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A CARD.-Ihe subscriber, an expert.
enced Practitioner OF Medicine Surgery and Obste
tries, having located Broad street, three dooIa
above tenth, Offers his professional services to tn ,
citizens of Rohmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to ths
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the sreak-
ment Of Diseases of Women and Children
sp 7-6m" RICH'D 8. CAUTHORN, 81. d.
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~ L"s Los d. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
Ss Cary. Eishotast9rsI, 18th street. between Main
stssn Pln. FITTING AND FIXTURES,
hstslis So .or Churches, Public Buildings Re
o.. % II iS'onns. s. Gut eriog and spoutins, put
I'LL Ann " Psri Of the sity or country
~ hs.s FIlC CRACKERS IS bbls, OF
''sss'Tsd Per steamer. y,TRY
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M FOR RENT.-A Store and Dwell
N IA, House for rent, No. 22s Broad street, at
'..,s.t occupied by Mr.. Robt. Briggs. Tie prem
... iii be given IN the 26th day OF September
s, s,niv 10 Thomas Ssmanri. su 23-1m
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w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, Cffice on
Main between 9th and l0th streets, formerly oceu-
pied by Mcconnell & Burton, and next door below
s. P. Semple's Drug Store. au 29-lu
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- FOR RENT-A new HOUSE on
E at beyond Leigh, containing rooms Ap.
=, gIS Bro.d street se 10 = ot
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TENDERS, SHOVELS, TONGS AND
Il BRASS ANDIRONs.-Just to hand q large and
spendid assortment of Fenders, Shovels, Tones an
Bra" Anoirons, some very fine; which will be Sold at
a small advaI on cost.
THEO ROBERTSON,
se I8 No. 65 Main ct.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-Ar retired cler-
gymeD. restored to health in few days, after many
years Of great nervous suIerag is anxious to make
snown the means Of cure. VIII send (free) the pre-
scriptop ussd. Direct Rev. JOHN NJ DAONALL
No So Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sc l-dIm&w4t* .... ID.
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- FOR RENT.-F'rom the lst OF DC
E xt ths House over 2l9 Msin street
IEz .oJe. % rnost slisible POSITIONS for q Boarding
pss . .. ~ ,aI the city Rent low 70 good ten..t
2I9 Ma;n street.
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a. SAM'L I. BAYLY, Commissioner of the United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public
Offise on 1lth st., between Main and Bank.
eu I2-dI2m
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THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.
New l. orb.

The Wing and Republican Conventions
met at Syracuse, Sept. 80, as two distinct or
CARNATIONS. TIE Wing Convention ation.ed
platform, which proved acceptable to the
Republican Convention, and ticket was
nominated by the Joint Conventions. The
name Wing was formally dropped, and
" Republican y adopted instead The pro-
ceedings were entirely harmonious. and midi
cate a determined resolution on the part of
the opponents Of the Administration in the
Empire State to let no difference in recar,!
to names and men, interfere in the decision
of the great question now at issue in the ma
ton. The following are the nominations
For Secretary OF State, Preston Hing
Comptroller, James NJ Cook: Treasurer,
Alexander Is. Williams; Attorney General,
Ahiiah Mann. jr.; Canal Commissioners. Dan
iel VI. Bi>sel State Engineer, George Gcd-
dies Inspector OF State Prison, j. Wesley
Bailey: Judges for Court OF Appeals. Brad
ford X. Wood for the long term, and 10 crh
Mullen for the short term.
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EGss,l.r. ;r.,;u.

The following allrr>, from the Central
Committee OF the Wing. I.crub,ran and A.
mrrican parties has been puDli~h"I:
I" Ia tie Prop'e If P,rn<lIruiu:
The Wing party, the Republican party
and the American party. having each nom
nate! candidate for the Office, OF CsI.al Com
missioner. it became apparent that >ucs! iii
vision OF The elements of opposition to the
Nationa! Administration AMI It's Nebraska
fraud would inevitably lead 10 the triumph,
of Arnold Plumm,r, Pro Slavery Nebraska
candidate. In view Of thrc. facts. a meet
Ing Of our respective Committee, Of sad ,ar.
ties was held at Harrisburg. on Thur>'l,v
the Path September. and their nominees hav-
lng declined. and been withdrawn, Thoma>
\ichoI>"n OF Beaver County. was non,na
ted a. The candidate OF. sud parties. for the
purpose Of concentrate. The votes of the An
tl-Nr!ra>ka patty on one mau. and he is
hereby earnestly recommended t. all the
lovers OF freedom in PENIS, wanna, as a ca
pablo, hone: and true hearted man, who is
worthy of the support and confidence OF HE
people.
I'v order Of the Commuters.
.J"u> A. FI~uIE Chairman Whir State
Committee, I.rN,lI Topp. Chairman A.
m"r;can state Committee DAVID WI VOL.
Chairman Erln:bilran STATE Committee"
This puts the imprint OF >ur,-e~> upon the
ANTI SiaNocr,'ic parties of the k",>tonc
State. The three ii, krt> hitherto in III, f.. II
are now united in 0nc N,l1f.whi"h will sweep
the State from East to West.
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APPRECIATION.

\ohoIv c,p lot >, ~ I ;,.:I
in which W,.I;r.,.rn ~. ,i'. =, :"
SON N,J.or .,,,, ,,., cn ',''
il; at tho rr..or, nn.,n,,,n'.. '''.'.' a.
Franklin r;.rce .,.n, 49, W.,
Srrinc. wi,h.r. ,,r.uI,
two q. E.o,,, c,l,,. :, :,
10 say which E,r,,,, .i
the instant ,IoS. NJ ,L..:;, :, -. ;,
lion anil ,t.; ;.L - ','
stol.p ,.,,h.r. ,, ''' III '"'
II Is y.rv hn;.,',. ln,a 49,,
bles 40 :, .roy ,,r ,t,.,,, -, =; -
nm t,r NV, ,.,L = ~,
C,,.I C,,:I;,,.,,,I ,I ~, '"' :"
last E,l,;rnr,. Cnn,,,,.;1. ''.''' " ,'''
N. short ;,,,..r,.It',n,' ~. o' wv
and tho pr...;J,,;.l ..,.,,:,,, E.a,,,.r;
"a v.r;,,,I,. I;or 900, ~, ,L.,,,,,
sor,liv ex,.c,.l \,.n,l, ,,s W.. ,r
t,tar ~ IL. =, r,r =, ,,. ,,,,,, ~,.,Ii'.'l,
the J;scord,ut U.r,o.,,t. ,,Ln i,,I,J u;
rom;,,t;o, ,s ,,,;,.I
into du. .u,,ord;,,,; l.i
i,r;,rs chat IN ,xr... ri ..,.,or,,...
duo s,,ra NJ, ,h. .,,y, ,rr. .,r. ~,
Min, NJ J.r,,,,;,,., l o.,. ~,
many Wh;rs too L,Ir,}..1L,. o~,.a.;..,, ,.l
rrs n,nckrJ far ,Lc nr,~,.;nn .,n,, -, 1, ,;,
Wei s,.r took Nr p;er,. ~ -, ,oa:,. :.
,bc ,rue nations, brand ,,L ,o,.i ~.
a,cor,];,Lv
TL, ;lI,,,;o ;l,, y >,
tool ,h.. ,.L.;r anvil ''' ~
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Evep ont !, Kansas ,r,.,,., H.
sov.r..;,,n. ,ru,,. 60 ,.lI,-, .1,
tbev o,,,,.ru Kansas tbo, Exn :, ,1:. '"""
,i,I:.,.,. :, t.I, ri :" '''>'''''
.;,,s 49,. a.. ,,l,;r..,,ol. !',,''' l',''
conn, 70 M. ,o;,, =, ,,,.,. W.. "
thinks Tho pr..;J.r, sl,.,r
know his ,I,.. w. W,II.u "
I'm. pr.s;1 on, ,nl -, ,.IIa. ~ ~ VIZ
.ouI,.d E.r,,s I,;'I..',. Wv i'''
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-, " '"''"! "'''E.
:.',a., -, -. ' ""'" ne goes az
on, ,..a .L,,l,i J., ;,,., ~ .''' II. '''
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L RON l U'cn
The heart of Britain heavcth with universal
ealnr>s
From the Lands End t. the OrkncvS. from The
Wash to Arran-inorc.
The voice g. Britain cr;jvch the air iii ubiant
madness.
And the Iaslling Of her stccple~
And tie shouting Of her people,
Bear burden 10 TIE cannon - they roar
Twill hc time for 'cir- Tomorrow Ter Their names
thu: c"hfucr''iL 'cr~!i'I:
BIZ. now IL. those VINO mourn Tor their loved o:e
s.rcl Ell dow"
Like S;artaI,>. hide Their >'rrpw, in the thought
that those they cherished
Fell with the foe hcti,rc them.
Their countrv'> banner Ger them.
And hands ccmcil'i in .;,a,h upon the crown.
We knew they won, 10. fail u>-that flower ofi"ur
brave l!;i'ioli>-
Though the >'rucEl" might be stubborn and the
conquest dearly bought:
Coward douhtngs might :,~~;,il uS alI pe,u!ant i'm
patience.
l'Ii: knew tina. no contrivin~
When Wrong and RIGHT were striving,
Could bring Gods rule OF iu>ticc INTO noucilt.
All through Tie winter drcary, when the clouds were,
at their hlackc~t
We felt the sun behind thcn->oon in radiance 90
aIr"ar:
When acllon seemed mos, weary. and progress at
IL >!lch..>t.
VIII heart ariI hope unl atel
In" IlillIL> We awaited.
That ii length br--t un FArope> listening ear.
>cba~:orol i, taken spread Tie ,ew, til il e,lee.
A fear in all ens'::vcr,a hope IN al, c,t>lavcd:
III III" err proud hear; be :,k"n. in hi terror
!a1jutei ~l'!cn.or.
AT l., y IL, =
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fore she lor,:,,I ono man ~, -. sho~.s of wv,
Crinca. TIL. is ,,,,. ;r.x,r.iJ.. I.,,;. ,f -.
vents E!.;or calls =, p-,,;,..r,.. ,,,j
in this ;,,crc va;,rt h. 1,o,.
Rr, th.r.; is .L. L, :, H., :. .L s, =,
An ,ri,--r.a,.. 70 ,io,,t, ,rn..I - o,,,,,.
An; s',. will ;rv 70 10 :. :, r,
sen. ,le rres.;, NJ p, 1,.,,,IoJ y, ia
not care: she NAV l,y. .,.o ~ria; .,l =, i in
th. secret r,r..sns ,4 L,. o L,. 7.
brorc,,t Hus.;, H., 49,. law.
al al ,oral;,v w;.t hn..l: IT,, .,..,.1
Nn; Il now ,,,,. w,,; ,r;.s x;.,o. ava
,,o,.rm;,,,o, :, IT,
stren 9th Of rr.s;, an1 ,m.r , ,ro, ~ 80" =.
,b. barc lido, ~ ,,,, s. y,
q. ;mn,;...J :, ..r, T., .I,.
,L.. no.. ,,l r.
,noro >, =. =. ave.
H..
:e,I ~ ~,
~. :, 49,.
=" - '''''''''' va t'''''' :
7""IV '',I' '''"' ''''i 10 ''''' s'"' '"''
-, "''o'' "
movers A. ,hn ,"., ' s, ~ Mild ~
lev ,h,t ,rI l..,I a.,
:. ,;,,o L,ji,,,Ir ::,
,,,;"r.,,,i VA
d., - ','0 U''
."U ''..', way an 'o' ne" az '''''S ''' '
". ." F'",'' w '''' me :" ~ - ''!"h'
'"o ''"' i'''''>' GA VIII SEE ''r aS'IE lam
WIN me- ''"F points, be sure OF II. 90
hot lear 10 T. them arrcli"d now. ne
western governments rannot except thcn'.
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-Tnr ELr~u1r.-Ihe sudden az! a.
most unprecedented rise of tie. hnia. ..,.-.
has caused considerable dama.. l. j. thee
lIhi"n oi >u:"c 1t Our 81 lt>t iilha' i-.-.-- g.
the water WAS a h'eh nr ,hort t-il,. an RI
DAY morning. iii" 9TH INST. a. al ,l.r-u e..
The mcni i,hie side on the mountain j.. -
n
The new dam nearly completed Pr f.
Mr>>r>. Hrdln.'on. at the eastern ,N.-cnl.-t
OF i'ttieton Village. Is probably ,lania.c! !.
a greater extent than anv other work or H.
river. The abutment and fl1nr on tie r..--i
end OF the dam Is washed away. about g. ....-
OF the dam Is settled and ont Of ,iars. AZ
the bank quilted oat ahoat one .o,:.th 90. al.
acre. We understand il l. their intention
repair the damage IN >ui>:au:il. uI,.-.-
thu Fall.
Mr.. T. II. Pallleford has sustained -~-
Siderable damage tx the lo>> Of The ID lira.r-
and hulkLcad 10 his darn, a. his wQra, NJ -
meadow.-iH''ci,n k.p-nr
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1t Is usual we do not say it is iust-for
Autumn to receive much larger share of
praise than is given to the other seasons -
by the law Of the Almanac, it ought to have
fourth, but ordinarily Poets and Editors.
anticipating the enjoyment Of its Dounties,
are more liberal in their pancSvrical strains.
Its GOODNESS comes SO gratefully to the over
worked minds of both and health and vicor
revINIrg IN The same proportion, it Is no Won
der that the agent ly which it is accomplish
ed, should be cuo.;ze'i with al; the passion
OF the one. and all the bum-drum common
places OF the other The Poet will tell of
ITS mi>ts and mellow fruitfulnesS," of its
gorgeous, many tinted verhure, pendnlou>
with lush and Juicy ripcncss" The Editor
will tell YOU that the crop of potatoes this
fail Will be larger than the average In
some sections we hear that the rot prevails to
some extent, but in this vicinity we hear of
hnt little complaint" and so on 20 the end
OF the chapter.
Welt, how shall re manage it: We are
no Poet. and have scarce GOT the hang of an
Editors lingo. S,ill, here is the subject 1t
needs comment. People are interested in it.
anil probably care very little how the iuior-
nation reaches them, poctirally or Statistical
Iv-prOyi1cI it ONLY yeu,ics them Now we
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- We hear that the Students of Dart.
mouth College have invited Prof Haddock
to deliver course of lectures before them
during the present month from materials col
lected during his residence abroad The
course will likewise be continued We learn
by other distinguished men. The first of the
course of twelve lectures was delivered last
Friday Eve, by r. b. kmball, Esq, of n.
York.
- Havana letters of the lst inst, mention
that arprehensons were felt there of another
fIlIbusterins expedition, and Gen. Concha
coming from and going to the United STATES
shall be periodically registered.
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'::;~-.c s,.,~,;:~.

ne "'l"I> u inc ~ ''J.!taN \GNN"htiol
At Worcester w have already chruuiclr,!.
Tn. w.. C,u,..,,.; r..
'''' ''''''''' view ''''''''' a. "''. VI "'N
bury f'r ''"Nrrnor. ne present IA"r'inh,'r'
of the t'uhrna'o.i,! chair has been nom;nl
ted for re- ,)..,..;on lv H.. ku,v \,,l;,
r,.
h'''h' WY" '',>e ''Hr II hr;>
in TIE fir!d tie i--ur Of :hr cont,.,, i DON: =
f., ,,ur,';ty ,I,,.. =, N,.>,,,,.....,,,
80 . - '''' 't''''''' ''i' '''
l'rpn''.I'tn candidate. Julius 10 XIV ii. vii
he c'rctc |. The following letter tru.u Il II.
President IF III, Knuy y ,.L;u, SAT-. C.,,,,
81 may ;,,1;,,,.. ,,r.,. .,.,.:.n.,
: NV II
% '"'' par! consider 'I' ";.y honest and
nPf@"t course
W. are on th.. threshold -. rr.,, .,
test. VII, h will cu IGr.. for many YEAR. II
stricken down now. i, vii h Ln-, ,,... with
renewed >trrn,,h Thrr. ,r.. .o,ntuv.,r-
nest hearts AND Too many .,r,o., hand. IN
listed in this work to ci,c II III ON H..
first rebuff. In the one case. the dancer j.
imminent in tn, other remote. I, .L.. or..
ease. ln>tirt preparation j. I,.u,nlcI ~
The other everything /, rrnyil.I for
I'm c"n-'f.'iu. 10 a., IN unison with the
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who have lived within the present century
AVID the incidents such as could occur only
under the system Of American Slaverv. lis
object is to quicken public sentiment IN re-
card to existing evils. an! especially the e'ii
which is now a nations, curse and II Is well
calculated to effect this OIL iect. being an e&-
ci,iuo.,torv. wei! and powerfully written.
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Of Printing used in The coun.rv-Pi..rS anl OENA-
MENTN.--in the VERY iSr STYLE and at Low
E'Tr>. Merchants ard Others who desire BILL.
!! ADS or CIECrLAE> otany kind. printed in lle,,
>ty." may rely U|o.! entire satisfaction.
O:de.'> scIt IL V.!i be promptly attended 20.
RAND. STONE < co.
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- Iur YELLOW frNrE At NV
OEIEAN>.-A New Orleans correspondent
OF the New York Tt',,pc rivc> some inter.
">ting particulars in regard to he progress OF
the yellow fever in tha' city the present sea
SON The first ease WAS that of lady who
had been in the city but ten DAYS. She WIS
from Bo>ton, having Travelled via the western,
route. She arrived on the 1lth of Npril
and was taken sick ON the evening of the
2lSt. The subject fully recovered in six DAYS
The second ease was that of a man who wen.
down the river from Shreveport. The wri-
ter says that" a very thorough investigation
OF the first cases had satisfied every one tha;
the fever this season originated here, and
that all the guarantees established have beer
OF no benefit. None of the first eases were
OF persons in any way connected with the
shipping. The fever appeared in all parts
OF The city, ard was no. confined to any par
ticuar localities
The correspondent ascertains from the num-
Der assisted by the Towards, the admissions
to the hospitals, and the reports Of physi-
Clans that the total number of cases in the
city, up to Sept. l7.wcrc a4Sl of which 1893
proved fatal. 4: .hc time the letter was
written, the disease was ahatinc. solely from
want of food, it being supposed that there
were not more than one thousand unaccima-
ted people in the city.
- fellow fever continues to prevail in
many OF the interior towns of Louisiana and
Mississippi as tad As at Norfolk.
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Y. +. PAINE" i, authorized 70 receive Alver-
'i-e.n".,' anI Subscriptions at hi> Offices in Boston,
Ncv-I'rE. and P!lilH 'elhia.
5. NJ. rETTENGILL 4 CO. are authorized to do
=. -..,;l.. IL L. -. ~. nd \..W- NIX
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Editorial e orrcsron1encc.

4 week in its passage seems bat a short
time vet the same period. in retro>pecflon-
stretches away Indefinitely. The exreIien-
ces Of the not very remote past. like pvra-
mid seen through the almo>l here of Nuhan
desert. clothc themselves in nicht-vailtd en-
chan:m"nt>." standing out in colossal proper
,ions against the dark back ground of quite
FORGOTTEN wears. Iou know IL is but a pvra
mid and vet It's outlines guivcr and seem
to have neither local hahiia'ion nor name
from horizon to zenith: lis dull. Somlre hue
takes gorgeous ii:;S OF red. lue and gold ::
its massive. marble blocks dance for very
iiclitEe>> 50 MANY shapes do they assume :;
and vet. 80 strong and lofty are they. Won
mrht ina inc them the vcly Pillar Of Her
culeS uIton which rests the >kv. Thus will
few weeks :mc color and magnify the eNI
ricrces remembered through them.
- In some sort. this must be- an aro.orv
for presenting TO our rca'lci> the few remain
inc and haStv sketches of Rucl.cc which fol
low. They have been dc:trre! from week to
week. 10 make room for more pressing de-
mands upon our columns. and are ONLY print
ed now because tie former numbers micht
seem incomI lc.c without them.
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Cerrt"EO:arncc.

". soio VOLUNTARY CONCENTRATIONS firm al
P'''S T he 'o"'ty "i"'n "nt'i<T i"'er'|. hems
If News, IN Ptrt'rlr. oW BE hrnl .JrHy re''r,I
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- Mr.. j. VI. Foster the President of
the American organization in Massachusetts,.
has addressed letter TO the SECRETARY If III.
state Council. rc>iUninc his office. He saws
that the grave OF tie American party was
dug at Philadelphia in June last. when the
delegates from the South as a condition to
their cooperation, required specific pledges
on the subject OF slavery. Mr. Foster saws
that he shall hereafter support the Rcpn6l
can party. See his letter in another place.
--- FOOT BALL At DARTNorTu Cor.
LFGE.-We learn from CORRESPONDENTS at
Dartmouth that the several classes in coIlcoc
measured their strength at game Of foot
ball. on Saturday last. In an answer to a
challenge received from Juniors and Fresh.
men, the Seniors and Sophomores met them
and played for the best three in five games
The Juniors and Freshmen were bcaton
three consecutive times, and the contest was
then abandoned. The Freshmen then chal-
len"ed the Sophomores. After having been
beaten by the Sophomores three games ont
OF four. they retired from the field. The
parties were compelled to supply
apples to the victors, and all parties separa-
ted with kind feelings 1t is also stated that
the late difficulties between the classes are
settled.
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hlFition OF little spirit, others beside Mr.
WedLcl Of the Missouri Kansas Legislature.
vii! b" apt to set them down as " doudIe-dycd
cNwar!. ~ Y TriLunc.
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- There was bad accident on the Bos-
ton & Main, Railroad near Maiden, on the
Sth instant. \ COW was run over, throwing
several ears from the track. Two express
men were Instantly killed. and number of
other rr,sons were seriously, a"d il is feared
fatally, injured.
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- LAWYERS an': others can supply them
selves with the Twenty sixth Volume Of Yer
mont Reports by ealing At the C,Irnnx1,x
Office
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-Tui k\I,ktEI;n,k N,,,l,>r
Genial, mirti. -,o,iu.. kindly "Oll Kni.l -
Ever welcome ever fresh and sparkling. A.
m"ng magazines thou art like the Vale of
hamoum between Alpine peaks The Oc
'o'er number is fully equal to the best of lis
predecessors. The inimitallc gossip" of
ITS humorous Editor is worth the three d,l-
lars asked for the magazine. Samuel UpeS.
ton, Publisher, 3iS Broadway. y. Y.
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number ct iii>lo'io :lr,! opens VT! an in
>'rur'1'r article upon liz original portraits
Of Washington. The article J. timely ane
!c. The poem O; Wiley House" >..|
- hay" been written w NJ PRISONS o: E,>
ton, i a ,onrh;;. h.,,al. IA, story i>..in.l-
i'r 70 al. 1hr>.orv H E.-.rto Ccr,uo O.
pens II Il, and i. carried on in tire sam" ~1i-
TT will h. awaited with Impotence. e" n
known IorGn'> >itah in language perfect
" understood al! n,vrr DUH The review
of TcnnH~on i evident ' w a no; over pa
tai a,!mircr. and VII find many who vii. not
arrce with is doctrines. M Sparrowcra>>
has finally GOT a horse. Read about il on our
first Pare. The "k,nSaS uuc>tion" Is an
other of those searching ,olitical articles
which have gwen strength AID character 70
his magazine. We cannot even allulc Ia
many other articles of merit.
Pu'nam> MAGAZINE never stood hirll.r IN
'n"lic estimation than now In connection
WITH ITS contemporary lIarper>---it has >ha-
zen TO their foundations the trashy Philaf.l
'ha magazines, with their Silv stories aud
disgusting >rntimrnfal>m. The cause O.
ound american literature is greatly indclt-
1t 10 the enterprise and wisdom of tn. con
motors Of tins magazine for the service they
rave rendered IN improving the taste. and
the public At 50 cheap a rate with
he s;erlln" productions of our hr>. writers
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- HOUSEHOLD WORDS. - Thore *
scarcely another publication in the world
from winch so much is reprinted in other nub.
ilcatIon> as from Dickens Hou~LolJ II orJ.
published in this country bv Dix x Edwards
OF New York. Its articles are ALL Of .l.r,
ln'ercst'ng,manv Of them brilIiant-an1 tbo,.
contributed tv the great ::oyclist bear H..
stamp OF genius. 1t is altogether the mos.
readable OF periodicals. as a mor,;p,,
paper sparkling with originality and humor
For sale by the publishers at $500 Der an
num- IN weekly or monthly parts.
-THE HAG-PrckEE: or, Bound and
free.-Ihls is an anonymous novel, publ;Sbo1
by Mason Brothers, of New York and nro
lesses to give record of facts from the exro.
Renee OF one who was an eye and ear-w;tness
o' what he narrates. The scene i, laid :,
Boston, and the tale is Of modern t;uos 49,,
events the r"rsonaccs introduced arc ,ho.o
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- y "Ci';zrnS Convention" was held at
Bloomfield on the 81 instant. TO consider. in
he words o. the call. what course should
y" taken relative TO the murder of Mrs Icr-
vcy." The meeting was said to have been
largely attended. We may publish report
of lis transactions next week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-13

The State Legislature met at the Cap
ital on Thurslav Next week we shall com
mcnce givin. full and accurate reports OF it,
proceedings. We have secured the services
Of an able correspondent who viii give form
1nd Substance to The otherwise rather littic>>
detail of legislative proceedings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-13

- Yellow fever continues to prevail in
many OF the interior towns of Louisiana and
Mississippi as bad As at Norfolk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-13

- H. j. NJ. CATE, ". D.. well known
in 'l'is vicinity, has received an appointment
Of Surgeon in the Russian Army.