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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

HARprTnATios issTkAD OF WAR The
cause Of Peace Is making certain progress, !,
Some Of the most important measures advocated
by IL friends, which but few years ago were
decidedly in The category Of ural'ms, ma no. y
champions III n,sn p,ss ar 'lss;,l.,;op' Mr. Cob
den, whose sacces. 10 tho Corn Law struggle n,
given bis name mighty prestige, has brought
forward in the British Parliament, proposition
70 insert in all future treaties which Great bf,'
tain may make with other nations, clause lind'
ing the eonsending parties. in the event q quar-
reis and Observation-Disclosures which cannot hs ar
ranged BY amicable negotiations, to refer thsii
disputes 10 arbitration. lie supported the mo
ton BY a powerful addrass, which met WIN man,
warm responses, Lord Palnsrsion himself agree
ing with mach Of the speech The vote shovel 7.
III in favor Of the measure and l7o against =
A propostish vastly more favorable than NJ
Cobdens carly divisions oa the Corn Law ques
ton. lIe j. not the pnn to be frightened al
single defeat; and Il may be considered Is no
improbable that the most powerful military ma
ton on the globe, will iake'lhe first stop toward
nbolishing warn. Y. Epa,igslisi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

DryouRiNd War Gen, Pierce. 81 New
Hampshire, ia lis reply 10 the complimentary
speech made 10 him, on the ocrsson OF being
presented With syord by the Legislature. SHAT
ed the following moarninl and suggestive fact
"On the 9ist June, Is47, the transport norih
Bend, with the first DETACHMENT OF the Ninth IN
fantry, made the hsrbor Of Vera Cruz. lhe
other transports followed IN quick snceession.--
Il i mos, saddeping recollection. that q NOSE
nj hundred md forty plfs, isS probably tiag 0''f
hspS'fd and mn essr rssresssd ne Aq'eefi +
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

e. You often hear of man. being ain ad-
vasce Of his age" but you never heard Of . wo-
man being in the same predcamens.l,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
DAGUERREOTYPES.

Vermont Daguerrean gallery
NIEssRS SPEAR & MACK, having reseniy
lTl purchased the interest OF CooLKr WEST in
this establishment, and fitted their room mp with all
the late improvements in the Art, including Sky.
Light after the style Of the best City Operators,
prepared, with their lately imported German Ca
merA 10 take pictures equal to those taken at any
other Establishment In the United States. Pictures
taken in cloudy As well as fair weather.
Terms reasonable and afisjactioa sarrantsd.
~ Please call and examine specimens Al
I HALLs LoSo BUILDING. sgia g1ggN w
u Instruction given in the Art. *, ibri ~
Z BfariieI,oro June /, is4s. lal1 .sisf tai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
: Cholera Chronicle,

ilariy among the licentious soldiors Il has also
at Quebec.
In Boston, IL deaths occurred from cholera
last week, aud there were deaths this week up
10 "Wednesday. N7
Another case has occurred nj Lowell, 4 at
Natick, and1 Al Worcester--all fatal The first /
was = very promising steady young man the
second lad Of ~ years and tho third a jour
neyman printer Of the,' old school," who had
been on spree. ''i'
AT the New City, near Sprihadeld.s 8 cases
and deaths Of cholera took place on Sunday
aud Monday. On Tuesday, / more ease.
In New York, last week, 474 cholera deaths-
On Sunday, &c cases and 81 deaths; Monday, |
1853 cases and SO deaths; Tuesday, l 03 cases
and 81 deaths The disease is making its fangs
sensibly felt, and beginning TO touch the wealthy
circles. Miss Mason, school teacher; ), II.
Mouion, book.keeper at tho Carlton House
DR.. A. BrAinard; James Reybold, prominent
Irish merchant; and Arthur Young Greeley, son
OF Horace Greeley, have all fallen victims. Rsv.
Mr. LOOMS, Methodist preacher, died 10th.
In Brooklyn, 10th, "a cases and IA draths--
In Albany, from 18th 10 18th, 40 cases and 70
deaths. (Thurlow Weed, Of the Eve. journal
had an attack In Buffalo, from i4th to 10th,
SO cases and 81 deaths (Charles e. liaddork,
former +. nj. Of the city, among the la,tcr) In
Rochester, 18th, 4 cases and deaths At the
Westchester county poor-house, last week, 81 Of
the 100 inmates died Of cholera. ftN
In Brooklyn, 9Th, 10 cases and s deaths. In
Albany, same day, IL cases and deaths; Buff
falo, ~ cases and deaths Rochester, deaths
both dissipated persons.
Saratoga Springs is free from the disease, and
has had no cases originating there.
There have bcsa scattering cases of cholera
in New Jersey, but Il has not ragged seriously.
The cholera report Of philadelphia on Monday
was cheering only So eases and 2S deaths. On
Tuesday, rs cases and 81 deaths ....
In Pttsburg, Tuesday, II cases and Q deaths
In Richmoad, ditto, 10 Cases but no deaths.
In Baltimore, up to the 9th, there had been
so cases and 10 deaths at tbs aims. house, and /
case at the infrmary. u n -
The existence Of cholon on plantations near
Savannah is denied by the papers OF that city.
The disease is doing great work at Z" break.
ing the rod and yoke Of the opprcssor in Mis-.
s.s'Ppa-reisasng, upon some plan'a''ons near
Na.en sr ~ W " peI WI. " 'ne s'a'ss -.
IA tennessee anu Mcn'uexy'" uoe' n ho see"'
70 pe mSs'ng 'osloes piosiss@
nssnS.'., u"'p sJ" ~.
lam " IN az - -. w "'-''
'"'s, Ss",,, tSsnas u ia 4 da.,. h.. o.,.r.
I'd ;neIad;na ,hs p,ssdsn, If The collsra i,
| that place. Tho students have nearly all ded.
The ues,;Icnro il racing NJ Keokuk. lows. Ia
Al, .,,,,n;nr .,,.rt : Is,o,, afto a a dav d;r Al
= Ia nn" ,,;r'I a ~ ia n;,;-.n. b.ss sad
A, AI,on and R,lloy;llr M. cbolcr, continue,
v.rx h,J A. Perus M ,bsr, were 81 death,
/ /, a.. 90, 81 .r,.lI ,,onnI.t;on
no cr 49,, COX ean.;,.s e IN Ohio nan ran.
=, c'I,,,,hn. 4. =. t,..,, .s,.n, ~ hr mi.
er.: also DR.. Lathrop. The resident physician.
At Batavia, Ohio, the disease was extremely
| virnlenf The Sun newspaper Of that place hn,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
TCOyy OUT I

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber by Note
IA or Book Account are requested TO call and
make immediate payment to Ma yAxg, HAsTises'
ASHBEL. DICKINSON.
Braiilehoro, May %, Is4s. tai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
A .s.sTrn's Lovr.-who can tell the ,h'

A StsTEx's LovE.-Who can tell the ihots
that cu,ter around the word Sister, Deep and
undying Is her love How ready IS she to tor
give the errors, TO excuse The foillcs of broth
er She never deserts him. In adveniiy she
elings 10 him, and in trials she cheers him. And
when the bitter voice Of reproach is poured in
bis ears she 10 ever eager to hush its harsh tones
and turn his attention from It's painful notes
But let him move in n Aowsry path, and she
hangs clusters Of smiles about all his steps. In
watching his favored career, and lislening 70 hi'
eulogies, she feels the purest satisfsction. The
cold gave cannot crush her affection for him.
1t ouiiives her tears and signs. And hence, shs
often wandcrs TO the spot where he repores, with
the fragrant rose-bush and the creeping honey.
sncklc, and piants them on his clay tomb. And
who will dare affirm, that her love perishes
whcn she fades away from earth May it no
remain far or in the glorious spirit lnnd,--ant
live on Increasing in fervor and intensity, dur
ing the endless ages Of literally Is is not onl,
evil passions and emotions which cannot hourisl
in Heaven 2---Neis York Organ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
Raarrtso.

In Mt Holly, Jaly 4lh, by Rev Daniel raeke'
Mr. Elias w. Sreeier Of wes,morcland, N. H. Hni
Min Cheissic y Jackson Of MI. Holly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
ALIENS
Improved Regulator.

TINE nature OF this invention consiss in using
II fan, or wind wheel, tsee letter A in the above
cui) which being gsarsd or attached TO shaft, the
motion Of which Is 70 be regulated, shall produce
in soudsit, o. passage, tB, current az air. This
current Of air il increased when the motion Is &C.
CELEBRATED, and blows further along tie passage or
conduit against screen tC) attached to a carriage
Id which runs freely on ways. To this screen Is
attached cord, (El which acts on a beam, TO
the axis Of which is also attached the gate which
lets on or shuts off ths steam or water. AT the
other end Of the beam Is attached spiral spring,
fGl made fast at the top, which acts as counier.
poise in opposite direction, 50 that an increased
motion OF the shaft shuts OF the power, but when
the motion flags, the spring will prevail by con
tracing anil the carriage reccde, the orihce OF the
gate be moro opened, and power will he LET on 70
. The marhinery And ii are puilies, and X i
the beam or jois, Of the building. IL viii be seer
that most Of this apparatus is placed overhead,
A Patent has been taken out for the sboye i'm
provemeni, and rights and machines arc for sale b,
p the subscriber. ~ HENRY ALLEN. 3
y Bratileboro, July ", is4s. ~ ~
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IChn,nuing,s XYorIlsl,.

TIME subscriber has q fresh supply Of DR.. Chan
Il nings Works, which he will sell at a very low
prieefv 1sRa F.f ADDISON BROWN.
ysna ~ elsi -nL ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
Boots, shoes, and shoe stock,

Boots, Shoes, and shoe stock,
y Uzoiesais and Retail
ryIIE subscriber offers for sale nj his Chambers
i ever his Retail Store, a complete assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
adapted to the Country Trade. Regular sets Of bis
we'll known Retailing Shoes may be found in tho
.Jobhing Rooms. at the Manufacturers prizes.
shoe stock on hand az all times, Of his own
imporin,ioa, such as French hororeo hid and
Calf Skins Patent Leather, Hastings, Satin Fran.
COTS Gallooas Ribbons, Boot Laeings, kc., DC, all
Of which will be sold at the Lowest prices for CdAa,
bv sf5flcJti HENRY l. DAGGETT, RAJ
No. 400 wAsHIssIos STREET,
Opposite, he MdritsTo Hoe, BOSTON.
Apr;f fssg t-4'V tANa 3mois5<
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

PES AND Xxx SKgTcHks.-A girl of the
town, called Kate Ashly, making her appear
ance before Judge Rogers in Boston, on Friday,
last, caught up an inkstsnd aud hurled il ut his
head. Il missed, snd she was Immediately
pcnned--in the lookup. The same girl once
threw an inksiaud at a watchman, in the same
court room. She wa, penned for that likewise
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
f.nATHHR STORE.

OAK and Hemiock Sole Wax. Upper and Kip
~ American, and the hest Of fioch car Kid,
Roans and colored Innings
!, Also : Cen.secyicmk PAX, 0nk Tgnn .,,s
other articles in the trade kept constantly on
hand aud sold at Boston price. by the subsesiber.
y GA. HULL.
amoss Springfield, Nus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
WOOL UARDxMG!

TINE sabscribcr Is now ready to receive Wool
IL for Carng on the most reasonable and accom-
modating terms, and in the best possible manner
HasN~.t a9 ALEX'R NJ BOYDEE.
Guiford, Jane ~, 1919. a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
COFFEN.S.

4 & usual. large assortment always on hand Of
"A the best Stock, well made and nicely finished,
4 our spn manajaci.oc, which we are selling low
cs can belhoaght tisass wood not sxceptedI Al any
ather place. "A. VAN D00RN 9 SONS.
Bastsleisofo, July "a, 1919. is.tA ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

FouRrn goF JuLY AT MoSrRRAL.-A des-
match iron, Montreal Of the 9th, states that m
various parts Of the city, on the 4ih, the stars
and stripes" were given to tho breeze without
moleststion; that the Loyalisis were wrs,hlnR
under the influence they had received and that
serious trouble, il was spprehended, might grow
out Of the obnoxious measures OF the Home Cos'
eminent. The party in favor OF annexation. tc
The United States, the despatch says, !. daily 10
crossing, under ihs influence Of the late news
| from England, All - ~. 80 sf.lf Z
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20
HERNIA CURED

By DR.. j. WPHELPSS sPfHsE TRusSEs.
Sadtunrf,.. fJsIiEinaumerablei instances Of the
te- III - il radical cure Of Hernia by the
(St3Sftf a use OF the above Insfrumeiiis with
IN 6ksM ~ in few years past, have given them
k6stl ikIS,;Ia such preference, that no person,
Id who hopes fora cure or relief will
v gS Vever use any other. ~
Thousands Of individuals whose extreme snffer'
inRs have been relieved and whose lives have been
saved through the means Of this 1rusA are now Nv
ing to hear testimony to their vast superiority
ra- Otice and Store No. i7s fremont 81, OPP
posife fremont House, Boston Also for sale BY
Dr. II. sPAULDING, Brattleboro ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

A PERsEvERisa MAs.--The Independence
correspondent Of tho 81. Louis Republican re-
lstes the following A man from Harkimer co.
New York, about IS years Of age, as should
suppose, strong and athletic, witLs one Of the
"Ssus Of Tempctance,' walked into tho b-r Of
the @Noland House." with this acccsf-"llow
dye do, mister want to stay all night with
you, and something to eat loo ! but | havo not
got the 6rst red cent, by gosh and IL you do me
this particular favor, will pay you some time
or ether, l reckon" Ills tT HH
The worthy proprietor Of that establishment
told him he could stay, and welcome. The man
left his native village on foot, without dime
had travelled thus far without money, but had
followed trains and lent helping, hand in cas-
Of emergency, and had succeeded in getting BIZ
food by that means. tl 81 -esr
lie said his father had always impressed or
his ssind, speuevcre,' and it was constantly be-
fore bis eyes-and by dint Of that, he had sue
cesdcd in reaching here, and felt confident tina
he could cross sthe mountains" Such man il
bound to get sdme Of the ''meial" IL any is to b,
had. His "kit" consisted Of two shirts, two pail
Of trowsers, and fine tooth comb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

Dau6aIsf Ain APOThEcARY,

II s daily receiving new additions 10 his stock OF
L Medicines, Paints, Oils and Gre
cerics, which will b. sold for taHh or Erchsnge,
on As good terms as at any other conrern OF the
kind whatever, and all GOods rrraaisd as TO qusi'
ty, a part Of which arc Et.s tAtt 4 n
Fresh Gronnl rlour., Extra and Snperhne, in
Bar, els. and Bags; also Cracked Wheat. Fresh
Teas Of superior qualify very low. Fish. Salt,
Lard, Mclasses and Syrups, Honey ciiron, Pruass,
Sugars, &c. ~ tfga II aa@F ra
$4,000 Prime Cigars, OH Prices.
900 Pieces Of Stone Ware, very cheap; 1000
Bottles Of Dcnisou'. dedicated Sarsapariils; Cod
Liver Oil, Lecrhes, Trussss and Supporter, Con
rress Water Pcr.umcry, Patent Medicines, Brush.
e. Domestic Insuuments, London Porter, Pure
Juice Port Wine. for iuvalids, &c, &c. i.
NAILS LONG BUILDING, POST OFFICE
| S7ORE,
July "a, ls4s 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

DANGERS OF GoLD-SEEKISG.-Th follow
ing extract from a letter OF Col j. ID. Stevenson,
now in California, we earnestly recommend TO
the careful porusal of all young men afflicted
with the "Gold Fever
"Let no man hattcr himself that gold is to be
had without toll and peril; toll the most severe
must be endured, aud peril to life, health, good
morals aud habits, hourly surround them; and
many wholeavs their homes pure aud good, FRYE
from the terrible vices of gambling and drunken
ness may return (if indeed they ever do re,urn)
with gold, but without those possessions infnite-
ly more valuable than gold or diamonds to the
man, his family or his country. No one but
those who have witnessed It, can form the least
idea Of the perils tina, surround all, and more
especially the young and inexperienced. When
the day OF toll is over, they have no home or So
cinl circle to enter. The tavern tent is the re-
sort OF all here the cards are the only book,
that are to be found or looked into. Al first
they drink and play lightly; but il successful,
the thirst increasrs stakes are doubled, more
liquor is drank, and many seek their bed (motl,-
or earth aud blankei-few have any o,her)
with aching heads aud empty purses The lat
ter is regarded as Of little importance, when
from $40 to $50 eau be earned by the nexi
days toll. Many avoid gurnbling at the mine,
who fall into that vice when they come hero and
into the other towns; they find themselves sud-
denly POSSESSED of more wealth than they even
had before; rs they have no home but the bar
room, the gambling table is the resort for excite
mert and amusement, and few days find them
like the sailor returned from long voyage, and
at the end Of his frolic cleaned out aud ready
TO embark again for the golden ocean"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

TRAVELLING and Convenient Articles!
Combining The largest assortment in tine 0uffit-
timg Line m any establishment In the United
States ny. selecting from this assortment the
trouble Of running round 10 yarioas establishments
will he asoided as here yoa tan fad every thing
wanted, from PICK AXE te.a CAPT. SUFFER-
LONG MINING W4LSTC04Tf \ 5l.,t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-20

Trunls, yaIiscs, whips, &c.
A. GOOD ASSORTMENT just received ant
IA for sale al low prices. oppo.,ie nc rh hem
House, by sas ~ ~ A. W0RThIN0TON.
I3raitlshoro April 10, ie4e. y
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fremont and Old Colony
rFl MAI 60 rr.--r =
Very Cheap.

A LARGE lot Of remnants Of Calicoes Muslin
"A de Laines, Blenchei and Brown Sheetinss, sell.
WHEELER & PRATT
Jsly Z, ists. ew+s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-26
stores sfoycy -! Sfo-cc,

TANING recently become the AGENT. fr mn sale N Pan
som \ co Iron itch Air Tight Cooking Stoves we
Al have constantly IN hand good supply 1t the different
sizes and VIII DC glad e. furnish any Of friends whether
n town " m the country, WHO may need Cooking stove
have procured the services of gentleman no Is per-
1891 TAINTED with the Stove business supentend the
putting up oil All TIE stoves we may sell; whow also give
an the necessary directions for til, cement ana using
the We warrant these Stoves give entire satisfaction
O 70 pc returned II Is useless tor Us to say anything
the saving Of fuel in the use of the Cooking stove
he Iron Witch IS the simplest latest ana most approved
pattern now IN and has failed in anv instance n
eve ene satisfaction, and have sold several 10 gene
rea residing II town Inch we have heard the n NJ
them speak IN the highest terms
Narch lis LACY s CfARTsNI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-26
FASHIONS! FASHIONS!!
For the Fall and Winter Of 10l8--9

I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens III .ynch-
Z burg, and the surro Indiug country. that my North
and French report OF Fashions has inst hand,
as issued BY Thomas Oliver. Of New York. They are
very different from any thing heretofore issued land 10
fine taste.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, my friends and the public may be assured, WIFI
the advantages have in being agent for Of the best
reporters in The United States of getting garments cut
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
they may fncy. All work Entrusted shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
IAN Avis
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LOOK All THIS.

80 i-ooh a. LUIS.
The smallest Prize awarded 70 any three numbers, is
$3.50.
The smallest Prize awarded to the 1st and 0i nrm
hars u tIn0O
-, !, -, a,
NY SlaI'est HE d"diueu 10 Tue on anu fth mum
DerS SOU
HE smallest Prize awarded TO 9th and oh IN and
Sih $500
,I,ha s,,.IIos+ p-,a .-,rJoa - do Oh al 1O.l ~
II, ia., .In~ ~ " ~ " - TT p
Ii ~, '"" ~ NV. 49, o
NJ slallFal rue awarded 70 me I'm ana lon or
l4th and l0lh, $500.
An opportunity is now offered 10 realize an ndepen.
deuca Car . t,at may mover nrecent eslf or,;, It al
,,..~..- ,b.,r. ;i ,,'.,-.i III !, i
F0'''"' ''',, themselves VI IT, anu ~ !" ne
assurance u"l9E SURE uHect their reIlIactS lot any
OF The Splendid fnZaS 10 PlFER < co,
No. LigM street. Baltimore, va.
ONE ORDER in this Grand scheme n ,,ur tr,lv
I.cI.y frn III ,,1 aI.,-t ,,Jo,,r;,o ,,,n rrnro .
:; Nh t N, tti' t; l
't'uN' S'"" " "r P",os"P"y 81 e"uu'"" "fy 'co"'e
henct 'r we lack 81 cuniary res nTcr When by
VEL timed order Of Package Single Ticket %
old and truly lucky III se is so easy 10 have Forune
bnckIsJ IN yonr b,cl ;, Ono rait,snce ia ne viii M,
I, I'LL t ~ ! -, III ;u M
"'9 1'"'o i' "'T pussy u. i"u"e' "u WILL oy
du3WrHlh9 PfeS6Ht means ehtcthaiy guard AGAINST
hef Whlns IN The future. We therefore earnestly call
upon all into whose hands this Scheme NAV fall to
TRY THEIR LUCK
Ana ehnrI1 tbav- b,ya heao ,ns,c.a.sfI be,o,of ~ ~
- H. NV OEEE hsEnT ~ "
MI 1871. LII n 49, '''NI'
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.
SNrtfrN CIV


FENl1E proprietor Of this Watering Place takes This
4 method ofinf,rmingthe public generally that he has
leased this property ,r Of years aud has gone
considerable expense to make the place (parculary the
lodging department. more comfortable lhanit has hereto
fore laen, and IS prepared to receive Fsites. The
TABLE,
shall be furnished with the best that the mountain coun
try afford, and it Shall be served up ia nea and
wholesome manner. Good MUSIC has been engaged
for the The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs are known By those who have tried them, t.
he unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases of ,heAm
entary Organs generay,all diseases peculiarly Of Dec
bty and for their Invaluable Healing Properties gen
orally. There is turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg by way Of this place the Valley Distance from
Lynchburg to this place 26 miles; from this place
Lexington % miles
BOARD
For Adults per week, 500
Children and servants, $50
Horse, 8 so
ISAAC IRVINE, HITE.
good Hack will be regularly three times week
between Lynchburg and the BufaloSprngs by the sub
scrlber. commencing the st day ofJuv next Office
at The Cabe House. IL will leave LyDc hhug Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, half past c'clk.
Fare So 90
Children under ten years ofage 90
June IL WITS l. l. II.
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Rail Road Meeting,

TIIE Stockholders in the ynchburg and Tennessee Rail
Road Company and also persons W no may subscribe to
Stock il thc w and tennessee Rail Road Company,
are requested to meet the MASONIC HAIL. in the town
Of Lynchbur, Monday, the jOth day Of April at 1
O'Clock, NJ tor the purpose OF considering the Act Of the ls
Legislature, authorship State description 10 the Stock Of
sand Company. BY order ofthe Board.
+. q. MORRISON,
TIeas'r Clerk
March 26-nt30A