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DIR. J. II. SCIlENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

The proprietor of this medicine was him
self many years ago, reduced so low as to be
given up By his physicians and friends, in the
last stage Of CONSUMPTION, VIXEN all hopes
of ever getting well had fed, he MA strongly
recommended to use Syrup made from IN
old Indian receipt. whlch succeede in effect
ually curing him. The family physicians and
a large number of respectable gentlemen GER
tilted to the farls of this ease, and soon tho
Punionfc Syrup obtained a rcputat ion never
cqualled in That section Of the totntry. Gre
a'ing, as this case did, n sensation second 10
that only OF n miracle, DIR. Srhenck was
Waited Upon by many similarly aflhc ed, to
whom lie administered the Syrup with the
same beneficial rcstfl;s. III fact, Itch was The
notoriety ofthis mcdicinc, that eminent prac.
ticing physicians had their aitention drawn
toward the rising reputation Of it, from hav-
ing witnessed us curative powers, and freely
extended and introduced the medicine 10 the
public, and nsed it in their daily practice
No other medicine operates upon the sys-
ten in the manner that the Pumonic Syrup
does. Ii produces healthy action mon the
morbid parts,by purifying them frcn diseases;
it promotes the expectations, allays The
cough, ripens the matter in the lungs, and
when il is discharged, 1t heals the opening
that the breaking of tn, tubcrcle or alb.
secss produces, and the lungs become sound
and resume the Performance OF their natural
functions; it also soOthcs the irrtatcd portion
of the lungs and other organs. and thus re-
stores these parts TO health. A superior
property that the medicine possesses over all
Others is, that it contains no opium, calomel,
or any other delelerious medicine.
In lsIl Di Schenck removed from Elem.
ingt,n, New Jersey, TO Philadelphia and COM
menccd the practice Of his profession, where
he sooh required a reputation excelled by
M in. H.. Ill
been deemed incurahle and he has since then
d'rly presented to the world inconses lib 10 evi.
dencc oi HIS sseecss.
Both OF his parents died with Conssnn.
ton, which Appeals TO have been an heredi-
tary disease with his fathers family. Allhis
brothers and sisters except one, died early Of
this disease, none of them, but one brother,
reaching the age of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last Of his family, he
naisrally felt some alarm, as one sfser anorh-
or were consigned to the silent tomb by rlis
fell destroyer.
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L Il ri Ht
Rutland and Burlington
r "A IL g.E. r @ A d,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after June s5th, 1855. trains will
run as follows, viz.
Lcatc Midllcbury for Burlington at71sA.
NJ. and .i0t and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Middcbury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls,at 49, and 1l.4S A. NJ and I. 9GP.M.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury and Bel.
lows Falls, at 1.l5+ and IS A. NJ. and
GO r. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlcburv and
Burlington, at 5.00t A. NJ. and 1905 and
$50 L. NJ.
At Burlington trains CONNECT with Lake
Champldln Steaiiicrs, and trains of the Yer
nout Central and Vermont and Canada roads,
at Rutland, with trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Sclierccta-
dy and the Wost at Bellows Falls. with
trains of the Cheshire road for Eitciburl,
Worcester Lowell and Doston-ycrmoht Val
ley road to Brattleboro, Sprihg field llattford,
New Haven and New York-lnd wifi StlIi-
van road for Windsor, White River Junction
and the White Mountains. lily
- L. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Freight train.with Passenger car attached.
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n o Ill u Nj b u G.!
Wisner'S Patent Wash Tub

A new era has dawncd upon the female
portion of our world. Wash Tub very
sinplc in it's arrangement, has made its ap
pcarance in the United States, by ONE Of
those mysterious events which characterize
most of our valuable and useful improve
ments of the day. Bv accidental impression
of the mind, many of the arts and sciences
have been discovered and improved. Tie
mind directed. steam issuing from n tea.ket.
tie, conceived thc powcr--lcnce Fulton.
with his uneouth Steamboat. The fall of
an appIc, unlocks tho mind of Newton
thence the law of erayitation. By sucb small
incidents, are the origin of mast of the won
sfers of the age. SO in regard To TIA. MASH
TUB. Women have toiled for ages TO their
utmost capacity, exposing their lives over
the Wash Tub, with no improvements to al
leviate their burdens and severest labor in
washing.
A very short timc since a woua, who ,vas
ioilins at her wash board observed to !. Ban
fist CLERGYMAN bv the name of Wisncr of
Aurora. Eric 60 X Y that She wished bn
vould mako a n,achine that wouId no , moro
comfortable way of Washing Tho rcoYcsb
exeitcs his svmnathv. the mind conreivcs Tho
idea forms tLr hanJs construed !, r,,do a.,
bnt n very simnlr W,sI,inc hnn,rat,,. iir,,eSc
rho pa,nn, WI, T,h ~ ,i',,'.',' 800 !,
The ncishI,o,ins xonscr u,c I'll, Ill" ,ro III
Iv nIeascd MN ;,s wasb;mc ,,o,v"rs mo ,,o-
n,nn ncirhhnrs M rr;onSs hosa, NJ W.
ner 10 e,i n n,teu,od Inf no n IL 40 s;n,nIo
it will not be- noticed. But sill he is messed
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I'll a X cts.
Cattle Market,-Ju1y 10.

Brighton Cattle Market,-July 10.
At markct-ll00 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores,
0 pairs Working Oxen Cows and Calves, 2600
Sheep and Lambs, 400 Swine
Prices.-Bcef Cattlc-Extra 1925; First
quality So, Second do SSdS %; Third do
81 30; ordinary $4,000.
Hides -ss6@6,23 per cwt. Tallnw 1923.
PcltS 75cGe$l 90. Calf Skins 12c.
Veal Calvcs--SGRS
Working Oxcn-No sales noticed.
Storcs-Two years old $2l $50: three
years, S3i0i5
Sheep and Jamhs-Extr1 5C710. BY lot,
81 p, $50, 2,75@3.
Swine-597c.; retail 6Gsc. Fat Hogs, 6i.
Misunderstanding to the large number of
Beef cattle at market and the warm weather,
there is a further decline in prices from g to
soc pcr 100 lbs.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps.

This medicinal diet drink is manufactured
by the prol rictor ut Schicdam, in Holland,
expressly for medicinal purposes. IT has
been submitted to neatly all the first Chem
lists and Physicians in the United States, who
endorse il over their own signatures as one of
the great essentials Of the lfdtcre Medica.
IT is now prescribed with great stcccss in
Gravel, Gout, Rheumatism. distractions Of
Bladder and Kidneys, and Tor Dyspcl sin 1t
has no superior In the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, developed
In yellew paper, with my name on the bottle
cork and label and foi sale by all the re-
spectacle Druggists in the United States.
UD0LPII0 WOLFE,
10, 90. and 90 Beaver. St New York
3;3m % South Front-st.. Philadelphia
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TIE GREAT RACE
5000 Bottles Sold In Thirty Days !!
OLD DIR. VIM. ABBOTT AHEAD!

Rcadcr,--Thcsc are fast times: and if, in
the great whirl and press of this busy scene
where all around you are tccmng with life
and activity, in the eager pursuit of gain or
a livelihood, gained by good strong honest
industry, you find Yourself unable tp keep
your end up, and ARE forced tn sit d"~n gui-
city, suffering under dlSordcrcd stomach iot
II you are afflicted with
DyVcpsio, CoSircncss, Bilious Complaints,
Jaundicc, Bal HumorS, Coughs,
COids, Hcedaehc, &c,
rise up, aud 20 at for cile Of old Doctor WIZ
liam Abbous Hitter, take tlrcr by the direction. -
20 with good faith aud strong hope, for you can be
cured rs we'll as ten Thousand othrs who, could they
all speak ills piaiscs with Que voirc, would he l,tnfd
from Maine 10 California. The sirohg men r.t ill., for
II maintains them IN vigoi the weak aud dclnlitnci
use II for II rcnews aud imN igoratcs; m",iitrs gteitB
their eh'drcn Tor II ~ SAFE honest. inn,ly urdcinc.
THE RICH AND the POOR USE IT,
for they both need the same hclp,-a professional
men, Tor seientnry pursuits bring indigestion AID
the above complaints the mechanic, Tor he -ants
GOOD appetite aud sound nights 1.-THE ilhorcr
fo hi. health Is often his only CAPITAL and hest friend
tile tuior Tar away itcm home in fever lnlii tdh
nl cline, he wants rusty medicine, such as bfdJ
DOCTOR WILLIAM ABBOTTs IiTrERs.-'fhc
ladies u,c these Bitrrs for the rmplrs aud bad
hninors, rs they do not add To good lnoks ~ short they
arru'cd by all classes and have brrn for f,uy wear.
u Is no mecine of day, made taste ploa,an, aud
advertised ir sale nor is II got up In ccaf the Maine
law 'hhcr u l. compa,rd of natures remedies, aud
viii restore tho true orkng Of her law, Come wav
then from Your prrjudiccs aud leave your worn OF
Disappointed hoprs,
BuY AND Try THIS WONDER WORKING
MEDICINE,
Winch co,rs nut FirrY Cents.
Uno cure is c6ccicd hc mopcy wiH be rcturncd.
Throw away our costly nosirun,s, give to simple
lures remedy trial, aud on the wo'd aud truth Of
"d ,r William Abbott Non viii not be Disappointed.
rus valuable Medicine j. for -Hic all the re-prctn-
bio Druggists, hpoih' carries, and t;,ocor. stores.
Druggists and Gruscrs who with for thi. urt,Ir will
please address Themselves to the Proprietor, for ter.,
&C. at 50 State Street, Boston
q A. RICHARDS. Sole Proprietor,
90 State Street, Boston.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHAICoNcEYrRATEp.
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For PHTtfg'Hg Tie Biood, rcmoriHg Oh dis
c0ScS Arising from crccSS Of JfcrenrD, crpo-
sure amt imprudcHce in lie, chronic eoASti-
tMtoaat disease, arising from an impure
STATE NJ the BiOod, ami The only rcIioble ami
cgcctHaL khoWH rcmcdy for The cure Of ScroE
~a, SAL Rlcum Scdh H'ad, Ulccraiioas
NJ tho 1frodt and Legs. PQiaS and SpeH-
'ngS of The Bones. Tetier, Pimpics on TIC
Fac, end all Seaiy Eruptions nj The F1ee.
This ariicle is now prescribed by some of
the most distinguished physicians in the coun-
try, and has proved more efficient in practice
thanany preparation OF Sarsaparrila vet of.
krcd TO the pnblc. Several eases of sccon
Diary Syphilis, Mercuriaf and Scsofulo,ss dis
eases have entirely recovered in the incurable
wards Of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treat.
mcnt that could he devised. These eases fur
nish striking examples u the saluiary EFF, cts
OF this medicine ia aIresling some of the most
inveteraie diseases, after the glands were de-
stroyed, and the bones already affected
NorIcE.-Letters from responsible PhySi-
cians and Professors of several Medical Col
leges, and certificates OF cures from patients
will be found accompanying both Preparations.
PRIcEs-Fluid Extract Of Buchs 81 per
bottle. or q bottles for SIS. Fluid Extract Sar-
saparilla, 81 per bottle, or hotties for So
Equal in strength 10 one gallon of Syrup of
Sssrsapar'la
Prepared and sold by II. +. IIELAfBOL.D
Chemist. 2o3 Chestnut Street, near the Gil.
rard House, Philadelphia.
TO be had OF ii. a. SnELDoE, Middleburv
and by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or
Asen, receive immediate attention. ISy
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Horse Lost.

Strayed from the pasture, July g, d large
Brown Horse. His name light, SOME while
in the face, and hind feet white, long switch
tail. Whoever will return the said horse to
me, or inform me where he can be found;
shall be suitably rewarded.
j. A BENT.
Cornwall, Vt, July 81.
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REMARKABLE FREAK or NAruR E.
Tho brig Isabella, from humacoa, p. R.
arrived hero yesterday morning, had on
board a horse, full grown, and having
but three legs, two hind and one fore
leg-thcrc being no appearance of any
joint or place for the other leg. The
beast is very active, ard manages to get
along at respectable gait'-N Y
Times.
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DR.. LIsrENARD
continues to be con
suited confidential
y and successfully
IN all forms of pri-
vate diseases, at his
. Il Established
Hospital, No. b Bca-
yer st, Albany,N. Y.
Or. LiSpeAetd'S
Grrat Work.
APriv a tenn edica al
Traattua
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Notice.

All persons who have any unsettled &C,
counts at my saop, are desired TO call aud
settle Them Immediately, rs | have closed
business, at the cid stand l may hereafter
be found at the shop &C n. l.. Fuller, in
Stewards Block
L BERTRAND.
June 3, 1868. III
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11nolaimed estates in Great Britain

The British Government have taken pos
session of properties left in England, or in
the other British possessions, by the follow
ing named persons no next of Kin having
been found to claim them:
Miss Helen Hay, William Harris, Mrs
Eliz Howe, john Higss, Esther Hughes, Rich
ard G. Hand, Hudson, John Hawkins, Ann
IIibhlc, Jas. Augustus Irwin Charles lmhof.
Charles Jones Edna Jcnkinson. Sophia Doro-
thea King, William Keel, John kcndrck,
Robert Kew.
(lorc nert rcck)
The properties left by either of the above
m ,n,ioncd persons can now he recovered by
persons showing themselves next of Kin of
such person. For further information apply
to COLUMBUS SMITH, West Salisbury, VT.
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Albany Private Hospital,
Quick Curea aud Low Prices.

NO BEAVER sTaEEr, ALBAN3, II. ,.
Trcnty Thousand PaticutS Cured AnnntUv
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V0LUNTA RY TESTIMONY.

L,
We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming,
ton, d" hereby certify that we are well acoain-
ted with Dr. ii. Schenck' lie was attacked
by disease, which,,s we believe ternaTsi ned ",
Pulmonary Consumption, under the spcyat;o,
Of which, he was reduced so low as TO be nm.
aole to leave his bed for a long time. and to
all appearance waSpast recovery. lie now
perfectly wcl-his cough and fever have left
him, and we feel justified in declaring it isor
belief, that these salutary effects have resnlt
ed from the use of the Pulmonc SyIup.
MEMBER OF SoNGREss, MERCHANIA
Isaac q Farley j. G. & }, II. Readng,
Augustus Hrisbie,
COUNTY ShEnx. A. V. Donnel,
Joseph Bcns0s. VIM. =, Emery,
J. Z. Fapes.
sUKRoGATE.
Il. C.. ScymouI eLERsY.
Jas. NJ Olnst,d,
JUICES OF THE eouRP.C. Ba,olette.
Samuel Hill,
Roht. r. Rcudng, posIMASrER.
y. Z. Davis, Geo. w. Rislcn
MEMBERS OF tue BAR: cIrIzkNS.
Rtcr j CLARK, ,LDhu n. Capner.
VIM II Sloan, MalboR c. Hnrt,
G.. Bariles. Peter Ewing.
Naih'l baNtoa, Asa Jones
George A. Allen, VIM Il, Moore,
,Ias. n. Reading, L. ". Bulk,
Alex. Nnrts Hugh Capucr,
john l.. jones,
PHYSICIAN. Thomas Gray,
j +. Schenck, NJ ID. J. Holcomb,
Geo L. Rex, NJ. D., David Durham,
X, b. Mershon, NJ. D.Hart Wilson.
AZ this time there is not town GO village
H. tho United StateS'but in which can be found
more o. less wonderful cures by the use Of
SrhenGks Pulmenic Syrup.
ID. Schenck is the inssnios os the ccle-
hr@od Rospirometcr for examining and de
tecttns all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart q.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Pt4iadslRha-GlLB VENT acc.
III n. Third Street.
Ne@ fo,k--C. V. CLICKNER & 60, 81
Barclay Street.
Bosicm-REDDlNG & como s State st.
Andcvery respectable Druggist throsgh-
out the United States. l9.35eow
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N E W TON AC A D 4 NJ Y,
Al SUOREUAM

Tho Fail Term of this institution will con-
mencc on Monday, the 10th Of September
next.
EDWIN FOBES, A VI. Principal.
Miss MARY II. WHEELER, Preceptress.
Miss 4. SLACK, Teacher of Vocal and In
truriiciital Music.
The Trustees tire tappy to announce that
the school will continue Under the charge of
Mr. Fohes, the present. popular Principal
Miss Wheeler is favorably known in this
community as an experienced and successful
Teacher.
Miss Slack, late Of Richmondvillc Female
Seminary, sustaiilS the reputation of bril-
liant pianist and a superior Teacher. We are
confident, therefore, that the Music depart
mcnt, so prosperous during the past year,
will continue TO offer superior advantages to
those who wish t. take lessons in instrumcn-
tai or vocal music.
TUITION.
Fer quarter payable the middle Ofth Term.
Common English Studies, SO 90
Higher English Studies, ...... 4 90
Latin and Greek Languages, ..... o.
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Music, with use of Piano, 90
French. SO. ....... %
Drawing and Crayon, ..... > 90
Painting twatcr colorS), ........ 90
Vocal Music, .................. 90
Board and lodging, 80 per week. Two
dollars per quarter deducted from the board
bills of those who furnish their rooms.
Washing lights, and fuel at cos. Day
scholars who occupy r0olris, and solf-board-
cfs are charged & per qiiartcf each for rent
No tuition bills fhddc out for less than half
u quarter and no deduction made for absence
except in ctse ~ prntrac:ed sickness
n. 3. Ills desirable tha, hhpils who wish
for board in the family Of the Principal,
should make application BY the 18th of Au-
gust, or earlier if practicable.
BY order of the Directors
L. S. ATWOOD, Sec.
shorchamj Jnly %, 1865. LIFT
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III arric0,

At Ifavcrhill, n. H., July 18th. by the Rev.
J.. II. Greeley, SroppARD d. Coi.nY, Esq, Of
Montpelier, TO Miss ELLEN IluNr, OF liavcr-
hill.
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Dic0,

In TINS village, on the Goth inst d, Tnrp, y.
Nichols, only daughter Of ID. G. and L. E.
Nichols, aged years.
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Notice.

The nnniial meeting of the stockholders Of
the Lake Dunmore Hotel Company, will he
holden at the Lake Dunmore House, on the
first Wednesday Of August next at 10 o'clock
year ensuing.
II L. b. BARBER, Clerk.
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Stoclswell Cottage,

The present residence OF DR.. G. J. EEifs,
of West Cornwall, Vt, desirable location
for n Homeopathic Physician, Is FOR SALE.
Enquire of the present occupant.
July H. 1855. 12tf
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Salmon,

Goldfish, Mackcrcl, New Maukcrcl at CT
cents per llb, just received by
July II. II. A, SHELDON.
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tRs. JOSEfi u. MAUI y. NJ, Irnclpdl.
REv. II, B. TAYLOR, Steward
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMOTH Back BuiLplNGs-Nih Male
aud Fcm,lc DcpartmcntS-iu the estimation
of Intelligent visitors, uncqualled by any
Seminary cdlice in the country q Special
facilities in Ancient and Modern Languages
and in Music
Fall Term begins Aug. l6, Winter Term,
Zee. 6.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fircl.
washing, tuition in common English, and in
cidentals, In advance for the whole term of
| 1 weeks, $40
Excursion trains, at reduced fare, on the
first and the last day Of each term
Those who desire superior facilities for n
thoro44sh c,ari,tiusl, conalnrcial, classical OF
ornamental, and are capable Of Keeping
wholesome rules are invited to apply for
Catalogues, or for board to the Principal.
Fort Edward, n, ", May 80, 1865. i'm
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Notice.

Rutland and Addison Fire Insurance Co
The Directors of this Company have made
the following assessments for the current
year:
On all premium in force sept. 1857 per cent,
g. MAY -, is55 per cent.
payable on the first September next.
L. BIXBY, Tre asurer.
Brandon, July ., 1855. 13;3w
JUST RECEIVED, n good assortment of
- TRUNKS, VALlSES and TRAVELLING
BAGS, at H. WiLCOXS
CASll PAID FOR HIDES and SKINS, by
" H. WILCOX.
Middlcbnry, July %, 1855 II
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Flour,

$50 Bills choice flour rarrapicd, Just re-
ecivcd by II. A. SHELDON.
July II
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E'YLER's AND BALDwIN'S CHVRNs,
l. Tor sale at BLCkWlTH'S.
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May, 1855.

De Bcgc, DE Lainos Bcregcs, Beregc De
LANES, Challies, Printed and Plain MuSlins,
Ginghams, Prints. Muslin and Lace Collars,
Collar Patterns Wrought and Lace Edgings,
Ribbons. Dress Trimmings, &c, &c jus. Ie-
ccivcd and for sale at
GrENITU'S
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Tho FAN Term of this institution will con-
nencc on Monday, the 10th Of September
next.
EDWIN FOBES. A NJ. Principal.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting ofthe members of the Lynchburg
Bar, held ON Tuesday, the 2d January, 1850,
Charles l.. Mostly called to the chair, and
lhos. j. Kirkpatrick appointed secretary. 1t
was then announced that William b. Roanc, late
n member of this Bar, had departed this life;
whereupon, the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
Resoired, That this meeting of his profession.
al brethren most deeply lament the untimely
and sudden death Of VIM. b. Roane, late mem
Der of the l.ynchburg Bar.
Resoiued, That we have lost by this visitation
of Providence, a friend who was endeared to us
all by the ties of warm friendship and profession
nj regard, one who, III all the relations he bore to
society, was just, generous and true; as counsel,
ever faithful and cOurtcous-as friend, ever alive
10 the calls of kindness and generosity, and Us Il
citizen, always ready to pursue the path of duty
and of honor.
ReSoired That tender TO Mrs Roane our
sincercst sympathies in this most heurt-rcnding
bereavement.
ReSoired, That rs token # our regard we
will attend the funeral and burial services of our
deceased friend, in a body, ON to morrow, aud
we will wear the usual badge of mourning fer
thirty days.
Resoired, That these resolutions be published
in the city newspapers, and that the chairman be
requested 20 transmit them to Mrs. Roane.
ClIAS. l.. MOSBY, Ch'mn.
IHOS. j. kIRKPATRICK, Sec'ry.
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Usury Laws

Free trade in money should he the doctrine OF
the MASSES. and doubtless will be when the qnes-
ton Is iully siftcd and thoroughly understood. 1t
i, the antipodes of combination and monopoly u
mnng those who are looked to a. money kings,
whether corporations or individuals. 1t creates
competition against monopoly, and encourages
mn increase of the class recognized as capitalists
and private Bankers. 1t trips finance "i lnnch
of il mastery, and makes money lending busi-
ness H. simple as the sale Of sugar and salt,
Calico aud Bacon. When money Is dealt with
a. II commodity, it is Il simple calculation Tor any
nun 10 mike what he can afford To borrow or buy
it aud II what rate to lend or sell and the GER
tainty of being always able to get the market
price without lcgid hindrance, will, with equal
certainty, insure II constant supply. The buri-
ness will no longer be confined tn few Banks
and their fnvoritcs, but will be participated in 10y
every class and condition. Under II system of
free trade in money, that commodity will be quite
MS difficult of monopoly Corn or Flour, or
Houses or Furniture, Horses or Hogs, any
other articles of prime necessity and conven
fence. 1t will take time in this as in all other
great changes for the business of society TO n
dapt Itself IL the new order of things; but as
surely water wil' find its level, surely would
money adjust itself to the laws of supply and
demand.
This is subject Which should enlist the good
will of tire borrower and the circumscrihed in
mcans-of all who are compelled 10 do business
moderately On borrowed capital. The tendency
Of the abolition OF usurv laws is to lower the tax
for the use of money which prevent restrictions
and monopolirs impose on the enterprise OF bu-
siness men. But as part of the new system
there should hc material diminution of the ex-
elusive privileges enjoyed by law, by chartered
moncyed institutions. aud restraining power
exercised over their tendency to abuse. augusta
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