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LOOKING GLASSES. .

u AN at all tunes prepared to furnish LOOKING
u GLASSES in Mahogany, Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
Also. Gilt Frame. Glasses OF all sizes and styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and general as
sortmcnt Of Picures and Oil Paintings at wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices. J. c. GEST,
No. 9 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mach 6. IsIl-I4
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The Know-yo,hines Ahead.

FnEDznIcRsBrRo, VA, March 2o.-At
the charter election yesterday, the Know
Nothings elected their candidate for May
or, aud for each of the city officers.
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Municipal Elections in Pennsylvania.

READING, PA, March l7.--The munic-
pal election in this city yesterday, resulted
in the complete triumph of the American
party; all the candidates on their ticket
were elected The vote for Mayor stood
as follows: VIM NJ. Baird, Il. N, 1914,
and S. L. Young, Democrat, $40. This
result has produced great excitement.
DASv1LLE, PA. March 1.-THE whole
Know Nothing ticket was elected here
yesterday by 25o majority.
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Notice of ni.snIniion.

NToTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name OF ii r.
TLE,& MATLACK has been this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The books and efi In the
hands OF John N. Little for settlement.
-H,F 81 i JOHN \. LITTLE,
Lancaster, Feb. 81, le5S. JOHN XATLACk.
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AMERICAN PARTY IN MICHIGAN The
charter election in Marshall, last week, re-
suited in the triumph of the American par
ty. The Know Nothings elected the Pres
iIent, Recorder, Treasurer and Marshal,
by majorites ranging from 4 to 50 votes.
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AVALUAnLE YARN FOR sALH.

OAA Acres Of hrsi rate up Land and bottom nss-
o1Gtb dow, q large iaiproy emeni, apple ana Peeen
orchard Of tho bea. xraod frut,many elegant apfnes
hewed log barn and houEs. aisfgs quantity oibsvlng
timber and Tbs land 30 be sold In lots ~
tovcthey sltuafa on good road, ~ miles from Lanr
~ go. @ sn,'Iv 10 CHARLES DIDBLE,
20 " rrcx.nshin Fairfield county, Ohio oPto
ALFRED McvEIGH,
IAndAesut, Lancaster, ohto:
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ticket. exceptone Justice. In Basks. that
stronghold OF Irish and Roman Catholics
in the county, have elected the X. n. tick
ct. 81 majority. Constable gave X. n. 10
majority. Bangor 1876 X. N. majority
over both the other tickets. Belmont "a
TX. N. over Fusion. Westyille, 127K.N.
over Fusion. Fort coyiugton, 81. Bonn
bay elected the whole ticket Of the X. Ms.
MORA, Dickinson, Brandon, have all Civ
en- large X. N. majorities. We have heard
from / Q out ofthe / 8 townsin the county;
and they have all elected the clear X, n.
ticket. There arc three towns to hear
from, which win. in our opinion, elect the
X. n ticket.
In Boonville Americanism is triumphaL,
notwithstanding this town has been, for
many years, the hot-bed Of foreign infu-
ences, and Sam had to contend against the
told fogies of all parties. uniting in Goa
Ilition ticket, ye! the fiat went forth with
scorching rebuke to broken-down politi
leians who pander for foreign votes, that
''Americans shall rule America" Sam
was too much for them. Calmly, but
lovely he went into the field, and elected
his friends by large majoriiies. w. H..
Cole, Supervisor, 70 majority over all
competitors. George Wheelock, for JUS
tice of The peace, 06 majority. The town
Clerk and two Constatles, besides several
minor officers, elected on the American
ticket.
Monroe County.
In Perinton Sam was round, and ma
iority of the American ticket was elected.
supervisor by nineteen majority; Justice
of the Peace by 81 majority; town Clerk
by GAO majority. The Hottentoss elected
their Assessor, two Overseers of the Poor,
and two Constables, by small majorites
Huron County.
In.IIuron, the result is victory for the
American ticket Of from 12 to 60 MAORI
ty.
The old fossils of the old parties were
combined against Sam, but he beat them
all out.
Allegheny County.
A desperate effort WIS made in the town
of Almond to defeat the American party.
The attempt has proved abortive. Isaac
Rawson, our Supervisor, had amajority of
/ 81. Sans whole ticket has been elected.
In Scio, Sam elected his whole ticket
with Fusion, arrayed against him, of all
the elements that could be mustered in
Opposition to (what they chocsa to call
IIindoos.)
! 0swcgo County.
Sam done good day work in Oswego
fcounty. last Tuesday. Sixteen towns out
Of twenty ono in the county have come to
the rescue. together with four supervisors
elected from the city Of Oswego, which
will make the Board Of Supervisors stand
90 out of 25l
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOOD.
MARTIN, GIEsY 4 co.

mAhAANS II va
81 the Old stand Of ReinmuAd a Martin,
KUAVR Just reeeiveda large and elegant nj
4 Of NEW GOODS, comprising variety unGur-
passed, and which they will sell al grestbargains
Thelrstock consists Of
cloths, CassimeFes, Cassinets, Jeans, Ae'
Vestings, ofsall the different styles;
And for the Ladies French Merinoes, Th1bet Cloths
Alpacas aud De lAnes of all kinds;
Calicoes, Ginghans Fiannels, and every Ariiels IN
the way OF Dress Goods to be found in the cities
Shawls, of every variety OF hue, size and nnteria'
Dress and Bonnet Trimmings, beautiiu lassortmeni
BonnetS-Sik, Velvet and Siraw-Awhcn tue LADIES
all declare TO be the most beautiful and fashionable
In addition TO thcir stock Of Cloths, &C., they have,
and will constantly keep hand large and eIeellent
stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING, got up Wih
taste and superior workmanship. tA
Roots and Shoes Hats and Caps.ai pTieel wonderfully
| low Qaeiuswarn and Glasswarei
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, sPisss, &C.,
always on hand.
0-PThe new arm tender lheis thanks for the en-
Lcnuracing manner in.whch uey have been rSceived
as we'll by tho public generally as By the old patrons
The stahd and beg leave " assre thatifs constant
attention to their wants and determination 70 keep
mp with the times will secure continuation and en-
areenien " their business they will fail TO aaiH
that end Country produce taken in exchange forgoods
Lancaster, okio, January I, ls55-sS
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kissanc Convicted.

The telegraph dispatches announce the
verdict in the case of Kissane for forgery
on the Chemical Bank, to be guilty in tie
third degree.
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Law NOTICE e.
aT.rYzen WTLI.IANTA.

ALFIsED WILLIAMS,
.TroryKT axD coUssktIok At klw, LARcA AsrsR, 6hIS
WHJILL prsetioe In tts conrs Of Fairfield aud al
w joining counties ,5i tt-b
Nc may be found dursgS business hocrs q The ogsos
NJ II. II Hinter, K,H; mss II, 1854.
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MUSIC! MUSICu

67-NFlsSEs DE BERTHoLTs have re.
49, TeR " 4 turned to Lancaster. aud vi lbe hap
" !IPy 90 receive pupils for ihsrectioA on tie
PIANO F0RrE aud GUITAR, At thoir residence a.
M UPfeiss, COlL5as Street and hope their loag
perence in teaching music. and the unremittine
ton paid 10 the Improvement theiT Pupils viii
portion ofpublic patronage.
MISS A. c. DE BERTHoLT viii res..Te class for
Embroidery and Canvass
MISS II. G. De BERTHOLT has Iopsnsd an Ele-
mentary School II the Basement Story OF the Episeu.
pal Church. November 9, 1876
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Valuable Farm for sale.
4 NEW sTaCK.

Neg aud well Selected lot of Grocerie
HTAVEjusi been recsived by the subscriber, at his
3 cid stand, where he will be happy to meet his
customers and the public generally.
GrOcere. will be sold by me cheap and Of as good
qualify be found 10 any SIMILAR in
the city.
have Just received choice lot Of Cranberics Lem
Figs, Pruns, and also 4 general variety OF mis-
such Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Coco Nuts &c. Also,
splendid lot Of Old Western Reserve Cheese.
GEORGE J. WYGUN.
Lancaster Feb. Z, 1850
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G. W. a. c. W. Rae ELRoY.

COLLECTORS AND GENERAL AGrs.,
ConneII's ROw 9 doors South II. Office.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
COLLECTIONS in Fairfield and adjoining counties
U entrusted to shall receive prompt ztlen-
hon.
Wo will also act agent in the purchase and sale Of
Real Estate. Lancaster, March 18th 1855
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Allegheny County.
osycgo County.

Sam done good day IS work in oswcgo
county. last Tuesday. Sixteen towns out
Of twenty ono in the county have come to
the rescue. together with four supervisors
elected from The city Of oswego, which
will make the Board Of Supervisors stand
20 out Of 25
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EE W y % . Ia a

sEARLE,y BOOK STORH,
Opposite SheEer'E Hotel, Lancaster, OAis'
TToNEY MOON and other conaiiuss from Puneh
Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mrs. houSn
Journey 10 Central Africa, by BaySfd Taylor
Kansas and NeblHskA. by Hale
Sunny Memories OF Foreign Lands, By Mrs. Steve
The Better Land. by Thompson
Napoleon g. his Army, The Camp Fires of HapoieSn
Gne lot Of Annuas for 1855, and Cue lot Or snsn
Gift Books Of ali kinda.
Catholic Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books. s.aHa
reduced prices.
school Books and Stationery al vholssal. q Rsseil
sale AZ ths Book Store OF JOHN sEARLBs,
Oct. 20, le54-25 0pFssh' SA4vTP HAS"
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COMMERCIAL IXTRLLlgEHCg.
Lnncasier markcIs.

GAzErrK offIcR, March Q. 1855.-oar
quotations. this morning are as follOws:--
wheat. I,G1. Flour, 800 per barrel;
Corn. 81; Rye. ss 0Es, 28s3oc:
Buekwbeat, 4.5O per 100 bbls; Clover
seed 5. 50; Timolhy seed. 3a4.Oo; Pota-
toes. 1,5o, Flax seed. cal, 90; But
er,I2al5c; Eggs, 1cceu;s. Salt, e.Gose, :
10; Beans. 600; Soaps, 5x6e Coffee,
.I3aI5c; Tea. 51cal00;--Nolasses 50
a37c; Vinegar, l9as5c: Tobacco, l0ae5c;
uay. 0 9.O0ai0,oo. TaIlow lo4 per brl.
Whisky. soc.
NEw Yosx, March 2O.-AIl grades of
Cotton have further adyarrrd &c, with g
good demand. Tie sales during the last
three days. amount 20 1000 bales. closing
| at 81 fof New Orleans milling. and II /
for fIir Orleans. Flour il dun with =
declining tendency. 0hio is quoted al
Il l9,87a9,75, shI Southern at a9,75-
Wheat is firm at The last quotation. Corn
IS firm, bus not qpot,bly higher
Beef is unchanged. Pork is again dun
without any cl,angci in prices. Lard is un-
changed witha moderate demand. Bacon
is dun with declining tendency. Butter
is dull and plenty. Ohio Whisky quiet at
3la3I4- Coffee is firm It 1lall4 for
good Rio. Sugars are Grm. Iron is a
shade Lower.
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In GIFTS 9Os gaE PEVPLE
ckSiTcn cTfx 1lr.v8sca

~CAr@ = ~ - oAlAtA
ID DVREBLk Cos. SRCoa n G4nAT glFr1 aS.
I1 rRiBUfiOS. IAs prephsG,s. nav rrsal Pasn,s-
ifs IA AnAonH.lpH 10 ihs staers - he Stiee, s,a
q .as gss. .'i.es.ss y @,'is.s.s :,
ihs ny ttusasd issri al YaS,s ~ ~
sopAiV. iare silon 20 rhsihsE lhsy, htssd ss,eitg
have amer an iiamr Osti.y beSh sHstsd r. sner
tithSlT thOsBsndspf tstf.sus M t0iiSsinf vaiss-
ssi Ssfsasspt sea ssP,.ssAss..s $4,000 ~
BrautifuI bDEraViIEa " the CAr,st ef oas sfs dlA-
.h1etsd saoHE helf Ps,fess. Tbs pf!e7 81 tA' Re-
Era, syst one DOiiAf and - ya'lsr sfAAsislai
tanhOt bs safpaased.
R,sd Asshtrsly the fsF,oHing Its, " h-astfsi Aud
eo'ul is. vhvh VIII 5s ssssf.sioT,iy dslaest.asJ
seenniiIse oitsgssibetsd eBs from sssh t'ts hsss
1ss isrgs.i hri,lhsr " sfsseriD. n 80 y, . 'dt
FAsA ~ TiIk STAIN OIL izbIA.A f1neto
IS Is Sa'o 81 ;.Sss sS:S
Pogs-',o,y Eriss D ssl;:aErtd to', Coo "a
d. d. 40 do S5,s
seAyhfal re'id'Hee IA. '.s ts~1 VI sosl'
II.o,ss"ry Dhes Bsus,rs 10 csals-ass $40
Bhek cof!ags .is EctiH csismts. s.sN
prImS do. d. 40 $50
IIsndsssas Cssr;sy Kssd.Ess In sssO.
Psrrs eouuiy, Ohio lS0
4spI.Ldid tsiidiss ie's Ia cO'sSsS', {"
10 % do DO tiscS lieSS
DO DO olsrsl.ha t'NU
Grand Action Pi.hv (.'hiexsHsgs) ~
Gvit Wttth. set viii DisnstEds j.S0
G',it wEtehss. - t5ss rash a9U
" KossSyod Pi-hVI, 81 tS,0 S.elO
10 do 30 At 40 4.~S
10 ID DO u ~ 10Lo
80 GSid WptehSs ste'W s%.O
100 do al I,s IO.No
1O do al IS .5lv
10 d. ~ 81 tLev
800 silver ~ ~ t~5
500 10 do al IS fSpv
1909 LEdis,' Gvla Bresn fiss.,sA t,as
sy9 Do BsDehE Shzsfs. 81 t15 SOS
$50 Do slk DrsO P1.isfhs, 81 0t0 Je,Utv
5000 Gold PsBciis, Ire3 ist.o
Icdu0 Cold Pens, win SILVER cs1ss, as H. AHA
gto,9 Gold Rings at tI59eAAl 1910
I2U-4 d. ~ I,uv each isiS4
ESery parchss=rOf ths Ipieaald lATEs iitSOgSpbie
BasrAviHg. viii rscsite ACsnitoAts Of uemtsrsbiy
entiIng item % chshcs III tie HLoVS Hs; Of ysisS
bic and eosll! Gifts fprths Psopls. Tbs EnKrsvngS
ecu be sent " mall ,"Ithosi beihe damsKsd ~ any
pAIs % the eogntf!
I-TEIrst come Fisst served III
Persons wishing " aciss Aser,i fsr us Will rIssso
tsbd ndAt.On s'gfs,l By .hs Postmaster or
soias other Dfue sii and ssil kLoWL psTson IL iLS
place where they rsside.
To those p-r0hs who hEVs bssn GetlnH AGsBts for
~ y on former bis.rfbution, This not rsguifsd.
All 1rlsrs WjIh The mote! sbelDAsd, ffss VI postage
viii meet q !ih frOnpt attention.
IN ordfr to pysHsaf sisfSlsS, aEsaiS cad SfAeVs
frsssHIttfHr ossy fOSs UH Pisass ISss sSslsE ~
tAsYe,sfas' Of t4s PSsA2s:sr, ssd tLs Snssst eater
al on fks gay kiH.
Ws prepay all our Is.tsrs, eireaIars, s., to srr
sgsns and eysTsspcEtSbi A9a sEpssg them 10 10 tA<
With ~.
HPAzeHts wanted In every town whom We will
Furnish villa posters, circulars EChodnleJ DstEueDRt
&e.. Applic.tor ~ oar Osss. or Lr natl pO.I paid
enquire Gs ofles so. ,. wserEI Block, Tovn street.
Columbus: oAio. BURNELL q co., Prognsto1
JoUS h SHAPFER, Agent for Lssssstsr.
HIreh g, lsj;-H
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the fixtures. as tie members can furnish their

the fixtures. as Tie members can furnish their
own gas, - but it is generally supposed that
this domestic article is not worth much for
igl.
The igoquois Indians are here as usual,
praying Us 10 pay them something for the
broad hunting grounds oi' their fathers. Sen
ator i:otchki:s is em; owcrcd TO treat with
III IN, but il Is quite doubtful if any settle
ment OF the claim will be made this wear
The pennvwise policy will probably be "a
dop;ed Of paving them. as iii years back. their
expenses. aud sending them home to come
back next Fal! aud repeat their petition. 1t
would be much ufore economical lolrv 20
pay them something handsome and i,,,.s get
rid of their constan: im,,ortuniv.
There is as Yet no appearance Of business
10 need long session - not longer than FIVE
tnr discussion or log rolling. except Powers
liquor bill have been introduced There is
niue Oh Interest ABOUT ne Leo '>idlUlt. tii!
fewer of the third house are here than for
years before. Legislation seems to he going
hv default. and a long as il is harmless ii is
well enough.
The Governors Message is eminently cha
racteri>tic of him, aud a model document;
but as your readers will have it in the same
paper with this letter it need, 10 mention
here. Tie Legislature should pay attention
to his accommodation that common drunken
inalitv to the at of selling. and there is 10
rood reason vi, it should not be equally
punished More anon GrS!EN*E.
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aWO:a:r FH:r.s.r ia knY.n.

l.a'" Kansas l'Al'r- ~" M account + IN elc.
t"n f1't IN kansas. PER- c'ra"I hv tie Ni>,,,r.~
ru'iari~ The occasion 81 Tie r,,.,,. ,-,
representative 70 to'a@rt>-. The acc,ru,-av,:
he election .orh pace cr .he ti.>. .t o.. ,...
T." 'A' 'rl"i'"i = The 'i'c LEGISLATURE. whose
acts ;'" authority The Free State men ,l.avnv,
HES accordingly stayed away from rh ,.,.. ,t
retained it"ln N"'N- resolved 10 inlIlii, r.,,.o
AMI G'"l order. Vct l,'<r- e. WE'LL
ne N>>"urAH- came over in armed Larr. az,
The motley crowd ct vu.ci.- COMPOSED .r Nio,r;
"n-. recently arrived iirGirat>. ana drunken Ini
Az, were adilc>~,I ~ ~,l,erv Speakers, Thew
Went ana N"'ciad with rifles IA thrr hands. k,,v.
III their h".t>. hotlc~ IN their ,nck.r- ,,l ,'L; -
~ 'n'. '''''>. 'A'N staggered around the polls
ir'kllIG swearing ani shouting in drvli>h ..,.n md
HcI'.I>!i cNult:ti"n over them larIci,, ;riuul.f
~ ohe day advanced, :tcy parade ;hrn,, Oh ,I,e
u''>' W. ii''I -"i@unlry threat Il rai>t the. ,b
"ll'i"n>t> and lankee~.' Mr. lame, r,r,u,n .
''Lzeh "' iawrcnc".Wa~ passing 'i.rou ,ll the -trcc.
ana a lie PASSED the hotel one of ,h. Ni.,,ri,,
asked NINA I" com" IN and vote. but le declined
WI" refused an invitation To- drink. l;oinea>k. ii
rca~"ii> f'r 10" voting he sail Ia. did mot .,,,.,i,..
III" election lega at which the crowd L., az,
- " N"i~H 81 "H.i> ana nprccati,,i,~ CRYING n. ;,
,'aiiS ANA. lynch hDl'' Tar an! tea,L,,
linn, &c. '' 'c''e
W. farnum attempted 10 leave. hu, one of a..
moo >ez",' bod OF him. This man he Knocked
"""i' AID then He'd. The crowd gave chase h.
' 'I", ,'I m's',he nm al, one Of the ra,oc.
@ a. a. nun IN lie. III" 'l pierced his hat
but dil n"t hur. him, hut ei.er.I h,u.e, H.
G"''a which was playing on 'he floor.
Ill '''e meantime another citizen named Tbn,,,s
->e"Nah' was Shocked down aud >taibaJ ana .,,l,
>e4ntntiy died. The Free State men rh.r,.,,"''
"hieI 'ii"hi>r'es. ami totle !.ii,nterof , IN, I.o1
fiarche'! down TO the hotel bi. The lnj,r~ea''.. T
"roa'"le,', ihev were pursued to Ike river hn,y.
ever, 'hd one oi thea shot ''''' ''o"
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E"IpAY. OF. u.
SENNIE

Mr. Henct'ict moved that a committee Of
two he appointed 10 wait upon the Lieut.
Governor and inform linn Of h;> election
and rondn'; Inn 20 li> seat adopted.
Nc>>r>. Benedict and l'icr3oin, were a,,-
polntcd Tor This pnrlo-r. and performed
Ii" >rr>irc a>>;.Hci whcreunon Lieut..
Governor Fletcher nd> Ssorn, and ne az;
dressed the Senate as fellows:
Gsndemcn II tie >.nvf,:
be- leave TO avail my sell of this OCCASION.
TO return my thanks 20 the frccmrn of Yer
mont for the renewed expression of their
confidence and regard
That owe 1t 10 their generous kindness
that my imperfect service, have hecn rccei,-
ed with any degree of favor. am .;.ilv cor
sclon>. ami would gratefully acknowledge.
In return tor their confidence. can ONLY
GIVE assurance that it will he INV earnest er-
dravor to perform with fidelity. and to the
best OF my humble powers. the duties of the
distinguished position with which they la,,
honored me. For my native Stale. her in
s'im'lOnS. and her Interests. | cherish H..
warme>t attachment. and have no higher Oh
lect OF ambition than TO serve her faithfully.
and to do what IN me lies TO promote her
prosperity and welfare.
lied 10 preside over yonr deliberations.
in 'hr pcr"rm,nc" of H.. delicate AMI IN,
portant du'le> Of his place. | shall greatly
need and wonld respectfully ask. Your for
hrarance 70" whatever errors inex,ieYience
or want OF Judgment. NAV occasion. Nav
not hope for your aid, and support. On
my par; it will be my constant e..o.t 70 dis
charge my duties with that impar'la,i.v and
courtesy which are due to every member Of:
tins honorable BODY
1t is with sincere pleasure that I ultnes-
hfior' me familiar fs.'c> and NAV IL roi,-
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- JONI b. Gotten. the celebrated tenn.
perance lecturer, addressed the people of
Boston, at fremont Temple, few evenings
since. lie unclaimed the audience by hi.
fcrvid eloquence an hour and twenty min.
utes. This is his first appearance publicly
since his return from Europe. We give a
single paragraph from the lecture it is the
dying soliloquy of man who had been de.
posed from the ministry, and ruined by his
mad devotion to the fatal cup:
The physician said there was no hone
and they gave him the drink he demanded
Holding the glass in his hand he thus amos.
trophised it 30 Drink Drink For love
OF thee Lave broken as good constitution
as God ever gave to man. For love of thee
have broke en- the heart of loving and trust
ing wife. For love of thee - Oh God II
have shut the gate OF hope FOREVER from
my own soul. And yet, love thee! To nv
last love thee. love thee And 30 he
died with the gurgIing rattle of death in bis
throat-drinking his last DRAM
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report of the Citizens Convention refer
red to last week, as matter of interest &c
many citizens Of Essex County, without be-
coming in the least responsible for its char
ces, Or endorsing in any manner its proceed
ings As an item OF neWs it is entitled to d
place in paper devoted to the dissemination
of intellccnceieaving it to the good sense
of each reader TO discover for himself VIVA,
construction OUGHT 70 be put upon the case
Further developments are promised
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-20

- TIL Iiur CULTURE. - During the
last few years hop, have commanded high
rrce. The foreign crop during this time
having been short. there was demand for
exporta,on But this year. that crop is a
full one. and the home production large. The
late high prices OF the article induced many
inconsi!cra,e farmers 10 turn their attention
almost exclusively to their production; hop
fields were multiplied: and heEce the growth
this wear is much larger than the demand for
home consumption. in consequence there is
scarcely any demand for the article. Last
year the country swarmed with BUYERS; now.
those dealers who made contract, to pay pro-
duccrs fifteen cents per pound for the five
ensuing wears. are anxious to revoke them
Hops of the first quality command scarcely
ten cents pound in market This sum Just
about covers the actual expense OF raising
them: but it does not compensate. by any
hops are cultivated, anl the general impOv-
erishE,ent of farms bv reason of the reduction
Of stock and the consequent reduction Of the
fertiiizin4 materials which farms annually
need to keep them from serious deterioration.
With few exceptions. the farmers Of this
County have not zone into the business so
deeply that they will sullrr very severely:
and our advice to them j. Plant no n."je
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