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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
DENTISTRY.

GRATEFUL. to the people Of Windsor County, or
u the patronage which they have bestowed upon him
the past YEAR the subscriber takes this opportunity
his sincere thanks for Their iuyOs, mud hopes TINT
the ui his vtronS operations the mouth. will
he n sufficient nlucrinent, 10 COnnu their patronage.
Dr g. dcvOics Ills whole timC TO this branch Ut his pro-
ir>sion, ind those Wishing to consult him in regard -
their ceh, c, always fNl him NJ home. The different
operations the mouh nre too well known to If emu
msrrCj here and their value Is duly appreciated by
lnrgr mninry Of the people. nut the o filling
plugging teeth DR. G.. considers The most important and
valuable Oln; aud he is well assured that he in
which hC performs this delicate ard difficult operation Is
the OF saving thousands ~ teeth from extraction,
and rendering them useful and hrlhmenuI members Of
the mouth lie particularly invites the attention 6i those
who wish for artificial teeth to the improved and cc
CANT manner in which he manufactures whole sets
Gold. ANY nrinhrr rhi ono tn twenty eight teeth will
he inserted hN him, the Mechanical execution Of which,
shall not suffer III comparison with the most beautiful
pcicc ol Jcwclry. 49,, ...
Persons At Il distance wishing teeth SET on gold plate,
are informed that they need moi he Detained here only
few hours, as lir. G.. will take the Impression ot the
mouth in wax ut the first visit; and the presence at the
patient will not he required again. until the artificial
piece is finished
Teeth rX traCed usual or 'rtkout pain, by nhalne
tie cefchniCd ETHEREAL Huh6r' ,.. ~. q,
II. $. CHASE, NJ. D.
Won1siock. Apr. IT,, lsl7. 36l-lc
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LADIES' COTTON HOSE.

1900 pr Ladies Cot Hose IA, 10, IL - II and q
at MOTIONS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10

The wing paper at Springfield is deter.
mined not to forgive Gen. Scott for win
ming the battle of Cerro Gordo on the Sab
bath,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10

Curiositics.-Bug poison for the oceans bed
Sponge with which the lady was bathed in tears
Horse which "pnIIs wool over peoples eyes
Notes for the Barney cows horn.
real piece Of meat from Bologna sausage
Joint taken from Tom Thumb
A Dicky found on Chnrlesown Meek.
A young whale found in "seo ofup-turned IA
es y"
Polar bear found in a forest of masts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10

DRESSING md BLEACHING
Bonnels in the best manner, on short motif e,--at
lhurchllfs. -.... ...i
Nav ~, 1917. 367-.r
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PIPER HdNGLNG.S!

d hn Roles PAGER IIqnsnss and Borlcrrgs hf
u WV the Newest style. lnS received ana
lcn. or fast aud cheap, Green Paper Printed nnd Plain
Tor Window Curtains, Eiesnh paper I'm Fire "ans. &c.
&c. &c. A. SlEAKNS!
MAY lSl7 3Gf-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-10
RenfcW of the Markets.
BOSTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FROM THE BOSTON COURIER
.MONDAY, mn Y 81, 1877
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
French Opinions.

In of his late letters from PARIS the editor Of the ~
York Herald commented the what fac that
IN not OF the French Journals except Gasse de
France, Is II possible procure tho insertion Of a
Gle at all complimentary the L. Siaes-a fact the more
remarkable the Gazette dc France the organ Of the
Legumist Cor ultra RoyasD party In the Herald OF the
2lst inst find long article translated from the ga
zetie in which bold and vivid contrast drawn between
"Old Europe and Young America" highly catering both
to the institutions and the people of this county. We
regret that we have copy Its general
tenor, however may be inferred from tone in which it
speaks OF the progress OF in Mexico. 1t says:
"Open map of the United States and Mexico look at
tho line OF operations by the and lande forces Of the
Union, and would be inclined believe the great
genius OF CaOt and Bouapare suggested the plans pur
sued by the American Generals in Mexico, and the bril-
liant successes OF France during the nvasions OF Belgium
Germany and Italy had been translated across the A.
lanic."
The Gazette then proceeds give detailed sketch OF
land and naval operations; and contrasting the
vgor and energy tins Republic with the decreptude and
eemnaey OF European Governments the writer concludes
with remark, which hope future events may snow to
be prophetic 80 far this country concerned "Hence.
forward, (he says Young America destined to enjoy
nourshing aud permanent tranquility whilst Old Europe
will be exposed to perpetual and bloody conyusions."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
Gen. TnNIor and The War.

The New York Commercial Advertiser publishes the fol-
lowing OF letter from Southern gentlemen who
Is is said to be OF the shewd and seeing men
in the country;
at is now certain that Gen. Taylor will be our next
Presidents that # Providence will continue protection
over ms lite this Time It has done. ill., bright pros
poets gall aud NORWOOD many leading politician
and his advent the Presidency will purify the political
atmosphere OF country aud bring Government
within the limits prescribed by the constitution
The with Mexico is becoming more aud
serious; every achieve decrs the pr ect
OF peace. The capture OF the capital which will soon be
effected, will only add the evaporation OF that people
1t strange niaua3n with Mr.. Polk and his Cabinet
which induces them to believe peace possible The
Me1lcans looks upon struggle Tor their national ex
ence and for their religion and this view they are not
very wrong They know that any peace they can make
will be attended with sacrifice Of part OF ter county,
and that the extent OF demands will be IN great
sure regulated by power TO enforce them.
They have constantly before them the French invasion
Of Spain and its consequences IL France 700 600
men, and in the sequel Napoleon his throne they think
that similar policy their part will ultimately lead TO our
abandonment OF their country We may capture s their
cities, but the 100000 OF people Of Mexico will yet re-
main De conquered. In my opinion the plan brought
forward by Mr. Calhoun, IN speech the Mexican war
IN the Senate, Is the one, and will ultimately be
adopted but until 900 men and fifty millions OF
dollars have been sacrificed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
Affairs with Brazil.

We find the following letter Washington in the New
York Journal OF Commerce:
WLsuINGroN, June Doth 1877.
mentioned, in my letter yesterday that Cheyalier de
Lsboa has been recalled by his government.
merely write To confirm my statement by giving the
very words vt his recall.
These BRET curt, and evidently expressive high dis
pleasure, viz
The Emperor deems It convenient TO deprive Chevaiier
Gaspar jose Lsboa OF h present position OF Minister Pen
potentiary the United States"
called your attention to this subject far back the
llth inst.
The relations the United States with Brazil are at this
moment uniriendy that 1t will require good cement
and much urbearance, TO avoid rupture.
Some very intelligent editors remarked on nv statements
OF the lin inst that have been msinormed as TO
he facts.
The danger OF a rupture with Brazil is evidently immi-
We regard altogether Fortunate therefore, that
MI WISE whose mpetuous temper disqaales him Tor the
conduct OF negOston under circumstances which require
the utmost GOODNESS and discretion about 10 return home
We know very little OF his successor, true bu, 1t is To
that thigh Continental interests" may be subseryed by
between the United and Brazil the ultimate re-
suit OF which may be the overthrow OF the only monarchical
Government On name) IN America.
The Washington Union informs US that Mr.. Tod the
Minister will sail for the Pacific Immediately and
says has "eyery hope that he will promptly ad-
just any difference that may with Brazil, with whom
II IS the desire OF Government maintain the most
amicabe relations"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

We continue to compile, from papers different paris
o the Unon accounts Of the growing crops No inlorma
Ton can ~ this period bee more Interesting.
Tho flncasto Wing oi iho 18Th instant informs that
tho Whcatcrop hai part Of Virginia hoe greatly mpfov-
81 within the last month, during which Time tie weather
hos been quite soasonabe Should to wheat escape rust
the quantity raised In Boteouu tiinks, will be quite
large the yield Of last year Corn very promising
though s yet TOO soon 90 form opinion Of the probable
yield. The oat crop the Eio indifferent Of the three.
Tho &c. Augustine rFloridil Hernd has favorable &C..
counts from oil parts Of the county vicinity both
Zoe corn and cotton crops.
IN spauauburg, s. G.. the crops Is wheat corn aud oau
promise an abundant product
From the noiehborhood Of Nowbern, N. we have 81.
milsr accounts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
Music by Moonlight.

To The EIIl0fs % The Nhf.
MEssRs EDroEs In your paper Of yesterday observe
that the Blues Band chartered the fine steamer
Curtis Peck tor by moonlight down the river
this evening These afford persons engaged
during the day, few hours OF very agreeable amusement
and pame and from the universal expression Of opinion
regarding the excursion the Alice last Friday evening" all
present enjoyed themselves and know that Captain
Brougn did the thing brown" But this IS an age
of improvement Capt Davis has hint some who on
the last trip wished Tor supper, and has determined 10
have prepared handsome snack for those who may wsh
II, that the hungry be fed and the number OF Mu-
scans engaged Will admit O many being formed
that all VINO may wish 20 IMP with the light fantastic toc''
shall have an opportunity Of dancing. The large prone.
made deck will afford ample ladies aud gentle
Or others ADMITTEDLY who may prefer TO march
by the music, and indulge IN " social DISCOURSE" abou,
ei'ner love, way or politics And notwithstanding Capt.
Brough took the lead" last Friday, advice al 10
follow SUM- this evening, and try the Peck aud my word
for It, they wall find John DAVIS hard hand 10 beat
June 9th. CHESTERFIELD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

RicHNoND, Va June le.
There is good reason to apprehend that. owing
agreement between the Railroad Company and the Post
master General, existing arrangements between tbs city
and Washington will terminate in few days and that toe
great Southern mail Will be transported the Bay route
via Baltimore II this mC de should be adopted, the inter
upuon must prove seriously detrimental 10 very large
portion o. our czens. Briefly notice the present posi-
ton Of the case TOR the Information your numerous read
ere, learn that the company demands their present pay
about $500 per mile per for that portion OF the
vice performed railroad and Sl2 1872 per annum for
the steamboat transportation. il Is conlondod that owing
TO the immense weight OF mails and tie superiority OF the
service, these are but fair equivalents.
On the other hand, the Postmaster General offers S237
- per mile per annum, Tor railroad, with deduction OF
l2s cent thererom for steamboat service which Is
garded by the department a. the maximum allowed by law for
hrt class service performed but day The postmas-
ter iohes his position by referring TO the various ac,s Of
Congress- by the fact that, oil other companies who have
entered into contract since the passage Of the law
nave accepted the terms offered the great South
ern line, IN immediate conneHion with road the com
panes generally have yielded thereto although Of them
runs both ways IN the night lie also adyefs the rates
paid tor steamboat service In many other sections of the
countfy-yey Tar below these offered for similar service
here IL ~ also admitted that the service on this line has
been perfectly satisfactory, but better than on many OH
or principal That the weight Of mails al tins
end oi the line great the companies az the southern
points have equal amount.
Tins - a question in which the people 1ro directly in
ieresied, and never than present In the con-
veyance OF the mails as M every other kind OF business
perfect understanding and kind feeling houd ever exist
ne present low rates of postage together with the zen
orally admitted principle that the Department should sus-
tam iise renders an impcrous duty upon the Postmas
ter General 10 obtain the transmission OF the mails on terms
as reasonable a. possible. Before any decisive action be
l'ken Whch would subject tho people such serious n.
had, and tho business be amcaby and satisfactorily ADJUST
ed. d r q
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DIsaster atthe S,uIt ~. Marie.

fearful casualty to.k plsce At Saul st. Marie, on the
10th June-namcy, the upsettng Of boat in pass
ing down the rapids and tho drowning Of three o The nine
who embarked IN her. Ono Of them Dr.. Hugh
r. PfouY, Of Nofwak, Ohio here ~ ob etvaton,
accompanied by HE wife, leaving several children home
20 mourn their sudden bereavement Thomas Riches En-
gnoer Of the Propeller Lake Superior another and
William Flynn, intelligent and worthy laboring man
was the third Among those who narrowly escaped death
vas Mr. Seymour, who Represented The County the last
Legislature Of Michigan. iio had sunk N rise no more
when an lndsn who fishing IN the rapid, seeing
msn's body Al the bottom Of lucid pool seized bonhoo
and drew him Up. The others generally preserved them
selves ll assistance could arrive by cnging or
tho capszed boat. The bodies Of the three who were
drowned have not been recovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
From the Tallahassee fioridian. June Is.
Florida Land Sales.

The sales OF lands. heretofore advertised took Mace las
MONTH ending the 3lsl, Jackson county; aud we are
graed To learn from Mr. Beard State Register that the
proceeds exceeded his expectations.
In Madison county, where only sections were offered
no sales were effected in consequence OF the high prices
which the lands appraised.
In Jefferson two sections offered, OF which foul
eghihs sold at SlO and eighth Sc per acre
In Gadsden $3.50 sold medium or average
rage of 81 81 per acre-lhe highest price being $40.
In Jackson 7,l2S sold an average rate Of
S2,iS-the highest price, $40.
Tho total amount Of sales is S3l sos 00-to wit:
In Jefferson county, S36s2 90
In Gadsden county, lO24S 90
In Jackson county, lss75OO
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ISAAC MORGAN REEVES.
~. ~ L.h.-i.. L.,,......
Died,

Ga Wednesday the 9th instant at IL o'clock NJ at
his residence, in Dnwiddie county Va. Capt JoHN Pow
NOR the 29ih year of his leaving his young wife and
three little interesting children. and circle Of
friends and relations his sudden and unlocked for
death. In the morning he cheerful and sprghy, but
sad to relate, the TO him teaching u.s.
who his departure that oft repeated lesson that
life is uncertain. But how shall attempt denoatc
his many gh noble and dgnsed traits of character that
Tor him, young he that proudes OF all titles
the Virginia gentleman With a strong and nice of
honor. no could control his feelings and with mild per-
susson he directed, by magic, the will OF the restless
spirits that came IN contact with him. Peace his
element and maintain that he foebor much but yet
firm and decided. The hasty and restless
rebuked b. his pat aud meekness To his partner in
hes Journey he kind. loving and oblgng and
sOothed her all tho trials which attached e's
red To his lille children he mild and loving
and made early impression their little hearts, which
gave To him that sweet camnts which but the pa
rent feel depict To his father inaw he du-
iu aud kind and by petulunce anger evnced
him aught but deep respect To his mother inaw he
prop and stay, aud him she much relied for kindness
and attention, which % him pleasure, ancipat
her little wants. Generosity aud hospitality were, him.
second nature Sudden and terrible his summons
hrs last articulation was, that oil was calm At the name
OF his wife, Death seemed relax his hold. and gus
ed into that eye that melted in love and bcnmed the
Of virtue and philanthropy. As member Of the Pro-
tesant Episcopal Church, he Jealous IN her be-
half and seemed ENJOY the privileges Of grace with
christian humility than did departed5riend. But
let me, who has seen, felt and enjoyed his love,
mournul privilege thus portray, in very imperfect man
ner. his many virtues. J. III. T..
DThe Petersburg Intelg -acer please
copy.
Departed this life, her residence II riwsro River,
Albemaro county, the 18Th OF May, Mas SARAH LEW
-, in her 93d year.
Mrs Lewis had but few equals. and supcriors
her strength OF mind and great memory. She fu filled with
untrng energy and unoqnaed kindness al the duties Of
Daughter, Wife, Mother, Friend, and Neghbor. And
great her oss be felt by her family and
friends, will her like the poor OF the neighbor
hood, to all whom she gave with most liberal charity.
Tho needy ALWAYS found relief unbounded
libcraitJ.
Al the sdcnee of SIC James hb. Prankn couby Missouri
Tus-iy, June is, 1877. JOHN SAMUEL 'XLEY Of
WIN BoIey Of ~ Louis county Missouri aged and 10
| mouffa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
Turtle Soup.---A SONG.

Ala: 81 kae.r By tss saoSs.' sc.
! knew by the stTeaks, that - gracefully CURED
Around the green shell that a Turtle was near
And l said II good soup can be- found IN the word
man that Is hungry may LOOK for 1t here
Il was noon, and ON benches all scattered around
Each lnafer enjoyed hrs luxurious nap-
All was silence within, and head not a sound
save The barkeePer sitting a barrel on tap
" And here at Our House." eIutinsIy cried.
with bowl OF fresh soup, and no damage u Law
No dun 10 harrass me, no Mentor 10 ehde
How calm could live through The long summer day
By one Of Won tables whose long covers DIP
TIL they touch tie clean floor, sweet to reclne
Ana To fee, - the liquid ambro-ia sip,
That the gods never sat AZ feast more divine.
TOM Nglpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
Hertz I.cia.

THIS celebrated Opuo,an and Eye Aui't lelt ,bs city
yesterday toe Petersburg which place. We informed
he oil remain two days. and thence proceed 60 Norfolk
where be- wn remain four days. and return the I'd July 10
Richmond, 20 make preparations for tfp to The Springs
We rcoommend bin of the most skiliul Opticians
have with Hs knowisdge Of tho eye, and Of the
iccus te glasses ibng him promptly select glasses
stsptcd 70 esch case v indeed astonishing. Hertz Lea
hss ben sOutniae Rehmoad Tor the sss eight month";
sd hes gwen entire sahsfaouon snd he carries with him
recommendation ifsn = number Of well known citizens
hs Place and from nsmbers Of The Gsnetal Assembly,
eessbsf wlsh from other sections Of The u States
sacA g. cannot sl 30 secure him favorable reception.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
OHIO aud Xirrinin.

Governor Bcbb, Of OHIO, has appointed Mcssrs. Ewing
formerly IT, s. Senaiorl Alfred Kelley and John Brough
ss Commissioners, the part OF that State 90 meet the
three Commissioners from Virginia. to adjust the questions
arising out Of dee contest whether the jurisdiction of vrgi-
MIA extends 10 the middle Of the Ohio river or 20 low
water mark on tho Northern shore The Cincinnati Atlas
says. t expected They will the City OF Washing.
ton some time in the month Of January next. We unite
wi' the Atlas n the hope that the result OF their consua.
lions may prove entirely satisfactory both Of the great
Efatea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

FArHKR REy.-Thc Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph in
forms that the attendant OF Father Rey the Of
murder. young named Wism Burke. one OF
the Montgomery Guards. well known many of tho c-
Eons OF Cincinnati. He of the workmen OF the
Cathedral OF Cincinnat from Its com.
pleton and enjoyed character against which re-
proach could DO uttered. The band lay in ambush and
fred killing Mr. Burke first. They hesitaed fire the
priest but the leader OF the robbers stated that
ct the crime Should survive and thus the death
the Rev Mr. Rey, who fell covered with wounds. When
the population Of Marin heard Of this auocious Decd they
went the muderers but all that they
could do bear the bodies the place of sepuure
where they inferred with every manifestation of re-
specL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
RaI-Snh 90

Very lte il any, Of these lands bought speeula-
tonihe most OF them purchased by residents for
their and in Jackson county large portion
akon, the Register Informs u.s. by gentlemen o. North
Carolina Tor the purpose of settlement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
THO Nor1herm Wall.

We regret TO perceive by the following letter. that some
difficulty has arisen between the Post Office Department
and the Fredericksburg Rail Road Company relative to the
compensation Tor the transportation OF the mail We hope
that compromise, just 10Th parties may be effected
the transfer OF the mail the Bay Line would be Sc
rious public gfeyance:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

IL Bennett, Of the New ok Herald writing from Pa
s he has been informed by gentleman from Brus-
sells that the Governments Of Belgium and Prussia have
made arrangements to establish line OF four large
ers between Antwerp and New York-each Government
furnishing two This he says Is very important
ment, in connection with the commercial intercourse be-
tween New York and the North of Germany. In about a
year the great line OF railroads from Antwerp Berlin will
be complete. When finished the whole line from Antwerp
TO Berlin be travelled in - hours and from Berlin to
Vienna in 40 hours The intercourse between the
United States and Germany will then DC as rapid as that
between the United States and Enpland-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

az letter from Washington Co the Baltimore Clipper
slsss ihat Mr. a - Mciaran, who has Tor many years
pasi had similar charge ,he Chcsapcako snd Ohio ca
nal shout take charge of u the mason and ston,
nn thr James River g. ksnawhu Canal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
PeIershurR ni.trin,-

Governor sHTu has ssued o wnt fixing the Grst Thus
Day Augast next the dsy Of Election to supply the
vacancy in the Petersburg Congressional District occs
sioned by the death Of Gen DRowsoots.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

Anonymous Muntfesnes.-Professor Sears, Of the New
ton (Msss Theological Institution has received anon
ymODs letter enclosing three thousand dollars which the
modest aud unOstenitsus wishes devote ihos
$4,000 to the support Of the President Of hs institution
and $1,000 70 tho funds Of the American Baptist Union