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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
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O4NceS ASyUoAAASAs b0bV~N0Wp
Tne following Is nm extract sof pri.
vnrcJettcr. dated Macno, Mnrchs2s.
Tie mails carry honle news Of thu
probable overthrow Of the Chinese Gov:
crnment, ns the rebel, have, ere this
possession Of Nankin. which is consid.
cred by the Chinese as tho end Of the
present rulers. 1t is said from there they
will probably 80 TO Socbon and finally
to Shanghae, then cut of tho rico and
other provisions in transit 10 Pekin, the
seat OF Government. 1i@|"
From National Intelligenccr OF May 3o.'
Commodore Aulick, late in command
Of the East India squadron, also return.
cI in the Arctic. He is bearer Of des.
patches from the Unite States Con,mis.
sioner in China. anl from the Amer.
can embassy at Lonion, which were
forwarded from New York 10 the Presi.
dent yesterday afternoon. The Com.
molore we learn, will arrive in this
city on Wednesday morning.
The nivices from Hong Kong, China,
are TO the 2sth March. They confirm
the accou,,s Of the siege (not capturc)
Of Nankin by the revolulionists; also,
that the Chinese authorities in their cx.
trcmity, had applied to the British Of.
fcials for al in quellins the insurrec
lion. Quite n panic prevaile a, Shang.
haze, thou n all rcmaincl quic! at Can
ton.
Such is the news received by way 81
England. Commodore Aulick howev'
or, who sailel from China a fortnigh
earlier than the above dates, dlscrc. lifted
the report that the Emperor Of China
hal applied 10 the British authorities
for assistance, as his hatrcl TO ,ha,
people has never been intcrmittcd.--
The Commodore further thinks that i
assistance were applied for it woull no.
be given, as the foreigners in China
are uniiclIy in favor Of the success o
the rebels. The present Emperor has
(hc snys,) by his sensuality and his ad
dct,on to opium. aliena,cl himself from
the esteem Of his people, AMI that he
and his corrupt cabinc, are unlittcl ,t
comprehend an deal with the presen
enlarged demands OF commerce.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Force Of Conscience.

isaac M'intyrc, who murdered Has
ssry a, Pomcroy about two years sine,
has voluntarily returne and surrendcrel
himself to the authorities, assigning a.
reason, that he thinks a life ii. III,
Penitentiafy woalI be preferable TO the
miserable existence he has led sinc.
then. II is said that M'Intyre and TIas
rer'y had been drinking and gambling
anil quarrel .nsued which resulted in
the death Of Haggerty. 's
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

The latest Virginia returns indicate
that the following members Of Congress-
are elected: lst district, Gen. J. H. Bailey
.lcmocral; 81 dist, J. S. Millson. DEM.
9Th dist, G. S. Brock. dem; 9Th dist, c,
S. Falkner, dem; 10Th dist. z. Cald.
we'll, DEM; 18th dist, H. A. Edmunson,
lem; l3;h dist, P. M. Muller. In the
g. district G. J. Coleman is ahead.
The complexion Of the Legislature is
democratic. 49, 20 lr,.a 1868 s3hSt
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Cruelty Of DcSpotiSm.

II is state in the New York Times,
that report has jus. reached the Hun.
garians in tha, city, through various pri.
va,e hanls, Of an event outreaching all
yet known Of Austrian cold bloo led.
iuIicial tyranny. During the Spring OF
1851, two years after the Revolution,
anl in the midst Of the quiet Of Slavery,
all Hungary was aroused by the news,
that young AMI distinguished lady had
been Suddenly arrested, tho Countess
Blanca Teleki. She was high born, ol
one Of the oldest families Of Hun gary
a family beloved for its many deeds ol
heroic patriotism. She had been owner
of large estatss-but, though ofthe ar.
istocratic order, none loved her hetter
than the peasantry. They all knew her
as the friend ofthe poor. And in many
rural districts, the Sunday Schools and
Schools for the lower classes owe their
origin entirely to the self. sacrificing la
oors Of this lady. Suspicionneyer brea
thed upon her name. She loved Hun
gary; and she was woman Of hereto
spirit. Teese were fsuppossd'to be the
reasons other arrest. The, charge agains,
her was thar she was in cosrespo ndence
with Kossuth, Mazzini. .iNonone, even
there. supposed the 'Governnent would
dare to injure her, or hold her Ions.
The news nov is that in these first spring
days, the young Countess Teleki was
privately executed in her prissn--prob.
ably that Of Gros Warden.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Sunday Holiday Folks.

In thcs, days Of merry sunshine and
plcasan, brcczcs, it is positive cruelty
to be kept within doors. Nature beck
ons US from every waving tree, AMI even
the small flowers invite our scrutiny AMI
adm ration. AL the dark chambers Of
our hearts are penetrated, an we lccl the
necessity of having a thorough cleansing.
The sunbcams play on the damaged fur
niturc AMI the cobwebs, and we have an
instructive desire TO throw opnn the win.
lows and let in the breeze. AMI such
brceze! Young, strong and joyous; at
times whispering TO US in Summer sighs,
AMI others bowling round the corners in
Il most excite, ma lner. But withal FL.
lei with active life, AMI glorious in its
glal mission,
No matter what tn: animal, it will get
out in the air if it can. Qladr rIpc Is.
bipcd, centipe le,are equally solicilons.
The aligators, the snakes the pumpkins,
and all the other "big guns Of creation
are beginning to make stir in the world
ami ere long will be entirely on the move.
In fact no one can alIor.l 10 be buried
while thc,e is such tramp Of life over.
deal. II is impossible to rest tranquil.
ly. The best thing we can do is to put
on pair of thin shoes an Join in the
cnvalcalc of moveing things, and with
them seek the open country. the grassy
knoll, the leaIy arbor aud the cool, deli.
cious hrcez.. We may be thankful for
the privileges, and enjoy j, as best we
| can.
1t is fault Of our social system that
we work TOO much, an too little. We
have no holi lays excepting New Year
AMI the Fourth of July. These are not
perfectly enjoyable, but rather devovc
| on US as national duties; the former he.
ing in an unapprccabIe season and the
latter associated with too much dust and
gunpowter. We want more holidays,
peaceful ones Of the heart-when we
may throw off our worldly care, AMI join
gambols OF the nohspecula,ive animals,
True we have aulumnal watering pla.
ces, whittier we flock for the benefit Of
our health. But ere we inlulge in thus
luxury, it is necessary to line our pock.
ct.books bounlfully with convertible
currency, fnrthe health we cultivate at
Saratoga or as NeSporl is no, soufht in
green woods or the spacious fields, but in
the hashy ball room AMI crowded hotel.
The country does not benefit us, but ralh.
er we beneti! The country.
Society must ignore The Sabbath as a
day Of recreation, and it woull be well
were another day appropriated for the
artizan's enjoyment. AS it is they are
apt to dcsecrate what should be punctil-
ously observed. Re clscd from IL. moi.
some workshop, the pent up atttu Ic,
the inexorable hours OF toll, they feel
not only thankful for the labor ended,
but or tbs pleasure in store. They pre-.
pare for the heallhFul enjoyment Of liber.
ly an pleasure. With eager lungs they
seek the pure air, ami spread themselves
in every direction 10 worsh p, like, the
Drui's Of old, in the wo ols; and sky a.
bove them the living spirit in every pen.
dant leaf, AMI all Natures choir vocal
in universal harmoay.-N. Y. Tim,s,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Col. Benton on the National Central
Highway.

The following letter Of invitation was
addressed TO Col. Benton on his recent
visit to the Western frontier:-
BnuNswlcx, Mo-, May 8, 1853.
Hon. Thomas II. Benton-Dear Sir:
We. a portion Of your fellow citizens Of
this vicinity. without political disline.
tion, learning that you are on your way
TO Kansas. Mo-, 10 open the question Of
the great Central Pacific Railway, would
most respectfully ask you TO designate q
day when we may have the pleasure o!
hearing you speak in Brunswick.
Very truly, &c.,
CnAs. DERRicKsoN, and many others.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Irdntcr HornA.

Mr!JyW. Allison proprietor ofth'
itoaton House, has possession and il
fullyprcparet IL cntcrnin all wnomuy
favor him with their custom. We tcnde
him our thinks for nm invitation tt
Zine with him on saturday last. And
though absence prevented, still We have
40 doubt that those who were more for
tunn,e were we'll and esreeably enter
,ained. His advertisement is in nno,h
or column. n5I tt4 nc.sHr
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Supreme Judge of PENNSYLVANIA

We nrc truly gru.iicd to see that Jno
c Knox Of Tiosa equity Pennsylvania,
has been appointed ono Of the Supreme
Judges of that State, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the death Of Judge Glib.
son. Mi. Knox has arisen from obscu.
riiy and poverty by his own exertions,
his untiring perseverance, and indomi
Table energy, TO a popularity tkat knows
but few equals in the legal profession.
1t is truly gratifying to those that may
not have the advantages of fortune to
realize that honorable promotion is the
result OF honesty and industry clone
A number Of years acquaintance, as
we'll as association for time, in tho
publication Of paper. with Mr.. Knox,
excuses US for bringing this matter be.
fore our readers who are mostly unac.
qaaintcl with lin. May his future
course be no less significant, ..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
The Defunct Royalty.

Mrs. Mary Ann Williams, mother o.
The Rev. EIeazer Dauphin Bourbon
Williams, has come out 10 an affidavit
swearing that Eleazer is her fourth SON
that she is his bona .6de mother, regular
~ baptized, accounts for the sore on hi.
knee; and gives the Bourbon ,pre,en sior
q regular hydropathic bath. =
The question has afforded considera
bic amusement, IL NOT profit bios 7tai!,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Sandwich Islands.

A lc,,c from Washington, on the 9th
says: have reason 10 know that the
information in regard tc annexing these
islands 10 our Government, which Pres.
lent Fillmore refused TO communicate
10 the Senate at the last Congress, will
be lail before that boly early in the
commencement Of the session. these
islands desire to unite with US.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

John Turvey arrested in Portsmouth,
and brought up here on Saturday on
a charge Of Larceny, in stealing pig met.
al, and running down the river was com
mite, TO Jail in dcfaul, Of $500 bail
Some three or four Of his accomplices
made their escape, AMI have yet been
taken.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

NTSeve'aI nav advertisements
have prevented our giving some Of the
latest news from Mexico. Twenty six
papers have been discontinued in con.
sequence Of San,n Anna's censorship
Of the press. He has been organizing
the militia and seems determined to
h.yc n 6oht. Hr
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

We notice with pleasure that Queen
Victoria, upon receiving the news Of the
melancholy accident which resulted in
the death Of Generel Pierce's only son,
personally wrote o letter to Mr.. Ipgsr.
soil. in condolence for tho sad affection
the President had sustained.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

OYWe invite attention to the advcr.
,isement Of Ferguson & Elsas which
will be found in another column Of :his
paper. ..
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Railroad, lron. .L.ast,

/, Three hundred tona Of railroad iron 70,
the Covingtons and Lexington, railroad
was on board the Unfortunate ship WI.
liam and Mary. which ship was losst' !
short time since on her passage from Liv.
srpool 70 New Orleans.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Cdd Fellows celebration Portsmouth,

On Friday las, we hal the pleasure
Of attending The Celebration Of the In.
dependent orlc, OF Odl Fellows held q,
Portsmouth. The Lodges at Portsmouth
ms well as the citizens Of that place, had
made the amplcs, provision for the ac.
commodalion ef visiting friends. Gin.
cinnati, Ripley, Maysvil!e, our own
place, Gallipolis AMI Pomeroy were all
represented. We saw in the vas, pro.
ccssion Of the order, the Jew, the Ca,ho.
lie, and Pfotcstan,s Of almost every per.
suasion, beside others whose political
opinions were equally varient. To u
the sight was truly sublime. l,nppcar.d
like type Of the coming brotherhood o
man, when ell the jeaIousies and pre-
judiccs Of nation, sect ani tribe shat
vanish away, and the inhabitants OF tn,
earth, shall be all unils in one com
mon brotherhood Of humanity.
Rev. Mr.. M'Cabc, an Episc opa, min
lister frHm Wheeling, delivered an all
'.resss explanatory Of the principles OF
the orlcr, which was we'll received. H.
gave sou e Interesting states, which Ne
hope will be published.
One item was that within the pas
ycns, til: orler has expcn led in tho Uni
1ei States for the relief Of distress, in it.
varied forms, six hundred THOUSAND
dollars. .. ..,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

The Ohio Statesman now conducted
by Cox and Smith is one of the ahles
and mos, readable papers in the United
States.
1t being the only democratic paper a:
the seat of our State government, every
democrat should take it. Tho price is
SO low that he can we'll afford TO do so,
now since gold is becoming "plcnty as
stones in the brook"
The editorials Of that paper are ul /
OF vieor, and vein Of classic beauty
flows through them all. We hope that
our friends, before sending East for
paper, will first try the Statseman.-
Mr.. w. H. Parsons at Murlock and
Rodgers Grocery is making up club,
aud all who may wish to subscribe for
j, will do we'll to call upon him.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Expense Of Royalty.

Is i matter Of surprise, that ,h'
people Of Cuba should desire a chang
when their Captain General receives 4
salary Of one hunlrel 'nl'eish,cen thou
sanl dollars pr annum, being aim IS
five times the, amount received by tn,
President Of tho Unitcd States. and con
siderable more than tho combined sal
rics Of oil the State Governors in tn,
Union. - !"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

cSJTfMrERANcE meeting this eve.
ming at The Spencer Chapel TT earl
candls light.
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nailr0ad Let.

The Wheeling Extension, Of the Clsve.
land and Pittsburgh Railroad wasrlsi. -st
Wellsville, Va, on Wednesday last.
for 1921 900. The Estimated cost wSs
1921 900. '9Ta ags3 sa8i siy4hh yiGo
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

Oscar Lafayette, grandson Of Gen.
,LsFsyetic has been deprived Of his
.eomm1lission omm1lii =. Captain Of ARTILLERY. in
consequence Of a refusal to take The oath
of allegiance 70, the Emperor. slSg 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

Gardiner Case. sshiagttn. May
sosh. ths jury in this case, have been
Aisehsreed, not being able 70 sgrss.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

M Tx. .H6yo " ood 4 Consulate. : ~ s
The Cleveland Herald says Gov. Wood
tasAssk kdetths ssppoinsasn,o Of Csbsul
atvalparaiso. This is a, w .hpd an
,Hk3xs,f5I IRE .5ossaHT II sssf' df,,1
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paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
AtssasEar ZION.

4 ktsSULs 'BEON'-The copartner.tip brr..o.
~ the subscribers, under the style of ECH0ISS
PRYOR. is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tia
'airs OF the late trm will be settled y eidsrore
firm only in winding up.
As il is all essential to them in closing their lro;
ness they hope that all against whom they may f,e..
counts, will come forward without DELAY and >e1l0o
Their successors in the GROCERY are lle..,.
MHrre & Srratton, for whom they TAX. pleasure m I
speaking the favor of their old friends and cp.lon,.
lnd the public generally.
One tic firm viii generally be found in heir oa.,
III the second story of their old stand, Immediate, M,
Messrs NJ & SIS counting room
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G,oUTnEHN FINE ART, BY z. II

S,OUTEsEEsN FINE AsT, BY e. Il
Unprecedented iaH"aanais Of Imcrc'n Fme
UcicAS 1iognFccm Port,aa II WASHING
ION-(20 by 26 inches Engraved steel (ly per-
mission from Gilbert Stuart only orginoi painting
The celebrity OF this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar "houSehod words to the mind OF
every person in the L. S. who can read.
Every Artist scholar, Statesman aud Jurst. in our
country and in Europe. capable Of Judging has pro-
uoanrcd WEIGHS WASUlNGTONa PERFECT trans
script Of Suun word-renowred paiHtng and as such.
TIE Only CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IL ExIs-
rESCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait Of Washing possesses
is, thai the Senate Of the United Stutes aud the
celebrated Scholars, Artists Juri~ts and Statesmen Of
the United States, pronounce il the Only CORRECT Por-
tInir ui " ashingtun EVER c6graycd.
Pauirn attention is invited tothe following lcfcr
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice Of the IT,
State:
BALTINoRE. June %, 1852
Dear Sir: Accept nay Dharks Cor the Portrait of
Washington. rs work Of art. its excellence and
beauty must strike every Whu sees it, and is no
less huppy Dits likeness the Father Of his country
1t "as ay good fortune to have him in the days of
my hoyhood and lis whole appearance : vet strongly
impressed on my memory. The portrait you have is
Snedappcais 10 me Ia b" auexar likeness representing
perfectly, the expression well Us the urm and fcn
lures Of HI, face With great respect
am your ob't servant
II. B. fancy.
Geo Ghill-, E. 2i'a.
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MECHANICAL.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST ne
i spccttully cal ttr attention al the citizens o
Lynchburs apd the ad Looming country. fs b arKe and
x splendid a. .ortHient II HOOfs.SiI0Es. <zWl
CATERS. &c. at hia OWN MAKE.
- an1 which wAHHaNrEp OF rBg BEsr quail
~ And OF SUPERIOR wonKgANsHfP.
Persons wishing 10 have good aud durable Boot o.
Shoe fol the present .eson III ID vol 10 call on me
a. | am determined to please both regards a1aiy
and price.
Don't irgei 10 call Btbe three doors above III
Franklin Hofcl. aud Immediately opposite TIE Citzeua
Sa,ings Bank T. + GRlMALbi.
Dc
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ytOEEEE, 81 q A Sc, GOAYOr
NEW CONCEH.s.O ONE putin, sqpcL as lg

N EW tONNf1Ks Z. One D070T &0rr7. as 1N0
y ca,ned, 7nys Benz. franklin
Those in ofclohug would do well to cali NJ the
LyneIburg clothing Emporium, the balance Of the
fall and winter stock will he closed very low prices
for cash make Tor entirely stock in thu
spring, is the intention ofthe propretors 10 make
This establishment lc oae be relied on all kinds oil
clothing, from the finest the lowest priced
ian d&rts HATCHER. LOCKWOOD co
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &C,
D0OKs ON AGRICULTIi tE' &C '.--I
Il n "A PAW q la. ,,p hand and vii sell on goo"

DOOhoJ ~ -
DUOKS On AGRICDLBSl1 49, "a.
ID u B PAYNE las on hand and vii sen Oh CIV
terms 1..l..r
Gomrlete Farmer AID American 'ait'''''
Fnmy kitclru Gardner. by bnht
Practical A griculfu1e, by Jabn.on
Johas5n'- Agricultural Chemistry
Youau on tie ilorse
hecp
Pig
Dog
steFhens' Book of tie Farm
The Amefira Fam Boob by Aien
Aen'- RUM Architecture"
The American Muck Book
Trfntisr an Ilot-lfHu-e
Lirbe' AgfirutulHI Chemistry
PaHlifs Book several liuds
The American Farmers Universal Handbook
Coleman Practical Agriculture
Ma. Biz Practical Cook Book
Nlis. Lcslies ltrceipt Book
complete Cookery
Huo-e Book
yirgnia House Book
Actions Cookery
Rcrcffs Coak er1 and Dom site Econnmy
Agriculture fnr rhool., by Biahey.
Ar 4 arge assortment Of Hand Books OF turai
aad Domestic Economy in Paper at 2jc each, &c &c
der u =
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NEW FOUNDRY.

NEW EOUNDKY.-Ihe subscriber, tnke
! leave To Inform The citizens Of Lynchburs md
entity that they have leased tho establishment the
basin know us Warwick Mil aud foundry Tor the pun
pose Of carrying general foundry business, md the
manufacture o agricultural foo- tobacco presses OF all
kinds. and fixtures.
We are prepared u furnish all Limbs Of plow' an5
rlow castings. used in til. country. Aso mill ecnrine
aud thfc-hing machines made Of the best material aud
in the most substantial mnnhrts
We have patterns Of the Livingston, pecks Hi, In
gle, New York, Premium two sizes Il side. (lor nnd
horses, superior pateros,) aud sub-so plo~.. Ala
oultivators road enper. and The most celebrated hy
Straw and stalk cutters in this country, with frum
to 10 kuives.
All orders lor any OF the above mentioned implements
mnohnes will be promptly attended TO. Grain aud
country produce taken IN cxchnn e..
Corn, and Corn meal Furnished "a Gsual NJ the mill
WHIT EMOHE, MrNAMEE X co.
II WHITrtMoRE,
JAMES McNAmEF
A WHITTi morn.
ian - dr2Iz
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tENglE SUHsCasGBEsks Ia

4 GAgsD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"A pretfIlly ask continuance Of the patronage So
long bestowed upon him, To The concern md in
his connection he de"ms il proper, 10 ash all who
indebted 10 him como forward mud settle their
counts without delay.
Thercarc many clams Of long standing. which mus,
close up aud il is expected that all who know them
rrlvrsio be indebted viii fay attentonto tai- notice.
Inn 3--.lI- s. oil GILIn
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MISCELLANEOUS
DROCEEDINGs OF FUE -

lSLAl utE-IHE .4ACLEkT D1aIs" Is
LOOKING tP;-3200.0 900 .Ap1,gpala II ~ - lg|
nal , I lr ,i.I. arprgp,apns es l,
Tenn. South Side. Petersburg ard Na,t,1 "a AL
vile Railroads bayr passed the Horsr. and ..a b..
t.tion Of the SENATE. In the mean il,po -, r'ai lie
EzteHa Improvements "ho may with .'eh's If
heir o4"s judi. i!a,l in the completion Of tqr
Wardrobe, pilI ild 40 difficulty in pa.sis @ater
1T the CLOIHtNG BAZAAR, for wiiclI :, CAD hls
1--WE h5,dsome aloii,1ads o. sight All re
Tbo-e who wi-ha fne itiug Carmen. e,..,
On, irork considerable les pelise ,,1 % ea-
10 well to call At our c~tabi,hneat-.as in ".aad
y P%S R Dr. tfiS acc and , s%st coats FANS
nav be accommodated. a. >. SIAFER S' a,., If all
I feb 81. Cl,fhlna u y"
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WANT a D.--An apprentice 10 Iearn ,I. No.
w business. about Is or 6 years Of age ,, ,.aa.g
come wei re commandments other need an. MN
The city Bakery. JAS. SNp<,y'
feb 2-dts
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RY. RoYALL 4 SIMPSON.
no ruE PUBLIC

~ II OF the charter Of Y be Lyuchhurg and Abtng
don Telegraph Company reads as foliow.t
That # any person. 81 pefsnus shall vully or know
ingly break niurc, destroy, OF interrupt The Ielegap
lines or communications, any part tlcrrof-to b'
erected by the said company npufsuanee ct uis act
br he or they shall pay the said corporation, on
hundred dollars for said offence. and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company mas
,ufIcr in repairing the injury aud from the interruption
Of their business 10 be recovered IN notion Of ts..
l,ass-and. if any person, mourning the penalty niore
said SHALL through Insolvency apyoiher cause, be IN
able shall fail 10 pay tine penalty damage niors
said and shall second TIM comfnit iressphs upon the
said lines. any part thereof aforesaid, he. she 81
they shall be liable upon conviction thereof Ia i'm
prisonmcni Ia the county ol Of mol less than month";
nor more than six months
Tic penalties Of the section above reced, will be
Iieilly enforced \. Is. DEANE. JH,
President l.. & A. Telegraph e n.
Sent 3-dta