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Go H. .rr, 81 GAMER II All lI~
rULv~. .- OBJ. .rt ,NNkIE REMEDY HHr
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srT.H.. ..rT uurrif .H..| b., BE- ZOO H i.a .Hts.
e. ~. AIWIll. y. Q. u#.'Hr 4. state. a..
r.. r.r... NJ. WbHs-.a aH| Retail Alrur.
N...-. d. A.. Root \ Co.. l1H 4 lI.I', 5. cob
Pane. T. NB.hIHrr. Nurlh rsti.. T.. NsH.sl +
Co.. uH.ta.aI. :. .. Hose. lrI N.B1I D,ushr
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Scrub, Maauuyre- Legislative Scene

PM .H... ...|.
Nj Srrub. VAS o. Short m.r,-a.r. arl
rh'h-..-y u.I chop. Who bod hr.r -.r. trlar
lr-..ltar. frtuaru- G,r y,ar, B.t >-r.H.
was sous pumpkins, 7rf fthrrr va.HruHus
going 90 l1 'he House rhl' required ar. AND
eunnr,c =. command ,urrr-,. ha e.r,.r 600
:. engaged by tar la.yr.-aa. In Jh..r b..a'I
by some means or other. Scrubs hlI % pair
ufhulr tU.ukE1r ewes, rn1t seemed tn CAS-,
turns - the visionary service Jl.y rrulsrri.
DO brnc very rare c.rram.anra O. 6ad mon.
than our Of them up,a at Ia time.
Scrubs could u'S rkr a. huok, arI -umr-
rrr,, ash-, e Va, highly desirable ru PAIN
time hy DELAYING rhe taking uf th- question
asuab.r before Che HOUSE, hr could mas,
a Tremendous long uus, top-lrr-.rr Boo
Bunker UII. VI, kitIer.s rmHL York
uvu, lee, Ply, IrNur'uu. lut thr shan.
rh,i br.-i uItuvI,. D. short, De- rr.I ..l
I'r ihe House and Speaker o. such 600 extent
lhli ihry scarcely krra uaa' Was rhr r..-
ton uf what Scrub. v1s driving o., Oh. a.- l..
,r.ry1-oas .p-erH and cung.uur-una ,l'b
Oacs >.5.f- found sur.sIf rr minority.
and ,sr, much Interested .r OBJ. rr-.l1. of a
c.rr.rhHr L.HaI rarf.'y r.a.r.I u.-.s,
sod Sound lha, aurui BIS reliable voters vrr
away. and could 1o, ryi1n, h.-r Doe beat
DAY. WAT vl, iubr Juarf Ilr HafDlku.
Grau buurln.l ID bl.t. and from -H..r ,,aau-.
ron was lorcyd On weld lrr fuor 90 OBJ. other
side H. heard h., opponent. argument
,le its elect upon rhe sa-1s.r liI.r.aare
vas never no fault, just strr ~.-Il.s, ham
mcr uu'gJ upon h., le,a. rrn0ny 90 Boo.
going through De form. ana o.. aaI a.r.aI,
commenced Co speak, Scrubs jumped OPP, ar
said
"Mr Speaker ?"
But that faucuor1y would ay bear hm
indeed 10 was cot of urigr far Scrub, Co rls.
a, that moment
"Mr Speaker reiterated Scrubs peep
ing drs, out Of one eve, and thsa ,hr urarr
est down. NJ Scrubs, az 'a.f .lIJ th,
Speaker, rather sharply.
"Bui, SIR, must spsak-the hct .,-
"O5jcr' ,rjer'" shouted ibc HOUSE.
bot, SIR, continued Scrubs.
Toe gentleman viii please 81, be seat
reiterated the Speaker.
" Mr. Speaker there IS da1-sr-"
'OrIer order" shouted the msm5srs
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CHmplr, iun ri'hI, tHiri With ihr h.n1m oi hri.hs
Muh fkiu as plu, and lir rIrl,1 uaiHs--
~uu anil swsFt ss tbs fsgT1nt fussH-
Teeth no sausi luI shit, ss alIlstrr.
Hrslth ~ ,s,st.,t ir4guror. 8rI Ir. ri ,rni urr.
With dHvu- ru-i.n aud -ilss, LsAs.
luNurilHt t'ss,s dancing -nu,uI', DER h. $50"
be usJk,
No ,,rL r,ruI.t,c .rut, Co. m,r OBJ, rsl..ggrrr
Or Co o,.t ull .h,dls. r',r Ilul,'. master pl0...
RAILWAYS INDICATED soar.
Cumpo.sd 1t tbr most j,I,..u., care aad tasr1n
gums,
Ofc>tn,is, oil., ani o..tl, ss.,uoss-
OttHv,r., fUut., trees, Iui of,uiaI Tlaa's,
ross,.siHg vUuinuu' tifiu's u',r sAIH tlssas's.
TO THE COMPLEXION II DWARTS
BEAUTY.
~ s,ansiug ths .kin ron 40 srrp,i,r matter.
Makes clean che ppfc', gives action iu ths uplarcs,
u, which an poi.1nous hunars lf' gsDrI,-
Aui health, action o. the Ain Ir.tar'd.
o. the teeth Il gi,rs vhli51rs. anil prevent. doriy
" mske- iho hin .uit sweet ard smnuth,
Transform. The n".t rsruii,, aud ii.hswrt 'sago
T. clcar and b.auuiul o0mpsaiou.
RAILWAYS CIRCtsSIlN BARN.
lmpau. nutrimcui o. che hair
Mako. Il strong. gh,s,. rsh aud luNurilnt,
Cl,ansss The scalp iion daniua, -gi'o' action 'o
che hulbs--
Fa.t,n. tie hairupou the scalp .andlofco. itlouov
Like guam, to q bauen .0l, q maAss u uoh and
prodnctiyc,-
10 dee. the hair make ID smooth ADD g'ssy,-
Suoug and beautiful, Sc.
RtarIgs CucastisH Blis - ~ " No PEE Hhra'
e Pfice p Csnt. 90 b1ue.
RNDWAN 4 GO, Practical Chemists.
For Sale, Wholesalc ani Retail, ~
III. ~. nay, Druggist, Portland,
General Ageut luf the State 81 Mains.
Al applications lor Ageucies "a sa,d STATE, 'nn''
D. Addressed a. hin.
Agents flr S1th PARIS, Rust 4 O.. Dfug-isi',
snd l'hinsas More, Agents &c liuckhsld, T. "
wood s Co.. Moth Noway, \. ssiiii souih Wa
teti0rd, Chaplin Nsl'oR. lyA
Jub, 1851.
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Look Here!
QrirL ,nlr, mud small ProGt.!,

tIIr....-.. rtI. ..r..I Ir.f|.rF fl. ..m..F POL,
\ ....H.H ..H.| f..tII .. fb. .u'...I.f. To-. H.
BEL H#sH br H. sH..0 Of Is.r-..,.. ..f.rr. 100 lrHI
.. u...rs H..| UH... MHHH.H -.sH, .Hfr. H..I HH
.sr.- lI.r., Trimming a rr.f1 t,.,uuu.H. fr
..TI.frI.. .ur HrI H.r., IHI.l. vh..H br SOD
..IH T.... vHl,a .8HHpt flI FOO sHIt customer.
n.OOO feet 90 seasoned Pine Lumber.
tsHt.H ..,. Hf q D. 700 NrlllJINf.
NHM rH... NanL - I~H' ~
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CVTION ~ nIIUII-T-

Purchase Illfua,s Rod, E,Igi HH.l Of fhr Hr-
tLHrB,I 1erHts whose ulu"s ar, lHsufHI m OH.
r.rsr Our travelling agents have rHvrr.i 1.f...
Boz, .igusi y, u, l-.iHU Hw,u,sIrr H.saf. Hss Hs
.rr BE-. Pic, 81 and - r,uIs. af-r -.u.,.
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ON STOMACH COMrLNiNT>.

Th.r s Dol. fm of on STOMACH COW.
rlAlNI~ ah.h 90 ..Hss DO srfm f.r,,.h H... ..
H..t. Hf .H.I. y. #.u.f bow 'H. T..I .H. '..
~ DlyT~ INSTANT WlIIr' IH.. .T
HH..# M fIr .H.'.....f s.H.f.Hlf. H.I 30 ."E
rr.'. f. 4. wrslf.| "A. sh.r um# rH HHl, iHr.r
sd ."...s r.rrrr.t EIli uI UIuuU.
NNp NIruE uI UuUN n..a 90 .r... o. Of.
.Hrr..H|H .,....."f Iu .l..s.i NHH..H. A.mIfI".
iH""s. ~...H... .i fH. TIf.I obi. Stomach. bs.
ur.. aH.I ,Hu.., hr ,..I .uf. .' ILsN. ll.1,I.
r.ss. l.aH.ss .i ~H..r.. p.I..T ....T lH#.rHff.H
N.rtH.ss. f......r.T fl lr.rH.fF. ~r..I|.. &c..
u. not DllTuN.~ rIr~iN s.'f DBL, r..r,
,l. iIr ..1HIs BOO h.r #.uF' HHd IMfuH. N,..I..s
f.I.H.N.rr M. lr.r.I States. u D.. TtfHT,| H
Powder Tut u dua. '.frr-,nI Boo rr,rruu.u Wall
i. Mo-, u.. lss 90 Ih,slrHus.
IfI,fs tfIuHts. tuf tllusr Hf rIfsf.Hr.. uHt
Is .hrIarI ni d. ll.ughtru nr hr. Ns,nts. i,s0fH.
I.g fH. uh.'s rrulrss ri Vf,Tar,fi"r. 1uI giving
ihr pHra.uf'.s urHu vhrh u, ,l.ms ~ f... u.,.
IrH..' sr, la.,I. y ffs Not & NltHiI
REMEDY un ul.o.lHu can De- RAISED 1. Ilusi 10.
H.l IH IHtsfltr. IH fr.fIUfII'H sfBrN.H. HI f.er
brplHU0r. ru.r, ON DOLLAR Isr i.uis.
pEpSI,N TX pD'W'DER.
.bNr 90 NAH, IUIr "T Fusraor.
T.I r.u,,n.rro, 90 .,r bog u an rlr.uf fi,
,.H.rN, 90. DIGESTIVE MATTER uT TiiI
rTr>IN, b.. rul up iH thr ium 10 powder, nlfl do
frlfI.us 90 n. dissuIrrI tr SISTER D., ihr IlfHlt=
Iu... powders contain fHst ilH sIur matter bs th,
U.u'.. aHI uiI lssIrt b., mail, FREE ca ru>T
NGE. ft ONE DOLLAR -,ur tpa.t-TBi#J ta d.
J. = IIOI CLIFTON VI ~. rhild,lph1, a..
~ OBSERVE rms '-l.yrN bHtlly ui ih.
g,uu,s rEr~IN l.1,. th, written signature uf J
:. IluDGiiTON, VI D., Philadelphia, Pa. Cop
fIsht aut T1'g Max ..JuUI.
SILL "a 40 dmggi.ts and illLr, boo Us..'l,,ss.
NGENT~-Et II \ co. south paus, llrrr
Howe, Wouj.tu,k T.. Atwood = g., BurkheII
VI. Robinson. Mechanic IaUs. 4. l.. FRANCIS
NORWAY. -
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Bookbinding,

an. fhu., vln have I-.H ulla- MB-rir, ru,'
\ N.ssIHfsr- OBJ. TH.f f,Bf. .f. NH1. fHlu ls.u..i
imam. -r,I, th,, sl.h. k .,HIn- fh,H fl. fh, .H-,p-
I,r. Thee. 3. nu vl, ufpH.-,uiH- 'sral suf1
.fHn, AIrf. except h binding. brN #..r 90 can Ia.
l.u. boz OBJ, Camir, 1rl bon iHg is.t r.s..a. sr't,
Do r. suIfb ever, .ns. rai.u.. Jusr give us eel
arI ,r4r..r. uur spr,lH..Hs bHI IHirls.
NONI~ l. ZEAL.
N.rvB,. NHy. Z. 1850 tr5p
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FOR SALE.

4 -u.I Fam situated Boz thr Eastern poet ~ rar.
\ DO. Icing ttr fru trr,rT', uv u'l b, John Be-
600. ~.iH nur rHrllHs Bl-.Uf Hrr hundred sri trr-
% agrrs ,ui BE- .uall, divided iuiHuIv ms, il'. -r
auI vunt sui. Th,f, b. rumlnrtsh. bru., nul
llu, prI , gllul prl uf water
Ni.0 nr s5Is, tIs De aaI luI jlng. 20 Moth lar.
Oh. lm,I', uvrrI h JuhuW. n,miHg, anil r,,,ut-
!, u,nTi.I lN lIIuagr NIrAHrl
The aIs,r ptHrsrf, ,,iII D. sYLl set, low anI 10
hbst4I ,tr Doc en- tended tp thr rr1rh1.rr.
JAMES pEEEiNG.
-. P,u., march IS. 1851. 6u
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Farm for Sale.

EE TIlE subscriber ufrrs &c sllr hi.
rsJnN farm Boz rlus hing un th, road lt1I.
go, = irg irum Pare lii,I Co. il,hru1 hcld
~ eng 1iHut three milr, from Pare
60 = - iiIIl lud llsrui tho same from South
ruis. Said lam contains 10 arr,. IL 1uI, cot.
annual, fum ~ ~ tons ~ hi,. and mt, easily
o. improved Go out larger quantity. H. being de-
iJimHoI o. change his lus.H,.s makes it pfimr
uTputruiu irf th, purchaser o. obtain q cool farm
li 4 iir bargain. Bot I.ulc Ahur be- r,Illuu. lfu.
c,s BE- rpVuir,d, a. ths greater part is stuDr wall.
Iol further ga t,uhr., suJuif, ~ iha Subscriber
a Auiuru, ur Nehemiah Packard. raus tai.
LYMAN y. HALL.
Aaburu, Jan %, ISL. Isl
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uaIab,'. Road, Relief rnrr' m.f. r7... .f.. I
r.., HHr'sis, i,.sHfsr1, .a..f rnI 100 H.r.I .....
r1Hfs ihr Insf 1',r. f'IH sHy .fhIr rsHs.T .. H..
OH ilr h,rAs 1T thr Nr......rr., N....uH. s
br. uhm u,,rs. iH Nv uI'ir.. ST. l..s. ...
.nHu. Detroit, tH..rrH, NIa.#a... rH..H. r. I
.fH.f pIiur. eh.r, fH' .Iuhra. ,H.'.H, ... .....
Hf.. st.r il. m..f NI..."' r.F..s H.. .Hr.m.. ...
.HrfB .r.HI beat fHH.s I.rr f.. ,... ...... ..
Do, 40 .ufr.IHn, s'.H f.. r1..'H' ........ OH. ...
U.tr fU, ..TIt.f I..m H.. "H.H.
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\. ~. DOWNS
VEGETABLE Bil.SiMiC ELlNlR!
rHt oHrar NoHruEHs ursTuN FoH
CONSUMPTION.
y7rREApi REApi' REApf't- ~
powNs, rI.ixIR I.,,., III, ,ssll. ,.g.


DOWNS ELlNIR k,fssf ihs fasgh, rsuoas.
90 a. sTs.ifai.aa, sJaniag, PROMOTES ,hc inscu..
a. I,rrspuituu, improves The digrsiou, strength.
sl. ihs stomach, stimulates thc d,uf,lie organs aui
thus ~ a. Nla. a. hsissvs, aHf "a, Basi' rlsHH.
sTs % sf rFssrfffs a. sysfs. srl,ra's d.sslss
siUE~rOKES TilE PATIENT q" ilEALtli.
~ never produces tostiNcncss. hui uol,Ae
aI uthrt .imtisf ntdri1gs, q ia rfaDIv - fhHi
r,fI. bri will n i-w vrrhs. Oth, ratioul ha,iug
rupsr regard o. diCl rlirrl, relieve ani cure che
most ul-iipsir sasr. ~ th1t dinDuIr.
RtN. J. I. IJrrir writes '--'' iauni that ihr
r.r ~ % i-o dl,s. bad r,-rlfr, lu, l.'vris.
rTHtlirl che JirruHtHu, anf prr#.rf a h.'fhs
moisture uJlu che skiu us,l three battle i1tvu
vs,ks. vh,rh suiu,h removed ths suirnrss ani
ustAusss il.u uI, stomach, .E1r wH "a g..I ere
Ute arI rr,1ti, uHir.,s. fr, strr-Ih.'
from every description 1T cough. vhrih''
Il mere cobb, TfUugr,l O., tt,rI, uI tb. ,.'rt ~ a
b,r,I r.h1l,,p hsit. Dow ss'lrt,tE sra's
UNRIvALED! UNEQUALED!!
% often .1--f a H.a.tfs fF frrs, that hns hsirI
'.r m.lths. and ial'l,l ibr shd ct tb- bet rh,'r
|tfHs.
Tor Measles, % BE- Ib. bot 1ri. b. ir %, uu'li,
1. 30 frsris sr a. srfrl Fst rfffr 10 rli.'4f O.
Ilrhtru. i1 urt.b Be- chan ihr r.rHl Time.
N.r. J l.. Iwf, l-HiH.=-"l 'lyr given BE- iH
.. thIHrB ir ..'f., lrI on re- srsr ~ H0..'l', Rri
81. hss proved AT 60 o. rt,'vH'Nu 800 co.
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FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
DOWNS ELIXIR.

Ii. Atihi, season II the year, When coughs and
colds AZ, o. common. ,Yety body should Know that
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TI. ruaI 1HI s,UWIt'IH. HIr.. .f rHn.f IH..
If.f.ss... complaint Hf' ins'1HH, ARRESTED If EH..
vp,'. Read, l;sIrt Tho hpn anf n,-.nf..f
,H,lIs DO Iua.ur'' p1 flr rsTF.us ss,m. I.H..rH.-
ifr 1,fy's ICON Tr.ui, UHra.s r..f.r.. fr. n.I1.Hs
rrsr.1 ,uI 0r,. ihr Ir..,sr. Et#eHr'. Rood. To-
l.f D. thr n1., um..l thHt bee sf,.p..t Hr.f
\,.T4Irrt Iu ifs HHIat t.rrHs
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100000 Case, CErof o. I.fU.-F var en
Nlsf H tNur Minute

Ealv1,', Rod, I,r.rG taken lor.rHre o. ...
rr,fuus, vI'l sp''Ii', lHd ff,,.ulIf rBrI tH. .#-
pBr.t TbArl iut.ul., ,1i applied r,rrH". .f
r,iusHss thr s'Hs's. rTIus's fbI s.H.|IH. sf|. .I
rrfitiru iu thr Hsr,,s, yrlrs. thrrs nHf aHI..f..
uiihr bead aHt h1IH, 1ri uH,rr. fh. .1H. r.. ...H
F,u H fifteen uiuHt,s. % Of. HHv brrHH. .H.. ..s
IsIII ui fhr sI,h snI n,.N.Hs I.F|H.I..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

gave 607ls gallons. TIE increase ~ other
portions Of The Union Ia. been bui 36 600 gel
Ions; fact which conflicts - III the ordinarily
received opinion in regard 70 The rrolaedoa Of
this article in Oail an ether Siafcs.
The quantity II ale and spiriio"os liquors
produced IN the United States III the s1mc car
amounted 10 100000 gaIons-belog al the
rate Of nearly -four gallons per head.
These are some 81 The results that appear IN
the report Of the census bureau. In ,hrce
quarters ola century, fom wild aud almost
unknown laod-peopIed by three millions OF
people, sparsely scattered along the Atlantic
slope broken by the wasting and perlons tolls
Of war--safrodndcd by savages and irowncd
upon by forests and mountains, We have be-
come great people. felt as power among
the nations of the Garth. We have beaten back
the savage, felled forests. levellcd noun
tans and borne onward the tide Of life aud pro-
gress, until The spray from the Pacific has To-
deWeJ our garmeutsaod It's yellow strand has
been strewn VIII the trophies Of civilization.
And sill the word IS onward Every day
and every minute the heaving tbroes of a new
birth a.o felt. An irrepresslble and gigantic
spirit Of ehtcrprize aud adventure arc speed
ing Us forward, with "A momentum such as no
nafion under the sun ever had. Let but Wis
Iom and honor direct he course, and the eye
II no seer las ever looked upon 50 splendid ii
vision. nor the tongue of any prophet forctold
.n Grand IA rarppf a. uusnifs n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

Il It a
sroai erie prise / "'a' ',''''7 .b;,,,
'ioobied OF ever seeing INC g., l. for.
through their MIS- ma A''' ~ to.
rlcm "nh an Ino'oe.'"R 1 ,..-..l,,l ,,..,,e
heaviest OF th' ourdcn' hy '''"''' =. ,l.;r
oPi" The Work ana ne '.'~ = -. ia..,iuahls
'hlT'.' 2'"'' " a-.al Would theq
advantages '''y 10" -. - co.,ols,ion Of
refuse the ''nl'' SUI" " ':1 p ~ yaar land.
the work required at '','' , ''', ~ assessment
san MI w. are ''.'' 1',,,,.. - the line
ln'h nose u any O'.''' - subscription
lhet'x ]" pay '"' '''',''' r'....I. .r,na anon
oi 52o'ooO-'Y 'ne '''r'' ,', o,,lI l., bnl a
your an""'' P'""u'' ~ ,..l.I l, Iii.
traction over one '''' -, .-.;.,..,.s h. or
manner MI Dr'"' ~ ~ ;.ras;s,ible
cpPIed the s''"u' ''''''''''' y shooll
reasons why '"' comm, ,..l ..a,.;;,,,,e her
III up her measure VI '''' III ,a..,l,i, the
portion 70 Pu'" a'""S :. u,s.,..r Val
great improvement " ''''
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SIlncikimga auicide.

Between IL and clock yesterd1y, noon,
Anonstus Kumlehn. a German, Who keeps a
boarding house ON Broad street, next door 10
the Theatre, over Mr.. d. A. Browns store,
comm. tied suicide in back bed room, on the
second floor Of the house, by blowing his brains
out with a mpsket He was member of the
Richmond Crews. and used their musket in
accomplishing his purposa. Immediately az
ter the report of the musket bis wife, hearing
II, ran out ofIhc kitchen and followed by a
Mr.. Helm, entered Mr.. ks room. He was in
shirt sleeves living on his back ON the floor
with the head from the chin upwards, entire.
ly blown off, The base of the skull only re-
NAMED and blood, brains, tech. eyes, hair and
skull " ere scattered all over the room, some
pieces ofthc Skull being forced with The ball
into the upper part OF The room. His riuhf
shoe was Of and string that vas around ms
pieht foot was fastened 10 tie lock of his mus
k t, so that he must, after putting the mazzle
of the gun in ms mouth, have pulled the trio.
Ger with his RIGHT foot. II apnear,d tbat DIR
ing the last two or three DAYS he had lean
preatIy troubled in mind coIcer,i,,,, some, -,
cuniary matters; hi, lsdv stated bo,2r,er ,Eo,
ON Tuesday Ire had sertIed them sof;sf,rtar;
IL. and believed that the fact tb., vasr 'I l
was the anniversary ortbe 6eo,h of = t,a,,,;t,
son, had donrassod his ,r,J-La Lo;,, ,''
ally very scnsi,i,c--and influenced I,i1a
act Of suicide He had BEEN araat, ,,', = - 'oe
ed in mind ever since his sos Jas, G''y W
,hn ,o.,ir'an ,I ~, ,,Go son oea'G' We
Wicker. - W. >'''0"e'
.J0zn Rhcm d,poscd.--1 hovo ham b...1:..-
with Mr. Apgnet % n,,,oIa, ',." Oo'' oIl'8
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Massachusetts EIprtjOp.

BOSTON Dec. l4.-p. MIN the first dis
met Mr.. Souder (whig) is elected to Congress
IN IN 'ne second district Cracker (whig) is cleo.
3ed. IN the thlrd Edmunds (uhig) is elected
IN the SIKH Upham (whig) is elected In the
seventh Bangs (coalitiooisD is elected Went
H " ~ms) Is elected in the eighth district
re witt rec Sol J is elected in the ninth dis
'r'ef' Ia the tenth district Dickinson (uhig( i:
elected Goodrich (whi2) is elected i'll the e
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Railroad Celebration nj Salem.

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News.
In the House Of Representatives. on Mon
day, Mr. Sanly, ofNorlh Caroioa, moved an
addition TO the rule admitting rcporiers,so as t"
prevent any person florn having seat who
shall be The agent for any elaim pending before
Congress;.ond that the Speaker should append
TO bis permsso ., such condition. Mr.. Jones
fTonn, said, as the object of the motion was
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 ! he fun'ral sermon of the late DR.. John S.N.
'''a'' VIII be preached by the Rev. Mr. ShePperson'
Tue Ne" London Academy, Sunday The Goth inst
iiena' and acquantances respectful lily inyit
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DAILY NlRGINIAN.

hrps YIRGINlAN OFFICE, South side First Airy.
between Main and Third Street. adjacent - Gen NJ
Rnckef'. Dry Goods Store aud the Washington Hotel
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New YORK, Deer If. Q p n
The American m al steamer Arctic has ip.,
-eacled the waIf, bringing dates from -.
eoal II lie Isl of December aud from Io,,I.
IN tie 31.t of November.
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WIN CH ELLIS
oCtagOn Water Cooler.

M the convenience, economy, and general utility
~ OF Water Cooler the undersigned would refer
the public to the thousands throughout the West and
South, who have used them during the last four
years
of the decided luxury of drink Of pure Ice water
during the excessive hot weather Of the summer
MONTHS it is deemed unnecessary to call attention
Every one understands that to be very desirable.
1t is well known to every one who has used them,
that from two to ten pounds of ice will keep as many
gallons Of water cold as ice ITSELF at least twelve
hours.
They mot only combine convenience with economy,
but are beautiful ornament to the Saloon the parOT,
dining room, and office.
Experience has established the fact beyond doubt,
that the best and only way to filter and cleanse
the waters Of the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri
rivers is to put the water be used in jar suited TO
the purpose, and put ice with it. The action Of the
| ice upon the water, causes the sediment and other
offensive matter te settle to the bottom of the vessel
Hence il becomes important to know what kind Of a
jar is best adapted 10 the preservation Of ice, and II
is quite reasonable 70 suppose that an article made
4 from two we-knOwn n0n-cOnductOTs Of heat, viz
zinc and charcoal, will accomplish that object.
Winchelps octagon Water Cooler is composed oi
| the above named materials.
1t is now about four yeas since Water Coolers were
first introduced, and the manufacturer takes pleasure
In saying that no article got up by him has given
such universal and undivided satisfaction TO those
who have used them.
| His experiences in manufacturing them, together
with his general knowledge Of the Japanned Ware
business, enables him 70 get up handsOmer and more
substantial article, and Gt much less prces than any
other establishment in the West.
These Coolers can be seen in operation on most o.
the steamers the western and southern riveTs and
at nv Japanned Ware MahuiactoTy, where they are
for sale at wholesale and retail. .,-
Corner Psah and Walnut
P.s.-Packed with care and shipped 70 any part o
the country. 7.3m mars.
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rather liked my landloIds eccentTicitYi 90,
tapping him upon the shoulder In q friendly
way, desired that be would let me have a
bottle Of his very best vine; and BY way Of pro.
pltiating him still more, ieigned 10 have heard
good deal Of his cellar, and requested to zee
it.
20, very well, " he said, .iOllOw me, il you
please"
He took me down into cellar eapitally
stocked, and there we tasted good many wines
My landlord seemed to be in the best temper
And what" | asked, "is the price Of that
white wine in the thin long neeked bOttlesi''
despair Of getting its cOllOsal name down
upon paper or would try IL he gave it a great
many syllables, and said it was the choicest and
most expensive wine he had.
"Then, said l, 'that is what We will drink
to-day. will take bottle TO myself, and you
another; you shall drink it with me.
You are very kind, " he said; but let me re-
commend some other bini this wine you viii
find isis very heady."
] thought that, like, thrifty host, he had
some Qualm about my means Of paying for it, SC
| seized, manfully, a bottle in each hand, anC
crying, Come alOngl" accompanied the hos
into the dining-rOOm.
The wine deserved its praise opening on
hearts, il soon made us famous friends. ha'
been pleased with the scenery about this quie
nook, and, being master Of my time, and, YER
comfortable, / made mp my mind and said.
Itch You what. my friend. ! shall send 70
my things from Heidelberg, and stay here 70
week or two"
The laughter again pealed out: but my hos
who probably had seen quite enough Of a gueI
who insisted upon drinking his best wine, pT
on a grave face. 1t looked like an innkeeper
face, when he is buckling himself up to strike
bargain To save him trouble, at once sal
that would pay three tlorins day for myself
and one, for the accommodation Of my horse
"He thinks we keep an innl" the little chill
screamed through her laughter. | instantl
collapsed Household WOrd5.