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From the New York Recorder
The Dying Mothers Prayer for her Children.


The lingering sunbeams bathed her couch
In floods of golden light;
But oh, upon her brow there Law
A radiance far more bright
The kind ing Of the passing soul,
With Heavens undying fire.
Told soon the faint, dull lump Of clay,
For ever should expire.
The dying mother opcd her lips,
In sweet and fervent prayer;
Her little ones were gathered round,
And all save one was there.
All save the firsiing of her flock
Az N.ere, on, where was he7
Toss'd by the tempests angry blast
Upon the wild dark sea.
Each childish sob was hushcd the while,
Each broken voice was mute,
Her words were breahed IN soft low tones
Like echoes of the Lutte.
Clasped in her arms her infant lay,
And from its nesting place
Its blue eye wandered wonderinsly
Der that sweet pald face.
20 Heavenly Father! to thy care
These little ones give
The flowers are frail, but thy best smile
Can make them bloom and live.
Here lie, the dew Of thy rich love
Fall like springs gentle rain,
And for thy garden in the skies
These plants immortal train.
And no, alone for these pray,
Now folded 10 my breast:-
My first born; Oh, in blessings these
Dear ones, let him ! G best.
Guide thou The wanderer safely Ger
LIES wild tumuItuous sea,
To glorious ports OF endless peace
To Heavens bright word-to Thee.
IT'S thus leave to thy caro-
The frst.horn and the last
My dying lips have said farewell
The parting hour is past.
Celestial music grees my ear,
Celestial glorios shine:
go-sweel tones are calling me-
My Father ! they are thine y
She ceased-a wall Of orphan wo,
Through deaths sad chamber rung.
Back from her cold and llfeless form
Fond hands the rninet flung.
In vain-ihrouet those still veins no more
Swept llle'> inspiring tide
A rap,urons smile seemed lingering still
But all had changed beside.
Brooklin, Nov. 8, 1916. A. " EDMOND.
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A garrison order has been issued a, Gibral
tar, prohibiting military medical officers from
practising Ncsmerism. We sup1ose.it is tho't
the soldiers sleep enough the natural way.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-21

There is German cabinet maker in Roch.
ester, n. T., who has in his employ Is Ger
mans, and all that he pays for their labor is one
dollar a iceek Gnd Their board
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POT CALLING KETTLE BLAcK--An exchange
has the following record; Married Sept 5lh,
by Rev. Mr. POI, Ezekiel Back, Esq. 10 Miss
Susanna Ke'a'e.' SO It has come about
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lotteries.
]. G. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS.
1hGnaoo0s Va
No IOl ws.t MAJ. .


DRAwiNG RECEIVED EVERY DAY
Tshs kos ~ 90 g. thar. Capital Pm. of $4,000 a.
Asssdna fA'ey is7 win. daws July inst s-st 70
this Agency. ssA sold wp Turp,a vesSr Rseha.es Va
5000 POO.
Wedn~-Sa, rsbisia. EIrs Capitai. eaoco s.oo
1900 isuo ii5s 100 nj 1900 Nos N dra~n Whoa.
~ 80, halves D IS; qr-L s9t
S25.O00. 5000.
Tbun>isy-As taBdrs Ezra I.t. Cspta. 125 oCo .spo
5000 1000 sSsi SO 1900 so 1000 IS No- ~
wboies o.. kAly,s 4 a..
$4,000, 1000!
fnday-va N"aonrsia No "a. calI,h siu0 900 COO
aoo roo ~ - roof go &c. 10 Nos - whoe. o.,
halvs. ;oS: u
$1,000, $500,
saiurday-A.s,Lirs. FIi.. I.G. Capitals 5000 zoo
1910 of 1000 he. - Nos 0; wboses
qns Sste.
$4,000,
AsIandrra Lottery. Class a0-to b. drawn A~Ispdta ID e.
Sanrday July .6ih. iott
foOo 1000 2S0o 1877. So OF
no OF goo kr. Ticbsts $40 Halves so C-tt6
eass Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sJo-av.. and uar
In proportion
" Orders Tickets and Shares
10 the above Splendid Lotteries
ait.non asd oea
amer when AdAr.:s
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers
R,rbrn apd w..
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Pursuant to the foregoing decree. we. ,he nm.

Pursuan, to the foregoing decree. we the up.
dernsned Commissioner will eIpoe upop The
Wedneay the 18th August nett q. IL oeh
TOR ready money the valuable Estate called SINK
ed IN the foregoing decree This az
Land 10 situated IN the OF mile,
Richmond upon the mln road leading CITY the y-n
Of fredericksburg.
This believed b, amnpgs the MT x.u,h. - M.
county Of Henfi-o Eastern virginia consisting ,a,y OF
h and second low grounts sbOit 100 which e,r,d
and IN euhvaion and the highly improved the
balance u IN sayy growth Of
dcsJ In and upon the bend Of which ,r
n.hes al all times supply Of within ,bort
stream passing through the I'd, al IN,
above ouidi g with ne Springs and be y,t-
all eonvenrrnuy located and ~hile x,.,
I'd beng the n low frount- JhIekahominy Il 10 NO,
hanr 10 Ihnncsral. OF lands
Psrsoss wishing buy the property
Gus IN the Day Of ale u should the ahoy.
tooed 90 As 10 prevent the sale going on the
proceed 10 MAKE the sae on the a. tse ON. .
IL the purchaser should fat q ,..p,y with m. .,n. -.
dions OF TIE sale before following Nond,y d. az
OF August the property viii advertised nj -,
~ Gays notice. at the ma ani cost Of the purchaser
p. HARRIsOS
,,.. d. ANDERSON, IN.
ereenins bond al oeed Of the
~ W oe PA'a -usasc P.H
d. A. lr.
" The sale OF "Half Sink" a. advertised by the Com
missioner DAY OF August meets INV en-
tire appreciation AL w. ase pleasure showing thr nro
psrJ 10 any one who my purchAs- viii ,ur.n
der Possession to The pufcller dAJ require after
inc Pufehass. JNO. NJ Bolts
90 Ta- above property positively soil to the highest
bidder wIIhou, any reserve Pm
d ii.
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PURCELL'S OFFICE,


no. 6. sOu'h i'h Street. leading to NayOs BFdse.l
"Wednesday ,!sOOO iof 1000 SNos "a Sr.wp Ts,-,.
e-Shares 70 proportion.
wedpesi.y-sSOOO 1000 - Nos. ~ Drawn. Tielss
" SO-shsTcs IN proportion
Thufsdy-sIe 900. so NJ 500 ~ Nos Drawn. Tickets
G-Shares In proportion
Fnasy-sisoco 10 Of $50 &c No. II Drawn Tiess. 81
Shares proportion
s,iurdsy-serco sooo, - No. Is Dawn. Ticket. "a
Shares IN proportion
susiay. Ns,-io ooo sofsoos IS Mo-. ~ Dawn Ticket.
s3-shsres IN proportion.
Ntr NuNpay.
$4,000. so OF 1900, 10000!
i'rabd sairt Lottery y, 5s'o draNp Wilmington
Saturday JOY gddrawins Monday naarn,ns IS
M. " nrswn. Gt,nd Cartas $50 10000 6ip7 1000
1iOo 1000 5000 50 n 1890 900 aSO kc Tcte sO kave.
5 quarters SO.
$4,000 Csptsl!
Grand Con.o dated ts No Sfof the - o. August
$4,000 $4,000 &c Tcssp siS hlses 7,ss quarter. ia
For tut scbrIaes. eau sttss once
t reksts sps o,sftes una.r N. poalsr
usbaEemnto q Paine Co, constantly fnr
Dental and is drawing FIVE 10 al eud
kuers eneng prrc tickets the postage pad
Remember tor large Prires ard promPt pay. addrr-s
q. w. PURCELL.
~ ~ Rsehaoud Va
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GLOBE SQUARE
HAIR.CUTTING ROOM.

Joseph Ferguson, HAR-CUrrER, &c,
Was removed his Hair-Cuttins E.ta bIt.b-
n<cut co MAIN sruEBr, nearly eppo.Ite the
ereAsngc Bank 81 Va. Ia "a
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

~ RICHMOND. ~
INHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Medi-
Il cal Department Of Bampden Sydney Col.se comm.
in Richmond Monday 9Th OCrOBRR next and CONT
until the last Of February following
Tie new College and Hospital Ednee has been
every airaDg has been made Afford
vastses which obtained a.
Ia addition the usual Lectures CuxsrE-
~in he given regularly nj Tie College Hospital
P-nsenasy Arnoury by student vii nave The
opportunity
which he be called Of In.
professional hs The number Of
ons which have bees yearly
has already claimed for the College Hospital reputation
leading school for Surgical instruction.
mo CULLEN, NJ D. Professor Theory h.di-
L. ". CRAAsERL.YNE, N. a. Prof Therapeutic. and Ma
hediea.
L. BoHANNAS. NJ D. Prof oe-aetrie. and Dt-...., Of
Women and Children.
JErFRIEs wYMAN. NJ n Prof Anatomy and Physiology
AuGs l. WARNER N. D. Professor Surgery.
SOCRATES MAUPIN. ~ u, Prof Chenisiry and Phama ey
CARTER r. JOHNSON, N. d. DemonS,ratot OF ANATOMY,
abundance of material, for di.-ee,op a. III
and comfort Of the DssetnE aud,
thoroughly the anatomy Of the human BODY
IN the Of surgical instruments.
Good Boarding. including -,rvant,
can be procured from 3.50 TO IS per
Current BANK Note' Of the States which the Students
ssded will be taken for tickets.
AUG. L. WARNER ND
ieis-eiiasov. Dean 81 N. P.eury
9 WITHHELD AND WESTERN BACON
~ 10000 ID. snnhned Raeoa.
IL easkslow priced Shoulders
5000 Western sides, pan eIear-For ,si- by
las. wiSsraS
10 bsIs Epson salts
Of Alcohol iuI eu
BACON sides AND SHOULDERS.
EoR SALE ~ casks prime Bacon Side.
Il $4,000 bs- loose siSes. quality
10000 do d. Shoulders,
Ieasks low pne-d sboaLs.r-
5000 Ibs- OF Jo,es
in. Nc. lee Cary sr..t
Jus J. GRAPE
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnond. Va.
UNDER THE EXC HANGE No3

SPLENDID July SCHEMES:
$4,000.
hsfssdfta Lottery Cass 3o-to be drawn
Saturday July ssh Is&5 Brilliant vOo 10 ooo
1000 1000 2s0o 1897 prI-s 400 so Of 200
i9o efsoo Ae Tickets SO halves quarters Csrt6eaes
Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets s3oHsves ou.rer. i.
proportion.
Ps-Persons visiting III. city Boyt they want
money.
70 Os-s os Tekes aud eer6cates Of
IN The above splendid Loteres
ton and accounts Of each
all who order Tieke,s from D. M ItoYr
Rrhmood April 20. IsSS.
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W. P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OPFICE.

W. p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
NO iot AfLr STREET J--t aAs,s tA< U.i.. HslL
fieHsosp. Va
TuRPlN STILL AHEAD.
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE SOLD,
Itekes Nee. - 90 "a. the Capital PIN, Of
eSoOOf In Losry a~n BANS Tss.d,y list "a.
s"d ~ IrGis 10 German E~naaah cali
Cd o. thn once asd re- evsd the Pns-
The feto~inx the draws No. sf Lo.sry
IL 10 60 81 Ga IS 80 - ~ 80 81 q %.
KEEP 1T BEFORE T8E PEOPLE
That this Tn. CAPITAL PRIZE BY Tr.rs sbn
the lat two moaths-oSE
osk 5000 DoLiAss!-e.sld C.pr,t Of
s"oo " LLAs.-ard snrdy small OF si a.
&C hd there - L- country ~ar,
Of nnn ei thru sne. the f,I~ins the
os' foI ~ August ~rh FIX CAPT Al PRIZES To-
SAND DOARs-,pd forward tb-n (po.tars ~.
BY Tu'pn 10 the CAPITAL PRIZE sELLER,
W P. TuRPiN,
Rich Botd. Va.
An osd-r' eanfd-asI and ATTENDED BY mail Draw
nzs for~arced ~h-n r-as~.s<a
AkIasd. Lottery Cass 3o-to drawn Saturday July
26th ists Bsiasi sehes- s3o asCo
30 primes of 1000 So o 400 SO Of Tess.
SO Halves 0aarets so Crrbeaies Packages 20
Whole T,chets si3oHsiy-s and proportion
~ In ADDITION 10 tbs above schemes W. r. r
on has Tickets smaller Lsiee-Captal. ranxins
10 10000 and Ticket. f5-drawnx.
eeivsd daily ror prizes IN any Lottery address
VIZ TuRPIN
ia IL Richmond. Va.
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J. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,


OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Riehmond. Virginia.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Great Reduction In Postage.
donen Lottery Tickets the distance 100
have been deferred from ordering Tickets
hrayy charged double I-te-no
single ,uer nothing
The Sehem-s below
OF sdventure, Lotteries Orders confidential and
promptly.
.SpIendid Lotteries for .July
Alexandria Lottery. Class 3n-o Saturday
26h ist5. Brilliant $50 1000
so OF 1901 so OF 400 50 800 100 Of
$40 Halves s. so. Ceriiheates
Whole Tickets si3o-Halves and Quarters proportion
Magnificent Lottery for ed of August.
100000!
DIVIDED INTO PRIZES
$4,000
OF ,oSoo AMOUNTING TO seo,sooI,
10000
rs Primes Of $1,000, &c ke-
% Tiekesslo SIso will pay Of Paekaf.
OF IS Whole Ticket which draw prts~r
Address A. r. WORD.
% Ordsrs for Tickets and
in the above Splendid Lotteries will prompt
ton and oa drawing
IL II over to all who ortpr from J. 2. WORD,
Rgrhn non1
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TRUST SALE or
SLAVES AMP OTHER PERSONAL

II y pursuance Of n deed OF trust executed To The
Il undersigned BY John A. wife dated The 9Th of
oeiobe 1899 and duly recorded oice Of ,uoo
County Court Tor the TO Nm Gar
ter and for other shall THURSDAY h. stth OF
the present month 20 O'clock eel in out Of
the Bel Tavern 10 The CITY Of hehHsoId for
about 50 and boy about ~ years sse and on FRIDAY
the !Sth DAY Ct The present month ~ shall pro
coed 20 se Tor casa front II A. l.
Boar swamp the Williamsburg Roal tn. bane. a. ,r
property conveyed By the deed thereof
as shall be Saf the objects sd purpose, OF .a
deed wit Wagon Ges, ree Horse two Hleh
four Feather Beds 500 Furniture and Of
property.
a. ssias Trustee shall only aad soaxsy such ,t a, II,
vested IN me BY the deed OF afarsssA
~ ls-dtsSth' JOHN CARTER Trustee
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ATTENTION. ALI
tGYPTIoN POISON The ee,trsetou of FI.. No.
- qaitoes he will part tb- room
and podnee instantaneous ath Tins humsuE Por
alta low price BY the Agents foi Rehinond
" J. " RANDOLPH n co.
KIDDER'S SKETCHES OF BRAZIL.
SkETCHES OF Resistance eins
~ Historical and Geog aphieA Snees Empire
several Provnees By Daniel r. kidder yos-vith iuu,a-
tons Iust published and for by
Ielt a PERKINS
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CANDLES, OIL AND SALT
IN BONES sperm CanH..
W. 20 bbts Taraers' Oil
10 s ss.s' wool.-y.' Lo.fsas.r
300 bals Sat. n fine oud-r
Landing for .Aesy
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RICHMOND DIRECTORY

ELLISON'S Richmond Directory for 1856.
- Esety sssnsss and Richmond should po..<ss
LIT hs Able desk W. eauy IN
the pocket Its very ebeAP-oniy J7t eta For -as By
NASH 4 wOODROCsE,
Rook.eusr. III MAJ "a
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q From the residence Of ID. w. Fisher,
I'll IN Manchester. On sunday the 22nd mat.
AA- Chs-uss sorsl HORSE. alren msne and I'D .nd
bs ~ hsd 20 s'hs reool-csed A,
tsspse,ins hrs VII ~ thsstoiy received oacs
s9s JNS FtsHgns sONs
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Ner YORK. Advertisements.
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for tn Rehuoud Circuit. AZ tho Capitol 4, IN. C,x
Richmond on Friday the 2sth day o. J.nuar,, Is+@ -
Msrewetber L. Apder-on Administrator Of David And-r-
deed, 80
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FOR SALE

A FIRST BATE DINING Room sERvAsT-wbs !. .so a
q good Carriage Driver % unsSeeptonabs
years oh Ap7ly - hc-.rs Dud-y nsyly NJ T. =.
ferro HI u. hhsiy sud rood gasry ssos
mepee ','viee 5000
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WHITE MARS .ILLEs VESTS.
sl(s WHITE sARsEilLEr VETS ~eu cot .ad vsry ssssy
cO md. i0o NAN street.
my93 sILAs sEscHssr
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CARD.

HORSES FOR SALE. ...
q Three Pss very superior broke Coach Horsss,
SINaso, three superior single Harness Hersss. TAh
lZ4 stock will be sold low. for cash OF approved pa
per ths somewhat ssvaneed foe Hossss Cas- No
:. Etchanse Rou IN
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Superior Harana Cigars.
M r have received an invoice Of Cigars, which
have BEEN 's'ected avsna By ocnretsnt jsdss W
ns that "a lot of ~ hne qusy hNs been offered the ca
TOT sometime past Anong hen viii n ugd rev u "Aguss
eeeatsd mpera ReGaa. which exceed Cigar eve
bad apd aso yvsal Thousand Of Rvss Go Resaas The.
fenueen ou eorrepordeni New Yora vrs h.vs ~
tract foe the frcneh Governep, and oay persons WI
Manufacture for hat msfket ALEV. uVVNI 4 DO
I'LL ~ llNisf a,t, a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07
CoNsIsrnNor IN WroNo.---In ls4s the


CONSISTENCY IN WRoNo.---In l843 the
Wing Senators and Representatives. deserted
and broke up the Legislature, and prevented
the passage Of many salutary laws, on the
plea that they would otherwise be saddled
with Congressional apportionment bill, un-
alterable for ten years. But getting power
into their hands again, they gave the lie to
their former assertion about being prohibited
by constitutional restrictions-they in less
than two years altered the apportionment bill
which should have remained unaltered for
ten. Wing ascendancy was coveted, and
constitutions and laws undergo very accom-
modating constructions when that object is
TO be attained. One matter is certain--ei-
ther they were guilty of most base violation
Of their oaths in deserting their duty as le-
gislators in fS42, or they have wilfully and
corruptly violated the constitution in making
amendments to the apportionment law in
ls45. Let the people decide. We view
them in both cases as consistent in doing
wrong for the benefit Of party.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

THE NOBLE DEMOCRACY OF THE NoRTH-
wEsT.--t is with the utmost pleasure that
we read the proceedings and resolutions of
the Democratic meetings Of those hardy sons
of the forest. There is purity-an unde-
filed truthfulness and simplicity in their
avowals of principle, that cannot be too
strongly urged upon the democracy every
where. Freed from that taint and corruption
of modifying circumstances, they know no
guile-they practice no deceit.
Depending upon their own labor and the
productiveness of their mother earth for all
their sustenance and wealth, they ask No
special privileges by which one portion may
be enabled to appropriate the toll of another,
to their own behoof. A plain truth with
them is as true at this late day, as when it
was uttered by the great apostle of Liberty.
Sould they continue 10 occupy their pres
ent elevated and enviable position, they are
destined ere long to give tone and character
to the Democracy of the whole State
Wayne Co. Democrat.
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THE WAY TO BE nrD OF rmEms--In rela-
ton 10 the effect Of an enactment taking
away the jurisdiction Of paper money con-
tracts from the courts, writer over the sig-
nature Of Marcus, in the Cincinnati Enquirer,
says, that it willnot only prevent athe circu-
lation Of Ohio paper, but will also exclude
from this State all other paper money. 1t is
in fact the only antidote to the attempted
adulteration Of the metals, come from what
quarter it may. The wings have hitherto
had cogent argument against any warfare
on our own banks; which is, that if they are
suppressed, the notes of foreign banks
would instantly supply their places. And
so they would, as the law now stands, but
they cannot cross the border in the face Of
the proposed statute operating on all future
contracts made in paper money. X
Formerly it was held that high prices
we're caused by paper currency. and that a
great commerce could not be carried on with
out it. In Ohio, these delusions were dis
PEELED by the rise of prices, and expansion
of trade succeeding the explosion and exit
of more than half our banks in 1912. Two
millions of bank capital then remained out
of six; and less proportion of Ohio bank
paper, yet prices keptu as they did before
at New Orleans when all but four out of for
ty millions Of bank capital and bank facili-
ties, sunk forever from mortal sight Since
1912, the advocates of banks in Ohio have
been reduced to the argument thai we must
have them in order TO expel the paper of
neighboring States, circulating here. The
difference between the genius of democracy
and whig charlatanry was never SO wildly
illustrated as by comparison of the devices
proposed to exclude foreign paper. The
wings 60 about passing law of endless
length, creating innumerable companies to
keep out the currency of Indiana, Kentucky,
&c. The democrats do the business by the
time they come to " the second section.'
They simply refuse paper for public dues, and
all legal notice of future transactions founded
upon such dangerous medium. The few
who doubt the efficacy of the proposed le-
gislation, will soon unite with the mass who
are bent upon it, and having given most
important passage to that history which teach
es by example, Ohio will again take her
place in the van of the Western Constella-
ton.
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ANDREW JACKso oN.n

ScoTLAND.-The Free Church of Scotland
difficulties continue, and rather increase
The adherence of the great landholdeis 10
the English government side of the mooted
question, gives those who think not with
them no spot, in many districts, upon which
to place temple to the God they worship.
The results is, say the papers, that the poor
peasantry are either obliged to have no pub
lie worship at all or to return to the establish
mentor to meet in the open air by the seaside,
or on the public roads. a
They have preferred the latter alternative,
and large congregations of the most worthy
and pious of Scotland's people are every
Sabbath to be seen worshipping their Maker
on the sands of the seashore, or on some
bleak and barren moor. Il, Es+55
And this touching spectacle has been for
the last two years in winter as well as summer
amid the semi-Sberian rigors of High
land January, as well as amid the sunshine
of July morn. The consequence of this
exposure to the rain, and frost, and snow of
their northern latitude, has been the death Of
several of the most devoted of the noble
band Of ministers, who preferred sacrificing
their worldly all to making any compromise,
with the powers that be, Of their principles
as Christians.
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KEEP IT IN MIND.--That Kelley's law
makes drafts on Eastern Bankers "gold and
silver" (55th section,) and that the next
step in the way of whig improvement must
be to make gold and silver a legal tender in
payment of debts. And that restriction and
monopoly, protective tariffs and moned cor
porations, 10 make the few rich and the many
poor, constitute the life's blood of Wing
policy. a fss.is s3'
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W Lyell, the geologist, in his work on
America, states that the people of Canada
complain that the protection England gives
to timber from that province, over that from
the shores ofthe Baltic, is an injury 10 agricul-
ture and the settlement of the country, as it
takes all the good building, rail timber, &c.
off the land, leaving heavy growth of i'm
penetrable under-brush to supply its place,
while only few shipping merchants are the
gamers.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

Do NOT FoReET-That the wings assert
+" that Oregon is not all ours" that they are
ready to yield as much of it as England may
demand, to secure peace and power at home
Remember that they have called the annexa-
ton of Texas "disgraceful iniquity,' and
that they hate every addition of population
and territory to our country, as much as they
lone the spoils of office, the plunder of the
people by bankers, brokers, their attornies
and toadies.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

or The Lima Reporter occupies nearly
two columns in what is meant to be a good
natured critique on Mr.. Edgerton's remaelsia
that village. It's well enough-excepi it's
length. We believe our diffuse c1niem-
porary can occupy more paper in SAY yIag little
or nothing than any other editor in the State.
In this way his claims to greatness are undc-
niable.