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Il EstiDiGstbiNt ut -liOHhtE " Al EhS, M
Brnnlvay NJ, YORK; I e bes. nnn i'm ed
Pun and Meo leo T Gilbert Y Co.'S World
Far Premium + amos with or withrtt The Hielt, and
with rnn frames circular sra -. The merit al
le-, int umenis i we know nee tt'r
nendalion GlLBEKr's BoUDnlR lIASos. elegant in
.trdmeht for small roo'ls II ,LLtT x CuM-ToN's
PIASos the old e-ah iSied fr -: la let 10. Mr..
W. Icing sole agent iur all the nbvc / mo-, ,i
thrin lower l. nm any - her house illuce Waters
Pmnns, y uia, lurea expressly fer hin. m,ag great
"werof tone aud elasticity Oft ,uch 1913 Bfea~ Is
h' largest depot ion Mu-cd n+,rGmet l. in this
ny, at riding opportunity f5r ST. TONS be- had
l-eNhere, Second hnnd nlos NJ great bargains.
Price from $50 t"s IL Evsry instrument fully wor-
rHnted o. ntoneN refu did
MEl.O3 ms Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent gan Melodeons, with TWO Banks ri keys
u swf,t aud pewtii u- Prizes ir SIS
$500 ). d X II W. Srutl1s ccIebrnici NJ, idrons.
hin unJ7paktd Guili Brewn'- llutp<, fiutinn.,
Nlots Bus Instruments &c &c. De Tiers suppl ed
with Primo, Melo leors ht fact ~ pli, l25 per
cent discount 10 Cierpyner.
MUSlC.-Ili+ list mpri>,s tn p oGuct- of the
great me,ier' al both the American aud European can-
lnrns. aud is ng Instant additions by
sive publication of the choce aad nnrunr prices the
day Denl in Music, aud Teachers oi Srniin0fes
wish g !" purchase N mnst. published, make ar
'ungem" Its f continued supple of Mr.. Waters new
i@.ues vii find il To their in cell nrr ard
their "r icr-. Music any pnr' of the ORION
LHnda- r".;as - frro. HORACE WATERS.
npl5 ;lm
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
e. % ~ .I .s:a

A PASSENGER TRAIN or CARS leaves the D,
"a pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted,
al O'Clock, M. arrives Burhcvilie at the m
TER. eeli"n ol the Richmond and Dau,ille RwI-Rond
at 10 "cokA. ,conneciing by iSut Road with Messrs
+. fagg y Co.. Stage Lice for Charlotte Court ti"lsc,
Halifax Court House, Dtnylc and Grren,boru, /.
aud arriving 1T Faruvile 30. A. NJ. connecting
there with Mssrs. flngg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
Tor Iynclburg.
Returning, The tain leaves Fnmville at | p. NJ
AID BurkeN de at y, =. arriving IL Petersburg il
lime iur the trains s'hng North or South connecting
every luesday 1nG Friday with the Apponattox Rail.
knndwitl The spl ndi stea nsips Roanoke und james
I'wn tor ".lolk, which leave City Point al 7,P NJ.
and every Wednesday III steamships for Philadelphia
which Icase City Point u, the snme hour
J. sse gers preerrng in Petersburg the over
uight, run nike the murni, North ID. A. NJ.
The james River Boats for Did iin Norfolk and Bati
n're at 8. A NJ the fo he South, at o'o 1ck
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
rls he' wr'h the following polts MAJ be procured
lhe annexed tutas:
Between PETERSBURG and Lyncbburp. tlrronph in
hiit'eh n'rs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. on
between Peers urg and tie Sweet Salnhur
Sprrgs through in Two days, ..-....... on
l'rtwrrn Pete sLurg and hue Sui hur SIR ngs,
Though IN two dnys,---.--.. -..----....-- 10 o.
| between Petersburg DanviIie, through in TWEEN.
ty.rur hourS,- .---.....-- -,
l}et~' en- Petersburg Gee sbora', y. o., 4hru'
il two dny~, -.....-.......-...-. 10 o.
! 't~een Petersburg and Salisl ury. n. G through
Il three diys II 90
Between Pete sburg aud sl8 90
rigm tiniu leaves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday morning NJ e, a. and
lrlhrns The same days. Any person wishing see tlr
lnit.s f freight obtain freight list 10y calling 81,
HE AGENT at The Petersburg Depot
dpt} l. r. J. WALL Sp,,'-
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LIGHT LIGHT

EUSf RECEIVING AMI Ion le. Fresh Campiene aud
- Burning f.uil, Sperm on. Lnr, Oil md Snnr Oil.
Al JUllNp WRiGIl17S
luq IN New Erug Store
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B00Ks, &C
nsu NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS


Ask ID BrAYkk ha- l,-lsy opened The toll
loving new waks.
ALL . by n young laiy Ut Richmond. Va.
Va catine : History of the Cay ei New lark.
Meaoirs and Sermons If the Rev. NJ. D1val city mis-
<isnsrs Richmond, Va.
Hissor, Of . liver Cromwell: by n. ,iuizut,
Fran here's Narrative,
The Lawyers Sirry.
Spirit Manifestations Exsn ,ed AMI Ex laned b, Dods
NJ rgarei: or Prejudice n. Home
Aftoi n ar: by Jopin
The Caiaeom Of Rome: by w. ]. Kiss,
Anial ing amy If .n A stre.s- Mr. M,wa,t.
Sa.,- Sh eli Sketches If he Irish Bar,
The Apocalypse Unveiled. v,,ls.,
]. fe and Lsaors Of 81 Augustine,
Encyclopaedia al Prrs aal Adveaiure. Of Travellers,
Hunters md Sailors
Crui-e nfihe fufth Star,
The Winter lnge
The Sant ern Farmer and Market GeraineG
HACKS field.Bo fir Ral'nad Engineers,
Busy Movrmens Of mn Ills Wonsn,
The Seventh Census a. $3.50.
fg-fs
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FKENCIs WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
1th APRIL, 1854.
GE0RG E M. RUCKER

E.sBELS that IN iu-Iice 10 hmssl'-the Lodies =.
1 Gentlemen buying French Work should l, ahp
where sl,l-hdid sediment tnay be tuund. He "
spectlully asks their attrnlib 10 the magnificent ~
he has jus. oprr ed conn rising the follow ing sty
VIZ: -
Maltese Collars Every beautiful and new st,les,)
do. do. x Sleeves. On SETS, v,ry Leauiill g.
presents
Mls'in GoIiar. ard Sleeve, (rreal vuricly)
Cherlispttes aud do -
Cnmhre Culiars aud Sleeyes /"
Mnnning Collar, ,Cemsetes & Slreves ( great ,a,,,
Erabroieredand ScuioI ed Shear Lawn Hank. ~
And gedt variety OF French and Scotch Wnt mo-
orally, all of which Will be sold The most rro.onl
InnlI,.
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

1--WE ,NeeaeHre 81 these 'o~cl- ron,,r- in I'ei
>lupness. hoNiniitv uni powder of ahsorrtioq
rendering lhem yer selu'h battling purposes. Fol
ale by JOHN. n. SEAN \ co,
i'm D,unoi.ta
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utNp cans MA ~ To orptRs
al The tlie.t fgp,orfa MafLi,.rg for Wood am,
: 3, votk ,,d i,.,g srpl,, r.in,,. .,.,,,,. viii ala,
.,t. Il HE ~on ami n..t f,r Car CONSTRUCTION
..,r..I.st ilr.e work. t,a tin. pi,pinp A. Tennessee,
=, RI
Pie. e=,f. hsl Euelasor.' OF Rail na,t. nrc fr.nrr
A. .t5f a III, ..t,,v Ia, i,r,,,f,, a = a ,y mn, =,
nv, I'm, l,sif oh 6i.le,l in 1T con, ,a,,c.
a., - u, . ,,, n,,. md nv tnss. IN. ,t,,r Il - No..
.,,y.I .l,,p. At q ,p-t,n,tt, ~ ,,,ic,. r,r,o,,
sn.thcrn sknil-sko,,ls
- l. .aiaret L., Iaipr rxnrpsp mud IL L If f,nn.
foti,tt. n GEO. G. lIkIE pro,,,j,fo,
THE ,,.l. .isn,d h.,i,,. L,l ,.n.,,, e ,l, oh,,
Nd. f,,,, s, c,,r ,,.,,,,,,5,., ~, tI 49,,
t,.u,i,,, Maj A Flu, IT, ~. H. A.. =, ~, :, ,,
RAJ R,.sl r,b i. nam IL. len. .,,e,,I -, nh tb 49,,
t,,i.,, and a. ~ c,i,,n, il, ,,.,,,, mn, a. ,.,,,
, l,a ~, ,i,.,.,,. In ,I ,,d nj .,,.t., -,
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
IS 81 Ss''' 6 d S"sa' Ga flied & Crushed d.
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bhls n. O. Moasses,
Il hhds + r, H.,
100 bags Riu Coffee
so " Luguirn do,
ID " Prime old java do,
so boxes A'Iamnnfine an Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover, Orchard. Grass and mody Seed
Call "on as we are selling rheap.
Oh 4is) YOUNGER & SMITH
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MERCHANTS,
h,U foods Received nearly every Well

No Ifukb1s. Ag't. desires a d eSree.. :, y n
- nue iargr' DRY GOODS BUSINESS i, ~, ~ d
ahd - III eYlr~ 10 III = vii rere4se Aen Ioog '1iafr
ftofe a.n.n-t every week IN tie year IL. i u lis
This Morning April 9th, 1854 3h"g
MINT has AMI lsnas, (nesy siyie) splrndid NOV -.
Dress Goois, Cares and Sleeves. Grass sLirt. "a y"
Lsee', Ribbons, lafge lot Aler>eiles Quits PAL,
fans &c., ". Terms af doing fu,iness CASH
piaascoalt. ht@
L. S.-Aly friends and the putlic eene,sl....,
please consider the ruinuus IF Ct. of 1br Ci,y3,l
SYSTEM, both Ia hnyees and iles. nnl then fi
tuy their goods OF me for CASH. JNJ } PUnrfssh l
srlS di.
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GAS LIGHTS.

INlE Lyur berg Gas i.isH Company fully
Il nrrpurcd iu furnish Sturcs, Churches, Fn,lniv~
private inmilies with Gas 1T supefia, quality
neither consider lh~ h innc. -, the light IT, ice.
dom irom erythng caea ted Ia .p ia niiutr
rcurPes is che pness, is far superior Any ,hr
gia in W. brs leave 10 invite attention the
following reconms ndaton OF a few oi VIA have
,esled lis qualities.
The ,lrsigned, who ling Gas manufactured NJ
the Lynchburg Gas orks, take prnsure IL recommend
ing j. citizens ut large. being better ol,tnrr
and cheaper than any other Ia ht va have used consider
ns the amount Of light obtained.
Roirr Early, Stiels. MeEl'ety Co.
!. A. Atkinson, Baker G nvey,
smp"n x Bro, Burroughs, Skater, X Co,
Jahl L. Wright, b. + Sumper
Philip w. Payne, Glass Is Rane,
Jno q. Meem, 7. L Dudley
VIM Sitter Il NJ. Gnegcnhemcr,
Acre. i. Mechanism, G. More
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM b. & G. Fisher
q NJ Rntker II Slabler \ Co,
Z. Il Gibbs uustee OF A. Boyd.
Bhpiisi Church, w. / a drisn * Co,
Russer Il Oawthon, Horner Watson & Gu
Norvei House, Mechanic, nnuN Preston,
Clms ]. Lee, Thos. Sharp.
Warwick House. Gen'l Sup. Of r..
w W Lef,wiel & Bro Fretwcl! &. Hall
Washington House ID. 3. Paue.
D A Langhorne, Hat her h L,gwool,
jas. NJ. Boyd. Warlens OF st Paus
Sam w. Shelton, SChurch.
Those wishing To introduce Gus can a ccrtain the
cost aud any other information ting it, 10y app
ingto I. q. HOPPER SUI crint ndent
I'll
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGoId Mine!

4 MOORE GGOR q CO, authariaed agents for the
A,anilat State Ltatrr,rs w,slld iu.t sffrsiea 81
he f.lI ~ log fiah S.i.4e Tor Saturday June - 1874
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
POlt Walthall Ling

Polt Walthall Line.
FEsIiE heauiif.l mud iavoriie n l1-~ -
D. AUGUSTA under hn command of .SzsssszzfT71z-.
Capt. Nm. G. Smith. $50 long aud hvoialiy hnown Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and james
Rver) is running the line via Port Val
lhu and is furnished with III II IL AT y :,
lie PrcsersefS, Fore Pump, aud all the appliances
required by Act Of Congress the sneiy u lss.
engers.
fbe Cars running il hexion with tie Aueustn from
Richmond. leayr lie Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monli> Wednrsdny,nn' Friday o'clock , NJ.
Persnns mi ing ia Rirhmond. b, the Packet Bouts
huy.. but few steps walk Ia III. Cars.
The Cars rur..i g from Pri,r.burg 10 City Point in
connection with tile Augusta leave Petersburg sane
d'y- A. nboyr, at75 m,ron the Depol Of the ArPo.
maltox X Co, thus giving passengers OPP ortunity
IA - r"m Lynn hburg Their ny the Packet Bouts or
Danvilie Railroad 10 hclm"nd, or by way OF the eouth
Sic Railroad to Petersburg aud froiG there
it . Noliolk
Returning The Augusta will leave Norfolk on the inter
'oteda,s viz: Tuesdays, Thursday, aud Saturdays,
6 O'Clock An
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c....---. s. &C
Fur b"twee. Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Grave Nlnr,- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Children over three years aud over twelve
Senrs Of nge, half PRICE
Mrals.each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Servants, thfouSh,---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3U
Servants t. my point on Il . ri,er. 90
Menl-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 %
mar9l d&cts THOS. D0DAMEAD .Snpt
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MACKAREL & HERRINGs
. A Word To The Wise /,

"A Word to The Wise
1 No ai'cags s',GctcDt- rvsrai wnIds a, coded -
De- Bug snari fuf.flmte lameh rs a te Ii zrr /,
-uIIti 10y prrny ii names VII" hive ir-ted thai
nuplrt Ia "arry cu4yruon l., MI. Now the lime Ia
'p.y II Ia II Gun I'll T,b eco crops II my b.
Ind 'Hqhnt lies IL ui. in ,iiirriio far from
Hns = Is + SAHkETT.
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AMnnKn1V DUIIct OF Nkef, KbttrIpfl
lIio . rnfne+t
+" DANIEL BOONE,
Bach Sans Fa,m Fence. by ID A. Mime
Dods Family Abroad Ciss Lever,
Ivan he s. + % els.
Ileury L. Hewitt -
Aarsarr. 81 Gieteor, by Reyu lIs. 81
iiarS Ten pest Hun ka;le. -
hesai F.vorite au hot ot Fai,c tief, It "
II, h kehturky 90
Srl,ool iaf Husbands F." Lady Bnae, 30
Ga1rcila. " Becky, -
IdNP LIGHTER 81 -
IL" Maiyefs fr.th Clentnr.; Lnrpnclt,
ALSO.
Battle summer, Drcam-lr ard Revrr,c..
Harpet., Gumm, t,u,i.y Anhui. Peterson, lad c-
Rrrosittiy. aiiopul Mnrtzire Il" Ju,e, To- dm Az
J. Uine io' May, barL wee.i E. May, Ilr Ececic Tea
MAY. Edinl' * ani Nesituu is'er tf Apr, Lnndni
Lancet Medical hrmeea btuew, ior Awi; wuli
many oilier Books &C.. received ut ORS.'S.
iua
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tINIIE SUBSCRIBER BbGS LEAVE MUSf RE
j spesiuls neall lie attrttIoh at tin citinsHs
l.yBrii uts sud ia. al ininr cnniiy. l- tre
~ sflrul tins.ntInrnttd BOufS SHOES wJ
NJ CATERS. Ne. al hi- CAA MAKE
~ al which AZ wAReAgrFb ~ THn nEsT QuALt
~ sNpof SUPERIOR WotKaASsHfP.
frisuns Hi-liihe Ia hbse g'rstl aud durable Bnat
sln, faf lie present I'll le~ll call On
.. am eicr,ntel t. p.ea-e bntl regards qaalit,
nd rrier.
D,n noi ~ cn NJ thu -tnret three dur abo.e H..
Frank in, ilptel. aud immediately ap u-iist tie Czrn,
Sntinr- tnnh. I. 4. GRlMAIDI
lee Its
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New Books and Magazines, by Express

rgJ1lz Types ol Mankind lty MuafN 6iddun
/@l&lNE>i T alALS OF MIND
AN-x.2 Co,hot Of Ages (Beecirr)
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10000 D0LLARS!!
Glass O

Class Q
To be drawn ia the city al Baltimore. Nd Saturday.
June "a
- Number Lottery .nI II Drawn Ballots.
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Summer Arrangement,
k e .s.......:.ssT;.a -.
VA. ~ TENN. RAILROAD.

n 4
Increased Speed and Charge If Hours.
4 b. and after MONDAY Aplh ID. a.. Express a j.
" aud Pa>>e ger Tram will LEAVE lyt chi nrg d,i,
(exeerl Snnny - hl7 A. aud ui.e AT Big Spring
l0i a NJ.
4ttn'niae; leave Big Spring ats ST NJ and nr
rive in L,lchhur nj Up. NJ
snppns ea'h way. unly Forest, Goo IS Lnuly' ..
Liberty. Oak Mnga. Lisbon, Rufori's Bonsa, k >,
Gis''o Nil, Big Link. SaIrm. Dyafl~, rnoma,' and B
SptHg. THDS. SHARP Crn' SIM,
mHr2Sis
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY
LA n sSyeass 49, ..,.;...:;.,s
,i,nEsE WoRkS luz bun s., jrslertioa

ssssESGrR, fHflultr. hannAuK, fn.T-nrficf, DUMP 4
HANp CAHs MApt To ORDER
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lIyME UNOE KsIGNEO WOpLn KE

fl,HE UNDERSIGNED WODLD kE-
4 SfECTFt LILY rnll the attention OF their friends
e r Hats Caps, Trunks Car ct Bags aud ya-es; ia
among winch will be fund J Mil,s -
- Son. ire.s Boots. 'i'h great variety OF la'lir
Masses mud Children Critters. Boskir-. slipper. a,d
Ties 81 nil CO or. and sizes We believe sly
with safety that our stock il .. full md cemrete
ans thar - ever been of red in this nsrseta ofwhch
viii be plea q To show all who inny fver u with
call. und he sure To lopk at our Canton HITS.
cpl Ildts FRETWELL q HALL.
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Plated goods.

HABLE CASlu6S, Matters, Tall anl Chamber
Il Cardle.ck,. Sautlers. Trny., Ftrhs. Spauns &c.,
large Snpply an hand; for ,ale cheap 10y
II. % GREttORN \ RONAEI.
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WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold aud Silver Ware Mandatory.
HI. SILyERTEIORNN CO,


e IL have just received. from the Naltl,crn eitlF'
CD large supply ofWatches and Je"elry, "n'
2&iz@ were purchased in person and can therefore
""IIdnt every article sold.
In the stock vii be found fine GOLD and silver ie''
Watches fr1u the finest CAB0NOMETER, down to
plain article all Of Which genuine aud perhaps u
best assortment ever opened in tli- market
lnihe Jewe'ty line we will say that article can '
GALE Tor "hch we u"t able IL tler.
y LARGE AND WILL ,ELgcTEp 5rucK OF gentlemrn
Y"st and Fob Chnins, ard Ladies Breast Pins ant ~
Iii IS Nc W II be loutd very attractive.
GOLD AND SILVER w RE.--We invite special att''
ton also To facilities in manufacturing Gold a''
SILVER Ware. latgr assortment al which Is KEEP -,
stany On hnnJ, and deserves tie Inspection OF al way
wish Ia purchase.
Observation-Disclosures, Jcwelry md all articles \
Gold and Sil>ei Ware repaired aud improved On ~
shnrlest notice.
Per'ons whiting Lynchbufs and desiring any az"
IN opI line will find il tEeir a want ige u call aha
ama.e the stuek. We are anxious to exhibit u'.
gond-, kt"wng that the superiority % our imrot
and The IN, u"Passe manship Of our naou'aetu''
Gun OF be exc He'd.
may Gts
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DAtks.Oit mANILLs Ju-t saf., i.rl Incl
L 81 he -ll eiraI..l hun Ia. hon Al3il,- .
h,ugii aud "n time ~ -iii lHcht-rr-P,t up wtnuul
extra .haigs. :. Is. GADDESS \ BRO
IT,
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DURE SILVER TEA SET &c. Call and seen
l. very be- .utllul Tea ,eryics ol pure silver
Ono do silver plated.
Sil,ti pafed Tuble and Breakfast Cn>turs.
" flick q aud Salad stands
= Butter Cooler, Sugar Bnws an Salfs.
g Chipher nd l all Chnlel,ticks.
a Waiter AID Cake Baskrit.
Spoons, Fork, Ltdes, Susnr Tongs Butter Knives
SC, viii, many other house FURNISHING Hriclesn
MAY -. GaEGORI X ROlALL'S.
Ilardwnrr ore.
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Through in Six Minutes.

lust REGEh Eli, 10y Exp,rs. supil, OF Austin
- Magic C,ra,a Frerz. :. will rrrt2s in six n,iuule
without ! hor. Al o. IN Iund Shnwer Bath-, Bnlhm,
ms, anl Wat CaoIer~ Of my own m. aes re, whic
are offered al prices 10 suit tie times, & BLISS.
may so
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nm For Rent.-fhe dwelling over the Store If GINS
- itniu ] lac hnu>r is in eood repair ard vrr, coi.
v"hiohi II l. ODD letun fora boarding house Far
iurther pa tieulars enquileat
jun l. d3t. GLASS& RAINE'S
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-07
p 1)nrtrp.
BY FREDERICK TENNYsoN.

fThe Blackbird Of Europe, unlike those Of
America, is n sweet songstcr, and belongs to
the true thrushes Except in color, ii most
resembles the American Robin and its note
is so similar that even q familiar car might
fail to distinguish the soundI
How sweet the harmonies of aftenoonl
The Blackbird sings along the sunny breeze
His ancient song Of leaves, and Summer boon;
Rich breath of hayflelds streams thro'
whispering trees;
And birds Of morning trim their bustling
wings,
And listen fondly-while the Blackbird sings.
How soft the lovc-light of the West rcposes
On this green valleys CHEEKY solitude,
On the tim cottage with its screen of roses,
On the grey belfry with its ivy hood,
And murmuring mill-race, ,and the wheel that
filings
Its bubbling freshness--whilc the Blackbird
sings.
The very dial on the village church
Socms as 'twere dreaming in dozy rest /;
The scribbled benches underneath the porch
Dask in the kindly welcome of the West
But the broad easement Of the old Three
Kings
Blaze like a furnace-while the Backbird
sings.
And there beneath the immortal elm
Three rosy jewellers round table sit,
And thro grey clouds gave laws unto the
realm,
Curse good and great, but worship their
own wit
And roar of fights, and fairs, and junlSctings,
Corn, colts, and curs-thc willie the Black
bird sings
Before her home in her accustom'd seat,
The tidy Grandam spins beneath the shade
OF the old lloneysucl.le, at her feet
The dreaming pug and purring tabby laid;
To Der low chair litlc maiden cliugs,
And spells in silence while the Blackbird
sings.
Sometimes the shadow of lazy cloud
BrcaihcS DER the hamlet with its gardens
green,
While the far fields with sunlight overflow d
Like golden shores of Fairyland age seen ;
Again, the sunshine on the shadow springs,
And flrA the thichet where the Blackbir
sings.
The woods, the lawn, the peaked Manorhousc,
With its pcach-covcr'd walls and roolcry
loud,
The trim, quaint garden alleys, screcnd
with boughs,
The lon-headed gates so grim and proud
The mossy fountain with its murmurings
Lie in warm sunslinc-whlc the Blackbird
SIMS.
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III i slrllo II ]. .
History of Steam.

About ESQ years B. c., Hero of AL
exandria, formed a toy which exhibited
some of the powers of steam, and was put
in motion by it.
A. D. $40, Athenius, an architect, ar
ranged several cauldrons of water. each
covered with the wide bottom OF leath-
ern tube, which rose to a narrow top,
with pipes extended to the raftcrs of the
adjoining building. A fire was kindled
beneath the cauldron, and the house was
shaken by the efforts of the steam as.
cending the tubes.
In 1913, June 18th, Blssco de Garay
tried steamboat Of 800 tuns with toler.
able success, at Barcelona, Spain. 1t
consisted of cauldron of boiling water,
and movable wheel on each side of the
ship. 1t was laid aside as impracticable
A handsome present, however. was made
to Garay.
The first idea of steam engine in
England, was in the Marquis of Worcest
er's " History of Inventions" published
in 1868.
In 1898 patents were granted TO Save
ry for the first application of the steam
engine.
In 1905 Newcomer, Cawlcy, and
Savory made the first steam engine in
England.
In 1886 Jonathan Hulls set forth the
idea of steam navigation.
In l769 James Watt made the first
perfect steam engine in England.
In l77S Thomas Paine first proposed
this application in America.
In 1881 the Marquis Jouffroy con
structed steamboat on the Seine.
In 1889 VIM. Symington made a voy-
age in one on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
In 1902 this experiment was repeated,
In 1872 RumsCy propelled boat by
steam at Newly ork.
In 1887 John Fitch, of Philadelphia,
navigated boat by steam engine on
the Delaware River
In 1898 Robert Fulton first began to
apply bis attention to steam.
In 1898 Oliver Evans, n native of Phil.
adelphia constructed locomotive steam
engine to travel on turnpike road
We have been requested to publish
the above brief history of the early ef
forts of steam engine inventors, as being
useful for future reference by our read
ers. We choerfully do so with the ne
cessary corrections to make it truly his
/ torcal.
Hero's steam engine was like Bar
kcr Water Wheel driven by steam "a
rotary. 1t was revived 8 years ago il
this State. A book was published il
Leipsic in 1897, which described rota
ry steam engine like Hero's.
In 1915 Solomon De Caus, Frencl
ngtneer,published work describing the
power of steam to force water, but MOI
by en- engine
The claims of Blasco de Garay are moi
entitled to much weight, as they wer,
only first given to the world in 1926
and said to be from an old manuscript
discovered in the Archives at Simancas
Spain.
In 1923, Branca, an italian mathcma
tician, propelled wheel by a jet of steam
from boiler.
Before Symington mado his expert
menis he was engaged by Patrick Miller
Of Dalswinton, and made an engine to
propel boat for that gentleman, who
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