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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28
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These the foremost States ia the Union
IN the march of Railroad Improvement
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RAILRoaRs IN ViRerNtA.-The Richmond
Times has prepared the following statement
showing the number of miles Of railway now
completed or authorized by law 10 be built in
this State.
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The Washington correspondent ofihe New
York National Democrat gives currency To a
somewhat wonderful rcvea,ion according 10
which number of wealthy Californians have
entered nto a negotiation 10 buy oct the Sand
witt Islands from their present sovereign, with
the view of having thcm annexed to the Uni
ted States asa county OF California. The ne
golaton il is asserted, had been brought to a
successful termination, but the weak. minded
kiny was afterwards induced TO withdraw his
assent The Caliiornans have not given up the
project but are cndeavoring TO bring the king
back 10 his bargain.
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A VIR GINA BOOK The Undersigned
II proposes to publish the earliest practicable day.
THE GOTERNORS or VTRGMKA,
being historical sketch of the Governors of Virginia.
from the end If The Colonial government to the pre-
time. In The pIeIa alton ui the work. the publisher
will have the benefit of of the best writing talent
in tie State. The book will be complete in one voume
of more than 500 pages, octave, bound in Cloth Sub
scription price s. 90 per cory
March24-d&cts +. NJ. DE WITT
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X r. NJ A IL X s..

Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CoRRETED TWICE wEEK
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he SECRETARIES State, OF War. and the
POSTMASTER y enera' 'ei'her have already made,
or certainly i"'end making, their residence in
the pleasant city of Georg, town.
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BLANKSI BLANKS.
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
CONSTABLES' Warrants,
" ExecutiOns,
Delivery Bonds and Notices,
InIemnifytng Bonds.

indemnify ing Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
- Indemnif ing Bonds.
Bills of Lnding, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, differen Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which sale.
ne had the yirgnion large Leau
full supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman whom the execution this department
business is entrusted has superior in the
who may order work this establishment may
speedy and faithful performance
Our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work,
complete which with the large addition Fancy Types
Embellishments recently rade. Nirgnian
Office is to be found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited.
in 26-d&cfts TERRY 4 SHIELDS
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GEN. WM. LAMBERT, Mayor Of Richmond,
died III that city Wednesday last. aftera pro.
traeled illness. For many years he had dis
charged the difficult dulles ofhs office efficient
| ~ and acceptable and died beloved and re-.
created by wide circle of friends.
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Candidates for Omce.

lew are authorized 10 annnuuee A. i. GARLAED
candidate fer the clers.hp ofre Hastings Court OF
the city Of Lynehburg.
Mafebl7-,lfIe
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DR. J. s ROSES NERVOUS AND .INVIG-
DRAFTING CORDIAL

DR. J. S ROSES NERVOUS AND .INVIG-
GRATING CORDIAL.
The GREATEST Discovery az Medical Science
TIVE thousands who are suffering with any
4 NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, will find imnledi-
ate relief IN using this wonderful CeRpIAL-
Ii cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Palpita-
tlon, heartburn, Nervous Head Ache Treuler
Of the Muscles or Flesh, Wakefuness. and all
restlessness Of the mind or body, whether
worn donn By care, labor, or study
This truly wonderful Medicine from its pc
euiiar hsppy effect in aliaying the most VIC
lent Nervous Affections, and completely Grad
leating theEa frorn the system, may Justly be
termed the gzandest discovery in The science
of MEDICINE 1t sobdues and averts all those
Nervous lseaees, over which the snest pro-
found raE al ski2i has hitherto had no con-
tTel tUh grand restsrer in building up
weak constitution, already wern down by dis
ease aEd debilitsted bF sffer medicine, its
ln'el ssratiIg properties act ike eharrn, and
IFS beneficial effects are als4Dst mirae uleusL-
Tbs Esak 1he sssrveHs- ard these suffering
Wits constant rains and uneasiness, are fire.
qsentl.F euned Big @sIag single bottle
Srsee 1a cents, and rs BE had at all the re
speeoa,hle Bzzlg Stores ia Washin gtan Geerge-
esns1, D. G., and Alexandria Va feb Is
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Population Of the Principal Cities.

The Boston Transcript complies from
Ws6er's Volks Kalender Peoples Alma
nack) for 1853, published annually at
Leipsic, the following table of the popu-
lation of the largest cities in Europe and
North America. As the Germans are
proverbially accurate in their statistical
statements. says the Transcript, it is to
be presumed that this table may be relied
upon as correct. Il will be seen that
New York stands fourth on the list, Phil.
adelphia ninth, Baltimore twenty first,
and Boston twenty eight. As matter
of curiosity and reference, the table may
be worth cutting out and preserving:
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EVENING STAR.
To Susannah.

Sweeter than the sweetest mama,
Lively, lovely, chaste Susannah,
You're the girl that still muse on,
Pretty, little, smiling Susan.
Oh, if verse can amuse ye,
Fairest, sweetest, laughing Susy,
2 I'd write On, but meier rebuke We,
Handsome and good-natured Suky;
Every rhyme should fatter you,
Sprightly, dimpling, tender Sue,
I've sung my song-adieu, adie1,
Susannah, Susan, Suky, Susy, Sue.
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OThe New York Sunday Mercurp
thinks that the resolutions passed by the
Buffalo Presbyterian Convention against
promiscuous dancing" are "all fudge. :"
1t says:
"There is not one word in the New
Testament. from the first chapter of Mat
thew to the last chapter Of the Revelations
there Is not one word in the whole
teachings of Christ, or in the whole teach
lngs OF his disciples, that can be SO con-
strued as to justify the bear assertion of
this Presbyterian assembly. The whole
spirit of Christianity is cheerful, hope
full, charitable spirit. Christ turns water
into excellent wine at the marriage feast
at which he and his disciples cheerfuIly
assist, and no doubt there was promiscu-
Gus dancing at that feast he pardons the
woman taken in adultery, and bids her
sin no more; he and his disciples pluck
corn on the Sabbath, and heal the sick,
the halt and the lame on that day. In
fact, they go about continually doing
good, and they know no day and no time
when good may not be done. We know
very we'll that the Old Testament tells us
that the Jews of old always INDUCED in
dancing before the ark of the Lord but
whether they INDUCED in prorniscuous
dancing or not does not appear, nor is it
of the slightest Importance TO this subject
whether they did or did not So indulge
What these Presbyterians mean by pro
sniscuoas dancing Is, we presume, dane
ERg IA which both sexes take a part, and
which to US, who by the bye are no dan
cGs, Is its chief chaIm and best excuse.
We are very mach AFRAID that our Pres
Ughersan asaraaists, at Buffalo, have sseeu
EasFes TO the passage of their resolution
ssaanst prensiscnnas 3snning, by had, un-
Charitable and heastay thsoghts. We
:.has saEe the liberty of advising Eheza 10
ssRSy Gsse Neg Testament TO q truer asd
ssSser understanding sSahssa TREY aev hs9e
I'll 1T, ;saf & TREY hpe trase of aesrt they
nEay nepe rs BssseEss manesCt ri stasa sna
consequently a unors Enzassze, aslsasiy and
etrsnsz,E esi.sRr51 gnan aaey aex possess.
Ekt lsgm lssssss- IS without SIR :sunaar uen
cast Tine aszs,ff sssoae""
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
D. @ 60 c.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
an and after Monday, March IA, the Pas
" senger Train will be run as follows
Leave Washington at and O'Clock A. NJ.
Do do at 81 and o'clock P. M.
On Sunday at o'clock 4. NJ and P. M.
Leave Baltimore at ID and O'Clock A. II.
DO do 81 and $40 min P. II
On Sundays at Al A. NJ. and 81 P. M.
The LIST and 4th Trains from Baltimore, and
the ID and 4th from Washington will be Ex-
press Trains, stopping only at the Annapolis
and Washington Junction Stations.
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes no
further than Philadelphia; the one Of Sunday
morning only to Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at 6 A. NJ and P. NJ. except
on Sunday morning. By order:
mar 18 7. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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I o. Of Rechabites

Mount Vernon Tent, Thursday, Rcchabite
Hall, corner d and 9TH streets
Geo. Washington, Monday, Recbaoite Hall
Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard
Arlington, Friday. Rechabite Hall.
Heber, Thursday, Society Hall. Georgetown.
Eagle JT-, Masonic Hall, Navy Yard
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Washington and Alexandra. Roat.

aIE'' p THE fine, fast, and commodious
following hours:
Leave Alexandria at 7, 9, II, II, 3, AZ, and
ST o'clock.
Leave Washington at S, 10, IL, p, T. 81, and
o'clock.
This Boat has superior accommodations for
the conveyance of vehicles of all kinds without
the trouble or difficulty of taking out the
horses.
Coaches for the conveyance of passengers
connect with the Boat at each end of the line.
may 2 s. ROLLINS. Captain.
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X E A d I-M 4 DE CLOTHING
And Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
I FIRST DuALITY

pE 4 LIat- QUktLII Z
M you'd respectfully invite the attention
W Of purchasers to our large and fashion
anle assortment ~f' kEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, which we
haSs just received Tor Spring and sunoaser
trade feeling satisfied that We eaa offer no
inducements ia price, styles, ard qualities.
net ia be zGet vita La this city
our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
URder Uae zaaaagemssnt Of praetieas and ex-
Ysertes eea cutters, Of aekne wfed nes9 ability
a'aa taste Is aev supplied with an extensive
assertrHe&t ct Few styles Of CfyTYiS. CASSi-
Nhhta, and FESTINGs, which we viii No axe
&c ereer at Jss shortest getiee ia superior
style ct werk,ra aship sad irish, at vary mod
efaAe prices, a2S guarantee entire satisfaction
IL afa etsea- WALL & STEPHENS.
esnL- E7e2aae- as'tEeea Stu snS 18th
up streets. next b0 Iron Hall
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FKEm,a SHOES IND p5TsfpS

4 Q
1USg REN-ETyEss, street spsra the Esoperter
~ > cases ai French Walkiag SHOES. a sxr,e-
Fasr srgSefG. AasN, = cases Paris PUMP fer
ttse sssszsszt Aoaxn- Gssa1aeznso x7ssinr to
'fsspasy r. sraasSsseae T@81 wifi please .csN at
usss e'sshaHssafs 9oot SSsre of MILLS, rs ysassan
Wis :ssxasrssa eltEs yi-se Dspssssr sor fsssss at
uzss nhzr Ut ssas Nstcspss6taD Mechanics Ia
sls7z'sz- asas q WashiAgoea- Tesrnxzy, 1858
JOHN NILS
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We may remark that there are several
cities in India, China, and Japan, which
are reported to contain larger popula-
ton than that of Paris but not being in
Europe or North America, they are of
course excluded from the above list in
which also they omitted the city of Mex
leo, (which should not have been omitted
containing population of about geo 900.
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SsirnaEa esn;1 sst TlaEyRs.sG Inss Lad y
ass:zaiisaasf 3 z'dss af tssE,5 rresgss.i,sng the
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.sffnh 5Ennc utri5a esaass ulsM Tins EsTE-
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Nsas vhHky MP nzxzsas an H.urrr,srsr ~
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HEALTH Fol: TEE STATES
HO LILO WAYS PILLS.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH.
DISoRDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATIoN OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD
Copy Of q Letter from Mr.. John Liom, of
Erw-sren, Hartech, lNeriouetshirr.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SlR,-I avail myself of the first opportuni-
ty OF informing you, that for very long pc
Rod was afflicted with a dangerous giddi-
ness and frequent swimmings in the uead at
tended by loss Of appetite, disordered stom-
ach, and generally impaired health. Every
means had failed to give me any permanent
relief. and at length it became so alarming
that was really afraid of going about with
out an attendant In this melancholy condi-
tlon l waited personally upon Mr.. Hughes
Chemist. Earlech, for the purpose of consult
ing him as to what [ had better do he kind
~ recommended your Pills. I tried them with
out delay. and after taking them for a short
time [ am happy to bear testsmony to their
wonderful efficacy. | am now restored to
perfect health, and enabled to resume nv
usual duties. You are at liberty to publish
this letter In any way you may think proper
[ am, sir, your obedient servant.
June e, 49,. (Signed) JNO. LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRorSY
Extract ofn Letter from Eaaru,M Rom7pv.
Esq, Of Iudia Walk, ToJugo, dated anil
0th, 1852
10 Professor HOLLOWAY.
DEAR SIR deem it q duty I owe to YOU
and the public at large to inform YOU of a
most mirac ulous recovery from that dreadful
disease DRoPsY, and which. under God. was
affected by your invaluable Pills. was tap
ped five times within eight months. and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners.
but could not get cured until had recourse
to your remedy, and Notwithstanding all
had undergone, this miraculous medicine
cured me in the course of SIX weeks
(oisned) EDWARD ROWLEI.
These celebrnted Pills are monderfulLy eHrq-
ctoHs az tue J0lloactng comp!Hi"ts.
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma. Jaundice.
Bilious Complaints, Liver Complaints,
Biotehes on the Skin, Lumbago,
Bowel Complaints, Piles.
Colics, Rheumatism.
Constipation of the Retention of Urine,
Bowels. Scrofula, Or Kings
Consumption, Evil
Debility, Sore Threats,
Dropsy, Stone and Gravel
DysenterY, Secondary Symptoms,
EfyslPeias, Tic Douloureux,
Female irregularities, Tu,aours.
tevers of all kinds, Ulcers,
Fits, Veneral Affections
Gout, Worms Of all kinds
Head ache, Weakness from what
Indigestion, ever cause, &c, &C.
Sold at the establishment of Professor HoI-
LeWAr. IA Strand, {near Temple BARI Lon
don, and by all Vendors Of Medicines through
out the United States, in Boxes at 81 c.. ST.
c., and 81 50c- each. Wholesale by the prin-
clpal Drug houses in the Union; and bv
Messrs A. 3. I'D. SANDS New York.
% There Is a considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes
n B:-Dircetions for the guidance of pa
TENTS in every disorder are affixed to each
hoA. je 20-eo
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N&AiR Wttzt uR&iuR Irxsrurussyf. y,,az5,4
rR esfkh fEshsx ,ghsezrx.
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Extract Of q Letter from Millara Fillmore
q / have read it merchants Magazine) with
a good deal Of attention. and have no hesita
ton in saying that I think it one of the most
valuable periodicals that was ever published
To the merchants it seems quite Indispensable
and to the statesman and man of general in
formation almost equally desirable. 1t is a
grand repository of useful facts and informa-
ton, which can be found nowhere so well di-
gested and SO accessible as in these numbers
l only regret that do not own the work
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Letter from the Hon. Thomas II. Benton.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 90, 1849.
SIR: ] owe you many thanks for the oppor-
tunities have had to read the Merchants
Magazine, and have found it in reality te he a
Magazine, and that well repIenished of all
the useful mattor which the title would imply
and presented with fullness and clearness
which delights while it instructs 1t is in
fact. a merchants magazine in the large ac-
ception of the terni-merchants who go be
tween nations whose Jorge operations bring
many departments Of knowledge and view
OF the state Of the world into daily requisiion
But 1t Is not the great merchant only, but the
enc Of gnure modest, but nevertheless, of most
useful operations-who will find this magazin
TO abound with the information, the pursuit
Of his business and the elevation of the mer-
CATTLE character requires Nor is its utility
at ali eonfined to merchants, but extends to
the legislator and diplonatists and to all who
are charged with managing the affairs of the
natissn- For myself, have found it most use
full Is ne In my senatorial labors. and have
beea N the habit for many years Of carefully
consulting 1t Very respectfully, sir. your
obedisnt servant, TH0S IL BENTON.
E4NE8La HCST, Esq
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.TThe New York Sunday Mercury
thinks that the resolutions passed by the
Buffalo Presbyterian Convention against
promiscuous dancing" are & all fudge"
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WASHINGTON CITY DIRECTORY

Woyor.-JOhn W Maury
Register.-Wm. J. Mccormick
Coiiector.-Robert j. Roche.
SMrreyor w. Ball.
assistant Surreyor .-Wm. W. DeMaire
Tag Cler&.-Thos. Hutchingson.
Book-heeper.-James T. Clark.
AtfOr7ey.-James NJ Carlisle.
Messenger Kleiver.
Commissioner Of First Districf john
Hardness.
Commissioner of Second Distyict.-Frapeis
B. Lord ''0
Commissfoner Of IhfrG Dixtyict.-Tlonn.
son Van Riswick
Commissioner Of Fourth Distyiet.-Heprv
d. Gunnell
C0mnaaSSioners of the Asylum.-Charles
Davis, Theodore Wheeler, and George II, FIJI.
mer.
Imtendent Of Acknowledgment E. Git.
tings.
Physfcfam Of ASgi"m.-George NJ Dove.
SccFrf0Ty TO he Board of Commissioners
of Asytum.-John H. Moves.
Comn'ss@omer of tie Eastern Section of
tie C0mai-Joseph Gross
Inspector Of TotaccO.-Henry Maruin.
Seater Of IeigatS Qnd Measures. VIM. NJ
McCauly.
Inspector Of Fire Allayatus.-Caleb Buck
ingham.
Inspector Of Flour and .Salted Provisions.
Jacob kleiyer
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a way popular preacher in South Caro-
lima. and scccssionlst withall. harsngued
his hearers on the Importance Of perscye-
rance and foftitudc. Tie said:
AVON that is church members must not
look back upon Babylon lSodonl Ike PAul's
wife (l.t'sl dene! You must be hsay
better than the worlds people. Religion IS
like a battle, and Satan are strong lie
hates good men, and wants to kill them al
,eoi,st In short, my dearly beloved hear
crs, YOU mus, do like General Washington
done at the battle Of Waterloo. In the
skirInagt his horse was killed by a British
cannon ball. Did Washington give up hi
sword to The enemy Not he lie sung
on, at the top Of his voice, "a horse! I
horse, my kingdom for hore!' A hors'
vas brough, him by Frank Marion, and h
drove the bloody British from the field, an'
thus secured the liberty of South Carroll
/ ma ~
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4 correspondent, in Middlebury, Yer
mont, sends US the following snecdote. We
should like 10 hear oitener from the Yer
mont boys. Has David Coppertield cxhal-
cd and gone up p Carpet Bag.
The Professor Silenced.- Nj
was, if report be true, rather wild boy and
quite irregular in his attendance upon re-
citation. Al the recitation in astronomy
one morning, Ben was absent; whereupon
Professor +. sent for him. In short time
Ben appeared, scarcely conscious whether
he Was asleep or awake, when the follow
ing questions were put: "What Is common
time 7" "Don't know, sir" "What is appa-
rent time Z" "Dont know, SIR" "What is
mean time Z" "Fiye o'clock In the morning
sur was the prompt reply. The Pfofesso'
had no more questions to ask just then.
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DOMESTIC EsprArnssrs.--Ih hold II in
deed to be a sure sign Of mind not poised
as il ough, to be, ifi' be inscnsible To the
pleasure Of home, TO he little Joys and en-
dcauncn;s Of family, 70 the affection Of
relations, 10 the fidelity ct dosDesties.
Next TO being wesi with his own con
science. the friendship and attachment OF a
mars family and dependents seem to me
one n the noA comfortable circumstances
q his lot. liz situation, with regard q
either. forms that sort Of bosom comfort OF
di=quiei thai sucks close 10 lam Al all tine'
and seasons, and which, though he may
nov and then forget il, amid the hustle d
public or the hurry u active life, will re-
saupe It's plsee in his thoughts and It's per
nsneni elects On his happiness, at even
I tallse a ambition of Of business.
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M. Miilcrs Patent sleigh.

FORT ANN. WAsufNGTOS co.. n. ".
1--WE fOBsrnlnER wsa,id fe-prsifal, ta6rm the
j pasie that h. has on hspd larse ass s,,rsst Of
his S,ir u kleFhs. a. bs shoir In Fcft Ann VISA.
,nefan en-. n v He nsuers hmssifg,hN any ep.-
trs- wishing to firrbss~ anything III TIM line frors
q Epcttins Rleirh Ia taf hf.e narons he rsn he a.
eainmcdateh with sui,ie sid rro-, tbs, viii r.ud.s
IL an object tf them IN esi and 90 sn,s- hi, ro,t
lie hs. = feu t.t sale at thr Rutissd ikp<s wh,,s
be win kccP assostmont through III, s.assa o. stl
Inc.
Notice hss heretofore been Y,rn 10 the fshlle Oct
lsirts Patent hsve been granted 10 The
~ an in,ptu, cment generally known a. the PATENT
Fniui SleiEh--whieh " more cstrn-isriY used tba.
say ",het-and has taken tho nrst rsen,,r, Al the
y. stat, Faif fnf fnur saee~ssy. Ths sph,.r,
bot intends to ssa himself ~ III. herrhi ~ said tu
movement, and would say that intnidsrs win t.p..
hHh hs looked after and that those an ,op.d.,-a
iniridcrs Who throw into mArit scigfs rnspafar,.,
ed hs fh"sn vhn have not seeur-a N. Hrm 10 bui,1
and that those no use s,ysf ~ vsna sys -ov.tt.
hattie. hes-rs. MesehasH, II Rtsndoni tyis,skes 4
Fish. and Mt Woo'xon. 81 Pft.hai.--srs the on,.
por~ons who hsvt the right n haild In IN. nosh~s,
pan cf Rrtisnd County. Thoac pafrha-irr IT ~
oitrr mechanic, bstwa-n P",iltnsy and Mddiehpfy.
viii he liable tn answer. In thr Supreme Court of d.
ruited Ristes, kpf yioln,on II tho rs'en, Lava
MosEs MILLER.
Rutland, New, %, las, +s-ow
Doors. sWOEk 4 UURREWs. 1000 Pslrs
- Of Msn,, Boys and Youths Boots. shoes, pss-
gsns snd Rubber.
I.ad,r.' Gsiirrs Wsikias ehses eiins pu.tins {.
Md. Calf and Patent l~s,h~t hcse~s, Misses. rhn>s
and Boo'~es, eonrsi-ins isrre stock ~ sbo~.
Ae.-sll warranted ." NV sasvs ss,,.s.,,on % ,hS
pxrrhaser Z. BIRT d BON
Rutland, Dec. D. lisa