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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-11
H.. Franklin. .Dr..


Dealer In Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
lYNcHnrEG, a..
4 EsPECTFl LILY informs his friends and the pub
IL lie that he has JUS, received and opened his entire
stock ol FALL AND WINTER GOODS. purchased
raceny IN the Nrlhen cites, such terms as will sna-
bic li 10 oils IA great Inducements purchasers either
Al wha9a Of retail rs any house in III section Of coun-
ny Ills stock IS large, comprising extensive assos-
meht ol ATHEIST every Article usually found in Dry
foods ahishnent, III an examination Of which may
&c laund splendid assortment in the following articles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
INC feheh 'aslmoes IN Patterns hea styles,
Rich Graduated and Dnbre shaded do
Cashmere Rebos. gteal variety,
lhapPalel end Satin Lnsre Robes,
Bombaznes and fine silk warp Alpaca,
Gala palds and Romella Cloths,
PLAIN black and Watcfcd Silks
Satin striped Pehn do
Fancy SILKS,
Fine 'rerkere Shanls,
Apreat variety do at all prices
Parks (metmpnrahlc Gimp easod) Skhss rev u
tlcle,
Narcotics and Grass Cloth do
Linen Lamb lldls hom5titched and bor,lersd.
laces and Edrnpa
IRISH Linens, Danask Table and Birl-eye bsp.rt
Linen Sheetlngs, &c,
Also,a full assortment oi Gloves and Hosiery few
-, ,,,,,,,s cry delegtpion
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES AND vESTINGS,
Extra tnn Freneh Clolls,
Double Mild Golden brown ditto,
- Invisible Green dc
i9nest and American do. at various prices;
SUPER doe skln black Cnssineres,
Ribbed aud striped do
Fancy Cassntero6 assorted,
Tweed do do
fifo silk warp do ror sack coats;
English Satin 1estngs, PLAN, figured and sutrsi
dcred,
Waered and striped silk do. sery fGA,
Embroidered Cashmere do
Vo1llen. Velvet. Cashmere and Merlno Do,
Fancy Ctayals, Neck Ties, Sc
4 full ASSORTMENT II
DOMESTIC \, HEAVY WnDIEENS. BL4N
kEfS, HATS AND CAPS,
and yaney Of Other articles, too tedious enufnerak
ii Nheh will be 1Hercd al such prices as cannot fail "
please, A call Is most cordially invited from all ,htss
Wshiag To luy good Goods mud at ie lowest rrcos az
II will mol only aiiari the snlserbe pleasure exhibit
his Goods h persons wishing to ny. hut il shall be his
standard ain 10 gye entire satisfaction those whom II
may please to favor HIM with their patronage
E. FRANKLIN. j:
Oct. tsI
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Of vi heary L. lrsir! by theFarm,iila Convention
al vii ese him a ehf Ill support
;. Rsafe, / bat these f.eeealues lie ullsh,d n tie
SHstaianaad N h..
Inc Meeting thsa adianfatd sine Dr.
DAVID ROBERTSON. President.
Nm d. CHRsfns. Neef'f.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
NOTICE,
fENO ALL WHOM IT MAY conc

fENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The
4 undersigned having ass .ciaed themselves fJr Il
term of yars the practice ii Medicine, the public
advised some months aoo deem ii proper let TIL
public know that they have dc crntnod II settle up their
accounts at least once year a>og 1pjn tn well known
idage t'iha SHIRT settlements make long frenGsa This
notice viii ihercf.ro apr patrons that VIII
send undour author zed agent To settle up by note CT
9TH rS.st POWELL * THOMPSON.
Amherst, C II Jan. n --3V
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THE nGfl.,5tlE. fF
NASH 4 WOODIlOySE,


A this establishment can always be fail, Ia sid
~ TIN to largo stoek Of BOOKS bolh School and
Mkcel'aneons, cuinple,e ssssofnient of
PIANO FOHTEs,
made bE sioddart < Durham, New York These In
,rumena stand nj The head Of the LIST Il supt rot PAM
Fottea.n
Among the many high cnconiris from personal sur.
eos passed upon the excellence of otoddatt s. Dunhaias
Pianos, that efDe Meyer stands corspicn nous To thei
sup flet ohe and eseat durability, he aiiirnls Without
qualification and the Strength d action and th,if caps-
bliy 10 tto dndtt his rapid and powerful execution
must be IN trd spefot haze stood tho tos. Of his 80
we're orloal.
Stoldatt & Durham aim 10 make no difference ~ the
tone or capacity Of theft tuonis The style OF ofk
manshif AMI eAfmnsiveness Of finsh constitute thosuy
he variations In proc. This is groat advantage
het equality in tone and durability give additional assu-
lance to the distant pur haser that he procute or u a.
as good Piano order ii he wcrs 10 appear in psrxon
aud select II himself
e1- / hose Instruments arc sd On trial Pic q tin
tmc as the manufaciurers'
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
B5oSssllers and Dealer. in Piano Fortes ami NIusicl
l39 Main Street.
Richm md Nov. 10 Is If
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%. Sec Mr.. GoeGiN' letter accepting the nomination
of the Scosyle Convention. We trust the chiya'f c
feeling which induces him 70 postpone the commence
nent ofthe fthc District until MI Leahe re
inrns will be duly appreciated.
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~ Mr.. NEwroS-,he fss: Wing Member fr'nl Ar
kansashas taken his SCAT in the House Of Representa-
'ves, to I'll Tho ,a,anoy cared ~ tho recognition + Mr.
Vel
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OF We are requested to announce Capt. EDWARD
b. WrTlfEkS as candidate otepr sent The c. nnty q
Campbell in the next House Of Delegates.
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.aD TIE SUBSCRIBER, having as,ocia
II ted with him IN business Mr., Charles +
* XII Fisher would respectful, inform the cit
r. w n izc of I,nehburs and surrounding
~ country, that shall continue to keep
Is $s~SU all such goods lily kept in our
= 81 line OF business, such as
Com and SIiyER LtyrR WATCHES;
>---..-S~ also plain Watches Of various descriptions,
Gold Guard aud Fob Chains Guard Keys, Breast Pms,
Finger Rings Ear Rngs, Bracelets, .Neek o,na-
nlshts, Gold aftd silcer Pencils, Coral .Atgfyees
large portion those Goops just to hand The rrs-
Lie al respectfully solicited to call and see them.
W, have also good stock Of SLvrR WARE consisting OF
Tamil TIA, Dtsf and SALT SPOONS, Sorr LaDLrs and
To> with every description OF hi, manufaotu-
this place What have not ON hand prepared
to make at notice. All kinds of the line
done Ia NEAT and DURABLE style.
II. SII.yERTHORN,,
CHARLES +. FISHER.
The undersigned having received his instruction from sore
OF the most sbul women in bis line, fee himself fully
qualified render full satisfaction TO who may please to
their WATCHES aud CocFs to him. all o which he
guarantees u perform well. CHARLES +. FISHER.
Dec. 7--3m il
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s.ygEs dsfsT.f.e

A | l. rei54us adehted Il tha late firm e Rleurds,
" e,sn Y l.. ate EARNESTLY requested 10 call and
set.le thef MS Tie iasiats ns le 81, SD Up
without delay Ifsny reIseni as ,aim aganst the
finn, lease ffcstat Il : ayment 10 ihr sui setlIet
WI II. RYAN
s-lam still eeIInp rreai tafra rs M the ca h
plnelie. an shall, in 81. Il tme. add largely to my
pre- en- s.. ek. Pleas call md examine. II viii c,st
1ounaihi1g. ". II. Il
Erh II -tst #
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~ No election of T. S Senator, hy the Legislature
kentucky, at the last dates
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ae.;1file ;ses.,i,sDsN.

NjlSHFS GORDON lender ibcfrraleful ueknoWl.
"a edsenens III ther Trend, mad the public penef
ally IL lar very ltenl nttnA,e herel re bestowed
and re- peeiiail} mi I'M th-m TINT the next sfssion Of
'if School Val Confluence N ludsy tln 18th Of Feb
fuary.
The design Il tins Institution Ia prepare young IA
dice III us lune.. In future HE whilst every accomplish
mint cal nlA~d TO l.Ish tie manners and refine the
l,sie, Is Kept in wen.
Having oitan experienced aid observed the neonseu
enets attending the changing f puplls ifnonc schol
10 anoior as the, pr gret5 her turanen, they hav
'nlravared. as 1r - rda3'e 10 o5ylate thegs I'll al
hrs lay hafing seyef, chests fdor acrohma dat,
III. pteo aft0ton l. tie lYren sagesof advancement
find ng II lar 10 induce rpht habits Of study lhan
correct false on,s when con re,ed.
7eps tr N, Ss.oa u tre months, payable in adrnlce
lsi Class. Ia beg ~ phabeueal less,ns
arl S,- NJ, s. o.
End Clr,s, i5r the MOI advanced Spelling,
Re,lm,, riune. f.lea onls ii Aull-
ine,ie n,a enphy and Hist ~, 10 90
Bird Class Onhogrlphy. Il aaing, Wiring,
Anhmetc, English Grammar, An
elfn and Medtfa Geography. lisiory
and Comp ,sition, 70 90
lii Glass The higher branches ms'ly
mug Il II lio best schools, together
mh Ftrn,b. Is oo
Muse on the Piano ii Zee .,ons rer week, Is On
Use Of PAN practising, 80
Drawing and Painting. 10 o0
D r entail rint!ne S %
Wax Work. 10 %
Emhraldery q %
Terms for ard Ter month, 10 90
Washing 60
Parcnn o. Guardians, placing their children wards
ia Institution. may rest assur that every atenti
shall be pId Their health, Improvement aud con-
Beng well known in Lyachbarg and its vicinity
they deem references Il particular ludN .duaI9 wholly
unnecessary but would respectfully invite those who
4 a. II
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Oct 8
dlv'slE.

"A b. RGCkER.
EEAytNG purchased Of Miller & Rucker their en-
\ 4 tirn stock h continue the business one door d
oec their old stand in the house formerly occupied iy
Nichols & Bell, as Dry Goods store. From the ya.is
y and extent If his Stock he naters himself that he
will be able to please all who may favor hum with /
aall.
Nov. ~ nR
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fY,liE.conl teraoi Nj. * rspatr - ssbo5 vii
4 commence on Mmlay TIE sh Of February, aid
tefmuAie the Iifsl wick lnJaly iii
The terms Fl the SESSION # five months FL
lons
fulln fr Yong ladies' n the higher branches, 80 %
For those unl,r Ten years Of aye. - 81
InillJn IN Ffeneh. 10 Oh
n Ma. tro lessons weoh, - M
Dtn,ng. 10 M
Terms ofb srl per month, II On
Ornamental nee.Ic VIII 3 %
Mr., Kirkpatrick would here tender horgrafefu acknowl
gmenl-a Il rnlrfd the kind and liberal palronngaex
tend Il her infant lnstllutor, ttonghut the fast sef-
and IN n,hlae rpnnanrc ii then favorable re2ar
" Md - easc rs aro all who may patr1n1e her
y d, lha exer,e1 s5all te spared 10 render II
worthy et lhe pubic iavo' her el.c bring To eslal
81 an las tutlan, wheh shall seenle the h CHEST eu
nre e INT rcr md at the same time the future
tlne-s TT pepis-
Al rus Ityaa' IN sdyanes. and 10 commence from
THE ne 4 fanrc. No deduction except IN casts 81
nr3trac ID sicl noss
Feb. ll-aff
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w lillam \. DfoAn INVITES mtlern and Weston
W Merchants 1.un. Philadelphia 10 ,xanne hs
stock 81 lmbels,, tn.8ss. Pam. leltos and Shades
which vii BE- Loud lhe largest AID cou tete a.
rtmeni oi desirable Nee Goeds IN the market om IN
ens every sarley irln The iov pnce 10 those ct the
fn,s, gaallty.
ovns 10 gfell reduction in spne materials, of
VII eh taye nsi led my I'll, can eer Inducements II
puIch,s rs lhai ead5at |, lound elsewhlrr r..
My lfees Il lie foaA III, l"sss he city, All thu
Goo sWauauled file adsl manufacture
PHI adeplia f,b ST. Il
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" OTlcE is hereby given, that petition will be
" presented 10 he Lesisature during It's present
Session. praying Che time for Commencing ne Terms Of
the Cnc6it superior Cur fr the Goua Of Franklin,
shall he CHARGED fl the Oh otMly and October; to the
7th Of May and October
Feb. ll-2tf
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NOT ICE.

NOTICE.
h INTENDING tpcluse present business on the ls
oi Mar next. reqnes all persons indebted to IA
come tf,estl AMI make payment and those having
cltin. agline' US {, bnng them IN flr settlement.
Jan ll-tlM ADAMS & VII klNsON.
ITO BUILDERS AND PAIN TIERS l0l gallons
prime Nom .neeea OIL. Alsaa supply 81 Superior
Wh'e Lad al a renl brands, N9tnshes Brushes Putty
Window Class. &. a., for sale low ly
Dec l1-ts JOHN IL STAY, Druggist
BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHING. .lh'
ID 10 hand, D4irs + Blankets very che.p Also,
large ~ Ok Ncsto Clothing, very lan.
Nov 30 Is z. J. BURTON.
DISSOLUTION,
rI, partnership lereoiafe esistn., under the style Of
Lee Roberts dissolved, by mutual consent, the
81 pltn,.
The name tbc finn Will only be used hereafter, Sc
ding the business al the concern
Al persons indebted to The will make payment to
either rlrtg. 4oll.t H. - 4
la 7-ts RYIAND ROBERTS
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FOR SALE rRhArElY,
A llpnsn ani i4atln the nughbofhui Of Mr.. John
N llana and Warren an1 William "a anyways form.
ety owned ly William Saoad. decreased. Tho terms
Will hc tpirth cash, the laanre ~ credit Of enc
and Two yeafs. equal lns,ahnrnis bbepn II "a cnnsd
cred ono u h m4s pleasan situations about L,arhbnp
/ has good eafdcn and mt al excellent well Il water
with su table oal houses Those wishing 10 examine the
property can do 50 by calling On the subscriber
Feb. s-ts II W OAkfY
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Law Notice,

D oBERl ] DAVIS vii con nne IN intend III,
IA C1atis. heral,l5r attended ~ n1nlol DAVIS Al.
"" retain The olee occupied by them.
Dee. 3l-2m #
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Polka Esoots!!
Il .tf u d Il ESs n TfCif,
very hand5ne. At
MEM s GNAfkINs' She Room
Feb s.-elr2of
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-22
AMUSING SCENE IN TIE NETWORK
LEGISLATIVE.

Mike Walsh who is member ofthe New York
Assembly does NOT neglect an opportunity of play-
ing oil practical joke even amid the duties in
cumbent upon him Il legislator. a few davs
since, Mr.. Watson. the member from ALBANY came
into the House wearing new wig. His own hair
was light, sandy and perfectly straight; the wis,
was black, and elegantly curled. In the course Of
the session MIR. Watson rose in his seat which is
some distance from that Of Mike and bawIcd out
at the top Of bis voice, Mr.. Chairman rise sir
with the view of making few remarks upon this
Here he was brought to a dead stand still bv
Nike, who. jumping up exclaimed with most i'm
Perterbable gravity, MIR. Chairman rise to a
question of order
CLAIMANT Scarcely able TO suppress his laugh
ter)-The gentleman from Newly rk
-Mke-(LOoking over at Bob whom he wildly
scrutinlzed from head TO foot with great seeming
amazement, and a considerable indienatonl-I
would like TO know, sir by what riaht individuals
who are not members of this House can be per-
mitted to take part in its debates; where sir are
we to stop, if the floor of this House. with all the
rights Of membership, is TO be thus thrown open
to the public at large
AT this, the whole house. galleries, members. Of
fcers, reporters, Chairman and in short, all but
Mike and Bob were absolutely convulsed NTH
laughter; many laughing until the tears rolled
down their cheeks-Nota shadow of a smile. how
ever, was to be seen on the cOuntenance of either
Of the two actors in this most admirable farce.
Mikes eye, as he leaned over rested steadily on
Bob, and the latter gentleman seemed perfectly
Paralyzed by the unexpected, and to him, incxpli-
cable course matters had taken. He seemed riv-
e;ed to the spot, and remained perfectly speech
less. AT length the Chairman became sufficient
ly composed to drawl out in very indiStinct man
ner, that he rather inclined to the belief that
the gentleman a member
MrKE.-'Not having before had The pleas
ure of seeing the gentleman. sir. | would in
quire Of the Chairman at what time he pre-
sented his credentials, and what particular
section Of the State he has the honor 10 rep
resent?
A second roar Of laughter, ir possible.
more boisierous than the first. succeeded this
inquiry. and Bob, who Is notorious Tor his
cheek and self complacency, seemed on the
verge of falnfng when the Chairman an
nounced that 'he believed the gentleman was
from Albany
MIKE-(with increased surprise ALDO
ny! thought Mr.. Watson represented AL
bany.'
Ii is utterly impossible 10 give even Flint
idea OF what followed; suffice it 10 say that
Bob sa; down, Mike followed, and The whole
House roared until they almost fellhelpIess
under their Gesks. from the exhaustion pro-
duccd BY excessive mir:h.
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WILL YOU BE IDLE!

Stop where you are. Reflect moment.
Nature about you is busy. Action is writ
ten upon every thing. Shall You alone be
idle ! No matter if you have wealth at your
command, you should not lead an idle, list
less life. Work for God and humanity.
There are thousands of hearts upon which
you might operate and lead to virtue and
happiness. IL you have been so Fortunate
or unfortunate. as we should call ito be
the pUssessor of wealth, you have greater OPP
portunities. j! you are So disposed, Of doing
good. Money may be a talent for you TO
work with; the only talent you possess.
Shall it be imprOvedl Will you be the on
ly idle object in the Universe Reflect a
moment and fyou are not convinced of your
duty and happiness, we will not say another
word.-PortIand Tribune.
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MISSISSIPPI REPUDIArIcN.-A letter from
Washington states that Gov Brown OF the
Mississippi who had been for some time in
that city, had proceeded TO Philadelphia and
New York, and adds:
among The objects of the visit of Gov
Brown, the most important is said to be that
Of making some preparatory arrangements
with Mississippi bond holders for the pur-
pose ofrelieving that State from hestigma
Of reputation. Gov. Brown, in common
with many other high-minded men in his
State, feels the full importance, as well in re-
gard TO sound State policy as becoming
sense Of justice 10 the unfortunate creditors
of Mississippi, that early arrangements
should be made TO efface the deep dishonor
which one Of the richest States in the Union
had so unnecessarily incurred
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BE AGREEABLE.

Nothing is sweeter than good word. ac-
companied by smile. Have you not felt its
power! You enter store-call for an ar.
ticle-the clerk is agreeable and strives TO
suit you. Such man you love TO u ade
with and are always sorry when you cannot
be suited at his shop. In another store you
lind one cross and irerful-he doesn't like to
wait upon you--is angry because you can
not get suited--throws about the goods in
spite and intimates he does not want su, h
customers. Will you ever go there again il
You can helpit!
Persons should strive 10 make themselves
agreeable. no matter how difficult purchas-
er may be or how much Trouble they are
subjected to. The trouble will last for a
few moments only and by being pleasant, OIL
may gain hundred trades. Follow the
same rule through life and be agreeable ev-
erywhere-in your family, at church. in the
street. on board the steamboat ard in the
coach. Treat all alike. the poor and the
rich, the high and the low, the bond and the
free. OF all traits in mans character, that
one is the best. which leads no one. however
poor or humble, to feel the least restraint in
his Presence.-Port. Bull.
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ANEcDoTE OF GEN. Scorr.-One of the
volunteers who was at the reduction ofVera
Cruz, reports that during the bombardment
Gen. Scott, riding along the American line
and seeing some of the soldiers raising their
heads above the embankment TO get view
OF the work of destruction in the city. called
out famliarly-'Better take care, there
Some of you will get your heads knocked of
before you know it, Hadn't you better take
care Of your own head. General p answered
one OF them. 'Ay, they make Generals So
easy now. it isn't much odds if one of them
should get killed. replied the old General.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-22

MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURE. A re-.
markabe story, youched for as true. is told
in Glasgow paper:
The Adelphi Theatre in that city was open
and the pleasant play Of the Battle of Sed.
gemoor was in course of performance. A
iavorite actress, Mrs. De Bourgh, was upon
the stage supporting one of the characters,
when tall military man in one of the stage
boxes, gazed wildly about him, and starting
IN from his seat loudly exclaimed-.MS
wife. by Heavens ! my Elizar OF course
astonlshmeDt and excitement eusued aud an
explanation took place, which resulted in
the discovery that the gentleman was Lieu
tenant Lewis, and that Re was in truth the
lady's husband, He had been on foreign ser.
vice Tor many years and was now accom-
panied by the lady's son, fine fellow of two
and twenty. Each believed the other dead
and The lady had married Ga Mr.. d. Boursh
who had been dead about eighteen months.
Soon after this. most agreeable denoumenr
took place, for the uuiieG and happy nair
availed themselves again OF the benef, of
clergy. and no objections being made by the
church or State. these two persons, whom the
fortune of war had put asunder. were re-
married, in the presence OF large body of
rejoicing friends.
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SMOKED MTTTON

The Editor Of the Tennessee Farmer, not hav-
ing the fear of the swinish multitude before
his eyes, declares his preference for the
ovine over the bovine or the swineish race.
He says on his knowledge of physiology, which
none will dispute that a pound of lead, tender
mutton can be procured for half the cost of the
same quantity of fat pork and that it is infinitely
healthier, in summer especially; and that those
who feed on it become more muscular and can
do more work on ii, with more ease TO themselves
He knows of nothing more delicious than smoked
mutton hams. We can readily believe it all still
We should prefer ham of Commodore BALLARD's
curing at Bellefeld for our eating! especially if
eaten, as canvassbacks only can be in real perfec-
ton, on the spot where they are killed
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ADvERrIsING.-The Southern Stapdard has
an excellent article on the subject, which We COM
mend to the attention of business men generally.
They can all appreciate the advice given, for their
own experience will confirm the truth -
As for ddreIttsiHg. in the abstract. anv mer-
chant who has tried it would rs soon think of fax
ing down his sign or closing one Of his windows.
as stopping his advertisements. 1t is beyond COM
panSon the Surist cheapest, and readiest way of
Introducing yourself to the public, The merchant
VINO advcrtises freely, hangs his sign up in every
mans parlor; his name is constantly before tb,.
community, and they nconsciously get familiar
with It, and resort 10 him as a matter Of course
On the other hand, a man who does not advertise
Is out of the way. he lives on back street. with
no front entrance to his store; he has quiet life
OF IT. but in the hurry and hustle Of the world he
Is forgotten and neglected. as he deserves to be-"
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WOOL GROWERS MEETING.

This meeting, on Thursday of last week,
was very well attended. Mr.. Blanchard was
not present as had been expected. Mr.. B.
B. Newton, however, gave very lucid and
interesting account Of the operations Of Wool
Depots and the subject was generally dis
cussed by other gentlemen present. reso-
luton approving the system was passed. and
a ConnitIee consisting Of l.. Brsinerd, Nj.
F. Palmer and B. b. Newton, were apPoin-
ted to take into consideration the propriety oil
carrying out the system the present season as
far as possible. II thought advisable the
large brick building near the new Wharf al
ST. AIbaus Bay may be secured to store
wool and if suitable arrangements are made
for asserting aud the sale Of the wool, public
notice is 10 be given.-Messouger.