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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. D oouth IAN
- Street.
Let alIthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS's the man.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg Lottery, Glass B.,
Feb. 18th:
as 81 At 81 40 81 66 35 81 10 As IL 81 al
Ticket Nos. 2l 81 IS, $500, Two more
Ticket Nos. 81 Al az, Prizes IN one
Lottery, sold and paid by STRATION.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, No. S.
Feb. 20th:
SO 43 80 Is 4 AZ "a % SO Al 40 9 IS
Ticket Nos. 4 Is "a, J Three more Prizes
Ticket Nos. 4 % AZ, in one Lottery, max
Tickle, Nos. IS D 49, ! five sold and paid in
one day by STRATIoN.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Al,
Feb. 20h:
81 II 70 68 SO II 80 3 Is Sc 81 g. 70 II
Feb. %
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Feb. 2
HOYTs PRIZE OFFICE

HOYTS PRIZE OFFICE.
T OTTERY draws at The Exchange this morn
IL ins-the drawing received by 10. O'clock
Capital $4,000. IS Nos. ii drawn. Fine for
packages. Tickets only S5-sbares in proper
lion. Call before half past i O'clock and gel a
prize al HOYTS OFFICE,
Feb % No 3, Exchange
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eetcy ~ Sizpr,S

SADDLE & HARNESS MANUFACTORY,
NnmJcr 81, West Main Street. four 6oOrs ADORE the
old Ben Tavern
WE have been, and are now manufacturing
w extensively for The Spring trade. We
earnestly solicit call from persons in want, TO an
examination of our stock, consisting as it does OF
all styles and qualities Of Saddles, Harness Of
every description, Collars. Hames, Wagon and
Riding Brides Whips, Saddle and Medical
Bags; together with splendid assoIlmen. 81
Bits and Stirrup Irons; all of which will be sold
low. Sadllcrs' and Harness makers materials al
ways on hand, as cheap as they can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
P. s. We hope Merchants from the country
will no, forget 10 call and examine onr stock OF
Saddles, Brides, Collars, &C., which we MANI
faciure expressly for the trade
THOMAS OTEY,
Feb. 90 HENRY E. tSIZER.
MANAGERS OFFICE IT. RUSSELL
lVI BIGGER & CO.
Grand Scheme for To-Day Sales close at 10
A. NJ Capitals 10000 dollars, $4,000 1900,
5000, 1884, 100 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, I3
drawn. Tickets ~; halves 6; quarters 3.
Drawing OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass So:
GO "a 10 sc As IA 40 Is 50 50 60 46 %.
Tickets Nos. l3 sc "a Nos. IS 46 So Nos.
Is As SO; all sold and paid by
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, 43;
AZ Sc az Ia as 80 so 3 60 D 43:
Nos. 90 43 Sc, sold and paid by
Feb. % BIGGER Y 90.
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LOTTERIES.
Eagle Prize Office,

no. :, Easl Main Street, opposite As Oh
N 1forEsf
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GaGte5' H9eSS foods, ara GenffCAsela' 5
ES'ca". BoRnrfs; Fer, SigK ecitd
E'Giia Flats: Roots " $soes,

And almost every article usually found ina Dry G ud-
Store. Inns stac, has been selected ith ercai care
and the Subscribers, atter themselves VIII compare i'm
a9o' e'-.aess, =, ! -l durability, with any eibti
stock In he nmtkrt-They deem il unnecessary - lul'
low the custom t giving M extended list Of the many
Articles they on,r-but wooii ~ Ia all il Ma II
u"ods, Their assortment Is nearly aompleie nd will
be sud As low as the Glods can be bought at IN
any hanSe il this place The Subscribers solc call
ron purchasers. lelnl assured they viii 6nd il Ia lAr
interest 70 Give their stack an examination before par
chasing elsewhere.
$. GUGGENnElNER & BROTHER.
ApHl6 ,s,(
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has ,l $ ,sbesl 4 ,srs' dam - 5e r1llaI s7n'T

las ,ls ssh'esi 4 1sirs slain 10 be r1llti mite
msl
i lave aelrl part IL Is fafI te'eHded end
dpubi hfsttf fie language e1ria1,d y Is e
afr-aaf bY say tttrf iIiaH fHe saaief i'm 3i'ias
pr,.asne % he smpa9 lhe haiussl u NY ifirnd.i p
Wil4str waY lr ibH dtlcuu 90 III t3fafpy. nm
IN teesa ION, | eI itif=.slihle nellaalhh !" fs'
down stfe7tea 9fd fudaee, from whatever qua =
iuey aiay ale. hat Doe dlapt II IS Cult ban u = :
s taifn WHO IL f lkes and apimhse fslpns 81 hY sa'
Fl ads have lol eniifels CURED 81. mBc les an IT,
he sabat'd az 81 4 ty fseb ',aeaef 40 ihs Sen4"'
l1m oip.
SJf leeaiaf#l ia ak by ~ bal commission tie Senator
lnl q ~ pIeza.,l s.iIaad eelafes - SrHsifs heie
by Wfa raH 45iIg be 0Olsfapk ASSUME IA 80 ieaai
position. and he Senate charge u r'.iffias
IA . ds#lle sense 1T adm. benad he 0ush--Vl eoip
F.. milling aais al hHiil aiion.
asked by naH earant any sepaiit dared 10 al
drJsf thn Senate 10 that aanhei by I" lat iUvitf2'
liy whal pirfaQaIytl AID | lu ausntIrd, !. IA hy
cummizsian tf5u The Stale 81 Ohio; and thf fiai siaf
Is ii tie Respectable in tbr lnun. Sir, ihr
gentleman sly naihlng III that STATE that NH u''
meet NY hearty c,aeafnnce. Tue great Siaie &" ihe
Aesi ltff rtiiidten nfc scarcely nufe proud 81 Der
dian 9no Of her ueauei uc1hhrs liul the 4rrii man
ei cAcnsc ffula heng little nefedulaus as 40 The
~ cni al thai commission. The cnun 0l winch
he speaLs Is Il priufn The part ui gentleman ne
STATE oi Ono nefer gave commission ~ any oht 10 VI
oalo lie rules al dtcfanj Ia stand up m assumed sH
pIcDusness, AID aire ordrfs aud 10 dictate 10 Seha
las Naat cuafse ihey ought larursue. Tie commission
u he gentleman to1rs ltun analhff sour=e. wis1 J
nrrn al liberty consistently win tho ml,s pl ofdel -
say fem y hat source II cJmes-lo speak oui ~ "aet
mind en the sairc
Anana HE less fljuk Il the genll,man'5 c.tfs-
hid like 10 have SAID prosumpliaas--il seeu, IS 5r
lr hal have made him particular 1hI-'i nj aItcneh,
and Thai have been eAifently anX9ns "n al o'ras7ns
Ia reply 10 hun Will sir, lhcre nay he suite al lati ol
ambition 10 be- attained by having formidable HaHe, m
great man lpf an aeiason-i toattaeh an Aeh.'tsaf
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Af'EsRFG SUPPLY.
ss00iss. Stationary g Es;nen srorsas

a have oornnenced recriyiag our sneply If Eaols
Stationary and PIANO Fbrtts ff spring sales
OnT stack II att times conmandmg. will be consarr,
by increased by these additions enabng as to r ia
0uceIne"'s 10 Hose who viii favor Us ~ ~. call.
NASH s, Wo0DHoUSE.
- ~ Main street.,
AprilG ''''''" :, a.
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RESOLUTION on NOTICE..

'rt,a - 4, " "S9 was ItohP'} ftJrclef.--
~. anu ''s"io'l9ns 'iifred by Mr.. CRrrrEs-
of an "'Fna'', were fnaiiy passed, by vote
\, ''''.'s ''' Eiiuofdy VIII lie found tho
-'AA'ssis' " fsTcoTr, Evans andT. CLAY.os
'i1os'a I" The notice icing aivtn in any l.ro
1"'t'' 'He nun hei OF HE Seu,pfnni Of The Sc
:, 'e't'' Il !" -. MI 1oLEE and Mr.. CoLaui1T.
r. '''o WIN lhe maIarIy. Wire absent
'''' s'"1'e '"efe'fe that holy woa1 stand So far
".'y o' e'hPf''nl Sc and negotiation ise,
~ i" II lhis Is surely near an approach, !,
""h'c' The Organ has been exhor,,
''e sena'e ief lelg Time, as could be reasonable
- IS r'e II Is NOT eSlclly of the character
-, ~ '"'o' "HtaaniTe. Sull II is an "ananini.
''''- ''iRe 'n'td5 ut ftaee, aud commpnds
M '''@f q 1T hflfd States 10 taertspeci adj
'"''"' ~ at" sehhd'fte 81 lie rcoile.
'"""'l see 10" any ene, "iose object y as moi 10
ne lti'e Vi III country, old vote against the
' Us - "iiif & Us st leIstts do tlat tie
progress o' events has rendered the termination of tl.
""i eee" aney Dc sable. there eally son pulley
as wei as aeod taste aud prophecy, in 50 Shaping The
resolution "i holl'e. an"t,d fer II, ne ,n,epl.on 40
got T." lf offensive 10 The uiher parry Greal nriain -.
10 possible reason 10 ahe fl, nee nor 10 feoar ~
friendly movement, lie giving ol a nce isan f..
which Is n,tde ty lie Conyenii,n. rtt Il = u,,,a.
giving the n5tire is Of importance. In I'M. ,...l.
which has passed tie Serale he pr,sidan, !.
zad IL notify his discrprrHn The Brush
Of our nten ion to terminate l,e Ce.,,niin,. ,l.,
The preamble, there breailes an am able s,i, 1 i;
act Of giving The nuire is p!acfd pn,n Tho
tendency preserve GOOD UNDERESTIMATE, 7,,,....,.,
Two countries.
But Is Weexpecled. the Ionse Las ,o,oa.,a,l a.,
luton If The st,s,o H. s. ~, '''' '"e 'fS.
HI. nd r. ,l,, ..,.:... "'''ooi 'toa'e, by
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TIE, OREGON BILL.

The BIZ for The extension Of TIE Jurisdiction Of The
avs Of Iowa over the Territory Of Oregon Vas passed, by
Tue House OF Representatives, saturday, by vote Of
lo5 to Cd. We dou5 whether this bl will pass The
Senate
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sssfCFtOif NNiP.
w Ill be sold, On Monday. the eth Of April nexr
W al auction, all the Utensils aud Pofi>h,,le Pom.
eriy IN the slemmery Of The late David Walker. /,
the same lime and place, the House aud Lot will he en
ed mi 10 the high bitdar lar oaa yta1 unless = ns
tented out prat To tba dry ol sale
by order of lhe Adm'fs.
CHRISTOPHER WINFREE.
April 20 .,
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lb,I fs.8=55s,, a ifc a-es. I'll I'll i,esiye ui
fhe af8Hdtes Of the SRDiaaa lagdnln
1ae auteefs leaves r Rene; lie old Pine rlaees At
h5 disposal SUPERB siie II apartments Ia lie fa!raui
,,ieHalas Conducted ihlttr.
"Ohan, ahai sort OF weather q ii?"
"fa3 bad si-r, toaufn evsna Pile opi q daefs !
II SHOWS, blows. il faus, wbpRlnds Il hurricanes,
II Is aler.fpaus- II dies egery-thing y A
Very ap1d, shall pass ihenaht upon the breech Of
a cannon: lllow me In ,he rampans"
Nichols fnmslHes deisas 10 sleep in bed but then
he always laeis his halis on.
Ahere sre. vi you hr l,.ea sed sleep io-nehl?''
'Oa HE battle field eI Pulisaa--n4i on secoud
thoughts. prefer lie bivuiar Of Aaslrrlllzp'
Which aleans thai IA, cad ul stretching hmself npou
the h'or, aad serPieg ia ha CLOAK like the kal Of
sweden, Nleaelas VII sleep straddle np5n chan be
lore TIE stove Ike Napoleon
One ut lie toaniss Of ihls god CIR surprise his
people. He pW always arrive unexpectedly. aud fall
Ike al @phle upon The GGses oi his Trends.
lie "as expected hfee months agn al flarenee. the
Haad Dixie d Tuscany appt-4.d gtand 6anqcci
was prepared, aud the authorities lnafshaed al The
gatas OH cry.
Tue smtaale Czu-his bao,s besfiu Ell with mud his
leard an luch ong and lis har acknowledgements
himself 10 he Gt,n Duke as be WIS in the act of curing
his old Wig. Good n"rnag, dear coosin--hnw d IS
that de- mol badly I Aud you Did you not expect
the th Nitsi surPfis,! | do to ask yam
Ia supper ttoGt any ceremony; take pol 1cl-tvery
thtng Is good In soldier"
l hs is low Nic5eas arrives Wien he departs it
Isl very different alir. he laImlna'es eial ar TN
caraess along different RAIDS ; and clever he Y to
can guess IN which o hrn the u r IS sea I'd From sur
Prise We Tall INTO mystery He vaals 10 mike his te
noise II Europe, and 10 Initiate lie faply ui y ar
frederick AID Nar9aon.
INSTEAD ol playing the great captain The hial-roqds
We think womb be lar better for lie Czi IL place hun-
sell at The head ul his armies aud give Schllnis aud
"e .oifedss'44s lew Startling surprises.
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27ih-Polomoke IS. Cap'als-4 Of 900, of
5000, Sc; Iieke.s IS, hI1or j, quarters .
Ssh komokeSl. Capj'as=-l II ,500. 10 Of 1000,
Sc. Tickels S. halves 80 quart /, -.
@ah;- Paio,lahe -. GaP'aIs--l 900, 20 Of 1000
&. Tickets S., halves ?, qaadrTs L.
My friends aod tae pubic generally. MIl please hear
Ia mind t.al all pr.z,s are IL The Aauas ii LUCK
Then iuj Nos pIgase.a5lf
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CRFsseRs Es. s4ssgSsS
K'E0TYEEsI s>EEFCE
Ensriuenf Room. Ender si,e Eagle,
Corner 1ina and l3h Street,
RIcuMoHD, Va.
RlcuMoHD, Va.


UFHrm@S lecelrc3 Grey day al o et th.
4 ! NPARAi.LElED Luck a LUCh'S Lucky OF
u flee The cry s-wita's ihe matter The an
s"er s-the people have iVund cut thal all prizes are
in tie hand Of LUCK.
Il there be ANY who have heretofore been unfortunate
by dealing tn Lotteries, in them call on LUCK :" rs
he has clearly suMnb by his great IN selling Pri
zrs. that his 0llite was established ur I'll such
The following small Sshroes 10 be dawn as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

The New Yof, letter Of lhe Pbtadtlplla Mouth A.
Wettzan says-A surgical operation Performed UY Dr..
iosthlrL, TIA pattern uudsT The hiesnerir sleep cie
ajies talk Ia scientific circ,s Thepatttt " as d
ntgeo 3uman OF % years ed a and stupid, and clear
" 9eapa'le OF becoming parry Ia aEy fraud or culju
s"a he operation consisted IN removing large adj.
i"sa tuwe, weighing tea ouncts, lfoa tbe tack, just
utdef the shoulder. She @as pat To sleep viii h'r
head testing on The table tfol her. ad tie oper~
i"a feofltd IN three minutes, during vhlth, AID willie
The d .sde. which uquifd nearly half IN houl looger.
"as going en, size manifested uo ile slightest Conscious
htss. W hea II WIS over. SHE vs. Wakeaed. and Was
Wildly Unconscious tia; any thing lad been done her,
and could Hut be convinced hat lie IetnoyeI
uuai il Nas arsua IL to her
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we $l,r9 ~ NlsH .SsFaaHles' sao0fts
As'RBs. GEE, gSES.

fsuiE SUBSCRIBERS would inform their friend,
a and The public gencrlly, that they ars now fa
eelpt ID lhcf s.ack 81 SPRING A1yD STYrT-
nLEa GOODS. comprising lie latest s ell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

Heso'rd IN fic Senate aH Housef Representatives,
= The United States Of 4ncrca in Congress assembled
iha The President 81 The Unlltd States be aud he j:
heFeay odihzed, al his discretion awe 10 the Brit
ISL government Tie nore required by the said second
ee or the abrogaon Of The said convention Of the sixth
NJ August, eighteen hunlrcd and twenty seven.
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@ The Speech # Mr.. Erans on the
Oregon Question is worth of more extended
notice than our limited space will allow US TO
give. His argument on the question oil title
was exceedingly clear, aud showed conclu-
siveiy that our right to the whole Territory
up to 81 derees 40 minutes is not clear, and
unquestiona BILE by great deal. He was op-
posed to any action on the part ofthe Senate
until they were distinctly informed Of the
course which the Executive would pursue in
case the resolution of Notice should pass.
II vote in favor of Notice was to be viewed
as committing the Senate to the views of those
who claim the whole Territory 81 degrees
40 minutes, and the President, so regarding
it, was TO refuse all compromise, then he was
utterly opposed to passing the resolution in
any form. He wanted light, which he
thought the President, considering the im-
portant interests involved, was bound to give.
Hon Reverdy Johnson is next on the
list ofspeakers.
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enough to supply her population, And even
this step will mainly eHure 10 the advantage
oro,her countries and not our own.
II will further appear upon close inspec-
ton OF the articles upon which she proposes
to reduce her imports that they are gener-
ally raw materials and such as will enable
her TO manufacture cheaper, and thus more
successfully compete with US al home and ID
all the markets of the world. Indeed there
no doubt that the proposed notifications oil
The British tariff are 10 make cheap bread
and to Chez pen the articles consumed by her
manufacturers. And what will be the result
10 rs but 10 hang a heavier weight offoreign
competition upon the manufactures of OUT
own country. Our government instead Of fol-
Lowing this pattern should increase protection
ifthey would hope to prevent our manuiac-
turtles from being crushed
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-24

NLw HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. We have
returns of The vote for Governor in lS5 towns,
which give for Mr.. Williams the Democrat
&c candidate, 24.045, for Colby, Berry, and
scattering $500 ,--majority against vii
Jams, 2,475. The towns 10 be heard from
arc mostly in Coos county. although they
will come in the result. No Governor has
been chosen by the people. The vote for
member of Congress is still more favorable
than that for Governor. and Mr.. Wo 'dbury,
The exclusive candidate, runs badly behind
the opposition forces.
The New Hampshire Patriot gives up the
state; and says the allied army has triumph
ed. 1t claims the election of but three
Democratic Senators, viz. in Nos. 4, s, and
IL. though it hopes for more. Wings have
without doubt chosen their Senators in the
LIST and 2ddisiricts in which;judging from the
Governor vote, no choice can have been ef-
lectcd.
For the House of Representatives we
have reports OF the election oil III Wings,
26 Independent Democrats or AboIiIionists,
ard 81 Exclusive Democrats. The anti
radical forces will most certainly outnumbcr
their opponents in the lower branch, and be
able 10 fill up the Senate with men of their
own shade of politics, which will give them
the choice OF Governor, and OF United States
Senators TO fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Mr.. Woodbury., and for
The full turn of six years from March, 1S47.
Glory enough for New-Hampshire.
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o. Sands SarsdparilLd.-"K Kings Evil ;
so called from an imaginary cure said to be
performed by The royaLtOuch. This fatal dis
ease makes its appearance on different parts
Of the body, bnt principally affectsl The glandu-
lar system in its commencement, from W hence
it proceeds to seize upon and utterly destroy
the carriages, lisaments and, bones. The
first symptoms are enlargement of the glands
about the neck aud under the chin and behind
the ears, which continue TO spread and in
crease in number, until the inerna organs
become affected and tho lungs. liver and
meseniary glands are inveloped in disease,
from which the patient is only relieved in his
sufferinss by the pale messenger of death.
Sands Sdrsaparilta has been proved by
actual experiment, in variety Of cases. to
Immediately arrest and permanently cure this
and similar complaints, auch as scrofulous
tumours. nodes or hard Jumps, ulcers, obsti-
nate cutaneous eruptions, &c. From the
peculiar combinations Of this valuable medi
cine. it operates on The system as the alone
true royal touch, dispelling disease and restoi-
ing sound health. As such it is confidently
recommending to the afflicted.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dnce off its superior value and efficacy, see
which may be obtained of agents
gratis. w. P. Russell, Agent.
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THE FRESHET.

We are happy 10 learn that comparative
iy, little damage has been sustained in This
neighborhood by The late thaw. None of
the mills on Onion River have suffered ma
teiialIy, and we hear Of but little damage 10
roads or bridges. The Wooden Factory AT
the Falls, was crowded upon little by the
masses of floating ice, and has had 10 sus-
pend IFS operations few days, in conse-
quence OF back wafer; but the interruption
is not serious.
From other sections of the country. we
have disasterous accounts. The Hudson and
1lerrim0c have been swollen beyond prece-
dent, and great losses have been sustained
IN The towns and villages upon their banks
al Albany the water rose 10 the level of the
hrst tioor OF the Eagle Tavern! and large
quantities oil merchandise have been injured
IN The second stories Of The stories near the
,Eer. The town of Haverhill, Mass. has
n nre,a'ned great damage in buildings and
Ions tbsy,' ' anu II would SCENE almost mira Gu
fon Free Press. &c 'OS''- During
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ALLEN, CAss, AND HANNEGAN.-t now
appears that these men supposed they had
nailed the President 10 the 54th. They
were not blockheads enough TO believe that
Great Britain would ever submit 10 this. Oh
course they were opposed 10 arbitration ne
gotiation and all settlement except at the
cannons mouth. Such men disgrace a
christian nation. They would plunge their
country into war demanded neither by honor
or interest. They would 81 EN- willing 10
sacrifice the lives and happiness of millions
to the prospects Of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
They would have made excellent prime
ministers TO Atilla or Tamerlane.
~ Poor PoLK.-The Oregon men hard
" know where 10 classify James X. Polk
The Loco Focos begin 10 think they were
TOO has:y when they asserted that they knew
who James X. Polk is There is hardly enc
oc them can tell now whether he is 81 de-
gree 40 minute man or 80 degree man.
Senator Hannegan is feeling after him with
the "hand of resurrection" but cannot ex-
actly touch him.
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LADIES' SCHOOL.

THE Spring Term Of the School for young la
i dies and Misses, at the Chapel of the old a
cademy, viii commence on Wednesday, the 18th
day of pril A. D. 1896 under the tuition of
MISS MARTHA 81. BLISS.
The course of instruction in this school will
embrace all the branches usually taught in
Schools and Seminaries for young ladies.
Terms for Quarter Of II ,cesks.
English branches, $500
French and Latin Languages each ZOO Ex-
Drawing and Shading, 200 ( ira.
Tuition for Misses under l0yearsof
age, 200
Embroidery, and all kinds of plain and orni-
mental needle-work, taught without additional
charge.
Lessons in Music will be given to such of the
pupils attached to the school, as may wish to re-
ceive instruction in that department. by a lady
residing in the village, of established reputation
as teacher, at the usual prices.
Board in good families, in the vicinity ofthe
school, can be obtained at 81 so per week.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, March %, 1916. 47;3w
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-24

HORRIBLE MURDER-The CaiskiII Dem
ocrat contains the particulars ola revolving
murder, committed on Sunday evening by
Joshua Pangburn. on the body of his Swile
Mary Pangburn. They lived in the town OF
Coxsackie. and on The evening OF The murder.
he in company with another person, had
drank quart of liquor. The woman was
first discovered by her son, a lad of I6 or II
years Of age, lying on the floor, bleeding pro-
fusely, and burned almost 10 a cinder She
had severe bruise on the temple, and nun
her of gashes made with sharp instrument.
on the lower part of the abdomen; and al
though alive, never spoke. Pangburn was
arrested on Monday morning, and after ex-
animation before justice, was committed to
Jail at CatskiIl. He has heen twice in The
states prison, had frequently threatened the
lie of his wife, with whom he frequently
quarrelled and had often beaten.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-03-24

CURE THAT DREADFUL CoUGH! 1t is the
voice OF Consumption. But be careful what
remedies you use. Beware Of all merely
Palliative medicines, which NAV relieve but
rarely cure. Use the Great English Rem
edy, DR.. Bnchan's Hungarian Balsam of
Life, and you are safe. This is the most per-
feet and admirable remedy known TO civiliz-
ed world.
The officers and crews OF Cunard Line OF
Steamships, running between Boston and
Liverpool, are constantly supplied with this
valuable compound. Indeed. it forms astand-
ard article in the list Of ship stores and med
icines. on board all vessels sailing from Eng
lish ports to cold and variable climates.
For sale by w. P Russell