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MISCELLANEOUS

From the staunton Spectator
An appeal to the Cerps, Ea' Somnu una
"a eh'di A a9' 5s {'G Ss 'pN p1sn ai
NJ, Edor-Iu your paper Of last week YOU IN ,er,S ny
100 severe comment on the oase of Nav Last eoped
from hs neighborhood stealing away the oauen'e VI
course on his purjurd descending smooth;
Are honor, virtue, conscience all e1l'eo = ..
daoone his assiduous devoted loving wiie VINO
for IS years minsteed his every want N s.or The
health leaving her TO the eosa gs or many wears
WI % ond ali acouan,ances know her only 10 praise hel
anu Who s Harvey G. Coursey7 native OF the county OF
and State of Virginia. born OF respectable Poas pa
rsnts They had applied to their son the rte OF
he WINS at one time member Of the church, ana vas
member of the old temperance society," VINO saa JOHN
was his vocation when in the county7 He had Vo-
cations manufacturing school for many years. eaaug, -
ting arithmetic and sometimes vsv pretty
hand PLAYS we'll on the violin, and IS passiohaey i
music; draws hieroglyphics well with the pen anu prints
wei WIN s NAV be- koon and read will briefly describe
him He Is about az years of age feet III inches high'
slender but well made; quick and active IN MS % FIN
he much when slight" sober, and has on nana lu
~ anecdotes6e wears ,cig auburn and when OF,
80 bn;r ON The top of his head here the hair ought 10
wears green spectaces someumes and his
he NAV adopt home in the west or no nos
Violated his matrimonial and broken nearly every pre-
80, IN tho 1,enlopue He collected to the letter. all oues
I'D contracted new debts and left them unpaid depnving
his wife Of any means Of support and her iatner 20
of age living with her. he took away WIN n'h ho' ~
10 Ave hundred dollars in cash. - ~.
watch tower "cry aloud and spare not-Pass aH aroua
fling his portrait 10 the breeze Introduce nun
Nv rhout the pale Of the United States hand his picture
over to the Chrys,a Palace rare show and wnen ooh
with the exhibition, embam hin IN your eui'o''a' 90
b,neou light to the innocent and unguarded ,r.,
June l6, 1851. LIN hso4''
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~ u, tys,srs II iaa iNa4r,s. l. G. 5,sa H. 1881

a. H. ssrs II liz H kns.lr,s. d G. J,sa IT. 1891
,,,,na the pFinicrs of the Union office
,rescn,cd tn the venerable llios lt IN, - az nnvcr Sr
nken of their appreciation as ,I address 10 which
scNsfhans sTrrd suitable reply Mr. Fillmore Nh
nj MIR Cochran Mr. Clarke Mr. pendeion Of ar
nia and many other gentlemen IN ,bs inv of the re-
wns nureeably spent and all depaf'eu ~ .is az wy
was nH Adjournment extended to them by MI H.
cePon nrun left this city this morning. on his Journey 10
Ohio via New York M hooee AL Lea the commission
tue ~ Ind;n6 aas is also there New I9rk making his
arrangements for trip to the ter, In u pay
annmiiies 10 the Indians OF mat ierf'IoIy. .,,,,
LS,i, his future residence. We hope he VIII 90 So
If The people of that ancient town au ' pid
e =, b nensed politically 10 have him mus 10 locate
Whrrery would not then lord II over Inc oiStlct
as il does now without meeting &c 9spno If ,be
PTost'u, " h,t respectable district. we should haI MS
oasis .I =, Alexandria harbuger OF better times and
prospects ,O ,d Capt Shanburg Chat to be ycser
an aycDnr had bout" with Mr. Fuller OF his ey but
u s not much of u spree; MIR. Fuller was iet holanS
of the coat OF The Captain has been noted hereto
O,0 As great adept the broad sword out IN hls case
ntnp was used but natures weapon OF oeence' ana pre-
cious little of that. &c., /, q oen,,emon,v cIerk,
: om Of the Departments Monday morning played
mdn,, upon the frontal Of lie Uranium OF nit. THOMAS OF
W. Tyfn Hotel Some difficulty OF language having passed
t.n tho two old gen,emn the old Commodore, true
o his Vir"na spunk requested Mr. Thomas to withdraw his
offensive e WHICH, the Commodore laid him his length in his
Then ensucd scee better TO be ancled than
can describe Mr.. Thomas sbPed from the 9Ia I ComHo
I in nuick lime It rich scene, but lhomas go
ha he deserved for nsungone Of the as Of the cooke
HATS ~! of the old Virginia lin.
be PRESIDENT will visit Virginia. and Mr. Webster will sc
L Hereafter suppose aesc gentlemen will not take
the crcu, ioge,her The trip New York gave Mr. Web
ser TOO much Of the start of c President consequently
their visits for the future will bein opposite aTeGons
ynur obedcnt servant, JACOb fAi LIZ " II 'h'
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

sNlE above rr@ar -" tt:v dollars vii ts pa iOf the
"a delivery q! N: servant Bon apARrE wi,
my pitU,al!uH IA. t Inst. Il j. believed that he sal! All
rnravur pass himself whit. person aul fr-s
States. hri.'l his sh aLt Hrtry StIa-lt h
has been frequently taken iur mAIc person liz agng. y
Years az" hut bal cruwl speaks slowly and with H!.n n,
sccl: infused Cl"! "tlun pain IA: Ia. m
nj! 9TH t:.u carSr-'t a. :,
other rrcc.":rr! TIE rrw"c! w he for
apprehension o Il bn:. II akcn mon! n u iw Se .yo.l
ms plantation! and S II .as"m under TIA: distance
WI. \, SCOTT
iIrSar!-yie. A.h.mar,". June li-c3w
J5- The pishg: "H.t wi! please laser iec week all sem
b | ~ EttIti Lrr. -
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FAME.
RY JOANNA BAfLlE.

BYJohSNA BAILIE.
aoh, who shall lightly say that Fame
Is nothing but an empty name,
Thu nuns nsr w 40 10 brace, the hear, to warm;
ls thinking of the mighty dead, -, .,,,
he ss,1 5sns sse sa', p s''
IKE them 10 act noble part!
Oh, who shall lightly say tina. Fame
Is nothing bu, an empty name,
When, but for those our mig htY deao'
Am aces past blank would be;
SINK in Oblivion's murky bed
A desert bare--a shipless sea;
They are the distant objects seem
The lofty marks Of wha, hath been.
Oh, who shall lightly say that Fame
Is nothing but an empty name,
When memory of the mighty dead,
To earth-worn pilgrims wisttul eye
The brightest rays of cheering 'hea'
Tina, point TO immortality "
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COOL WEATHER

we are now In the midst Of unusually cool-we mich,
say eod spell OF weather Summer clothes are at discount
and winter apparel at premium On yesterday morninp
inc mercury was ten degrees below temperate we do moi
no" now 70 account Tor this unnatural temperature by
oter supposlon than that cebcgs on our coast The
spell has been of TOO long continuance have been
oy hail Storm While this weather will prove injurious to
the oat CROP has played exactly into the hands of The
narvesers better for the harvest has meyer
known in this section of the country
Petersburg lnteAigencer
ihE TOBACCO CROP.-The presen. dry and cold
tates much against the tobacco CROP MANY of
'e psn's !hat have been have pershed and the
pa In oeo' are 80 scarce that persons canno, re- plant
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nEkGEG.

DlEn al the residence Of her father the 18th inst In HI, a.
Of her age LOUISE MARION only daughter OF T. L. 7 AMI ~
}calc. ' Il NJ
DIED. near Chesterfield Court House. on Ie!ay morning!
INSTANT confession "i III. BRAIN Sli.tS w ~ ~ III
and Eza Clralain acci YEATS aud ~ days. To ma
family, this ISa sad bereavement child sgl,y and ana
could not fail 10 excite Interest III
and Tie !on'est h,icatioHs OF us.p MN
heath has aed those anticalI"ns. and the uoy "
Ill til " nttres; But while som.lin,, hard 80 p.
my will thine be done, Lord =" should remen No
rclven,cat from One whose wisdom goddess ar. a
works, al,i whose mercy .M,l:eih orcyer:r s!""
"Wccp not-though from thy troubled b.or.
The lie IL -
A hul has fallen from thy Breast,
To bloom etcrai!ly IN Heaven" ~ :,
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BY ';'AI, 1.1tEHSSIk pi' VIRGINIA.


ESFORMATi0E havi- been received .: the EXccuiHs VIA W
JOAN Cu;on. whc tied ~ the Jui 90 HEM
Is charged nurrr his r-*aIs 'g"m the sai u wv
ts aud going ~ iars- q" "s'e
rowan! % hundred !t-s any "'a r.
vino shalt said DR. John VI Gl"ton ana f't
rn'o i;ninlv and do reiui'"
this Commonwealth. aHG military and reide ne
generally te. hr .y"r'Ions ~ procure Ne Aires
Caption. ,hl; ha aa; b. tcDucii, 10 jus:!'" ,.r.t
Given under latta Go.cuor aud umirr The lrs'e'
, II. cunluln.w wealth. Richmond! this 81. Ia, o. h tn
t".'N- the yoar sjl. JOHN u F"|. ia.
Clop,on !, 7cris" 81 yHarH old. and s't'
has bic eyer s l0iu, .h, AMI WEIGHS 100 cf wv
lie well. asa. Gr,:c io!:ie is sh2a -
III ami irnss Ju-t -
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pORTY6AL.
NIGHT-A SONNET.

o,. n;oht when our first parent knew
mE rSss rom report divine, and heard Thy name
ma he moi tremble for this lovely frame frame
g T1G n glorious nio canopy of light and blue?
Yet nea;n h eu. .ars Of the grea. setting fame,
Jsonsrns with the host of heaven, came,
hn eSg 10 Creation widened in mans view.
who could have thought such darkness lay So1eea'so
,yh,i., Az and leaf and insect stood revealed, >,
That 10 such countless orbs thou madst US nn1a
whu do we then shun death with anxious strhe
r. lgh, can thus deceive, wherefore not lie.
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SUfCIDE.-Ms Reid, a of unimpeachabe character,
and consistent member OF tho PRESBYTERIAN Church. COM
mtted suicide near New Providence Rockbrdge County
few days since He mounted mis- horse informing his wife
that he going lake short ride went out in the woods,
tied end o. rape his neck and the other 10 the limb
OF tree spusred his horse and remained suspended from
the limb No cause assigned Stanton Spectator.
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no CSut.itTAkEHs.

f'nr' Chester.
t.ri am! Amelia. uH!"g thcr
wall upo5is u"si 10" INST !y y! ia = >'iI z
.A.r l."v's Bcr!,r across appUns"Ot
i:,.,- r.. ..nH ptr!cL i"il"", va >'Hr
i'"! 10
present ,ri:" s"Tr pi lac Ia f'- Centre ;wrny lee:
t anvt uliS hS !;ceI c- ~ "a" iai
i,.u lee; r ~. Sir~ ans tnu'!e! on sc rr!
al ,r,.s,r. r l: ir"i r" "Ai'n'n w' t'rarheg
stretch each seven ~ fourteen inches r
m rom buncn,s trissc-. ~" 'i"".cS lrNr eci Zach
rr ,r-i> centre plr The ri<.csiJ ~ i"cl'r
lI cl"r from
u.ss BE- ulg.. sixteen imcrs The srl"tS !rn trne "a
.rrr mar b. hy Inches Al Inc sr"Frs;O
,- nm. ,fs s,l,rwsrs ri hear: pine Gi"
s m the present urira TIE tnrE 81 the tTl-e 4" Be o hcac
ue ,w aG hall inches rhcs Tie Undertake. 20 have tie no:
b. Is. &c IL. the Old :aiuwses
Tier. Ii;T ine stone at 'e Chcscrh" a'un'n'whlcs
III. ,l cgtake: caG free OF charge.
The undertaken Wit he required Ia give bond and security 20 ss"
the bridge good for the term u! six wears iron" IN" day OF IL
u. received The bds VIII be oi AMI decided uf,! 30
E,,d s- nr the Hrsi day ut July urN,. Il; i2"'cnck
must writing ur,e. addressed - he Com
missioner. elthrr cn, tj endorsed proposals - rrhu
u.y,,r. I,rtI.rn RICHARD \. TIIWEiIT,
~ WV L. ELhNkf\SiilP.
TIlO~. q BLANklNSp,
WILLIAM II WILSON,
SPENCER \ MANN,
ALBERT BRANCH.
I,mul
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& VALUABLE ESTATE For SAIE.-Thr Gaief'-.- e.
e anxloti. 10 rclurn his SAFE Virginia. pf , IL
ou' Ill. ws".c Aabilit. li plantation e'
~ cpn-icrrl the best cn"nn ,r.s.
Safes viz The Cane Bra.c OF Alabama III" nam 81
huq:-eI and eighty between eight and rl"s
cultivation. TIE balance ued'I! '.'
a.Blt -i2t ting ere .uel: h Tlmv,y s"
,pg linz. I STOCK The a"I ."
arli,v az! the location very hcaly being d In;
Alabama and Tom5Ebcc rivers the iofHsi
latter sixteen. The society the iuIfir'
sIp being conposed Of the better ca-s " o; the
old States. For refinement and intelligence the ~
Cane Break Is not 10 be surpassed. ~ win lie
On the plantation liJ negroes. Old and yoHns wa" ps
stock. arn!G- utensils &c. the subscriber OYER o ,Gl
VIII. the land Tie dwelling house. cait cia
Necessary oGhouscs. good order There are lgE
wells CONVENIENTLY situated. !re.ent parts OF m Il4
which anor!a plentiful supply water o u" ' lD.I
TERMS U!e sixth cash. the r.inaIadec Ia iSe ei ' "
na.nts, all Satisfactorily secured 49,, ,rt.sule-
Possession viii BE- given "a tn. l.; o: January
promptly answered. address WI. I'm. mama
NV 1I-rtf Union T'n"au PERI 'nH|N, -
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BLOOMERISM

oos y Sor 20 appear on our streets in the Bloomer
are bound up in the highest confidence Th, P how
ever we VIII venture to communicate: she is snoa
nounce the commencement of her perambuation rd on
expected that the stores will be closed during her
nave purchased lorsne,e, double opera sss
ID oioel has we may bring her up close possible
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me emgrants and returning Calornians, who are "a.
rom me prevalence OF cholera The Pride of the West
Iaa ns h hssas victims Of the epidemic on her las, trip ST.,
der the disease. The quarantine regulations of ST Ion
are doing the city invaluable service On the 4th instant
Ten persons died al the quarantine hospital and fifteen
attacked with the cholera during the TcEsbr LVb;n
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III TT III IIN~t nv. IT .NI.N
u 'ilE mlrrI c hlv. r;cc"cd cccat.Y N'ns L
purchase nut rnt ht4 nciu' to l al tn G' dri
red OAK timber land. Their probably nG - @''
cords Uf wns within mile al York aGi no" nl'ii7
creek The !-h rlc" wood the .'urrn ma E. aH u;
acli- delivering YJJ iUcr this nlj' ir'l
rLb. e hu-iuc tli~ l"ri
will sell he wood standing nciu!as ,lrse gIint''
red OAK TIMBER @ c-p"u.b- waHin tn
deliver landing - 90 cords three ?t" n'
=. icrr.ri nn Wll.lIiH NAI"""'
Villa u-h"rg, iunc 3--c,u
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y
NEGRO man tanned hob escaped rom ne y" ~ '< - y.ry
liiyN am va
dark c,n,cs 81 ni aui "nt "t S-
the whites his uciIuc ~ br ;ti. Wien -i's-
be- qick WAc H.: escaped. he ,Iar whiSnr nr T ''
IA liIr !rS consisted vhr pHssih "'|A
coat. blooms the lie nclr"o lie lis i
n" II. rarr;e,! irn'n f.uGurr county 20 Richmond "
Dr. Robinson. and SGs purchased by tn !1h ,nI i'' ,
Robinson. IL b. lIan lIS"S irt' -Hii ht-' W.
b. lurking ab WarrranU, Va b. heard i' 10 Hir W.
owned by s"l'I.faai Wirr.uon INE III NDH -Dh'"''
and sIvcrr- IA Etc'unrrt go.
Jan" t-ci, Preston N''''Nn
jASp. s.rLu" Peruvian G!aAo. di y !s'I'
and oI air TIiu,l=. sui; purchaser; IL ne t''
kc, price. fJunc IL GARLAND ROhlN>oH
'''N
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HARTFORD, JUNE TO.
L. s. SENATOR.-The Senate has chosen R. s. Bald
win whig L. S. Senator by OF Il 10 g. The house
votes this question next Wednesday.
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HASTY Observation-Disclosures VIM Tbaver aoed IA
years: was married to Miss Dolly Simpson, aged 81 at East
randolph, Mass on Friday after long and interesting
courtship of one hour and twenty minutes
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FOR SA LIZ

II
VsNIIE "fiERMITAGE, tract Of lad Ylns on If9 5.
Cuipccr County. Va mic above Way an5buf-.
Cupeper Court House. contiguous oih. Oang" ~! ,y
Railroad Containing i6 ltiG good location if'
and the Land is well adapted 10 gram and :fa pSrTT.
N4rri. IT-ctni I'tliS y 49,
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We have received two letters applying for the "skul''
which left at this office several weeks ago and heretofore
described BY u5-one from Professor Of the Richmond
Medical College and the other from the Curator of the Acad
envy Of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia The formc ha-
wing superior claims upon us we feel bound send il 10
him, and will do The first opportunity. Mr irwin the find
Of the skull has authorized dispose OF in any way
fit Siaunton Spectator.
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Inc enormous floating bridge barge of 400 fee, in
rs 'na"pan Journal says it is astonishing aair
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Tue G,orhlnJ cor.. November s'
a CIltc" >mih, H." j1t.pEt - i
aud Sim aud ~ dark n:u%n r.crGr-ai con.ha
head large bnwe;gcI. AMI r>asr- wle
SllarIY -uhri! II" " "
Kemp, Esq. ~ Gloucester c"uny. aui M 1879 worked ~
rarct! Chesterfield AMI Amelia n wli
,.crs have aG Ia. >crfetcd l4r Rcnuti.
he may til" irl w,l ~
TAKEN miles ml.rrc he shall. delivered Al
,.Ilrs delivery c,hcf place wherever re- l ,s
March I.--rr' JOSEPH ALLEN
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Inc Female Institute at Staunon Va, was purchased by
Inc late Protestant Episcopal Convention Of Virginia.
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JOHN &. BOYD.
JV1I = c. BU 1 d.
ATTORNEY Ar LAW AND NOTARY PI Bllt.

ATTORNEY ut LAW NM MY FFINTIF'
17Tl held kirhNlic
and county ennco lie also hts he rGb
lie notary and Ill pay particular attention 10 DR. "in: b""
l,ni
Nav lE'"'in
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ALLEN

XEs.- connection wt hcIr k,s MI
erected Mandatory OF all desc 2ba- oi
ANES IAICIIES AND AIDES whchhey waraGt eiui 70 aGY
rUulTy, ar, oIrr tnedcfs Northern prices
under the direction Nj George
Reynolds til" rm OF & Reynolds sons. % n mo"
"nkncn Tools been IoS
and 'ivoraby known 10 every STAT" IN ;Ic ln!o0
IL Orders Will be executed "il all possible dispatch
ARCHER co
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Horace Greeley, who is the Worlds Fair says in
MS editorial correspondence TO the Tribune that those going
England should take good look the before they
oepar SO that they will know it on their He says
he sun across the Atlantic looks like boiled urnp
han anything he has SEEM Or least has no resemblance
TO its American namesake
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z " I y q. t Il Y Il . N !, -. -,
SASH, BLISD AND DOOR MANut.cTuHEk AND GLALiEk.
removed 10 Main aui Franklin streets IN
rraru M.ssrs Cook Roper and nearly Opposite bheT
Hall -. -..-....
All the well ~ the nes,as owh'
nrn,us il. the style moderate rico tl' !chts
T., ~, n.nl su -r'rn
,naCIiI,t: BELTS HOSE: AND fr;An ~, ia
W. sole Agents IN Eastern Nf9t ~
IN. sale of In ,ci, Hose AMI Steam Packing E"r CON
sanity ON hand stock nj rnd crfpo" d" N" ar
tc. The extensive us" ~ AL parts 81 The c
,,ycs ,rc. %asact,i For Wheat Machines, Stw MIL
Ervanr STRAPS ami AL Belts. II Is "Gh ut: "cSihc -
Tie Hose Fire Engines Gardens. Factories ta HilA4 iGf9
- used TEH P"csir: II
generally known extensively used. by AZ VIII" nave IN" manage
ruy, 81 St".r. En.rr- uHiy " STATE A. We III
,y,v- k,. uu Ii w!. aud I,Sms- ' c,u y" wanri
TN. r,ly a' ilc a,r"c "'- TIE ac-i
,av
,.., u,orr ,llan rrIuIr,i WILLIAMS BROTHER.
i.-ct Cary sir'" AI''i- Tor m" N'l'l''h''-.
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a pPOMATToX AND JAMES RIVER PLAN
"a TERSl am prepared. supply carc"es OF AGRICULTURAL
LINE from approve! kiln, with dspaic-ad vi" be ohItri To-
ORDERS THOMAS BRANCH.
In r'.r Va.
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AN INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TOAST IT., r,
owing toast was gwen at oueenson Upper Canada The
author goes for internal improvements with bis Glove. ~
Dam your canals, blast your furnaces sink vour oI 49,;
bridges. '0"' suspension
Inc paper from which VIC copy this says tina, wac ,;
after dinner. We should think so: tint afer
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Nhen We look at the movement against Reform in Ohio
NAV appreciate the character OF the organization against
IN harP:and The party that this e, il re-
eoeteo Is The same that PROCESSES be otherwise and
Ing 10 be for that which it des2ises But il is crisis like
great election in which organic changes are contemplated
mat ines lis quaiey, and brings true feelings.
PeHnsylrania1
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oceedings were then laid upon Il, table.
WING OPPOSITION TO REFORM

NO event has given sncerer peasue than the grand
and sweeping triumph of the Reformers of MARYLAND by
which the old system of Unequal was DESTROYED The
majority IS very large and there just cause for the reoi.
cling that hns stirred up the popur heart OF that State As
usual the Democratic principle his been the gallant Hero
the Battle. II was this that began the conrst-tha sUg-
gestrd me reorm-hat encouraged its beginning and that
fought through with all the and The enthusiasm of
lis nature 1t Is In such contests hat the bruad and neradi-
cable distinctions between the 1--WE great parties are marked
upon the ineifnceable pages Of Hisory
Here 1t Is where tho value of the Democracy of the coun-
try is ascertaned and admitted Al an evidence how the
Wings OF the State OF Maryland treated the confess, to revise
ana Improve .e constitution OF the State The following cir
cular is Important 1t is worth careful reading and careful
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SEUUCIIUN CASE IN SPRINGFIELD-Thc NH
lie have been greatly excited in Springfield in relation to
case before the Court Of Common Pleas of Monaghan
Doherty ior the seduction Of the plaintiffs daughter Do
herty, the defendant is Catholic Priest On rhursJ,r
morning when the Court came in the trial was brought Ia
sudden Close by the annuncaion that the parties had
tied the case We learn from the Republican that The 40
PENDANT pays $1,000 damages the plaintiff and the costs Of
the suit and signs paper setting forth that so far as h.
Knows there is no foundation for truth in the reports
mpeaching the chastity virtue of the plaintiffs daughter
Miss Monaghan. In this connection il should be fairly
Stated that the line Of defence had the trial gone on was
eIsood to De attack the girls general CHASTITY
te part Of the plaintiff further proceedings against the
including the suit for support the child which
me alleged fruit Of the atters connection with the
'o''"ef daughter, are TO be forever suspended
Worcester Spy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

THE REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE DISCONTINUED
In The last number OF this paper the Editor states that in
consequence OF want Of encouragement the paper would
DC after that number The "Advocatc" was
started advocate of the free basis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONvENTION-Meu.
oe OF the Convention are of the opinion that their abor
WIN De brought TO close BY the fifteenth of next month
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
IMPORTANT To ALL
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June l.-r9aw;lst.lu'v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-12
NEW GOODsI NEW oOODSii
Wholesale and Retail.

CHANKLlN Il REILLY have Just received ,
- very desirable stock OF DRY GOODS, HARD.
WARE. &C., which they will sell low at " hole.
sale or reiail, cash or produce. Their stocs
consists IN part of The following, viz:
Blk and cold French and English Brad Cloth
do do do do Cas- in,eres
Plain and fg'd Saun and s. vesilngs;
Blue, biz, ,mlx'd. db, cen and brown Sattnetts
Ass'td colors Ky. Jean-; plain and plaid Linseys
Red, " bite, yellow and green Flannels;
Bleached and brown Canton do;
do do Shirtings and Sheetings;
English and French Mernoes Thlbe, Cloth;
Plain and fig'd Silk and Mohair Alpaccas;
Fig'd and solid colored Muslin DeLaines,
Silk and wool Chameleon Popns;
Bfoca3e and Turkish Satins, Chameleon Silks;
Bid Gro. Dekhine Silks % TO 80 inches WIDE;
Neat new styles English and American Gallo oes
Rob Roy cloak Innings, blanket coatings;
Carpets, oil cioth carpet tchels: trav'ing bags
White whitney and mackinaw w blankets, FrencI,
blankets "very fine;"
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, OF the newest
styles;
Bonro' and Tap Ribbons, Velvet Trimmings.
Laces and tdgings;
Sc"tc,. Iiaper Crash Towels, Table Cloths, Nap
kins, &c:
Toge. her with great variety of Fancy Articles
and Notions, too numerous TO mention, selected
with care for this market, which will be sold ai the
lowest price Tor Cash or Produre: such as Corn.
Oats, Pork, Feathers, White Beans, &C. &c
Nov. Ia. 80. SHANKIlN e. REILLY.