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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

A weather-beaien old sea-captain gave def
mite potion of Sierra Leone in one little anec.
dOte. "Serra Leone, SIR" he said am
tell you what Sierra Leone is like. A black
fellow. sir, goes into the market It's as hot
as - well, anything. He buys melon for
three faihings-aud what does he do with il
The black fellow, sir, has ut a rag on. He's
as bare as robin. He buys his melons, cuts
it in halves, and scoops out the middle. lie
sits in enc half, ccvers his head with the ether
and eats the middle. That's what he does,
sir" ] saw Sierra Leone in all its tropical
glory, cheapness Of produce, darkness of popu-
lation, gigantic vegetation, and primitive state
Of manners Immediately
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POETRY.
I From the American Agriculiurist. I
THE NEW MOWN HAY.

nv PARK pENlAniS.
Talk not to me Of southern bowers,
OF Odors breathc1 from tropio flowers,
Or spce-trces after rain
But Of those sweets that freely flow
When June's fond bree1es stir the low
Grass hcapcd upon the plain.
This morning stood the vcrdant spears,
All wet with diamond lews- the tears
BY Night screncly shed
This evening, like an army slain,
They cumber the pacific plain
With their fast fading dead.
And where they fell, and all around
Such perfumes in the air abound;
As IL long hidden hives
OF sudden richness were unscaled,
When on the freshly trodden field
They yielded up their lives.
In idle mood love to pass
These ruins of the crowded grass.
Or listlessly to lie,
Inhaling the delicious scents,
Crushed from these downcast, verdurous tents,
Beneath a sunset sky.
II is pure delight, which they
Who dwell in cities, far away
From rural scenes so fair,
Can never know in lighted rooms,
Pervaded by exotic blooms
This taste Of natural air
This air, so softened by the breath
Exhaled and waited from the death
OF herbs that simply bloom,
And, scarcely noted, like the best
Dear friend, with whom this world is blest,
Await the common DOOM
And leave behind such sweet regret
As in our hearts is living yet,
Though heroes pass away
Talk not to me of southern bowers,
Or odors breathed from tropic flowers,
But Of the new mown hay
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

a PROBLEM SOLVED. Simon Pierso,r, ar
early settler in tennessee county, N. ", ia
his "Reminiscences" tells some amusing anec
dotes Here is one "About four miles wesl
OF me river we came to log tavern kept BY
MAJOR smith. Here we found small man
with large wife. Says Major Smith to the
small man, SIS that woman your wife - aye,
SIR" was tho reply. Says the major, "How
did you get across the riverl should sup
pose that wife would have sunk the old canoe y
20" said the little man, 81 went twice for
her l''-Boseon Posi-.
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vERMoNT VALLEY RAILROAD NOTICE.

hON and after MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1866, PAssES-
" dEn TRAINS will leave Bellows Falls for Brat
teboro at $50 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ. and return
ng leave Batlcboro at 10. 20 A. NJ. and 4.80 =. Nj.
FnEIGnr TRAM leaves Bellows Fails Mt 1920 A..
NJ and Brattlcboro at lao T.. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con-
meet South with the VI & Mass. and Connecticut
River Rail Roads. to Springfield, Hartford. New
Haven and bridgeport, direct to New York. On
the North with the Rutland and burlington, Sul-
van Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, Con-
nccticut and passumpsio Rivers Rail Roads, form
ingdirect communication with Whitehall, Saratoga
& Schenectady. 81. Johnsbury aud White Noun
tains Burlington and Houses Point. Ogdcnsburg
and Montreal. y. n. CHANDLER Snpt
VEnMosr VALLEY RAN RoAD Orncr,
MAY 9TH, 1900
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HOuSE PAINTING

IN all its branches and Of every variety. GLAZ-
l. ING, PAPER HANGING & WHTTEwAsHlNG
done to order and in good style, at short notice, and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at his shop
opposite the American House, up stairs.
L. ATWOOD.
Brattleboro March sth, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

MELoS BuGs.--Reader, arc you ever iroub-
led with that terrible pest, the melon OF squash
bug You need MT be. Get lbs. quassa
chips and pour four gallons Of boiling water
over them in barrel. Cover to keep in steam
and stand twelve hours then I'll the barrel,
and water daily. Bugs don't like biiters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

WANT OF LiME.--This may be seen in heavy
crops Of straw, and light crops Of grain. In
root crops, it is seen in tops, and the roots all
branches, or, as they are sometimes called, all
fingers and toes 1t should never be'put Oh at
the same time with manure, as il liberaies the
ammonia, and allows il to escape.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

HAMs-Are much better baked than boiled
First soak them for an hour in clean, cold wa
ter let them drain, aud then spread them all
over with flour batter, and bake in a dish Ia
mode turkey.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

MASuSR.-If land is too sandy, the best ma
nure is clay, and eached ashes. These will
puddle it, and render it tenacious of water. II
it is heavy clay, il requires sand to render it
porous. If it is muck, ii requires lime to neu-
tralize the acid, and destroy the antisepiic, or
resinous quality Of the soil.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

The following is the latest method for dress,
ing calfs head Take your head aud rub a
thick lather all over the face; then pare Of
WIN sharp insiTument-wipe well with a
clean towel, and place pieces of starched linen
hall way up the cheeks lard the crown with
any kind Of grease-a few drops of oil may be
an improvement--and your calls head will be
dressed up in the most approved style.
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NOTICE.

rl,HE subscriber having sold Out bis Boot and
Il Shoe business u becomes absolutely necessary
for him to call all having ur1s1tiled Notes and
Accounts TO make immediate payment | shall be
for the present at the OLD stand. 7. SIMONDS.
Brnttleboro, Feb. 20, 1855
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

RECIPE TO MAKE BLAcKBERRY WNE.-To
every three pints of berries add one quart of
water suffer to stand twenty-four hours. strain
'nrougn eullender, then through Jelly bag,
ana 70 every gallon of the juice add three
pounds OF good brown sugar, the white of two
eggs beaten to irolh, and stirred in the mice;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04

Why is it dangerous to walk in woods ia
early spring
because the trees are shooting.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-04
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS, RAILROAD.
ION and after MONDAY, JUNE 4th Trains will


ON and after MONDAY, JUNE 9TH Trains will
~ run as follows, via.
Upward-Loavo Boston at 1870 +. NJ. Fiiehburg
at 3 20 =. NJ,
Downward Leave lirnuleboro At $40 A. NJ.
passenger ear will run in connection with freight
train leaving Fchhurg at $50 A. ". aud returning
leave Greenfield for fehburg nj s.l5 T. NJ
The ie.20 +. NJ trim for Boston. connects with The
Connecticut River Rail Road al Greenfield. for Deer
Geld Hatfield, Northampton, Iiolyokc. Chicopce and
Springfield aud with the night train 10 N. v every day.
The downward A. VI. train from lratileboro. aud The
n A. NJ train from Boston, with the Ashueloi
Rail Road at South Vernon. Freight trains each way
daily OTIS T. RUGGLES, SUPP.
Filehburg. June %, 1855
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Some, Bob, tell MS how much you have
cleared by your wild land speculation -
Cleared F! ah, cleared my pockets %
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STRAY COLT.

4 lame Into tie inolosurc Of the subscriber on
" the 10Th inst, sorrel mare Colt, with a
white stripe in face, and one white hind foot The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. CHARLES SHhIGLRY.
Putncy, May 18th, 1855 II
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims!

A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS.
"a both Regulars and Volunteer. Sailors Manne,
flolilla-Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters, Teamsier
Indians, and al persons whn may have served fourteen
days IN any OF the Wars Of the United STATES since The
year 1870, the laws Of 1855 gives each Of you wLo
have not heretofore received Warrant for Land One
Hundred and Sixty Aeres,, And to all WIN have re-
eeived Bounty i.sad, enough more 10 make One Hun
dred and SiSiy Acres
10 the case OF the death Of The person entitled Land
his Widow, or " no Widow the minor Child or CHI
dreu, are entitled TO The Bounty.
We are prepared 70 promptly prosecute az eains FAR
LrHd, and viii sufTiy justices Of Peace County Crts
CoansrissoHcrs u ds. Notaries Pailic LasrsTs and
gu otaers, rih he necsssary iRs1Hcfions, and biHk
or1s free IF cost dppleafion b. mail or oterrise
When desired will sell the Warrant at the mar
Ike, Pfiee, and remit a check for proceeds.
N. II. COBB & co.,
p William Street. New York
Referenecs-Bank Of The Commonwealth New -York.
6m9 Ohio Life & Trust Company, New York
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WOOL CARDING

A Nd CLOTll DRESSING. The subscriber would
"A inform his customers aud the public generally
that he viii commence Cariing Woo and Dressing
Cloth the 9Th inst SAMUEL LITTLE.
whitiugham, May ID, 1855. esmoiit
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A Book for Americans and Foreigners
CATHOLICS OR PR0TESTANTs.
ExrITLKD
PAGANlSM, P0PERY AND CHRISTIANITY.
or TIE BLESSINGS OF An
OPP E NJ q q I e.

by Door. MILNER and PnoF. BERG.
Large ismo- nearly 800 Pagrss. Price si.e5
TIVE Subscribers are happy to announce thu,
IL this valuable work Is now ready, and that
they Arc now prepared to receive application.
for Agencies for every town and County in the
Union.
alone will be sufficient to ensure the work a sale
beyond any other issued. on the great and I'M
portant subject which It treats, they would re-
spectfully request those who wish 10 secure an
Agency, 20 apply At once, designating the territory
in which they desire to operate, aud ful particulars
Of terms, &c, viii be forwarded immclialcly.
As this work will he sold exclusively by canvass
ing agents, Il Is seldom that such an opportunity
offers for a profitable seasons business
Address L. p. CROWN x CO, Publishers,
AVIS 81 cornhill. BOSTON.
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Six negroes were sentenced to be buno in
kaPldes parish, la, on the 22uIt for the muir
der of their overseer.
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THE GREAT RACEH
5000 Bottles Sold in Thirty Days n
OLD DIR. WIN. ABBOTT AHEADllll

DEADElt, These are FIST times, and II, in the
great ~il and press NJ this busy scene where ail
around you iccming with HE aud activity. III the
eager pursuit Of gain or livelihood, gained By good
strong honest industry, YOU find yourself unalc TO
keep your end up and forced 10 sit down quietly,
suffering under disordccd stomach or II you ufe at
licicd with
Dyspepsia, Costivoncss, Billions Complaint,
Jaundice, had IIumors, Coughs,
Colds, Headache, &c.,
rise up and 70 AT for bottle Of old Doctor WI.
liam hbbous Bi'crs take Them by the directions Ego
icm goooIfM and strong hope for You can pe cured
well as ten thousand others, who, could they oil
speak It's praises with voice. would be heard rom
Maine TO California. The strong men use H. Tor It
MAINTAINS them in vgor, the weak aud dcbiliiacd use
II for il renews aud inylsomics; mothers give IL to
their children, for u s safe homes, irmiy medicine
The Rich aud the Poor use II,
FOR they both needhc same hclpa professional men,
for sedcniafy pursuits bring indigestion aud the
above complaints i-ihe mechanic for be wants good
appetite aud sound nights rest the ahorcr for his
health is olcn bis only capital and best friend ;ihc
sailor, far away from home IN fever laiiiudes IN el
cmes, he wants rusty medicine, such rs OLD Dr.
WILLIAM ABBOrIsS BiTTERS.-The ladies use
these Biefs for the cure Of pmpcs aud bad humors'
rs they do moi odd TO good looks in short they are
used by oil classes and hore been far FORTY years. II Is
no medicine Of day, made 10 taste pleasant aud I'D
yohsod for sale, nor Is i got OPP to clear The Maine
law clhcr II I. composed Of nnufo's remedies, aud
will restore the rue Working Of hcriaws Come away
then from yoor prejudiecs and leave your worn GU,
Disappointed hopes
BUY AND TRY THIS WONDER WORKING
MEDICINE,
which costs but FIFTY CENTS.
~ no cuRE Is ErEcrrD THE MONEY WILL nE nE-
TURNED.
Throw away your costly nostroms. give 10 simple
naiuro's remedy trial md on the word sod truth OF
old Doctor William Abbott you will not be dssppoint-
ed.
This valuable Medicine !. forsaie nt all the fespoca
tie Druggists, Apoihccuries. aod Groccrs' siores
Druggists rnd Gfoeen who wish for this article, will
please 10 address themselves To the Proprietor, tot
ienns &C., At 80 State Street, Boston,
y. A. RICHARDS, SoLE PnorRiEroR.
90 STATE srREEr, BOSTON.
Boston, July ~, 1855 iy26
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Roors. sHoEs q RuBBERs.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER having bought the entire
l. stock Of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBElS Of
p. stMONDS, will carry on the Boot and Shoe bust
ness in all It's various branches at the old stand
cupied by 7. SIMONDs for the last twenty years
Ali work done at short notice aud warranted.
J. II. SIMONDS.
Brntilehoro. Feb. %. 1858.
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MARBLE. MARBLE.

INVITE She attention of the public generally 70
Il the large stock of MARBLE now have on hand,
not only from Rutland but from all the other choice
Quaries in the State.
dentlemen, whenever a stone is sold from my
shop IL II does not come up to the standard as 10
commended, (romember, my motto is, to make eve
will be refunded. have obtained the services Of
Cutter who has had long experience in the busl-
ness and who Is fully posted ia regard to style |
have also on hand MONUMENTS Of all sizes and
descriptions.
Wilmington, May, 18th, 1866
is WELLS SNOW.
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HoLBRooK's PRIMARY DRAW
IL ing and Copying Slate, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by j sTEFN & SON
Brattleboro, June 8th. 10
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FARMERS HEAD QUARTERS
Ell. CARPENTER,
DEALER ~
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS.
Miscellaneous BO0kS

NJ W SE AfEhtSy FEhhODACAIe
Miscellaneous Books.
FAscr Articles INKS, PrNs. PApKr, Esruo,,,
Sc, sc.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the prin,;,,,
~ Newspapers and Magazines IN The tiuii,d 80.
Books and Music Obtained to order on shart not.e -
posile the American House, Bfailieboro.
Newspapers;
Nes-York Times, New-Yofk Tribune
New-York Herald, Boston Journal
Springfield Republican Baou's Pi,lodsl.
mud an The principal Wceklies Of New.York and Ne,
England. for sale by the year, month single number
Magazines
Puinam's Monthly. Harper's Magazine.
kniekcrboeker, Hunts MerchaDts Magazine.
Graham's, Godey's, Pelersons and Ballon, 10
on hand as soon rs issued by The Publishers, Abysd
or Monihlies, Quauerics aud Serials Of every ,e,sr
ton ordered Al short notice Those Subscribing for az
of the above 10 undersigned will receive .hel Naes
rines, Il in this village, free Of postage.
New Books:
Ida May; Ruth Hail. by Fanny Fem;
The Newsboy;
Fashion aud Famine bv Mrs Siepbens;
Martin Mcrrivale, His Marx &c, &c
Toys To-. TOys!!
The subscriber has just received new and large as
sor'menl Of Toys, suitable for the amusement Of chill
dren Of all ages.
miscellaneous.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and Gor
sale az sorts Of Stationery, including
Writing, Bill, Note and Bloiiing Pancr.
Envelopes. Pens Pencils, Memorandums,
lnk, Waters, &c Also.
Diaries for 1856, Pou Monies,
Pocket knives, &c., &c. T.. J. CARPENTER
Bratileboro, Feb. !, 1866.
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B IG FAN.
TOWLEs
WANTED.

A wO0DTURNER. One we'll qualified can End
q constant employment and good wages, by an
plying to 8. GATES & 90
Brattleboro, March 80, 1855. o
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iuH and choice selection of every kind, such as;
Teas Sugars, syFups, Moasses, Extra Qualilies-lhe
. best assortment ever offered IN this place
Sperm and Whale Oil, Fluid and Cnmpbene. yinega,
Ground and Ungroond Spices,
,Ironee Of al kinds Ground and Whole Rice,
Iapoea, Sage, Corn Starch, Ciiron,
Eng Cuuanis, Raisins box und cask
rue san, Tobacco, &c., &c.,-a full assortment
duee, at WUFEI rms
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Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore, Maryland 10Th June 1855.
CAUTION FRAUDS.

The Commissioner Of The Maryland State Lottcnes
has deemed II his dnly to caution the Public against
the numerous Saindicu who circulate BY mail aud
he agents Tor the sale Of tickets in Loticfcs which arc
wholly fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries ia Maryland those
drawn daily under the supefniendence Of The Commits
sonet elected by the people Of the State under the
new Constitution 10 examine aud approve lie schemes
aud attend 10 me drawings.
Az the tickets IN these Lotteries and al certificates
of packages Of tickets have the Autographed signature
+. y. BnEsAs, General Agent Tor the Cauuacior.--
Office of The Maryland Consolidated Lotteries Balti-
more. Nd. Al ohers arc fraudulent
For foil information on The suhjco, 81 these frauds.
Address y. y. brennan.
ly26 BALTiNoHE, MAHTLASD.
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CrOckery and Glass Ware.

Cf0ckery and Glass Ware;
just receiving assortment of New Styles for sale
low us the lowest, at WIiEELER'S Cheap Store
GRANITE Row.
Light: Pure CANIPHENE and FLUID. fresh
every week, at WHEELER'S.
Red Top seed. a superior article, at
WHEELERSa
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T,...,,e r,.rsge--Jsdgs sssars Case, We.
.eE OF THE pIsPArcH.
NEW YORK, Nov Is
.vaniue while some Of the workflen IN
DR. GoId.marks percussion cap Iae'o ,s;,,. ,cne.
n..5 = barrel of powder. which expIoded' blow,
ne fsrory to atoms and severely injuring one o. tne
ssrl srnen Several buildings in the neiglpornooo
were badly damaged. Loss SLOW
Z s. Walk fis and six others were arrested yes
,arda unon the charge of swindlng several coni'
mercial arms here out of $1,000 in goods
Yesterday the last Of IIowes American MenA-
ger lie was disposed of under the hammer. arg c
sumber Of horses were sold ut from sig to SasD
each Among the purchasers was +. 4. BarnuiL
Tho celebrated wax figures, once exhibited IN bar
NUNS Museum, which cost 81 900. were Hold for
$50 Howe realizes about S200o0 from the enure
sale and retires with = neat fortune
Mr., Thomas Francis Meagher was married 10
day, by Archbishop Hughes. to Miss Townsend
one of the rel sning bells Of the FIfth avenue
The nuptials took place at the Cathedral ana ihe
bridal party was very gay ana very =. ars a
ma frimoniaI prize from one of our oldest and most
respectable families
but few people going now, except for business pur'
poses The Baltic, for Liverpool, to-day takes OUT
but 81 pa ssengers; and the Arago, fer Hsyre, on
Saturday has but few berths engaged Home
travel likewise, begins to slack OF little MOS
of the irst class steamers having gone INTO winter
quarters. sE$%
w. H. King for many years the wen known
treasurer At Niblo's Garden, died last week
A war of words, threatning an indennite hulhoer
of libel suits, is going on in the advertising columns
of the newspapers, between Max Maretzek, lauthor
Of Crotchets and Quavers. , and b. ullman, a gen
tleman whilon associated with Max IN the conauc'
of the Italian Opera here MaretZek speaks OF III
man in his book as having been the cause OF Son
tags death by slandering and misrepresenting, and
so on. r -, :,
The U. S. surveying schooner Petrol, Capt Budd,
sailed Yesterday morning for the West
Rev F. r. Schwodes, of a Dutch reformed
church in this city, has mysteriously disappeared.
His family are ignorant of his whereabouts and IN
much distress.
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CHICAGO GRAIN notwithstanding TO the
Chicago Journal there has been shipped. since the
openine of navigation to the present time thirteen
millions one hundred and sixty-twO bushels OF
grain This does not include shipments by rail
road Over seven and half millions OF the above
amount consisted of corn, and upwards OF four and
a half millions of wheat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY
L STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-Ve world
call the attention of the trade our beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries &C.; English
Mernos at % cents all wool DeLaines 573 cents per
yard be-utitul Mousline at 25 and II cts Ribbons
all qualities Molre Antique Trimming from to 50
cts. per yard and great many other very
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
Ut the new store OF E. CAMP 4 Co,
&C 10 223 Broad ST.
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DNEUMONTA PREVENTED BY LEI

L. ARDS COUGH SGBUP.-PeTsOas a. hn \
son OF tho year should be careful CT thr above isi
IL steals upon you slowly but surely. Hos 81
lose their lives by neglect Lose no tine VI
hEONA3D'S INSTANT RELIEF. Take Nr '
spoonsfull night and morning. Il isS prevaEf
well as certain cure, against coughs sldcos
taking u dose previous to your inhSiinE tle rgn'
and evening air. 1t is better than gO to DE 'ag
Price-25c. per bottle; S bottles, ole dol4. a.
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
TO be had of L. B. THOMAS, Broad street Ssg'i
Hill, and of all Druggists and DealeIs geae7bi
Richmond and State of Virginia WhGsas
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Il Co, y Man stree
THOMAS LEONARD, corner OF Adams and Gay 81,
Richmond Va asf
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=, bAiAooNiSG IN kEsTUckY--On Thursday, !, >,
b b,ohs- nodard assembled in his balloon. with |,
,of,e attached from Louisville, Ky After shor,
saa, the horse was detached and several ger,il.
/ cIa a ,has with Mons. q. The last seen Of
westerly direction. o'' III 'ina AR IN sout.i
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..; SiekSEsS IN OHIo.-sevcral parts of Ohio ara
,ss a b 10 be afflicted with sickness unparalleled in
aeaar localities but appears 10 he ,,nn.. ~ par
a. in "a as wen as IN the Valleys in towns AZ wi
chiIis ',s country In Central Ohio, where tba
shaking the people eeore known they have been
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po hELI &c gentleman named Deac, residing in
raflS' mas presented to the church lof CEa,I;nar
cues, (Cantal) piece of the True Tross Of .a
s s;a Oh mans finger, which in the great revon
lioIi' was broken from large piece kent in tha
chapel OF st. Denis This piece was originally nr re
tanned to f tne chapel by Philip augustus who OBJ
pl' ana the French monarch caused II 70 ho do
p p,nnes III gold box, enriched with precious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

CORNER STONE L,ID.-The corner stone OF the
Peter Hertzo. Theological Hall at New Brunswick
n. j., was laid on Thursday, in the presence of the
President, professors and students of Rutgers Col
ege Mrs. Hertzog. the donor of $50, 200 for the
building, was also present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

o,;a;na n i that WAS BORN LATE-An old Car.
Uil"u once SAID was born the last ,iav in the
year the last day of the month the last a 81 ~, .e
week very late in the day, and haze aIroays been I
htnd hand believe it would have been tiftw d 01
Ears IN my pocket if hadn't been born at aIl WI