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From ,.e Cincinnati Inquirer.
Bancroft's History Of the z. States

The 6fh volume Of Mr.. Bancroft s
History Of the United States has been
recently published, and has been en-
,husiastically received by the literary
world. The style Of M. Bancroft. is q
very fascinating one, and We know Of
no living historian that can bear away
the palm from him in tha, particular. In
our juigmen, he far exceeds Mr.. Mac
auley in the polish Of his diction. the
grace Of his ina gerry, and in his adm!ra'
bic delineation OF the characters Of dis.
,inguished individuals. His history Of
the United States, when comple,ed,wll
be tho standard one, and will take its
place among the bes, efforts in tha, knd
ofii,e.ary composition there is in the
English language, and will be vel! wot'
Thy Of q place with those Of Hume. Glib
bons and Robertson. America has rca'
son to be proud Of the FAM OF he. TWO
great historians, Bancroft aud Prescott,
whose admirable works have so signal.
ly refutsd ,hs calumnies Of English re.
viewers on her national literature. This
volume brings up the history Of the U.
nited States to the year 1865, at which
date the celebrated stamp act was re.
pealed by the English Parliament. We
can no, deny ourselves the pleasure Of
making two or three extracts from ,hi,
volume, in order 10 give such Of our
readers as are not familiar with it, an
idea Of Mr.. Bancrof's style. The frs,
is description Of France in 1868.
France, the beautiful kingdom" Of
Central Europe. was occupied by .
mos: nscnious people, formed Of blend.
cd elements, and still bearing traces not
only Of tho Celtic but Of the German
race, Of the culture Of Rome, and the
hardihool Of the Mortimer. In tn. hab.
/; Of analysis it excelled all nations; its
d.ligh. in logical exac.ncss ana in tbs
precision Of outline AMI expression Of
thought, gave the style alike to its high.
est effort; and to it's ordinary nanufac.
tures; to its poetry and its prose; to the
tragedies Of Racine and the pictures Of
poussin. as well as to lis produces Of
:astes for daily use, and the adornment
Of its public squares with careful re-.
gard to fitness and proportion. Is Sc.
we're method ia the pursui. Of n.sthcm ati.
cal science correspond TO its nicely Of
workmanship in the structure OF its ships
Of war, its canals, its bridges, its iortii
cations and its public buildings. Light.
headed, frivolous and vain, no people
were more really to seize new idca, land
to pursue it with rigid dialectics to all
its consequences; none were SO eager to
ill, and as il were to burden the Aeetine
moment with pleasure, and risk life foI
scaprico, OF sacrifice it for glory. Self.
indulgent, they abounied in Offices oI
charity. Often exhibiting the most
hsartless sgotisn,, they were also easily
infamed with most generous enthusi.
asm. Seemingly lost in proaigate sen.
suality, they were yet capable Of con.
3 tsmplativs asesticism. To the superb.
eial observer. they wero nation OF a.he.
lists; and yet they preserved the tradi.
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conn. skin, half. nerve, nail. muscle,
bone, ligament, and every thing else that
is psedlul4o repsir the wasted frsme' l'
Il any wonder the man on waking up,
then, should be strengthened and re-
freshed?-Chris. Int.
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Ns- Messr. Glen & Brother Of The
Cabinet wars rooms have just replenish.
oil their stock with the largest. and best
assortment Of FuRxtTuar, CHAIRS, irood
& riik Z, waYe ever offered for sale in
this market.
Although always willing to cncour'
age home manufacture, yet i! equally as
good articles from abroad are oferel US
q, less price Than we can get them
made q, home, we O:e pretty sure TO buy
where We can deal best.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15

DI II. & L. Cole, Of the confet,ion.
cry store, are con inua!ly replenis!!ing
,h.ir sock Of groceries. Among their
late arrivals, are Cigars, Chewing To-
baccc, Gar!en Seeds, and variety oi
confectionery, also Lemons and O,aa.
sss dirt cheap.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15

Mr.. James w. Benedict, Of Calves.
ton, has manufactured, some most beau.
tiful boots and shoes with; leather made
Of alligator skins. These skins are tan.
ned and prepared 50 that they resemble
the finest calf skin in epliability, and are
beautifully mottled. like tortoise she'll.
He intends to send pair Of boots to tho
Worlds Fair in New York.
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EB- Sickness, anl the hustle OF
Court week, excuses US 70! lack Of ed.
i,or;sl matter this week.
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The Steamer Tuscarora Is nov run.
ming in the Portsmouth and Wheeling
trade, and we understand she will rs.
main in it,ss long a. the business will
pay.-Now that the B. 4 O.. Railroad
is open, W think she will do . good
tnsss.-Ports, 5yi6. .s5.o3 lasus
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STATE ELECTION.

STATE ELECTION.
fILEcTIoN TUESDAY, OCT. il,h.l
FOR GOVERNOR,
WIlLlAH NEpILI, Of Fnirfeld.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
IEsTEH L. BtIes. ofAllcn.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREvlrT. Of Franhlin.
TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN @. BHIstyN, Of Seneca.
Jvp3E OF SUPREME COURT,
THOMAS W. HAETLEY, Of Ricalan1.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEORGE ". Mcco0K. Of JeGers;n.
BOARD OF pUELic WORKS
WAYNE azIsWoLD, Of Fickawsy.
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Thomas Williams, Of Providence,
Rhode Island, has written a letter, in
which he says that under the supposi'
ton that Rev. Eleazer Williams was his
cousin, and not a vulgar Bourbon, he
had taken much trouble to introduce
him into good society, &c. He closes
by saying, "ifI had known the least rea'
son to believe that he was not our be-
loved and honored cousin. a. descended
lssitimatsly from Euaiss Williims, and
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DRoFEssoR ALEX. G. BARRY's

"a RiC OPHER . US. of MEDICAL COW
FptND, for BEA UTIFYING, CURLING, Pr
~lns restoring and strengthening the Hair, Rec'e
- Diseases uf the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains. aLl
falnc External Wounds. Bounded by no geographi
lines, be reputation of BARRY's ThIcoPHERoUs PEI
PIES the Onion. The sales of the article of late y-ais
~ Increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
F'les'nr BARRY, AFTER IA careful examination OF his
IS bnoh inds that number bottles delivered to ~
IN qlnalis nt from half gross upward during The
r. Sjl, was within trihr of $50 600.
Is Il necessary To present ut length the evidences
he w"na rfu properties of the Trchopherous. when
n public hnl furnished such an Endorsement as this
r. cheapness o the article and the explanations given
lis clp'ical ucton upon the hair the scalp and in all
Sts ol sucrieal ritatiun. FIRST recnmmendedit it Ia
Y V't"ntlpn oi tho people, This all hat ie inve'
ae''ed. Every hoile advertised itself The effects
'ne mud exceeded expectation it acted Like II
p"tm The ladies would not lie without it. County
''r> in every sectinn n the United States found they
lst mve IN and thus was built up a wholesale trade
eAi'nt hitherto uuheurd Of u regards articles u
r. hHd. The highest point has not yet been reached
Il j. herVed thai the sules this y1ar sill be mil
AIDA laut ni butlcs
/, p"pot nnd Alanufactory, No. 1877 BroadWay; New
|n' b'iah price. p centsa large hottie.
liberal discount purchasers ly the quantity. Sold
the PrI'sPdl merchants and druggists Throughout I'll"
"ued State. and Canada Mexico, West Ladies', GrenI
I ,Mln France. &c
TO- Lynelburg.
may 2j--dEc6m
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EOIs NEW YORK
s. MdH LiHe pr the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
InlmesIOMm md IkOnmOAe!

tI'llE new md elegant -ide wheel steam = r.lsHs~N
ship JAMESTOWN, (Gapt. Parrish )1s1.-s.iss--
will leave Petersburg sih. City Pnint. every lutsdny
Eecnnr, and the ROANOKE, (Cnpr. Cugcudy) cgct,
fIiduy Evening, for New York.
fnssoge and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, $ln 90
Nicetucc passugr. ! Un
For speed comfort nnd sofcty these Steamships mr
.'x'eled by the coast nnd travellers will iad
the pleasant the north they will tho"
'y uyod the dust and frequent change. of the rr,ud.
i-B Tickets issued at ~ Office Sycamore Slreet
SAM'L. q. BAPTIST. Agt. Pcictsbptg
s8'A passenger Train lrnve. the Appomattox depn'
.ery fuesIny aud Frilny nt half pnsI o'coek p.
with the Steamships nj City Point. Pns-en-
by the Suuh-sc Railroad i'll reach lctarshug IN
litnc 10 taae the cnrs for the srnmers. G.
.InIN LII
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PSEsS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
L EQUITY anil al nm Action ut Common Law, by A
II Snnds Esq#. Con-rllor at Law.
This WORK embraces minute nccougt of all the steps
to be tnkeu in suit oi Equity and action mt Law,
FROM their commencement 10 their termination; also,
the npsr of enforcing Judgments decrees, together
witt the of appeals writs Of error, &c. &c.
folms of bills, and ,eorees IN Chaneeryi de
clat nions and judgments Dt Common Law md plens,
demulrers and replications appended and chnp-
ter will be devoted specially the practice in the UNI
ted Stntes Court.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED-rnte' American Form
Book, adapted to the Code of Virginn. with valuable
chapters upon Attnohneut and Deeds, and Forms
der Bail Inv of 1881 and 1852, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq Counsellor at Law vol I2 mo; price, 81 so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher d Bookseller,
oct i-ts Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND.
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,
Near Richmond. Va

the far planting has arrived thr -ubserber.
would respectfully call the attention Of their friends
aud the public generally to their large and extensive
collection OF FRUIT TREES. embracing pcrphnps
srce'on thu has been surpassed for the cimeic Of
virginia aud nearly all propago,ed from fruit bearing
ioes Ia their own orchard
oainlogues with directions for planting, mny b, had
nj William Pnmef> Seed and Plough Storci P.yton
Johnston Btothers Aputhccary Stnrei @. j. Snton
Hardware Storc and Mt Logan Wallcr's commission
House where any o,dcrs left will be runetunliy attended
TO- md letns udlrcsaed 10 the subsrrbera. Richmond
will receive prompt attention.
lS.d6t JOSEPH SlNTDN & SONS
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INSUn ANCE.
,IKE. LIFE AND MARINE INsya


ANCE'-Lyhehbnte Hose u Fire Insarans, Com-
many.
ms CoArany makes Insurance against loss o, dam.
see by ire on Dwelling Houses Store, Tobacco Faet,.
ries and other buildings. furniture Goo L. wares and
nerchnndlke generally in and country n ,hr most
favorable terms.
also makes insurance the lives of all persons en-.
oylng good health, and of sound constitution for The
whole duration ofe. or fora limited period
Slnvos employed in ordinary ooenpations will b..
insured on nressonufle le terms
lhe Company will also take marine risks from nJ IA,
my OF the Northern Southern Ports at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON 7. o PETERS, Vice PtesideaL
SAMPSON DIuGUiD, cAief ERg,aeey
James Cnbbs, Samuel Garland,
1ohh aiggat. Nathan b. Thurman
Georee W. Yancev 4ohn Otey Tnyl,r
william /. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN lOLLlNS Treasurer.
Cattp 7, Wills, Sec'y,
Dr.. p II Gilmer, :,
DIR Wm. Otwey Oven "e''f"' Efdm'ners
he Medical Examination ,f subjects for Insurance
will be made ut the office Of the Company on each day
between the hours of and o'clock, P NJ
FchS--dts
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August 2.dts
Union STEAMSHIP CoMpA- 80,

~ NN'S LlNEo STEAMERS RIA Norf0ik -sS@e
md Cape May For Phndephi every "Wednesday.
STEAMER Cry or RIonmonp, Capl. Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Cupl Teal
SrEAMrR PENNsYLyANIA, Capt. Bn,moro
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sdny at high
watet. touching Mt Cape May land passengers. Re-
turning leaye Philadelphia every "Wednesday and Satur
lny ut 10 o'clock, 4, M, rnti further notice.
Passengers for ape Ma, will CON ult heir interest
by taking this route 1t il, in addition being the
cheapest, the most expeditions aud romior tnblc.
Passengers for New xOrl<-Wo have en-
New York. either by sicumrrs allowing them H.
privilege of remaining ia Philadelphia three four dny.
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival Of
tie steamers.
shippers 10 the Wcst-Tobaceonsls dcsi
ol shipping 10 Pttzburg, will pleuso bcnr In mini
ib,twe have made all tho necessary arrangements To-
iolwnri 10 nceo through 90 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily pnpcrs
III The city when the sonmers will be rcHdy to receive
freight, aud the hour uf their smiling.
N B-Shpper' will bear in mind that all Bills Of
l.3ding must be tho whaI Rockets be sign
I'd before the smiling "f stenmers
pssage through Ia Nrw York, lst cabn md found, %
Cnpe May 3
Phila'rhio, 8
2nd cabin
Forlreglt or passage apply to
RO. RANKIN, Ao'r., Richmond Va
ie 29dScts ou The Dock
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school ~ College Text Rocks

NOR II \, Rrhmoad, Va. would invite thu
n attention of the various schools and institutions
oi lrnrbuP rmoughput the State 10 his iSchooi ann
Cas'ieoi bpohs, Tcft Books, used l., the various Col
efr- aud Ihiver ies with general colloetion of Edu
cht"ni Nurks. in every departments of Farming.
10 Scho ! Stationery pf every di'tfiption.
lihrr1 discount will he made aud bundes deliver
ed Ia Lynehbufp free of expense
~ Order- will receive prompt attention.
OIL
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WARE, PIow Uas,,nx.,

OhaO" W AXE, PIOW Castings,
- Stores Crates, Fancy Iron Railing, MAJ RacAs,
Chairs fro" f'oHts Sfeam Engines Mn Gearing TO
bacco Presses, sc, furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices
Tho superior advantages we possess will enable US
/" hi oiderahpo tho most accommodating terms.
Orders left mt tho law Office of Spence g. Slaughter
viii meet with prompt attention.
sept 6-ta SPENCE BEGGS a. co
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'or Baltimore aud Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Lctrg Hiehmoad eocr4 Taesiag ot eeiock Z N
1sggss TIE large nnd new Steamer b " | d ~ RI
sssss-s Capt. GirFoRD will receive Gegll every Mn,.
lay, and nptp hour of o'clock p NJ every 1'n"s.
day. inr the nbove pnec..
Shippers 10 Wheeling, ,hurg Ciucnnnti and the
SOUTH aud Wcst generally viii Gnd this the chrap
r,-t and mo-t exredirious fo freight, apply
LUDLhM q WATSON, R,elmoad Ia.
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II. J. bIlNUk, Tlckrt Ngent
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The line Lyuohburg
aup lgts
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tTNE CHEMICALS

frNE CHEMICALS
rrolo lndide Mercury. Sulph. Morphine
lodide Silver. Chloride Zinc,
Saph. beberine, Piperne,
Githie uf Iron Gallic Acid,
,"dido Of Iron. Syrup Iod Iron.
Nallette's Ma,s. phosph. Iron,
Pills, genuine, Qunine,
\; ntrtuearinm, Ergniine,
me Enelish Extracts of Cicuta. Beadoupa, Hyosc
IN Tie attent on of Physicians is particularly ine
"'e'e preparations, they puresnd genuine
tor safe Mt RIGHT g. ALLISON'S =.
~PP 2? Il Nrw Drug slors.
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These vessels Of the first class built in tho city Of
baltimore, expressly FOR this uude and hive superior
tommodutions for passengers. They are commanded
Icy experienced Captains, well qualified for til, nde
ind who will spare cxertinn TO accommodate They
will be lowed up and down the rivers by and may
lie relied ON To sni promptly advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from, New
York. will hnd IL To thoir interest ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, aud every effort will bo made by thu
agents IN Richmond and New. .Yor, give sntialaction
Freight Is cents per whole, aud l2 per ; y
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less than ehaig
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the k.u.
mnad Fire Association by This line Mt 3s per cent.
We respectfully osk and hope succeed in obtain
lug full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New. York will be for
warded free Of commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port Tho vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rocketts
Ia New York at Boith No |, Coffee House slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } y
q. H. PIERSON, NY. }F
No. 6l South STREET.
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EAKE REDUCED-Through from

= iyHehOhfg, "a, 10 hHortff Tennessee, ~ the lU-
ginia and Tennessee Raifroad and Parish g. co.'s Linz
of Stages Through tickets can be obtaned ut the
Ticket Office of the Virgina and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and the following
rata viz.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

For the Protection Insurance Company II nrtlord Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 600.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virriniu,
CAPITAL 5000 O00
hurter Oak Life Insurance Company llnrlioi1, Com
CAPITAL, 100000.
| INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
on ns fair terms, in any other. oi cquu resnsns
bility, by applcatinnto
7. ID. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynehburg
mug 17-dly
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ALLY NIRGINIAN.
aRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEIR MI -.

ldINIAN is published daily at So and semi mi-weeky at
nm in advance No subscription is taken for shorter
six months and paper IS discontinued. except at
Of the Proprietors until all arrearages shall have
EASEMENTS are inserted for 80 cents per squar (or
ry iNSER form insertion, and 81 cts for every utter
a number of insertions Is not marked tn. MS, ii
blished till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
tlRI,Y RATES are-for the privilege Of two squares,
seml weekly S40 for square, daily S5, semi-weekly
ner FORM daily $40, semweekly $50. Every yearly
will be required to conhne his advertising his par.
Of business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
charged ratably for the
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FALL, TRADE. uS5

FALL TRADE, IS5J.
DOCKS. STATIONARY PIANOs.--A. MORRIS
- (Ialc Drinker n Morr,s,) Pubhshrs and Bookse0-
rys, RtCHHOND. Pa-Wonld invite tile attention ol
Country Merchants visiting the city, TO hs stock of
Books. stationery ~ Pianos,
Embracing tho largest aud m general assortment to
be found IA any establishments South of New York,
aud viii be sold upon hb,ai aud nccommo.
dnting.
lie would nslt particular attention his large stock
Of Cnp aud Letter WRITING PApER-klso, WRAP.
PING PAPER which he Is prepared To sell ut unusual.
iy iow prees,
A NJ publishes mnny of the Standard pirginia La,c
Books send furnish The legal profession with all Stan.
dard Inv Book4 including the virgina and New York
Snte Reports nj the pHbiisher's iomest prices
School Teachers aud tho Trade supplied liberal
discount,
Worcester Pianos MORRIS is sole A.
gent for the saln OF Worcester celebrated PIANO
FORTES. nm would solicit examination of them
from those in wnnt. Durability of tome del
ieaey o touch and elegant work kmnnshp, accorded
thsm by the general Judgment as inferior
iaeurrl IN Ibis country Europe They aro sold with
niu rnnrunice, nn warranted give satisncttion, o.
the mancy returned
5Y DIdes from the country will be promptly attend
cd 10. aug. lG d6cIs
~ Dunvie Register. Stnunton SDectator, Lewis
burg Chronicle Vnlley Wing. Lexington Gnzete, Ab
ingdun Nifg'nn.. Wythcvillc Tel n Rep Ronnoke Bon.
ron, Bedford Sentinel and Jelcr-onyo Dcmocrnt, will
publish epcry o'hrr we *, -four times mud forward
lhcir neconnis the oiice.
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RICHMOND.


atFVI
AND NEN-YoRk pA0kErS.-This new 1ssk
home line ia composed of the following vessels, and
sails from New-iork every three days. Ali owned in
he city of Richmond, via;
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DR.. JOHNSTON

,er of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
ate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
i States, and the greater part of whose life has
pent inthe Hospitals of London, Paris Philadel
md elsewhere, has effected some of the most
ing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
lsness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
.ness with frequent blnshing, attended some
with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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A LUM PILLS gro. Alum Pills just reed
"a frop the Rockbridgc A'nm Springs--nnd put up
from the Mass, fre.h--For snc ut
WRIGHT g. ALLISON'S
oct l0-ts New DruP Store
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EADX X-MADE Niothing-shirts

IL large assortment Of Clothing suitable far tho
ssnson-Jobn NJ Davies Jones' nnd Co.'S Patent Shirts
can be found nnd will be sold low
SEPT 7.ts DIT C PETERS
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ROCKlNGS-Some beautiful patterns OF the
- above iee for sale u 7 y PETERS.
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Notiee-Dr. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
THE STEPS. His very extensive practice is
IL suafantee thai he is the only prope Physician
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-13
5oreisll Nrws.
Important from Europe.

Defeat and Resignation of the Derby
Ministry The steamer Asia" arrived
at her dock, at New York, last Friday
The news by her is smportant. We
subjoin >ome Of the items -
ENGLAND.-Liverpool papers OF the 18th
December says that the English ministry
was defeated on Thursday night, upon the
subject of the House Tax which 1t was gen.
eral y understood would decide the fate of
the present ministry. Mr.. D'Israeli defended
himself IN long speech, full of bitter sar-
casn. The result was a majority of nine
teen against the measure. The House ad-
journed until Monday. The Earl of Derby
went TO Osborne House post haste, to place
his resignation in the hands of Her Majesty.
Later advlces say that new Ministry
had been formed, as follows Premier,
Lord Landsdowne; Secretary of Foreign
affairs, Lord Aberdeen; Leader in the
Commons, Lord John Russell; Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Mr. Gladstone Secretary
of War Department, Sir John Osborne !;
Lord Lieutenant ofdreland, Earl of New.
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it; and we further believe that there is not a
single Slave State in the Union, in which Mrs.
Stoves fearful picture of the death OF Uncle
Tom, has not, at some time or other, been real
lied in all its revolving atrocity.
AS to the breaking up and separating FAM
lies by sales, brought about by the prejudice,
avarice, bankruptcy, or death of the master, we
deem that matter of too much notorie,y to re-
quire from us any confirming statement. We
have witnessed these heait.rendng scenes, and
know this wo-fraught feature of slavery TO be
more dreaded by the blacks, in all the northerly
SlavehodnglSt than any other OF the multi
form evils of this unhalowed institution.
There reader we have gwen you what we
deem truthful account of everyday slavery,
and it is for you to judge whether Mrs. Stowe,
in making general picture of slavery, could
have made one, consistently with truth, more
favorable to the Shareholders. She might, it is
true, have left out some of the dark features Of
slavery, and made the picture more flatterlng
but with equal truth she might have added more
Of them, and made it still more revolving. As
it is, we have ever considered it very fair rep
resenation.