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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-31
WIG CABINET.

If elected to the Presidency, shall select
my Cabinet from the purest and ablest Wings
in the Union.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
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HOUSE.

! Resolutions. BY Mr.. Ncedham. for a d.
gcsici index Of all laws since the revision-
referred 10 Judiciary com.
The communication from the Secretary OF
Sale with remonslrance of The people Of
Canada against "bshucting the navigation
Of Missisco Bay-was referred 10 commit
tee OF five.
\ request Of lie President of New jersey
Historical Society for Public Documents was
referred 10 commitice on Library and sim
liar request from Slate Librarian Of India
IA, aid nl VI. " Robinson Of New Orleans.
: 10 the same committee.
Bills nHrodaced and referred. By Mr..
! CUllamer, 10 lei ont the labor Of rufvi:'s of
Stale prson-lo committee on stale prison
By NJ. Birchard. 10 preserve fish in Lemon
lair-to members OF Addison Cuuuiv. By
Mrs. TIlden. 10 annex pari Of Bridpor. living
esa Ct Lemonlair 10 Cornwal-io select
committee. With "A petition on The same sub.
ject. BY Mr.. White, 10 abolish gambling
10 committee Oh Elections. From The
Senaie, constituting the Atlantic and ST.
Lawrence Raj Road Company a Corpo-
ration of this Siate--lo Committee on
Roads.
Col JosEPn IiATCH MAS appointed Gen
eral I'd Brigade i! division, by unani-
nous vote.
Eagrossed Bills. FIXING salary Of audit
ct of accounts against The Stale TO repeal
act annexing pat of Hancock 10 Roche s,er
--severaIly passed.
Mr.. Cafprn,er Of \. called up The bill in
cooperating the VI. Annuul Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church-laid on
tie iatlc. Adjourned.
SENATE.
2o'CLGcK, P. NJ
M Ferguson called up the bill for divi-
ding the town Of Windsor when after stale
ment OF facts and remarks in favor of the
bill by Messrs Ferguson, Cuiburn and White
Inc bill was ordered 10 aSSd reading this
afternoon,
The hill 10 divide Windsor was read third
lime and passed.
Sundry communications from the Cover
nor were received and referred 10 commit
lee under 9Th JOINT rule
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The chair announced the following sclec,
committees:
On bill annexing par; Of Bridpor, to Corn
wall-Alessrs. Allen. keIchum, Strong.
et"toH TcJeTfeu. vi Erofge Orenneii
and others. (corPoraiOrs Of the Troy aud
Greenfield Railroad Company for right If
way through Vermoni-to Committee on
Roads
. The following appointments were made.
HORACE EAToN, State Supt. Of Common
Schools. unanimously.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Benz. F: Morgan, : assistant Judges Of ire !
Major haNley County Court.
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So Beat this Carrot who can Z. h nor
bins Of Cornwall, left ii. our Office last WeeN
carrot measuring two feet and ons men H.
half in length.
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Adjourned.
UOTSE-

Bile int.od'od oad 'r}i1roL BY Mr. Rice in
cooperating Rutland and Whitehall Rail Rod
Company, 10 Committee on Roads.
Eeso'atiors. Prom the Senate. requesting Co
pies Of the addresses Of Rev. Mr. Butler and Geo
+ Noughion Esq concured il.
Reports. BY Committee On Elections till in
alteration Of chap r. =, relating 10 ccciions
tno bal OF fer representative 10 lie commenced
nfter , oclo'k n night ! laid on the ablc. and
made the speoiai order for Thursday morning 10
O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Roderick Richardson. } assistant Judges of
Enoch ID. Putnam, the County Court.

Enoch u fu'nam' NE county Court.
Ira McLoud, Woodbury., Sheriff.
Ezra Kilder. High BaHif
Charles Reed, States attorney.
Heman Carpenter. Judge Of Probate.
Azel Spalding, Charles Lyman, Wm. S.
Clark, jail Commissioners.
Senator Ferguson moved 10 adjourn TO
Friday next, 10 A. NJ. Ayes 1876; noes
1913.
Reports. BY General committee, against
resolution for plank floor in the basement
rooms Of the Stale House. and il was laid on
The table.-By selec. committee, against an
nexing part Of Somerset TO Sraton, for want
of nolice.) aud The petitioners had leave 10
Withdraw. BY Judiciary committee, bill on
election Of Electors of President, &c. and
Members Of Congress, providing for the c.
leclions on the 7Ih Of November next, being
the first Tuesday, and als9 providing that
Members of Congress may be elected on The
second trial by plurality. Mr. Ilubbel NOV
ell to amend by slricking out all relating to
Members of Congress, leaving these elections
20 he holden on the 2d Tuesday of Novem-
her (llIh,) and requiring n majority Of all
The votes To elect Amendment supported
by Messrs. HubbelI, Needham and Boards
ley, who objected that the time is too short TO
netily The people OF chat ge in the law re-
speeding members of Congress, and that ap-
prehfnsion might arise among the people, as
proclamaiions had already been issued for an
election on The l+tl: Of November; and they
also objected 10 change as respects the pIu-
raily system, Messrs. Converse Heaion and
" hitlemore opposed the amendment, argu-
ing that no notice other than The Gevernor's
proclamation, is requii cd as to CONGRESSMAN
al elections that one days time wonld be
saved as 20 ihree-fourlhs of the frccmen of
The State by the change proposed by this
bull; and that il was better 10 elect by plu-
rally on the next trial inasmuch as the Pres,
ideniial question would call out Nil the tree
men. The amendment was rejected / II TO
So, and the bill was PASSED.
Adjourned.
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TARIFF, CURRENCY, INTERNAL IMPRo'
MESrs, &c.

Upon the subjects of the Tariff, the Cur
rency, the Improvement Of our great high
wavs, rivers, lskes and harbors, the will of the
people, as expressed through their Represent.
atives in Congress, ought to be respected and
carried out by the Executive.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
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SENATE.
Adjourned.
EDNEsDAY, Oct. 9

W EDNEsDAY, Oct. 20.
Mr. june had leave 10 Withdraw from files
Of lnsl scssinn Senate bill No. , providing
for the establishment; OF Ike State Prison on
Isle La Mott.
. Mr.. kimbail presented TIE petition of. P.
Fairbanks and other friends of Education
praying an act for raising all monies for the
support Of Common schools on the Grand
List read ard referred 10 the committee on
Eduralion.
Reports. BY Mr. juno. from Finance. in
favor OF the bill Incorporating the Troy and
Canada Junction Telegraph Co.-read twice
and passed 10 he engrossed.
The cngrossed bills 10 make the Atlantic
and ST. Lawrence Il. K. Co. an iucorpora>
lion This Sta,e-and in relation 10 lepder OF
amends, &c-wcre read and passed.
The House bills raising the State Audit
cr's salary 10 $500. and the bill amending
The act Incorporating The BraItleboro' r. Il.
Co. were read twice aud respectively refer
rcd to The appropriate CONS.
i, i,
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Jasper Wall, Dorset, Sheriff
Aaron DEMO, Hioh P0i6f

Vim. S. Southworih, States Attorney.
Blackmen L. Brownell, Jadge Of Probate
for The District of BenniRg ton.
Altman l.. Miner, JUICE Of Probate
for the District Of Manchester.
Alexander Huiing, John Fay, Joel Folen-
iine Commissioners for the Jail al BennmS'
ton.
John c. Roberts. Darwin Andrus, NJ. B.
Goodwin. Commissioners Of the jail at Nan
chester.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Thomas Miller, assistant Judges cfMe
David Arnold, County Court
Timothy H. Hall, Sheriff
Abne. r. Johnson, High Bailif:
Edward Kirkland, States attorney.
Royal Tyler, Judge Of Probate for Ike Dis
trict Of MGlJoro'
DAVID Chandler. Judge Of Probate FIR the
District of Westminster.
WIN. Adams. Benz. Ormsbee, Nahum ga
ger, jail Commissioners.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Gordon Newell, ! Assistant Judges 9th
Elisha Allen, County Court.
Jacob Edgerton, Rutland, Sheriff:
Moses Hawks. High BdiLif
VIM. c. Kirredge. States attorney.
Harvey Button, Judge Of Probate.
Edwin EIgerton, Martin G. Everts, Chs.
Burt, jail Commissioners.
ADDISON COUNTY.
George Chapman, assistant Judges Of The
Elias Bottum, County-Court.
David S. Church, MiddIebury, Sheriff,
Asa Chapman, High BaiIf.
John Proui, States attorney.
Nahum Parker. Calvin Hill Jus'us Cobb,
jail Commissioners, for jail at Middlebwy.
John Pierpoint. Samuel Morgan. Elliott
Sherrll, jail Commissioners for jail at FER
gennes.
Horatio Seymour, Judge Of Probate for the
District Of addison.
Harvey Munsill, Judge Of Probate for the
District Of Ne,o Haren.
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IOWS' 10 VII
George +. Marsh, 5501
Asahel Peck, 1904
Stephen 5. Reyes, 1851
II. Learenwerth, |
S. w. Keyes, l
John Pierpoint,
Rufus " alison. l
Harvey Goodrich, ,
II. L. Enos, l
Carlos Coolidge, /
iiosea Willard, /
J. S Adams, l
Laurence Brainerd, |
WHY'S Lyman, l
R. w. Eaton, l
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ICE.

DOCKS will be opened Monday, the ooa NJ
neat To receive subscriptions for Stock in The LAY
burg and Tennessee Rail Road Company, at the "ea
ing places, viz. O"'
At LyncLburg, under the direction If Henry ~.
John @. Meem. Slmne McCorl,le Charles ii In,'h'
jesse Hare AMI John II. Mcdaniel at Iiber,y ,"1'
The direction Of Ro. Allen, b. A. Donald, Charts m
Gill Eben Nelms Rob'l Campbell Irplett r W "
~, Gusiavus A Wmgield. Paschal Bufrd. " iI,,.
Terry, Joseph Wilson. William r. jones. WIN Raa
fond, r S. Scruggs; jesse T. Hopkins X bert c A.,
chell, Henry w. Musely, Pleasant Preston and NJ D
Burks; AT 81 em.nnder The direction of VIM VI rer,'
William Watts Elijah McGlanahan, Powell II it'e
Geo. W. Shanks, John II. Griffin, Leroy Canal
Geo. {. Langhorne and he rye p. Tayloe ; at tL,'.
tiansburg. under the direction of Jeremiah KYLE ~,
Barnett, William Wade. Jonn b. Logan, John R,a
ford and r. A. Smith, al Newbem under the DIRE,
of Ben. +. Wysor, Lynch A. Gurrin. Ed Watson w.
yid F. Kent, Reason Nemillion aud John b. Aleyna.
at Wythevi!le. under The direction of Geo S,ewan n
McGavock, John p. Matthews. James St Clair. Rnh'.
Crpcket and Robert Kent; at Marion under m. li,aa
ton Of James w. Shelley. Geo W. Jones. james II
Pendeioa, Edward :. Watson, Francis p. Snly. I..n
w. Schoafcld in Abingdon. under the dlrec,,on -
John c. Grrenway. john NJ. Preston. Isaac B. Dnnn
John Nj. Mitchell. Jacob Lynch aud Daniel II Tn,
BY order The Board of Commissioners, app, in,ed =
the Town of Lynchhuig
April lF-utl5J Commissioners at IuacLbr,
\. B.-See the Charter ia the Iynch5urp Viroin,, i,
of April l7th and 10Th. 1913.
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cecd n prepare and bed ri lump In ear
y use. For the method SEE adsce IN or March
nunheta he'd 90 itei slrare viii give You an abundant
surply 1T lamlly use
.ispa,ngu, BEDS - Keep thesr clean of weeds,
O,itons These should ba kept clean OF verbs.
SatsifB sow plot Of this excellent not
Egg Fpds-lf yan neglected las! month 10 sbw The
seeds 81 this ne vcIeaho, do tie FIRST week ~ tins
month. Fur the purp leca border " ell zap sed o
tine sun IT feelf Dig and pulsafze wr, sea irf
The seed thuly. rake li.p aud flush hy Isnng The
I'D owl with the ZACH ii Your ade Sh.ed and lfltd
ttis 5etibIe Is ameae the mpsl lalaabe thai efef
tnccd The dinner table.
E,niire Prepare bed. procure. me Of the whilr
and green outIed Endite seed and them. VIM
the rIaais about inches high sci ibem out lOlnch
Is apart. being cafcul In do ~ alter ram.
Oita Tins ,ocd, Iof a ia crop, should BIZ sown the
frs ten DAYS II his month The green cap,nles o HIS
vegetable msst deilei4u, and gIunous ad,l'Ion 10
soups. while is seed when ape make an admirable suhs.
(r co7,r. Sow he seeds dulls. leet asundef.
drip the seeds inches apart, seeds IN place The
drills mus be nch deep. Is the plants advance aud
and hecame atee eroneh hn oul 10 plant. draw the
earth up 10 thu lani aud rcpcat The Work three
Zines YOU would hoe peas
Red PYper,-seleeta place on a warm borlcr aud
saw seol
7on,atocs Tho Seeds If tins delicious vegetable may
sill b. ~ la the 10Th ui the month " hateyct
rl,e You may neglect dau't neglect tbs. iof Of uufh,
lhry amung HE he.t and mpst frisa1e vegetables
lhai gtuw. and vlthsl amoug the most htatnl -
Ibey euod faw, cut up, with vinegar, pepper and
sail they are good sie,ed viii bread " with bread
and uuon--the, are aiud fried in butter lafd-lhey
good brhl,d and huclcd pepprred aud sailed They
arr good IN -tIuay make excellent pickles aud
d.scVedy rank auoos the arst exquisite Of all PIE
sefyts.
Rapbgr6s New plantations # raspb,rdes may be
made the if>t nrrh In HIS month"; but care should BE-
ak.n water the whenever the earth becomes
dry.
Sfrnebnrg Beds Keep these clear Of weeds, and
had the oonzrl o The Watering pot the ground
mol tn inIntc the blo,m.
5 RUG lplpni Flcicer S,cd-The seed ii all anu.
n n,Wets should be s1un hc htst week N thls month,
INIT da8e bcfirr.
.Nds1nfinins Seed ii til may .ull be sonn up 10
the ltth al his month
Pot Herbs .Nfdicnl ifrL,- omitted being sown
l7.i nrnh may be sown the lifs week IN tins month
rs however nee, s,aty 10 be careful IN watering TIM
beds
Thinning Him- II the fr0it vow, apricot, peach
aud plum lrccs ste thlckH ST. thin them out.
u ceds Frifpac all. and let i. be your pride In
Lave the clrancs and best cultivated garden IN your
elphhut1aol-sncb ambition Is enabling.
With these lHel hints We shall close our months con
Yersaion. fesne under the firm conviction thai al
vice vii ha taken. "a those To whum address
selves. wetrc confident. the moral power, as
Get In will To make their gardens the sun
ees u comfort and Of pleasure
Baltimore .imericm, Farmer
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WORK N TIE GARDEN.


'db"f-" We linSl every atmor aud planter has
been Pfa'Idce enough 10 have supplied himself iii
e'n s'eN 81 ea7''se p'"'N' We "o1ld recommend Inn
10 gota WORK At once manure one u the beds ol his gar
oe" wei "l'o s'ioos MANURE have II dug Ia well, The
s''"" .oN'9e9H rahed as HE desman proceeds will
MS VIM ana "a 10 s,z' line occasion OF The hrs rain
los tie tlsnis out BN following this advice he viii
,'IIe ~ 'a[ sarry Of e'fds and lo'''d eab'oges or
ms lamily through lie summer and fall aud thereby con
tribute largely 10 Tie conf lis et hl, table In setting
l',"nS W. nav '''hu g''a, advantage III making
lNHde 81 m3ald, uf 81 sulphur and soot, oi The
'eN't 81 cream. ~ is W" dlPi the roots aud stems Of
""' ans VI! Ia men JnucNm with The leaves lhls
PuuAe prevents 'h' plants im being DESTROYED by The
~ anu "'' "''' anu H''ait' them Nlgofous Gfa"h
nom ulF very uust' AMI as these are obccls worthy Of
being secured We commend thu practice 10 all.
>"lemS OdbbdSe HefdIor " utter surply.-Fsrly lhls
month So" SEEDS " various kins, moi emitting the Sa
wy oiut"isA Supply oil plants to set out for winter
canbsge
h,fts- on poets i'r winter Use should now be put
IN. The b'st manure Ia use Gr these would be- a com
pos comprised al paris well Tottd stable dung aud
par, ashes He d,seu MANURE should be a liberal one
II should Boz evenly sir, al iyrr The, sitfa,. ia, Inc n
the rl1t of ctannd be duoup f,u sn,d,, : dsn,h ,h
spokesman taalag slall slices time aud taking care
20 nulser2c the soil well md rake As he proceeds ON
with lis work. Draw drills then foot aparr onejfrh
deep, drll Tie seed IN lhuy and then cover with the
nae
Pmsn'rs and Caaoi>-Nay is ,he ,i,ne IN nm, r.,
,h.se fin to,as- r. d5trc,,,,s s.. ,,, la., III -
ber
RadishcS.Sow the seed Of these at intervals Of Two
weeks during the mouth and than. secur, rn,,,nn,
supply
Lettuce - Plant out your pl4nts ia l,,r and s,, cool
in order that 9fp p,a, have = .s... IT ''e''
Peas You may sow a small bed Ia succeed ,,
early ones s'"'
Bems-Prepare bed and drill IN ho,,. ,,, .,,,,.,
the better.
.Melaas Of all kinds should NAVY b ,o,.l :, ,l
pr,und Pren,te = u.n - H. i''' :" VIC 'i''''
well, then dig il up. rake and IL, II ,a ,a, & E :,
squares At the innrfinn of zach sa,, ,,,
compost formed of parts rotten dune ,nd mar, a.ba.
This form hill and plant ,ours seed sat 4 Sod ~
each hill. hen The plants com, nm snr,nli 4, ,,y
ture Of equal part, Of faster and S,,, oys, non a
morning white the dew is an then, mil The ,,,s w.,
bio ena1ub Ia INN an ,b p. ''e p'a",s e''
keep these clean # weeds. the earth well stirred snJ IN
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4 { HEAP PAINT.

\, tbs Is tho s,,u i the year when the good house
wife drlfnh7ln furnishing up tie homestead and ma
hng It and all IL apprndlgc- Look alm,e as gond as
neN, W rcpuhlsh the l1laWing receipt for making a
chap pant l. 10y CD. Bogir. If Annapolis gcutle-
man, vim notwithstanding The nerssAnl clams upon his
hme IN his cgal profession, st II drvoies portion Of it n
rural occupations and has, in times past. very acccpia
bly, orcuped our pages, much 10 the edlhcalon and de
lohl OF unt rrade1s
10 mahr pdim l laynp been 50 frequently arplied
10 fur The following rrcepf until has become trouble
sumo II give copir, of IT, | request yon 10 publish It,
JAMES BOYLE.
T. make FAINT without white lead aud oil
quarts skmmod milk.
ounccs fresh SACKED lime.
; pounds my.
Put the lime uto stoneWatc vessel, pour unon il A
soeirlcni quantity Of milk, To make mixture. rcsem
Tiny cream. the remainder ul the milk Is then 10 be- nd
ded and lastly, the whiting In be ctumhlcd aud spread
on the surface Of he fluid, IN which il gradually snks
l. this period II must be well stirred ill., or ground as
yon would other paint and it is fl for use. There may
he added any colaring matter that suits the fancy
is 10 be applied IN the manner as other paint
and ina IL" hours VIII hocnme perfectly dry Another
coat may then be- added, aud IN, until the work /.
c1mpler'. Tins pln is If great tcnaclty. and possess
rs slight eISli'ty which enables II Ia bear rubbing .
ven with coarse woolcn cloth. without being in III,
least degree lulnfrd-ll has hulr or 10 smell even
when wet, and when dry Is perfrl, inoduruus II /,
mol subject 10 be- BACKED by sulphu,cnus or animal va
pms, aud Is not Injurious 10 health All which qualtlt.
give II decided advantage over White lead.
The quantity ablyo mentioned is sufficient for cover
ing = square yards with coat
.lnnapois Republican
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CHARLES T.. HAMILTON,
DAGuERREoTApE MINIATURES.

DAGUFRREOTA Pc MINIATURES
From lnng experience in the business In New York.
Baltimore aud Richmond. he filters himself that his
miniatures will be found. Inspection he equal 10
any taken in any part OF the United States Particular
attention requested 10 the ceanesS and dsiinctnrss
depth o tone and beauty of coong. and finish Of Da-
guerreotypcs taken by me, well III cloudy weather as
when peri ely clear.
Ladies and geaemen are respectfully Invited 10 call
at the rooms and examine specimens, aud for any like
nesses taken by me- If at perfectly satisfactory charge
will he made.
Instructions carefully given in the art. and apparatus
and materials furnished the lowest prices All orders
from the country for stock and materials with the cash
enclosed will be promptly attended and the goods for
warded.
Mr.. Hamilton suhjons part ola letter which he re
celyed from The Rev John Skinner, d. D. gentleman
of we'll known taste in such matters:
Lexington Hotel. Feb. 2Gih, lSiS.
My Dear Sir In the meantime accept only of my
kindest aud most grateful ackn pwedgments for large
sized Dagnerreovpe ol my humble self | think II i,
the most decidedly accurate of any of the kenesses a
which have ever sat To "llnhbard," Robinson" At
kinson," "llilSc,' even for my Large as life" pre-
scented portrait ey Lewis celebrated London
artist, sc. &c.
remsn, SC. &c.
JOHN SKINNER.
! May Sim
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CURING CLOVER Hay.

In s'me faI', Il England clover, cut, is lrd into
small bundle, ao3 eurd II the weather proves far II
may he safely stacked i've OF SIX days The color II
In hay said / he beautifully green. the leaves pre-
served from falling 1T aud the smell mast nipraut II
tins pln6 curing clover hay snrcccls Will in England
aud Is stated. would succeed much better ia our
climate, With our dncr alr and more GENIAL sun
Baltimore american fmnlu
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BLACK Wa TER
Cotton and WOOIIem Mandatory
April % Pm

FUN HE subscriber takes this method 10 n''fm lhe
j public in general that he will be ready by the 9Th
May, 10 receive wool for the purpose OF
.hann9actiring il into Jeans q rd,tous quaLie
suitable for Negro Ciohng, and he furc
nish himself with supply Of cloth, h. will BIZ ready
exchange cloth Tor wo5l. He pledges himself make
his prices accommodating and should any prefer 10 pa
ther bills Tor weaving exchanging for Goods in WOOL
the highest price VIII be allowed for the same
The subscriber feels confident from his experience in
the business, that he will be able 10 furnish the conN
nlty with such Goods they want. and respects
fully insists upon the public giving his Goods an eAami
nation, as soon as he may get under way.
JAS. :. CRF.N DSON, Ag'l. L. NJ Co
n Bile will be prepared at the same time to CO I'd
Wood IN Common Rolls. aud better article OF Rolls as
been carded than such he will turn out and at
very reasonable prices
DO mol forget to bring your Wool, and if any Injury
doncln cardng, the Dol will be taken oil your hands
al 80 cents per lb.
Machinery all new, and of the most approved nor
thrrn Manufacture. }. sc.
AprIl l3--u
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ID TTHA 4 T.
y W. - LIZ s@A-Lo
S T "A N z A S


TIE beams If snnss, OF her shonc.
That iair youur gil 81 pure AID sweet;
Il SEEMED her Mingled thoughts had na"n
To oihcr worlds where pure ones meet
Fpr IS she sat her bindlng e,e.
Deaned with a flame Of unknown FRI
The day.slar al Eternity
The saul's consumed, s. fuoera' pyre'
The pale pearl pink upon her check,
That soul OF virtue : ,rcin blush,
Revealed a name cannot speak
What volumes in thai hectic fJsh
| coold moi Turn my ga.e away
She seemed like yonder setting sun.
NJ re beautiful a, close ol day;
More lovely noa her cou,se was run.
Consumpiioni la = dreadful doom,
Don not It's IRE increasingly.
The jrass OF human heafs coes1rc}
Zach holy virtue purity
En- oh more Lively lar The liaht
OF herchasic al alramcd from her eye
She vas lao pure for lie Ioa bright,
Too good, loo 5eautlal To die.
| saw her. as the nsht eameon.
Fade on my breast ! lIt her breath
Like perfume. seal without gfean,
The accnae rom lhe heart Ia death
Ahd as Iho iadInr siafs grow dun,
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FRENCH .nILLl.N'ERf.

FRENCH .nHLLNTRr
MADAME CRERAR
DESPECTFUIIN announces 10 the | adies Of
lynchhurg and vicinity, that she las received the
LAST PARIS FASHIONS FOR MILLINERY
AND DRESS MAKING.
Ladies respectfully invited TO call her residence
on Church street. next door the Methodist Church,
where they will find The latest fashions. for
summer BOnnetS,
consisting Of Dawn Silks and Grapes all covered with
lace prlres from $40 Ia So also
Dress CAPS AND HEAD DRESSES.
very cheap. Dresses made the shortest notice Dress
patterns for Ladies and children constantly hand and
for sale
May li-3t