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Reformed Practice of Medicine.
DIR, o, G., FISHER


MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and the surrounding country that he has per.
maneny located himself in the practice of his profession
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET where he continues to
effect permanent and speedy in the compcat.
ed and nveerae diseases of the Lungs and Blood Be-
leYng, in common with the intelligent Of every commu-
nty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the vege
table kingdom for natures ills and The occidental maades
OF common life, he confines himself entirely TO vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and stem 10 pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF forgotten Having
become thoroughly acquainted WITH and having long sue
cessully praced the Indian end ahe r OF apply,
ing Natures Remedies he aters himself ha he clh cure
the most aggravated cases of the following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary Affections Nervous
and cholera SPINAL affec-
tions-Fever sores and White Sweinss- Ali scroiuous
affections Cutaneous erupons and other diseases of The
bood-Chronc affections treated with untans success
Clncers removed without The the knife wiki entre
saietyA Irregularities OF the system permanent
ly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of Ifetreated
practically and with invarabe The limits of this
Care orbids The publication OF hundreds certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite inva
'ds of all classes seeking certain permanent and safe
Teef TO call at his Office No 227 Main Street p stars)
Sign Of me Indian All postpaid communications prompt.
attended TO- Medicines put up by month for iamies
April ~. DIFF o. G. FISHER, Nj. D..
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TO be Let.

10 De IzGGe
r. a g. WASHBURN offer TO lease, for a term OF years.
liz buiicing at Washington Square, known the
'rowty Hire Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the steam
Engine which about thirty horse power, and
eelIen condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for machinst. Further Information given by
calling on Messrs. ]. PRATT EARLE, the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec S. d LIZ @. WASHBURN.
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Drugs and Medicines.

D4uSo d1Iu N4CulCluSOI
EgTE take pleasure 10 announcing to the public
w that have taken the Store long occupied as
Drug shop, The corner of MAIN AND FRONT STREET
fitted il up asew-supplied it with choice and well
selected stock OF Fla MiLY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared to furnish any and every thing in line
our patrons We shall pay particular attention to the
retail part of our business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES. of any value can always
be ionnd at our Store In addition stock Drugs
and Medicines we furnish TOOTH Nal, Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates.
PERU merry
Vi all knds-lnciudng every preparation for the Hair
complexion, SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety
COLOGNE WATER
of our own and foreign manufacture in any quantity by
the bottle by the gallon. Also, all LUBIN'S EX-
TRACTS for the handkerchief-Iogethe with various
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS.
Best European LEECHES always on hand
CONFECTIONERY IF all kinds
ID SCOTT, JR, s. CO.,
No. 2S1 Main, corner of Front Street
WGrceEter Feb %. ls49 w6w dtf
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For Sale.
TO LET.

COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement and Barn
EsM n situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well calcu-
lated for the Beet and Shoe business, abundance
ofep branches Of business is TO be found in As
vicinity. 1t is well arranged for merchandising,
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
For TERMS which will be liberal to good tenant, apply
TO ihe Depot Master, or CLEMANs alarmed, near tia
reF1ises dtt Webster, Nov 2.
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MARKET GARDEN TO RENT,

"a SMALL Farm 81 about eighteen acres, twelve
E+9|% II of which under cultivation situated
kone mile from the City Hall, will be rented for a
term III years for market garden. The soil Is now In
perfect order for gardens very and Sheltered
and capable OF producing much earlier than other gardens
aud IL very easy to cultivate. o. II. BLOOD.
April a. du
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO Broadcloth Looms (New,) work plain or Twill
four yarn beams, one Elptic Frame, fixed new, ON
improved plan,l and bobbins, one English Huber and
Cans.
Apply to either of the Subscribers in Worcester.
Also one Woolen Picker, Grinding Frame for "a in
Cards, with two Emery Climbers. LUTHER WHITE,
ASA WALKER.
NAV d3w SlLAS DINSMORE,
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sIDNEr, New Jersey, July u, 1913.

SIDNEY, New Jersey, July 10, ls4s.
DR. A. II. CHRIsTrE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in my case of the
application of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows:
For about tweny years had been suffering from Dys
pepsla Every year the symptoms became worse,
could obtain permanent relief from any of med
cal treatment whatever Nv physicians sklul and
excellent men buthere their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since, in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather. in the discharge of nay pastoral du
TIES become subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism
which for year after year. caused me indescribable
gush In the severer paroxysms the skill Of my phys
clans sometimes afforded me great relief; but this
LET was only temporary. Farther in the winter of IA
and 4o IN consequence OF preaching great deal in my
and various other churches in this region was at
tackled by the Bronchitis which became SO severe
as TO require an immediate suspension of my pastoral la
boIs My nervous system thoroughly pYostrated
and as my Bronchitis became worse, also did my Dys
pepsia and Rheumatic aection-thus eyncing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous System. My suferngs W ere in
deed severe and had prospect other than being
tHely laid aside from the discharge of those duties
the performance of those labors in which my soul has
ever found the highest Of her joys.
Bat reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hone
could be INDUCED my obtaining relief from these most
distressing maades. In the whole pharmacopeia there
seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
recuperate my Nervous System every thing that had
tried for this purpose had completely failed At last
was Led by my friends to examine your Inventions and
enough with no very sangune hopes of their Efficiency
determined to try the effect OF the application of the
GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAG
Nr>1II rLOlD Inns was IN June, 1876. To
ADJOURNMENT, IN TWO DAYS by DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME MY PASTORAL
LABoRs NOR HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE on
ACCOUNT OF TINE BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEUMATic AFFEc
TON ALSO CEASED If time permitted
could fill sheet of paper with the details of particularly
but can now only furnish this brief abstract NV Dys
pepsia has 1euer returned; the Rheumatism once in
while visits me- but not severely and is easily arrested
ana Is manfestly being driven from its hold upon my sys
.em ana my bronchial affection is entirely cured. Such
is the wonderful and happy results of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUIH to many
who have been likewise suffering from neuralgia aec
LIEvE EVERY
Fam, deer sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS.
For sale In Worcester, by the Agents M. B. GREEN
and J. GREEN co. dM&Sweoply Nov g.
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PlOWs- PIOWs.
Steel Warehouse,

IyBEEE " GyFEFGUEVyVs y I-
NHE subscribers inform their friends and the public that
4 they have been appointed Agents for the sale Of
Wilson, HawkswOrth, Moss 81 EIlison,s
STEEL,
and will be constantly supplied with full and complete
of Cast, Shear, Machinery and Blister Steel
which will be sold at Boston prices.
May 2S. dw3m E. F. DIXIE g. HAMILTON
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A FlRsT-KATE Wooden Dresser Tender that can ar
n range ats different lots. Aiso few Spool Tenders
Oxfcrd, May. dn c. l.. HARDING.
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TO LEFT.

- TsHE undersigned offers to let for term OF years.
- i BUILDING at ouinsigamond Village, with
s4 water power sufficient for driving machinery Off
Blind and Sash Machine Factory other business
not requiring very great water power. asass lfR
FORsALE. He offers, also, for sale the entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture Of PAPER in said building
on the most favorable terms. -e1H
Mr. HI. s. WAsmBuRN at the Rolling Mill, will give the
necessary Information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
7 Worcester. Feb 5. th da
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For Sale,


III LEI.
A STORE in Hardings Block on Front Street. Also
The SHOP occupied by the subscribers for the mans
uacure OF Boots and Shoes in Bowen's Block on Main
Street. Possession given Immediately.
Also-several TENEMENTS TO LET. Inquire oC
FEB g. CHARLES WHITE.
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For sale In Worcester by the Agents M. B. GREEN
aad J. GREEN d co. dM&Sweoply Nov 8.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. JAN. i.

TOBACCO-We quole Jugs, old, 2 81 . 70
2 so; common Leaf So 10 81; middns % 10
IS IS; good 10 fine, so 10 80 10 : ID. Ne"
iuss, loose, 81 ~ TO 50; leaf, 80 10 81 80.
PLOUR-Sales al So oct.
WHEAT-i00 a us cents, Tor red and white.
OATS-3l 80 cents per oushel.
CORN-i7 80 cts. per bushel.
CORN MEAL 60 cents.
WHISKEY-2G a 26i cents Tor Recliiied.
BACON-Hams . a i0c.; Western o.es "a
6ic.; Shoulders 81 Sc.
FlSH-Ne@ Herrings Sc. Shad 50 70 7.
Family Roe Herrnss 80 in barrels anu - 81 ~
halt barren.
from store 81 SO. Dun.
COFFEE-Wequ ole Rio ate; 81 Gents; Ia.
guayra 6, a 81; ST. Domingo 81 st; Pono Rio
81 II; Java 10 IL. cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowter So . &c.
per b.. Black IS Coo. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in ibis. - 5 &;
Porto Rico "a IS GEMS: Cuba ~ IS cenS.
RUM-New Ensiani Is cents
GIN-American Is cents; Holland lCu Gems
per gallon, very dull.
IIME-From wharf 81 per bo
pLASTER-S3 from wharf; Basini.
RRANDY-Olard, Dupuy & co. - y :
so: A. Seigneue IS; Imitation 80 80 o.. !,
Sazcrac 3 so; Peach dull al 81 90 ! 25
Apple Brandy SO cents.
CANDLES-Tallow II a u, G; sperm 81 .
"a; HuIl's Patent Ia CTS
IRoN-pis Iron SO TO 81, according e
quality. Swedes IS per Ton; English 10; s'rcdc-
gar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Counii!,
Bar 80, according 10 qualify. Nails . 10 II.
STEEL-American bIis,ered SllO per Ion.
FEATHERS-33 35 cents.
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight - . 4
25 gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP: g
S4-as in qualify.
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TIE SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.

We are coatiued 10 a very bTief notice OF The
proceedings Of he House Yesterday on this Ques.
lion. NJ. Thomas If Fairfax closet his re.
marks. He contcn.-d that Congress had nc
pnwerlo esis'are on the subj, Of slavery in the
territories, ard that su"jac should be Lett 10 the
people thereof. Ne made sonni and sensible
argument, demonstrating Ina; il va. v;ols ion
o. ths Constitution Tor Congress - prohibit slave.
~ ia he territories. Mr.. Tnomas in reply 10 The
speech ot MIR. Smith, showed that he authorities
aud precedenls quoted By the latter were not ap-
plicable, and did not sustain the power as
Claimed Mr.. Thomas then proceeded, We re.
regret 10 say, to destroy The force Of pre.
vous argument, by declaring that he could
not vote Tor The commi tees resolutions; as
they contain pledge CT resistance and disunion,
and this Legislature has no instructions from
their constituents to make such pledge, with is
awful Consequences As TO the District of &c.
lumbia, when the time came, and The practical
evil Of the aggression commenced, then he would
De ready 10 draw the sword But he would first
60 for Southern confsderacy. Hs for these
reasons, expressed his preference Tor The North
Carolina resolutions. We cannot understand
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Mr.. NEWMAN sustained the committees re-
solutions.
On motion of MIR. SEGAR,
The House adjourned.

The House adjourned.
REMARKS IF yur MOORE Of ca6su and
Wayne, in he House Of Delegates. on me
bill diuorling Cynthia a Galloway, 81 me e0l"
tvof Wayns, rom her husband. .u
The bill being up. ON its passage, Mr.. MooHh
Mr. SPEAKER: am not able 10 do justice To 2,
The merits OF this bill; but if can only DO nan
Justice, The House, feel assured, will rel,eve
ihis moor woman from the onerous burden Snicn
now presses so heavily on her. Sir, The scrip
lure laws il down. "hal the Devil goes about Ike
a roaring Lion" seeking whom he may devour-
and there are also human devils going ABOUT
seeking what unfortunate woman they may &C.
ceiye and ruin. This poor woman was taken ID
nv one Of these devils, human shape who mar
ried her: shorty afterwards he went on and COM
united a crime, tor which ne was Sent 10 Tue
Penitenliaty. He has now been absent ABOUT
seven wears. He lett his wife and child 70 lake
care Of themselves; and, Sir, think ne mas
lost ali his RICH, and lille To her. We should
give her an opportunity to better her condition. u
possible, and 10 The man who may now marry heE
an honorable possession, which is eleven points
n law, according to the doct'iGe OF the Lawyers.
So hope the House will pass This bill.
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pcctally, w. -
The New Orleans Della gives some inioruia-
,ion. which may be useful 10 "Gold-ssekers," ana
NAV throw some light on the proposed Panama
connection OF the two oceans:
nThere was no sickness al Chagres, except on
hoard one vessel The Barqrc John benson AZ
rived there Two days before TIE Falcon, WIN nl',
passengers. The British man steamer lay "a, a.
f,yed =, Cnoeres on lhc 18th nit and leis on 'ne
30 b with 81, 100000 ia specie, ana le" pAsse"'
gers 49,, ;, r,,,r,s mo mas.
sonoers los, no time in securing small ooats, ana
proce,dins up The river in tnemi 'ney arc oouo
Zee -. mis-. al Panama. Win reference 10 Inc
rnn,s and means Of transportation across The Is h
mns MIR. Harris states, that passengers ana
,r.;,b,.eo from Cnasres, up The river OF mat
nam,e some twenty miles in buais. OF when mere
srs NAM on the river, some ot them OF ~ 10
Is ions burden. Freight Is a Inc rats OF aoou.
81 so per barrel and pass &c from 20 10 any
amonnt above that which the boatmen can con-
tract for. The land route, from the Tlyei 70 "a
mama. is BIZ either the Gorsona read, "n'ch -
low and muddy during The yet season, or oy 'he
C,uc.s road, which is high, rocky and rough
Pack mules cdn be obtained a. from I'VE 10 zen
dollars for the trip AGO The lsIhmus, which Is
thiuy-six miles BY one rou'e, and 'hi'ly oy me
olheG. Tie mules are capable OF carrying 25O
pounds each. Mr.. Harris engaged over three
bundred mules Tor the use Of The passengers OF
The Falcon, and sent two expresses 10 Panama
for more; but as over one thousand trunks were
to be transported, TWO trips would be necessary.
The steamer California was mol expected al
Panama before the 3 h ul,imo, which would give
Them ample time 10 effect their Crossing Mf.
Harri. represents The Chagre> river a one Of me
most beautiful he has ever seen, with quick
curreur, and no; less than eigh, feet Of water be-
tween Inc mouth and and Cruces. Tine LILLE
seamer Orus will sooa be plying on The river
having been sent from New York for that pur-
pose, and will greatly facilitate transportation
across Ihe Isthmus. 4 week would be Sufficient
10 trim away the branches thai overlap The river
and then there would be nothing 10 impede The ma
vigation, as there are no snass >halcws in the
stream. Nj. II SAYS Inc country IS very oeanti'
ful, and III, 100000 would make an eIceilen
carriage road across"
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DIED.

Died, at Atamosco, ne res dence a Joae -
tersun, Esq, Baltimore county, IN me ." ''s'r /"
her SIN YEA, NAEGaRrT NICHOLAS, est =! ..
yerrof Wilson Cary Nicholas, 81 Virginia, ata
s.. Ter OF The late Gen. Samuel Smith, y H'7 /.
lant--a lady who was distinguished ny 10 c.h
virtues and character, rs @cl as IN b iG2 tae -
i'I,v stn'iriDna 80 wei known .vs HI Ie.i
abilities and eff; Give services as prliiciar.--
A. a member OF Congress, and sub.tqlcoIlY -
Governor Of Virginia, he cxet,ed great - e. ~
the councils al his country.
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mum, and 10 cents per mile mileage, in lieu Of
the pay ami mileage which they now receive
This substitute was adopted in committee, hul
will probably BE- amended or rejected in lie
House. Without coming 10 any final conclusion
on The bill, the committee rose, and the House
adjourned.
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SHAKESPEARE BANlsaED FROM ENG.

SHAKESPEARE BANlSHED FROM ENG
LANDING. Macrcady al Baltimore was cal.
ed oul, and made bfiel address, in l@aien he
said =
From The fact that there is now n hsaIte il
nv own country in which The immortal rH,dug-
tions of Shakespeare can be properly p'oduc,i. y
is my intention 10 retire from he sag ssVeFdi
years earlier than most OF my distinguished riefe'
cessors have done, and earlier man iees my my
steal powers render such course nectssais.
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To The Editors # The Enquirer:
~

Gentlemen: As ,he iinquiler is most ex!en'
siveIy circulated through the counties composing
the first Congressional Dlsric, and Inc term oi
the Hon. A. Atkinson being nearly al close,
and that gentleman no. intending 10 be cahdi-
date of re election, take gtea, pleasure 10 PEE
senling the name OF our most able al z-anus
representative in lhe Legislature, DR.. 4. q. Ro-
binson, tnf The SURFACES OF the voters u The
counties composing The first Congressional Dis
,ric.-none being more faithful 10 The duties o!
representatives, or lruer 10 The trust
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LOST,

LOSl,
GONE Tine last week, small white Dig "a
~ med Pen highly valued BY lhr own,r 10 X
liitlc use 10 any other person. a liberal Tcaa'd
vii be paid for his delivery 10 The subscriber ~
Marshall street, Shockue Hill, OF at tie Euqnn I
Office, or for such information as NAV lead - ais
recovery. JOHN J. DICKINSON.
Ian 1876
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TIE United States Commissioner q China al.
USED his dispute with Governor General Seu Oh
the 9Th Of October, a! Canton. Tne even, was
celebrated BY a banquet a, the residence q. How.
nu.-fh
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-gnNoyER COUNTY.-A meeting

II HANOVER COUNTY.-A meeting Of
The Democratic paEy Of Hanover vii. be held al
Hanover Cont House on Tuesday nex', me 23d
irsaLl, (Cour day) 10 appoint delegates 10 a
District Convention proposed 10 br held in the
civ OF Richmond on Thursday The Isl OF March,
10 nominate candidate 10 represent his DistrcI
in h. next Congress.
Tine other counties in The District are requested
10 be prepared 10 uni with US on The lst Of
March.
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Among The nominations recently confirmed By
the Senate, we hear Of that Il Caafes Games
Esq, Tor some time past Associate Eillof q the
"Uniou" 10 BE- Commissioner OF he Unued
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(Telegra pied for lie Baltimore Sun
COLUMBUS, January l6-P. NJ.
The Ohio Dificsities one mare IN a flr rag igr
Solflement

The joint select commit.re Qrom both Houses
Of the Legislature) appointed to examine nc
tuins OF thu Governors election have placed taem
in the hands OF The Secretary OF Sste and lie
Speaker OF the Senate. TINS will undoubtedly
settle that ditticnlY
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[Corre,pondenee Of lie Enquirer.l

NORF Tx, JahUaIy 10 ~ Ioi9'
Dear Sirs The receipts OF Corn nave zen
light in our market tor some days ra':; bat =
the Dismal Swamp Canal i, r -. i"l-
ming order, we may lock J.. @fat aiphes soon.
Sales OF mixed To- la : 80 =, measure no af':-
vas Of While Or yeliow-the former E"uia re
baby command SIS c., and the later % 3" =. !.
Peas 81 SO g; white Beans 7oa 10 ~! YAK
Slaves DR., ssed, S22 per Mn demana.
Yours, Iniy, r -
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan lT-@ales ..
dour a. IS; wheat i02 a lO1 c.s C,n.: - -
tur white 81 So Tor >cOW. OATS: 81 4 81.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

mothers aud daughters, have more than cone
With these hasty suggestions, and WISHING
succsss 10 hi, great und r:aSiIg, lsabscrioe my
self your friend and obedieat seryan', very res
pcctially, W. L.
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ATTENTION, FlREMEN!
V7OU are requested 10 attend meeting On
i Saturday evening next, January 2Oh, q
half pas, o'clock, in the School kooD, eve:
No. 2 Ensine House, Tor The purpose Of euqui-
ring into The imposition imposed on some q
your brother Fremen On Tuesday las. We
hope every Fireman will be present
Ian IS-3t By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
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A silly rumor has been foaing through the
country, we hear, that The Cholera has made It's
dread appearance ia lhia city. 'There is nothing
in H." The civ, with The exception of COLDS is
perfectly healthy. Suppose the cholera should
come-would ii not BE- safer for lie Legislature
10 remain, where the best medical aid Can be had}
To run away, is BY no means security. Should
any one ca.ch The infection from The impure a.
mosphere or The swarmins infusorie (accordibg
to the animalcuiar lheory,) he cannot leave il
behind By iocomolion-as witness The mclancho-
II deaths Of Colonel Dix and Major Davis near
Wheeling. The best plan is 10 meet the danger
and keep up The spirits. Like Mr.. Clsy's early
designation Of The power 10 charter an U. Saes
Bank, The Cholera is a svasranl," now here, now
there, aud going where il lis,eth.
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Z IL T. 4 Il ia Il

To conclude with the ID ANA II
AUSTERLIIZ.
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ROUND PLAsTER.-2,0 tierces i"sh
VI grouEd Plaster For sale BY 90
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q %
Jan, S-c6,
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-, re,,onios OF these gentlemen. Have 'hey
.nv more "nstruc,ions" TO ere Isl" IN REGARD 10 'he
D;s,r;c, Of Columba than in regard t" ire er'ilo-
ri,ories: and do not the same principle ana iac's
apply as strongly TO The one Gaze as 70 me '''e'
We again regret that Mr.. Thomas, alter SO eoou
= beginning. arrived at so lame and iupo-
font conclusion" We yet hope to see nm sns-
,ain The committees resolutions
Mr.. Newman Of Madison, followed in man
Is. spirited and humorous, speech in defence Of Inc
resolutions, ab1unding in capital hits al Mr. har-
rison OF Loudoun, Who sneered at he Virginia
resolutions Of '95-'9 AMI therefore Gid not sur
prise him in opposing The Virginia resolutions
of 1919; Mr.. Smith OF Alexandria ('the North
Srar") and Mr.. Scott Of Fauquier, Inc "Proies-
sor OF Decency," in the proposed College al The
head OF Sail River. Mr.. N. said that Virginia
could mol now, with honor and safely, reverse hei
position and he felt assured that Virginia and The
whole South we're ready 10 stand up 10 heI
ground apd act 100. MIR. Ms remarks which
with others, we hope 10 give in FIJI, were wor'
Thy of the county OF old Madison.
On motion OF Mr.. Moncure OF Stafford, The
House agreed 10 meet the res' 81 this week al III
o'cl ck There seems 10 be general understand
ing that The vote will be taken on Saturday Mr.
Seear will open the debate this morning.