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80 Cases Assorted DIV GOodS.
D.H'SILLIS.

comprising every article Ol DRY GOODS kept by any
Job5ing house in the western country, all of which
Offered - the trade at less prices for ready pay,
than can be bought Of any other establishment OUT
OF New York. We mean what we say.
On the lsi of March last we moved our stock OF
goods to our present room, NO. G, Erie st,) and
have fitled it up for an exclusive Wholesale busi-
ness. which we intend TO do hereafter, and shall
at all times keep our assortment full,
Wanted, for which the HIGHEST prices will be
paid, either in CASH or GOODS, the following articles
Butler, Lard, TallotO, Wool, Rags, Clover, Tim
Othy and Flar Seed, While Beans, &c. &c. &c.
June II, l847--35-6t.
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MARRIED, on the 9th ult., by the Rev. J. D.
Rich, Mr.. KENNEDY CARNEs, Of Leesburgh, to Miss
MARY SKEELs, of Sherrodsville, Carroll county.
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ard the justice OF
one who hs. bong soted the ve and effect TOT the
goni Of mankind be hoped wetrsd
r,Hdes the nsured Of nearly ay yar and
ne WITH that attention whSh IN 1t Naac Their Heitmabe Inn
Potancc 20 the afflicted drmaId
PULMONARY POWDER or sYRUP-for Cots. Coughs Con
sumption. Splitting Of nool. pain Ia ,hs bIsa'Lse
the bood-for serofia. sait Rhsum sca Head Rhsum
io' MeeuraL sypaiue and eturvr dseass.whas swerEs
Fever Sores, fi1uiis. and all al
Restorative WINE nIrrERs-fof all Nervous Complaints
General Debility nyspepsa Weak eonpaints
FILE ELECrJARi-tor Hemorhotds OF Pies-an internal
and foVefeign remedy.
NEUrRALIziNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDlClN.-GOr
loo lsnh IN ehlsiren induced nv iesihhs denuuon.
FEVER AND AGuE FowDERs-io. Intermittent, OF Bilious ic
DIArHoRErIc or FEVER PowDERs-fOr all Febule and In
pIURErc DRoPs-or Gravel and all sf,s,On, OF the Md
ncls-iot Cystt.. Hcmaturia, ard ali Urinary di.eacs
, ANIlhlLlouS FAMILY PnNsIC-a complete substitute
Mercury in all dacases.
pliiats sc.
nErArIc, or LIVER rILr.s-Gor all Liver complaints. sc
RHEUMATIC LIoUID-Cot Rheum,tn sprsins spinsi Iri.
taon White sw'ngs Ague Breasts Paas
srpSc,SIi - AS, AM chs nc rheumatism
Co fsNers innammatons, Pcury, Neuslsa, Bilious Cole
WORM PowDER-for Pin. rapc and Worms, and
also 70! AL diseases arising from wor.ns.
Cough rls-for Cells Coughs, Bronchitis Pain Tight
NERVOUS ruLsfor Neuralgia and all nervou. diseases.
AsLh ANrLBlLIoUs PILIs-or al hillary diseases
ANrlnisrErrIC ami TONIC PuIs-fsr Dyspepsia or Ind
N. Heartburn
fain ia ihr Breast and Side. Dizziness, &c
oouSH pRnPs-ior Cells Coughs Structure Lungs.
himn1uon or Irritation the Tubes CONSERVATION
IRRITATING PLAsTER-or all deep seated pains Inh,mma
uon 81 Internal otEans Spinal Deafness Dizziness Se
FhhALE Plls-fot Chorosis, fcma. complaints
CAFARkH PoWDERs-for Catlrrh all ms in the
head. "
Al these Medicines put up under D.. Bcaehs ulaf, So
rsisH ara nave biz tgKENEs ani safar TO
every oI package, val BOTTLE prevent public from being
imposed uon by spurious or surreptous
a'es Got up by Druggists by Patent d
enesand the public arc hccy CAUTIONED against pure
any ae'sas 'beachs Me- except krness
"H1 rfH signature each % the above
SOD wh'cs1'c aud retail ~ ANDREWS CO. Grand nepot
$50 fuion succ New whom all orders mu,t be ad hes
e, post pad
f'r farther pattenats 'ep,ens Dr Bcaehs Med
enes ce Pamphlet which be agents
Dr. BEACHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN ard al the MEDICINES |
arr iot sac BY thu following Agents
w RAutolph Co. BookSi,rs nd pprrs laI Ma, .,c,,
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ROBERT MOTT
III. EUSTACE X SON

Id ESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond
n Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye stuff They
prepared Offer such Inducements they think will make their
their dealings this place
and Parsed taken exchange for goods
hirhesi maTket nftce. So
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW Ann DEslR,,u y
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

b"h Of the members of our concern ,,,un..i a. y ~,
where be has been ten dys - ting :, =,
ani most tshonablc styles OF Fanny a. "A. ,v,o
,r,ou. Z at vcry low rate. noa-y aLo
.e'oe this tal-a part which an,
S.Ss SAhie fad' uls and WOOL. entirely new
sanio'na and span sik Pia a., newest All,
,hefoaer,d swiss Robes Dre..,. ,Shi, and In so,
LoomseNei and needle wotk do ~ =" N''u''
49, 'un-tei Cashmere Robes ard French Merno
49, cashmere and mouslns printed and ,Aaeod
$50 u"- IN great variety and eh.sp
ssle e'ek fancy cold aud plaid Alpae..
MO ,uipsd blu ami blue bk sik. and s.,n.
t,.au hu q Gro dc Swiss and fancy eord snl.
Ivy oiAek Satin FOR MantLas and y,st No
bh ahiianoy cord siIk and ~o.,,-d r,,..s -
.imp'' all wiihs AMI Cord, "e''' "'"o" 40
M , So.ns- cap az pla satn AMI lus Rbsni
ch,,.',a. az, W. ls -, Tibet and Net Shawl,
enn,uhe, amnoth Lacy Feel and Lyon, Do
Rad wooien and shaded ''' ~
IL dies 'ik and velvet Neck Ties md c,av0, nun - 70 -
SSnsham, ard caheoe', IN g'ea, variety and ehc,p
,'at'p, piaid str ped aud fancy cord rar,o, ,,,,.,
Ladies blk and white silk uose, pain ami ,oh...
VA" suk' anitswool 1hbci and Alpata Co
%oasian, mixed brown ami whit, cotton do
ladies' ais, Aid AID e, Gloves AMI Mil.
aaelcs and gents 1htet ard Ia, hmste Co mi 1870,
niSs am White BrusSvl, We l. and silk Lace 'N
shci ueh ard side Comss, graduated Buons sr .
super wool black, brown re- M ride and inv,,ih,.
rliin bh ami blue AMI STRIP rat bed Ca. nsrrs '
super sni medium fiGey cord A. - =, 49,
=, no blne' bk green ttecl and ca6c, mixed s,n,t.s
nea,y beaver aud Oregon Cloths Vcry ehcan
pa and rainbow Glazing and Gala Plsids
nns' steel M Scd gold do brown Ksntuclv I,.r.
M,i-h fann's hnc and low priced White atd r.d On
htnoy' maehiraw and twil ed and duf Bl,nke,.
WIN nrgs s'ok ~ Woolens for s.yan, No., -,
IN n,e ever he'n sod at any fonnsr sta.on-asng ~ n,
WI DC ioutd mum CO Of pau pieces Of Carp.nS ~, ~
one'ei NJ Nety low price to close sale ~ " "''
our t'ek has never az former on teen M cor -
never as cheap--all entirely new ard warrant a., he of
'''s' VI every ihng Inp1rod mldc our own eopny
80, VALENTINE. BREEDEN A. CO
~ - No 2l1 Broad Street shocL,., nm
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NORRIS ROBINSON, Pre.iden,.
SAMUEL HAssAr. Secretary.

SAMUEL HAssar, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company to
receive applications for Life Insurance for periods
named viz for ls not
exceeding $4,000 life. The for all
OF the ntcrzieiaic noted
wei rs all other information effect
Insurance, viii also be made application The advan
Necs offered by thus Company, believed equal not
superior 10 oso offered by other either
britain. N n CIV IIuNpy
Physician to the soeietyhe Family Physician Of the party
"uoSc He 70 De Insured 2l--u
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To which a.t she aUenl-n Of dealers.
no II BROOKS, BELL. & HUDSON.


ItNkMk KEW NKU-IO Inc person WHO VII
tOCO prove that in Iisuegs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
ha very best yot known This country Europe This
valuable discovery 100 enable dye Isallncouy hc
few
This preparation wausucd wash uIurv
hair, an al It, sofness buliaE>y.
he certain ask Tor jules Haues LqId Hair Dye q al
spurious Iyol ror black for box marked
if for brown, for box marked IS.
Premiums have bJra awarded te subscriber a. the Fanka
Institute Exhibition. For Wholesale and by the pro
prieioT. JULES HAuEL,
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL,
Lucrctin-Or, 'H'bc Children of Might
N...r. ~ We

NJ cru T. hNi'h TX LNTION.
Au,hcr OF Pelham" Pompsi" "Zaponi n,.-,. 4,
Price % cents.
HNHE classic pen of the author of "Rienzi. -
&c al er having teel ons allegiance has 1t n.th pro
"'tN "hioh Tor artistic tcauy anidmiuc spcdo v ~
io An 'tnuve perception Of character seem, ., di,tn,us
l' A' "f'r ad to VII c BE- possesses mastery pow 81
mresas well nr hi ot7 and counirrpo IN r bav
and tcshfcss an 90 lscnb %. cha M
This romance reveals with effect the mat, 49, ,, -
springs 81 neion exhibited the u heroine VIII. r
.nnu' 'lu.n WIN snsnir etorgy perseverance u
eihu one Of TIE most orraorlnsy and anomalous dc,t op
meats 81 ehira Ter ever prcs'n ci to oontcnp alton
For iaeatths Books of
uptNVrp 4. ,,opp,g
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EUTW n " ~" nam" TI
GsParh;s Medicines.

HthNAA'H lHSubSahSN'
'tHe m'1e Patent f-mescs VII rH claim iy ing %
ut- lgl ptatou De- plncNly designed io cure some
600" p'cihs l-'p''l Complaint win r irI oi ym,fTnatc
''''n'' mere arc more hin hy lH.fe't Kinds winch arc
OF noe uAn on, nunlf'a feni -'fs OF in'l e'nh in
1l'"'e u W ''-''te aHi'i- t"eh az gums cft''cs 20,
''' '"'7 N'' O-''-o 'i"-'s .-N's ana .is ~
E." "Il-" '.''.iy' ah"n''oYf l'h' ''P'f' -N' nt.f
49,, Nl, go q" , '.A,a,t,i '.'. A' f'l'-i'iN. 'i'-
'''. p. . Wy Wv. ' 'N' ,.nT w t'ii"
~ | ...,.. 80 = p. ' !. COY ''Il '4lN ''aiy
'' -' 'rf.'' ''- ''''' ''''''''f N immoral
nv, ,.,..-t ....,.- ., ,,.. ,.l.-... .,., 4,
-. 80 - 49, "a ~ .'' ~" "a u''g
.,i .''y '' 49, ~, wv '''
go o. pr ~. ~, "a 80
a., 49,. ~ GU ~ d." . 10 '''
M t,t t ,",iiy Pun. ' . ,' ,'" Do. ''. ',ny %.
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II y. FRANKLIN, manufacturer and deal.
- Nrrhrru md Earsrn Rl,tf and Shoes Trupt.
Lr-r'r Ctp-' Bag ant ghoc Thfo1ds. &c.
no 20 No 2lj Broad Street sho,koe nan.
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Bet fulc Cd fh rn "a Day lfnIary. 1916. hf fore
asli-cr Justice OF r ans Tor t,
~ nf1fed rfrnal rIfei nrneti-f Green
pat '1 h HOY Eg1nrey Almighty Cod that and
i1ct ct oh 90 fhc above cerf1c
silcf sworn before IEsgE CfnTn. . r.
This publication should meet sye q any who
discretion and mputcnce yoath brought
On hnsfauy of The evil sufei o abov The French
Doeof onet he srry md pied lo-ors ssrv
We believe That b. hls h7 Of femotyng urunr
i1d N bianror Them fcrncnt charge required
~ fnm n1r ~ HrEr, ~ French Medical no1se, 10
sluh irercs street. street. two rcos before The hou
Advcr daily from b. 30 D m.
BaiumJfe, Sept Q, 1916, ~
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Perfumer and Chemist, 46 south ID s,reei,
p.f,y- Fk.-,ut ph,t,T.fprf
Notice 10 Night walkers!
Farnlcrs Of Virgimi

NM T. have determined TO offer every possible in
" duesmcut the farmers Of Virginia, upon tide
This market therefore tender
Dfoaase q al kinds the with the
baltimore merchant Our charges VIII De 1r wheat lc hushe
le bushe. when sold lor cash; sold
required guarantee sales The usual guarantee
in,ston viii be- charged
The zuner Lad seventeen year, experience ~ bus
hlseli De- effect u.on
h. gives his personal ate uuou Go t branch
business Ho ieHG.d tat ehoE SHALL te wanting
90 those who l1hy patf1nsc
Go ask charge for sell To those Min whom
Acquaintance them Messts ~ r7 Brothers
WarWlck Barksiae, Capt Benz Sheppard John ~
Gregory, Esq GFEITER A. GBETTEH,
. doors below tLe Ciy Hotel,
rl0rurrv Rel Tavern
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

ORIGINAL PoRrR,Ir or FR,NKLIN.-
The Paris correspondent OF the Boston
Atlas, gives ito following account OF an
original portrait of Dr. franklin, recently
discovered o. brought TO notice in France.
Mr.. Clludman, of Portland, has on his
easel n portrait OF Franklin. ordered by a
gentleman here, The heal is copied from
an original portrait, recently purchased BY
w. W. lloPpin, Esq, OF Providence. X. l.,
and was painted for and under the imme.
date Inspection Of Queen Marie Anioinetle,
IN her apartment at the Petit Trlanon.
near Versailles. A, the time Of the nil.
lago Of the royal palaces, during the French
Revolution in l7s2 3, il was consigned 10
the care Of one OF the Queens attendants.
OF whom 1t was afterwards purchased by
Dr.. Swedianr, German physician settled
in Paris. who bad been the intimate friend
of franklin. Tho Roy. Edward Foster.
who was DR.. Swcdilur's residuary lcralce,
baying frequently heard liom him Tho cir.
cnmdanco Of the manner in which This
portrait Of his iiyorilc friend came into his
possession, selected il for himself, not only
as rcmembranco Of his friend DR.. $. bn,
also from the curious circumstances con.
nec'ed with it.. The Rev. Mr.. Foster died
some years since, and his widow has dis.
posed OF this unquuslionablo authentic por.
trait, which is also fine work of art,
aud is thus fortunately secured 10 our
country.
A lull length original sketch Of franklin,
which is in my own collection, was exc.
cucd for tho Philosopher himself. by ono
OF tho first artists Of the epoch; II has great
merit, both as worl, Of art and as his.
torical record OF his reception as Master
Mason in the Lodge of tho Nine MUSES..
Tho moment selected is the charge of the
Master OF the Lodge, La Lande, tho as.
trononer, to whose apparently impressive
discourse franklin appears to listen with
the deepest attention, standing in tho rc.
quired attitude, clad in his usual simple
garb. NJ. de- Ia Dixmcro and the Abbe
do Rousseau, are seated at the Wardcn's
tables, while IN tho groups standing around
are, among others, the Count do Persan,
Coun, de SIrogonoil and Capt Paul Jones,
all pronounced, by those who have seen
other known likcnesses, to be correcr, and
evidently sketched from nature. In the
back ground are the musicians, and tho
details Of the Lodge furniture, Jewels, &c,
are given with Il minute truth. A iew
months afterwards Franklin was chosen
Junior Warden of this noted Lodge, in
which capacity he oniciaied at tho funeral
oraion in memory of Vollaire, pronounced
by It's orator on the 18th Of November,
l775.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

charge nl Ccrro Gofdo. was not aware
that enjoyed the reputation Of doing what
| nowhere claim 10 have done. In ny
official report distinctly state that | was
al the head Of the eolumn--ordt red Col
Roberls to his supporl--nrdefed Col. Wyn.
kaap Ia his poslliun=-and that. after having
,laf reasons which are fully explained in
my detailed repahl ordered the charge Of
his regimcnt-ihai hfa marel across The
line of he elemg's frs, intending 70 lead
IN psHs5n Na siormiag pariH Of nhich Col.
liaataap'S iegiHeM constituted ge al.
rlqef-but was prevented BY wound fe.
cetsel from doing 50, Ii hal led the
charge Of llaskel's command, think |
should have led il dN,reailg. and with
different resulisi aud il the severity OF the
ira had cut down all my field officers, ek.
eepi myself and driven back my command
! lhiuk should have fallen haea with ii in
gaai orarr-insleal oil rctrealing from the
Held in advance Of my command, no matter
whal the object.
4 shall leave this city in few days,
to assume command of my Division, now
On foaie 10 Mexico. no further enmmuniea
Iion from me can be expected on this or
any other subject.
Is an ae, Of insliec, ask those papers
which have published the attack upon mr,
lo give this an insertion.
GIDEON ]. PILLOW.
New Orleans, June :, ISL.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
IRISH EEElING.

A festival, numeFonsly attended. was
given IN Dublin on the evening of the ilh
nll' in honoroi Captain Clark and the crew
OF the American ship Victor, which had
conveyed 10 Ireland Iood for her starving
people. Many sentiments bordering ON
moral treason,' were uttered by Irish
speakers during the evening, aud the con.
sequence was great lumull and disorder in
the midst oil which the company adjourned,
But tho bollesi OF the speakers was Mr..
Meagher, who belongs to tho "Young Ire.
land or "repeal by loree" pafty-and
whose stfikingly eloquent aposlrophe to
"lho Sword, which we published abant
year ago, will 10 remembered by many
who then perused It. In u reply 10 a toast
complimentary TO the American IadIes,"
Mr. Meaghef returned thanks, lie said.
The citizens OF Dublin-I must say the
democrats Of Dublin-f Loud cheers =
ha'c met 10 pay a compliment To plain
citizen Of America, which they would no,
pay-'nn, not Tor all the gold in Venice --io
the Prime Minister Of England, Loud aud
lang.conlinuad cheers. America, flnding
that this island, after an iIksome alliHaiiun
lof centuries with tho most opulenl king.
dom on lhe earth, has bern plunged into
the deepest eseesses OF deslitution and dis.
ease-- Hear, heafl land believing that
ihes line ships, which lew years since
were the asengng angels OF freedom, anil
guarded lis domain with a sword Of fifc--
Loud cheers believing that these ships
might be entrusted with kindlier mission.
and bo the messenger Of life Us they hal
been tho agent of dcaih-tcontinucd
cheers )--gnided not by the principles OF
political economy, hut Loud efias Of
"lIear. heaflh aud "Ghair. chair
One oil the Stewafds.-l most respect.
fully submit, under The correction Of tho
chair
Loud cries ol"hr. heaghcrln
Mr.. Rooney "a s'ewandl then approached
the chair, aud endeaYofed 10 obIain hear.
ing, but the cries for Alf. Meaghef being
continued, be broke his wand anl retired.
Mr.. Meagher then resumed, amd loud
chccrs:--tiuidcd not by the principles OF
political economy, but impcllcd by thu live.
lesl passions of humanity, this Young m.
iion has come TO our reseuo. and thus We
behold The eagle, which. by the banks Of Tho
Delaware, s.ared away the spoiler from is
Offspring. Loud cheers The laasl To
which yon have invited mo 10 speak. die.
lates nohlsr lesson 10 this country. Tho
ladies Of America refused 10 wear English
manufactures. (Ileaf, aud loud eheers.)
The ladies' Of America refused Ia drink tho
tea that came stamped from England
(IIear, hear.) Il you honor those illnsiri.
Gus ladies, initiate their virtue, and be their
rivals in heroic citizenship loud eheers.)
Ii this example be initiated here. | think
The day will come when the Irish flag will
be hailed IN the port of Boston. But II, the
10 which all nations ara eS.
posed, danger shall fall on the Great Re.
public, and II the choice be made TO us TO
desert or beiricnd the land of Warrington
aud Of franklin, |, lor one. will prefer 10
be grateful To tho Samaritan rather than
bc loyal TO the Levitc. (Loul and cnihusi.
nsiic chcering.J
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30
THE WAR SHIP or PEACE.
ny aAMufL LOVER

Sweet land Of song, thy harp doth hang,
Upon the willows now,
I. While iamne's blight and feyers panp
Stamp misery on thy brow,
Yet, take thy harp and raise thy voice.
Though faint and low il be,
And let thy sinking heart rejoice
In friends, still lei to thee.
Look out, look out across the sea
That grds thy emerald shore,
A ship Of war is bound for thee
But with no waflike store.
Her thunder sleeps-'lis Mercy's breath
That waits her DER the sea,
She goes not forth to deal out death,
But bears new life to thee,
Thy wasted hand can scarcely strike
The cords Of grateful praise;
Thy plainliye tone Is now unlike
Thy voice Of proudef days,
Yet even In soffow, tunrul still
Let Erin's voice proclaim
In haidlo praise on every hill
talumba'e glorious name,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

GRrAr TrLr0n,rmc ExrERlNgNr.-Ncw lla.
ven was put in telegaphIc communication Nth
Toronto, Upper Canada, recently, and messages
were instantly exchanged between thc two cities
The route ls via New York, Albany, Rochester,
Buffalo, aud then crossing the Niagara river be-
low the falls, passes round Lake Oulnrio to To-
ron,o, the entire d tance being MAE hundred miles,
The experiment was a most successful one, and
tie distance was overcome with as much apparent
ease and promplncss, as between New Haven and
Hartford. II was tho longest distance ever ira
vcrscd by the lightning in a continuous unbreken
lluc.-N,m Haera Herald
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

There is this difference between happiness md
wisdom. lie that thinks himself The happiesl
man 10 really so, but he that thinks himself tho
wisesl Is generally the greatest fool.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

Many friends are lost by ill-lmed jegs; rather
lose your best tests than your worst friend
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-30

When Is a man thinner than lathl--
When he's a shaving,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-21

DR.. LArHEoP's LECTUREs.-Ihe eve
ming course at the Seminary is RENTED
the present week. The two first have
been able exhibitions of Astronomical
History, elucidated by maps OF the Ptoie-
maic, or ancient, and Copernlcan sys-
TENS. The interest was sustained through
out. and the demonstration made clear to
those in attendance that we have in DIR. l.
lecturer able to accomplish what is most
desirable in a popular teacher, the Produc-
ton Of complete and vivid impressions.
We trust that our views will be confirmed
BY full attendance of our citizens, old
and Young, as the science itself shall here
after be exhibited. We are confident a
crowded audience will be well rewarded.
DR.. Lathrop is absent the present week
in connection with circumstances which
carry with them the sympathleS OF his
friends, and the friends OF education.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-21
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The Annual Fair Of the Rutland County
Agricultural Society, will be held at Rutland
on The 29th and Both of September, inst.
Competitors for premiums are requested TO
nolic &c and particularly comply with the terms
on which they are TO be granted. 1t is hoped
all competitors on animals that will require
pens or other accommodations,wI will notify The
Secretary or manager who should Immedi-
ately notify the committee of arrangements
of their intention, that the necessary accom-
modatinns NAV pc provided. The annual ad
dress at the FAN will be delivered by the Hon.
Geo. P. Marsh. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, oil the
second day OF the Fair. The officers OF The
Society aud the committees of award are re-
qucsted TO meet al the Franklin Hotel, at ! l
o'clock. A. NJ. on the Ist day. Vacancies in
Committees. ifany,wll then bcfl ed. By or
der OF the President.
J. c. THRALL, Rec, Secretary.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-21

NJ In noticing the death of Gov. MAT
rocks. the North Star remarks that he was
born at Hartford. Conn, March l847, and
with his father, Samuel Mattocks, emigrated
to Vermont in 1880 He was admitted 10 the
bar in ST. Albans in 1876. and settled in Peach
am in 1877. After many years OF successful
practice al the bar, he was elected TO Congress
in l524, and in 1885 was appointed one Of the
Judges or the Supreme Court.-ln 1910 he
was again elected TO Congress, and at the
close of his term was elected Governor. Few
men in Vermont have occupied so many diff
ferent responsible public stations as the de.
ceased-all Of which he filed with general ac-
ceprance, About three years since he be-
came amember of the Congregational church
al Peacham, aud maintained until death .
walk which bore testimony TO the sincerity OF
his profession
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DIED.,

In Weybridge. on The 18th inst. Esther M.
Child. daughter of John and Abigail Child.
in the l4th year of her age.
Also, at the Same place. on the 9th inst.
Julia Abigail, daughter of the same, aged !
years and months.
And at same place, on 1st inst, Samuel F..
son of John and Mahala Child, aged IA mo-
ten days.
This family have been very much afflicted,
and well may Brother Child say with Job, %
2. 5. Oh that were as in months past, as
in the days when God preserved me ;-when
the almighty was yet with me. when my chill
dren were about me !"
At Albany, on the 18th inst, Aldura,
youngest daughter Of Luther and PhebC
Goodno. aged Is years.
In Bristol OIL the l4th inst. Noah Edwards
Esq aged &c years.
Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans, La.
on the 25lh of Aug. last. Henry Merrill, aged
81 wears, graduate Of Middlebury College in
IS42, and son of Rev. L. A. Merrill OF this
town.
In this village, on the 11th inst, Charlotte
Elizabeth, only child of William w. and
Charlotte M. Pinney, aged year.
Sweet Elizabeth thou art gone;
Thou hearesr not thy mothers Imoan,
Thy mothers tears, thy Fathers signs,
Thon heed'st them not in Paradise.
Thy weary spirit s now at rest,
Thou TT sheltered in thy Savior's breast,
Thy face on eaith no more we II see,
But may we dwell III Heaven with thee.
Our Father gave this bitter cup,
And we must drink Its portion up:
Then " hen our life on earth shall end,
A blest eternity with the we III spend.