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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-27


There is delegation of London
Quakers in Washington city, remon-
stratiug with the Government about
slavery.
In Evansville, Ind , few days
since, a judgment for Sl25 was reu-
dered against the owner of a dog that
had yiciously bitten boy.
Seven hundred journeymen house
carpenters in Cincinnati are on !.
strike for wages. They demand 81
per day.
Cucumbers G inches long were sell
ling in the Cincinnati market on
Friday at 20 cents apiece.
The expenses Of the Crystal Pal
ace are said to exceed its receipts
at present by S225 per day.
The town agency ofRutland, Vt,
sold $4,000 worth Of liquor in ten
months, AL for medicine. What
an unhealthy place.
The hair and feather trade Of New
York city is estimated at S3,O00,O00
one establishment consuming annu-
ally Sl,000,000 worth Of feathers.
A Kaow-Nothing advertisement.
We clip the following from the
SIM, the native organ Of Pbiladel-
phia:
I'm IV-iii-7- IN
hlN 90 ~
Last year there were conveyed be-
tween the United States and Europe,
BY the British and American mail
stea mers, 100000 letters, 1885,
GOO newspapers.
There are 100000 children in Al
ALBANIA, who re eceiyc no schooling.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

SIGNS When you hear a man os-
tentaiiously lamenting his defective ed
ucaiion, it's sign be thinks himself
devil Of fellow for all that.
When you hear a woman saying its
pity Sally Brown is so homely,' ii's
sign she thinks her own daughter, IL 'on
the contrary. quite i,s reverse
When you hear man often con-
planning tina, bis newspaper is, horribly
stupid. and not edited AS il ought to be-
il's sign (,en to one) that be is eonsid-
erably in arrears on the subscription.
When you hear man declaring that
parry lines amt drawn 50 tight AS they
used to be- us sign that man boIied
The last regular nomination
When you hear woman inveigiing
publiely AgAins, the marriage state as u
IL, il's a sign she never tired ii--or, II
she has. married man whose scife was
probably as much IN fault as himself
When you hear a man deelaimiog
the nnlon Of the States As an unboly
alliance it's sign be ough, 10 get ou,
Of II as fast As possible and the quicker
the better for be own conscience and
the c0unly.--Ex-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

-One scarcely knows whether TO
laugh, or to "point moral" in the fol-
lowing story OF a "worsted' tradesman,
lately "taken in and done for" in pro-
yincial town in England
"a man some six feet three inches in
height and of Herculean build, went in
to the place Of one ofthe Worcester shop
keepers, and asked if they had got any
"whirlers" that is, stockings withou,
feet.
"No,' said the shop-keeper--"but we
have got some famous big and strong
stockings, as will just suit such q man
as you"
Lets haze a look at EN- said the
man.
The counter was Immediately cover
ed with quantity. The working Her
lw mats the prlec OF them,' = --' :
-Four shillings and ninepence,' was
the rejoinder.
Gan you cut the feet off Of them?
was the next query.
oh, certainly said the shop-keeper.
Then Just cut them off, was the la
comic direction.
No sooner said than done. The long
shop-shears were applied, and instantly
the stockings were footless,
And what's the price Of 'em nori'
asked the customer. with all the COM
posure imaginable.
Price of them no,cl echoed the 'wors-
ted merchant, surprised beyond meas
ure at the absurdiiy Of the question
why, four shillings and nine pence, to
be sure"
-Four shiiings and nine peneev ex-
claimed the purchaser---I never gave
but one shilling and six pence fora pair
Of 'whirlers' in my life'-and he laid
down that amount upon the counter.
WELL replied the tradesman, chop
fallen and fairly outwitted, throwing the
mutilaiions at him, take them, ana De
off with youl You've 'whirled me hts
time, bn, I'll take care that neither you
nor any Of your roguish gang shall do i
again as long as ! liver
This will remind the reader, perhaps
Of the cute Yankee anctioneer, who, af'
ter disposins Of vioI n, after hard
bidding, to close-fsted buyer, went on
Now, gentlemen. how much m offer
ed for the Bow.-how mucb.--how "
much m offered for the BowF
Expostulaiion was useless. The fd-
die and the bow, he said, were in sepa-
rate classes so that the former was moi
so rery cheap, after ALL HayPer' Mag
ziHe.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
A LITTLE HUsBAsp AND LirTLr
WIZ. Tile Sandn.ky Reainar l. re.

A LITTLE HUsBASD AND LITTLE
wFE.-Tbe sandosky Register is re.
sponsible for the following;--
Two little ehildren--a boy and girl,
aged four and three years respectively
were missed by their families, and
search made everywhere for them. bu,
in vain. The day passed, and consider.
able alarm existed. Persons we're out
in all directions, and the bell-ringer had
been set for, when, passing a ihicket Of
bushes in the garden the mother thought
she heard low voices near. Pulling
away the leayeslbere were the iruant.,
with their night clothes on, locked in one
snoiher's arms, and very comfortably
slowed away for the night. The preeo.
c'ous topers we're stirred from their nest.
but the boy expressed The utmost indig.
nation for. said he, the hired man had
married me and si--y and that bush wa.
his'n, and they were goin' 10 live there
lill Il raj iIed.' The denouement was 40
comieal hat II was concluded 10 let The
babies be married until ihey had fall
ing out. which occurred the neat day,
and nos they live apart--a separated
mau and wife.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

TnE Grisfion R,gfstsy matches the
figure of speech Of farmer, who replied
10 a complimentary remark on his horse
Yes bat be i as slo~ as cold ssoils.
iei,' ~iih this Once on Lake Oalario,
IN an old igb Of steamer. a subs,iiuie
for the regular boat, bound. at The rate
oi SIX miles an hour, from Oswego 70
Niagara risef, We asked the skipper II
be meant 10 take the usaal route via To.
roaio. 90 to Toronto Ia hi, hing =
was his snsper. 4 ~oal5 A. soon under.
LAKE % 6,ios a tod s.rougl LIrysf Of
far.
1ns CLOAK u reiigisa Is 10 be kf.own
sometimes. ssys FsHeh By he ahs nsp
Il has darinz seTnos time.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

---1Uy MiLKBAs.--Jinks, the Hast
iiRgs milkman, ono morning forgot 10
water the milk IN The hall Of the hrs,
customer IN hia round. the omission
flashed upon Jink's soand,d feelings.
A iage tab of GHe clear vaiTr stood on
the Goor by bis slde no eye was upon
him and three did Jlnks dilaie Lis milk
win large measure FLIED from tie
iub,beiofe the maid brought Bp hsr jog,
Jnks served her. Hhi went on. Wbilo
he was bsllosing doun the neEi afes.
be fret cusiomsrs iooimaa beek0ned 10
him from tha doof. Jiaks returned aad
sas Immediately urhfTrd inio The libra.
~. There SAT ny lDsa, Who had Jusl
tasted ibe milk
.Jinks z said bic iogisl.lp.
My lord I replied iiHks
'Jiaks,' eoniinssi he lfiship, -
should feel particularly obliged 4 you
soald hshoeis1h bring ne tho milk ana
water separa,eiy, sod sile- me tbe g.
fgf ~ mlEisg them mfssli'
Well ny losa HI, useless 70 9sny iis
thing tos I Suppose yoar iordsiip ssieh-
ed me wLiis--J
NO inisfFspied llis s,oi,l~maf ffhs
faei Is that ay ci,iidrss saike as bone
JiGta, ani he tab ia Abe hsil "a. hs,f
isil a sss.~sisF. JinsG'--I's.Ss,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

A lillie girl. having been sent 10 a
shop To purchase some dye stuff and
having forEoilea the uAne Of the article,
aid 10 the elerk
john. What DO folks dye with 7
Die wiih why ihe cholera, some
tines replied John.
We'll. believe that's The name ]
xAni three oenl's worth.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
rEArHrRs AND PINE WOMEN.

The fondness Of our fashionable folks
for fine feathers is far-famed A mar.
chdnd des modes, who enlices our wives
and daughters with her luxurious dis
plays of the fashions at No. - Broad.
way, and frigbiens husbands and fathers
by the enormity Of her bills. tells us
that in her annual visits to Paris, her
difficulty is not in finding what is taste
fol and beautiful, but what may be sufii-
ciently costly 10 suit the sumpiuousness
of American prodigality Every sove-
reign republican must be clothed IN
purple and fine linen. Royal mngDif-
cence OF drapery IS barely sufficient for
the splendid loins Of our Dives. Os-
tentaiion here shrugs its shoulders at
the mantle Of foreign grandeur. Our
Informant tells ns, moreover, iha, the
scope Of Partisan mode is not suifi-
ciently broad TO suit The expensive
views Of cis-Atlan.ie fashionablos. Her
Imagination, she declares, is constantly
on the stretch, TO make what is fashion
able more fashionable still. II an inch
is assumed abroad. an ell is insisted
upon here. II low necks and short
skirts prevail in Paris, the former mus,
descend TO the waist, and the latter rise
to the knees IN New York. We will
not disclose all the revelations made
entire nous. by Madame Crinoiine, our
ingenious friend and cunning adoiner Of
the New York ladies, the aboye-men.
toned Da0reAaHd aes modcs--bui We can
We think, without an abuse OF conf.
dence. state generally. upon the word
and honor Of Madame, that TIE Amer.
can ladies arc more made ap THAI any
oiher women in the world.
We bad taken occasion 10 remark upon
the improved health, The increased de-
'slopment Of our beauties. With a
smile ai our simplicity, and a shrug Of
her Preach shoulders, 10 Indicate her
superior kno~lsdgs. Madame, with the
ooolness of an experienced anstomisi
sei about disseciing beauty for us
sod oid i 20 clearly Ahi satisfactorily,
that We must have been doll 10, 10 have
underwood. aui foolish not 10 bensiii, 10
'be end II our lives, BY the revelation.
There is ihe ro6s sn sosy. ~iih iogr
additional bfoaiii.s. aAl wsijea here.
there, and every ~hefe there is the
JsPoA. ihs lair cloth, fhs aAnaeL
iks hnea, The cotton. the--bsi ~s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
To Ipso.


Smooth the ~, path lies before tbes
Tbiok the Sssers of frisndshiP grow
And the cap the pfeaent bnngs theo
Doih with blessings eserfr~
Fsr Thy pilot II the stAu
wsss kisdly, loving heart
roBdiy dosi tbon ever cherish
Al that's holy, good and true
Catefai dost fhol ever noarish
What thy childhood ever knew
That kindly, loving heart
From thy bc-oa' shcsld not part
onward be thy ecurre fsrever,
onwsrd, upward, thou shsit win
What thou st-vest sftef ever,
Toys II Heaven to enter Ia.
for the pure aud le~ly heart
Prom such pleasures shau not part.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
~ ne Herald.
when this Ota Hat was new.


whsh ~, es1 hat ~ss as-.
'fuHs isesfsnasnes ssafn
TisV naei - csiser.fs NE ats
Whsr iiisesi, ~ss b~fa"
ns~sses IN ne passa, sss west, s.s shoes.
~ hat, sas cesi cf htss.
~sng ~ sos tlse sfsnd tssglsy,
whss Tits odd hat wss ne~.
wh.a this asd bsi "a, nee,
! a. fvss@n,b<f wefi
iies cesneiy then ~ shsp< sapssted--
iif rfuwn. graceful trA
The fur waved hks h-id of Erais
whssssg the hscsnss blew
~. @s IN. It, iss have sadly changed
siaes this ed hat ~As rev.
whra ms aid hsi VS. new
ihs "ssty do~ .As, -
Dssf lAad q " agg,ls eaisn and piay,,"
Aed fiad ThsEkseiviag feast
Iva, th. eav,ed u The SWANS
And Jesy syes ssa esee - ~ as'ssa.
shoRs mo then. Appsovinsly.
fot then this hat new.
When this old hAi was new.
THE xorid SEEMED bright and ray,
Rus many bump since then I've met
On iise's unsgeh wsyt
And ufii nes, A. turn 10 take
A Retrospective view,
saftuw for the good ed days
wb.n this old hat was new. PLtmas,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

-sssef AS cs-sss.aas a. Ia. uEos "A IA
Sssn hs~ss. k-kl-ss ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

Conan,lssiou Msfshsnis, sns DsAisu in fioaF, sslt
Ifus, rtssi. AFfisatTsl imTlsfnsass, D'.orsi Sab
Gias., ks-, ks., asar tho ffeiEht Depot, J.sHesa
yf I'll
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

-. = tssAs tatas. hs-s laslsss-.sts tEa CksssA
-. - Frsests. - fselssslss
-..~~'ss sAf ~ b ssAss, ea~aaA. Alsa A
- - -. y h-aseasss aAe cfes . fsisiastss
.teee sHsre rs.h ses sasi,.ssi a. 49, tsana4Na
Ane. ..-soA a stiastft est rl.laos a.rassinenf q
1851 AseN tt,@stsnAt hasl ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

D.sisf 70 Ready NaSs Ciufhinz. FaruishiRs Goods,
Hss., csF., As-, hs-, Se. AsfchsHis' Row. Rat
fsad, ~ ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

nssirrs 10 Furaiiare, Ptosisias, tree, Caal Nais'
HsTewArs, Powder saa fsss. nssi ihs psEss'
Asns.s. Pt
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

fGaey Coods. Az, Perkins, Buiifine, rear the DE
ps,, Rsiis.S,'Jf- hspairins EsstlJ aons AZ shof'
nfftre. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

II the morals are no, loose. the man
net Of our women are certainly easy,
There is M country in the world where
ssh unrearained intercourse bei~een
iis sexes before marriage Is allowcd. a.
IN the United States --an lnAiienabie,
republican right which the women new
er surrender. There Il an innocent
freedom from suspicion on the part Of
p'scnts, and rollieking enjoyment u
lh, licenses which they Poss-ss. on the
pot d the daughters whi1h are as
oisrming 10 The lovers q nature as they
aft convenient TO ihe experienced IN
an This freedom begaa carly in this
ea.niry, dating 70 lhe palriarciial times
n our ancestors Debsschea Esfops
oa4id rot ssdsrsisBd II II Al. When
Jssone BoasPaSts sss the br0ther, q.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22

eesass Sh1ss,ss sAe rressriaaaa tsfa > sfs aa4
Ss1isfs ha.dss. ssass as aaka.srs ssl an a ~
ssfssssa rsasai nessrSes. u lhs fty Ms e.
ssN eas sofa - cssu h---ss ksa<a4.
~ &a-sl
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MERCHANDISE, &c.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost! I.

WIN subscriber inieaainR IL mike change ia hi
n ousiness i'll ofer his enir, stock af reoa. at
% ~ hon this date unit inc about the III III
August "a which in e the naindcr wi be d nur-
This stock laree md nitiactiye mastl, 1T recent
Pnteha.ea. embraces MI the newest st,n e. n,l-
hrhnsnch hnfti.I III ,id rt"re Sdks lei, sur.s.
riaid "Hi"red anil faia lac SILK. Fauaid and i,aiin.
slks iug0r'd and fa sAaiss li~su, Brral IS aud
Men-ins I'll stnd =. freneh Iar,n-tS aud lawns Cling.
ham~ oga"ly Musns Canton Cmpe BaHntnzine. Al.
Lae'h p"hazr RoheS ernhr i.l,r,tl and ,lain sui.s
hn@lth plaid and striped Muslin. Cum ne Dimn
Ne. French Work eob,rs, Sleeves, Chmi.et ,Han4 f.
Bands Nr' Runners, Bsanet Lihltcs aud hihia.n.;
samncr Nantes a : ades Hn~erv and iIovrs. French
Corsrt,. Mnrs,iles. ID nnyand GNs. skirts; large
SUCK ot H"nSr furnishing Randsant ny viii h are Mu-a
ahd Lice Cur;aias, Damask M rvns and 1u,ksy red
Nafsailies aud Dimis Qails. ien ant Cattnn Sheet
ing md Piilow Cnse gaads, rnhlc Dannsk frnn
hna Table Napkins Towels Diapers. Ne; Pane
and Table Covers; arse stock of Carp ting team
cents 4" the hHes We Vet Tanestr, Rugs Crumh Goth=
fatlnr md Don Mat. Oh Floor Chdl. Ne. Forature
laids Trking hlesched= md brown Cnlion Cnifna
oznshutes aud Buraps. A.o, Tra,elin. Trunks, Chr.
pet Sacks, Nrhapl saiehels. aud V,li.es Ills stock
nehtlemenr Goods emhr,oes genera, rssar,ment Of
Cloths Cns>imeie-, Wasting, LINEN Dllmg.. q owes.
ctN4t', Cula's Half iLse, Nc, T. gethe. with W
rety nt ~ g"vds usually faunl in div gnnls -fnie
Hea@bs acal from all in of CHEAP GOODS
hnd p"rtirumrl, invites hi friend. mud Gust nlners L.
npli and supply thensrlv swith good. NJ c,st
s Jun 2.ts JOHN +. DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-09
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, June 6, l854.-The Senate was
hot in session to day, having adjourned yesterday
hill Thursday.
House OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-Mr Aiken
Lf.1n, tho G ,mmittee on Commerce reported bill
EmoLng appropriate, ms for Light Houses and
E"ors Referred to the Committee of the
Whole. ..,...;..,
..trnct;np the committee for the District of CO.
|1"mbio TO enquire into the expediency of so a
~nndmr the charter of Washington City as TO
abolisb lie system of voting by ballot and sub
stinte therefore the ripa Uoee mode. Objection
being made, it lies ever. ...---.., -
After several Intellectual efforts to proceed TO
business and no quorum voting the house ao-
ioumed till to- morrow
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pv L,AST-NIGqT'S MAILS.
5THsa BY THE ARCTIC.


,,..sols advanced from ninety and three
, on. 20 ninety and five lights.
eien' .,,a dull and unchanged. Sales on the 9th
zen thousand bales.
sia a. - WAR; protocol has been signed by
e,nr Pow ers, guaranteeing the inlegrity OF
Ehe ,'". Austria and Prussia will now demand
|Tdfkppy. shall evaeuate the principaities: \
Fau ~ y, that effect had been drawn up.
poe trim and Prussia had invited the German
=, 10 Join in the treaty to which they had SUBJ
&C Ir,n,,Iish troops were about emharking for Var
h npe5 French troops FIR the Balkan.
, A., R,ss slams were endeavorng to cut off the
i",,ricntion between Vasna and Sistria.
F. division of French troops had left Malta to
locnpy Athens
Pec"P31 CLARENDON stated in Parliament that the
~ with Austria and Prussia would be- laid
- ~ Parliament as soon as the Protocol was
e aoiycd. He further stated that papers would
nre .cnted to show the necessity of coerciye
4 ores against Greece.
4 rngE.h admiral Hyde Park ESQ says the Tel
I,,rapR > is dead.
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SEC AIRS a. TO IL A e & q i.
.IANGHORNE a. SONS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sECARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fEHE subscribers have constantly on hand large
4 stock of HAVANA Il PRINCIPE SEGARS. oil
the most approved brands which they feel confdett
inferior in the market aud which Will be sold al
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS frnm any pnrl of the Union will be promptly
mel and entiie tisfaction GUARANTEE 10 purchasers
The follow rands nre kept constantly on hand:
La Flor de liabana La Suann,
California; Las res torohhs,
Jicrsncal La G.ha de Aqua
Old Dominion Comln-ta,
In FEEL de p J.. c. III Leon de ORC
La Teresa. Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plnnatl"n,
El.Proenma Figure,
Las rrcs E-treas La Norma.
Herman Cortez, lrinoip-s,
Lafayette, az a.
ToBAcCo.
Dronoco Nectarine,
Go,n Leaf Caaw,a,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c, &c
Septauho S-d&cts
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SERVANTS.

,fhe above named points, the nharge willie mace hon
the point passed by tic Train and no eharge vii
he less than twentv-fve cents in any caae
Passengers who Il" not procure tIekets (excepf'hose
,yb, rake the ars where tickets not .oid,
will be charged bv the conductor, ten per cent. Ia al
litio to the regular 81 fare. provided how"v'
That in no case sh II hp receive than ten nor m"r
Than fifty from any Que passenger to any point o.
the road.
Servants vii be required to have two passes one I"
m loft with the Ticket Apenl aud ore will, the C"nduc
mr. bich passes must he explicit in granting the priv
lege travel the ears Free e"'"reh persons VIII pt
,o,;reJ 70 produce heirfree paper-,or they al be
t..r,nittrd to travel on the cars.
May lets. hom "'ih"i'
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,

FENIlS old and well estabi h.. watching place WI be
Il opened, inr the u.,dption o iii public On
frat day at June IL il situated hunedat,'iy
N the lyuclbnrg md Buhsln pings turnpike - NH =
rom Ljncburg 20 from Lexington, l! from, Amherst
& II. aud New Glasgow, aud within miles ot the Il p
II Muuut leasnut IA G,ld MnHeiau. urse n,u,
taia, amdn, the Highest i, the STAR. aud leai
ybe reached b, go,l rtad from ia, SlringS. Caring
approach within sh disaa,e al the summit
and person, kunit upnn hn Sc baek with.
nutiis uniting The scencr from tho il is eplen
Id, varied aud magnificent. The cty of Lynn hburs
and the beaurilltpwrs Of Liberty Lexington ahd Stauie
ton. can be rradi FROM the summit.
Tbs propetors have nude arrangements to furnish
excursion parties with their dinners upon the o the
mountain the shortest notice and upon the
snnable icrrs. They will alsa be accompanied by
Guide and Band of Music, viii has been employees for
the 1t Is useless for discus, tie merits al
the its chafncte, is vel known, and has been
W. II established for the last xty years and hheialy
pntonizrd. 1t possesses the proper rites those
fthe White Sulphur Springs in Gr' enbrier eorny, not
quite 50 str"n bu in many casrs superior particularly
lr female aud ch lirep HUI iteds re ihcaes could
be given OF tn. good effects If the uf Buff Springs.
upon visit hond hope Of recovery but returned
h me. fer few weeks pf the water perfectly
stol ed g. health
The rr"prerors would take this occasion return
thank ih,ir friends aud the public generally for le
very liberal encnurug the received last easonan
c"nii,uance Of tile (pnrticuloi ofthe Gill
Gems Amherst and Nelson Couites) pcdging them
selves that neither Tb,ns nores pense viii besrared tn
render all boil, ~oniuriable and agree g. berg much
better pr, pared ad last Notwithstanding they
were full last tr"m the 'entng the close they
ltef Themselves TINT they ont re- s'u sfaetion
W. ring this notice TO LOSE with old moiio gen
erh satisfaction given charge made" aud not~ith
-iapdng the high prices ofevery ding our charges viii
he less than lust
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The Fupitipe Stare Riot,

BosToN, June th.--The examination of the par
Ties arrested for being engaged in the Fugitive
Slave Riot was continued to day. Bishop, Stow
ell, jackson, and Morrison were fully committed
without bail for the murder of Bnchelder. Brown
and Wesley we're held in $4,000 each for rot
Glaer, Horne and Hopewel were dlscharged.-
Thompson and Robinson were held for further
examination
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WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
at JOHN p. wRIGHTS
Watch, Jewely and Drug Store.

900 ss olaH Nc Srs"N" "ry " sSd Fan
GoodS to b" Pre>ent" In my customers in few days
Every p.rs"n hn,hg from m,sone dollars wnlth 'i
Go ds ~lall receive u No which shall rarresrnn
acIly toa eiu liar aupb r relaiard y me- Aillhe mum
b-,- retained y ne -la BIZ placed together ND, "'r
being we luke, nany Luml ems ~ there arr pro-
na.hcd helnw. drawn and whatsoever ho the
corresponding nnul'i l., The ls drawn out shel be en-
iiiled the l4i gift tnd I'LL al ARE given nni.
will warrant all sonls sold by i"br a. the lowest
murke prize. Al ash il lber,; unde from IN,
friend an the public md will .ll my goods cheap
nnd make some splendid l,re-e
Below can be found list af the Presents:
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VISITORS TO THE VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE
The Governor has appointed the following gentle
men visitors Of the Military Institute Gen Fran
els VI. Boykin, Col. VIM. TaFaferro, Benjamin
f. GARRETT James Barbour, Gen. Douglass b.
Lavne, William Seymour, Colonel Samuel l.:
10 5, Benjamin Rush Floyd. The Board Will
meet on the 90 inst.