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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-02-21
Letter from Hon. w. w. Bovce,
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February T. 1876

February Z, 1856.
MY De"r SIR: [ received your letter in
Which you ask my opinion in reference to
Southern immigration to Kansas. The
pressure Of business does not permit me at
this time, to go into the suffice, very cxten-
s'vcly. 1t is impossible to exaggerate the
Importance Of Kansas to the South. If we
lose Kansas, we lose Missouri, bring free
soil to the borders of Arkansas and Tenucs-
sec, and will have to struggle for the Indian
Country behind Arkansas. Kansas is en-
%"1di'Hf 'eSmihsnd drnt ,ttf, ,Gn,tau HaRa # fvMe
mand Kansas.
From the hest Information I can get
upon tie subject, am satisfied the current
is setting against us in Kansas. and that it
will certainly he lost to us, unless the South
puts forth all her energies. TO acquire
Kansas, it will not do to rely on mere
Southern sentiment, inducing ardent men
to go there through devotion to their sec
tion. You must combine the idea with
anolhcr, the lettering of their condition.
in other words, making money. The Nortl.
understand this great idea perfectly, hence
their Emigrant aid societies, which combine
fanaticism and moneymaking. 1t is well
to learn from our enemies. If we intend
to struggle for Kansas, we must likewise
combine these ideas we must form Joint
stock companies, for the purpose of colon
iz'ng Kansas from the South. The money
thus raised will be expended in aiding colon
lists to get TO Kansas at the cheapest rates,
and buying land there. The shares should
he put at small price, so that the entire
South may go into the matter. Thus all
may Southernize Kansas and make money
at the same time. for the lands which can
he boaght at sl.25 per acre. will in very
few years sell from IS to $50 per acre.
have not time to do more than to ind-
cate the course which should he pursued by
the South.
ardently hope that the entire South
may he thoroughly aroused upon this great
question Of empire.
shall be very willing to contribute to
the extent Of my abilities in promoting this
movement
aih very glad indeed to see that the
public mind in our State, seems to be
arousing itself to the importance of the
issue, one far more important to my mind,
than who may he the next President.
Yours sincerely,
w. w. BOYCE.
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A Serious Difficulty.

Last night, says the Carolinion of the
18Th inst, difficulty occurred between a
student and one of the Town Marshalls, in
which the former was struck down and car
rIed to the Guard House. lie was rescued
by the students in body, who entered the
Guard House and bore him off.
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TT The renowned Barnum is said to
have gone into bankruptcy, and Frederick
Croswcll, Esq, has been appointed trustee
of his estate. The New Haven Conn J
ih.eg'ster says that at recent meeting of
his creditors, $4,000 WAS the nominal
amount present; but those who have the
means of knowing, think that there were at
least 100000 really in the room. The re-
suit OF the meeting was, that the carcass
was abandoned to the eagles and vulturcs.
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Stoves.

Do you wish to have your cooking done
cleanly, with great economy Of time and
fuel !? then, call and get one Of Branch &
WEsrFlELD's superior Cooking Stoves
They have on hand general assortment of
every conceivable kind and quality.
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re- Five men were frozen to deatl,
about four weeks ago in the Southern part
OF Minnesota. They were in an open sleigh
coming from St. Paul. The horses went
up to a tavern or the prairie and stopped.
Fhe landlord went out and found the five
men frozen stiff. Their names are not
known.
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Prof T. b. Williams

Announces by advertisement in another
column, his willingness to give instructions
in Music and Domc;ng. The ladies and
gentlemen have now an opportunity of
availing themselves Of his instructions.
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The Oyster TRADE of No7olk.-It is es-
timated by the Norfolk Argus that s3, ,Ooo,-
600 are invested IN the oyster trade of Vir-
ginia, and 700 vessels nre engaged in the
transportation department. Tie principals
in the trade pay from s5 to 40 cents per
bushel for them at tho rocks, and pay
IL l-2 cents per gallon for shelling them.
Upon being packed and sent to the West
they bring &c per gallon.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM O. DAVIS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 81, 1855
Return.Day.

The number of cases returned this Court.
will afford but meagre harvest to the law
yers. The number on docket is 27O; and
we suppose, including acceptances, the re-
turn would not exceed $50.
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ne Several young doctors in Washing.
ton city on Saturday night last proceeded
to the Almshouse grave yard, with horse
and wagon, to take OF the body of lately
deceased woman. Her husband was near
by watching them, and firing upon them,
pat them to flight, leaving behind sbe
horse and wagon of which lie took posses.
sion.
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TN~ A public meeting was held at Au-
susts, on Saturday night last. The object
is to consu't together as to- tire policy of
subscribing for 100000 of stock in the
Savannah Valley Railroad Company.
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22nd Febr,,arv

VIE Abbeville Lish. Tufantrn
Il tights Drngoos will oeIsh-",o "na Sonthem s
,ha,ay heDsasry s'' with Parade. immas;a 's Ss1s .1S
ae 1nerea!er, nm Address will he delvnns msd!atsy
co"na ~o"ss House 0y Lent HADDEs, Of 'ba ~ n..
ar. rsspes"y S siis,a'y is,seyS and a,
Feb. l2, 1885, "t'e"d.
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Robbery.

We learn that the Railroad Depot at An
derson, was entered on Thursday night last
by thief, who stole about 5000 in money.
The keys Of the Depot and Safe were taken
from the room Of the Agent after he had
retired
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~In Jonesville, Lee county, last week,
the Keeper of GROCERY broached barrel
OF whisky, to serve out to customers. but
upon attempting to draw out some of the
liquid It was found frozen into barrel of
solid ice.
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eB holloway MEDlctN Es.-we
are not in the habit generally of roficinp the
Thousand and one medicines Of the day; but
"heh real meriorious one is before the public,
we think it due to the afflicted fiat the fast
should he made known. We havc used Hollo.
ways Fills and Ointment in cases Of huu,ofs,
oru'ses' and scalds, with beneficial effects, and
there are cases within our knowledge Of extra-
ordinary cures performed in diseases Of long
standing Professor IIooway's Ointment and
r'l's are among the few preparations which per-
form all the cures for which they rccomulen-
ded. We are satisfied that for purifying tho
oood' regulating the stomach, and curing liver
n'u bilious complaints, 10 better remedy can be-
iouhd'-Ba"yor Democrat.
800 -
VB AN ounce Of fact is worth pound Of the
ory and the swarm of conclusive facts that
cluster around that Incompatible preparation,
iloohahds German Bitcrs, prepared by Dr. c..
M. jackson, Philadelphia, establishing its value
us tonic and restorative, are such as would
prevent ncrclulity itself from questioning its
efhcacy. In all cases Of diseases of ilic stomach
"he'hrr acute or chronic, it may be recommend.
Gu ior us soothing, cordial and renovating infu.
e'ce. Dy lrpsia, heartburn, loss of appetite,
nausea, nervous trcmos, relaxation and debility,
&c. are relieved by the Bttcrs in IL very short
space OF time; and perseverance in their use
never 'a'ls TO work q thorough cure.
See advertisement. FEB,
-.-.>---
W For Bronchitis. Throat Diseases, Hacking
Cough, aud the effects of impru,lcn, use OF Mer-
curry, no medicine has ever been discover cd
which has effected such CUES as Carter's Spun.
ish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Ilack-
ing Cough, Bronchial All, ,ctions. Liver Disease.
Neuralgia aud Rheumatism, have all been re-
'eved AMI cured in wonderful manner, by tho
great purifier Of the buud, Cur,cr's Spanish
Mixture.
The cas-" Of T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any VIII" doubt Call OH the Agent and procure
pamphlet containing cures, which will ustound
YOU See advertisement.
TFeb
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Mr.. w. w. HERBERT.

Kansas Emigrution.-A company has
been formed in the city Of New York. com.
posed Of fifty-fve families, and numbering
in all about two hundred persons, who viii
emigrate to Kansas the coming spring.
They have subscribed capital of S29.5OO.
A site has already been selccted-a place
on the banks Of the Ncosha river, near the
Southern boundary of Kansas, where the
climate is warm, like that of Virginia.
Their plan Of settlement is briefly as fol-
lows -Four square miles are occupied
In the centre. plot Of land is laid out in
the form Of an octagon, which takes in two
or three hundred acres. Roads radiate
from the centre in such manner that the
Whole piece is conveniently cut up into six.
teen farms, adjoining and terminating at
one end Of the octagon. The sixteen farm
houses are placed around this plot, each
one upon separate farm, and yet near TO-
gether.
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For S.

For S..
',r> THERE will be so,o
IN day Of Court, at Abb.yilio c,,,,
House, o'u''
Thorough Bred Stud Colt.
four years old the 10Th day of May, upward, Of
sixteen hands high. bright sorrel with SO. o.
in his forehead. lie WIS sired hv "t.m Gn.a s'ar
bntier. The Colts Dam was bred from t;.nornI
H,,; Mnae Hampton Senior Galliton. and Director
G"l'it"n WAS considered to be one Of ,Ln c'a,"..
horses that ever run in Charleston, from ons
mile to iour-one nile, time l minute md 40 "e
seconds. "'e ano 10
Governor Butler
WAS sired by the celebrated Race IJors. Ar,.,.
whose pedigree and performance - ~ nreyIs
known Know IT. to require repetition here. Ills Dam u"
msny mary rlances. was ty Director by Sir Archer
.,ud .n's Co', Is not sold, he will stand in Abb..
S"". Sms par, o, n's une' the balance in Anderson
Feb. 90, 1856. "A oINoON.
- 81 e.
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~ The legislature OF Georgia has pas
sed bill declaring that so much of any
w'A or deed rs disscts tho manumission Of
any slave he void.
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Melancholy -Accident-Yestcrday eve.
ming, Mr. John Sciger, a young man re.
siding some fifteen miles above this place,
had started out home and when about hall
mile from town, his horse took fright, and
ran with him, and in order to escape he
iieaped from his buggy, and, though light
ing upon his feet, fell backwards and was
instantly killed, the force of the fall burst
ing in the back part of his head.-Eage
Jield Intormer, l4M inst.
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Qol,lnlrreiul.
AbBE.iLLE, C. IL, Feb. 90, /

AbBE!iLLE C. III, Feb. 90, 1856.
CoH0n.-This article is in great d-,nfnd, at
prices ranging from 5 to Of cts.
COLUMBIA, Feb. lS, 1856
C"fton.-The same good feeling that charac-
ierizcd our market last week still prevails
i6o balcs were sold ut 81 q % cents.
CnARLEsroN, Feb. ls, 1856.
Conon-Pric.s have advanced Do + cent.
Sales $500 bales
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Montepino, S. c.

Prosperity Of Nebrossn Territory.-Thc
:::c**agc "t Governor Izard. oi Nebraska.
gives very gratifying account of public
and private prosperity in the territory
Every branch of industry has received and
continues to receive liberal reward, and
tic inhabitants are prosperous and happy
in degree heretofore uncxamplcI in the
history of the settlement and organization
Of former territories Business of every
kind is i'll healthy condition; prosperous
aud p"pulous towns and cities are sprnuinu
up as 10y magic, all along the eastern Dor,
der, and at favorable points to the west
ward and the beautiful and fertile pr,irics
are fast being converted into productive
fields, giving good promise Of rich reward
to the toiling husbandman.
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4 Slave Trade in Chine last 81 steamer

4 Slave Trade an (hiHe last steamer
g. VeY few coasting vessels ever leave
shanghae OF Ningpe without an assorted
lot OF boys ssd girls thrown In to make nm
the cargo. Tbs traffic ia girls is stili more
general in consequence Of the prevalence
OF iofanticide, which conntenanc tfa, NM.
der Of female infants a. soon as thew ara lorn
We hear Of ono, hsndred girls readv ,S,s.
sl''pment at one place, 70, she separ 6cto,y
at Ma9jlla.. and an order for two tho,sana
girls for Cuba Has lately been received =
Boys cam be sold at a profit for $s to Sg7s
and girls as low " SHILLING to- twenty-five
cents head.
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a"f"rest;n0 from ST. Dnm;uoo.-A snb-
scrlber writes us from St. Domingo 10y the
last arrival, as fnllows:
"Thcy are fighting fcrccly all around
here. More than three thousand men have
fallen in five days. The English and French
are against these people and helping the
negroes. Santana has declared for the
Monroe doctrine, and will gain the day
All IS confusion here. Judges of the courts,
and clerks under government, are under
arms. All prisoners are shot. No quar-.
ters are given. This little republic is going
to show the world how she can sustain her,
self against England, France and Hayti.
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For Sale.
Valuable Family of Negroes.

q bN Sale day in March next, will sell, ct ..c
- RISK OF former purchaser, II Valuable Fam
ny oi Negroes, consisting q; Woman and her
five Children.
iEkMS-A credit to 18th February 1857,
with interest from day of sale. Costs Maid
in Cash.
WM. IL. PARKE
Feb. 90 lSJ6
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"NDni- -Novgorod, in the Slavic or Russian
language, means Lower New.Town.
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DR. G. IIEATON continues 10 rare iieana NJ llup-
iurc "a III ~ otm. by his safe. errual. and
pafaisely psiait,. Dlode of olefs1oa. Tie aiso At
tend 10 Fe,hhc Conn isuis,--,o ihe treatment and
cure Of Narracele iiydfucrlr, HWmoTihodsur Piles.
Diseases of the Urinary ofgsn., Sc.
Patient. from the tuaniTN fcceec'i as heretofore Al
= lincoln Il. Application made al lis residence, 2.
Eselcf Plafe, Ro,iou,
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STACY COURTS.
JESUITISM!!
THE CAIHOLIO LETTERS.
Address 10 "a Young KinSman about
TO Join The Church of Rome.
~ \. nAsXEfT DERBY, TsQ.
In one volume, l2lno Price rs cents.


These letters covering the whole Catholic question
arc, Without dahl. the mosi able aud learned resume
OF this subject ever givcn 10 the world.
The arguments aud The conclusions arc mastery and
Tessiahlc sud strange as Il may seem for an eminent
lawyer 10 leave Blackstone aud Coke and for time
bend The Whole energies Of his mind, with thM Keen
sagaciiy peculiar 10 the legal profession 10 an eshaus
ing research among the tones Of the Fathers of The
olugyi still The service which he has rendered 10 IN.
cause OF truth and lhe fact that his abors resulted in
changing Tor he the course Of a beloved kinsman
who would otherwise have Joined the church OF ROM.
WI ever be cause for gratitude.
Que Of The merits Of The work is sDirited rev;,v NJ
bunsen huwson, Conyhate, Miner and othcrmo ,ern
writer's, and wel-dgcslcd Augment ON lhe nlan,n"
Of The Church in Bfian by 81 Paul before The Roma5
Poniiicale was founded
Rev. DR.. PEAn0DY, in a note to Mr. Derby. aoer a
safeul readlng OF pfoolsheels the the following
language; n %
Your main Arghm'Htn seems 10 ne, is 10 he poiaf
y , overwhelmingly sromiasrs hole md do nal
."ant, Net eiH do much good trLiie Is hoHora5ls
F" y"'aep 6ofh as parent 0pd a scioiirn RI
We heheVe NAT this work is destined 10 pecoine
TEXTBOOK FOR .PRorEsrAHsr,
Naee-neeom Of unanswerable arguments sgainA, The
ialsehoods ei Romanism.
JUST PUBLISHED by
JoH N p. JE wiETT &eCO
No. III Washington Street,
BOSTON. aattf0
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28 WINTER STREET.
VERY, VERY, CHEAP,
ron SALE AT
AID n TEs' w ER0oTES.

tNcuoyct from Washington Siirci)
Owing to The continual demand az through ihe poet
season of their peculiarly easy fitting tOksEIS
they have becn indured 10 orer largely, aud now
wodd oler 'hr French. English aul Gr,man Cor,'is
vt Hprec atc hr prtcs together with all the beau
iiul varieties OF Mo ADAMS own ffcurh made
lludires. Which are now too vel know and apprrri-
aicd 10 need comneni. !, being ihc intention Of Mrs
A. tn so al the Cnfsct that 10 hc sold in noston
this spring. owing 20 hr prices shr would hog that s-
die. vii boar IN mind hal "a Winter Street IS the
only place wliafr Mfi Adams tn Ne iound, Il being
The impression with persons that sic sjill has
siore or Corset Wsferoom ~ her old neighhoIhuodi
Der desire !, 10 quad hcr customers iiom such mis-
take
lnqniic Of he Boston ur Nov Work Customs, Who
is the most extensive importer ot Carscis IN tho Siai,
They will tell yon GEO. ". ADAMS, Of ~ VIM
ter Street. This establishment Is cnndurcd on
most literally low price principle. and Is 40 Tines
jacket Corset in vague. One hr oihaf II this
House is 30 Eatopc conaHciing The manufacturing and
shipping The goods 10 ili. couulfy--ihcso facilities a
ufine The means 10 sell much less ihgn Others Ia the
business. together with decfHiiua nH 10 keep he
lead hv di.po.ng both low aud high priced gand. ut
q very fraction rf profit Il Is well known that ,lr,
idans has long been OF ihr head Of her profession
having bad during ihdN years. much experience and
opportunity or cllhvang business ialeM in Tho best
French and Eug.h schools also She beng ihc fret
woman paicnieein America. The ceehraici DA alS'
PATENT ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. 80 Justly
pfannunrpd hv Sd fsiksg CodJ.er mud 81 JanDf
Cirt he clevefe,l hing Of Il, kind &, her in
veniion. Those 80 need 81 Ibis article will please
make gpphcaiir1 ~ shove
For .ale the FRENCH PATENTWERLEN COR
SET of the ro,ion Agent as above.
Dealers ran he supplied with Mrs Adams French
Bu.s for The cslaNon OF Cnr,eis. Thcy may also be
furnished with her Ffcurh ue0lle cuts, Tor advertising
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BOYS YOUTHS MISSES { cHTIDRES

fail yarietyof common and fancy SHOES and Cal
tiers will be kept to meet the wants Of all.
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IL he has leased the new and spacious STORE mex
South Of the Central House, being No. Blake'i
Block, for the term Of five years. and is now fitting
il up with the intention Of opening the first d
next month first class
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
such rs may be found amcng the bea, in the larg-
est cities
The subscriber intends to make Braulrboro his
permanent residence and is determined, therefore,
upon success in his new undertaking. Having
been for the past Eve years in a concern which
docs a manufacturing and iohbing, as well as re-
tail business, and having more than common IA
cilities for obtaining such Goods as peculiarly
ndapted TO the best class trade he FILTERS himself
that his resolution TO open store Of superior
character will not fail Of complete success to him
self and meet the wants Of the good people Of
Brauleboro' and all others whoNro in the habit Of
visiting this beautiful and enterprising town for
trade or pleasure.
II vii be the aim Of the undersigned
LIST. 10 keep constantly on hand supply % the
best and most fashionable goods in his line, which
the market affords.
"a To sell such articles o. will give satisfaction
10 the purchaser
3D. 10 give his customers part, ut least, Il his
advantages for obtaining goods, by selling at low
prices aud fair profit.
iih. Holding the iockeyng system in the utmost
hbhoffCnce nus prices VIII DE UNIFORM.
9th. Any goods IN his store will be shown freely,
and no one importuned 10 buy against their will.
9th lie will sell for Cash only and will, there
fore have no bad debts to make up by extra profits
out Of his gooi customers.
In the Mems department he will keep Mems
Thick, Kip and Calf Boots and Drogans.
EXTRA WIDE GALE BOOTS.
Calf and Patent Leather Oxford lies scWed and
pegged, various styles and qualities.
Patent Leather GGters.
GENTS FINE DRESS ROOTS
made from the best French Patent Leather Cal
Skins and warranted to give good satisfaction 10
the weerer as the "Cnstom trade which cost two
or three dollars more.
1926 TO $3.50
will buy good Calf pcgged Boot until the few
eases the subscriber has Oh hand are disposed o.
--FoR -
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LADIES, DEPARTMENT.

my be found, White Kid and Satin Slippers, nice
Caters Of various oolors aud styles-and in short
an the most desirable Dress shore
He will also keep LOW PRICED Shoes for The
house and common use.
The subscriber will not 90 into an enumeration
Of prices suffice il to say that 10 trusts TO he able
to snit the most economical in this respect
Hoping for a long aud pleasant acquaintance
with the citizens Of Dratletor0 and vicinity the
undersigned remains their
Obelient Servant,
II DAVID ". LrwIs.
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THAYER, RICE & co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS


W. . TWIN W. V"r' UT FUTEI tIVUTV "
Sole Agent for the sale Of Mordecai Lewis &
Co.'S Philadelphia White Lead, and Zinc White
F. S. Lewis s. Co.'S ColoTs, Chemicals, aud Sugar
Lead Browning i Bros. Extract and Log~ ooi
Liquors. Woods Ohio Pearl, and Roxbury Com
pany- Wheat Starsh. Itsl t
Aud have a constant supply from the Manuf,c-
turers Of SperQ, Whale, Lard, and Rcd Acid Oils,
OH Soap, josiah Macy * Sons Patent Wax
Also. Sperm and Adamantine Canicd
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NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE.

vUNHE subscriber respectfully gives notice that
II he has leased the new aud spacious Store next
South Of the Central House, being No. Blake's
Block for the term Of FIVE years, and is now fitting
il UP with the intention Of opening the first Of
next month q first class
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VTERMoNTvALLEY RAIL ROAD
' Notice. On and after MONDAY, MAY 0in'

VERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Notice. On and after MONDAY, MAY Obs
TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro $50 A. N.
and $40 P.M returning leave Brattleboro i%
Bellows Falls 1880 A. NJ, and 4.45 Pm,
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at V.oV d
NJ and Bratteboro at 100 p. M.
The two Passenger Trains over This Route, con;
meet South with the VI. 4 Alass. aud Conneeileu'
River kail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford, NsN
Haven and Bridgeport, direct to New York, uh
the North with the Rutland and Burlington, srln-
van; Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, Con-
necticut and Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, form-
ingiirect communication with Whitehall, Saratoga
4 Schenectady, St. Jolmsbury and White Noun
tains. Burlington and Rouse's Point. Ogiensourg
and Montreal NJ. SLQAT. Supt
AraFL 10. 1856.
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Nos. Il, 80 s So Blackstone 81, boston, Mass.
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N. D. sOMEs 3 son.

Dealers in TurnitnTc, Sofas, Chairs, Mat
rasses, Looking Glasses, &c.
Nos l6i Commercial and III Fulton SITS, Boston.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to,
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Builders and others ehoui having Water introduce
el into their houses, End large assortment Of
Water Fixtures At the Pleading Esiallis1meai u
JOSEPH ZANE & CO.. 100 Court Street.