VIII thus be constantly s,vPP'ea
"Eh an Immense 'd''t'y ifoh Wiiic'i 10 niiNe SGu-
n6e s.ec'Icn'' IN hddItlon 10 ms, Nc VIII receive
'nr "'{ c"PHs ct 'h' reInf2i'u prize N',srNlnss
OF III CwhHrgh Arp9'o ,'"'ety'NeA' 10 c'ii5 'nun-
uE; one o' winch, ''3 i.&a"''''"',oA I" "Ho"cs-
OWEN ~ hi, p,l,,rs and another Of Which, The
.tru, YLYir.n r.. has nov in prengraiion. as
,a'lr.n sa,i,; or Pictorial illustrations Of Shuks-
p'lra'
"r.'IAI'ncd 10 sa''''{ every Nai'sJ OF ."S'', '''e
Of III, most suncrb NIczzotiots ever executed in
mi; country. several Of which are already enrra
y,I and vii, he given 70 his subscriber, rs soon ~
u M liri,n, number of impressions can he taken To
srpp, lis immcn5c edition, Resides the seryi,e,
Of Il. =. S3GJ. If New York who has now in hand
number Of plates. The proprjetor bls secured the
inya,pabIo MD Of Mr. Ilumphrcys, Of London, who
i; ru,yarsg!Iy conceded 10 Stand in the foremost
gIul, If Enu,i,h Enaraye,s and whose sp,eudid eC-
l,r,s in Vrlzo,iat bave commanded the admiration
rrlh, most DISTINGUISHED omeieprs and critics
Tbi, cmiern, artist Is now engaged IN prrplripa,
.r,nla;.l, fir tl,, yady,s rnoE = number IF Mo-
l,,ior ri,iares vhi,hihe pron,jrtnr n'eIp,, him
self vii! l., Of IN rn.prnIs;rd pyceurucc: and Of
nh. ,,,.l i,rrr,.,iot and attractive srh;.r,, M
,,,rd ,,,r,, III no,.;!i,;,y Of d;ii,r'y hore,Gar
h.. L,s I;,.,,,,;., orJo,,I Cnr, t,,,rJ I,,,nr,,o
,o,i,, T.,,h,i h1,c,t ,rI ;'3r"d; ,ory or lie
.rri..l vr V.n r ,r,rlcr or,hi. civ, ;,nI Conn.,
n,oprc onar,,ior, in thn I,n,r,n,nnr ii ort
r., o.l,r f., nr,,n,o ,',o ,,r;,r, o,,,'; Yb,ro,,,s
in .,.,n ,L. nro,,;,,cr n'Io n'.,,,o,,nnt ~
r,r..n.,',, ,,;' C,i,n,, o',,;,, ,,,,.,,.,yo,,
~ .rlo,, NV, INV on,,,.J i, oy,,,;,,,, s,ooI
,.l,,,r IN, f,l,., n,n,.
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Tin, Cppper and Sheet Iron Work.

rJ1E subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues IN carry the above husinCss in
an its various branches. his old stand nearly onpo>te
Whtrc,'s Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
to accommodate all who may feel disposed to paronyc
hint The best Of stock will be- kept consani, hand,
and pains will be spared to Keen the hest workmcn in
constant readiness execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
nN NAME NNn ron SALr.
STANLEN'S PARLOR Stoves sizes, the most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOlSON'S COOK, and sheet iron diving nuc, COON
STOVE. and Sheet hon Stoves and pipc.
COPPER BOILERS d TEAKETTLEs.
TN SAP BUCKETS IN ucy and much approved aFiiclcl
HIRD WARE, &C. &C.
All who nrc in want Of of the above articles VIII 30
well N call and examine the and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN bLiNH.
Woodstock. Dee. %. le40. 81
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THOMsoNIAN MEDICINE.

PURE AND UNiDULTERiTED MEDICINE.
4 T y. & ". O. RANDNlI's IeweIry Store is hon,
y cool assortment of TnoNsoNf,v Mgplct,r go,
ssiiua OF -' '"'
hnenm1iic or Hot Drops, Brown Luhclin
WINE Bticr', pnvcriled Slippery Elm.
n'sHn'ery syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, Healing Salvc,
llnIameni. Stimulating Liniament
Fine Lnleli1, Cnmppeitiun
Couch baispn. CAYENNE
N5rNUr or Na,Cr.ln, Snice Bitten.
Green i'obem. Womans Friend. &c
Al for sale n the Fay'on prires M
SsT'.g", i-ii n T. n n n f,-y mrs
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panies fall due. and what security has been taken
from said Companies for the payment of the
Loans made to them, aud the names Of the sew
eral individuals and corporations who are indebt.
ed 10 the State by loans from the Literary and
Internal Improvement Funds; the several amounts
due by each, when said debts fall due, aud the
security taken for their payment.
Laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.. Lilly.
The engrossed bill 10 compel Militia off.
GERS TO hold their commissions three years,
was read the second and third times, passed
and ordered TO be enrolled.
Mr.. Barringer, from The Committee on
Internal Improvements, reported bull Tor
the relief Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road Company, which was read the first
time and passed.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill TO make Real Is.
tate assets IN ceriain cases, which was read
the first time, passed, ordered to be printed,
and made the order Of The day for Saturday
next.
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! HCDSE VI COMMONS.
Fir. J. P. Caldwell presented petition
from sundry citizens Of fredel county, pray
ing that a portion of SAID County be attached
to the county of Wilkes. The petition waf
referred TO the Members of the House o.
Commons representing the counties of Ire
dell and Wilkes.
! On melton of Mr.. Munday, the Commit
tee on the Judiciary yefe instructed TO en-
qure into The e., ediency Of so amending
the Patrol law as TO increase their pay, and
10 report by bill or otherwise.
A communication was received from The
Governor, transmitting memorial on the
Subject of French Spoliatlons prior to 1901
together with sundry documents Of Congress
On that subject.
On motion Of Mr.. J. P. Caldwell, the
communication and accompanying docu
ments were sent to tho Senate, with a pro
position that they be referred to JOINT
Select Committee Of five on tue par, Of each
House.
Mr.. II. c. Jones presented petition from
sundry citizens Of the counties Of Surry,
Wilkes and lredeli, praying the erection Of
new county out Of portion of said coun
ties, which, on motion of Mr.. Boyden, was
referred to the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
Mr.. Boyden presented bill 10 amend the
Revised Statutes, entitled An act concern
ing the appointment, Of Guardians and the
management of Orphans end their estates,
which was read the first tune, passed, and
on motion Of Mr.. B. referred to the Com
miiiee on the Judiciary.
The bill TO lay OF and establish road
down the Blue Ridge from the line Of the
county Of Ydncey TO Turkey Creek, in Burke
County, was read the second line and passed.
Mr.. Mendenhall presented petition from
the Wake Forest College, asking loan
from ihs funds Of the State. which on
motion Of Mr.. VI. was referred 10 the joint
Committee on Education.
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Mr. Galhrie offered lhe foIIoXing !:

Resolved, That when this House adjourns, IN
Thursday next, It shall adjourn to meet on Mon
day at 10 o'elock-which was rejected.
Mr.. Boydeu presented bill TO amend the
Revised Statutes, entitled an Act for re,
stralning the taking Of excessive usury.
Mr. E. P. Miller moved that said Bill be
rejected, which motion did not prevail, and
the said bill was read the first time, passed
aud referred 10 the Committee on the Ju
dietary.
Mr.. Winston, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a bill to amend the 5sth
Chapter Of the Revised Statutes, entitled,
insolyeni debtors, which was read the first
ume aud passed.