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v
y II of the charter of n he Lynchbuag and Abine
don Telegraph Company reads as follows
That any person, persons, shall wlfly know.
Ingly break nurc. destroy or interrupt the Teegap
ines or communications, any part thereof,-to be
erected by the said company in pursuance of this act
ho She they, shall pay the said corporation one
hundred dolurs for said offence, and shall he further
liabe for all damages which the said company may
utitr in repairing the injury and from the interruption
If their business be recovered in action of
rass--and il any person, incurrng the penalty aore
.nid shall through insolvency or anyother cause be
able or shall fail pay the penalty or damages af,rs
said and shall second time commit tresspass upon tie
aid lines any part thereof aforesaid he she,
ihrv shall be liable upon conviction thereof To i'm
isonment in the county Jail of not less than month
nor more .han six months"
The penalties Of the section above recited. will b.
istily enforced d. DEANE' JR
President l.. \ A. telegrali Co.
~ Richmond (semweekly) Times and Fannvilc
onrnal will cory 1t and send account to this ofioe
Sept 3-.dts
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s,FEAM MARBLE WORN

, JOHN I. ROGE is has removed hi~ Alarb,li, ,..
,the corner OF Alalnard 9Th streets. whcicwil het
a tine a,-ortmcnt of Egg Irian, ltallo" uud Am,I,,
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Glav" Stones Mal.I
Pieces Of every Description, Wall atcs Fronts. g..
Any design in carving cxeou,, in the nearcsI man.
uer. Orders from tie country, with city reference
romPty attended to.
Mr.. having served h apprenticeship in one of
argest establishments in New York city. and 6a,rrg
much experience in the business iatter. hjm-elfat
all work executed his hop will give entire sati,
lion a. any done North ar South.
Z icIlnnnd. .LmLy lA-lAd
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RICHMOND.
r-SI0N STEAMSHIP COilpA,

| AVS LINE o.. SIEAMEkS-PtnasaL 49,
mi, and i,e mn. ria Norfolk. for Philade1,iiaa \,
Yrk-The Steamships Pennst Iylhia. Capt Eas,,.,'
- Virginia. Capf. Teal. will. srd nffer No5a,.
Al mil further notice, eaHiHeBriHe with tie PEN
TN leave Richmond alternately every Ncd,,4y
81 PHILADELPHIA, and returning Rave PHILADELPHIA,
Wednesday.
Du,p.aire ilibe given, every trip. in all the ds.
saper.. II tie hun If ,her ~aiiing
rbe.p Steamships have been built - rre.-ly c,.f.
Inc, and are beautifully fitted up for ih,- ncco.inaI.
q ,.-aoger, set first rate tables, and ever, sfet.
:. mid Ia tlrir camfar' and saltiy hri are nI..,
,iI.d Wit Frauc-'s raten; Mtthlic Lir-Boat.. a. !
t cor,. j. IA kcl.uud prompt attention paid In fH
leliyrl, If gnods. Ia addition 10 the above iI,l.
,rc,t. 10 travellers We have made arIanpcn1ssi.
T,ryyard passengers thr',nghto New "rh lay car. -
TN, l,,t. thereby Offering to the public an on,,
M. noble Delaware and visiting that mode ci Fl lis.
cIpha.
found ! on
Tg..ae,. through to phladelphia do = ma
do do do Second do o'
For freight or passage. apply To
EO RANKIN, At T., e"rncr % WaterSt
Richmond. "a.
-. ll"R#onE, GGx'L Aa'r
!. North whurles. Pin
n B-SmI,f,rs wiz i.ra,e bear il mind. thaf r.
TRAINER. g.#ff trry ITedn,Sdag. and sFffr. Nj
all I'm. g. be given to the h'.# =
Tobarco carried Ihreu. ~ = ~ i,Ih.# ut DE ,
Boston, at soc. u box, good, in nrono,.
ton.
Transportation to be taaoc IN superior ard r.ai.
Steamers. no RANKIN
uny 5-dts
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NOTICE 10 ALL!-HE ALSO. BY pcci
lIOOIsfIAN ~ MARTIN,

OORMAN ~ KsXTIN, GRoCERS x
vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS, / yaeh6,yg In,
nre now rcce wing large and well selected stock OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware Il Queens
ware, con.tirg Of the following articles to Wit
1000 ib-. Cotton Yarns
800 los. Sole Leather
s00 sarks Liverpool Suit
40 >" RIO. Lneuira and Java Cofres
40 Kea., OK fence aud W, house nsls
IL lind J r, y o and Cuba SUGARS
81 hh. Coirc Sugar
~ ~. crushed. ground and clarified sugars
ha,i~ Ntlasses
~ th.- md Sngar.housc Monsacs
10 , hos 9 Sdamon'ne candles (surerior)
:, 20 boxes lop4 IL and sl4 10 gh.
DomCsiics-3-1 "A 5 l. Ga l2.4. ,,.,,uros---,.a
IA. no pnir Blankets. Fullcd c otls Sheen, Co.,
Bato Linseys Print. Boots, Shoes Sc, Sc &c, al -
which theF offer to the trade at far prices,
! sept ia .tec
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YUAT TOnANO-A fine a. ,yrr,ne.t If -
~ d German Tooth brushes, dressing anil f,o.,,i
Comhs. Shaving and ToiI.l Scars, zars n6,I RoD.
'troPs' Lubins extracts for the Handkr lief C,Ioon
water fo7t M0nnsii, a. 30, for sale ~
a'f o-tF JOIN II ELAl
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nIAKlEs EOK lSaa-E

* COME Az LAST. CHARLES A.
"a ENARD. NArru VI kEtR& JlwEftK. Lyucl.
aAasts byg, IN. would respectfully call the atfcu-
non oithe citizus al Lgnchrg and the surrounding
country his fine and splendid assortment of Watch.
g.. Jcvcr, and Sill arr we'd fromthc North,
ut the mtcst styles and patterns, selected by himself
with gront suit tii> market, From his long ~
pclirncc in the Watch and Jewclly business he DAT
Ter, himself that he please the fstidious
A. tor lis Workmanship. liz leaves it to those thai he
has done work for 10 judge All he nsks i II jal rad
You are not perfectly satisfied and if his goods are
act exactly what he recommends themto be- he hin |.
himself to ledoubl' the money and 10 charge fu, ia,
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for ANYTHING
in n'y Inc. c. EXARD
Marci = doors above EAchangc corner
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Rad 1Hts
From the Hon John Mclean. Associate Judge of the
supreme Court
ClNciXSAri. ooh oct. 1872.
Deal Sir: thank yrn for the engraved likeness Of
General Jackson; it san excellent In the hitter
pun Of his e,hs grey huir his tail and venerable frame
tie sincerity and kindness OF his expression and man
nrr captvat"d all who became acquainted with him.
There lew il any. persons educated at hemc
abroad, however much thcy may have associated with
foreign courts who cqual the grace and effect of Gen.
larksons manner IN a social circle Whether we CON
ier him in the field, IA the draw ing-roum, or the
hcad al the uduiai latiun he II remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
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YIN iif'hN .-NrII, e. from harlottes, IIc Oh IN
anne Us as heretofore, VIZ Tue da,s fhurday- an
,d'u,o"!S. >c''dllc tlm' {" arr a ~ Leaves &"
SUNDAYS ma w Wednesday ami Friday, at 3 m.
49,, MI MAll--Thc Packet hrirg- a Way wa
,'un"roaAs Mondays ard sundays. and takes one MON
uE " e,ne day aud F'idays On Monday molnlng'
"ehmo"a AID Nor hern mail is rece we'd by the P"chG
Ra1,a no NJ All.-hlaiIs dispatched ta'
Ral,9ao daily at 80 m, tor Forrest Depot, lferN
p"'o>' hlg l.ict salem, Sc and Tor Finca lie and '
ne present, at lie watering places
~ 'alr ad are also sent, on Tnesdays 1lursoal'
'' rSUtn.aay> mail TOR Bedford, Flo, ana FrankI".
AIN" TON AND p ATTONSBURG NJ Il--Af
rye dd''y, excepi Sunday. at 6lp m.
,' ssNts aal y, except Sunday al hall-pa,t eix
ratMNll-Lt-An e. d,ilv ,xc,tt sunday. ah'o'
%'ou2 bringing the nail lfrm Rir 4 orr, ard lSf'
M"fth South and West oi thai c,,y Lave daly IA
- 10, 70 ~ p m, except SATURDAY uislt
l.if'-Ar'ivcs a. her 'oE,re. TUESDAY h"',
~ , aug SATURDAYS. Laws heretofore Menoa'S'
" eane,dan, and FRIDAYS at 3 a. m
iE'LNk MlilS--Arriv,s.a a. her, tofole hnrd'H ,
P IN sam days.
- Na> close ate p.m.
W va sunday morning, the Office will kept open
49, h. Mi is ready fer delivery .
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gSaOAs ON AGRICULTURE, &c =

D bIOAS oN "A n kSks 4 a AM
I'D - Is PAY NJ has on hand and viii sell ON good
lcrms--
Complete Faiucr aud American Gardner
Family Kitchen Garincr, by Bu0t
P,acticel Asrio uitulc, by johnson
Johnson- Agricultural Chemistry
Youatt on TIE Horse
heop
Zig
Dog
Stephens Book Of the Farm
The American Farm Book, hy Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on llul-honsr
Liebg', A gricumral Chemistry
Poultry Book. several kinds
The American Farmers Universe, EIam-book
Coleman- Practical Agriculture
Mrs BIS Practical Cook Bool.
Miss Leslies Receipt Book
- complete Caohery
" House Book
Nj'eGn House Book
Arton's Cookery
Bcrcl's Cookery and Domestic Economy
Agriculture for Schools by BIakey.
Also, a large assortment of Hand Books, Of Rural
and Domestic Economy in Paper at 25c each, &c, &c.
dec Il Is
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CARD.-rnE UNDERSIGNED WorLD res

CARD.-TuE UNDERSIGNED WurL Id res
n p,,iluIN n.h continuance ct the patronage sr
long bestowed upon him. the cutretr uHd iu
this connection be de- M il proper, IN a,h al vino are
indebted to INN eun,e forward and sctt. tU"ir nc
counts wi, huin delay.
Therea, many claim- ot long stpndinc. which NM
close up, md it is expected thai ali WHO know t"'n
selveste h i,drbtrd viii pay aitrnriool" os notice
Jan 8 -iis \ DItGUll).
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The American publishers spectully invite the atten.
tionoi tteirelow citizens the merits of the abev,
works. feeling assured tnat none will arise from their
Perusa without being convinced that they subscrve the
best interests of popular intelligence, and add in an
eminent degree to the general happiness of the nation
by imparng the public mind healthtu stimulus fop
high orderot intellectual pleasure.
Copies ii all the above works can be on the ia
hles ii the NlRGlNIAN READING Room where subscrip
tioas VIII hr received, sent 3..dt
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NEW sONCEIkN.-'lhc -,titsrfihc,- ia. .1el,
ted themselves tlcr On the hr.t instant ton L.
pm pns-af conduct np tbc umnoli ctur
GNsvysszaszssl otGAKNEr WARE. n, dc.,hi upd
ett - neii knomH sioai az y. Duroni. IN
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SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY u. B.

GOUEHEKS FINE ART, BS n. B.
, NELGll. or tBhRfE~Tos S.C.-GEO WASH
I&GION apree.dcnted m anH0Is Of Ameticah Fnc
fyI.- tc'cL'a Nagu5R tem Po,itoU n WASHING
ION-t2O ~ Is actc.) Engraved on steel (by per
pis.ioa) from Gilbcr Smnts only o,7ginai pninDiug
The cr.brily Of His great engraving has doubles.
become frmiiir a. household word-n to the mind Of
every person in the L. 5. who can read.
E,ciy Altisi Scholar. St1tcsmun aud Jafst, in ON
.nuntry and IN Europe. cnpnblr Of ius ing has pro-
uouuced WEIGHS WASHINGTON PERFECT trans.
script of Stunt woIld.reuowned painting and rs .urh.
fHE ONLY CORRECTLY ISGGATfD PORTRAIT II XXI
TENcE.
Rive DotttHs PER cory.
The only merit this Porirait of Washington Possesse-
is that the Srnutc Of the United Suites mud the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists Jurists and Statesmen ~
tho United States, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Tor
trait of ashingfon EVER engraved.
Partiru attention i4invited to the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice OF the
Suites:
BAtrINoRE. June o. 1852.
Dear Sir: Accept my ihaaks for the Portrait OF
Warrington. As work Of ant its excellence and
beauty must strike every one ho il and it j.
less happy nits likeness To the Futher of his country
1t my good ntiuuc have him in the day. al
my boyhood mud b., whole appearance is yet strong y
impressed on nv memory. The portrait YOU have j.
sued .uppcnrs be likeness, representing
perfectly, the cpre- we'll the otm and tea
.ncs Of his face. With great respect,
am yuurf oht servant.
X. b. fancy.
Geo W Cmld-, E-q., Phln.
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-. - y ~ nLssI "a .o4n OA - ~ - .
LO.NDON QtiR1ERLl, 1HE EDLNBLRG
THE NORTH BRITISH .iN'D tFEST.nLN-
LSiER REGiEUIS md BLiCkWOODS
MiG.iZL.NE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PuBrrsHfRs.
- Fulton. aud ii Gold streets, New York
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, YncunIRG MARBLE uoKf<s.

Il ADJOI NIAt TIE FUNI Ut III IfNcuUtna
W y. G1DbESN & BR0. Peeyyloo,s ia,
20. y ~ F.dsteo,, keep luad md maxi L, ot,l
" Nar.he prices Ee,ptiau and l.l.ian Malh. Nun.
H. plain md aflapteti,l Alnuunrrt- 1,1i.s. lleld
and l,nt sttip.- Girlsp 49,. ,nHfrf Tub.r iureau
and vs. t.l.s.' fal.. nail t,Hs in. IT t1e slure.
,a4IIrf A1,r fppf uni inflow silis
A., uner tom tnefnr e.iuytrt .rnttIffr s. nj
:, fttiflIk rxeeet,.d sitr aiue-s and di.lnfeh
l.. I8-,lt- ) y GADDESS' \ BRO
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GREtr INDUCEMENTS To CLUB sUBsCRIBERs.
In orter 10 calr All to possess comics of the above
elegant Portraits The subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements fot the formation Of Club sub
-criPlious
To.wil:- Fm club oI five. $50 90
" ten, 81 %
fifteen a. %
~ Ga hr receipt Of the subscriptions hc Portraits
viii he free Of postage CAT the sole risk OF the H.
Scrber) to one nddlcss nur of the snid club
i, ,irrd Address, ROBERT KING,
Agent for Welch's Portraits Of
Warrington ond Jackson for State Of Va,
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
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=. DiUGIfED IL SONS.

der Tie st.I" 81
-. DtUGIED IL SONS.
The, have recently applied stcaR portr Ia th,ir ma
cbncry, anil taitc, themselves thu fncs lrr enahrd IL
manufacture al descriptions oi FiaH md Fancy INT,
nj Uipr. IN .tsn AMI huisn Ia e"uiuir viii ots IN
Tie State. y. DiIGi=iD
u. Z. DuGGlp
GEO. A. DUG. ~
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a Furniture Yare-Roo:S

Y sffss-:4zssssA RICHMOND. VA,
- Opposite Exchange Bank, Main Stree,
We are now offering the largest assortment and gre
est variety ofFurniture that has ever been o4d = i
market Our motto is, quick sues and small profits.
are oherine erent Inducements to buyers a, we have
lately erected very arge factory and are n,o,nf,
on very large scale. Call and examine our Stock a
tore buying. and il we do offer Furniture loue ,
any other house in Vrgnn. will f,rte rr r,.
linn AN 5..ts1 HOMES 1. II, o,,. - '''
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zz33..s- AND NEN lORk FACkE1S.-1Ii> Na. a,u.
Line Is composed OF the following Vessels. all oWnrd h
the city Of Richmond, aud satlS iom Neog Iol e,,y
{ {,,.x VIZ
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OOAGNG t4a1Ass AND PEUppnl

r. FRAME MANUFACTORY.-Th undersigned
manufacture and OTTER for sale tic following article,
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly Ornamental and piain gin
Picture Framcs OF gilt and fancy wood and cuin
DagueneotyPe tmmes,a large beautiful assortment u
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofaIl sizes and fittcd in
Picture Glass French, first quality, from 50N36 incl.
down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings furnished too1
Composition Rosrltes, OF all sizes, for Builders at3P
work
ALso-OId Work rc-giit opd iobJng in all tie abo''
bran hes
'lct9i' uass cut to any pattern-and large sic
French Mirrors furnished o order.
tg Country orders by mail vii receive prourtatch.
ton. FRANCK & CLOVER
l98 Main street, between 9th and 10Th st Riclmond
Na. Iureq--r.
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Z ALEiNED PLASTEk--3Ob bulls ia good
~ order. r.ceis.d aud for ssis hy
10. it sACKETT
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These Vessels are Al ol tHc hrsi cast. ttit II - CIV
of Baltimore. expressly for tins uude ard Lave saI,.
Recommendations tor passel gers Ihcy con.
handed by experienced Captains, mud qualified fol
trade.und who will spare n, excrlion to accommodr,
They will be lowed up and down the rive hy stan.
and may be relied sui prompt, a. ndyerfi-,a.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their Interest ship Ly this nt
it is the only regular line and freight will alvey,
taken at the lowest rites. und every cto will lie uao
by the agents in Richmond and New York giyc>ar.
action unexpectedly nsk and hope to succccd m,l.
tanning fall share of patronage. Goods sir f,d ~
this line 10 New York. will be forwarded free ii CON
mission to New OricaUs, Mobile Savannah Char'c- on,
or aay other port. The ,es~es will bc in Richmond al
'chets; in New York at berth No !. Coffee Ilo.,a
SIM foot of Wall Street
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Richmond. Aug. 2S-dtS No.61, Sour Street.
y. b -Goods shipped by this vessel will aoye ia
much less time linn by any other route. aud at uoIF
one hnt the cost Of freight. D. {.
my . StnM9W
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ny the SAVE ARTIST.
PORTRAIT or JACKSON.

Geo W Cmld-, E.q., rhi'a.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17

she had ever known. The tears Of the morn .
ing, like showers in April, had been chased
away BY the beaming sun Of happiness, aud
had left no impress.
On thefollowing day she read with trans
port q letter from her before mentioned ab-
sent lover, containing intelligence Of the sue
cess OF his expedition, and promise Of speedy
return, and withal couehed in such winning,
affectiouate terms, as to awaken the slumber-
ing, but not extinguished flame in her heart.
Long she weFt over her past ingratitude, in
having well nigh forgotten one, who for her
sake, had fOrsaken home and friends, and no.
bly, braved the perils of the ocean and dau-
gers OF a siekly foreign cline, in order to
render his fortune equal to her own, since his
lofty soul shrunk from the groEeling fortune
hunters, who ever beset a beautiful heiress-
and such was Emily Howard.
And here we leave such minute details and
trust to the Imagination of the reader to por-
tray the joyous return, the two happy bridals
which followed, the transports OF the parents,
the travels on the continent, the still increas-
ing affection Of Sir Edward for his charming
bride, and her flattering reception by his Eng
llsh friends; and above all the entire reform
of the now happy Emily, and the delightful
seasons passed BY the parties in pleasant, and
often laughsble "reminiscences, among the
quiet groves Of Mr.. DaltOn,s sweet country
home.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17
Hamiltrn County Convention.


The friends of Temperance of this
County are requested to call primary
meetings in the respective Wards and
Townships in the city and county, for
the purpose Of nominating delegates
to a COUNTY CONVENTION, to
be held ar LocKLAND, on Saturday,
the 18th INST, at 10 o'clock, "A, M.
1t is to be hoped that every tenn
perance organization in the city and
county viii send up a strong delega-
ton. We expect to see one Of the
largest and most enthusiastic Conyen-
tions ever held in Hamilton county.
The people are beginning to become
sensible of the present disastrous el-
fects of the unlimited traffic in spirit
uous liquors in this section Of the
State, and they arc determined on Sc
curing the blessings ofthe Maine La W
Let every man and woman be there
who can possibly get there.
The cars viii leave the Depot, at
the foot of Sixth street, at 8 o'clock
precisely, and return in the evening.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17
THE ARTISTS UNION OF C1NCrE MATT

We would not narrow the limits Of an
Americans regard for his country, or his
countFymen, by state lines, or sectional divis-
sionsi yet it is certain, that our first and
strongest duties lie Immediately around us /;
and to these our thoughts, our energies, and
our means should be first directed. Western
interests should first claim our consideration,
and western character, with which our own
is identified, must be moulded by our own
thoughts and actions. We have all fought the
first fight Of a new eountry--clearing away
forests--proViding the necessaries Of life
laying the foundation of religious and eduea-
tiOnal institutions, and encouraging efforts
which have in view, as their principal object,
the elevation Of the tastes, and the refinement
OF the sentiments, Of society. After we have
raised the domestic altar and gratified the
lowest senses, we rightly seek to adorn our
domestic temples aud cluster about our hearths
appropriate ornaments. We surround our
homes with vines, and flowers, and shrubbery.
without; while within, we lavish the richest
adornments our means will permit. We en-
courage Art and Artists, Of every kind, and
are repaid byan exquisite enjoyment.
The western country is, as it were, nation
Of itself--haVing within its boundaries all the
elements Of the highest civilization and
having already developed the grosser, we are
now called, in the progress Of events, to en-
courage the highest and she uOblest. The
West has produced tie best sculptor, and
many amongst the best painters, OF America
but the poverty Of new country has driven
them to other parts, where their productions
have reflected glory upon the West, and
achieved for this lovely land Of ours q splen-
aid artistic renown. Other Artists, however. |
IRE coming forward, and they naturally seek
imongst their COuntFymsR aud kindred as
home, that encouragement which is as the dew
Ind the sunshine to the budding flower.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17
Our next Volume again

As the Presentyolum approximate.
TO its close, our anxiety as to the "ma
terial aid " which the friends Of Ten
perance Reform will extend toward.
our forthcoming new voiume-which
in a new dress and improved in matter
and manner, makes its appearance in
January neXt-increases in a geomet.
rical ratio, inycrseIy as the squares
oftbe distance dimini,bes.' This anx-
ETY., however, has been in consider
able degree diminished, and our ap-
prehcnsionS as to the wisdom Of the
expeMmont-lnvolying, as it does, no
signifcantP Pecuniaryrosponsibility-.
considerably di,peIled by the many
assurances from our correspondents .
and others throughout the Great West. .
HoI ~e m,H and hoH he a,aaiacd
in our efforts to permanently establish
a paper devoted to the greatest cause
which, under the smiles and approba-
ton Of Providence, ever called philan-
thropy TO labor or forutude to suffer.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17

Union. Liquors are property, and
valuable snd useful, and in that char.
racter nobody assails them, but when.
ever any man employs them for an
improper or unlawful purpose, they
may Be condemned and confscated.
The tools and implements Of the coun-
serfeiter are his properly, and their
use and ownership viii be protected,
until be attempts to use them for an
unlawful end. At that moment they
are condemned and seized. A hun
dred instances might be cited, but the
principle isall we are after cases will
occur to every mind Of its application.
We believe one of the Expressions
Of This Court is correct, yiz:-The
proposed law denies trial BY iury-
this is constitutional right, But as
Sc before remarked, this is not a vital
polnt of the law, nor is it a part of the
Maine Law lie, the liquor have a
jury 70 try Il in the wrong way it will
dAa little favor at their hands. We
repeat the remark, that not single
vlla point Of the glorious Maine Law
Niled even By eiDsprsssions. Ss
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