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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
NOiice,


IN Friday, the goth day of Ibis month. At the
house lately occupied by ID. A. pifman. |
will sell at Public Auction, large lot of Horsr.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlruRE Of very swne-
rior qpality-conssiing, in part, ola Marble Ian
Circular Table, Mahogany Sideboard and SafaP
Curled Walnut Bureau, Cane Bottom Chars
China Ware, Carpets, Sc. Also. the contents Of
the Store Room. comprising considerable col.
lection OF Groceries, Coilres, Sugars, Fish and
Salts large lot OF Candies, Nuts aud Confect-
ionary articles, Glass Jars. Fancy. GondS and
other articles usually found in a GROCEpV-
AND FANCY STORE.
TERMs.-Sums Of s. and under, cash over
that sum. six months credit on bond and securi,v
Persons owing the estate Of ID. A. Pitman viii
make immediate payment as Indulgence cannot be
given N. X. TROUT, Admir-. of
ID. A. Pitman, deed.
Stanton April, IL, lS55.-tds.
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ATTENTION ALL!

Opening of a fine and new Stock of Cloth
" ing. The undersigned is receiving now. his
supply of SPRING 8. SUMNER CLOTH
ING. of every variety of.style, quality and price
Also. Hats, Caps, and complete assortasnt of
goods. All and everything to be dis
posed Of cheap for cash. Call and examine
JACOB POLLIrZ,
corner of Va. Hotel.
Stauu,on, April Il, 1855.
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Baker,s Premium Bitters.

To DYspsprIcs-Those persons afflicted with Dys-
pepsia should at oncc give Bakers Premium Bitters
trial Hundreds of certificates are now in the hands OF
the proprietor many of which have been published full
ly attcsng their efficacy in arresting the loathsome
disease while it strengthens the digestive organs, in-
vgorates the stomach and gives life and euergy to
the whole system. Its ingredients purely vegetable,
entirely free from all mineral posons, and may be ia
ken with safety By all ages and sexes.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by j. b.
EsxRipGE, Stanton, and BiBD & WILLS, Charlottes-
vile.
March ID, 1856.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-The Edi-
tor of the Richmond Republican, of Dec "a, 1852, say
that Carriers Span sh Mixture is no quack medicine
They had man in their press room who was afflicted
with violent crcuria rheumatism, who continually
complaining of misery in the back, limbs and joints );
his eyes had become feversh and mattcry, neck swo
leu throat sore, and all the symptoms OF rheumatism
combined with Scroiula Two bottles of Carriers Span
ish Mixture cured him and in a editorial notice as q
bove, they bear testimony its wonderful effects
say their only regret is that all suffering with disease
Of the blood of the existence of such
medicine. They cheeriully recommend it, See then
certificate and notice in full round the bottle
April 4, lS55.-lm
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o. USE HAMpToS's vEeETADLE IIScTuRE;
you Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the system We but point you TO the
Thousands who have used the GREAT lNvIGoRAToR.
In proof ofwhat wesay above we refer you to 'ianp
toa's Vegetable Tincture, and itI effects.
0S- See advertisements
Srof IS51
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GEORGE W. SMITH

HAS just received from New York and Phila-
1A delphia general variety Of new and fashion
able styles of DRY GOODS.
Having bought my goods at exceedingly low
prices, and being satisfied with very small ad-
vance on cost, am determined to sell at prices
which cannot be excelled for cheapness- adopting
as my business motto, "Quick sales and small
profits "The nimble sixpence rather than the
slow shilling"
Siaunton, March %, 1855.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

MFRS. SMITH has just received handsome
I'VE assortment Of Ladies' Corsetts and Shout
der Braces a splendid assortment Of Dress
trimmings and Muslin, Edgings and Needle
Work Finish. which she has selected herself; in
addition to which she has splendid assert ssc,,
men, of New Spring Bonnets and Millinery EsSs
Grads also large assortment of Ladies Vs.l
Dress Caps, with general variety of new and
cheap goods. which have been selected with great
care. Call early and select your goods.
GEO. w. SMITH, Main, ST.,
next door to Union Hall.
Staunton. April, II 1885.
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THE MARAET PRICES.
Sellers, Liver Pill.

"THE VERY BEST PILL NOW IN USE"
KANAwHA C. H., Va, Jan. 4, 1851
MIR. R. E. Sellers Dear Sir, will state to you that
it is my opinion that your Pill is perhaps the ry best
now in use Liver Pill, and surpassed by none as
anti-billious pill 1t is very highly esteemed in our
community rs family Pill and is fast suppanting all
others. now speak from my experience, and from
the experience OF many Of my friends and customers
Yours respectfully,
p. 81 am permitted to show the original letter. but
not to publish the writer's name.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11

There have been tremendous inundatOns in the
provinces of Gueldetland and North Brabant, in
the Netherlands. As many as seventy villages
were submerged, many persons drowned. and the
population generally reduced to condition OF
great distress. This has been caused by the rly-
ers and the Overlooking of the dykes.
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Notice.

WYE hereby fDrewarn all persons not To tres
w pass upon our farms, either by passing
through the fields, letting down fences, leaving
gates open. fishing, or in any other way. Hav-
ing been greatly damaged by the breaking of wa
ter gates, &c.. by which cattle are allowed to get
into our grain fields and meadows, we will here
after enforce the law against all persons offending
in similar way.
MICHAEL YESSLER,
ROB'T. p. BROWN.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE,
GEORGE +. HOOVER.
Anil lSSS -2tS
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TO THE PUBIJC.

The Original, only true aud genuine Liver Pills are
prepared by r. E. Sellers, andhayc his name in black
'car upon the lid Of each boz and his signature on the
outside icraDpos-ALL OTHERS ARE coUNrERFEIrs, or
EASE MUTATIONS
R. E. SELLERS s Co., Promistors,
Pttsburg, Pa.
J Prepared and sold by r. E. SELLERS & CO.,
fntsourg' Pa, and for sale by LAIRD & TRIMsLE
and j. B. EsKRIDGE Stauatou and by DRUGGISTS gene
rally.
April 4, lS55.-lmo.
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NEW GOODS AT
W Il 1T + & PA T TON S..

WE are now receiving our Spring Supplies
w Of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
which for erient. rariety aud cheapness, have new
er been surpassed in this market. These Good.
were purchased in New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore on the best terms, and are suited to the
general wants of the Country Buyers, and es-
pecaly those buying tor Cash, will consult their
best interests by an examination of this stock
Staunton, April / /, lS55.-V. & A. copy.
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Stauuton, April II, 1855.
A VALUABLE AUGUSTA FARM


MYTH view of changing his mode of life,
w the undersigned will expose to public sale.
on Thursday The Sd day Of May neat. his FARM.
lying on the South River, two miles below
Waynesboro' This farm contains 500 ACRES,
about $50 of which are cleared, the balance in tim
ber or the cleared land there is from ~ to 50
acres first rate RIVER BOTTOM. from 40 to
80 acres timothy meadow, and the other cleared
land is productive for any kind of crop. A
The Improvements are large BRICK SssM
HOUSE, large Barn, Stables, SC and all Eku,ssa
necessary out-houses several fine Springs
near the house. ORCHARD. SC.
This farm lies in good neghborhood, near to
Market. Schools, Churches, &C., and taken all
together is very desirable property.
Terms may De made easy and known on the
day of sale. JACOB KEiSER.
April IL, S55.-tds.-Rock. Reg copy ids.
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MAR ED.

On Tuesday evening, April Sd, in Garysburg, n. c..
by Justice Il. B. Gary, MIR. NEWTON f. MAY, and
Miss BErrIE GILMEa, both of Albcmarlc county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
LOOK THIS WAY!!!

w J.POiNTS would respectfully inform his
W. friends and the public that he is at the old
stand. one door above the Union Hall and nearly
opposite the Central Bank.
He has on hand large and excellent stock Of
TIN, BRASS and SHEET-IRON WARE,
(painted. plain and japanned) Also various pat
terms of COOK STOVES, all Of which are the
most improved in use.
RooFING, SCOUTING, GUrrERING and REPAIn-
ING of all kinds done as Low as it possibly can Do
in any portion Of the country.
Staunton, March %, lS55.-2m
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o5- The Rev. r. w, Bailey late of this place.
has been appointed Professor of Languages in Aus
tin College, Huntsville, Texas, and has accepted.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
Spring Clothing,

WE are now receiving our stuck of Spring
W and Smamer Clothing which is we'll as
sorted, to an examination of which we respectful
ly invite our friends and the public generally.
GOODMAN. ROSENWALD g. co.
Staunton, April | | 1855.
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Wanted,

"A YOUNG MAN having some knowledge of
IN business, and can write good hand. and can
come we'll recommended. as a Clerk in Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Store in Staunton. Va.
Apply to GEORGE w. SMITH.
Stanton, April, III 1856.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Impedimants in Speech.

WITH large opportunities for practice and re-
w search, in this country and in Europe. Dr.
GERONDELO has given special attention to
these distressing maladies with perhaps unusual
success. He therefore respectfully announces 10
those requiring professional aid tina, he may be
consulted, for the present, at the Woodward
Huuse. Staunton, from TO IL NJ, and from 2 to
p. Nj.
Stanton, April 4, lS55.-3ts.
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FOR SA LIE,
a Valuable Farm & Merchant hill.

AS Agent for the widow and heirs OF Jacob
n Peck, IT,, decd, am authorized to sell the
valuable Tract of Land and Merchant Mill now
in the possession of H. H. Peck. The land lies
ON Cristian's Creek, within four miles of Staun-
ton. and is intersected without injury to it by the
VIRGINIA Central Railroad. The tract contains
3S3 ACRES, 100 acres of which are cleared and
in good cultivation The residue is covered with a
remarkable and most valuable growth of timber.
There are sixty acres Of Bottom Land which can
not be excelled in quality, ten acres OF which are
in Meadow. The quantity of meadow may be
easily increased.
desire to call especial attention to the Mer.
chant Mill, which has been in operation a
number of years and is in of the best locations
in the County. Arrangements have been made
for Switch and Turnout on the Railroad near
the Mill, so that flour may be loaded directly with.
out being hauled to Depot.
The other Improvements arc q good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitch- E.
en-, necessary Out buildings, and an ENi;!lz
excellent Swisher Barn. The pres sssS5 HE
ent occupant is preparing the land G. azs ss.s1
for Spring crop, and the purchaser shall have
the benefit of all ploughing and planting DONE
The small grain crop will be reserved.
will sell the Mill, Miller's House and Five
Acres of Land separately from the residue of the
tract I will also sell separately so much Of the
land (supposed to be 80 acres) as lies South of
the Railroad The residue of the tract, contain
ing about 800 Acres will make one Of the most
desirable farms in the county.
The terms of sale are :-One-third in hand and
the balance in one two and three years. Deeds
will be given when the first payment is made, the
vendors len to be retained for the unpaid pur-
chase money. a negotiable note at 90 or 100
DAYS, with good endorsers will be taken for the
hand payment. Possession given at.once.
lfnot sold before will on Saturday the 2lst Of
.4pril, 1855, sell the above property. at public
auction, on the premises. The heirs having CIV
en- me authority to SELL it is nay purpose 10 effect
sale. HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent.
March 81. lS55.-tds.
GEy- Vindicator and Rock. Reg. copy.
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SPRING TRADE, 1855.
Books, Stationary and Piano Fortss.
JAMES W0ODH0USE & CO.,

LATE NASH & ToODH0USE,)
RICHMOND, va,
OFFER an extensive stock of BOOKS STA
" TIONARY AND PIANO FORTES, en-
bracing every article required by the trade, at
Wholesale or Retail, upon as good terms as can be
obtained North.
Their Piano Forte Ware Rooms are stocked
with instruments from the well known Manufac-
tories of
A SroDARr & Co, New York.
J.B. DURHAM S. Co., New York, and
J. CHcKERING s. Sons, Boston.
The subscribers have sold large number of
Piano Fortes to some of the most respectable FAM
lilies in Virginia, North Carolina and elsewhere.
and the universal satisfaction they have given.
warrant them in saying that as good instruments
as are made, may be obtained of them, either BY
order or personal selection. They are warranted
in all respects, and will be sod at Manufacturers
prices. JAMES WOODHOUSE s. co.
Mar. 81, 1855 l39 Main street.
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I EzlpbvOIderies.

WE have just opened large assortment of
w French. Gipure, Opasse, Honiton and Lace
Collars, Sleeves and Bands of the latest styles.
Also. Honiton, Maltese, Vaencenes and'Eng-
lish Thread Eaces and Edgings Of new patterns.
KAYSER & STRiBLING.
Saunton, April 4, 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
A FARM FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION.

April 4, lS55.-3t.
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To the Ladies' Of Augusta.

'g'HE subscribers have purchased the right for
l Augusta county, of Erquett's PATENT
LEVER CHUR.N. and will be glad to furnish
them to all persons in want of the article. 1t is
very simple in its construction, and is one OF the
greatest labor saving machines ever invented
The whole operation of chuning can be perform
ed in from five to ten minutes. The Churn.
moreover, is easily cleaned and kept IN order. 1t
can be seen at the Stanton Spectator Office.
where persons interested are invited to call, ard
see for themselves. They are for sale at the tin
ners shop Of John G. GrCse. in Staunton.
49, r. II. BAKER,
March %, IS55.-4t p. II. MOORE.
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Ayers Cherry Pastoral.

LOR the rapid cure OF Coughs,
IL Colds, HoarscnesS, Bronchitis,
Whoopiug- Cough, Asthma, and Con-
sumption, is universally known as
the best remedy everyet discovered
for every variety Of Pulmonary dis
ease. So wide is the field OF its
usefulness and so numerous the cases
r....,.. A.. almost aveiv SEC
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

Staunton, March 81, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
STEAM MILL.

\ AM now prepared ogrnd Plaster. Rye, Corn
&c., with great despatch. Plaster always on
hand for exchange.
THOS. P ESKRIDGE.
Staunton. April 4, 1855.
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Peruvian Guaana.

EOWLE 4 60 have in store their usual sup
Il ply of No. | Peruvian Guano, all from d.
rect importations, and warranted pure, which
they offer to their agricultural friends at the lo,o-
est market rates.
Alexandria, April IL, 1955.-tf.
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s,aunton, April, II, lS55.-3m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
ERICH, RARE AND RACY."
Prospectus
YOUNG A M ERICA.

TIME Undersigned propose 10 publish IN the
town of Staunton. as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers shall have been obtained a
paper under the above name. 1t is 10 he issued
semi -monthly, for 50 cents in advance 62s cents
after the expiration of six months, and rs scents at
the end of the year.
In Politics, the Young america will be indie
pendent. It's columns will be devoted to witand
humor. Come therefore, all ye lovers of fun and
rive us your '.aid and comfort" The Young
.anlerica will be small, but a handsome shoot.
Any person receiving copy of this Prospectus,
is most respectfully requested to circulate tin his
neighborhood.
o. Any person sending US five subscribers and
the money, will receive the sixth number GRATIS.
Address, post -paid,
April d. 1855. Staunton, ia.
@y- Any paper publishing the above Pros
pecius will confer favor upon US, which we
will ever be thankful for.
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To TresnaSScss.

T7HE subscriber hereby cautions all persons a
l. gainst hunting or otherwise trespassing upon
his farm. situated three miles from Staunton, on
the Middlebrook road. Having been very much
annoyed by trespassers, he will hereafter put the
law in force against them A. WADDELL.
April 4, lS55.-3ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
To Painters.

I HAVE on hand large supply of Linseed OIL,
IL Lewis Pure White Lead, and all the Paints
and Varnishes belonging to their business. also
fine assortment of Paint, Varnish and Sash Brush
es. For sale by JAS. &. LAIRD.
Druggist.
Staunton, April 4, lS55.-Town papers copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11

tion of the country abounds in persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming ana even oeSPe
rat. diseases of the lungs by its use. When tried
its superiority over every other medicine OF its kind is
too apparent escape observation and where ITS virtues
are known the public longer hesitate what anidote
TO npoy for the distressing and dangerous affections OF
pulmonary organs which incident to our climate
By its timely many, nay almost all attacks
upon the Lungs or Throat arrested and thus
ved many thousands every year from apremature grave
No family should be without it, and those who do neg
lect to provide themselves with remedy which wards
of this dangerous class Of diseases will have to de-
pore it when it is late. Proofs OF the surprising ef
cacy of the Cherry Pectora need not be given to the
American people-they have living proofs in every
neighborhood But those who wish to read the state
ments Of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.,-and
sold BY ]. b. EsHRtDGg, Staunton; j. L. ARSALL,
Waynesboroush; j. I. Ross, Mt. Sidney.
Feb 81. lS55-2m.
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MILLINERY

HuLHLRIN LAN :
MFRS. S. A. BRlSON would most respectfully
1vl Inform the Ladies Of Town and Country,
that she is now ready to make Bonnets in all their
variety. Trimming and Repairing done in the
neatest and most fashionable manner. After an
experience of twelve years, she hopes to receive
liberal share of public patronage.
For the present she will occupy the room i'm
medaely in rear of Mr.. Jas. A. PIper's Store.
Stanton, April A, lS55.-lt.-A. copy.
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Vermont Morgan.


THIS celebrated Horse will stand the present
Il season at Staunton. Mount Sidney and Har-
risonburg. For particulars see handbills. AS a
Breeding Horse he is not excelled in any county
in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. He
will be at Harrisonourg, Mt. Sidney and Staun-
ton on the days mentioned in the following table
Harisonburg. MI. Sidney. Stauiton.
April 1870, April 5,6.l3, April 1876,
RI, IL, 10, 90, IA, l5,22,23, T,IS,25 .26,27
81, %, 90. go "a. May 1858,
May 1876, May !, 2, 8, l4.l5,22, 49,
H,lS,25. 26.H. 1911 IL, 10. 81.
June 8, 1912. 20,2l, %, 20, June ,2,9, 10,
l3, l4,2l ,22,23, 30. IL, Is. 10, 60,
80. June CTS, 81, %, 90.
1916. II, "a,
25, 26.
The prices are $l2 the season and $50 to in
sure-$l to be paid to the Groom.
SAMUEL REED, Agent & Groom.
March %; IS55.-tf
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TO TIE LADIES.

MRS. L. H. WARD is now in the City ofNew
1'A York, whence she will return in few days
with the latest SPRING IND SUMMER
FASHIONS, and her usual assortment OF Milli-
merry Goods. She has employed lady of expert
ence and competency to assist her in Millinery
and Mantua. making, which, together with her
regular employers will render her facilities for ac-
colnmodating customers unsurpassed In Siannton.
Due notice will be given of her OPENING.
Staunton, March 90, lS55.-2t
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New Books.

New Books.
EDRIME'S Travels in Europe and the East;
Sargeani's Standard Speaker; Stanhope Bur
leigh, Know Nothing Novel also another sup
ply OF the Sons of the Sires. a Know Nothing
Book. ROBT. COWAN.
Staunton April a. 1855
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WINDSOR PLASTER. in full supply on
w wharf and to arrive shortly fer sale bv
FOWLE g. co.
Alexandra, April II lS55.-,f.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
Paper Hanging.

ES0 PIECES Wall paper; Velvet and Com
coO mon Bordering; Curtain Paper; Five
Board Prints, just received and for sale by
ROBT. COWAN.
Stauaton, April 4, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11

hALEIuH, NJ o, T eUIUaIJ OtDj I0Os'
Messrs. Mortimer E. Mo,cbray:
do hereby certify, that about twelve months ago
was taken with hcmorrhage of the Lungs, and
had four attacks OF il. was advised to try DR.. Hump
tons Vegetable Tinctre. procured one bottle and al
ter taking which, was satisfied that was much bet
ter; and that after taking the fourth bottle, was en-
tircly WELL and now enjoy as good health as ever
did in my life can and do, without the least hesIta-
ton recommend the Iinctue to all persons afflicted IN
my way. Yours,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
A Question of Veracity.

A writer in the Indiana State Journal
speaking of Mr.. Wizards speech at the DEM
ocratic Convention. says:
Mr.. Willard asked, with great emphasis,
whether in case our Government was des-
troyed. we would get the Methodist Preach
ers to build it up again." He said 1--WE
could not, for the Methodist Church had besn
Disunionists since 1914. when they sepers-
tel at New York. That they then and there
DIVIDED THE BODY AND BLOOD OF
THEIR SAVIOR"
Now mark how particular they are TO state
that the language quoted above is the precise
language, the very words, used by Gov. Viii
lard, as taken down at the time by their report
srs. The object of reporting mans speech,
we have always supposed, was to publish it
correctly, as delivered, as may
be- Blu, in the reported speech of Mr. vii
lard. as published in the Sentinel. we find
nothing of the language quoted above,
notwithstanding the reporters were SO partic-
ular as to jot it down at the time of delivery.
aud in the precise words used. Why was this
part of his speech suppressed, or marsialy al
tered, after it had been correctly reported?
Will the editors Of the Sentinel explain? To
our mind the present version looks very much
like after thought. gotten up to order-and
SO it will look to every reasonable and IN
preludiced resder-A 4. Tribune.
Governor Willard did say, however. thai
the Methodist Church, as Church organize
ton. and in reference to Church policy, had
dissolved the Union between the Church
North and South. That eff the men who
had together partaken in Christian fellowship
of the BROKEN BODY AND SHED
BLOOD of their Savior, could not maintain
the Union of their Church, could they be ex-
pected to maintain the Union of the States,
when the same influences were operating up
on their prejudices which induced them TO
sever the Union between the Northern and
Southern branch of the Church, This is
the exact language-the very words of Gov
Willard. taken down as they were uttered by
him. by our reporters, who would De qualified
TO their truth"