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4 RE YOU SICK!
"A BEWARE OF mutations |
ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE The many cures made by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce couoteiteitng.
Medicine must have merit aud great merit, too
9atrai-e toortttess article, to keep t up
as good medicine il it be not really so.
and extend its sales year after year spite of oppo-
sifion. The people readily and out its rtrtues and
the fame of them passes from mouth to mouth with
more rapidity taan newspapers spread it. ity-
ing tctneSs testying TO the medicine has made
for him Is of tar more service than any newspaper
advertising.
[ n proof Of whist ve say above We refer you to
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its
effects
The Hifeof T. ". Te,kIe. Grecer 76 Pearl street.
cured of rheumatism OF years staEdaa9s all other
remedies failed.
tha NJ oldham, late ofthe Custom House, DWELL
ing l26 zine street, or Dyspepsia, great debility per-
nlanently cured
" Il. Se6oefv, Egg one of the oldest Ma gistrates
and most highly respectable citizens, cured of great
weakness and restored to robust health
Jayret Pianaer, ls5 E. Baltimore St., suffered in
tensely six years with hip disease and n1ercurial
rheumatism, cured after all other remedies had
led.
Space riu not permit to NE hundreds Of Others
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot, Robt. Gault,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervai s. A Griffin, John Lake, Rev ".
Eskridse, U s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
of Dyspepsia, ScrotuIs, Coughs, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, st, Vitus' Dance. &c. We refer to our
citizens Call on them.
DIX. hAMfIOF, the author OF this great Hump
toss Tegctae 7fnetgyc. is in his 3oth year. in good
health that il will be it is an article got
up TO impose on the public,
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
CFs>See Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURF.--Cai
and get paDL hlets gratis with history of discovery OF
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c &c.
Sold by o. A.STRECKER, Richmond; JONES
CO., ROBERTSON, WILSON Il ALFRED, Pc.
nersburg; DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER
h MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists every
where.
I-sl per bottle :; 6 btttles for s.. las
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no HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL

ENO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL
4 Frs IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE.--R. L. HICkSON 2is Broad street, oppo-
site Messrs Breeder, Fox Co.'S Dry Goods store in
addition to his present large stock, is receiving,
per ship Cirecian, at Baltimore from Liverpool 81
crates white Granite and blue Printed with common
ware, purchased previous to the late advances he will
be enabled to sell low His stock of China
fancy goods in thu line 10 we'll selected.
Also, Knives Forks by set dozen, Walters
Trays, English Albata Plated Ware, equal to Silver
such as Table and Tes Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives,
Castor Frames, &c. de
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SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-j, a
DICHMOND STOVE WORKS-NEAR

INTERPRETATIONS WORKS. RICH
MOND, VA.-BOWERS, SNYDER 4 CARTER
manufacturing at these Works the Virginia Air
TIshe' Cook Stove, four sizes, Richmond Premium"
Cook Steve,' four sizes, .5outhern Plsnier Cook
Stove of two sizes, Air Tight, Wood Franklin and
Coal Franklin Iliel Parlor Stoves, Air Tight, Wood
Franklin and Coal Franklin star" Parlor Stoves,
Iron Prince Heating Stove for Coal Vixen" Heat
ers. focal ony) three sizes, Flute Box Stove, for
wood of five sizes Fronts and Crates, Cast Iron Rail-
ings in great variety, Window Cops and Sis, Truss
es, Piiastres Cornice, Brackets, Rosottes, Mirror
Frames. DaguerreoIype Frames. &c, and most de-
scriptions of light Castings. The Richaond made
Stoves heaUiGr than those of Northern make
Of sinpl; construction. are conveniently supplied
with loose plates to replace any that may be brokea
and warranted TO give satisfaction in their ope
ration Dealers throughout the South solicited
to favor with their orders.
Several new and improved patterns of Stoves are
in paratiou for he bu-iness of the coming season.
The Stoves manufactured by Mess-s Bowers. Sny
der and Cater of the RICHMOND Stove Warks" have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years.
and have found them to give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES D. YALE,
Main street, Richmond, Va
Depot for Bolton < fsle's Patent Caloric Air Fur
de 2l-lm
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a CUE AND FEVER CURED IN G

4 CUE AND FEVER CURED IN G
"A uoUBS.--NEGATfEE ELECTRIC FLUID.
Fluid, which VOC attribute the property OF btes.ns
fever better than oGiuire, TIE results OF the triss
made here 10 he a of 1882 were in about 80 cass.
none 81 them iight-hape been radically cured
With from TO doses of the Fluid Among the cases
there are three that are extremely tDerksbe TIE
drst case bad resisted various reate nts and ply
month with the flnid The seeoGd case had resisted
enormous doses OF QaiuiHe during 9 years, and wa
cured VIII tew doses Of the Fluid. The third
the patient TAD the few for s vsers had ten ~
with Qainins to no purpose, aud was cured yyith a
few doses Of the Fluid II JFcoNprr
Aposhecasy, Rue Royal 6S Gas a Tours.
January 18th. 1873.
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vI,HE "WHITE CREASE il a new.
i convenient and ecorofalcal snSst snt for TAR ard
other Indicators fer the sxiss of Transports tor
annihnssss esrTisEes sraya. 9aesrs, he In is at
Effected by tue weather. retaring the came consis
terey winter md saulu.sr Ii does moi sut, ~, -
sxies. and u cheaper and more durable than sEy
other grease Ia Csc.
and in kegs Of d 81 ard tna lbs each. bv
ADfE GRAY DrnssssiA
nav ts-dscfs Agents for !, he Manufacturers
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Some years siuce an Eugiislnlrn, whose pronuu-
citation was tinged with cockneyisnas. was sent 10
preach to the benighted and wicked Hoosiers OF the
litle village Of Elkhart in Indiana. which Greeley
calls "a tidy, vigorous borough with future before
it." He thus commenced his dsccu -se,-sH iahabi
rants of Fiel-kart, come TO the halter"
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HMPORTANT.- MACHERS
J. HYDRo-ELECTRlC vOLTAIC CHAINS, sc
constructed 10 be worn under the garments under
the skin, producing oo,st1nt rufvest OF Electro
Magnetism different from any thing ever brought
before the pubiic-givipg iH1DaedSGtc relief from the
most acute patH, and efectiug permanent in ali
NenruI9tc Diseases The most astonishing cures have
been performed by wearing hese little producers OF
MegnesIo for few weeks, during two or three bours
only in the day.
Rheumatism, Periodical Headache,
Paints and Sweiied orts, FlatUlence, Indigestion
Neuralgia OF the Face, Dyspepsia, Tcothache,
Palpitesiou of the Heart, Uterine Pains
Govt Sciatica, Pain along the Back,
ST, Vitus Dauce. Sick Headache,
Asthma, Mysteries, Blindness and Deafne ss
AND ALL DISEASES CALLED NERVOUS
The way by which they produce their benefceut
Physician well knows, al Nervous Diseases eau
sed and produced by deficient amount of Nervous
Fiuid or M1gaets'a. This fact within the last few
years has been firmly established BY scientific e1pe
THE ELECTRO .voLTAIC CHAINS
perform cure by supplying the system with this
Fluid, large amount of Electro-Magnet sn produ-
ced, ard passes into and through the system bile be-
NO MEDICAL AGENT
in the go-ld produce many well authenticated
Certificates OF cure, both FROM scientific Physicians
and Intelligent patients. They first introduced
into the United States, in the city of New York.
year ence, and having been previously introduced IL
England, france, Germany Austria, Belgium, also in
almost every Hospital in Europe, and secured and
patented III those Kingdoms they attracted
the attention Of Professor Valentine blot. Presdeu;
Van Buren,, Carrochane OF that city, where the y
were subjected to the most thorough and rigid tra
and the effects and performed in the different
hospitals in New York, than equal what the :
had anticipated and measures wera at taken to
have them patented in this country, which done
IL the year 1852
They now In daily use every hospital in the
country and the demand aud sale in New York and
Boston is unparalleled.
A pamphlet of 81 pages. containing the history OF
the discovery together with notices from various
presses, REMARKABLE
OF the first medical men in the world can be obtained
gratis application by mail Otherwise TO the
Agents for Richmond.
PURCELL, LADD E. co.
Druggists, S2 Main street.
Sole Agents for Richmond.
J. R. LUDLOW Co. Agents for Norfolk
&C G-wi2n
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hONT Be HUMBUGGkD.-MR 0s-
~ BORNE would inform the good peon,S =,
Richmond that he 10 still to be found a. his al 49,.
iis5ed gallery. opposite the Esnks. NJ. o. he. -
taken one thousand pictures in two months b., ~
has done fine business for tventy-two upontbs 90
OSBORNE claims TO be the FIST In Rjehn1on1 =.
give to Dsguereotypes hfe-like hesh-ceIoredN 70
peaTaEce. ~
STOCK! STOCK, sTOcK.!LosBoRNr
prepared to furnish country artists with CAMPpAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, aud STOCK, wholesais -
retail. OSBORNE
oc21 Sign Of the FLAGS OF ali Ss,;a
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KAIa
EAWHA CO., Richmond, Dec, -, 1853. II
A CALLED MEETING of the Stock.
IA helders OF the James River and Kansyyha Cow,
pany, will be held at tais oRice, On THURSDAY
the l2th day of January next, in pursuance Of tie
following order of the Beard of Public Works:
"At q meeting of the Board CT Public Wots bela
on the 7fh day OF December, 1873:
"Resotred, That the Board of Pahlic Works, be,,a
requested thereto. do hereby call meeting OF the
stockholders of the James River aud KaBawhs Com.
pany, TO DO held in the city OF Richmond on Thurs
day the l2th day of January next, for the purposs
of considering the question, whether 1t is advisable
to offer the said ConpaDys WORK 20 the State at sach
price may be agreed upou by the State and he
stockholders, OF converting she drb new due l,
said Company 10 the State into stock of the Cou-
pany, at such price as may be agreed upon by tho
FaItes aforesaid"
By order of the President
WM. T. NUNFoRD, Sec.y.
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order of the President
WIN. 2. SiUNFoRD, sec.y
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.


Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we.
the subscribers being Stockholders in the Jaoee RI
yer ana ksnaWha Company, do hereby appoint tt
- our true and lawful Attorney aud PROXY ..
represent esch of all general meetings Of The
Stockholders OF said Company, held within six
months from and after the date hereof when we are
not personally present presented by Other
Proxy; with fuli power and authority az such gene.
raj meetings, to give such votes, and 10 do
such other act acts escb Of could give or Do
as a member of the sud meetings, Il % were per.
soually present. and do hereby ratiY and confirm
whatever vote or votes, acts our said Attor
ney may lawfully give or do for U.s. in pursuance Of
Witness our hands and seals, this day of -
enc thousand eig hit hundred and -
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nR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
II OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1924 FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, No
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post Ot;ce.-Those requiring medical or sur
gical aid, BY applying to DIR. H. may secure sklfu
treatment and advice while all communications will
be sacredly shielded by the Egis of professional
honor
Aware of the difficulty With tie public to discrirn
nate In newsp paper advertisement between the gen
uae and ssiiiiai physician and the spurious preten
sioIs Of the desis nng and dangerous qusck, Dr. Ii
viii cheertuliy give, when applied to, such private
references as will fully satisfy all who require his
services
BEWARE OF EOSTRUMSt
Avoid the PaCent Elixrs, Compound snd Cordial
advertised 20 all persons under varied forms OF
disease.
As The constitution aud habiss OF individuals dife
ressoa teaches the same remedy be suited
all aiIke, and that disease can only be safely cad es
feerGaiy ersdicated by judcioas application of pro
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED.
Il practical experience OF over q years enables Dr.
II TO insure sound and speedy in cert ain cas
81 Diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands OF cuackery He
may be Consulted csahdeptieliY, either il person OF
by letter
Persons at distance cured az home by add-esaips
alsttsr 20 Dr.. GORDON HARRIS. Baltimore, Ms.
ryiand.
All communications confidential
Remedies sent b mail express any part of the
United States. oc Ii-9n,
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TNO THE LEGISLATURE OF lssa1I

= Ah Wh- A. PRATT, Dagaerreotyp ;zt Co. "a
last seven years of the Virginia LesisatnIs ae.
OF continuing the series, requests at each rpenSss
viii take an early opportunity CT calling az hi.
lery, No. l4o Main street. and have bis Per-,
taken. ANssa4
N. B.-Eo charge is made
Morning Is the best time--fve riauses vim az
Wet weather is OF no esnsequeuoe 0o'
As soon as the picture is completed he vi, 49,.
IL TO the pres Mt Legislature. sn'
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MEDICINES.
IYER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPsTA.

Il ID NO2lI IA1NI, DlCI Ell Ola.
IL yAUNDiCE. CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-.
bty Diseese of the Kidneys sud all Diseases arsius
from Disordered Liver or Stomach such eoiaea
patton, inward piles, uilness of blood 10 the head
scidity OF the stomach, nausea heartburn disgust for
food fullness weight in the stomach, eructa
tions sinking or huttenng at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head hurried aud dishcult breath
ing futterug at the heart choking sufocati sat.
sations when in lying posture dirnness of vis;on
dots or webs before the sight fever and dull pain
the head. deficiency of perspratoD yellowness of be
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest limbs
sudden fushes of heat burning IN the flesh, constant
imaginings Of evil aud great depression Of spirits
can be etfectuaiiy cured b. Dr.. HOOFLASD'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. Prepared
by DR.. G. M. JACKSON, No 40 Arch street, Phila-
delphia-
Their po~e. over the above not exceIled
If equalied by any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest, In many cases after ssu
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS worthy the attention of inva-
lids. Possessing great virtues in the recticetion of
diseases of the liver aud lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections of
the digestive organs, they are witha safe, certain
READ AND BE CoNvIHCED.-The .PhiIadel.
phia Saturday Gszette' says of Dr.. Hollands Ger
man Bitters:
sit "a seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines TO the confidence and patronage OF
our readers: and therefore, when recommend Dr.
Hoofand's German Bitters wish it to be distinctly
understood that not speaking of the nostrums
of the day. that nosed about fer brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race of mischief, but of medicine long established
universally prizsd aud which has st the hearty sp
prevail of the faculty itself"
''Scott's Weekly" said, August Is:
DIR. HoofgEd's German Bttsrs, manufactured by
DR.. Jackson, are now recommended by OF the
prominent nbers of the faculty article Of
much efficacy in of female weakness. Persons
of debitsted constitutions will find these Bittezs sd
vanta seous 10 their health. know from expen-
the salutaty effect they have upon wesk systeus
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 10 Arch street, door below Sixth, Phadc
phia ana by respectable dealers generally throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, E-
PURCELL, LADD L Co.
Corner Main and 18th SIS, Richmond, Va.
RI For sale By Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
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{ ,ALLOIOION. 06 HEA LfAls BALnl
~ FOR CiAPPfD FACE & HANDS. ROUGH
Ms Ms, IfRtTABiLlTY OR HARsHkEsS or
peeui'as bland aud healing properties together viii
- agfeeseie perfume, AZ cree reconne nd itself 10
ne eeahcener and patronage Of the pubic as mos
dsi,ghtiul essential of The toilet
It's application speedily removes all irritsh;,l,x
foasnntss or harahness Of the skin rerdering H. b
constant use, deiieaieiy sof: and fais
BEN Composed Of segetahss substances and en-
s'Iet ifte from mineral corrosive aa,.,xfure. il
ray be used with safety the feuderest infant. and
viz ss 'ound very efficient and cooling application
for ehahng in.amed, or excasiat.d snrfsrss J.
as II contains 10 fressy auhsisnces IL Is cseauy ard
Il he same time sinpiy aud ea1iiy applied.
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Druss.sts.
&c u Msin street, kichmobd "a
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NOlICE TO TOBaCUONISTS.-- arr
! now receiving erders for TOBACCO BOXES
ioi the ensuing year. Those wIshng To be pp.ied
wtli please call ssfiY. EDWsn D. DUDLEY.
% . leth street. bstweea kaas aud Frankin.
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MONEY STOLEN AND FouND--Sone eight or ten
day. ago, says the Columbus Times & Sentiue
Mr.. Wyiie, of Apalachicola, had bis carpet bag
containing near S2O,000 stoleg from him at our
wharf by negro who assumed the character
of drayman. We are pleased to learn that the
greater part of the money has been recovered
The boy is said to belong to VIM. Harsroves, OF
Ala.
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DAGUERREoTYprNc

/ MPOkTANT DECISIOE.--NITE
4 RAYS DAGUERREOTYPES.-T - -. ~
decided that the FLESH TINT DAGrEeR'FsMas
TYPES taken BY the subscriber, aSs the most - =.
tIfui and Correct Of any in the universal wor,d 81
sion coiorthey cannot be Otherwise than ;. -
fec smile Of patare. Tie citizens of kscbncs ~
nelnliy are respectfully informed thar they Gao 81
tain pictures 1t ki times st the well arrspaed 80 ~
tractive Gallery Of JOHN pTJE s1o A.
Eagle Square, Msir street. sign OF the Red r.,
NJ S.-Pnces very reasonable Sts-sosro,.. 3
lures taken in style which cannot b excesdsx o
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TESTB: de lS-2aW4w
NlTED STATES LIFE INSU-
" RANCE.-ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPA.
NY on DELPHiA.-SECURITY, SrABI-
LlTY AND PERPETUITY.- Premium payments
made easy aud convenient. 10
Fund, January |, 1851, 1896, $50 On
" Office on Baak street, near Niata, Richmond,
Va.
System. cash-Dividends cash-no scrip and Gre
dts the value of which none tell, because not
convertible; but cash premiums, cssh dividends ard
losses paid IN cash, is the system of this efico All
It's opera ions In hthe amount insured con-
sequently, settlement dag, Is never reduced; on
he contrary increased; thereby holders Of policies
disappointed. More than this, policies N
force, of two years standing, for life, will at any
time be purchased upon surrender ard one fourth 70
twothitds of the " hole of pre- niums paid 70
the office returned in cash See prospectuses
S. r CRAWFORD, President
CHARLES 6. INLAY Sec'y.
PLINY FISK, Actusy.
P. CLAIBORNE GooCB, hi D.. Medical Advi-
ser. de- Sl-dlm
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HMPORTANT.-PULVER NACHERi

Corner main and 18th SIS, Richmond, Va.
II For sale By Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines
everywhere. ie 8-wtindwty
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A nigHt-wutcl will havo to be establish.
ed in this city to prevent rOwdyisn.
Mr. D. r. Hoxie, recently of your
place, has been appointed a Clerk in
the Post Office in this city. Mr.. Hoxie
is an active, efficient officer, as all your
Citizens know, and it will be gratifying
to his numerous friends in Morgautown
to hear ofhis success.
as l prophesied in my last, VIC now
see the 0thsr side Of the weather. It's
now quito wintry-spitting snow to-day
with driving cold wind and consider.
able ice. Il is doubtless the last s,rug-
gle of "old boreas" for this season, and
we may hope soon 10 enjoy ploasant
sunshine again,
Yours, &c. w. D. S.
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The Nebraska Bill,

Hon. VIM. Eyerhart, member of The
House of Representatives, from Eastern
pennsylvania, presents u view of the
Nebraska question, which we have no,
seen noticed bcfole. 1t relates to the
right of tho Indian tribes 10 that terri
tory. If lie is correct tho bill is indeed
an illumination. Under date of WASH
iugton, Feb. l8, 1864, he writes as fol.
lows to ono of his constituents:
"Such an audacious, high-hundcd and
inscriptions measure is without par
allcl in this country. To violate sol.
emn contract which has been observed
in good faith for more than thirty years!
But this is not all. This same Nebras-
ka you have referred to, has been CO.
ded by solemn treaty made by tho U.
States to the Indian tribes for their use
forever. And it is also stipulated in
said treaty that no white man shall To-
cate himself upon these lands or make
any settlement upon the same. If a
Government disregards aud sets at
naughs her engagements, and by the
power of force takes from our fellow
men that 10 which she has no just claim,
how can she consistently complain, if
her citizens also in the course of time
become degraded, but which l hope
they never will" IA
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~ Fife e. Campbell, at their Ha
SUDDEN DEATH!

On Sunday evening last, the 'Mononga-
helu Belle not being able to reach this port
on account of low water, landed her passen-
gers at JimtOwn, three miles below-and
they Sc, out to walk TO Morgantown. They
had barely assembled the steep bank Of the
river, when one Of their number, Mr.. JOHN
HoGE, fell and expired instantly! He had
been apparently in robust health, and had a
shor, time before ate hearty supper. The
only Indication he gave Of feeling indisposed
was a remark that he made Just before he
fell dead, that he "would have TO stop at
the frs, farmhouse" Mr.. Hoge was from
Mercer, Pa, supposed between 50 and 60
years Of age. a5tss7s- i9' sf.-
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WESTERN EMIGRATION.

The emigration fever is carrying off
a large number Of tho best and most
enterprising citizens Of the older States.
In many instances, doubtless, these per-
sons improve their circumstances by the
movement, especially those who are in
the prime Of life. and have growing
families to provide for, without the
means of owning farms in older settle
ments. But men who are advanced in
years, and have a sufficiency of this
worlds goods to make them comfOrta-
BILE at home. arc making sacrifices and
submitting to hardships and privations,
by emigrating West, that are uncalled
for and probably not well considered
beforehand. Such persons had better
"let well enough alone" The emigra-
ton from this country is unusually large
this spring; and thisis probably gen.
eral thing. The West Chester pa
Register of March 95th, says:
"An unusually large number of per-
sons are going West from this county
the present season. During the past
winter we have met with many who
were making arrangements for thatpu
pose. y. ..--- -