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IsaTAUJ 5vleVsryi
China AND JArAS.-Those who desire really rich treat
should fail to 60 the Iron Hall week the
admirable panorama Of Geo. r, West esq. The following
letter frm Hon. Caleb Cushing does nothing moro than
simple jutce to these admirable pictures
WAsBIsGTos, June 20, 1856.
DEAR sn witnessed with pleasure the first exhibition
the evning of the l4th instant of the series of abeaux
painted b! you of scenes In China 1t brought wildly
back to ny recollection many objects which you and
had witnessed in common in that country and which you
have delineaed with graphic fidelity trGat public
will appreciate your undertaking thus 10 bring China as
ii were, visbly before them, and am yours truly
Gro. r. VEST, Esq. c. CUSHING.
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ORA Katiacation Meeting, under the Auspices Of
Democratic Association, will be held George
Of Hail. Tuesday evening" the 2i
at . O'Clock.
democracy of the District and surrounding
cordially invited present full Eloquent
champions Of The will address tho meeting
BY order Of the committee u arrangements
2i-d3t
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Later from RoasaG

ST. LOUIS, June 9o.Laer advces from Kansas repre-
sent affairs assuming mder aspect Rumors Of violence
have almost ceased TO be heard Parties Of armed dis
banded skulkng about in remote parts Of the Terri
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TIA Enrainn Ns,n.


Bosros June 2The private letters by the America are
WHOLE quite favorable There considerable spec
uaon It Is true to what would be the upshot OF he DIFF
fcuty between the two countries, but person In
hundred believed that would ensue.
That Mr.. Champion would be sent home was quite uni
yerssy admitted but Il was certain that Mr.. Dallas
would be treated in like mannertbe nsinuatons Of the
Times the contrary potwithstandng Certain IL the
mass Of the people against handing the American min
ister his passports and IT believed the ministry would
hesitate considerably before taking such step.
Mr. Fillmore would certainly embark in the Atlantic He
had everywhere been courteousy received.
Later from HaraHa.
NEw Yosk, June 2IThe steamship Quaker City has ar
rived from Mobile, via Havana nth instant,
The frigale Susquehanns was of Havana on the
IStb and proceeded to Key West She reports all quiet
San Juan.
Departure Of the Ericsson
NEw YoRK, June n.-The steamship Ericsson le at
for Liverpool. She took out $1,000 in specie.
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Iron Hall.
evening" Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Doors open at TX ~ O'Clock, y. IN.
Afternoon exhibition open 81 az O'Clock.
.a Two magnificent panoramas of
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Consisting abeaax illustrating those countries,
been endorsed by Com Perry Bayad Taylor and
other distinguished travellers.
PANORAMA OF CHINA
Monday Wednesday, and Friday evenings Thurs
@.t day afternoon
PANORAMA OF JAPAN
Exhibited Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
day afternoon
Admission, twenty five
Tickets for hotels, book and drug stores.
For admission Of schools al reduced price, apply Iron Hail.
Penn.
l9-dr
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United states Patent once,


IN the petition Jepha A. Wilkinson, Of suffolk county New
" sr as s az % an,S 20 % @
from The expiration Of said patent which takes place
II ordered that the said petition heard Paten, once
Monday i5 Of December next at O'Clock, and all
Why ss,d petition i ought 20, 70 be granted.
The w 10 a T ss sn
days efo,e me day q heaas all testimony flied BY he, parry
cordance with the rules Of tho Office, which will be Furnished
The testimony in Dccember
and o,st papers relied upon Be ned
II any, within thereafter.
.sro. ."s evening sa wanSaan d. c ssnSsean
ss%os Evsn9s As rn ~, Day Book New YGs
20 the 18Th Of December nei The DAY 2, bearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
% ne sov, @ ps., sogy and ,sne
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
me following The drawn numbers o. The Mayspa csn.ea
G sS sf e. e 20 me '''''' CARO-" county, ~
e44 50 70 % 40 SO IT % "a &C 81
The following numbers Of the Paiapsco
Lottery, GLASS Ia, dawn Jupe 20, 1856
"A rs 80 "a 81 ~ l6 "A so 10 40
/ R. FRANCE d CO., Managers.
d. H. NePH,rr, Commissioner
COR present Weather, made with and sIe-
Alpaca dsp dse ss,h@srs, white and eoloed dos., sad
Psntaioons plain figured dnngs, drap de linens,
Together with youths clothing which will
NOAH WALKER a CO.,
June oi--3nf Browns Hotel Building
To Business Men.
cTocE or DRY GOODS ron sALRTbe subscriber wi,hipa
y dispose dy goods By July,
the same a bargain for cash.
The stand which IL considered best IN Washington
be had on lease, with improvements % ssn The imss
| ~ Market Space.
Thankful fer The many three
years remind alt Indebted him make
payment be closed By the s OF
June l7--6f J. l.. W.
| wiiIards Hotel.
/ =. q. d H. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyicania and FowiesntA direct,
\ Washington, ID. q.
| Ian aa-dId
Il once OF the cemmiss,cn.r Lotteries,
4 Bsrusors, April Is, 1855.
THE uoserssed Of Lotteries Mary
snd being receipt daily Of letters from portions
the country msknt inquiry 70 lottery schemes with which the
flooded and which decided by the
nss Maryland Consolidated Lotteres takes This
all such letters inquiry and inform the public
lotteries puporne aross
frauds certain parties style ihsseve. Morris Co. and
pretend 10 be sse SCENTS for The grand charter
fictitious
6 styled Murry Co.. Cleveland, oho mpos,sr,
all lotteries which they profess 70 be agents Tor aiso
fauds.
RIcHARp FRANCE this city, 10 the contractor drawing
the Msrylapd otteTeshe under The urn
r. FRANCE CO., sole IN
the city Of Baltimore There are forty Licensed
vendors for the sats Of Mssyans derive license under
through his Office 20 sell tickets IN The maend ,o,'s,es
comlHi,siensr ofEoeres hr the State Of Mar land.
APca-smdscp
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TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LoTs AT THE CORNER
OFF ID public snctonon Wednesday Afternoons
O'Clock, the premises, shall sell o.
$40, situated The Of north
undivided to make
fronting inches north
i6 loss alley and lots cniins "a feet inch
on 1t5 n alley.
found for sale that desirable pat OF the city
residence should COMMAND the attention
capitalists well desiring hscs building ate
Title ndisputabie
Term. one fourth cash, the re- twelve, ssd
MONTHS secured BY deed q ns, On We
See j. G. MCGUIRE,
June I2-d ASctioneer.
1y-The above Is postponed wnstb "wednesday
afternoon June osh hour and place, which time
Will positively be soid without reserve
JAS. G. Me0UtHE,
June Old Ancsosesr.
uuxs HR EMERs Book. Hertha ny Preaeriks
nj Bremen; translated BY Mary Hewitt g.
Modern Teller the Best ssss of The Rec,
Dior. ao~ ss', sosssa c'o 70 e.ps pre- 1sy Just
June 81 Bookstore, near oh street.
By y. q. MCGUIRE. AnessoDser.
DUBLrC SALE OF National Thsasre stcck.-T win sen
public Monday Juns 30, Soeock,
dollar. National Hal (Theae) Stock
be debt for winch said stock
pledged.
las g. MCGUIRE,
yuns is-n Apctionsef
DHINTTNG-pREss sale. cheap for cash.--A double
cylinder Hoe. printing press good running order being
pcss upon Washington Union newspaper now
prn'es Apply at this once,
May dm
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LITERARY AND CRITICAL JOURNAL.
THE CRITERION,
NOW yps sE.nNe yor yr.sr


THE CRITERION,
NOW ~ IT'S SECOND VOLUME.
80 Per Annum.
and able critical psps 1I ons Of s most various and agreeable
REVIEWS OF CURRENT LITERATURE,
With interesting extracts.
EDITORIALS
On various sub .cts
LITERARY GOSSIP Am INTELLIGENCE
s#- From RI, parts Of the world.
Selected MiscelIanea,
.. From the best sources, and curious
Notes and Queries,
Besides Lists Of New Publications.
WAsHIsaTss, June &, 1850.
De-. have read the with pleasure and profit
and criticisms. LIS and spirit in opinion sach
matters If NY opinion be Of an IN
asns the circle Of its yp s a. ss e
CHARlrs R. Rope, Esq.
permanen. establishment able and indie
r the interests Of
m s, % n us e ~n s
| favorable consideration ... o. the public,
H Eis 1 l. 81 aax YIN ..
don DO jd aHTH ". r ssApIsu
NORRIS I, RApaALL, DR..
Il Il 4 4: RgekEaMnSa, ESQ E.s.
@ L.. DUlCKfNCk,
j.. @. COGS WELL Esq,
Lbrarisn Aston Library.
GEO. II. MOORE, ESQ,
Librarian N. y. Historical Society.
s.. HASTINGS GRANT, ESQ.,,
Librarian N. Y. Mercantile Library.
sUssrsIpr, June 7ah, 1855
DrAR From literary critical
journal pleasure IN ADDING my
gentlemen recommended
| favorable eonsidersti Of the public
\ . Very respectfully, your obedieni servant,
4 WASHINGTON IRVING
CRANES r. RopK, Esq.
| CHARLES X. RODE
June le--cod6if No. li3 Nassau street, Now York.
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NEw YonK, June n.-The steamship Ericsson Left at no
for Liverpool She took out $500, 900 in specie.
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BY The PfesIdtht: n
w. L.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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LoNGuEm DsAsrER-T The loss of life by the blowing
up the boat at Longue Canada, was much more disas
trolhan at first reported, at least thirty having been
killand about ny persons wounded, of them dan
gerNy
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SaS b ez ~ "a fE - sNsS
FOR GsE.F.!

'TllE Subscribers vii H.? "n hand IL, ali
TIMES. at ia: ;>:l,.iyl, ,r,i lIari.,.-s store.
of L. Mrs'tir;i. in this Village, an a. m,"rtine.,t
of all kinds of STOVES, which they rlcdr,
themselves t" sell on rs favorable terms :,S
stove: at the SAME quality "nn b" pHrcl,aScl
!"r i'll Charleston. Their COOKING; ortN rs
they will warrant 10 do ev-rllhiu. that Il
t""kin" Steve can do, and are alrr they will
give universal abstraction.
O"c c"f ns will spend the most Of the pryscn,
year at ,h" North, and will lr abl: to select
the best and mos. approved patterns.
r.. WE>TrIELD,
|. BRANCH.
Abbcvi!e c. H., = C., i'm s. 1856 "
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N1 DcM1 s5es. ~
:" ME Tfdftsss Of the Ma. .su,.: Las.. :. I
l. SGhO6E of the South Carolina con
ference q the Methodist Episcopal Church"
nereGy ss NoTIgs that they will petition the
BY order Of the. Board Of Trus.rrs
-, Fl. A. c. WALKER, Secty.
Abbeyills c. a., July 10, 1855. Liam !.
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- oS'o'''eO ~ wy nouoO n. Uh,,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
4 RE row receiving an unusually choice
l n variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are Sc! in: at the very lowest pr-
ces possible, anI 1" winch the attention of pur-
chacers - vcrr r"r.i,aiv and respectfully inv-
ted. Their s.'ri: ID, -" fnilnwinr n.
nong others, of Fr,lh i."giiM ami .lm.risn,.
productions Parlirnn" attention is n~';,.d to
:'atus Lul'in =" -. i.rbrr ~ 90. ....i-
fu"ture "f i,"nbaz': :, chailIcs. a,...r~
bnrcges. grenadines. dc. !hirrin s Miiari's
black and colorcd chalIics, narsuise, veil
bcrarr. and tissues.
PRINTED bach Kocci:inks
l"rcnlS, bril.An;.s, ca.ntrirs. ;.r"m.ts, :aw::.
orgaidi,s aud erag"s,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
g Fouilnnds, very handsome;
" French and English Calicucs of Stein.
hnchs Iioelcs M"nteiths & Nortnn's;
Gases "f Ginghans black and fancy, all prices;
Pri' ted chnllies and ber6gc dclaincs from low
priced to very rich;
,ncrican lawns ard nusiins;
Calicpr- low price ann fast colors
HoL;SEKEEILNG GOODS
~. AZ. :,""s linens aud other makers, n
."ry iu.. assortment in all varieties, for shirt.
49,. Shcr.:'' pillow easing. &c DC. birtls.cy.
=: ,.i.. scotch ditto. towclling and towels,
Tr:A -. Bash. de-; window drap.ry, lace and
uslin, Wo. ~.
:iu.'sinrr ,.oohs for Gentlemen aud Boys Ia
..,"' dr Iings. &e, coltonadcs of MI sorts vest
.">, spri ~ caisihler"s c;!snerett drub etc, de-
UO.ilES7YC GOODS,
An nnrvard assortment Of shcetings and
shirtings brown and bleachcd, from 3.4 to II. +
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes
PL.INIA IYON Goods
OF every sort and kind. considered desirable
TO have. by the piece o. bale. In addition to
the nbov", we hnv. the very finest assortment
of collars, l"ces aud Embroiderics in general,
to b: found probublyin' the State.
j. +. BURCHARD Il co.
May =, 1853 .~.a 52-ly
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
III lie Sign Of the Golden -InrH,
$sNr r1rDDrn @ ~

q TIE Subscribers have now cla,
E&) on hand nu extensive assert. Eras
mcnt of Goods in their line, whicl,
they ai" selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, and to which they resp, ctiully call the
attention of purchasers Their stock consists
in part follows, Viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop sheet, BnuI, Oval Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German ami Blister steel; Anvil*, Bel.
lows, Vices, DC;
Mill and Cr"Ss.cut Saws; Mill Ir",.s Nails.
Wagon Boxes, Pot Ware;
Brnch and M"ul'!in" Planes CniscTs, Au,ecrs.
Files, Boring Machines;
M"r;cc Machines, Iath"S, Saws. Bench Screws
Hinges Screws
Locks, Bolts, Iatchcs, Axes, Hoes Plou..l
M"uds, A'lzcs;
ANlcs, Springs, i.namclcl and Patent I.cathrrS.
Paints NarniShcs;
Window Glass, spirits Turpcntin", Putty Paint
Brushes;
Corn shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Bcing;
Lime, l'ln>i"r. Cement Gunrowder Shot,
Lead, de-, .vr.
1h"S" in want of Goods in the Hardware
Inc, " III Hn il /" their interest to ,.iy, us n
call hrI"l" i'ai;ir:. i'r"ir purchases
!.-i,i B. d .lCNi.W 4 90
r." - Is Il ,iu
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Selling Off at a Profit
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS FOR SALE!
AT n B BEVIL LIE C. II.
Change Of the Programme! !

Change Of the Programme! !
rINIlE subscriber being determined to raise a
l. large amount OF money, offers his goods.
for the next sixty days, ut reosouabie Profit
1t Is TO be hoped that persons in want of any
thing in his line, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The general rule is to sell out nt
cost; but the Programme having been changed
10 suit the present arrangement. it will be OBJ
served accordingly His object in making
this offer Is preparatory to entirely new
arrangement for the Fall Trade, by which
persons will be able to yet Goods oniy for TN,
Cdsh. Long experience has satisfied the sub
scribcr that this arrangement will be most nd
vanta.couS t." all parties, except th"s" WHO never
intend to pay, and i, is for tl. special benefit
of this class Iha, the rul" will l,. adopted
His St"cis consists in part of the following,
viz:
10 IIhdS. Bacon Sil"s;
4 do Cuba M"asScs;
10 do Louisiana Sugars;
20 Bags Rio Coffee:
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wa,hling
y few cheap Doubc Barrel Shot Guns
Hack Smith Tools, Iron AID Nails;
White Lead, Green and yellow 10. .,r,n:ud il.
ell;
Rio, il"nh" and other hrn::l- Clears.
s%s': 't2ss'aE Supplements.
- aw ut,.r. .n, Corn Sh"!!,r~
iiar,:i..c, bale Rope aud Twinc:
l!rini"ck, trlcr and Harness Leather;
y lar;," Lot of Hollow Ware;
Turning Fluid Spirits Turprn'inr;
White Wine d cider Vinegar;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains
y large Stock Of Wines and Liquors offered
ut low prices, he is determined To quit this
part "i til" trade ;-and ii great many other
articles unnecessary to mention. Goods have
advanced considerably since these purchase.
w"r" made and h" is thus enabled Ia compc.c
with any market in lricr:.s we'll ~ qualityamd
quantity. and h. hopes that Il hungry, needy
public will make hast" t" buy out every thin.
he has "n hand All of which is respectfully
submitted hy II. :. KERR,
NJ. Brick Range
July Is. $50. lift
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ID K 7 q O 0 DS.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
| s ) 6

MILLER Il WARREN. Opposite Glol,..
W Hotel. Augusta, Ga, are receiving their
usual choice variety Of SPRING DRESS Fab
RIGS, embracing tn" best makers of French
and English productions. among which arr--
Rich Printed French Jaconrts AMI Orlrau,ics :
Rich Fl"uncrd Durcr.s AMI Orguu,lies :
Rich American and English Lawns;
Rich French liril!iants and Cunbrcs {:
Rich Bar".."s ami 'rsau"S
Bluff. Blue and Pink, Paia Brillants, rcw
article
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T URNi TURE WhRFR0 Q Ms!
BEHJA.iN uDGDKiCH, ,rxsi.fN

BEoaa stsset Augusta, Georgia,
n : poor above h"mns -,.--.zzs,zur,
IN KIehrd.""s a Sons s.lSsiseIssjg 2ize z;g
Book store. nI"pp, site Lum. etsfszsfs5
bnck's Il Coopcrs new Iron Store, would lie:
srcetfully annonnce&to their friends and tie
public that they are now receiving daily a
choice and Well selected assortment Of all kinds
Of FURNITURE, sfch as Bureaus, Book
Cases, Sofas Chairs, Tete. a-tetcs, Centre Tables
Window Shades, DC, of the latest and most
fashionable designs, which they will guarantee
to sell as low as can be bought in the city, and
we mite all who wish to purchase 10 cali and
aEkamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
sSprng, Hair and Cotton MATTRASsRa md
all kinds of Furniture Manufactured and Re-
paired to order. with neatness and dispatch. Il
~ This Firn, positively, have no sconnec.
tion with any other FurHityes House in this
city. .sl5lIa BENJAMIN. n GOODRICH,
Augusta, Ga, April 26, 1856. b2.ly ~
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Silks
Assorted Cu!"r' tioUncci Si.lI Dresses;
Rich Paid and Striped Taif"ta silks
Ric:, M"irc Antique. Toulari and China Silks;
Black Ta.i,,a and Gr" dc Rhine Do.
Mourning Goods!
Plain and St:ircd Grenadines and Barcres;
l:ark Fl"un"rl i;rci.al.ii. and i:arryc Dresses:
superior summer ';nin|,nzncs and ChnIlics
Black Jaconcts, Organizes AMI Mar,,uisc
la"! Eng. Grapes, l."," Wells and lIandkcr-
chiefs.
=. "!.i'i"n to this ."u-c linr q: DrySs Gnn.ls,
~. iav" r"ml''rtr stock of CuiicncS Cling
hams. l.in"n Goods. Furniture Paints Enbr"i-
'lcrirs and I.aces. Hosiery AMI Gloves, Plain
and Embroidered Grape Si.nw!s
\ large To-, of Mantilia-, III great variety oi
styles.
Pantaloon Stuffs, Blc:l-hrl and Brown
Guo,l$.
White and Striped Osnaburgs, of various
brands.
Our friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine the largcs. stock of Spring
and Summer GOODS that we have ever had.
Particular attention paid To filling orders.
Augusta, Ga, April 49, 1856 Soft
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- SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!
GCANO AMT ANYTHING COMPARED TO TT &!
sUBso1L FLOWING IS NO USE!
Cotton Seed Perfect Nuisance!
CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY. !!
e. w CD M $50

CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY!
e. CD N So
fJNHE indefatynblc District aud Village
i Clothing Man, by close observation and
hard study, has learned several new features in
the art Of improving and a.loriing the Mascu-
line portion of the human family. He's been
clean to New York, took h.. ".: under sccn.
tific men, and has made himself so familiar
with all the beauties, duties, liabilities, a.lvnu
tages and responsibilities Of the human wealth
crboarding department that ust
lie lays his eyes man, he knows what h-
lacks--whcthcr it is food rni':'-'.' - 'S
Just the same to mankind that Si
citation. Country merchants "
come in and TAX" II few lc>s"I>- -,
crate for single scholar-cla=sc> taken ut rc-
duced rates.
If it is food and raimrrt, he takes him in,
covers weather boards and floors him. and
then sends him "vci to his friend, II. :. Is err
ur down to LomaX IL Cobb'S, where few
minutes, after the patient has ii tn
viving, hcalthful influence" external up-
plicati"n: they will r"rmem"" IT, inside WORK
ceiling, lathing, plu>terInr am. securing, and
then start him home. Aud il is wonicr. af-
ter taking some Of I.omlx N t"Lh's T. II. =.
kerrs in'ard film" (Which i~ sul's IA, -"
liquid) then allowing Lyons I" ivvth :
called the >:irflrc polish, t.nt
don't know thcn. when they q" .u,
little hoys and girls run aud hide, ii .
some CIV IbIkS nave come 10 Their "a u
Young ladies coi,'mcncc tiNinE up I" enters III.
their new bcauN. and y"un.s n,.n iru cir
heads. look Iigniiird and star: .,,-...,. ~.
nice looking stranger.
A few men of rather orlinar, a,,v..:,l;r.
who have thrown themselves entirely into ~.
ons' hands, know the advantages l." h" derived
from suit of his Clothes it mas married them
into rich families, given them s.anGing far be
yond their expectations and been the means of
pitching them as hi, Ia up phit,y piour ,!,urty
in the scale OF upiertend"m rcSErc'ablli'y.
There are row i'll the city of Ahhcvil!" 3,
Churches, Academies. | Singing srh""l ii
great many Dry Goods Stores, > Printing Offices,
tablishm cnts, TheSpiam Corls, Masonic and
Odd Fellows Lodge, Dancing Class, lIiIlro-
dromc. . Carriage and Buggy Manu;nct ORIG
Hotels. several Boar'!.'r How"
Store, Gin Factory. a'''
Harness. and Scv. =: ii.'
AInnufacturv. :; .a!.,,> ...'.
net, Carpr:vi~ a ::!a"K III.
Refre>li!"..' ,'.'.... :... il:".. ..,... a...
it will iug :: =. IL; ~:.,. ....,,. , '..-.
appearanr" =; 81; .: ..-.. :,as.., d: e. .,..-
their businr=s. iyoHa N.,: .'".:;'- .r.'.'
for the ai,ny, '.,!a, ,..:.- 49,. '., ..'
occupations. .,.i...ts' ....y..'
large Stock. :. co.. ... ...,...a.
that are urr".: ..;'...
Lyons s,ori; %: -. . ...u
complete ll"k"".. .i...f. :',F ....~-
Oil and Fluid I.:....... =.
and Fiddle RoS!:, ..." a.. =.
this trade Fitc=. .
terest Tablcs tn -,
kind now in u>e- =.
one-Banker:' G.
Memorandum Boo
the largest stock -.
New Orkcrs rolGi, air
purchnscd-S,.-. tets
an antci rntrd ui,..u"..
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THE Subscribers have now csa,
on hand nu extensive assert. t.p1
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HODGES DEPOT.

VNIIE Firm Of ROBERTS. ADAMS; 4 SMITH
L. was dissolved on the first Of October.
1851. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will coEic forward anil settle by cash or note,
us anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business mt Hodges. and n Long
Cane, aud 10y Tie first Of April will have ne
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care iu Naw York and Bal!
t'lnorc, which We Respectfully offer t. Our
friends and customers al mr,,craie profits
Come and see. al. ~ Your own iu,ls. We
merely w:-n to let v"u know that we nrc still
mere. feeling satisfied that if You will come,
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS.
Hodges, $. c., March ~. 1856 Al If
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-11
Toni. 937.525 6.222.3Is

From this statement, drawn from
official sources, it will be seen that
there is not single slaveholdlng
State in the Union, in which the
shareholders constitute one-tenlh part
OF the aggregate free white popula-
ton. In South Carolina, where the
slaveholding class is relatively the
most numerous, out of a white po-
pulation OF 274 ,l93, only %, ,595-
less than ne-tenth-are slavehold-
ers. Yet in every one of these
States the Shareholders WELD the
whole political power, make Just such
laws as their own interests require or
their own PROJECTS dictate, and hold
the great body of the white popula-
ton IA a condition of political sub
serviency quite as absolute as that Of
their slaves Only one-seventcenth
OF the aggregate free white popula-
ton of the South are Shareholders
yet they have usurped the whole po-
llical power oil that secuon theY
ill all offices of honor and of power
from their own number they to-
lerate no utierance of opinions which
they do not approve they hold the
free whites who do not belong TO
their order in a condition of absolute
vassalage ;---and we hear nothing
from that region, upon any subject,
except as uttered in their interest
and at their dlctatlon. They consti-
tute dominant and ruling Oligarchy
held together like the Ieudnl bar
ons of the middle ages by com
munily of interest and Of sentiment,
and acting together always for the
promotion OF their common ends.