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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

THE british and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM sEv-YoRx 70 LiVsnFooL:
Chief Cabin Passage. s'..s'...'''''.'Si
SecoIa Cabin Passage. ...........s..'..'s'''.s -
FROM Bosro. TO LNEsfooL- -
sf ali
Second Cabin Passage .:..-'''''.''''''''
The ships from Boston esd 81 Halifax
ARAbIA, C.Pt Jodins. AMER4cA Capt Lang
PERSIA, Csfs- Ryrie. EUhof a, SsPr ah.hn0A
ASIA. Capt. Z u. Lott CANADA, Cep@ Sons.
These ves-ls carry clear wkie ght mssthesai re.s %
stsrbnsyd how; red on port bow. 80, O..
AMERICA, Lsns bcstor W.dnesdsy ue Ve.
CINAn. Stone sslon "wednesday, 9fih Oct
AFRICA Harrison eayes Boston ecnesfsy .tn 20,
ASIA Lott bsston. etr>sesy. NS neV
Bertts curec unih paid for.
An .xperit need Surgeon OF board -,
The ships viii 10. ce see1ntsole iof oa
gysr Bun Speee Jew cry Preceas Stones or Jetos en-
les hrs Of shng ngpe3 Aer-for and ne ssrs ts'-"
cDeFeia expressed
Zen fselsA9 or pss2se, sPplI 70 .,r.
There yin be nc sssuL % C! ls tps from Eswfofi ~ ~
fpyter notice.
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NOTICE of application for the discharge Of al

NUIIVE OF appIICdtUN lot INC UIsCUdrKo UI III
IN .o,ent from bis d. bt 10 the prov Of the
third lille fh chper Of secced
part Of Revised stsptes CHARLES BERGER, Of the
CITY Of rsol,en noti-e hrst pub hed Sept sbct
II lass vedor, appear before the Hon. Lewis Woosruf
one Of the Jrdss ef the Court Of Common Pleas tT tie
and CT NewNort bis Chambers Ia the City HILL OF
The CT, eli N,wYcrk the sh day Of Now 1875 AT 10 osoek
in The Gr,noou of tina. cav CHARLES FRASER,
,l7l.uoyM ATTORNEY No. - Broadway, \. Y.
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vT>HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES NAIL sTEAkERS-Ths ships composing thu

EbW'D k. coLLINs, Nc. 1. wL-T-, NY
HROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
y Austen Fnsss, London
B. q. wAINWRIGHT CO., PSSiA
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre -,
Thsown.rs OF tese ships will not Be sce0an'sns sf go
sy,r b,hor specie es.lry precious stones 90 retas ae
lss "a dinI .e hssaf ,nd he v@as ihs'o' Asfen
expressed -. ~. -. ~
Shippers will please ,ske notice that tie 2p 81 s Is Sn
not CARY any goods eontrebsnf OF var
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The Scrip % per above notice, is ready Parties en-
hed the w please call for at the sce OF taeCo
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NETWORK AND EEW-HAVEN KALI
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May !, 1883 .
TsATSs LEAv. NIw.YoRK-For New. HsvenIsa A 4,
q; y 1850, SD, EI. and teD :, Ok $50 r y; Se'
ss eso IN For Milford ss,erd ,TS:i soathper
and W-stport-T A. Nj 1850. $50, 40 NJ For S9rwsi.
YOr D.Iien md eeenwieh-7 NJ lAso ag tx = .ss
SO. l. (ExJ $50, SIS P. " For Port CHESTER snd New.
Eociaie-7 "a NJ 1879, SD 49, SIS, Sl5 p " For Rye
Pm.
CoxvkcTrse YRkNs-ror Bostsn-s A. n, HIi y,
Exl For Hartford ard sprfnEfed-s tEx';D l2So n,
tExS FOR Connecticut River Railroad 20 hontIeal-s n
fEr For Canal Railroads. A. NJ, lEx.i) lzSo r. NJ ff
E.rIopdon RaiIoad-s A. NJ; 4P N. For Housstonic Rail
roads A. NJ; 2an p. NJ For NsHeauck RAirosd-s A. y,
SO P. n. Yer psnbury and Sor~ds hAif0sA-''SA ~
tP.H. o a.,
A n. is (E1) 4S0, a55 P. ~, (Ex.l From bhdsepert-
40 a. l0is A. NJ; 2S2, ELJ Sill 9S2 7: NJ tELl LToa
Eorv.ik-6 ga ais l0s2 A. NJ; 20, Tx y IS, SIS 70
Tr) From Po.. Chester-5S0. 6.43, 7.S, a57, lf.9
4. NJ; 4Ca. SIP NJ JANIS u ttoIL, ouPH
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8ieamboGis ano Railroads.

1SSS DAY BOAT for 1SSS
lCOOs ALBANY. l.nars tesch vsv) 1OOOs
Nah GrUsy Peiat West Point, Nevbarsh, Poushaeep
ae Rhnsbeck, CaskIl. Huisoz, and Coxsseke. Aeas
served bos.d The fsvorite r.srser ARMENIA Capt "
B. Cochran, mai her regular ps 70 Albany e.v
Nev-York. from foot Of Ckamberss;.. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. 7 o'clock, NJ " b.-A
Bsfussmser accompany the stesusr eses - cSek
b.srsse free For p.rtiensrs inquire NewYsrf ssd Es
Rstrosd Ofsce, Chsmberrst wharf
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CUPREAlE COURT-In the matter Of the ap-

View York, October 10, 1855.
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DIJLS on HABBURG-On Nessrs. j. BEREN-
ID BERG, GOSSLER Co a. sight to sixty days sight, in
sums to suit purchasers, for s.le BY .
No. 81 Wiliam-t
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Alettel from SchnYlrr.

Robert Schuyler, tho dcfaulrng President of
the New York aud New Haven Railroad Gompa-
nv has written a letter To the editors of the
New York Tribune. which reached them. profess
edly. by the last steamer from Europa. but being
without date or postmark, i supposed 10 have
been udted from locality much nearer the city
Of New York. 1t may be recollected that the
report of the Directors ascribrd to various OPP
raiion4 undertaken by Schuyler total cash loss
Ia the Company If Sl37 .527. This Sehuler pos
iiyely denies He denies, indeed that any loss
of cash capital has been the consequence of any
net of his. He acknowledges his inability in his
present retreat, aud IN the absence of the necas-
sary documents, to point out the various error,
contained in the report Of the Directors, but at
the same time, he attempts to show that one sin
gle item, crronesusly charged against him not
only clears him from the imputation of having
defrandcd the Company of any pnrt of their cash
capital, but That if proper credit is given him IN
this particular. considerable balance. even by
the report of the Directors themselves, world re-
main in his favor. The account of the treasurer
he states debts Il. IL q. l.. Schuyler with 1900
shares of Harlem referred stock, amounting by
the terms of sale 10 Sl6o,20O. Schuyler alleges
that this amount was fully hquidated about
llO00O being paid To the Company. in cash, and
tho balance subsequently in bonds of the Com
pany lcgitmately owned by the firm. Concern
ing the sum of SO l56, said to have been paid In
Schuyler for specific pnrposes,and msaPpicd by
him, he denies that any such sums were directly,
or indirectly used for his own purposes; and
that. although there may be no vouchers in exis
tcnce, yet that many payments were made, in tie
nature of secret service, for which voucher
could be required
To the charge ofnot accounting for $1,000,
drawn by him for the purpose of meeting H."
Norwalk damages, hc replies that he placed with
the treasurer vouchers for every draft drawn by
him. except for those amounts which were paid
as CONSUL fees OF n confidential character, and
that even these were not paid without the tall
knowledge and approval of the Directors.
Such nre the statements now given to the pab
lie by this unhappy man. How far they are
worthy of confidence, OF course cannot say;
but they deserve an attentive peru,al, and, If
false, should at once be proved so by the pre-
sent Board of Directors,
The truth i. that in affairs of this kind there is
usually more than one person who deserves to be
held to a strict account. That Schuyler is guilty,
10 IA certain extent, hi, ght and coneealmrnt af-
ford us sufficient proof; but that all the guilt
should rest ON his shoulders. aud none whatever
upon those of the Directors, IN daily intercourse
with him, and whose duty it was to examine rig
idly into the affairs of the Company, is to direct
public odnm wholly against one man, and relieve
his associates from all responsibility Baltimore
Patriot
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Blackberry and Wine Cordial

THIS i, the season of Blackbcrries, and we
avail ourselves of the kindness Of friend to
publish the following excellent recipe for making
Cordial. II is recommended as IA delightful heyer-
age, and an infaiiibie specific for Diarrhea,
binary diseases of the bowels:
REcIpE.-To half a bushel of BlackborrieS,
well mashed add lib. of Allspce, oz. CHINA
mon, . ozs. Cloves. PuIverize well, mix and
boil slowly until properly done. Then strain or
squeeze the juice through homespun or flannel.
and add to each pint of the juice, one pound Of
loaf sugar Boil again for some time, take it off,
and while cooling add gallon of best Cognac
Brandy
Dose For an adult. la gill to gill; for child.
a tea spoonful or more, according to age.
WE also append the following excellent recipe
for the manufacture of superior Wine from
Blaekberres:
Measure your berries and bruisc them; to every
gallon adding one quart ofbong water Let the
mixture stand twenty four hours string OCCASION
ally, then strain off the liquor into cask, to every
gallon adding2 pounds of sugar, cork highland let
stand till following the Octobrr aud you will have
wine ready for use, without any further stranne
or boiling that will make lips smack, As they never
smackcd under similar influence before.
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1aion. of telling you something OF the placr,
when the season opens. A few miles further
tnot more than half a-dozen) is tue Yellow Sui
phur. which is said 10 be delightfully."- cool and
shady place upon the sumit Of the Allegheny
Still some miles wcst j. the Grnyson Spring,
and hear II other mineral waters all through this
country Of which viii probably be improy
ed aud opened Ia visitors. In the end, it i not
unlikely that number Of thcse Watering Places
equal in attractions and virtues 10 the White
Sulphur and the collection around il, will be es-
tabli-hed in this region.
The crops in this section ere believed 10 be II
full average. The whrat harvest has scarcely
commenced yet-the season being here some
two OF three weeks later than with you.
The mineral excitement still prevails in Car
roll and Floyd, andis spreading into this Mont.
enmery) county and RonnoRe. Copper mines
have been opened in few miles of this place,
and some miners from Lake Superior are here
today, bargaining for tho privilege Of digging
for lead in two hundred yards of the hotel. In
coming through Roanoke last week, was shown
specimens (ycry rich, thought) of copper ore
discovered in that county, aud was told that lead
had also been found.
Bst am occupying more space than Yen can
spare for random ohnt like this, and will close.
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ARRIVALS a. the wAsHtNaTou HOUSE


wv. W. LEFfWICII. ............ P5,psie,o,
Jas Miller. Fronkln " EP smith, Wythc.
vile; L James, w Ferguson. X . daughters
Mis- Penlck. Pin, yl,nnia; ,Ias " Vaughan. Din.
widd,e; Bennett, Il Fielder. Gray ~on; Jas r
smith Central D"pet:J b McCleand, Nelson.
W Helonon, Philad,lphia; Z J Early 4 son
Campbell; Langhorne, city;J Alexander,
Miss lille Wembsh, Miss j f Graham, G W
Thornhil Il lady, Campbel Harris, Buck.
ingham;J NJ Miller, W.T. Nell city; G A Burton.
fhos Wilkinson, Bedford S A Reed j +. Cal
hovn, I W Morris, } Williams, I Jordan, .Jno
Lunsord: w Shatton, w STROLLER. Mr. Dam
ron, city; Austin. Warren, n c; VI A yiri
NJ st Louis; II d Sfeers, Petersburg; is
Thurman, Daniel Iianghorne. city; &c Booth,
Franklin; l. w Gray. city; j \ James. i A Dick
lnson' Miss James, Miss Dickinson; Nelson; c II
bryant Montgomery; Mitchell & lady. Bed.
ford; W Womnck. Pitlsylvania; y Nj Read.
Henry; May, Danville: p Saunders, Frank
lin; DIR j NJ Shelton, RobtJ Morgan, Nelson.
fhos W Woodn,FL c Woodin. S L Woodin, |,
Gilbert; j Gilbert, NJ Dews, II Holland. T I
Jones, b Jones, l. Payne, C Gilbert, w Dows
} o Terrell, Il + Harris, w Harris, Pittsylya a.
MIA.
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The hnppy man-whose ideas as to tho proper
style Of -eryiog up happiness, differ by the by
slightly from our owns now dn route 10 New
York. accompanied by two hundred pairs Of young
ladies and gentlemen, who 10 take part in the
wedding ceremonies. On the arrival they are to
pat mp nj the ST. Nicholas Hotel, the exclusive
u g If which has been hired for the oecasion for
the sun Of a. 900 per day, the festivities to con-
fnue four day-. Ihi- heats the returned Califor
mans en- tire-ly BY the way. feel at libcrtyto
contradict the rumor that the bridal procession
will visit Barnum's Museum On grande tenue.a
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Hon. D. s. Dickinson.

Phe New York papers publish characteristic
letter from this gentleman in response TO an in.
ytation to attend grand Democratic rally at
the Metropolitan Theatre, New York. The Ex-
Senator's epistle is brief but pungent and slash
ing. He deals his blows in every direction, Civ
ing no quarter to Wings, Know Nothings, or AID
minsstraton Democrats. Mr. Dickinson is ex
cruciatngly witty and sarcastic on Gen. Pierce.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The funeral ofCaptain James Lampkn will be
preached by Bishop Early at Bethlehem, Am
herst. Sunday, the 9Th, at | o'clock.
: The funeral of the late Isaac n. Pcttyiohn will
be preached. by the same, at 4 O'Clock the same
day, at the residence of his father.
The Rev. DR.. Sehon will preach missionary
sermon ut the 4th street Methodist church, on
sunday morning, the 9Th inst, and at the Sd ST.
Church at night. At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

FRENCH PoLrrENEss. French politeuess has
become provcrhial | do not think, however
the characteristic aimedat is well under
stood, or such term would not be used
If by poteness mean good hearted
ness, that seeks others pleasure, it is sadly mis-
applied. 1t is the pride of class to appear
civil well bred; of the tradesmen it IS their inter
est to be almost Servile; but outside Of these we
encounter the rudest beings On earth. \ Frcpch
lady gives yo1 welcome. and YOU feel that il is
from the lips, however choice the phrase or i'm
pressive the manner. You 90 to purchase an ar
tiele, AND the shopman or shopwoman comes tn
you with manner that seems to say. Here IS a
dear friend, what can do for her! There is the
long lost sister Just returned from America
beautiful s>ter--he sister not beloved but wor
shipped. What be done in this SHOPPER this
good relative? Would be pleasant to tnke it
ull-would it be well to be nothing but Il slave to
this dear friendl Well, after a deal of tax-all
on one side, for you can scarcely get in word
you purchase some article and take it home to
discover that you have been cheated most ridicu-
lousy paying for worthless thing. The pro.
pretor of a store into which | can look where |
SIT Is fair specimen of this class. He il a tall
spare man. with black beard oiled to the last ex.
tent. tie has an eternal simper-I will not call
1t sme--on his couutenance, while his hack ia
made up OF hinges. You have only TO watch the
reception and cheating of dozen to realize Your
own case.-Ertract from Bell Smiths Book
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Loaf ont for Co,,AtfyEgts.

Lear ar Jof tOHhiflJtitS.
The public cautioned against another counterfeit.
winch Ia, lately made It's appearance callu W h Far.
re I, Ar.hIaa Linmen the dangerous of all the
commercials. because his having the of Farrell.
will bay it in good faith. wtunutahe know edEr
that counterfeit exist, and they will perhaps only
discover their when the spurious HlXt.re has
wiough' its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by H. Ii
Farrell sule Inventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist No II Min Peoria Illnoi-, 10 whom
ali apriicatio1s for Az, rcies be addressed BE-
you get with the letters Il q hrforr FarrcI'
rhas- H. 6. FARRELL'S-and MS ignnure on the
wrtpp ~; ali others are c"uniertcit>
Sodby X SfABLGR n co. Druggist
iAuchburg, Va
ooib5 regularly authorized agents Throughout. the Gne
States.
~ Price - aud 80 rrnts and : per borlle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village AMI
Ian el IN the unijed Stnt"s in which already
e,ttbIi-hed. Address II. q Farrell above, accom-
panied with good reference aS Ia rlnrac"r reSPon-,hh
u.&c. irue20 dsc4w
Is this mammon- worshipping age, it is rare to
fHd Il flhcr his Usefulness, purc before his
interest llurng bate vs't to the Civ OF Splndie'
were pre-plted by rrssionai friend the ceie'
hlalrd Chemist, DR AVER. VIII, name j. now
perhaps la niiar than any other, the b.d-tie
Il sickness. in tHis rnnutry knowing the unpr"re'
dentpd popularity at It's Incidence. aHt The immense
sne Of them had expected t. I'd htn MILL are'
and rolling in wealth. Bur no W. mgd A.n in h;s Ia
hors,r busy viii his ahoerS, amaHg liz crncibe''
flemhcs, and rrtmt-givlHg his best retsAHl carr ~
he compounds. the virtues of Which thnd and hang
for heHlth. We ned, that notwithstanding us 'hst
business AMI its romp return, il casa, tue Dnet' -
rich. iNe assigned i, thar the maeei'l Is
>tiv ald he persists in making his preparations So eS-
nenivey, that nett pr,ft is IN Amerlc7f f"-
MR., Pha lu'4 I'm
THE prevalence Of incorrect notions upon me
subject OF t,dicac is great cause OF misery Neui'
pra ice should be governed by principles CAUTIOUSLY
,uced the contributions OF long experience ana
close ob-pryatrns. How i'm trtant then, mat no nea-
inc SHOULD be taken by invali unless II ennates from
hr band Il of terut, Judgment and t,e s'r,ts'
probty. H.onil'. German Bturs, Pienafe" ny W. u
VI. Jaekso Pniadr'rfi Is preparation en'ah"5'ns
from If the celebrate Prur itiners OF ho"e'n
nmes aud al 1hr g.ra'e,t 'r"d'r'I tr' er'"'5
prndurei. The ettcie is nos N 1o,e hahds "s
derc ihpl ~ atirc is prepared careful and skiI9,'
Is II Is producing tie ae,t the original inventor 'en
Ell l. i l..d b, mlny Of the leading practitioners "'
Phila pima in ca,s Of debility o tie sestNe ofgans'
AMI biary appara Us, and the d<'se' aflsWe '"ea
from. We therefore recommend thi7 medicine 10 sur
lefirg iuvslils. Src advertisement. June 2o-d@"'
lNLOURlN SACAs-A sood supply oil f'o''
in !alf burrel sacks, for sa.e at
mo Al ;. r E. SACkETTS, MAN 81
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Signs OF The Revolution in England.

| nm, naonn,ing tnnr, snaca ;,nn ,-,,t, oar,
Ill.,, IA. -, 81 -,
ol'''' 'o' 'auu.... - - -. '''' '''7'
Sigma NJ the Revolution IN ENGLAND.
The var IN, cI,.ses now race. GrrccI,, ia Enc.
land. The tnonevoeracy prp oppo.ed IN TN,
arj.tocrntie ruler, Of the country, because they
Lnvo beon hitherto excluded from ploces az trnst
onl a,nnlun,anf IN arcoignt If their nl.l.;,n 10.
scent The throne md nobility are hound ia
,,,.thar hv :, cnntnnn houl Tho sun,o,,o.,, r
the crown. and the evclusiyenc.s If ,La ,itl.d
cl,s. ,,,t,,,ll, lnra,,i an, o,cb ,tlor o,J e ,
he DESTROYED tt. ntler FALL Hence ,bo ~. mi;
u.ncror revolution in FppInnd Mt the nros,,rt
,,,,,.,, for ,I,. mil ~ tbo or;.tocroo,, :; :,
,re,,o innnard,. ,rLc Observation-Disclosures, - H.
war !. nntirel,. CHARGED I, tbe;r account III
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"''" ''''''''"'''" va. 80 " '-uS," ~ III"
"a' ''.I '''' ~ '''''o io'e pow
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-, - ~ "',1''''', t""h"'''on "''' ''sS
INV ~ ''''' WI '"S"''' 'no country on' tut
pe'P'e NV ''"'uao'" "P'" current events IN
~ - o'''"' "'' - w "S '"n'n' III
''e'''s "''a "''' e"o''S INV a''"3'u themselves
as'",t ,.e =" aein 'i'a'u 'A''nsi'' ao
nll"7a"''' u'4 .isi', gu 'hr ADMISSION
81 persons 10 III on'efs'''9m al c'ass'5 Ut
'h' Co""oi'' P'"f'',"3'u'Y are o's' l"ahneu 10
aie'h"Go !h' P'lun'"'pi"s. ihoonSarehy re,
sist soon in"''"''oh7 upon ."p't ''ih'- non"rea
mah"P',''a sP,rn "hd t'Pndin'' 'he mohied par.
rf"ns "ho would ugf' 10 seek such places OF trust
as should necessarily "fhhS ih'm INTO the pres
rher Oh YUM eo"stH""hi'Y' ,hese TWO pow
eifIl classes "le now d't'rhilltaly opposed 10
'a'h "ioef' beola9 'aer' ana III opposition 10
-erPtre ana tue privileged rulers 81 the lam'' are
thu great masses "l l""Rie' ti'"'nl OF dlst2yaliy
an vengeance.
ING organs utter open and unqualified treason
aud the government - 80 'eblr-so utterly Ia
competent to thu task OF carrying things with
high hand-'hal 1t dare not rlsk legal prosecution
Ia" leading organ 81 the Chartst leng0e writes
rebellion IN the ety ct London, and may be sud
without any grcnt hSaratlve license, to neye
Placard"d revolution ON the throne itself 1t says
="lhe future of England will be decided by the
and the selfish, greedy, plundering isolation OF the
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Hos. Thos IL. AvERErr. - Weregret to learn
that the Hon. Thomas II. Averctt died sndl.r,,.
at his residence in Halifax County, ON SATURDAY
evening last
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SaH Pam r 10 gea's sl.tdiag cuei bg II Farre}f
d,.,bi,n Imminent.
NR. H. 8 f'RRtLE --Denr Sn; had been nfil cei
~lrh the M pn' tlr the last years, and could
nevrr git reei sr"pt by bleeding; but by the i,
L. q tanel.is Arabian Lirne.t applied tie
,mes about three four timss Il ". it waS entirely
remove nal have felt thing of it since. | went
the StabIe nigh apply il horses sore leg
and being very LAM h, stumbled and Tell against my
eg. crush ~ mud bri,iug them badly that they
ed black my nat, rendering them powet.e ss. APP.
piled y,ur Linnent, and we'll enough in a few DAYS
10 go about again u~unl. also crushed my fuger
in Stacking ranncs, by citiny back log fall upon
youl Linimeor >oon h'alrl itnp though.
JOIN b MGEE
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Guiding stopages at all the depot, ON the In. r..
the space of six hours and half.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06
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The Scholars of the Sunday School of st. paul's
Church are requested TO meet at the Church a.
% O'Clock Saturday morning, instead Of Fri.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

lie ~ AT 'thoteHreer Wa. a.au# when The
rtfurn ofthe Dsmoe6aii- pa-tg 10 polatr raS more
necessary for the success and honor # the eoun.
try, from the time the Presidential Chair was
filled by Washington to the time when II becdme
raeant By The occupation Of The present 'neDm.
bent"
Il thus appear, that Mr.. Dickinson does not
recosnizr the Administration Of Gen Pierce a
a Democratic Admin siration. and that he sie1=
Pierce himself n non entity. Poia Democrat
d s,tsug Democrat il you vant 10 hear The
hata ltlth paiul, ,poken ont We -hai not
venture - dispute the justice Of Mr.. Dickinson
estimate of President Pierce. Ou thut puiul ou.
o.su views hive long conceded with those Of the
distinguished L. senator. Bat We beg lcnye II
cutter our protest against the implied assertion
that the Administration Of Gen. Pierce is not
Democratic Administration aud that the Demo
oeratic ptrty are not responsible for his Hets-
If Mr. Dickinson is merely poking fun ut the
President his remark siay do veil enough, but if
the l., serious, ii is nbsurd, childish and ridicu
llus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

THE CROPS u NEW ENGiANp. The NJ
York E>pre-. say, the present promises To l.
ono OF the greatest vegetable and fruit seasons cN
cr known in Now England. The farmers are u'
now getting ii their hny, and notwithstanding
heat Of last wear killing many of the roots, tn
Weld is very respectable. The patatoes pIan'e
cover more acres than over before, aud we hen
Of 10 aud 20o bushels the acre counted upon
certain. Corn is just up, and looks well, II, d. "A
other crops, but New England depends nponJul
and August weather for her crops. Ifthe seaso
continues favorable the harvest will be mos
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