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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-14
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A ID LIV y lS co NJ Il L. IN r
DIR. YLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
FEOM BE-. BON ENY. n. 81.

FROM SO BOW ER \. n. \.
nor the cure oil Coughs, Colds Asthma Whouping
Cough, Catarrh Pans m the Side and Breast Bon.
chit Liver Complaints, and e those affections Of tie
Throat and Lungs which a Of 50 much suffer-
ing and 50 often terminate Consumption. This icntty
justly and highly distinguished Il is purely vegetable,
mid and gentle lis effects upon the system aud can be.
taken The most delicate with sefety as well a.
utility. So extensively has been used, and so often prov
ed successful, even in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases, not only palliative bul as remedy
that the proprietor els fancy in introducing and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have
sion to resort to some means Cor recovery.
Physicians familiar with us effects and aware of the
healing properties of this vegetable PREPARATION not I'M
frequently prescribe in their practice, wi the med
zeal faculty generally, 1t has met with than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from ;he hghes aud most rcspecabo sour
Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
IT, entirely recovered ON acciu of the Lungs and
Liver could be furnished in abundance, but we deem is
not necessary to publish them, the medicine gcne.
ally known throughout the country be the best IN .d
cine In use Tor Diseases Of the Lungs aud Liver.
For a common Cold and Cough This is one If the ycr,
best .emeflcs discovered.
b. There is spurious and counterfeit article aapai.
ana aicl7 introduced into this Place. Therefore be
fu to get The genuine which is from 37j BUwcrv New
York, and that the steel plde abel the
tie to prevent counieiics.
For sac BY Sas Burbank and Clark & Collins Mont
prliet: Moses Morse, Johnson; MoiilI. Young x Co
ST ah.rd Ii d. Morgan x Co.. Warren, K. a. J NJ
Richardson, w ait field. l9-ly.
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Is shonId be IN every house and used freely as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY

|
! A NiMAL CHEMlSTRY--has proved beyond all
"A question that means can bj chemically combined
TO act upon the al soben SYSTEM and remove various
accuma atoms, which, II allowed continue viii create
disease PAM troublesome tumoIs rOrbd sweings
ulous diseases &C. According tie chemistry md the
physiology OF the human system, remedy has been Dis
Covered and rs applied and rendered successful IN re-
moving painful swengsi pains IN the side and back lheu-
matsm scroiu"us humofs Kings Evil enlargement about
The throat and neck, ague cakes enlarged spleen &c &c
One thing should be borne in mind by ever; physician
that the means here spoken Of should be used IN prefer
eace TO every thing else IN o thetngs OF painful
swellngs IN the breast Of those who nurse When the
casts are palnul-there are means winch be used
that viii give so quick and certain relief tbs never
iallsi for weak backs, spinal rratlons and in fact all
kinds OF weakness infammaons, it cannot fail As an
external application In liver complaints pains in the hsd
and shoulders, Chrome and iuhammatoy rheumatism,
has no equal and as pain extractor of all kinds there
no drops, tnlmcn plaster that wi compare with The
JEW DAVlDS OR HEBREW PLASTER"
TINS Is the remedy and is too well known among phys-
clans IN general 10 need any other description Thou
sands have been relieved by this paserafter every other
application had fl led. 1t pleasant wear and no one
need fear taking cold in that part which plaster Is
applied pamphlet giving an account of It's discovery
which sufficient TO spread eight pasies. Price
so cents
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, Wholesale agents
for the State Vermont. For sale also by S. h. Howard
Burlington; f. Huntington Vergenncs :, Moody, Mid
dlebury n. q, Hale Chelsea; Dana Week, and sian.
Wood, Yves ford; l. l. DuIeher, 81. Adams; X ID
Soue, Fairfield; II and l. Wdlker Bakersfield Fisk
and Brown WWeryle Kee,er and Noyes Hydepark
V Noyes, Worthwhile Pcnnock T. Benjamin Wolcou
lion ana JudcyIne, Lamole, L Perry ard Co. Cabot
T. u Putnam MarshGeld l. Jrwett 81 Jo,usbu,y; J Jew
eft aud Co Bwnet; Ross Jr WoidsIock " d ,wner
Sharon Britain, Barre: WIN Rhodes Jr R.ch uond ;
Dultun ana CLARK Braueboro. 2l-lyeop.
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A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors Scroula, Piles, Eryspeas Salt Rbeuu
Scad Head and all diseases arising from Impu,i,y al
the Blood FN'' ~
nOCF. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
IL medicine composed entirely of vegetable substances
and oil so active character to eradicate speedily and
permanently all those Troublesome and dangerous
which arse ftm had state If the hood is highly recon-
mended by who have used IT, and will positively in nIne
cases out Of ten effect permanent cure. The pforetn
receive letters every week speaking praise of the
Article and.narrating cases of raordn.ty cures which
are TOO vouionous to publish.
REFERENCES-Miss Sophia Bouchete oGSt hans
aged about 90 cured Of scld head which she had had om
nlancy--was obliged to wear cap constantly and was
without any hair of consequence. She commenced TAX
the Mixture in Feb 1912 and by April the disease
peared Her hair is grown out full and she no
is obliged TO wear n cap
Mr. Ebrid 20 Bin CHAM Of ST Ahans for the en- a or =,
burning, smarng humor with which he had been al,c,J
for Yeas,
So omon Johnson of Durham for the cure of an uecr
aud scroiulous alfec0n.
Erastus Stanton, II w Rice and John Baker Of Stan.
bridge for the cure of piles.
Hugh Murphy, also Of st Adams, was cured of a bad
case OF piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
0JTho above article will he found at most druuuist
stores throughout tho siac-sod who esale BY CURTIS
& SMITH, ST Adams, VI Also by L p. WALTON
AND SONS, agents of tho propreiors at Montpelier VI
Also by Goss HuIchns, Waterbury Il Green Rich,
mond Dana, Weeks aud Stanton, Danylle l.. Jewett
81 Johnsbury; o. French, Barre; N G. Hale, Chelsea
T. u. Novins and Co. Royalton; j. Ross Jr Woodstock
Peck and Spea, Bnringlon N V. IIoley and Co. Will
ston.
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WGTCEH Els.

Silver Spoons Go'd Beads Ear Orna1ncts Fin ger Rings
Ladies' and Gen,emens newest patterns (very
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles, Silver 1himbles
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Kcye
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases. Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods, Viohs and Strings, goot as
sorment Of kind fPcrmey Macassar, Buffalo ana
BEERS OIL for the hair Fishing implements, Tia &c LOT
Brtania Teapols and Casters sur crioi quality. large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept at
JcwcrJ Ware Store.
sA. takes tbs opportunity to Just say to the ladies
and gentlemen OF onlpeie and vicinity, that he has en-
laged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market fill up; and ur.
Their says ALL at home abroad, just step and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
any rate they may rely this that goods what
We recommend them 10 be no sale.
t. J. Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. Silver work ard Jcwelry made to o,dc or 10 any
pattern and warranted good
Monipel.er; May1 lS4S IS
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0PRlCE REDUCED. 10
60 IT'S TOO LATE Ills DEATH
KNELI HAS RJNG,,

THE package Of Mr.. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
L Mr.. Lcech, has arrived, SAID The merchant. ATS
TOO LATE, answered The doctor with grief; his death
Knell has rung. After a he addeI had the Pills
arrived in 'imc have doubt from what have seen of
their effects in Qunsv aud Sure oats that our neghDor
would have been saved. Mis-. Blnn who was taken gu te
dangerously, relieved by them hours and was
well IN three da $. Thus sec how danariou, is pro-
crdstination, and Of what vital Importance an ri iopr
ate remedy timely administered. WAsHINGToN died Of
a similar affection and probably because medication vas
delayed only few hours. People should alway keep a
box Of these Pills in ;her houses be roady in
sudden illness, and because they equally ecacious in
lung fever bilious fever, lie cramp in the stomach
gravel and worms, which all dangerous complaints
and may be said they for Dyspepsia
Jaundice, Indigestion and rheumatism svellod limbs
heart burn euptons Of the skin in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying In fact the Tomato
p Ills should be in every house and used freely as
FAMILY MEDICINE,
oT which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutional The above is no
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the Siae but beware ofmposiIions for several
base attempts have been made initiate these Pills The
genuine are sigued by g. r. Pho PSI M D." Never buy
of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pedars Avoid him who for few more cents p fit will
dsappoint the hopes Of the sick, and trio with the
health The genuine Pills be obi Aimed Of the regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No, 226 Main street
HarlO d.
For sale at CLARK & COLLINS, and S. RED
FIELD'S, Montpelier; SAML BRITAIN, Barre.
Jlnuaiv 1874, A5
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STATE OF VERMONT, 1 The Probate Court for The
Orleans District SIS. : District of Orleans
To all persons concerned ia the estate of John McD,no
late Of Hydepark deceased ntestate-Gree,inp
INTHEREAS said Court did the Isl OF F.bruary
w ls43, grant License 10 Cornelieus Lynd adm mis-
do bons of said deceased sell so much of
the real OF said deceased should amount IN e
Of Fourteen hundred dollars ard said administrator
returns said order Of sale into the Poblte Court re-
porting that under said order he has sold estate TO he a.
mount Of S7o7 AZ c., and flies his second admins
account together with his application in writing rcpre-
senng that further sale of real estate sufficient to raise
the of 100000 is necessary and request license to
sell the remainder of the home farm, called Of said de-
ceased, beins all the real estate remaining unsod as
part cannot be sold without injury TO the whole -
Therefore II is ordered that all concerned be notified
of the pendency Of said application, and that they NAV
appear at session of said Court to be holden at ras-
burg on the 10Th day Of June next and give bonds for the
payment Of the debts aud object to the allowance of the
administrators account and show Why license
should not be granted aloresaidAnd this order shall
be published three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman and Journal, printed at Montpelier before the
day assigned for hearing
'sSaes band at Irasburgh, this 2llh day Of
May A ID 1914.
81 GEO NYE, Judge.
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EheTo 4. ~ SteDietty for Ihe tUOrsS
OF EESEIlIOl'S

DLEASE res Rev MI Fullertons certificate md then
L try them ;-"Mr jones' SRA desire TO benefit OH
rrs induces me 10 send t's testimonial favor of your
DROPS For HUMoEs. For thee years past have 1ecn
afflicted w,i scroiulous humor which assumed the most
helenng appearance, such sorethroaL swelling Of the
neck sides and hands large hard bunchcs the neck and
hu armplIs accompanied with much sor, ness nd pain
10 such extent did the disease rage oduce appa
rent dciomly of the ieiures my lungs became lraled
Intellectual faculties benumbed with the ne loss of the
sense of smelling. l consulted several sklu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurable. have taken
bottle of your me dicne and commenced using the second
aud TO all appearance have effected perfect cure and no
longer bear the of ths appalling disease For
mer strength oflungs body and mind have returned and
the swengs and punches have disappeared. Tins is A
simple statement of facts, which you liberty to use
as you choose. \. H.FULLERTON
Pembroke, N. IL, July 90, ls4l."
iEJ"A fresh supply Of this valuable medicine lust re-
ceiyed ami iorsale al the Bookstore Of L WALTON
s SONS, Montpelier, VT
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WONDERFUL!

4 astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimef
L for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
ia usands ofcascs, aud scarce failure give complete
cure can be found age suppl rcceNed esh fronihe
Manufactured ,he GENUISE to dnswcrthe many and in,
crelsng calls For sale only atthe Monlpeie, 9onks,ors
Nv II WALTON ~ SONS
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SINGLE. DOUBLE UMRUIcAt


MA RSH'S SUP ERIOR PATENTTRUSS
i'HESE Trusses are constructed in many paricula on
an entirely new plan, and their advantages over all
other usses have been atested only by The most
pectab" of the Medical Faculty, by The actual expert
men Of lhoe afflicted with the disease they are intended
to alleviate The most eminent PHI scans upon an exam
nation Of his truss decided lis superiority that
ihey cheetfuy and voluntarily give flea 10 the pro-
pretors to be aid before the public few of which may
be seen onihr handbils. For sale by
55 SIlAS BURBANK III Mo,,noror V,
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NEW STORE !!
Sd DOOR >OUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, on
MAIN STREET.
JUST received general assortment Of w. I.
y GOODS e GROCERIES. c1nsi.ling Of

lust received q general assortment Of w. I.
y GOODS e GROCERIES,, consisting Of
90 chests Young Tyson Tea; ) hhds st Croix Rum;
10 do Sou hong do D pipes Cognidc Brandy
10 do 1mpcriol do 5 Holland Gin;
10 do Old Tyson do ; hhds New England Rum;
IS bags Coffee four kinds casks Irish Whiskey;
tons Sugars all kinds quarter casks Port Wine;
% hnis Molasscs; 2 do Old Port do
30 casks lnmp Oil tpufe Spermll5 do Old MADEIRA do
do Lard OIL; 3 do Sicily do
do Camqlenc; - do brown Sherry do
30 boxes Tcblcco; jbaskes Chumplg ne, scrd, 7;
10 do Bar Soap; 5 do do Anchor:
20 do fancy do 10 boxes Porter and pale Ale;
30 do Rasns; iCodfsh Muckerel Salmon, hal.
20 bags Nuts all kinds; but Fins;
8 boxes Lemons: premium dairy md table Salt
Paints and Paint Brushes fine Western do;
Sp, COS, Pickles, Preserves sweet Liver pool bag do
Oil, Catchups Cnron Mace ION real HAVANA Cigars;
Irish Moss, Cocoa Shells; acr'y, Rnppoe& Snuff.
so boxes Colts fine Duponts Eagle com Powder
ing Tobacco smoking do Shot, Lead ps
Making as complete assortment is to be found in
the country.
Also, GLASS WARE: STOVES and HOLLOW
WARE, and STOVE-PIPE md TIN WARE 6 new
STYLE Troy PARLoR STOVES style COOK
ING STOVES; Ar Tight, patterns; BOX
STOVES, all sizes, &c SC all patterns, made from
The best metal selected from Troy and Albany sever
al Vermont Furnaces.
The subscriber having bought his stock for Cash will sell
at wholesale retail at reduced prices for cash or short
approved credit and for kinds of produce From 30
years experience in city and country business he believes
the old adagc true" nmbe nne-pence better than
slow shilling. He laers himself if persons wanting w
Goods Stoves will call and look his stock they viii he
induced TO buy. AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Sept. 49, 2stc
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than has been keptn this market which he oets for sale
at his Jewolry Ware Store three doors West Of the VII
ago Hotel, where may be found Ladies and Gentlemen
q old and Silver Wntches, such as
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$4,000

(fLEAR PINE CLAPBOARDS from Litcton N f
~ for sale very low by
AUGUSTUS HAVEN,
Jas. % 1874. 45 roms South head State st.
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GRANITE STONE
FOR SALE.

CHEWING and smoking of the best quality can be had
- at all times, at tho Drug Store of CLARK and
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NEW GOODS!

SAMUEL ABBOT,
HASjust returnedfrom tho city with more extensive
IL assortment of
WATCHES 81 RICH JEWELRY
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS |!
BANCROFT & RIKER

DAI<NhOT ~ h1h Eli
HAVE just received their full supply of SPRING SUM
II MER GOODS which they are disposed sell a little
cheaper than those who sell cheap for cash approved credit
May l, 1874 59uf
BROADCLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
A GREAT variety, just received and selling Low, by
IA May 3, 1874. SO BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co.
FLOWER SEEDS, VASES AND POTS,
A VERY pretty assortment. BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co.
N May 3, 1874 50
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COD FISH.
RICH SUMMER GOODS,

Q TONS of VERY SUPERIOR COD FISH, also SALMON
- and MACKEREL at
May 25, 1914 60 STORRS & LANGDONs,.
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HARDWARE &CUTLERY.
WILLIAM GREENOUGH e. co.
DRUGS e. MEDICINES.

A LARGE and fresh supply Of DRUGS and MEDICINES just
N received and for sale al reduced prices by
April 25, IA. So $. BURBANK in.
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GEO. NYE, Judge.
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HATS, HATS, HATS
TOBACCO.

Mrs MILLER's fine chewing and smoking Tobacco
N1 sale by SILAS BURBANK JR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

Political cspiia nf hls own. ehed The Texas iiarbas
ifo.n John Tyler, and ui course ouehl 10 break!
by Silas L. Aamier-- Hon. Wm. L. Rrscs Nune.
n'esnns viii INV say, politically ihes know moi .sre
Ia Had him-The irue Interest al his c5s,ify his
hone-and there he Is always fnnd. at the right HHit
offending II with an ability eqnai;ed by ew In The
uat.n
By r. X. liarprove-- Young Women ard old Wine:
What areatpliy II is, uf two such excellent things.
thai ss-, while IL improves The one, should spo The
other.
by Geo-ya A. Wai,e--lIenty CLAY: Pstrid ever
sincere 9ud devoted i his country: May he be fe~srded
with Tho highest uiicc within the riit u the Americas
rcupe.
By :. H. 1dbfle-lieny Clay: The great Statesman
aud Orai0f. VIM, by his unusaileJ euquehce, has
chieved more beaur than Napoleon. With all lie
nauutnenis rhIs,d u his memory. hlay he be chnsen
President by an overwhelming majority u the people
Many MUIR iaaSs were prepared but, IN the hurry
"i separation. not handed in Tie foregoing are hir
specimen Of The spirit aad feeling vhich animated the
company.l
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky.
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
Theodore frciinghuysen, Of y. j.
NORTH CAROLINA EIEcIION

great "Dcnorfmico triumph has been achieved /,
North Canulna; and never have seen that pariy !,
greater ecsiacy! We told friend that this would be =,
beore IT came 10 pass; Tor that party has the faculty m
peneglng even IN overwhelming defeat causes oi re-
yig az the demented philosopher extracted sunbesns
IRON cucumoes What are they rejoicing about q
SIMPLY because, although conl.Ssedly beaten, by a
triumphant majority, where. according 10 Mr. Georye
w. llopkinss pognosiics, his speech III this town
few nights ago, they prepared ur a curious tr,-
umph, at all events for and neck race they
are not left as far hehnd they were IN 1910, WHY
90 as Tar back as that evenlul year. when, in the
language OF Henry A. Wses earnest invocation a
Wing flood swept the land. not altogether
dlsslnilar 10 that ancient deuge which purged
world # ts accumulated sins The last election in
North Carolna in lS42 and Ma,, TOO for the oiee OF
Governor as this SIS The proper standard Of compar
lson aud judi by that compafsln the " ins about
hold their own since 'i2, having lost nothing in the
popular vote by the great Texas humbue-while they
have annhlaed the Locooco majority of "a in the State
Legislature, and will have decisive majority them
selves Surely this is great l.ocofooo triumph Is
1t noil The iscl Is, the Locos like children who
IN order 10 conceal an agony which them almost
Ia tears laugh OUT Of the wrong side Of their mouths
| he result in North Carolina is splendid Whlg tri-
unPh, and settles the question of her the Fall
And II that vote be given 10 Mr. Clay of what conse
guence Is II whether The majority be 5 or 10 ,0G02
According 10 the latest enumeration of counties in our
possession (o5 IN number The majority Of HIKE ecp)
over Grahan (Whig) for Governor is 22ii: in the
same counties IN 1912, the Locoiico majority was g
d39-which exhibits slight Wing gam. The Rich
monJ Compiler, however, saws, that in 16 counties
heard from The vote exhibits Locuico gain Of 392 ON The
vote Of lSl2, when tho Wing mai ,rily was abou, 5000
There Is no doubt ofibe election Of the Wing candidate
however; and the only matter t. be ascerained is whe,n
or his majority will be A or 1000.
Ia the &c counties heard from the Wings have cleo,
led 10 and the Locos 40 members Of The State Legisa-
ture, being clear Wing gain Of % members.
or Al votes. 81 that there Is likely TO be a Min
majority of 20 joint ballot, instead Of as last year
l.ocoioco majority of "A Surely our Locoioco
friends, who not only exut antie nied iruinphs,
to be realized. but who ejce over actua de
ieais, have good reason TO make the wekn riny with
their shouts!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

Rereauc The tariff of 1912, VIC were told was too
stringent for revenue, the PEOPLE were warneu that
IN consequence of us prohibyy character resort ,e
direct taXsuon would be inevitable. The Secretary Of
the Treasury puts this prediction 10 flight, by his stale
Of the OF received for the three
a,onths ending the S0th Of June last, as follows: 50
$40 500at the rate OF upwards of S37 900 900 rcr an
num--enouah 10 have met even Van Berep $ expendi.
lures. After apprrpratins upwards of million and a
halt To the tsyur- III the tn,eres the public debt
and to the Redemption ofoutsandip. Treasury Notes
there remained in the treasury that day, nearly SIX
millions of dollars.
Il is stated, unoaicialy that the amount Of revenue
received ct he port Of New York. for tn single week
ending the 3lst ult. 5000 200. lareer amount
than was received in any week before. The
amount tor the month of July is 9li 800 Oh this
rerenus destroying Tariff!
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hiss precpiaisly m that city, aer long occupying one
II the finest palaces 81 Flaence. where he f'erly held
suit Of court The princes sudden departure is a..
etibe TO fnsneal enbaffassaen which It Is impossible
Tor him 10 overcome nj This moment.
"A Chapel GA IPheets.-Ihc Wesleyan Methodis,s Of
the bingham circuit. England, have erected nveable
woden meeting house upon Wheels capable Of seatin,
about 100 persons, al If about Goo for the accom-
nodalion Of several villages where se could be Oh.
mined