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Valnable Real ESTATE

II Il q . IU4N.- =
WILL positively sell Auction on Tuesday, the 18th div
Of March, 1880, at O'Clock r. the highest aud best
bidder Ct the front door Of the Court House Of county
the following described rOpertyLOt No ~. Chpine
St. In EoH's addition to Centre Wheeling This has
good tEo'storg Frame Dwelling, nll in good order.
TERMS OF SAl.E
0ne-thrd in cash, the balance in six and twelve months
The purchaser giving notes, with approved security bearing
interest from day Of sale.
- ANnRElY- EDMARpS-
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10000 Copies Sold. -
A il O N
-..7 H. BY MARION lIARLASD.--
Through long, long years, to seek to strive to yearn,
For human love and never quencl that thirst;
To pour the human soul out, winning return
Der fragile idols by delusiOns nursejl-
GA things that fail lsi reed by reed, to lefp.fTa
To mourn the changed, the far away, the dead,
To send our troubled spirits through the unseen,
Intensely Questioning for treasures ied.' 8 y ~ 70
One elegant l2mO, uniform the "IIIDDEH PATH"
SHIRE HPGee 81 ,2b ErgEE4 -z3ft1
III has created quite sensation in literary circles aud
met with unusually large sale. 1t has ecn reprint in
England France and Germany and has already acquired
the youthful authOTess evlable reputation
originality and genius Oue is novel, something after
the Jane Eyre, in nauy OF Its characteristics infinitely
superior to this brilliant work Of fiction in purity
Of tone and deItcacy Of sentiments Less sG in S plot
is yet more natural and fcke, and IL not intensely
worked IN TO that pitch Of excitement which saGted read
ers o! romance require 1t is nevertheless pleasing
those who require truthful pictures or life exaggerated
aud OycrErougt descriptions of human character Ida
Ross the heroine OF Alone While possessing masculine vigoT
and breadth OF mind, retains the deCacy and refinement
ire woman, and while displaying all the strength intel
eet OF the plain little Jane Eyre, has sagreca
Die coRrseesS Charley another Of te ranA;S PERSONA,
decided characteTone Of those creations which live Ia
the menory for years.
Marion arand tie author of Aone' and the Hidden
PATH is the de plume Of Miss Mary Virginia Halves
Richmond, Va the daughter Of Samuel p awesa native
Of Dorchester, Mass Miss iIacs Consequently though
southern birth, lie half Yankee by DGL
.jOHE4uiL 81 - Fzs setss Fgf=
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cslcAao.-The Chicago Democrat gives a
statement OF the grain in store in the different
warehouses Of tcity which ioots upss follows:
Wheat 10000 bu.; Corn 61,lOO bu, Oats
J., 500 bu.--masing a total of 1se, 100 bushelsof
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10 Lei

A DWELLING containing I've Rooms an North Wheeling,
: the prolsrtl Of The loit lIsj, VIM. Wallace,
APpyic AEEI. ROGERS, 20 10 ?
lcsl dian
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ME DfcINE a L UXU RY..
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC lS.TiOlLlC9lY BITTERiS ~ b

1 y ~ lE1H4AN44 M 4 4kSfIIS Z
innocent tonic, dldretic Beverage, PREPARED from the
pure$t best materials and Urtiy rf0eiB eve.
y article Of which strengthening and uvlgprang 10 the
system, aud by It's highly HycNifjc properties Is mort
DELICIOUS ELIXIR.
10 correct the appe ny strengthening the stomach and dl.
geRttve TIC most sIcriC the DJous
Cioic, Liver Gonfains Dizziness FlathIeney Paipts.
ton, and all Nervous Diseases DystesA Female Wruk
ness Physical and Mental Debility regulating tIe bowels
and mparng toe and esesEfGhr tefthe Vlols system;
this is truly
INVIGoRATING CORDIAL ~ tl
and should be In The possession Of every family tn. com.
pant6n Of the feebe We as the bealty; ~ isH5sSl
satisfy the most incredous 70 their beneficial e thev
being perfectly npPget and hansss for the most delicate
TRAVELLERS
viii find them invaluaLe, dispensing they Co. with The
often engendurcd by change OF water and az
ct dspeng Ague Fever, and the effects Malaria oftyer
description, FTBfftstfTFyf
TO HOTEL PRUPRIETORS
Every vel Regulated Hotel Should he supplied With lglkLs
4rOMdtc Soal0ct BifS, fhey are more pleasant ana
healtfn than the ordinary "Cd iEers" heretofore uSe.
single trial Will exclude ali others.
OS r. Adults, teaspoon ful 70 small wine glass
three times day, OF Oftener Add little Eater or vine Il
strong ~ : 81 - -
Sold In quart bottles by All DruFEistS and eyI
eral dealers " The Omitted States CEadas aud 81 WiloIr
sale by NM. o. MILLS. Sole 1Fofie6r, Sey York Jirra
all communications shOdid Ne directed 81 W
G.. W. FRANZHRIM, Agent
Ie1c-2n :. ". wheeling, Va.
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II
"We the undersigned practitioners Of medicine In the city
Of New York, having had occasion witness the practice
Drs LeTsrun aud diseases the Eye lay
ing aside ell personal jealousy and prejudice, freely
the pursued thsmip treating diseases Of these del
tended a. IS we'll worthy The attention our professional
brethren throughout tue United States Their system
treating diseases of the middle and internal by the
Of ledieated vapon" particularly in chronic and compile
Gated eases forms in the practice of aural surgery
and s u void which has long been felt by the general
practitioner In diseases o. Gle eye they seldom require to
resort operation As klful aursts and Ocusts and
enthusiastically devoted their profession cordially
commend such may require tlFir add
Signed, ALExLSEDR x. MoTT, b. D.,
GEo. $. GEAxEx, Il. D., HnHAcE WISsLoW, NJ D.,
c. DELrAs, NJ. D., ALIsTbG B. FEANCts, u. D.,
T. v. VAS BrEES, u. D., BFDEORU DoREyCs, u. D.
Set1 York, August :, 1873. s''ifi ~
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H-A friend has presented us with the autd-
glap6 Of the ht9eksrnith that 0rivi.ed tho pub
II gpSe"
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SOLETXLSG 4BOCF7IIIIPTOSHS TEECTCRE-TO
GER T0J$ .SEFFERER&
As Iavgnrator ami Restorative, where gentle stim-
liant is wanted, believe it superior to all the Corais
fore the public care DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SoROF-
CL and RHEGNATISN with all diseases of the Stomach
Bowels has been truly successful the single and
ried We "er the valuable remedy, Which thousauds
will testify. GFg EA
GER Call and get pamphlets and see
For sale By IT. IT, logan. 81 CO.. Wheeling, Cen
Scli by MORTIMER MowBRAT,
ga Baltimore st, Baltimore,
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DrLAcy LERR1ty

Union Place, New York City.
N.BzA Treatise on the Nature and Treatment Of Deat
ness and Diseasesotth Ear, Wthe Treatment 81
and Dumb. Price 81 bs ~ q 4 -Cgrcsrts4
ErNpney letters mast be registered by he Postmaster
Registered Ittera afeat our own r sbeT this in
mind Correspondents must EaeLose PQflRe for return
answers the SsN Postage Law prepayment Of
New York. July q. lsss
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Also, now ready the Eighteenth Edition. Of
TIL q
HIDD-EN R- A.TH.
b MARION IIARLAND,

- Author Of Alone s. = -
NirEntas fair daughter has given rs another those
rctrnSs that ellupo the heart We almost say as
e $ 10 Isabel. was weary, aud you you
taught hope The young who walk YEARLY aud alone
Tue earnest path of life, perhaps gather little strength
rom the contemplation of Bea's' gentle eudu-
rance There IS Hidden Path the dusty high
ways OF life, that all they by
erS lead at least either in time eternity peaceful vale
beyond u enhances not little the rterrstof the
bel H--L6oiss Repository.
The above can be ordered through Booksellers and Of the
EuosheFs. DERBY 4 JACKSON,
1 II Nr.r.n. ~ As..l.
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Students wishing perfect themselves this branch Of
medisalefenee viii find opportunity f joining the class
the Eye and Ear Inrnary Of Dr. DeacS Lerun, Union
Place CuiqueS, every Tuesday and Friday afternoons
to 3O'clOek during Medical College terHss ~ rsns
TERMS.EiTe Dollars, Consultation tPee.E Ten Dollars
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IEc41sLATJRE OF VIRGINIA

SENATE. - m
80 4. TAuRsDAY, Feb. 2sa
B The following House bills were passed:
Aa act amendingah for working the county
roads Of Eoudoun. k8 S ISL
An actito extendthe corporate limits otsthe
townFof Fairfax, in the county of, Culpeper.s
An act to incorporate the Point Pleasant Acade-
my in the county of Mason.
An act to authorize the common council of
fredericksburg oestablishp public schools iRsaia
city.
An act to incorporate the Henry and Franklin
Turnpike company. slasaeseszssssgssla s.sss..
An act to amend the act making the town OF
Lynchburg City &C. f2E I'll
t An actsconcerning the criminal terms of the
Circuit Court Of Richmond; with an amepd-
fment.l f...~,g -T5-,r,
An oct providing for the Sleetion of constable
in the town of.ketterman, in Eaylurl county.
Amendments ofthe House of Delegates tothe
Alexandria Custom House blu was agreed to, and
the bill passed. 5i E=sa n
Anact changing the times Of holding the Courts
| Of the 18th CIRCUIT. 80 aa a @
An act increasing the compensation of magis-
Ehates of Richmond 1, 8
!. An act incorporating the Polytechnic College
in -Arracona, county Of Logan. l7 f, G.
I An act contemporaries Savings Bank in the
town Of Danyiile. a i.i "a -
| An act to amend the 10th SECTION Of chapter
k150of the code, relative to small claims, aE
| Joint resolution for extending the session Of
the Legislature to the nth of March, was taken
up, on motion Of, Mr. Cobb. Il frasY
/ Mr. Armstrong moved to strike out the 18th,
I and insert 10th. The amendment waslost. AT
ter discussion Of the resolution, in which Mes
srs. Catlett, Talalerro, Funston, Layne, and Arm
strong participated, the resolution was adopted
ayes 50, noes ID, 4ts.
i \ bill to authorize ThoS SEChristian, mi
Fnor, to hold the office Of constable in Charles City
| county, was talsenup and passed. .s zs,;7
9r. Deneaie, from the committee on Roads
reported House bill concerning railroad from
] Norfolk to Charlottesville Mr.. Baldwin offered
a substitute therefor, and on his motion, the bill
and substitute were laid on the. tablc.'r se,ura
! a message was received from the House Of
Delegates by5 EHyson, stating that the bill to
increase the capital of the Franklin and Circles
| vile turnpike company; had passed both houses
without the requisite constitutional majority,
and asking the Senate to reconsider their vote
aud return the bill to'the House. On motion Of
Mr.. Saunders, after protracted discussion, the
Clerk was directed to return the resolution to the
/ House of Delegates for the reason that the sub.
| ject was beyond the control of the Senate.
| RESOLUTION.
| By Mr. Randolph, to increase the capital stock
| of tue Bank of Monticello
0nmotion of Mr.. Preston the Senate adjourned
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For Sale

WILL sell suction, Monday hs SrI day OF March
1885, al 2ococI, Y NJ az the front donF OF tho Court
House. Lot No 49, III Square 3d. in llucus VISTA fronting 80
feet on High street. and running hAek &c unt, Which iS
built new two story frame partly tiulslrd
Ib9l-is (iEO y wTrKITAM A..
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Tavern to Rent

1NlE yell known Tavern known aArs liOoapE'S, Pnthe
National road miles east Of Wheeling, will b. iar tntf
from April FIRST 1856 The stand Is too well and iavorahly
2nown require further pptice. II I'D ,-ft "a lifsti
FOR enquire Of Jacob Ooding the undersigned.
Il nyi9d tsali'ss 'is,-t LYDIA iCnlIiER,
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+ TO TIE F0EERS UE ono COUNTY.
Irespectfay announce candidate for the Office
7 OF Sherf, at the coming Spring election.
{ jue2 s,s7- -. W. t. SELBY. p
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EAR AND I1YE.
.Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN
OCULISTS ANIO. A WRISTS.


nR. LEBRUN Offers to those suffering Deafness his
II inibIe aura remedies, which lEve successful
in nearly three thousand Of confirm
remedies have been pronounced By rs. khraner Berlin
and DeleauSOf Paris and Curtis Pitcher of London the
most wonderful applied for diseases internal and
middle ear. They comprise different FOR the va
rious diseases that effect the external middle ear
the disease confined to the external their
apparent the fifth sixth day Dr. LEBRCN IrdtrGRfS
cure IN when the ear is perfect lOrna-
ton He has eighteen certificates from those who been
and they now enabIedto learn the language OSeT
twenty hundred cases Of deafness have been
fuly eaedb by him. Certificates that effect may seen
application se=y-F5--
In all cases Of deafness arising from inflammation thick
eniRp psgfOF0tiO OF the ''heElJFdmd HnDuRi"
usually called the 'druIn - Inflammation NJ mucous 1aes-
brGRe Of the eIsskesai
kltiOH Of naHcls; dcti1us OtgIus giJctS tc
when The disease be traced Scarlet Typhis Bill
meTcUral medicines gatherings In the Of childhood
Where want Of secretion apparent the auditory canal
being dry aud scafr; wcu the deafness accompanied with
noics in the like rusg Of leaves, chirng Of insects
falling Wster ringing Of bells puisatiOns, discharges Of
ter when in stopping position sensation IS felt
OF blood to the head had taken place when the hearing
perfectly w-c there is much noise, il
in dull and cloudy weather when cold has taken
the pursued hy d. LEBIN is considered inyl-
RJs.
who psacses the new painless, and successful method
treating all diseases to which the subject Where
o.her have failed TO IUrd relief he asks from all
such fair and Impartial trial Patients, by sending
few particulars Of their can have emeeS sent TO any
PaH.
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TIM. PEOPLES l,dNDIDATE
Our worthy citizen, sAI IRWIN, ESQ.,, viii be support
ed for the oice of sheriff the next election, by the
Eel ToTERs or OHIO COUNTY.
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- 49, y, . - .I.aSti nWSl.
For Rant

CoMFoRTABEE two story Brick dwelling House, si.u.
IA Mtet on IIaipden street.
Enquire Of
fc92 s. n HARPER
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SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY.
On motion of Mr.. Lee, the bill to incorporate
the Metropolitan Soap and Candle Factory was
made the order for tomorrow evening at half past
seven O'clock
On Motion of Mr.. Taylor, the House adjourn
ed.
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will he sOldlow and accommodating terms, and
's''lsIjES2 5as .ls9 Of 9si7lffss939NT aI
ems - = n ZIAINiER v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOPRINTERs.
i.lIs lII-.LaLII .PPg gTTE CO.

'szsaasL 4lLLTlA25SE y Eh,itas.zg7 IlNGEBREssz
WEhaEc been several persons who have ex-
Perienced The sbsnsfeial effects othss msdcns make
mention Of 1t in our editorial columns. Although entertai-
srs in would knowingly refuse any credit
where it due; and from the testimony are
cOnssienti0usly bound rceomnen tanptons 5eetas
Tineture, in all cases of Chronic Rheumatism, aud Scroll.
hlous AaectonsNo,9oR, Iu.) NfJsh January 29th,
1852.
For sala,by 7. Ii, LOGAN co. 4.
fesS s@- Gent Agents.
HIS Fs-gz4s sE----e~-%z-4-- es4g, sssssys,-.
iIear what the Medical Faculty 3syclPr. }. Hostel
ter's celebrated Stomach Btters:
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pALLEY,s GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

For sale wholesale and retail by ~
aq.s LAECHLLSSef BCSHFIELD.
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T w WHFAT

.IOA SADDLES on -eonsiSDuaenI.
Ia.histou Reporter copy amount Of lIand charge t
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81, 1856.
-fst NtctI+ SrSS,o% ~

The following engrossed bills were read third
time and passed: 5I,fYE arfffgyg
a bill to incorporate the Merchants and Me-
chanics Savings Bank, in the town of Danville
and
Abill to incorporate the Mount jackson and
Towards Lick Turnpike company.
A bill to ensure greater efficiency in making
and printing reports of companies and iustitu-
tians required for the use Of the General Assem-
bly,, and
4 bill for the compensation of jurors in prose
cution for felony
An engrossed bill to incorporate the Northern
Bank of Virginia at Wellsburg, was taken up
on motion of Mr.. Langftt, and on his motion it
was reconsided amended, and again ordered to
be engrossed.
RICHMOND AND LYScHBuRG RAILROAD. t
The engrosscd bill to incorporate the Rich
mond and Lynchburg Railroad Company was
taken up, on motion Of Mr.. Bonlurant, and read
third time. a debate enSued, in which the
hill was sustained by Messrs. Dabney, OF P, Bon
durant and Dcane, and opposed by Mr.. Claiborne
! anil rnipCfp1I
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TTNIIE undersigned offers for SIDE Is4Ipusc and Int on
Market street East side, bNRecp ohfor and unt0fsts.
The Lot Is g feet trout With good IEIek Dwelling House
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n LANCASTER, Pa, January /, 1854.
Dr. J. lIosrkTrEE, FltsIarg3, Pa: 81
siT-Rron my experiences With the remedial qualities
contained in ninitab! Blttcrs in Chronic Diseases
such as Rheumatism Coat Dyspepsia Dyscntvry Darrhps
also preventive of disease and tonic Ihaye no hes
ati"n in rrnnouncngit best medicine with which am
acquaints' and take pleasure Recommending your vaua
LIe Bitfsrs to Dyshepcs particularly profession
senersiiy. aAI a6Ai5.-lslg
Goars, YER. respccttlly, -vv,-.,.ycy
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUFFER-
ING HUMANITY. ffss.t
4 RETIRED Clergyman having cured himself Of the
"A Piles accompanied with running sores, after suffering
for upwards of y thinks II his duty
ey EnoS for the bent6t Of the afflicted. He VIII forward
the particulars for The Of The the receipt
Address Rkv. c. ]. REcKLAw.
fr19:lm No. IL Ann IT.. n York
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j. w. WHEAT,
H O NJ E o p Att H S IT,.
OFFICE-at residence Market street opposite The Post
" Once zss-4ls fe19
2 BRiS. Golden syFuPjust received and sale Low
se25 TALLANT DEI.APIAIN.
TIN BIS 10, / Lard Oh, just received By
Il ase5 L4E6HIINs BtEHTIEIn
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To Me.s-s 3Or,Ior 20 baltimore s.reet, Bal
E11rE.
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For Sale

F'Or Sale
A A RARGAlE-0nnR good Buggy and Harnesy
1 si,stsfi 80 a. AYERY, OS. 1J6 I4s Main St..
ic2I ~
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AS'a' -
Males 1s-Remdles IO--Colored l.
A. s. TODD Secretary
mh4:St Board Of Health.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

HE AFFRAY AT EAsToN, K. t.
The Herald Of Freedom corrects the story
sent from Weston, Mo-, by telegraph, re-
specting the afray at Easton, in which
Brown was killed by the pro-slavery
men. 1t says that the first attack was
made, the first firing done and all the vi
olence committed by the pro-slavery men
and that the battle was finally fought by
fifteen Free State men against over thirty
pro-slavery men and that these freemen
were not Northern " abolitionists," as the
telegraph despatch represented, but immi
grants from Missouri, who had becom,
disguised with the outrages of the peopI,
OF that State. Brown was taken for tn.
editor of the Herald, whose name i
Brown, and was literally hacked to piece:
with a hatchet and bowie knife in col,
blood.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

NEW MODE OF CATCHING THIEVES.
Mayor Wood of New York has issued
an order to the Police of the different
Wards informing them that in cases
where burglaries, riots or robberies occur
on their respective beats without the ar
rest of the offending parties, the sarlary Of
the policeman on duty in said beats shall
be stopped for three days succeeding the
commission of tn offence. The order was
read to the men in the several Station
houses on Saturday evening last.
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THE CASE OF Gov. REEDER-The
Washington correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce says: a9
The Committee on Territories, to
which Governor Reeder's memorial has
been referred, will report in favor Of
admitting him to his seat, and viii also
report an election law, which will contro
future elections in the territory of Kansas
A law ON the subject is necessary, and
will pass Congress, but Gov. Reeder viii
not be admitted to his seat. The cleo
ton will be referred back, but not imme
diately, nor until after the election law
shall pass"
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AVoIcE FROM KIcAPoo,-The Kick
apoo (Kansas) Pioneer, a rabid pro-
slavery sheet, utters thefollowiItg dreadful
language:
"The South must be up and doing
Kansas must and shall be slave State.
Mark what we say, southern freemen,
come along with your negroes, and plow
up every inch of ground that is at this
time defaced by an abolition plow-send
the scoundrels back to whence they came,
or send them to hell, it matters not which
destination-suit your own convenience,
Sound the
bugle of war over the length and breadth
of the land, and leave not an abolitionisI
in the territory to relate their treacher'
GUS and communicating deeds-strike your
piercing rifle balls and your glittering
steel to their black and poisonous hearts
Let the war cry never cease in Kansa;
again until our territory is cleared of the
last vestige of abolitionism." $3.50.
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MAINE Law AT ISLAND POND
States Attorney Benton has been at the
above place trying the law first, and af-
forwards moral suasion. One Niles. a
fiddler was brought before Justice Rose
brook, on complaint for selling liquor
contrary to law. 1t was proved that he
wat common seller, and he was fined
500 and costs. He procured bail and
appealed, boasting that the law could not
reach him, and notifying his friends that
they could have all the liquor they want
ed for 81 l2 cents pint. The next
day he was waited uponby Sheriff Root
and this time let off by paying S120 and
costs and promising never to sell any
more. On the same day a Mr.. Dan
forth was arraigned, plead guilty, ant
was fined $50 and costs; and Mr.
Walker was fined SO and costs. On
Saturday, the Messrs. Gilkey, proprie
tors of the Green Mountain House. wer
brought up and fined $40. On Sabbatl
evening, Mr.. Benton gave lecture OF
temperance to an attentive audience. tn
first ever delivered at Island Pond
Caledonian.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

LEGISLATION FOR SLAvEs.-Tn the
Kentucky Senate, bill "to provide
against the Generalization of slaves" was
passed by vote of 80 to 2. 1t prohib-
its the selling, giving or loaning of any
spurious or vinous liquors to any slave,
unless upon the written order of the own
er or the person having the control of the
services of the slave.
A memorial is about to be presented to
the Legislature of Virginia, which pro-
poses considerable alteration in the Slave
ry laws. Thus: forbidding the sepera.
ton of parents and children recognizing
the marriage of slaves and allowing
persons of color to be taught TO read ant
write, $50 as to assist their moral ant
mental elevation"