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$4,000 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

" VI u y y W u "
ttf MAIN STREET, RtCIIMOND, VA
q n Of the largest ~ " READY
Il NADE CLOTHING have ever offered 70 ths Virginia
TfAde.
Feeling assured that The pss' experience Of Rie ytr' s
s during that time evidence
goof and prizes have been sasactny
ofe, viii h. 20 on-r The Lfe Hve Of
made and sell such gnois similar house In The
aud IN view o the approaching season. again one y
I'D stand where bs found "
A cali IL respectfully asked.
M0rTo-QuICK sALEs AND SMALL PROFITS.
AT1il VAN STREET
apis wN INA SMITH
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The happily encouraging Wheat never looked
more uhhy bli little damage experienced from uinr
extreme cold The despsuoW prseryng young from
we are hkesi', ssd 70 remstk that notwithstanding gloomy
ufmss ana ~ bodng INDUCED n We January
hays essapd entire destruction, and that the propec moderate
CROP 3 aPpcs pears eherfss and the drlosi.
aH Hthe country favored with the ordinary atnount Of
rains the harvests Of 1906 will be almost raiesdT
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y aEctre reports o'ihs growing crop, rom s MARI.
Vy atfftrtny, and plants ss - frw.,d 81 y, -
w" ""'s' may b expected 10 severe eh,eI oeoar,
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SOuI.I5,ING EN1IHFLY NEW.

two or three with Hoes and CAT. .Nt1d
Tpp indeed, y almost pfovebial
" buc tn snlc half ODER si TO
his universal evil. gentleman Of northern cities
1T his wits work n haven't something stand; hsp
f,fp the ladies H. has succeeded admirably pro
cs Congrt latter Boot neat phsnui and tasty Ari
v, tn which by that could emp
s,rsr'd the uppcrs have
received, and shall be pleased TO show them
No. rs. Main Street,
aI2i JNO. q ia
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At meeting OF the American party OF the county of
Patrick at the Court House the 10th OF April 1850
Col. CRAWFORD TURNER called to the chair
aud A1RAN SrArLEs, Jr appointed secretary where
upon the following revolutions adopted
Rssolred That the American party OF the county of
Patrick cordially approve of the nomination bv the Phi
ladclphia National Convention, of Willard Fillmore and
Andrew J. Doneson for the Presidency and ccPrcs-
deney OF the United States aud that they hail such an
suspicious result the habnger of sound national SEN
ument, and OF DEVOTION the part OF all Amer
cans North and South to the OF glorious
Union the observance OF the rights OF the States and
sacred regard for that Constitution handed down to us by
the fathers OF the Revolution
Resoirei, That in Willard Fillmore we recognize tie
true patriot, the model President no. wing no North
no South, no East West, planted himself upon the
Constitution OF his country and with manly nnrss aud
patriotic devotion To that cuuntrys true interest proud
IL breasted the Of Northern vandalism and abu.
uon-n, on the side, aud Southern dsunion aud
ceso on the other and restored peace and quiet our
distracted country and who retired from the Presidency
with the confidence and respect of the good and
OF all parties
Reso'red, That in Andrew J. Do nelson We recognize
and OF ardent love of the institutions of the South and
one deserving the support of all true Americans
HesoIred That we approve OF the proposition hold
convention OF the American party Saunon on the 9Th
fay oil May next. aud thar Samuel G. Staples Andrew
Lybr'ok, Beijimln j. Campbell, Benjamin Frazier Pc
ter \. Lee, john l.. Angler, A Staples Jr John Pun-
~ Jesse Corn, James &. Moor Robert NJ Clark and Ru-
is Turner be appointed delegates attend said conven-
ton.
Hesoed That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lshed in the Richmond Whig and that all the papers
friendly the cause in the State he requested
to copy the same CRAWFORD TURNER, Pres't
y. STAPLES, Jr., Secretary
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NOT ICE,

NOTICE.
XIV YORK lifEINsuRANCE COMPANY-An person. hold.
10 the Agent No US Mau and IN CA,h cent,
interest thereon and a. the they will scrip
Re D'dcnd Of ~ per declared January I-t, ss
"h-ut parties have for portion
y Will be allowed settlement their premium Iyt cent
Re all D'ideui' ihAthA'e been placed to heir credit
al4! oHAs wORrhAM, Agent,
E6OLLivUO GENE TEEN Tile Annual Sic, Ting
~ ia, HolyNool Cemetery Conpay viii b. Led
u sac frdcn over Mr. Alexander DuvAls Tuesday
ia day Of May. at o'el,,k PM.
"a foil attendance Ia by rroHys desirable
EHtOn of the viii then be
-stahly Incorporating the company. WA. II. HAXAII,
't!9--titn Sc t.sy.
fOiAN0S AND MLtODEOns.-I Au <s--=--s4-E5,
'sT's ULrvaled PIANOS, Of d, O. and III
u.o % Prince. MELUDEoNs d.ti1i for the
ars,n room ier an olrsn these .ansnS @ ss sI Is DO,
favor and becoming almost Indispensable wherever there
each. A. MORRIS BOOK seller 9; Main 81
90 few good secondhand PIANos Tor cheap arIo
nAHp.-P TAYLOR has received at hi, Mu.Ic sor,
N Governor street. hnetond HARP having action
AID AL modern improvements, which he will sell price
IL from the mandatory OF Alexander Ie Of London
Patent harp Manufacturer. under royal apis
HN ITO WANTS 4 REALLY GOOD GOLD
w PEN-A MORRIS has just received a supply OF GOLD
fESs from the well known mandatory Of Dawron.
iy which decidedly cheapest mo deIrc.
'sh. 10 write with OF made Call
can he had either With without be
"EEKLY sIIIPMENT.-By jamestown. direct from
w our msnu~cory NC are IN receipt Of weekly shipment
Of neN and fashionable styles OF Spring Clothing, among
| cnumsrae:
Black nd Fancy Single MuIed Cloth Froek,
Drap Drte froeks, superior article for
Pain aud Fancy Cashmere Coats. variety Of styles
Fancy CRssimsTe Pans 81 finest French patterns
Black and Fancy SIN Vests
white Ian and Fanny MsTselles vests 4c., &C.
To which ask the attention Of
At moderate prices, will be maintained.
aple KEEN BALDWIN 4 co.
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LA1Fsr 11NgRponL MAnKr1a


TrvFHroot, April 4-Rchardsrs. Spence Circular
arrivals Hgsiu liberal. 4io5 busbs Wheat 1iTTT8bus
Corn - Gr barrels Four from 1O4is
wheat 82h qrrers Corn from thu NJ ard s qa
trrs Whs 5 FLOUR from spain d.v.tie.
1851 quarter cs i against 10000 quarters g. ~ m
corresponding NJ last year n.tsnt the corn
ade has steady The declaration appearing 10
little influence w. To days market uiei ana
ere little done To- dcscrptin HreadsnH. To
elect sals' - Wheat slight reduction would made
this holders generally unwilling roncede,
the most thng retail scale Your unaicred moderate
bushes Indian CornNsv Orleans white In free supply ardqusi
Nv, for the Inferior Pc quarter value
sceordng quality High mixed prime yellow % prt.
fi and sales have been nadc A. 10 s0s ~
The g'oson'ars Nh~a-red .. r. white Ps9i TO-
and for choice lot % baltimore IL Cd Faur-Pha
dspha Balimnre anh Ohio 81 30. Ws.iern
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NEW sCfIonL Rnnt.s.

W. RANDOLPH has eeivrd
- B,rards school history Of the United O. eta
First Lessons In the history 81 the United
schools CO
First Glass Reader. In Prose and Verse; Classes In
Public and prlyAt, Schools by q :. Holland. t1,OO
Wore sieT's AcHdetuc Dictionary rs.
wrbstSrs Quarto Academic do. 25.
Woods Pirst Lessons In Botany tOcts
FIRST Lessons ~ Geofoetry by Thomas nm
Elements Of Physical aud Political Geography by Corpeliu, g.
Caftre 100
American Comprehensive Reader by william d. swan IS
Five thousand mistakes corrected occurrence In Ruak
INK 81 arrai
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the two last annual meeting. the effects
Of the circumstances la which the meeting pla-
ced and mainly, its great numbers. The menoers
prng this great crowd could have OF better
materials All Of the several great aSsembages al the
fairs Of the society have been for observing
throughout and ~ithout exception good order aud good
conduct such had been AID could have been
expected In advance, and which were unprecedented
among such great numbers o voluntary sScnblsge.
Aud the meetings OF the society With lev exceptions
toi individuals who might might have been intru.
iers) assemblies of orderly and dccorOus gentlemen
well gooi citizens and worthy The character
OF the individuals served to modify control and render con-
paratively harmless the disorders produced by cireum
stances o their position II instead OF the men, most
ly farmers, and without knowledge habit OF debate
aud without control o rules oi ORDER thctr had been but
half their number OF small lawyers, men precisely
such those who OIL the OF the Cong OF the
United States the disorder wouG have been greater and
the scton less efficient dangerous Burke In his
Reflections the French Revolution In consuming the
great number Of the National Assembly OF 900 menu
lect aud ability, large boy would nevertheless be
mob In its inefficient dangerous actions This high
authority will shield me from censure for INV
much more moderate assumption that meeting OF $500
members OF agricultural society, drawn together for
lew nights in each year. be necessarily incapable OF
conducting it, dersnged business of properly
curing its then immediate wishes, aud objects
These objections to defbcratvc Legislative mass
meetings OF great society sound alone sufficient
TO require the change OF constitution which has been made
But even the foregoing objections unsound
false, and all OF them abandoned as worthless
there still others which IL standing alone are amply
sufficient for Tdese different views of the
same general subject and objections OF entirely different
bearing will next be presented for consi icron in anoth
er number. T.. X.
quote the substance, not the words from recollection
uf
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We DID not rs ~ The MARI Express per
Baltic until yesterday Having previously published pretty
reports ~ The EnFh and Continental markets nnd nothing
dtonnl hs Express the ioouing
grain prospects between ts and The
prices Tor the ending va thus given In
he express
~. ~ sl. Mar os %'n Nal g.ilsi.
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Aggregate sverags Of la, sIv weeks Co. 8

I'VE h''er' W FFfrN n" H' '"fh ifahT iof We week savs
The HEIR uhfsfref san Co have
I'm De- impression minds ia hey solely raeeshe H.
emf qrertiY c-ssfnn. rryasd o,er
cruruau~-s dominant Many Of our
rnff srnints uink nt~rrie. tnf ~ eve
frnunis though t stocks a.. fHiiugtn spp
iras aptrt b o. exhaustion, there iss' t-nsrarr
reduction ~ rirsf horevrr that ~ pfnvi-
dsf Tor rrspct country France H~gurn other
psrts that IT, we-Ey deliveries falling a. any
me country markets That Eusia srud but H.
ye tai Nurrra' unless smulatri % EHter rnors h not
kly
md n drubtiu surplus equal ot s
h ~ lers b. ~ temptation Of god price, wfrcns s ive
posfn NJ tuart~ you'd iesve me nfer,nrs giand
80 sb.oluty Independent fore ~ ilp, rug fses from
qntr'r siUw eHeF willie The surug, vhc
o Locke. 'orsHrf hs vrr sncs ben marked by cold
gana chang void.
De Fowf ~ is wheat psut IN hackward dsfs very
dllnutve. though fr complaint - dpreaors Of w.
.@rts Than lately made decu- hrs s~nsibly In
aunrsf France and t continental markets. -ch l. eculs
tel a. dee W ue c socks ard ultimately
~ IN position ~ mcuy ArcH little inclined
rrfuce
Which his
suhenry ~ the What demand for gxpor
NEW YORK M1RKBfs. April TO-
Iora-Thue has betn activity IN Ne msrtei fer
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Campaign Wing.

CUSTOM IL, Of June and continue
until AFTER Presidential election Campaign whlg
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J
sal. and w.s.r, r.., .os. o., Ia. .,-,.,,,. ,....
prSsss ssps ss.s.ss hs,Ss saa % " S 49,
val Of hs n.ns ror hon. there Ia. leo usis
rate extent, ami rs'sss have .dssas rs sos To ,
.y ssenss nesstss anti, The ov..lae Of the c.n
2. so' = - ,eea.A .srp,y =. @s.i,
f ss aos,hsS fGsJ has sdy.nssd nv cent. .h
70. ordinary GOOD fancy EXTRA. sso
en- ~. ny so1r ss - cent, l~.' aud daisar. $50
ms" Ss sa %,sss s' os s. mt. chang The d.
v.ss.s no; .rs, .sgpy sale N. ,s1y sS
ssS 1000 White a ss,ss s t, s Nd Ts;s M..'.a
s, dsmr"I IN e s ,a 's IN ssa, sn small .Gppy ard
a. q, a., wn, s y ~ % - cents 20, 'ssnd ws.sr. missed
aud - 90 %, ao,Sa r.Ilo- Oats steady.
Ls,p-P 1. held -hh arms~ hut IN. hlss p,,.. r., ,,
psr, 20 .rri,, =, ss rs cash "''' f' Tons spanish
There has been better Inquiry and I.T i ., Ss sol
:. shout g,syoo. sss'.Se' ,soasS rs@.,.sa that :;
,rs@e Sasssn. t- sales being mostly !, ss s S are en-
esvsd market i. ara al previous rates. - IA"
,o,s. Al, nLr,Mcss NARxErs April 10.
r.s - Am, s.lSs ,ss, and prices slightly
.or,@en, 81 s Si .ss" sso. ds y %s s
rLors-Tsrr. va. quit an .e1. irourv "a, r, mi, o,.
ss 3, 81 Ono ss r. "S ;ss: 10 s" slS',G
S . ss' Ss s's.s Of so SS. Mo...
nO ws Ss,S- H My. rSs. -
UNI NJ hANa
wheat. continu. .e.,,. 80 .nts " Wv
and mu-h 49,,
mornng better feeling \, an. III ~ 1
.dvanc. on ye-,.ras, ,s,r. In ma ,s sal
change Of red a, ia 800. y, ~ o.
iyoSt is ant. r.,. .. ousnr'
have been sold to-day = isSGe i9O cents. ' ~ ~ "
O.rs-rhr during m. a, ,,x 49,, -, ~ -
pr. have ss.,n ,n 'ne ~.
'h. week reseh ise sale. Of f. to soos op
made early In the 5000 cents. bu, Tor y or
cent. -
Tor prime Oats
ftsn-Since
Carolina forb nd h.,.
and the nearly all ch.ny.d m,
for full Of shsd and "a 81 To- 49,, .
Prizes are without chang and Ne quote a ls-w week
th.r. a. 81. A,.
prices There sales the we,k ~ .a, a..
bills At SSGtI5 cent, Of which on .-cu.non
Since the sales noted shove have sdvanc ,
rss and prime New Orleans Moiss--
- offered yesterday
PsovisoSsrhere has been considerable movement this wrel IN
Provisions, and for buoynnt
prices have advanced per H. R
con shoulder. good supply ard the
Bulk Shoulders ha declined
IL but
The stock here light and the
TIER hs> been Lard this
have
ana ia eonsqu-ne- ,iniy OF the
'.'y The Aggregate" o. IA, Of
mas Nuin ,c last day two however been bette,
"Hstr-fr WHISKY the khas been doot
ny p,e 'srs a,y IN the week Of xcl bb WHISKY
suo-rqurhuy pre-. have decline and within
~ W. OF ' oo cir and some $50 10 800
20 eeh me eeeps OF western whisky continue to
Iiy We near OF sales ~ lN ebs CITY snd P-nn-yivan
"A w los al - cents WHISKY may be quoted to-day 2t1s.
cents Tor 0y ana ~ F-o cents Tor PennsyVsna and Ohio.
o,,. -.
, =, uhtuoN hAKktIs
10, .n s,l,Sl OF hr Hour nHrk and prices, both
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cS$sANMpoIrrY es<.;%:A e.
49, f} ~:
I ~ TNss&st8
Wlas!sllW
RICH MON ID w III IG.
To CORnESIONpENTs

To COR % ESPONDENTs.
Lss bssfs~.s rsssf bs addresd 20 ns "Eftr Of ns
WAg."
xrce e-s. ec side. u ia paper ,ru not Be pahsA
fs rsie Of long srndfno oeghf 20 be knotcn O. al
Dc depIrfefop. Obituary notices eceef
DAG sgA H.>s are charged for ds airsrtisene.fs.
,ei be charged Ae ddcetfss
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%NIO WANTS REALLY coon GOLD
NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS
Eve al ~ FtsIENDS. AND HE PUBIIC.-ws
take this opportunity OF informing the Public
that
hne Summer wear W. can
all goods that our stock
viii bear Virginia STATE and
blink ~s can exhibit " double the
hos ard Boots other House Richmond unnecesa
~ for US to into detail Of all the descriptions.
call and
A DIT
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HESalUS,9 LI.IiL DEAcooNs, A. "a

H TfNriONi The Captain directs that you appear M
full uuiorm and fully equipped, Except vali.esD kIfV
front Of the city Hail. wEpNEaD " 28d inst. Id-&
o'clock ~ for tie NJ visiting The lower part eoun.
Arms and equipments In order Inspection
veil 80 helmets, viii be needed. ny order.
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NOTtC E.f an nov receiving, sod vl continue receive
~ through ~ te ~ uicy are In.
reduced The Nev York market. being show At s
lime n largest and fashionable IN.
D. Ready Made line HlNRY sHAFFH,
apiT No. iO8 Mstn 4 .cofne
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PREIGHTs


DoSE.ro-po,on 80 cents b % ., bid tobacco
uhuc, and 1871 cents Y box tobacco New York ~
bm f2jo y hid tobacco ~ whole. is , a box
tobacco Nothing doing Philadelphia Is bb ~ -
tobacco ~ cent? n whole aui Is CO. y tobacco baltimore
~ Dbl ti25 HID i5o per whole and i2o y .
ha~f
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IaoI.I.lwUOD GENIE TEnl.-Th,

4 hAHB.-P. II. TAYLOR has received
N Governor hneton,d HARP, having the double action
aud all modcrn improvements which he will sell reduced
II Is from the mAnufae,oy Of Alexander LONDON
Patent Harp MAnnfactnrer. under
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FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTMING.

NO. 1903 MAIN STREET, CORNER IiTH
~ hand, liberal terms Is mo a
fssdonsble, hrsi mad, snd cheapest assortucnt u
READY-MADE CLOTHING
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GENTLEMEN FTHNrsuINc coon,

city embracing approved style mi quality
i goods nsdr W from NE choice patterns Trenc
g. glisi sud Germsn In portalons.
Genemen Wishing hus Clo'hnE invited examine
III afrf apfT
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Il quote the substance no, the word from recollection
Of many years past.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

NEW YORK MARKETS. April 10.
Iovs-Thu has bern ac,ivly IN ne msVtd fu
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AIUIICE.The hrt class cretos under Trust Deed OF
"
hy updsd aud requested 10 prrse th cs., before The
10 May oo~ u sud before Coruns
w Duke. ~ Charlottesville, aceftsn the pr,cse
respectively due heu And their claims fsCeftaned
10 flee 10 Charlottesville tn
Jay n June next rih vcr 10 Distribute Ion auong
ts e he iund witch ton ~ sp
yicsblr ~ thst object. =
dofs fsng comply win the going notice vii ~
'lufd futn auy participation the fund then w had and their
cisa. vi sloned uuth second d,'risuci sds.
spf-dst-ctu Wv. eOUfHAII, Trw,ss,
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On tie representative feature Of the -rs Coaat4os Of
TIE Stat. agricultural Society aad its pro5aSi.
lnllr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

NEW ENGLAND BLo"D.-The Philad,l-
rhla Ledger shows in the following para
yrap'. that ;he New England sentiment; W hen
orc- in>tIII..G into a COnununitv is like the
Westminster ra'echi>m. never rooted out :
once there. II is there forever. Speakn. of
the election he remarks:
By referring to the vote IL will he seen that
the States which voted tor Fremont are, in
general terms, the New ENGLAND ones and
their COLONIES Wherever the Strictlv Yam
kte hlooti t,r,ncd the bulk OF ihe popuatIon
the "no more slave States" .!ocir,n- has ear
RED everything before it, Thus IN New Eny-
land proper. even the >taunrhe>t Democratic
States. even NV II .mp>hre and Connrcti-
cut, where the State rights party has been
powerful so long. we' I for Fremont. So in
New York the western and other rOunrieS,
VIII n were principally settled hv New Eng
lanIrrs have O,-rhornr the Ilud>on river
counties. and the city of New York. In our
own State. Bradford. Tloga. and o'h-r conn
ties The staIs OF the Conn. ct,, ut reserve. and
originally, therefore, coioniZ-ti from Conncc-
tcur. the ma critics for Fremont have been
enormous. liz OHIO and Illinois, the popnia-
non OF the northern counties the bnlk o! which
wen' from NV England carried rh.se two
f,rling OF III" Son'hrrn rOnn'I..s. VIII h were
orig InAi!y settled trnm ,h- mulir States -
Going still further westward we find the same
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

FA>rING Fasting hH m-rn Frequently
recommended and rra,.rI-.d. rs 4 means of
rrrnn,in. n.'II.nt disease and OF rr-t"r,""
ilr .udv ,o Us customary hra,'htui >'n>ati"n.
Howard. rhe c..leirat,d IhilAnthr"pIst. used
to tat enc ,iN IN rae, week FrauxIn COR u
r,r,p.i ,liI the same. \.p"iron. when he
i.!t his ,v-t"in unS rurH. suspended his won-
ted rr,r,>t. and took rxrrci>r on h"r-rs'a"k
The. l,>I ui li>iin .ni>hcd names ~ .ht, II
n,c,s>arv. be- increased but whv ad,!ucr au-
thorltv IN favor OF practice which the IN
siuct Of the brute creation ira'i> them TO a
dopt. when they are sick. Happily for them
they have no m"dilnu promp'rr> III the shape
OF we'll meaning friends. to force a stomach
alrr,!y -ut,,blrd aud IoathIn1 ITS customary
f,ni 20 Il y,>. thi. or that d-lmarv->onr.
i-il.v. ru,rard, chor0a't, ard tn. like. II
would be a singular fashion aud vet to the
full AS rational As the one Just mentioned
If on ewes weakened hv long exercise IN
common l,,ht. We arr. 10 direct a stream of
blue. or violet or red. or even green light,
through prism in place of keeping them
C,retuIlv shaded and at rest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. e. Spencer Marsh was ordained
and installed pastor over the FIRST Calvinis-
lie Church in Burlington, VT, Nov 6. Ser
mon bY professor Shedd, of Andover, Mass.
Mr. Marsh is from Hanover, " II "A cradn-
ate Of Dartmouth College. class OF 1919, and
OF Andovcr, class Of 1853. This church.
which has been destitute Of pastor two years,
says the Puritan Recorder. is now with great
unamimity re-establi>i,cd by the settlement
FREEDOM OF WORSHIP IN SWEDEN
The krg ot Swedrn's speech on the OPEN
the following important paragraphs -
I'm enlightened tniortiion for the t.lth OF
others based upon The love of one nri ishhor.
and inspired i,v an inlnniIa'hr conviction.
ron>rltnt,S The r>>"nre OF the doCmaS OF the
Protestant Church.
"ihr ancient laws which impede the free
dom Of worship must therefore riyr WAY. 50
that rh'. rommunltv NAV be in harmony with
the tOn>titut.ou
An lrTNrEANr CHrEcH The S. Union
ot the MrrhodN Eji>eopa! Church in The
Northern District of Phl!rlelphia, is dom.
mach good in noi-rr>s way. bv promoting
the establishment OF Sunday Schools in de>,i-
nte nj thbor, % nl,. a> the aurlri Of church
rS. The plan inau[ rated last Tuesday. Is {,
bnil1 an "lt1rraut Church" substantially
80 constructed th it can be moved at any
tururr time without ttNing II apart. Lr':
are secured, and the use, at the cost 0
some $500, is to be- pu, on them When tn,
School has crown INTO church, stron. g
nongh to build larger iansc. then thus is t
move off and keep up with the enlarsin. sub
u~bs.
LACK OF Bl.Ir> AT a late meeting OF
the New York Bible Socirtv. Rev. X. II
Pearson 0t kentUckv. said that the ut>t,uiio
of the Blh,c in that State is fearful O.
80 600 tamiirs he visited. one-iourth had N
Blh'r many did NOT know what he meant l.
the Bible, and had never heard Of such
thing
John Tappan. E>l. Of Boston. has OF
drrcd ot 'hr American Bible Society nun
Der of imperial lu,rto bibles, bound IN Tur
krr morocco. vlrh panel covers. each t
be enclosed in rosewood case. and rrc>cn
ed 10 oca.h Of 'hr crowned heals %; the wori.
The books Will cost abe, $50 a copy