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Facts tho best Commentary.

The N. Y. Courier says, "of all COM
mentaries upon facts, the most forcibls are
facts" and gives the following array Of
facts which have recently occurred in New
York City, rs the mos, iorcible commentary
upon the influence Of strong drink, or the
rum trade -
"Robert NJ. Graham, drunk, plunges a
cane blade Into The body Of Charles +. Lor.
ing. for interfering with his drunken con.
duct; Herdiet, Mdnslaugh:er in the second
degree - sentence suspended. Charles Ja-
ger, drunk, killed John Moran by smashing
a brandy bottle over his skull; Verdict,
Manslaughtcr in the third degree, and sem
fence. three years Imprisonment. Charles
Graham, drunk, killed John Wilson, be.
cause the latter could not give him money /;
Verdict, Manslaughter in the third degree,
and sentence three years imprisonment
James Smith, drunk, killed James Da.
Wis by siabbing him with penknife !;
Verdict, Mansltughter in the second degree,
and sentence seven years imprisonment
William Fowkcs shot in his own porter
house by Edward Began, because he would
not leave when ordered. No verdict agreed
upon, some Of the jury remained unsalsfied
that he fired the shot, though no reader OF
the report Of the trial can have reason to
doubt upon The subject. Now we would
no, take upon ourselves 10 affirm that in
each and every one Of these cases tho crime
committed was murder with malice afore-
thought. Drunken men seldom plemedi.
tate. But !, is both unjust and unsafe TO
allow such fact 10 serve as mitigation Of
the crime Of shedding human blood. He
who voluntarily "puls an enemy in his
mouth 10 steal away his orains," must be
held responsible for his insane acts. II
would be making public justice mockery,
TO use crime against morals as shield TO
any extent for crime against law. There is
some reason 10 apprehend that our jurymen
are committing this mistake; II il be so.
the public interests imperaiively demand
that Il should be corrected"
And here are few more Of The same
startling facts, copied from the Prohibitionist
for November, which need no other com.
meniary =
1.-TWO young men, named Jeremiah King
and Gerry Post, living in New York, had q
quarrel on the 81 Of October - but on the
day following appeared 10 be as good friends
as ever. On the evening OF that day, how.
ever, King, who had been drinking, assault.
cd Post with cheese-knife, fatally stabbing
him in the back and abdomen. Post Is
dead, and King 10 arrested and awaits his
trial for the murder. Hurah for the veto
A man named Brewer, few days since
leaped from widow Of the fourth story Of
the Onondaga Temperance House, at Syra-
cnse, struck the iron railing in front Of the
house, from that fell 10 the sidewalk, and
died in half an hour. He was suffering
from mania poi4, and had bot recently
been brought 10 the Onondags House, by
his friends, from the drinking holes where
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The WORCESTER AFFAIR. The Boston

THE WORCESTER AFFAIR. The Boston
Atlas, after giving the accoun, Of the excite.
ment q, Worcester, adds:
1--WE learn that Mr.. Buiman was sent 10
Worcester BY the u. 5. authorities, 10 sum.
mon witnesses Tor the United States Court,
in regard 10 the Burns riots.
Officer Buiman arrived in this cry ia;!
evening about 8 o'clock, having, ridden III
the way from Worcester ~ ;n,p,.J bv Ina
ronoh handling of the mob, tina, he may
NO, be able to leave his room ior some days.
Hs s,i,ibuies bis escape with his life entire.
~ 10 The exeriions Of Messn. Higgerson,
Hoar, and others Of those whose conduct 10
the Burns affair he went 10 Worcester 10 aid
in investigating. He was much injured by
persons punching him with umbrellas At
the depot.
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w The Daguerrean warfare is carried on
with grca, spirit in our place. The placard
boards are covered with the bulletins Of the
respective beligercnts, in which it is stated
that good shots arc made at 20 cents. Nc.
Kenney, 10 the Central Block, seems to be
neutral in the controversy. Probably he is
TOO much occupied to take part.
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c. The Angel Gabriel blew his horn
in our place Wednesday. lie was here a
few weeks ago, and made quite sensation.
Ie talked short time in the open space
above the Post. Office, but did not get toselh'
er large company. Ho left for the city oil
Portland in the noon train.
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have passed wiihou, any report having
reached England, or this country, Of the
catastrophe. The general impression las
been, with all except one OF two Arctic eI-
plorers, that he had passed through Wei.
lingion Channel and was 10 DO sought for
North Of Grinnell Channel, on ihef frozen
coast Of North Cornwall or still further
West"
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D- The work on the new Mill is pro.
crossing rapidly. Should the weather con.
,inue fine few days longer, the bricklayers
would finish their work. They are now ut
work on the fourth and fifth stories. The
area Of the flooring, six floors in oil, inIthe
Mill, is over throo acres.
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S.,rxn. Tho now ship Peppercll, bull, BY
y. & Z. Perkins, Of Biddciord, sailed from
Saco River last Thursday fns New Orleans.
Capt. Tristan Jordan. Of South Berwick,
master and part owner Henry u; Fwambley
Of Kcnnebunkport. mate. This ship is ABOUT
100 tons burden, and Of very fine model Tor
frcishtins; Ia but, and bilge bolted. and in
every way superior vessel. She is owned
by company Of individuals in Saco and Bid
deiord. Among her crew arc George Per-
kins, Daniel Murphy, seamen. and George
Waterhouse' carpenter, Of Biddoford; Geo.
Cato, steward. and Frederick Jordan sea.
man, OF South Berwick, and Churlea s.
Twamhley, seaman, Of Saco.-Demoeyaf
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WS. L. Goodale, Esq, of Saco, was
elected member Of the Board Of Agricul
ture by the York County Agricultural Soci.
civ at their recent Cattle Show Fair - and
William G. Clark, Esq, OF Saugerville, mem
Der Of the Board by tho Piscataquis Agri
cultural Society.
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CuKssur, Tree. At the recent Fair, Mr.
John S. -Murch, Of Dayton, presented q
branch Of fruit from chestnut tree, planted
in 1896. The tree now girts four feet
one foot from the ground. Che'nut'
are rare in this region, but il would appear
from this experiment that they grow well
in Maine.-Demoeraf.
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N- The attention Of our citizens is d.
rected to the notice OF Festival, to DO given
in Central Hall by the Ladies Of the Baptist
Society, inserted in this paper. We trust
that the Festival will be we'll attended.
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U- The Mcs,rs. Dame & Co., Of Saco,
have large assortment Of Furs for Ladies'
wear, and BaGilo Robes, in addition to their
stock of Hats and Caps. Persons in want
Of such goods, may learn further particular,
by consulting their advertisement in this pa.
ner.
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D. X. Ross + Co. are touching up the
understandings Of oil, young and old, quite
extensively, Their stock Of Boots Shoes,
aud such articles, il large, and o good one
10 select from.
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I COUNTY TREASURER. The votes given for
County Treasurer were counted by the Co.
C Commissioners las, week, and Isaac p. Yea.
ton, ESQ.,. declared elected and indicted into
Office.
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Ep,rou,AL CnAsor. Mr. james NJ. Fur.
bur has retired from the Great Falls Jour-
nal and the paper will hereafter be conducted
by II. X. Wentworth.
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Tue urr on Coat. Tho Washington Sta,
thinks there ia little doubt that before the
end Of the second Of tho coming session ~
Congess,the duty on coal win DO repealed, 50
that this important article will DO admitted free
into our ports, public men Of all parties seem
to Be in lavor Of such measure, Mt Wash
legion.
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~ The daily stage TO Portland Is now
under the care Of is former geutlemanly and
attentive driver, Mr.. @. G. Plummer' ana
leaves the Saco House every morning at Z
1-2 o'clock.
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The EXPEDITION OF SIR JONI FRANKLIN.
The expedition Of Sir John Franklin consis.
ted Of two vessels, the Erebus and Terror,
tho former being manned by 20 men, officers
and crew, and the latter by GS. Total 1873
men oil told. The vessels were offered as
Coljous.
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ana cnainS round their necks. Several
were found with Korans in their knapsacks
most ofthe officers have portraits OF wives
|or mistresses, of mothers or sisters inside
their Goals. - "a,
The privaios wore the little money they
possessed in purses fastened below their len
knee, and the men in their eager search af-
Ter money, often caused tho wounded pain.
fol apprehensions that they about TO destroy
Them. Last night all these poor wreiches
lay IN their agony nothing conld be done
o help them. The groans, the yells, the
cries OF despair and suffering, were mourn.
iul commentary on the emulation Of the
vlciors and on the Joy which reiened along
the bivouac fires Of our men.
Of,he Russians one thing was remarka.
bic. The prisoners are generally coarse,
sullen and unin,elligent.looking men,
Deaih had ennobled those who fell, for the
expression Of their faces was altogether
different. The wounded might have en-
viod those who have seemed TO have passed
away so peacefully.
The soldiers are all shaven Clearly on
the chin and cheek; only the moustache is
len, and the hair is cropped as close 10 the
head 70 possible. The latter is very con.
venient mode Of wearing the hair in these
parts Of the world. The officers tthnse OF
superior rank excepted) are barely distin.
gulshab BILE from the men, so far ar uniform
is concerned, but the generals wore sashes
and gold epauleties. The subalierns wore
mere a lace shonlderstrap, instead Of the
cloth Of ene Of the privaies. Most Of them
spoke French, and the entreaiies Of the
wounded 10 be taken along with US, q tho
officers moved up the hill, were touching
in the extreme. The poor fellows had a
notion that our men would murder Them II
the eye OF The officer was removed from
them. %
An old general, who sat smiling and
bowling on a bank with his leg broken BY
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Nv Motto is " Pregress. "

INR0M great increase of >in,ss II snb4crier
Il has enlpypd in the last six m .nths hr has been
crn e led 10 add To- his ready xtensv e,ahli hmrnt
rhieh he has done by bu ing at the lng"-i and
m'.t I'm ably arranged operating in the Un,on
and ~ Jay withou of rtiun. tiiat he
ba' tie ai gest aud best arranged estahlshn
th aud acil ties for tho successful pr".ecu
ion nf> business pos sp>se but by few If any in TIL.
'mte. With competent nnl accomplish assistants
" far The largest stock of daguereoyne material,
l pu' IN this place such of eve.y variety.
lrauesof the finest quality Il richest p1ttern- Jew
eIy, tn n cnm up the finrst qualify made for
dlgu"u eoypes, he fla hns II thai he i ett pre-
pHlrd t. meet Ih- waits uf the publ In such thing
laln my buse IN this pac at from g 80 tn S2u 90.
a. Ia the qmly ot his work .erls TINT it il too
Vel estbb i.iinent Io demand admit fom him ,ef
rerpl' lendaii"n H. will only say hat he ch,er g"'
Comparison with any only en- ia this place hui
irwohl.
With his pre-, ent facilities ne is much better prepared
10 take pictures f chill rtn and groups than heretofore
and would ,'etialy cal utenton ihat derarlment
IN every cae satisfaction guaranteed, charge
made.
FewSot rSaie residences and other buildings and
SCENERY of eve disrriptlun accurately taken, spe
elrpfs at ~hlc'' mev he se-n. and many ,thes with
wlleh IN gall rirs abound, ny Hing at the sign of the
rag next dnor o. the Virginia Bank. Naiu St Lyn h.
hnr@, Va. oI at Masonic rrnlnle Min ST. Danvi le
'". Pc. GIBBS, Propr tor
o-fnSt mor'em eases and invuliis promptly at
t'nde t. when requested
Ttar of ali kind furnished to Ii craft at III lowest
cash prices. PEG
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LyEATIiERS.-AG GOOD SUPPLY, AT
Il (apl l5tS) SAuNDERSJ j. lhBf'S
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[TNioN STEAMSHIPS CoMpANX's

VTNIoN STEAMSHIPS COMpANN's
- L,NE OF STEAM ESR-FuR PHlLADEI
PHIA. VIA NORFOLK The steamers i--~> "a
Vrginn. Cnwain David T,ni. S-s-s<sssSvs3--
+ nn,y ylynnia, Cnrtnn James Bayn"re, -lrnnrr City
Richmond, Capain Il. Mtcnll One of the4r splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for ihilHd phin every
Monday aud Thursday high wat,r. aourLiug Git,
Poin aud NorfplL u Give feisht aud ;as .arer-.
Returning. lenve Philadelp in every " edne.lsy and
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ arriving nj Rhhu,an
every Tuesday md Saturday moning On whi,h days
they will Iii q arge their cnrgo.
These splendid steamers hnvc been built expressly fr
this line, aud every has been c cumblnr
strength aud speed. They provided wnh tFrna is
"very attention l. paid by 'nmohntine Captains
the comou o passenp mt the prttcctio oI ,ods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage u New York 1t cabin and found SO
Philndrlphi, = ...-....6
2nd cabin aud not found. ...-....i
Passenger for New York would insult th.r interest
by king this rou,e; for independent oi helng the
rh apcst and .acst, it is by ftr e p a-,nt.
Tol ncronsls shipping to Ptr+hnrg be ao ommoda
ted by This line, have catered into nangrment
" farwnrl od. through with snut II.
For freight pnssupe apply
ROBERT RANRIN. Agent,
Ontlc Dock.
7. All goods Ivy this ne frnm rhal'lplha will
he discharged TUESDAYS and Sniuls.. hnd nii.t
they Delivered an the wharf sha he onrsid red by
the Company the risk of the
mar olr- RUBgk RANKIN AT
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
DAPIk nANstNG, Ne.
JOHN f REGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND UPHOLSfERER,
100 Main-st Richmond, Va,


W II Vi II Lynehharg An ult"ut the la,h ot tiuN.wi'h
assortment "l the lnt 1t styles at Paper Hauengr
Borders fhc lizards. Se, and will remana limited
time, i"r the purpose ot pnPerirR hooMS. HALLS,
ENTRIES &e which he viii gura, tee will he eS''u
t.d in vie MOI t,he surpassed IN this country.
Orle's lrt " th Mr. Bishop. at the "Nrv"i iansc,
will receive rrnmp affection op N his arrival.
= h1vinp remuv d Ia his n"w nd elegant store.
10 Mainsl woed inform the public that he has now
hRnd tn mrge-t assortment ot g"- In hts ne ever
nf red u Virginia nnd requests m cxamina ~ ir' IN
lh~e wst ing purchase. Ills stock cnnsa =. IN pHri
e freL,h anil American Ia Silver O,k. Gl'Ird nnd
pnelez"d, "a Ia mud PLAIN Paper end Bard.rs teaih
kcds Cnrled Hair aud Shu,k nattrssea, launee-.
Teic Tme,, Window Shades nj every desrrpton We
netiah Blinds, oil Got', HALL, Rn'ms aud Star
way, Sp.ln Damask ,Innr lnce aud Muslin Curtains
Cur,l and Ornaments al every Rtyl', bands, Lmlr,
Cords aud tas4. H. Velvet, Brutsel- tni"e ni, and IN
GRIM GarretinP~ Chimes. and Car"n Mating oi every
wiltl manufactured, Ne Acl and would real eetnlly
a,ie theattenon oi the irnde, heIorc purchasing
LV- All orders for work goods in t"wn or court
prim Al, executed llnn sS dim
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VOL. 2.--NO. sol.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
JUNE 2sth, IsJ5.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH

n AUf Tbttm5 AhE Abb
" NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS
Juat received. 81 of supeelor Black Cmb Drcss
nnd Frork Cnats Blaek Cashmere Pants. of rufe ior
quality naie and trimued IN the very lest manner;
n., hraufiiul lot .f Fauey and White Diiieg Goats
aud Pant dtz. Fat G, Kid 6lves, Of the b.au-
nfI linles aud uis.
90 das fine Linen and NJ ualin Shfis,
10 ' Collhr-. rlv. different .tyls-,
90 III en- aud Jeans Draw, r..
20 =" White Linen Camb,i Iian'kf- with borders
10 E" Fancy Checked Silk Csnvats,
% o. inpse Luton Ns.k Tiss,
ltlr bea iiiul ri,l~s far sunmer)
10 White and fanrv cplnrcd Silk g owes,
ALSO,
-Four pieces superior lnrk and blue French Cluhs
two pieces extn 6ne Cloth. II Ieys rarufaeinrr; 10
lieres Bnsk and Frnncy Cs-rimer"s. Ti'ese g.a'ds
will be made mp ordcr in the nestrst Gen.
.men wanting eiior tttine suit of clothes vi
nleateRse cali Suits OF lnthes made order in
FOURTEEN HOURS
GLASS & RAINE,
iun27 DIXON AR:
To- Republican. Brdforl Sen mel Rosnoke Rep
Floyd lntelligenccr mud Nyihr,ille Telegraph copy.
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Thc-e ssels are M the frsi class, built Ia the city ="
Batimhrd expressly for thi- iudr aud have superior
tInfp,,l,r,n. f,rt n.sensers. They eomnmDI,ai
yex rnrlerced Cnntuns well qualified far the tr,i"
nd whn i'll spare exrrlinn tn accommodate linS
, be twrd up pnd lown the "iver- by steam nnd ma
~ relied on tn sui proml lly adverzcd.
Merchants going North or ordering go"ds from N"
York will find il to their interest to ship lay ihi- line
:. reieh will always b. taken NJ low n by my "tLe1
tue of Packets and every cIori vii bo nude by ~
gents in Richmond and New York 10 give siisia'l'oh
Freight II cents per whnlc. and Il cents rer 3 >
romrco being about 50 per erLt. less ihnp chnre'
he Steamers. lnsrnnce cnn be effected in the i..-.i
'noad Fire Assnriniion b, this line ut , \ pfr cent.
We respectfully ask and hope Il succeed in obiain
ug ful shan, of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
nar,Ied free uf commission To New Orleans, MubIle
IhnleStnn, Savannah any other uthrrn ol N"iti
rn port The vr,-cls will lie IN Richmond ~ Bnckciis
al, New York at Berth No |, Onare House Slip. oot al
Wau Street DAVID CUR tIE Richmond. } ,
c. II PiERSON, N Y. -
No. 81 Souh St,ee. y
Aupust . dts
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENT
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
- Cortland street,
And cxtend inF thr niRh tlre eni az hlos
10 DEY Str EET

And cxtent inr thr ugh ,l,. rt,t hlneh forming
l9 DEY STREET.
fINO VIRGINIA Merchants slaing New York wc extend
our inviinan call anil exam Inc sipek, whi'l
il pt,temail, adapted 10 S,nth..rn usdc. those nj
nur ffmrr patrons wa need a 4suic that mott,
l. Eureisior mud to ,nhers would any. l II Ia
mud eve hns heen sell goods the One Price pri
rirc. without variniun only In h. letter, but IL
.pir,
With regard the q,ay e our goods, ia moi too mur
Ia snv lhn We mnnuf,eture them well aud IN ns g''nd
lhe fashionable custom esin' shmont Ia
this nr M, uttrr " rket aud thus endenyor do uwey
with the sirang prc,,i,to a. ting In the rnmmbn
gans lug IN and usine ,ead5 mn RI thing fcase
ly rnll an test assetth. rRr 3o-is
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Spring Fashions for 1851.
r. ae,TTTZI.l,
INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford c,
CAfIrAL. $500 900.
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RICHMOND.
ssES Change Of Schedule. .osfrt
Spring and summer Arrangement.
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk
RICHMOND.

NOifoIk
PER L. $. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ ZOO Rprhes. e nimsud.d 10y Captain.
-, CvenIyand Ski nrr
1he jamestown will leave irhnond every Tue-laya nj
trrno"n at o'clock. Aud the Roanoka every Saurla,
f:orn ng m 7 'elnck. far New York via Norlalk
Returning. they will leave New tk Tor Rirhmonl
every SATURDAY. and Wednesday AFTERNOON Mt o'clock
stopping ftw hours W., Norfolk.
Passage Ia New Yurk. including mralr aud State
ioom aeuomuodarr,only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sia
HIPeihge hSsnfe only
Charge l., Norfolk, the same ~ ly River Bouts
Merchants and Travellers will fnh this ne af tho uos
speedy and cnnf itai'e routes liw"rn New York mud
Ri hn' nd Passage aud fare onl> tl0, SteeNge las
sGge eonly s..
lUDLAM 4 WATSON
nn ats Richmond Va
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No nnmbug.

ID EING unable ,loeaa. hosssa 90 ean.inue o'ir
bnaineas we ARE compelled - losr eniir"
stock oi Bmta Shnes, inta aud Cnpa Trunk, Carpet
Bag aud unhlelnsa Cos for cash mIy. The stoeh
lnfge, und bnugh i utn IN 10 - er cent "ner
ihan the aame gnnd4 ,nn be ho,.Rht the North this
Spring. Thnse IN oi od- line WI phase
call -oop, ms such will never h" "t,rcd ngan
mnroA "a COCHRAN 4 TAYLOR.
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reathers

- Cnn LBS Ver, .t,l','ii,'r ne" Feathers instr'
A,OOO oei,rd mil f,,r saie hy
REE X McCLhNAlIAN.
A'.o 60 pncknges Marhnr..i In huff barrel, quu' ter
an ktts (mn cd zift 4 AioG.
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For Ban,naore and rn,,ndc,ph.m

~ NIEAMEN BELNIUERE.
Lrores Riehmoad egcrg 7Hesday dt oelock y ~
d. TIL Il hrge Steamer Is u LNl ID Il Il Il
S~<S Cnm GIrfonD will receive freight every Mo,
i,y nnl up I - huur al n'clnck p. every Tu"n
my l"r the above place..
Shippers IN Wheeling Pill.hurg Cincnnoti and ia,
Inuh md We. generally. will find this routr tie clar
.,st aud most expcdnml4. Fm freight, arPlytn
LUDLaM Il WATSON. Richmond Va.
In II ,lts
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WHEAT TIIssEsIlERs.

nIrGl I'D B"o haso u, ,.ao''' mud ee eanAt"ni
ly having n ~ uluctuitd " heat Threrhrra, with
HUE. ruwrrs u. the mist apl '''Ssl pattern, nhd fe'
= Ia The ,nnzt =uslaniia nnnn,
These fh".h have been wrd bs many ot tie
Farmers In the 4nrrnulinr country, fer the lnst hive
y az. and give universal ant,-in"iiiri
tTs tir.lera ntiendndt With 7 rnmrt trsst
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-17

YANKEE ENoUGH FOR HIM.-Soon af.
ter the treaty Of peace between England and
America, the Captain Of an American YES
sci in London fell in company with some
sharpers, who urged him very much to Join
them in drinking a bottle or two of porter.
lie, however, not aware Of the policy, con-
scented to 60 to q public house, when, after
they had drank freely, dropped off one by
one, until the Yankee was left quite alone.
The inn keeper coming in, says to him:
What are you left %alone!'
Yes replied the other.
The innkeeper observed to him that he
was not much acquainted with their Eng
lish blades
Il am not replied the American.
We'll, sail the maj Of the tavern, 'the
reckoning falls on you =
Docs itF replied the other, affecting
surprise, and clapping his hand into his
pocket as If to pay, but pausing said:
'Well, if this be the case, give me anoth-
err bottle before ! GO
The irnkeeper stepped out to get it.
In the mean time the American wrote on
the table
i leave you American handles for your
English blades aud walked off in his turn.