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Discovery of Ruined Cities within the
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giving Sermon to expound the causes of the
growth of meand the falling off of others
to explain on what pulse these young @ chill
drcn of Judah are feeding, and why the
kings meat that the Others eat does not make
their faces as fair and iat.
From the first till now, Virginia has held
the most slaves, and South Carolina next to
her. Maryland which in 1870 took the third
rank as a slavchoding State, now occupies
the tenth. Georgia, which then stood fifth,
now is third, while the others follow in this
order Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland
Missouri, and so on. But we have not space
further to elaborate the curiositics that nestle
under the dry leaves of these fgurcs.-N Y,
JiJqcs
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A New Rock BaRER.-'rhc New York
paIcrs describe new tunnclling machine IN
optration ut Harlem. The machine is sand
to be, in effect a huge seventeen foot auger
slowly turning at the rate OF one revolution
per hour. and advancing at the same ume'
from four to eight inches per hour according
to the solidity OF the rock perforated, The
total weight of the machinery is l50 900 lbs.
Sixty horse power of steam, two engineers,
and TWO men to shovel out the broken rock,
comprehend the expenses of working the
machine, which, making allowances for no
ccssary interruptions, may be run twenty
hours in day
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DoING WHAT LIKE WITH MY OwN.-Cros
sing hampstead Heath, Erskinc saw IL ruff
fanly driver most numerically pummclling
miserable barc-honed packhorsc, and on re-
moustrating with him received this answer,
Why, ito my own mayn't ! use 1t as |
Ilrusrl" As thc fellow spoke he discharged
il fresh shower Of blows on the raw back Of the
beast. Erskiuc, much irritated by this hru-
tality, laid two or three sharp blows Of his
walking stick over the shoulders of the
cowardly offender, Nha, crouching and
grumbling, asked him what business he had
to touch him with his stick. Why" re
piled Ersknc, my stick is my own maynt
i us. it as please = CampJeUs Chancellor.
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AMMONIA OF Tue ATMosrnERE,-We have
heard great deal said, for few years past ,
ON the tcrtililing effects of the ammonia of
rain water, but none Of all those who have
spoken and written upon the subject, could
tell us ANYTHING at all about the GH,oHHt Of the
benefit or whether all the amonia that is
carried down into an acre of soil, is worth
that in one or fifty loads of yard manure
The only exception we have mot with, is
furnished by the late Investigations of the
French chemist, Barrel, in the vicinity Of
Paris. \ dense city, with million of inhab-
itant5, must throw of into the atmosphere, Il
yaet amount Of tGrtililing ingredients, not to
he found in any quantity in pure country air,
remote from its influences. According to
Barrels experiment about fifty pounds OF nj
trugcn. one hundred of nitric acid, and twenty
pounds of ammonia were brought down in the
rain water that falls upon an acre of land,
which would 10 as much as five to ten loads
Of rood manure contain, and show that rain
water, such as that submitted to experiment,
contains very considerable amount Of fer
tility. especially as it is in such Il state of
solution as to he Immediately carried into all
parts of the soil, ready for appropriation by
the growing plants. What We want are II
Euw more experiments of a similar character
in different localitics.-Comry Gentleman.
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HOUSE.
sen ATE.
FRIpAY, Nov. Is, a. !

NIDAN, NOV, 70, a. AT'
EngroSSed BWS.-To incorporate The Wiad-
ham County Savings Bank read ihIrd time.
Nr, Coolidge moved that the bill be luId upon
the table. lie did not make this motion, ne
sud, bee ,use he was opposed to the ultimate
passage of the bill, lie bellGved that Savings
Banks had very much transcGnded the limits
intended TO circumscrbe them by the Leglsla
ture IN their creation.
In the creation of these institutions they
were intended as places Of safe deposit toE
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MORTIMDRE'S BITTER CORDIAL,
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

This invaluable preparation has obtained popu-
laritv wherever introduced, unprecedented in the
history of any other preparation brought before the
puclic. The multiplied thousands who have used it,
and have realized its marvellous effects in removing
liSeasc and
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tFrom Walton's Daily Journal
LEGISLATURE or VERMONT.
SEN NTF
TurRSpaY. Nov. Il, 10 4.

THURSDAY, Nov. Il, 10 A. NJ.
Engrossed BWs-To amend chap. % G..
s., relating to pounds and cstrays read the
3D. time and passed
The bill from the House, to pay the Bat
tcnkill Bank the sum therein mentioned, was
taken up and passed in concurrence.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for such per-
sons as they would elect, to fill the vacancy
occasoned in the L. 5. Senate by the death
of William Upham, with the following re-
suits.
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LINES BY WALLIN, TIE SWEDISH POET,

LINES BY WALLIN, TIE SWEDISH POET.
WRITTEN A FEW HOURS BEFORE HIS DEATH
RErosE, q weary soul in peace rcpose
Let thy last thoughts and CHERISHED hopes ascend
To the eternal home, where in the end
a great light shall make clear what no man knows
Rcposc, my soul, rcposc
Lie, weary arms, crossd mcckly on my breast
Cross d mcckly for prayer in that dread hour.
For now strive to speak, and lack the power
Strength leaves me, and draw near to my rest.
Lie, cross'd upon my breast.
Sleep, weary soul 10 thou hast struggled sore
But now behold the hour of peace is near
One loving thought for those who lngcr here,
And then lie down and sleep, and strive no more.
Lo thou hast struggled sore
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WHAT IS TO BECOME OF THE NEWSPAPERS:
The Belfast Signal, newspaper of thirteen
years standing, has discontinued for want of
adequate support. The Republican, published
III the same town, comments upon this fact
III the following strain, which he experience
of other newspaper publishers, will cndorse
There ought to be one moral here i'm
pressed.-W thln the last two years, the cost
of publishing paper has been enormously
enhanced Paper has risen some two and half
cents a pound. We use SIX reams Of Drty
pounds per week. This increases our cost III
papat 81 week, or ~i,iZ year. Every thing
has increased in proportion. Our labor cos 5
double what it did in 1919, Everything costs
to correspond ;yct advertisers will pay no more,
nor can tie price of the papers be increased,
Thus it is that papers that were good property
some two to five to ten years ago, pay nothing
now. The demise Of the Signal endorses what
we say. We can see 10 remedy bat in some
.oh Oh the part of publishers, to get reader
pay for their labor, and at prices proportlonate
to the general enchanced prices ofevery thing
elsen
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SENATE.

rncro,,c5 B;6< In "pr adJit;"n To- and amend
ncnt % ,f 'SS SSc 60 " Of chnn. 81. &, s." relating
~ tho 5,,n, nf nr;ts ,rn;nst tLr bodies Of
~ ~ ,rt,;n c'S,,s rcnJ thr th;rd
t;,nn ",H ,,a,,oJ
IN I'm r,rr,. IN D,nil Adams
taIom,T7,,' H. Srorrn: nr Frnnkliu. moved
I,,t tLn KIT Ina rrcnun,ittrd for thc rurpose
,,r", .fI,,,t ,I;,.h ,nnt;,,n ,r,.,nil.1
M. Stnrons IF rranLlin coIlrJ mn the res
w. tLnt Tnrrnn WIlinrtnm is rrtirlri +,
',t j., ~, hnIr n.n Snn,tor fr,m Ben
80, r,''','t,. ,nI thc ,,nnstinn hr;n,, mon
49,, o7,.,.'..,,, - I',. ,'..nl \li,nrnnd
80 !''''''7' - '' House.
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ruG LATE SENATOR ArnERT,

IuG INTE SENNI0N NTNLNION II ne
Manchester q. li.) Mirror says:
Mr. Athcrtou was born July 4th, lS04,-
lie leaves from 5000, GOO to 100000. He
has no children \ post mortcm eXamina-
ton was held Tuesday afternoon, and the
disease was found to be Solt,ning of the
right hemisphere of the brain. The left
hemisphere was healthy. The disease had
been in progress some time, His brains
weighed three pomds cght ounces and hag,
ayoirdupols weight,
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Save the Dead LnnXGs

IF every IIorticulturist would reflect for a
moment on the nature of fallen leaveS-whlch
contain not only the vegetable matter, bat the
earthly salts, lime, potash, &c, needed lo.
the next seasons growth-and that, too, cX-
actly in the proportion required by the very
tree and plant from which they fall-nuy
more, if they would consider that it is pre-
csely in this way, by the decomposition OF
these very fallen leaves that nature cnrchcs
the soil, year after year in her great forest
it would scarcely be possible for such re-
hccting lIorticulturst to allow these leaves
to he swept away by every wind that blows,
and finally he lost altogether. y wise llorti-
cuturist will diligently collect from week tC
week, the leaves that fall under each tree,
and by digging them under the soil about the
roots, whore they will decay and enrich that
soil, provide in the cheapest manner the best
possible food for that tree. In certain vine.
yards in France, the vines are kept in thl
highest condition, hy simply burying at thcii
roots every leaf ahd blanch that Is t.runcd oil
such vines, or that falls from them at til,
end Of the season -U0rtiCult,riM
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Prices for Advertising.

The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly
limited to their own mmc iiate and regular business,
and the business of an advertising firm is not con-
sidercd including that of its individual members
- Advertisements should be marked the number
Of weeks to be Observation-Disclosures they will be
tinuod till forbid-or at the option of the publisher
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AFTERNOON.
Rcports of Committees MIR. Writers, for
the committee ON Manufactures, tavorably re-
ported the bill from the House, to incorporate
the Vermont Marble and Soapstonc Company,
and it was read the third time and passed in
concurrence
Mr.. Coolidge, for the committee on the .Ju-
dietary, iayorably reported til" bill in ad
dition to see. 80 Of chap. ., {. S, in relation
to the election of Auditor of Accounts, and
the third reading was ordered
Also, adversely to the bill from the House,
in addition to an act entitled an act in rca-
tion to the action Of account and the third
reading was refused.
Mr.. Bailey, from the committee on Manu-
facturrs, fave rably reported the bill from the
House, to incorporate the American Verde
Antique Marble Company, with amendments,
limiting the amount of Indebtedness of the
corporation to thrcc-iourths instead of one
fourth, of the amount of capital stock, as in
the or sinal bill. The amendments were
agreed to, and the bill as amended, read the
Sd time and passed i'll concurrence
y A'journcd.
Bits Miroduccd and Rcf,rcd.-By Mr..
Soulc, relating to the election Of town repre-
scntatiyes, providing that Il plurality shall
elect on tho second ballot; to the General
Committee.
The resolution from the Senate for the ap-
pointmcnt of committee t. fix IA day Of final
adjournment was adopted in concurrence.
The hour arrived to which the joint assem-
bly stood adiournel, and the Senate came in.
The joint assembly were then convened to
elect IL Reporter of the decisions OF the Su-
premc Court. On motion of Mr.. Dcnnison.
II ,.,;, Nv Il
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Restoring The Nervous System,

nerNId It % Inc W0rTI a. Processing Inc N0st
superior virtues known in tn" Natoria Medical Ply
scians Of tNo Co., ... '..- . ''. profession use,
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ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER EVER
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Costivcness Irregularities of the Bowels, PeuriSy
in the Side, Flatulcncy Paptaion Of the Heart,
Difficult Breathing, Prostraton Of the Nervous Sys-
TEN, of Numbncss, nj ght Swcats or Affections of the
Lungs Jaundicc Diseases of the Kidneys, Dcrange-
ments IRE guarities, especially with FEM ALES,
producing Debility and Prostaton Of the Nervous
System, Cataneous Eruptions or llumors of the
Blood-thesc Complaints are readily removed by the
use of this C0rdtai.
u liz NcLcutnrn II las nrnrcd IlSclf
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Sufferers Themselves,

to procure from the Agent in their vicinity circu
lar and not only read the testimony of those who
have experienced its invaluable curative powers but
to write to, OF call upon, the convacsccntS, that
the statements may EMANArE FROM THE EOJ NTAlN-
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REMEDY is certain Of being sustained. Write also
to the Proprietors, who will accord every informa-
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every section of the Union, numbering among them
some of the most eminent Phyricians, Clergymen,
Editors, and prominent citizens rendering the re-
liability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
Iench of douht or distrust.
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MORTIMORE'S
RUEINiTiC COMPOUND

is Vegetable Extract an Internal Remedy, pre-
pared expressly for this ONE DISEASE and this it
WILL cure in every form, either inlamitory (Acutc)
or Chrodic, no matter of how long standing.
Sold by r. A. PECK, wholesale aud retail also
by A. c. SPEAR, and q. p. SANBORN & CO.,
burlington, VT, and q. W. HORTON, Winooski.
The above have also for salc
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SENATE

| Reports IF C0mnltteeS.-Mr. Millinrton
from the committee on Manufactures. favor
ably reported the bill from the House to in
corporate the Caledonia Stone Cuttinr and
Qu0rrying Co., and it was read the third time
and passed in concurrence. Mr.. Bavlcv for
the same committee, iavorably reported tho
bill from the House. to INCORPORATE the Cas-
tcton Hotel Company, with an amendment,
limiting the Indebtedness Of tic Company, at
: amy time to thrcc-fo -fourths of the amount Of
/ capital stock annually paid in. The amend
i mcnt was agreed to, and the bin passed
J. Mr.. Writers for the slime committee. fayora-
d bly, rcpor4ud House hill to incorporate the
: Essex Leather and Lumber Manufacturing
}. Company, and it was passed Mr.. Stone for
i the committee on Education, favorablv re-
ported House bill to incorporate the West
River Academy, and it was passed Mr.
C lIoyr for the committee on the Judic ary, re-
o ported adversely to the bill in amen IN mt OF
II the act in relation to insurance against fire
e in foreign companies, approved Nov. %, 1852
!, and the bill was indefinitely postponed.
II Mr.. Wheeler from the committee on Land
y Taxes. flyorahly reported the bill to repeal
ID the last clause of see. d, of chap. SO, c, S.
le relating to the Grand List, with PROPOSE.
& tion of amendment striking out the first sec
a tion of the bill. which was agreed to and the
Sd reading ordered. Mr.. Stevens of Franklin
II for the same committee, ayorably reported
House bill, providing fer ;hc organization Of
lr private corporations, with an amendment
e. striking out sec. % of the bill. The amend.
s. mcnt was adopted and the bill passed. Mr.
e. Carpenter, for the commit on Banks, ia,
c. yorahly reported the bill to INCORPORATE the
West River Bank, with Il proposal ofamend-
l. mcnt, suhiecting the corporation to any gen
te cral law, which may be hereafter enacted, re-
lating to banks, and other monicd corpora
tons The amendment was adopted and the
Sd reading was ordered.
Mr. Stevens for the Judiciary Committee IA
d. vorably reported House bill, in amendment OF
'S see Is of chap. ll6 {. 5, and it was passed.
oi Also, the bill from the House, in addition
rd to chap. % c. s., entitled Justices of the
Peace, with an amendment, and the bill as
MS amended was passed,
'd Mr. Hyde for the COMMITTEES on Roads, fa-
SC vorably reported House bill, granting Eerry
to Daniel Adams, with an amendment which
S- was agreed to- and the bill passed
70 Mr. Stone for the committee on Education,
IL favorably reported House bill, altering the
IN name of Julia Amanda Clifford jackson, and
constituting her the heir at law of John \.
Wd Caroline D. Conant, and it was passed
=. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.
MONDAY, Nov. 81, \. N.

MONDAY, NOV. Il, y. NJ.
JoiW Rcsoluion.-Bv Mr. Field that the
Governor be requested to examine the docu-
ments heretofore collected by the States COM
missioner, as to the expenses incurred during
the revolutionary war by this State, and if in
his opinion the interests Of the State require
it, to cause the stated report to be examined
and ccrtitcdby the Secretary of State, as true
copies Of the original vouchers in the State
department, and to present such claim to
Congress for allowance adopted.
Engrosscd BWs.-Rclating to foreign fire
insurance companics read the Sd time and
passed.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill relating to pounds, eStrays and lost goods,
when Mr.. Plympton moved to lay the bill on
the table, which motion was lost. NJ. Barber
moved to commit the bill for amendment, by
adding proviso, giving the select men of
towns power to permit persons who are own
crs of but one obW, tt turn the same into the
highway under such regulations rs they shall
deem eXpcdient. which motion prevailed and
the bill was PASSED, Adjourned.
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small sums of money, and if possible to afford
inducements to the humble classes in conmu-
nifty to save and treasure up their earnings,
instead of improvdcntly wasting aGd spending
them. But the interest paid on these deposits
induces capitalists 10 put large sums Of money
into these banks, the ) per cent interest which
they pay rendering tie investment, in some
conditions of the money mafeCt, more profitable
than any other. He thought tins gradual de-
parture from the original design of the instliu-
tons should be considered, and it was to give
time for this that he made the motion.
The motion was agreed to and the bill ordered
to lie.
The bill incorporating the McTndocs Falls
Academy was read the third time and passed.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Washburn called UP the bill in addition
to sec. ! of the act approved NCy. -, 1852
relating to pounds, when the bill was commit
ted for amendment at his motion, and as amen
ded was passed.
EngroSSed Bills TO incorporate the Green
Mountain Hotel Co.. read the 81 time and
passed. The hour arrived to which the joint
assembly stood adjourned and the Senate came
in.
The joint assembly then proceeded to ballot
for Reporter of the dec sons of the Supreme
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MORTINiOnE1S
R II i | n | | | 1
co MP OJ n ID.

~ III $ truly celebrated remedial preparation,
Il ethcacious alike for each and every description
of RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, is already too W ell known
end esteemed throu thout the United States to re-
qSirc any lengthy notice of its paramount virtues.
IT ERADICATES this heretofore incurabc and dis
tressinc disease from the system, and STANDS UN-
RIVALLED IN TIE PHARMACY OF MEDI-
CINE.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to FORCE A NuSTRUM before the public, but simply
. ;,,.
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Further balotings were suspended, TIL to-
mQrrow morning at | o'clock. Adjourned.
sen ATE.
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Upon the fourth ballot Mr.. Deane was de-
clared elected Reporter of the decisions Of tine
Supreme Court for the year ensuing, and tn,
Senate withdrew. Adjourned.
SENATE.
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THE GREAT 4 iLTERATIFE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-07

SENSIBLE To THF LAsT.-An ole
Scotchman about to bid his last adieu
to earth, had his friends called near
when he was desired by his vile to
tell what debts were owing him.
"There's old Siddons owes five
shillings for mutton.'
"Och," interjected the delighted
help-mate, "to see a man at this time
o. day, and just gaun TO close his last
account, hae the use o. his faculties
just say awa, JAMIE"
SAY, and Roy, ten shillings for
beef"
"What pleasant thing TO see a
man bein' sensible to the Iast-ony
mair-but not 10 distress YOURSELF"
SAN Lane, crown for a cows
hide"
say" quoth the wife, sensible vet
well. James, what vast We was
gaun TO sayi"
"Nae mair." quoth James. ..but
Pm awin Jock Thompson two pound
in balance o. u cow"
"Hooi, toot," "quoth the wife, she's
ravin', too--he's just ravin'; dinna
mind any mair that he saysI''