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This 10 ouy ons of than faaf thousand eates 81
Rhsumatism that Dr. Towusends sasaparlia hss cured.
Ihs aud chfouir ere Sssk sfadeatsd
~ ln sHusotdibaiy st'taes.
Jsius' Cmuntnrs Esg, oas Of the As.istsnu In tLs
LuHsue Asyium hlsekssiis lsiand, 10 tue rsbtismsu
'pohep Of Ia The folloa inR letter
Hack ~slls Island, Sept ~, 1917. .
Dr. TovnssnJ-Dsat siC- I have suffered terribly
TO- une yssts With the Rheumatsfn considerable ofhs
ums could not eat sleep walk. had tho mast dis.
uNssiur pains aud my luhs acre terribly swollen.
haNs used four bottles of SafsapArp ahd they have
doue than Thousand dollars worth fgcod, am
90 mueA bettsr-indeed Hiu entirely relieved lou ate
a. liberty 70 this foT the brusdt o. the afncted
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS
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TRIBUTE 10 TnE MEMORY or MRS
WILLIAM WHEELER

sie siepsH iois,-sie sirPsE issi,
Away'fom her once glad hearth
Away from scenes Of JOY and mirlhi
Away flom the light Of the golden sun,
Where the tide Of care doth ever rum
Away from friendships gladdoning voice.
From all that bids llo heart rejoice
Away from al Of pain and woe
She ulecpcth we'll, she slccpeth low,
That gem, too pure, too bright Tor earth,
Hath Sought the fount, that gave It blrthi
That soar'd on brghtesl wing 10 God,
Her ashes rest heath the emerald sod
The wreath hats woven for the blcsi,
All,glorious on her brow is prcss'di
A. brief, as bright, her days went by,
"A meteor Dash along the skyi
IA peacefully she SUM 10 rcst,
"a star,boams fade low IN the west
AVID laid her down on carth's cold breast
without one ihfob TO give untcst,
Then weep not that yc' We said, farewell
Ito ale sIccPcH Tow, she sIcrpcih well.
l., II wHEELLR-
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NOTICE H. hereby given, that Petition
INwil b"pHsrnicd 90 the General Assembly
0f the stats Of Vermont al iis next session for
the grant Of a Charter for Bank a. Lyndon,
tEDtttTt e. thttbbN,
JOEL rHuLLi
H. kIMBALL,
JOHN NJ WEEKB
September II, lsiD 6Jiw3
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O~ing % tks ffsst success sni lmistts, Al, q, D..
TsvusaaIs nsuspsnfa, nua,hsf " 80 80 ~. w
fsfinsry our AgsHuI HsFe' camwfHfsi attItr 80
pafiiis EEiTaeu. tiEifs. hiusfs, ktrnat n 49,
Dask, kc. Th6Y generally pot u ~ 10 its ga, ~.
% bottles sHd ssms ~ tham have iiaiss 80 49,
our simultaneous hey sfa aHly HgUllsf iaH. =.
sHi shpsli bs sFadsd, Nose gsnuias uuisH rfs,tt,
.. fa~Htsaa ~
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d. TsvHssRd 10 slmaSl daily fsfslriss stt,,. =,
rhysisisas 10 dinsfsHi psfls sfihs uaiau wv Ne
~" . 80 c is'uy 1si 80 ts ss1snis,i. f.,,
pfs'rfihss Do isvnsspis ssHsptuIis sf5 Zee
y bs u lhs ms'i Tsissbs pfspsuull, i. It'''t
Il = pUiING. No, Wilson n,
BHIUuH p,rE ELtifNbuHr No - -
AstEy ls,B ia.
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Isn.n.,riIsn Cnrra.


ClsaHgs saa eUfAEttfH. CsafHmFitaa faa tf fHrfd
HfyAehtu1 Csa,smphsa. Liffs CsHspiaisr Csid,.
CaiagGA -SotgAs aIthsa Spttimg bisod SsrssO'
- IA CAs't H'fns lissA. hVAi swat DheHh ~
ttss saa saA 81 eaTsa
sPItIiHE ui.ed,
Nss Isrk Lyfd ~ 1871.
Va 1owEsHNp - tstiiy beiioVe Ipuf hsfsaps.
f. tssa ths ueaat thtougL ff0'idvuos. Of ss'us
my NE. hsfs iof sutVtsl Jesp he'd bad Cough II
BE- sofss sud A. let TalssJ tsfgs
gusntugs u blood, hsd uigh ,sszts, Asj gteauy
jsbiiatsd aud reduced, sud DID asI expect 10 lts
have ouly asei gouf hafsapanls thuft time, SD
thstt hss = souIeiful change bean sfoHGAt "a ne 1
sin nos ALlt. 70 uak all over the c,J. ! vase 90
blood aud uy eoash has len me. iou eau veil I'm
sSias ihsi ava ghsakhil foT tbs's fs'alu fosf ole.
wM. RUSSELL, IS c.,hsris.I,
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers his farm Tor sale A
Il u situated on the road leading from s.
Johusbury Plain 20 North D.es,lo-sa.
half way between the two places. II con, %
Of 30 aGrcs-lB or 2D acres ofrNrellrntUr.
ow--about 80 acres Of woodland the frHr|
der pasture aud tIllaRG..
The buildings Aro anitsblo lot the plac. -
There arc about 1000 sugar naples snd
young apple orchard, with good quantity
Of cedar timber, on the farm.
The farm can be adyantagcously divided
and the whole or part is offered iof oslo
Terms Of pay meat made easy.
JOHN CUSHNAN.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug -, lsi9 G!ju
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MARLBORO HOTEL
Nm John a. ParlEa,

uNAK rs the liberty 10 inform his Friends
i and the Public, that be has recently as.
sooiatsd himself with Mr. NJ =, Proctor, aud
has become one oflhe fToprintofs ui lhe very
popular and well known HOUSE, called The
Mayib0rO Hotsi, 2aJ Washington Street, and
would be- glad of lkelr patronage.
THIS establishment has recently been en-
largod, aud now has many of tho most mod
eTn improvements.
The location 10 one Of tho best ~ The CITY
for business men, and well calculated for gen
tlomen visiting the city with their iamlies, 40
there are many large and convenient faflof'
with sleeping rooms attached
1ermH-SA per day.
Boston, July 20, lrip. b23m2
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gao Acres of excellent Land,

wen fenced into four fields, aid SIX pastures
living water In all--whch produce hay and
feed sufficient 90 keep 80 cows OF other stock
equivalent, the year about aud A. large, good
aad convenient buildings M on any farm a.
said ,own--wood aud sugar naples N abun.
dance, IL. MOSES DAVIS.
We, the undersigned, consider the above
described farm worth the price asked for II.
JuscPh Ingalls,, Joseph Il, lngalh,
Hollis Ingalls,, James Townscnd,
James Chclscy, Joseph idc,
George Gray, Nathaniel Elkina,
King Hill, John + Ingalls,,
VI g Wclclr, James Roberts
Sheffield, Oct ., lsis 5siyI
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The ssfuhs.is ssss'..i1siY pfats, thai a.. ..
FslNs 80 fsiissl essfal sFsf Ne msti stsus,,'Ns
ssssi 81 Ne hl9sl lhfts Ptfseas ssfsl IA ~ -
10 unpTsetltHfst - H'H
s'skTss ChildTsH.
ttr fuuufrufT nrHr sir rIFU ITf 6T,...
form % ths' lhiss q ny shildTsu hsrt Lsg 81,
the hefafhts ~ Ne uts " yoaf sIes'Issi "'l
Ihey ssfs smleisi FsTT severely siiL I'D ,s,,. "a
tskaH four Letrss5- 10 iaok thea sHsy n, 49, 80
aysslf sndsl Iesi stLGsuau, hu
iesn, fsspstltllJ
ISAAC w, ChAih I've w..
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Or Towntendt sartHpsrilA 10 a sovereign hud spec
jy Tor ihcptsnt Consumpuoh, BArsnuess, Pro
lapsu, utsu fAllar of tho Woaah, CasuVsness Plea
LsueotShwa whites, obsttuecd dtaeult Mcnstrua
ton. ineOntneuee Of Urine. or involuntary discharge
thereof and for tho general ptostrstion Of tho syste
matter whether the rcsult 81 nhoront
produced by irroguarty. Illness accident Nothing
os- he .sEr....- tas @4siA
tho human frame Porsons Of all weakness and tasstude
from taking u become robust sud full Of euerEy
under ia Influence. Il Immediately oouu,~rsou the
ncffnlcasnssi of The fcn,.s frame which "a tho great
OF hatrruues II viii not DO expected Of Us,
IN ofso delicate nature To eAhbt eetuheates OF
cures Vurturmut. but tine ufirtrt, tHrt
huudfeds Of cases have been reported TO Thou.
gSEds ~ Nbefs iniIins have been Without ehi
dtsh, shsr using feN boues Of this invaluable medi
cine have been blessed With fac healthy offspring. II
has beeu expressly prepared IN reference 10 female com
plants. No iemalo Who has reason 70 uurtoas she y.
approaching that critical period TAt lars 9liys."
shoud uesrct 10 take IT, a. u 10 certain preventive
Tor Of tie aud horrible diseases TO which
fsmurs subject at this tune OF life. THIS period
say ~ SedBsd for 'trsrai ware " u'iHK hn @sdi.
Nor II loss valuable for thosa who approach
tpE ~omsuhood, ~ calculated TO assist nature by
quukeuinF tho blood aud in,ig6ratuE the system. In
deed ints medicine 10 Invaluable for ell the delicate
diseases 10 ~hieh women subject ~
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MOLASSES.

~ HHDA Molasses, prime article for
DO sale at Boston prices AZ
CLiffOHDs DEPOT hToltE.
Wells hiyer June ls4D, b<2il
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
The Original Dscopr0 Of hs
Gennine TOwnsrnd's Sarsaparilla

Old Dr. Townsend IL nov about 7Oycars 81
age, aud has long been known ~ the .iuihyr
aud Disr0rorrr Of the Genuine OrigiHat
compelled 81 limit ~ manufacture, by which
means ii has been kept oct Of market, aud the
sales citoumtcrbrd 10 those only who had prov
ed iis worth and known ~ value II had
reached the ears Of many, nevertheless, ns
those persons who had been hralod OF sore
Diseases, and saved from death, proclaimed It's
90 sYEttN.rftt
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HE.4LLVG POUER

Knowing, maHyysars aRo, that lac had, by
hisHkiil, uciruor, and experience, devised m
article which would be- Of incalculablc adFan.
tags, so mankind, when once known aud OK.
trnsiycly used, he hoped aud prf-rycfod, oE.
pecting the time 10 arrive when the means
would be- furnished Ia bring It into universal
notice, when IT, incsumahlc virtues would be
known aud appreciated. This time has conc,
hr means ufr sunnlied ihls
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Farm for Sale at
$500,

ON reasonable credit, II requested. Said
| ~ Farm n situated on the stage road, one
. mile nouiluf sheffield uollaM. and contains
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3 Il II Y II ~ Y 81 " g a ~ 4,
~ ~ 20 LIZ q asa
Of various sizes aud styles, which Tor durability
aud quality OF tone they warrant superior toA'
ny others manufactured.
ny their recent improvements they have
succeeded in removing the sharp hisHIng tonc
w generally produced, aud IN IT. stead, give a
round, smooth, flute. lkc.tonc, that may be-
listened ts by the most delicate ear ~ith ad'
mifAtlpn.
Prices for MELODIANs from 500 70 $40
W,th aud without cgH..-
-SERIplIlAES lsa4.. i.a - 40 l..s -.ssi aEsr
land from Sl2O To 10, aud octaycs, double
Reed. Reed Organs $3.50 to $500.
Ordcrsby Mail will be promptly answered
--iSarRuNESrs NAY M oHrAiNrDor-
BRINSMAID &BROTHERs, Butlington,Y
TOWN n HALL, Montpelier, VI
JEFFERSON BUTLER, ST. Johnsbufy Cen
tire, VI
ETATLOw PRICES.
April, l-i9. Gl2m6
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Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad.
CILlVGE or TIME.

f2Ss s'7:' 49, eve
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opinisnssf rht.lelnn,-

ISAAC " eliiIs IL w...., ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

r. w rsyset ihst =. kark not "a tkis n1su-
ing tof srunp1fi<nn EeIUEtn rbe cI& #tsed g1o1rd
npM e'hish Gen. CO. Sands and .lSifflati o11 q
shleh 81 Wig party g ~ Npr'AE VIZ 'zssc
hemseis.a ~ Rictt4old EAQsikR INK
r. Ire mezn lime. re can help hsof %
some understandings q lie plasfarm Als hifh ~
Democrats peny Il ihe Ner:h have H.skfd them
selves. ks!ecmmeqains sQiIz attention lowing
resdiuaol 1ttlae b a. Ds,nosralif latnre
0f View mhshife glorious New Hetnpshires !"
- si.e il olsn called ~ De Democratic kaPers:
RksoiseS That in our opinion, ConH}rka has he
constitutional power % abolish slarRY and the
slare tra&esinl the District II CoiumAE ans thar
oar senateH b instructed and our ReF4SkenEaiiTes
reqaesscd q take II consitntional 10 ae-
eo1npltsh tlat onitct.
But vial i far worse. ne Democrats Legisla-
tureiof Michigan. which elected Gen Cas- 10 the
sent,e, haA twice instructed him tplsois for the
WilEnot PrsFiso which. may we ~ II he BET
tet evidence q party's creed. the opinion q j
me.nber eki The Senate. u that d the legislature
which eleca hint
senator Chase, Of Ohio, whom the Democrats
eleesed oser Thomas Ewing, writes lhat ~ recent
letief
All DC ofnehs seem suspicious 10 CIT [she Free
Sotll cause. Ii some of the ffre Staeskhe entirs
body II ~ IA Democracy adopks HktlfeTan and
Desseenatx fai1. iuHsn1ied BY dgmpsesSiN soIh ep-
FkexfoA, II oshefh, numerous indiyidsPIs and Sec
tons favor onr views and are prepard fbt union,
while portions of the PARTY prompted Ebv various
considerations, still hold back ST
Hperrhance Inc Enqairer's hemily III platforms
should have been delayed another day Nc ebn1ure It
70 include ID is tender consideration thagreamass
pr the Northern Democracy which ha#gpne over.
bag and baggage, % the Free Sellers. leaving Gen
Cas- Standing almost solitary and aloneton that IN
fortunate plank which The Enquirer Hin family
halls 10 he triple character of a atjors Plat
form. bsaeOa Ign, and d tsir IF pyonsiA. q
fKiohmaEz Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
VALLEY COTTON FACTORY,
HaFpers-FtrTy

e I.
III We paid ilying visit TO this establishment on
Friday last which has just com enced operations
under the charge Of Mcssrs SrASRRouoq 4 JoIINi
son. This factory is capable Of manufacturing i0o
lbs Of Cotton yam 100 lbs. of Batting. and so abs
of Candle wick per day. The building II Of brick
stories high-51 BY 4S feet in the clear. The Ma
chinery consists Of seven Carders, foura Spinning
frames (called The Danforth Cap Frame,) two
Reels, and NV arplng Mill, Sc. This establishment
employs some dk the best and most experienced
hands now ii this counuy-some or them from es-
AHa.'usrvsser, spSiulit.
Il is 70 Be hoped ihathese entcFprising gentlemen
will find ready sale foriheir yarn &c. believe
from inspection their articles will compare advan-
tageously with thpse Of any other in this country
I.et Merchants and others Of the Valley, give them
d trial and we doub, not they win be fully compen-
stated.
For particulars see advertisement in another col
tttI.h ( III 4 y {.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
PRoscRiPTIoN.

Among the names Of the dismissed elealssawho are
10 leave On the 3isl August we nosice Hbne or two
wishregfst. We had hoped that Joel Psnnyb hacker
would hate been retained-a yorthy and esrinaable
gentleman, who did not receive the cdhsideraiion
even from The last Administration, to Which he was
entitled Bltstiil il is an undeniabe faA thai there
IS yet aiajeFtyof Deaaerdts in the Land cfice, as
in almost sesery other al Washington. But The
idea that h Is course Of Proscrip,ida never be-
fore eqaaed in this country could onl Yhage been
uttered by person totally ignorant Of publ affairs
Howfiidthe Democrats get into office, ralFss Wings
had been proscribeds The nurses in Jatksun's day
should have instructed the babies better
P. S-T1he Rspubiie states that the names IL every
one Of the dismissed Clerks are down .pon sub
scPian pa per circulated last fall to raise money
10 carry PssiAsyfpania jof Cess. Having eHibarked
in The same ship with their leader we sfppse they
expected % co overheard with him. in CASE of de-
feat Wien men epter.t The battle field voluntarily.
thew must take the efaie of war;
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TIA body still hammers away upon re eide pro-
poss1 81 thk ReFisoEs and modified II ~ seseet
c0mmifiee The fhensbefS have shows beromi1k
sese az Erelance and cons4m7t Tor he Retisofs
and Cpnmillee ~ rejecting about half of what
hey hare znbrillsd WheH they adjourn there
win then Be- ju<s as much f0r ihe labors Of
Msssrs Patton and K0binA4n IS there vas before
Is clear 10 our minds that he action II the Legs
atnEe should have keen rst ottained and The crude
results 81 heir labdfs then placed il DE hands d !
board qf ReTisoFs ID eodify and make intelligibIe
The atiempt % place The slaves ii married NJ
man upon lhe same footing as her land failed i
viii ultimately succeed. we doubt not. The ussfy
law has been . far modified as 10 allow the feeote-
u Of he prpepal and interest Al ,he legal rate n
SIX percent. No rreNpettof an adiaunment Tor
weeks ~ LsgzkA5HEg tIlgfnian
\ does really seem like al aksurdiiy to employ
two distinguished lawyers asa large salary, 10 I'd
wise the Code 10 submit their work t0a harmed
cummitiee oflaWyeis- and then give he work over
ID l66 men 81 i many minds 70 tinker ard undo
an shal has ben done But The people are sore
reigns and their public servants are Sulomuns
who dafes ID disrute their " isfoni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
UNBELIEF.

Some OH the LocofOco papers are expressing their
want Of belief in the truthof he charges ofdffal
cation against several dismissed officers we think
ii probable tieir ground Of unbclief is founded on
the fact that such small slIns are charged to have
been absiFaced. They cannot understand how
any ofice@ holder would demcan himself No much
as to appropriate 70 himself such petty atnopnt
As Patrick Collins fobbed Or even such pfful sum
a. QUO. grabbed By Mr.. DENLY. Tell them of
the Prices Swarwouis, and other rogues, apon HE
msgnihrep: scale Of half million each and then
their belieiag faculties win not be subiectedto soke-
we're an ordeal Don't talk to them Of petty rogues
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
!rIREst rms GOLD REGIONS.

i
IBy ibe drssyai Il New York q Tie steamer Cres-
cSst 9Th. ma Ghsxres accounts ars brought from
SIN NrRneisroe d she 90sh June she also brings
specie u she asncnns 81 sasl s9s
Tic Brisi4 EFigaie. Constance, was At San Bias,
Jins 9dsh having On board - goo, hound FOR
Nazaiaa
It's steas shla Panama lea San Francisco on
lhe 20 June ~ i'd about 100 passengers and about
$500 Qoe ID s6ld dast and specie.
There seeiAs % be bur one cPinicn among the
passengers wilh regard 10 he abundance of gold IN
C$lssnia i still found in great quantities. but
il i oHs rs kas wOrking chaps that can stand he
fasigas Ed Iig;Fag fur il.
There Nns 81 sickness atthe mines, and every
thing rs spEae on quietly. The nuuSher Of per-
sons Az The IL pes IS estimated q between % 600 and
so aeop kcae hall Foreigners,
Business san Ftanciscc was very daIl and dry
goods aed isians were selling below their origi
nal cosl
LurSbsf vs. s,ill u grsat dsrnand. selling for
three hhndfs and Any dollars pr Nj. feeL
Rehss wsEe enormously high, and rather Oh The
increase
Th6papeEs eantain accounts of efforts ID organize
goysfnmsAr for California. A Proclamation OF
Gen Riley hi Exec uliTe Of the existing Civil Cow
erpsncnt, arbsArs to have excited some conmoiion,
Public Brnesiisgs have been held, al which, while
Gen RIleyi authority was denied, Il, was resolved
10 holdIrneetsnags On tie day suggested BY him.
Hon Thomas Butler King. Of Georgia. was re-
ceIsins ma ksoE distinction at san francisco
A lelscr f6s, Tie Mockelumne Diggings dated
May asd. sresks Eeneouraginglyof the success Of
the aaEggefsa AnolitF, from the Stanislaus dig
gingsi somPiains Of poor success in consequence q
the high wasets All. however, agree upon one
poirs ahe titude Of he precious me.alupon the
spot ana th8ltofiens sxerioil necessary 10 secure
ii. Three Americans. however. aresaid t8have Ia
keniops one Pirce pf gold worth ss27.s70: Another
parry oF thra aieRicaus are sand to have obtained
/ S2iaO0 in cub aaYI
FRoM SAs Observation-Disclosures have been re-
ceised ID BslhAore, from passengers On board the
| Grcslonnd, III San Francisco They Dad arrived
out safss, ans were III good health and spirits The
letters, howsy W bring bad news for those who have
shippedars quantitiesiof provisions and goods as
the lnafket vas perfeely glut,ed Prices were ruin.
| ousiy low, AID The eost for conveying seow load
ashofe Aoin Ihe yesstls was $50, and when landed
soferoanl wssso scarce and costly that hundreds o.
thousands &c dollars worth were piled UP on The
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
THE DEFAI.cATIONs.

The Republic. referring d the defalcaiioi& Of NIr
DENLY, says SIN amour, and magnitude, this d.
falcation is worthy The golden days Of Van Rurea.
ISM when they did things on large scale. IIwouh
have done horor 10 p7otsgs Of Mr. Secretary Weed
bury Ii Is us 900 larger than ihai,of LiElebury
Hawkins, q Helena, Ark. Il isl45 600 larger than
that ii Wiley p. Harris, ofcoumbns. Il alna4t
approaches tas inasnihcence Of 3Swarwoatk casa
Here We hase already developed, before the new
Administration has got fair look at The books ne
cases Of Moose Collins, and Denly. to add I'D The
ling lists of rallusirious predecessors III th un
der Of the treasury Hs884
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IIRE At sT. LoUIs+-FIFE
sTEAMRoAT's BuRNT--CHoLERAs

Sr Louis, July 500
A fire broke out yesterday morhingEon
board the steamer Algoma Il soon sprsad
to the steamer San Francisco, lying eontgu-
GUS, then to steamer Mary, nextto the F ku
nix, aud finally tp the Dubuque. The aahes
ragged violently, and before they could be sub,
dued all iye Of the boats were totally destroy
ed The loss ii very heavy, probably bot
less than one hundred thousand dollarSr-
There was a partial insurance, but 70 what
extent has not been stated.
It is seriously apprehended that some per-
sous who were On board the steamers when
they caught fire have been lost, either burnt
to death or drowned.
a disgtneeful riot occurred during the
prevalence Of the fire, among the 6remen ana
others on the wharf
The cholefa il gradually on the decrease
Business is beginning TO revive and every
thing wearSa more cheerful aspect Our
citizens appearfto have been relieved from a
weight Of oppression and gloom never before
experienced in this country
Il The cholsra is prevailing among the In
dian traders on the California track to- an
alarming extent BAIT 44mericdn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
WHO SHALL. DEC7DE !

The Doctors of HE L0eofoeo party differ widely
John Van Buren declares that he Democratic party
As SUCH + dissQived- there is 10 Be raiiy o
DE Fss, SD Democracy against ire South. and
that various States have already placed themselves
under that harQ,er
The senior iscf az the Union insists upon Ii shai
il parry IS neisheE dead dying Il reriaiaIT has
de treaklss though rs xpice Is somewhat lnsty
jet judging hbm 1he noise itmakes when i Ashead
s taken "a tic Instrument IL is own inrens
tinn-tkc aeniE5tineT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
MEDIATION OK PLEDGES |.

Extract from he Address Of the DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION in Lynehburg, in sepJI 1915,
IA CHANGE OF MEN, or 10 tfa4kllle. into
somewhat flsineElangua THIS GNEFIcaNT
PHRASE ise placing The pa6tic offices al ne asPO-
sal Of he Wkig party is probably controlling mo
tive with many Of those who rule thai party
GEN. TAYLOR, speaking through he Aeiegalion
from bis own State 10 The Wbig National CehFen-.
tion, PLEneE rs himself fo aid IN bringing 610ut A
CHANGE. OF MEN and 0f nteasuycs NIL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
Iii. q. r. nj.

Csmanchc Tribe, No. 10, Improved Order Of
Red Men, was duly instituted in our Town oRthe
50 Runof 9TH Sun, Of 4,h 9TH Suns Buck Neon,
Grand Sun 56o9, BY Robert w. Reed, Grand
saehem Of the State Of Virginia, assisted byIJ
II Smith, Grand Sachem Incohonee ofthe United
States, and other members Of the Great Council
ofihe State of Virginia, as well as members of
neighboring tribes.
The Officers Of Carnanche Tribe were duly
elected and installed into their respective Offices,
and the tribe set TO work 10 due form ]. I.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
DEFALCATlONs.

We learn from The Republic that Patrick Collins,
Surveyor ot The Port Of Cincinnati, removed by
President Taylor, proves 10 be defauer ID large
amount His defalcation has been exposed by he
exercise of the removing and appointing p5wer.
h The Republic also records the defalcalio4 Of Ma
thaniel DENLY, late temporary navy agent of he
United States at Marseilles, in France HE'S d
defanltef 70 The tune Of 81 IS sos 4s, and sui has
been commesfced against him for the amonmt