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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

L,oR NORFOLK AND PETERsBuBG.-TIE UNITED
IN states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas skin
aer will eaye places Wednesday July NJ
goeuck T. w. from pier II North river sh@ will arrive
Norfolk afternoon, aud Petersburg the following
morning Passengers for III. south will proceed directly
by the great southern mail line TO Charleston, Angus IA
Those for Richmond win arrive at their desiina
ton early Friday ming Travellers VIII hn this the cheap
pessantcst and most expeditions route. Passage ami
fare with Norfolk 81 % Petersburg and Rich
mond, $40. Apply 70 LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, 81 Broad
MS
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1EGATTAs.

EEQATTA.-A REGhTA WILL TAKE PLACE At
~ Point Freegc Thursday, July 10 N O'Clock three
I'D bali miles from Jersey Ciy ferry York av flr
purse ~ st0, free for al boats twenty eight and I'M
itr Entrance ", seven boats or no rae -
JOHN II. MIpMER,
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A UsTRAIIA-P10NEER IaNE-CARRYIN0 THE UNI
"A tet states maa.fhe beasuini clipper mp NON
freight for sydney has two thirds Of her cargo aresd,
engaged ship and will positively sail about the 0h
July loading nj pier TO- East Has superior nc
fonmodaons passengers ship loading Fregh
For freight passage apply board, or
X. w. CAMERON, No. 8 Bowling green.
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- sCELL4HEcUs.
&10 CHANCE FOR THE ISDusrRIops-LADIEs
piU. and gentlemen win be practically laugh, In few
others and also produce specimens % the work ~ which
ssy can realize scme,ssls ndePsnaenee Thee That are
can have handsome amount guaranteed 70 them Coz the
whch sna full value in siocs viii be gwen
and inr'hr ABILITIES Afforded on good references being fur
nshcf Call AZ The store a12 Broadway.
An EFrIcAuous CURE FOR coRSs. BUNoSs
N caloses nails growing into the esh and disorder
OF the feet BY anew and peculiar mehed without cutting,
Nclsisnr Lpyi No 90 Is Rue de Rlvol Parl. and No
Conduit street kegen, street London, surgeon chropcds
ENGLAND may Be consulted daily sundays excepted son
finh aud stSih avenues.
rom III. Imperial ' ss o. Napoleon m Emperor Of
Je ec,he que NJ Levi eniese los cors avec uae extreme
Lcvr Sarolxos BosArARrr.
certify That ~, Levi has cured zoe sGns month ago o. ssss
have srpov.s me- fs many Years Wall ~ nrsan ,h
sss %S sna shssrfs recommend tr . levi % my
Srv Yoas' March .. lsss 2 Ea.. ssysSieeniS street
fu XII IN having perfectly removed large sSnisu q long
'i r%%sss saG July isSsr 'a No boston row
Thousand. more IN h possession ons which are several
from sdi,' q he hshss ankl can BE- seen BY voras him
and sixth avenues, New York.
kB.-No professional competition with any person.
CoKE FOR sALR-rRrCr "a PER CHALDRov Dr.
fuel IN use Apply CRAPsER BvRNs al he once Of
he Manhattan 6as WORKS, Exhsseuth street, Of fenA
avenue
JroRD's AMERICAN WINDOWS, INTENDED FOR
houses where comfort, de.
sired They exude dust cold air and weather when shut
and give the largest opening for air when open;
estc In over 200 openings The past cheaper than
parties who have usefen and dissatisfied have
replaced by the Ordinary kind, Charge appca-
ton Old sases altered. Made and shipped any OF the
country. WIN. FORD, patenee and manufacturer, ls2
West Twenty .afh street NY.
ToUyENs PREPARATION Gle Ana RID GLOVES
81 color, without he siahsnst smell Rub lightly
lnd the dirt Instantly disappears, lie immediately.
one bottle warranted q clcaa try pairs Price 50 cents
Try before buying. sold - an ~rHs1s's and BY Mrs
tsyes Brooklyn Potlchomnne fnnferils Transforming
XII a. INTO the finest painted china. Art rang
nolcs containing Two vaes instructions and every article
gui Cd 80. Trade suppcd.
CONTENT NhARN CO., 5o2 Broadway.
AIR GEORGE GoTTnErMER, OF THE FIRM or GoTT
vi hemer Davis gfA Pine street, will leave for ENGLAND
Saturday the lh Inst and remain absent about
months and will be happy 70 transact business that
may be entrusted 10 hrs charge with ~ city and prompness
- now prepared cleanse and dye AL Ands Of gents cloth
lnr Particular attention given 70 all drab coors. Black re-
ia ed 70 Hs original color. tlotlts = lnshed
q LEvfE, los West Broadway.
tvrt oyrs ELECTRO CHEMICAL RNrHS-pp
PRINCE, ~ Brooklyn proprietor, and Prof vERaNES
are in a 10 nuadwAt They 20 cnre
rhet ma r neuralgia ard all impurities arising f-n ire m
prudcn nse mercury cher metallic substances. Special
ieparin ent for adles
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
uuw yoRu rxnn ryveu,

For freight passage, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No 66 Wan street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY h Co. Liverpool
sTEPHEN KENNARD 4 DO, "a Austin Friars London.
II. G. WAINWRIGHT 90, Paris
The Of these ships will he accountable for god
silver bullion specie, ewery, stones metals
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein.
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YYOTEL FOR SALE.-A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF A
III small hotel broadway, twesl side win be- sold
cheap, consequence OF sickness, sni accommodating
serms a responsible party. Apply II. q. FOSTER,
No. 8 Cedar street, from IL 10 z
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRlMOylAI.
A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD EDUCA.
n unu unbemished character and standing, with
sona appearance being stranger In the city and retired from
business with OF this worlds wealth To make him In.
dependent desires TO enter into correspondence with lady
In TO matrmony, To kindly disposed and Intelligent
lady between 10 and 20 OF of repfoachabe cha
racter and OF her own would pledge 10 make
steady husband and lady answering the above
WIN favor by stating where interview be had the honor
II gentleman pledged 10 the umss and all letters
forth with desired. Address u. TRUTH Broadway
Pott Office.
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A sTRoLoGy.-DR. WILSON, liz DELANcEY STREET
~ can be consulted on a events Of life. Fee for ladies'
cents gentlemen, ". Birth required and no hnmbug
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HAVANA sEGARs-PER STEAMERS CAHAwBA AND
III Black Warrior ngaros regala del reys Ca
anas acerbos corcGos dos famas Apollo operas Ileb
guard operas fnouumeutos gifts, Esculaptos Naoleons
urcz and other brands ten per cent below
ke, prices, by The 100 or Loo n. T.. ROGERS
No lGi Maiden lane, second story.
CEGARs-GRFkT BARGAI CAN RE HAD IN uA
- vana, domestic sndGerman segars Normaa 81 80 ana
Hw0rds; Operas, Is do Cash advanced segars
u bond. O. CHEEKS. II broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

CuRE CuRE.-DR. WARDS uSFosTuSATE's FRIEND
~ and osher unrfvacd remedies The powerfH per-
feet and ~ the same time ndcs Ills The only
meaes that never dsappont curing all within week slight
cases IN few hours. ONCE Canal street. door Of
Broadway
SrEclAh MEDICAL NoTICF.-pR. y C. JOHNSON
~ removed.-Ufice 40 BROADWAY New York-In upwards
Of eight hundred dures The year mce
obstinate and terrible nature he has had the satisfaction ~
witnessing l and perfect be rssrred
" many q them ~ered Encouraged By his extraordinary
he sti confidently invites he public In
his Invaluable method for treating all diseases .fred BY I'M
prudence, earSure neeif there hnmbag This has
been thoroughly 'ssed N B7o re isfesfn caring The
many dsressfn cuBp'lrp ~ whch ne ser SUBJECT he
Vel Known. General dscarn aeeci1i Ify kas, aud all
distractions reuisscl w mctea surgical irNnept Con-
venen furnished caring A. his house Ccrsnla.
tons. erhes En- person or w mail strictly confidential.
q. 4. JOhNsVNs Vpetaung ety ucians
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LyoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNTTED STATES
Il mail lne-The steamer KNOXVILLE Capt g D I.ud
dow will leave Saturday, July L. from pier No North
river O'clock r. NJ Bills Of fading signed board fo
freight passage apply 10 ~ T. MTICHftI, ~ brpsdway
Through from New York Jacksonville s3i to Pln'
la sS Steamers FLORIDA connect Al savannah with Ne
from New York on Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
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nR coorEa, "a pyAxE sTEEs1. nAy 81 cox:
CONFIDENCE can call o. hs. vih hs ssssAs g sssaS rsa0
,efiiscd REMEDIES shows his treatment ~i certain die
be had at his Old dispen.ary, No DIVISION street r.
TYR. LARnoNrs PARIS And SoADos sEDicAL
~ Adviser aud Marriage Gnlde 1th sdss go ~
us .1 % ss ~ x. ss r
and Ieuaou treatment Of certain Diseases Also nervous deh
NJ al such disease. q "a x-re~r .s. sorssr sfssnss
s - ~ s fasr ". ss. -s ~ r. s
tse sr'-~d Courier ds- ssss uu. sNss z~auns.
nR WARDS uSroRruSarEs FRIEND, AND OTHER
,hs Slowed ss,sps AL .seS sse = al ~ ,s
scou v,us Sres, attention 70 zach ease .ad saics cure
~ n unvsrss MAY be consulted yriyHisy on d.eassA
r.sny seven yssrs s.sIss ,ss h syssss sessss y.
IMPORTANT TO vExAI.ss.-pIsEAsEs OF yExAins
ses s.sei s II 's ss
ons. No. . '.I1y w-si v'n--ass s1-. = T.
OIp DIR. coRnIrr Is CONSULTED PRIVATELY, AT
and fourth door from fuIon street. Brooklyn frvm A n
pRIvATE coSsULrArIoSs-DR. WATSON HAS
IF U ses ssi Witch ~ ss. ss nos s
twenty thousand without instance Of failure The
remedies mild there interruption 70 business
charge of diet DR. Watson y 10 constant ateunsuce from
he until night At his consulting and
residence is Walker street doors Of Broadway.
WILLIAM WATSON. N. ~,
Formerly surgeon 70 The Lock Hospital
Rrcos,ps rsAc ~, d.; "a p aA.zgsp ycs
nccn.n and Not Of this Coy, ~ ~ sur~ Z
important csss of disesscs including II the hreA
and luugs ~ ha medieval and so Brsadvsy,
Ss Z. s ss 800 .S.av. .rs .ST . =. ,s1s
lea~r sno nsdiones sens ocnsu nns en- rrsnssls
CURE CuRE.-DR. WARDS UNFoaTUSATE,s FRIEND
~ and osher unnvalcd mciies The powerful
iect and ~ the same time mdcst cure Ills the only
mcaes that dsappont curing all within week sght
IN hours. reel Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-20
NJ I d D L Il B u r. Y {:
National Republican Nominations.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1856.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-20

MARIPosA-Ina letter which he wrote
in lSlo, Colonel Fremont gave tho fol
lowing account Of his connection with
the Mariposa estate
The Mariposa claim is a tract of
land ten leagues in extent, lying upon a
creek of the same name in the San joa-
qun valley. it was purchased for me
by Mr.. Larkin in the beginning of 1917,
and duriag my absence with the bat.
TALON in the South. from y. Juan b.
Alvarado, to whom it had been granted
in consideration of his public services
Mr.. I.arkin paid for it $4,000 | had
never seen the place. and knew Dothing
Of its character or value. The purchase
was made before California was ceded
to the United States, and long before
any gold had been discovered. | had
always intended to make my home in
the country il possible, and for this pur.
pose desired a foothold in it. On my
return to the country in the present
year | visited the place in company with
Dr. Corrie, Mr. Reid, and several other
gentlemen, and for the first time saw the
land. Two thirds are adapted only to
farming; on the other third gold was
discovered, and we went to work to dig
it out. So soon as it was known that
we were there, hundreds-soon becoming
tEousauds-crowded to the same place,
aud to this day from two to three thou
sand persons have been regularly EN-.
ployed. They have worked there freely;
10 one has ever offered them the slight.
est impeachment, nor have | myself ever
expressed to any one, or entertained an
intention, of interfering with the free
working of the mines az that place /
regard the claim to the Mariposa in The
same light as any other vested right. 1t
was purchase fairly made, and have
always supposed that at some future
time the validity Of the claim would be
settled by the proper courts. | am sat
isfied to wait that decision, whether it
be favorable or otherwise, aud in the
meantime to leave the gold as it is now,
free to all who have the industry to col.
lect it,"
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j. F NloBBs, Scc'y.

Mr.. CnoATE's LETTER The Boston
Bee says the lettor Of Hon. Rufus Oh oatc,
elsewhere referred to declaring his pre-
ference for Buchanan as a Presidential
candidate, is too long for our crowded
columns, did we regard it of sufficient i'm
portance or interest to publish. ID ere
ated no little conversation in political
circles yesterday, and while all admired
its gorgeous and finished rhetoric. few
we're satisfied with its logic. if such it po-
sessed The general impression is that
Mr.. Choate sold out quite too cheap-in
fact for a good deal less than market val
no. But he is a Judge of his own worth,
we suppose. and if be is satisfied, Others
cannot with grace find fault. Mr.. Choate
has long been connected on the Buchan-
an side, and his present declaration does
not surprise his friends, though it grievcs
most of them. Those who remember the
character of Mr.. Choate's great Wing
speech in Faneuil Hall, last year, will not
be surprised at his present political pref
erences. Tho Providence Journal, in
publishing extracts from that effort last
November, prefaced it with these COM
ments
"Lost in the maze Of motaphorical con-
fusion, and dazzled by the splendor of his
gorgeous rhetoric we may misunderstnnd
Mr.. Choate but it seems to US that tho
self sacrifice" Of which be SO eloqneutly
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r. From the London Times.
Frightfnl Earthquake In the
Moluccas-Eruption ola Volcano


Moluccas-Eruption of Volcano
Three Thousand Lives Lost.
Tho Indian mail brings advices of an
other Of those dreadful earthquakes for
which Ternati and the adjoining locali.
tics in the Moluccas arc proyerbial An
eruption Of the active volcano on the is
land of Great Sangir, in long l25 so
f., and lat. 30 so n, has occurred
The northwestern part of the island Of
Great S:pgir is formed by the mountain
Awu, which has several peaks, the high.
est being about 1000 feet above the sea.
On the west side the mountain runs very
steep into the sea, at the hight of the
large village Kandhar, however, falling
away to low promontory.
Between and 8 o'clock on the even
ing OF the 81 of March, sudden and alto.
gether Undesirable crashing noise was
heard, which, indicating to the Sangircse
an eruption of the volcano, filled them
with CONSERVATION Simultaneously with
tEis, the glowing lava streamod down
wards with irresistible force in different
directions, bearing with it whatever it
encountered on it's destructive course
and causing the sea TO boil wherever they
came in contact. The hot springs open.
ed up and cast out food of boiling wa
ter, which destroyed and carried away
what the fire had spared. The sea, ODE
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dent to an unusual impulse, dashed the
rocks with frightful violence dashed upon
the shore aud heaved itself with wild
haste against the land as if it strove to
ovormaster the fire stream.
This fiightful picture of destruction,
the horror of which was increased by
the shrieks of men and beasts, the wild
roaring of the tempest, aud the crashing
of thousands Of trees torn up and carried
away was followed. about an hour later,
by pesls of thunder which shook the
ground and deafcned the air. a black
column Of stone and ashes then shot up
from the mountain to an immense hight,
and fell, Illuminated by the glare of the
lava like a shower Of FIRE upon the sur.
rounding country below, producing
darkness that only now and then mo.
mentarily broken by the flashes Of light.
hing, was so intense, that people could
not discern objects close at hand, and
which completes their confusion and des-
pair. Large stones were hurled through
the air, crushing whatever they fell up.
on. Houses and crops, which had not
been destroyed by fire, sunk and disap.
peorcd beneath the ashes and stones, and
the hill streams, stopped by these barriers
formed lakes, which, breaking over their
banks, soon proved a new source of des-
truction,
This lasted some hours About mid.
night tho raging elements sank to rest
but on the following day, about noon,
they again resumed their work of DIES.
truction, with renewed violence. In the
meantime, the fall of ashes continued
without intermission and was SO thick
on this day that the rays of the sun could
not penetrate through it, and an appaIl.
ing darkness prevailed.
Scarcely recovered in some degree
from their fright. the inhabitaDce of this
dcsolated part Of Sangir were again dis
turbcd By an eruption on the 18th
March, which destroyed many fields and
n great number Of trees on the Tabukan
side.
Since then the volcano has remained
quiet, and the ouly symptom Of its work
ing has been the smoke rising up in all
directions from cracks and assures in
the ground. The streams of lava on the
slopes are still SO slightly cooled that
people dare not venture to any great
distance from the shore According to
the accou Is of the natives, the top of
ef the mountain does not appear to have
undergone any noticeable alteration.
On the other side of Kandhar, on the
extreme north noint of the island the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-20

E5E We acknowledge the receipt of
several publis documents from Hon.
james Meacham. Among them the re-
port of the Kansas Investigating Com.
mittce, a ponderous volume of 1906
pages.
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tlon Oh OOOO persons demanded the res
Equation Of the city and county officers.
They have not yet accqded to the de-
mand. Thirty three persons are now be.
fore tho committee, under arrest A
terrible conhagration has occurred at
Placervillo, and another at Nevada City,
the loss al the latter place is estimated
at between two and three millions of
dollars. A man was shot by Deputy
Sheriff at Yreka, in an attempt to arrest
him for disorderly conduct on the Fourth
of July. The officer was hurried eff to
tho Jail and, at the last advices, over
four hundred miners, in mob, we're
threatening to destroy the Jail and hang
the officer. 1t is said the Californians
have no enthusiasm, and take no interest,
in the approaching Presidential election.
FoEEiGv-Tho Spanish instruction
has been suppressed, except at Saragos-
sa if the Government organ can be de-
pended upon. We give elsewhere. tho
particulars of terrific earthquake at
tie Moaccas. There is nothing else Of
interest from abroad.
- On Sunday and Monday week.
great storm occurred at New Orleans
and in the vicinity. Its cffcc's were par
ticularly disastrous at Last Island which
is a place of popular summer resort.
This Island was completely inundated
and all its buildings were swept off into
the water. A great many lives were
lost, and the numbers are reported at
one hundred and thirty-seven. Several
vessels wero wrecked and the loss Of
lives and property was great.
- 1t is said that Gen. Wool, now lies
dangerously i'll, at Nnpa Springs, Cali
fornia.
WASHINGTON MATTERS The Senate
has passed bill reembursing the State
of Vermont for Militia expenses. incur
red during the Canadian insurrection in
1889. The sum of $50 600, was APP
propriated for the Capitol extension and
half million dollars for the aoueluct.
By TUESDAYS MAIL.-1@journ-
ment Of Congress. Call Of an En-
ira Session Both Houses met on
Monday morning at nine. Certain
bills were passed. The disagreement
on the Kansas proviso in the Army
bill continuing,-by which the PRESS
dent was restricted from employing
the Military to enforce the bogus LAWS,
and directed to protect peaccable cit
liens, and discharge the militia from
service, -mod6cations were offered
and discussion arose, which reached to
the time fixed for adjournment, when
the House was declared adjourned.
Rumors of an extra Session immedi-
atcly began to prevail, the President
and Cabinet being together at the
Capitol, and during the afternoon, the
President issued his proclamation call,
,: :, o m
~, "'- N'" ~, ~ " ~ :.
Thursday. The army Dill, oy when
$1,000 900 are appropriated, is the
4. D.u ~.
l"''0N'' DJ wv Nv" '""'f"9' "o
greSsmcn salary OF S3,00O, 1t is SAID
milage for this extra session cannot be
o,l
'""' 60 =.
l. y u Inc ufahu hooge OF
Vermont had Its annual COMMUNICATION Tt
IN this village on " cdnesuay' Inc ioi-
lowing officers were elected and installed
Henry Clark, M. " T VI a. H.
Richardson Il. W. u ". NJ. II. L.
Dorrance. Il W. u vi l. H. sheldon
H. W. ". sec. " ~, brewster, N, W.
~. '1nN' :, J WJ.-,au. -
w, w b., - M,,sLal.J K Mc Lam
W III.
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EG September number of Godey's
LadgS Book contains, as usual, 100
pages-l4 full page engravings-2 steel
plates-a colored Fashion-70 engrav-
ings and 20 contributors. Cooley says
there shall be no falling off-but grad
ual increase of beauty to the cud of the
wear.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-20

E The Mcrimac is said to be high
or at the present time than it has been
before in the month of August for TWEEN
ty years past
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Republican State Nominations.
Addison County Anti-Admin1stra.
ton Nominations.

For Senator's,
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlcbury,
JOHN PlERPOlNT, Ycrgcnncs.
Fer assistant Jadgcs,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Middlcbury,
JOHN w STRONG, Addison,
E1r ShCriF,
DAVID S. CHURCH, Middlcbury.
Fer states AHOrncB,
FREDK t. WOODBRIDGE, Vergcnncs.
Far High BadiF,
GAIUS A. COLLAMER Bristol.
Per JHdgc nj Probdic-AddiSon District,
CALVIN G. TlLDEN, Cornwall.
Fer JUdgc 81 Probotc-Nr W Harcn District
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-20

Fer Member of COngreSS-1a District,
JAMES MEACHAM, Of Middlebury
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5fliAAltburu Rt9igttr.

5}liAhlrburg Rrgistrr.
MID EBURY:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1856.
National Republican Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN G. FREMONT,
OF CALIFORNIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON,
OF NEW JERSEY.
For Member of COngreSS-1a District,
JAMES MEACHAM, Of Middlebury
Fer Electors.
WILLIAM c. BRADLEY,
LAWRENCE BRAINERD,
GEORGE w. STRONG,
PORTUS BANTER.
Republican State Nominations.
Fer GorcrHor,
RYLAND FLETCHER, Of Cavendish
Fer LicHt. Gorcynor,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Of Nlddlebury.
Fer Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, Of Mortified,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

To MAKE BALKy HORSE DRAW The London
Times gives remedy which proved successful
1t was suggested that q simple remedy used In
India should be tried-that is, to get small rope
and attach it to Of the fore feet of the stubborn
animal the person holding the end of the rope to
advance q few PAGES, taking with him the horses
foot, when, as . matter of course, the horse must
follow. The suggestion was at first rdicuIed, but
at last rope was brought and applied as de.
seribed when the horse Immediately advanced.
and in few minutes was out of sight, much to
the amazement of the crowd. The experiment is
simple and worth trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

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