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Aucti0neer,

VUNIlE subscriber takrs this opporinni;v IF in
I forming his friends and tho public generally
that he has recently received the ahcvc appoint
mcnt. and would hc happy tn receive any rn,n,ni<
sion i'll the AUCTION business. with which tirv NAV
see fl to favor him. Residence and Pos, Office
East -. Johns'rur.. VT
i9.f A. HARRINGTON.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONY.

EoSToN. April IS lSj2.
No A. |! mon St
MR SETH " FowEE.-Drar Sir Your Invaluable nIc,-
cine. truly say. has literally >liached from the
grave. Last july was attacked hv sudden Cold which
resulted in very severe Cough. with violent Pains III the
Side ami Chest | became much Reduced. that NY
friends frankly told that must die At this crisis
heard of isarS al>am Of " id Cherry. and Immediately
a bottle The effect produced niccd wonder
full. My ply iian Of the most Respectable i'll Boston
who had previously told NE that cure WAS hopeless
in, and ! informed him what | had taken. He examined
the Basiln and advised TO continue the it, since
which time have continued t" improve daily and the
physician VIII" had given mp told me few day
since that nli-i vet live many years.
Respectfully, MARY ROW f..
We C!cCrfuly testify the truth "f the above
ment Mrs Rowe having been inmate of family
WILLIAM DEN NETT.
MARTHA BENNETT
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
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LIBERATION.

NOTlCf. !, koT,b, GIN tia. hay. r,l;rqui>l-
' Cd - ,nl son. ABRAN IL. uCChlNS Lis
'"c j'icn- the Reminder Of his minority. and
sh"ii cana non" q his earnings "r pay any tch:s
O.: j., contracting ..ft,. t!l> dat,
L.;CtB IIICNINS.
rcacha:. Dec H. 49,. Gl-,2c-
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49, q Pass. Rivers Railroad.
OPEN TO tn.-ou

On AMI after Tuesday. December S. 1851,
~ and n:'a further nc,icr.
NAH. TRAIN 1stlNG SOCTH
will leave Barton ~ \ NJ. st. Jchn.hurv 2. 20,
W ellis River 1879. ard afr;,e NJ VI. 4. Junction
at IL Il NJ Reach Concord. y. ii. At 80
NJ. Boston 6 30. Springfield, Mass. els. and New
York t2.th street stationi II li..o i VI.
NAH. TRIM GOING NORTH
vii leave " Il. Junction al , 10 T N eunn ecfin
VIII train !rt Ill Bn>ton n I.:'G ;. N. same daran
with the train from New Iuih at TOO r u DAY
prerlouSl. Wells River a; leo. s.. John> bury a
'.e5 and arrive at Barton AZ 6l.5 T Il
GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
st. Johnsbury. Dec. }. 1854. Gstf
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PaSSunlDSic Bank

iii. Stockholders iii the raS>un,rs;c nar. are
hcrch, notified ta; the .sHna,! MEETING :or
election Of Directors for the YEAR ci;>ring. viii he
held at the Bank. ~ u. Inhr>hury. on raes,;:v,
The Eth tav =! January neNt. 4, o'c!ork. L. NJ.
+. G.. REMINGTON. rast;c..
Dec II. lS5. 63-65
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O.N.UISSIONERS' NOTICE


I'VE. the Subscribers. l. ing appointed by the Probate
w Court for the district II ESSEX, commissioners, to
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons AGAINST The estate q" Isaac Thomas. ate OF La
nenburg said district deceased and the term Of six cal
edar months from the 9Th day III December lSj.. being
allowed 10y said court 10 ' creditors II said deceased. 4"
exhibit and prove their claim, before notice that
III ttc! to the duties al oar appointment al the dwell
Ing house OF widow Sophia lpniS. in IEnci:irc. i'll said
district. the .t Monday oi .Aluart and March next
AT 10 o'clock III III" fnre!lrI. on each III said days
JONAH BRHGhS. l,.,,,;.-,,-,
JOHN ". iAKTSiIORN.) ''''''''''''''-
Lunenhurg. D"c. y. A. d. Isl. Csc.
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Carriage, Sign, & Ornamental.
PAIN ING.

EY'iiE subscriber Is at Flint < Wheelor's Car
= :as;e shop. ii tie old Steam Mil. where ne
* prepared 20 10 ali ..ir,l> OF Painting On short
notice and al prices Ia correspond with the times.
T.. l.. CLEMENT.
II. .Iohr>burv. Pee IL. ~. Gift
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FURNITURE g. JOB WORK.

FtNIiE ur,,:crsizn'r: would ,sv so the public far
ard near. LAT he las ia, opened shop in
the building that was he Steam Nil at the De-
pot Village. 81. John>hrrv. and wo,:ld AK
FURNITURE DEALERS
II ror,,' or ~c,,l a,:i g,t .hcir goods cheap All
ia v.rt viii IA 81, 70 call. and lie will try and
SUI. iEcin with :he lc>- q. stock.
job W"rh # mes, kinds rha. co,nes in the line
If wood wcrk vii. ir dcn- al low ,iire.
Ladies. cone ami buy yonr ps;ur. frames and
work botss: don't lrt fi.s hard things prevent Won.
Hand slcts iur he hnv> 10 Side down Hill or.
SS,f L. y HANGER
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I.:ysE.l. ..TlON.

I HEREBY Gritty that i ,l.,r '> IA, ,c-
4 i.nqIi>"d - ~, 81. JOHN BAnnEE the
:,r.,.m,r 81 ~ mi'. ~ IN: ,taii c'.i,,. nalc
e." ii> carn"~. 80. I.y any d. Nj 4 liz ru,ract-
ing .f;cr TIM date. CHARLES l.. i.A,;nEE.
Sheffield. VI. Dec. -. l>l. C:t,.-
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE A:E.-It sell
loll that notice. Under any circumstance pa
tent medicines reS!uratIvcS, thing 81 the kind. for
have q prejudice against most oi them. But Cindor
Conpcls invite attention t" the advertisement III Pro"
Woods Hair RI SteTative in the last column III the bottom
Of third page this paper We Juvenile require
ANYTHING the kind but instances its have
cone to our knowledge which almost that il is
against the hair becoming prenlturaiv
gray II Is no, Hair Dye" but upon is application
lirc ted the effect IS produced the skin which brings
ont the original native coUrcd hair without sticcs ard
gives glossy and natural appearance We hav"
persons who have used il, and they ;"n pleased with
il Examine the advertisement. M>~"F H":"hl'Hr.
Sold t., all c.co"tah,e Druggists. ~ 4.
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Notice..

{ IL nor-onc 'a' :rt Unsettled account. with
: lie >l!b>c;h.r toG medical r,t i.;> r-m y, III,
lin lin. Asf~cc. ICON Al, ;c ~ -. Il February
!"Nt: III r ;:.ai WITH III " .l;..-.
{. G.. piNi>GN. II II.
,,,lon Centre. Dc - l,.5. .i-c.
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CO.H.VISSIO.NEHS NOTICE.

THOMAS PIFRt E'S ESTATE.
WE the subscribers being appointed 10y the Probate Court
~ the district I'll tl.tsi commissioners Ia receive.
adjust all claims demands "f all
against the estate Z" Thomas Pierce. late o. ST J"iisiry.
in said district deceased. and the claims the deceased
exhibited in offset thereto. hereby give tiCc that six
months from the Nth day of December A. ID 1851 IL
lowed for the creditors +, Present their claims To said
.io!:erS. for examination and allowance. ami that will
Tor that purpose the late residence &" the deceased
the third Monday al January. ISIS aid the third Mon
day May fplOHii at O'Clock in the afternoon
each uf said days.
JOHN MORSE -: $3.50
I!MI, rIrEiE -iIItIHs,i'!'
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Normal Music Class,

MR.. {. II. CLARKE takes this cpportu
Va tuni'y to rforn hi 81, nd and tie public
that he has resi- s;mcd his place professor of nv
sic III Boston. and Eat,c arrangements I" teac'
music IN ali its branches AZ 81. John. bury. FO
The h'n"f; of Teachers. aid such as desire I
quailt, themselves fer :hc business If TIA Oh in
ne Will form 4 Normal Music Gla... to who
hr Will give 4 course Of lessons If tho most tho
ourh character. Ladies G,nil,men wishing I
study Music profession will find the prese n
highly favorable opportunity. The exercises Of
he Ci.>s rill comln,nc on Monday. Nov. Is
1857. ami continue - weeks.
TUITION. ii'a,ah,e in advance)
Piano-F orc. Organ. any other ins,run!, N. that
NAV be preferred. $1,000
Cultivation Of the voice and singing, 1000
ih",ci:2 -il>s and composition. 1920
Each department ina, br stabbed separately At
the price ;n:rXcd. or full curse # musical in
s,ruc;on ill he given, including all. for 5000
Having rnjovcd ;l.c benefit 81 over twelve Years
experience in his profession. Nr. Clarke pledges
entire satisfaction 10 every latrtn.
R-frreuee..
CUICKEcING ( "oSS.
Gro. j. Nigr
GEO. +. Roof. ,os-
OLIVER DITsoN.
WoopwARp x BRowH.
RU>sEIL = RICHARDSON.
A :, !, ,, i'onw"ErH. NEW YORK.
y E--Thc l,an # instruction Ahich has prov.
cd highly S;icrrssful ia Boston will be faithful
" carried o'it in 1t. Jol.iShurv
4. il. CLAEKE.
Nov. i. ls,:.. 5Su
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Arch Plates.

I ECii. A>h ard G,cn Mor'h. Cast Ir. n Sinks
= T;;in Door Rollers I'D ilingcs.c Also a arS.
s>.or,,n,n, # ,Iolln> Ware n IN DAG,
EtNNfnN & INNINGS
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r II r y + " 70 X K


is the arse>, religions newspaper published in tho
United States. P;;rr sea r.Ar invariably In
advance. sicv. II. ". Bcccacr. kev. Geo. b.
Chccver. and Mrs. Harriet Hcsckcr Stowe are
among the regular contributors 20 lis columns
Or ]. y. kiIBOTRNE. 81. Johnshurv, Agent
or the State of Vermont aSf
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TCoR $AEs".

skk nsAA GOOD CEDAR POSTS. and Pine
lV,ttFV and Spruce Lumber Of all kinds.
Also. Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles.
Gtf &, H. K J. NJ WEEKS
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has been erected in the cemetery at Manches-
ter, to perpetuate the memory OF the late
Joseph Burr and Joseph burton. These
gentlemen, it viii be remembered, w;lled a
large portion Of Their property to Burr Sem
mary. OF Manchesttr.-Thc monument rests
upon a base. above this are two pillars; the
north bearing Burr's and the south. Durtons
name: above these there is a relief upon
which is a single >pire some seven or eight
feet III hight. the north side bearing the birth
and death of Burr. and the south side those
of Burton. The whole is about twelve feet
III height and is an honor 70 those who were
Instrumental in its erection, AID to the vii
l;tgc OF iarchester.-Eoanu.
TIE EXCHANGE BANK.-Nir y Brown,
Cashier Of the Exchange Bank at Spring
field. publishes note in the Vermont Jour
nal i'll relation to the reports in circulation
that that bank has been discredtcd at the
Suiloll, Bank. Boston. lie saws: The direc-
tors take this opportunity to assure the pub
llc that they have been in no danger of being
discrcdited at the Suffolk Bank: on the con-
crary they have had assurances from that
source, of confidence in their means and
integrity. The bills are as good as any
bills III Vermont. and will lie kept so.
INDIAN SLAVES IN NEnElsKA.-Wc are in
formed by gentleman Just from Nebraska
that some Indians are nuw held il slavery by
a citizen of that place. The holder of them
is recently from Utah. where he purchased
them from the Mormons. where Indian slave
~ is one of the adjuncts of the plurality wife
system, and he now continues to hold them.
doubtless in supposed conformity with the
bred Scott decision.-.Sf. Lonis Lemoc,af.
| HARD TO SI:II.-Ihc Cincinnati CONNER
cial says a large quantity Of Bacon was ship
ped from that place 10 Liverpool la> spring.
|; remained there till summer, without q pur-
chaser, and WAS shipped back to New York.
After living there iii store. scvcr;;! weeks. it
is HOW going on >h;ph"a:d the >ccci.,l time
for Liverpool. The journal Of Commerce
tells Of 500 keys Of lard vl.:ch had ~. same
to make its third voya-" acres, the N..;tr.
What with freight. insurance. vhr:ta-c.
Gr,,,.,o ,.,,...r.. ,.,..,,,, owl r....,. :,
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Now is the Time to Subscribe,

I Rcni;anv"S must. i'll all cases he made d.
'r' 10 n" I'Tis'c,S. for at these prices no com
mission c.i. hc allowed Ia agents. Address.
LEONARD SCOTT x CO.
Ne. Il Gold street. New York.
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Must Be Sold +!

YliE balance of the large stock OF Fur
l. niturc of BUTLER & Co. will he sold for
cash for sixty days. at the following greatly rcdu-
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Sinks. Wash Stands. Dress Tables. Light Stands.
&c. &c. at less prices than can be bought i'll The
State of Vermont
Nil thost wishing to buy Furniture viii save 10
rcr "ci''. by calling At the Store formerly occupied
by Butler x Co., ON Railroad street. before pur
chasing elsewhere. A. G.. CHADWICK.
G3tf Assignee o. Il. 4 Co.
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Prepare! hy Or. s. {. WEEKS,

y. IUiln>i.ury. VI.
WscA>'s Magic Compound No. l i sold whole
sale and retail 'v j. {. bingham. Druggist ST.
J"hii>bury. VI. ..lSo. bv IL. Wrcks. 81. Johns
hur. Centre: Elia> Cheney. Fairbanks Village:
Peck Higgins. ra>>'rm3sir. l.. Parks. Passumr
sir. and Ec,i a:.i,l GrcIn'aIik. D.fi,i.ls.
For sal. also. ny. Nm Il Nctiafi,,. Lyndon: r.
iicdgman. Liitirton. y. H.. ii { Rr,!iny,an Co
do 90: X Fisk X Son. Whit, hrid, y II: J e Oar
ling & Co luntnhur-: Til,on K Co. lower Wa
tcrfnrd: J $ ii Weeks. Dan,iile: Vim Jc.lyr,
Barton j X 4 J Miller IVES: Txrnef
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Iiya}. MS Ia - H.ni, - cH rtarv ~ cugcr,r
N,arp ':rr''H i" tt Stat, o'i.t. 'tef,r ,riI :.
,-,.., 81 ,,+ ,,,,-
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EARN aet'ssS.

T." rec. IT, ID Nnt.A>,I ~U.l = f.. -, Brit
~ publishers ;,,> additional ,aia" ri.,~.' Re
nuts. .'la~reh - ,l.,, e., nan 3D. paced "a lie
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CARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement. Of Deaths and Mar
riacs will be inserted free of Charge. bu; all obitu
airy notices Will be charged at advertising rates.
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American hgricuiturist.

HARD TIMES. UiED TIMES,
DnN1rE Enin r:rsncni-En!ur.cs.,
The Sss.; ~: .Sc !IG.iss.
The es:ca pes; ia ::.r :: ofis,.
Premiums 10 ruSsl aEs:.rr.Scr.
Every Farmer interested.
Also. eyer, small PINT oxN nor
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Sn,eadid CfIers for Ia!5G. 81 &'E2 toee:her

y. l.. The price in Great Britain OF the five
Periodicals above named is Sii ,'cr aunurl
As shall never again lie likely to offer such
Inducements fl,n.., Irr1, ,,,r...nt..l
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THIS Is NO NF.aBfG,

It'll rnu The tT;,'li-will .on II, il:
For further Information and testimonials niea.c
re.d The circular that accompanies rara bottle.
This f"mpnl.nd * purely vegetable. composed
Of roots. :icrS. hcrhs and fruit. Il contains no
crC!:e':: more lf';>n,u> than tho iy. which is
4 delicious fr1:.. iI>r o;'ium in This ncGi-
cine in -: Form whatever. thus avoid It's pala
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Dr.. Weeks's Magic Compound
NO.

Tie uf5::i., i'..f us ri t.,..,c-fi.s best rsc-
r:a,a,;.,i7'i ;. 4 ~s,3 hnrr.
q N EzTrct".an- :; In 80 cc':sl: 10y coughs,
"a colds. asthma. r;lu4 ;i:i- co'--i. crcgp. sore
threat. saI az Inn :~C-ss> :. ! i valuable rem
'sN. Also. n >ci,ia witch p-, -cutS i:Scit in 30
uifv io:rI>. anl Is ~; !: i god in VERY faint
Il tic system carrct i. ,r,.irr iaond.
Il on.v remains Co. ro, - use the compound "a
Ieru.lit scn,;a:n.l.., VII Il .;r;ucs
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.NToCE%RS |:

II ro;: :,i> =, <a.c -oE. children from The dir
tres>E- - la;,;cri> ~ Group Which ccc:.r snd-
dyny. and often fatal. 10 not Ia. - procure =
bottle 90 A. :..nc; !, IL r,li, rc the sufferer
Slmo>t ir>.s,t.,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Nillagc Meeting
%. W. Baker. Fircmcns Library Associ-
ation-J. G. Willard. Caledonia County Ag-
ricultural Socicty-A j. Willard Joseph is
Yet Alivc-Good News to Cash Buyers
For Salc-G. II. X J. NJ Weeks Vermont
Stock Journal-D. G. Dinsley. Legal Ad-
va
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MOTHERS, M0TIIEH!! SMOTIIERS!!!
IN old nurse for children I;"Il't fail IL proc:re
Nir!>ltwS Soothing Syrup fer Children Tccthinc. Ii has
notIha on Earth. No Mother vino has tried Mrs
Win>!ow'S SocTHI:G SYRI i,r Children wicIrr
I" let her child through the distressing and critical
period Z" trshn- without tht OF this inv alUahlc prep
arati"r. II lii" AMI health he estimated by dollars and
cents is worth its weigh! in gold. Millions Of bottles
"i Mrs Wiu>l"w> Soothing. Syrup sold every year in
the United States.
Price only p bottle sale by dealers In Mei
CHI" generally. II ~"
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a. The furniture Of a splendid house on
Fifth Avenue. New York. which cost Sin.-
oao two years 49, WIS sold on Monday a;
auction .ur %l0.UnO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-29

Now that the election is over. the Democratic
leaders tell the people some truths not wr''
ten BY them before the election

| tt,.,e,o,,,sL5,ce al ne \ - Ueita I Dem
W.SutSaroS january |.
The strife now is really. between the North and
The sentb The question is shall or shall nj any
more states-the constitutions of which shall tolcr-
ale sl.v.rv-he admitted into the Iuiou3 Bat a
thing "a easily eraded is really not worth disfu'ne
about for in truth in fact "sqai3er sgrssetgaF Is
| the question suppose for the sake OF argument
thar The question is settled ocnilr settled IN
Congress alainsi the admission of such states ana
| the inhabitants OF Territory desiring admission IN
Ia the rniop are decidedly ia favor Of slavery "hHi
il TO prevent them from making provision IN thclr
Constitution concerning slavery, from changing al
ter admission any provision which the tofee q r|-
caas,.i4fes ma, have introduced against Their WI" z
| Yes asgnattcr sovereignty is the question 10" -
il likely to operate in fuuref Is ii not the popular
doctrine2 iii Is not Democratic or constitutional
doctrine il ccrtaul, hts 50 much the appearance o'
! Democracy 10 he taken for the genuine thlnR IT.
self by nine cnfls IT The people 1t Wll ueeine Tue
Kansas difficulty, aud II 1t "a not IL WI, oe ere Io"g'
The popular doctrine Of the North "hat reason Is
there tor TIL opinion.
Whence HoNs the strongest current OF 'mRfhtoh
10 tue public territory Everybody KNOW II Il from
the Worth
In what manner VIII The election OF MI bnehahan
Affect our domestic emigration ANA coheohihh'
"sqmtter sovereignty 3 In ireland Tue election IS
hailed IS an " IRISH triumph IN America IN her-
many II Is "a nertnhh triumph ms Will ia al
probability, increase very Considerably lhe hhhhef
OF our European emigrants hener'IIy they haven't
tie money when lhey nffFe,and therefore hoferaoout
the place where they landed, aud the neighboring cit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-29

BY the George LAW we see that numerous
murders and suicides have taken place through
out the State. In Santa Clara County, Francis
ca Berryrssa, nntive Of California, mnr-
dcrcd by Cn'iston Laura II Chileno; and person
named Ulreh by "A Mexican. At Colombia
rejected lover named Juan Arcaia. shot his old
mistress lincar. ~ Contreras through the breast
ind then shot h,mself through tho heart. The
woman is not expected TO live. At Greenwood
Valley, in quarrel between American named
Francis Andrews, aud Chileno counrvman
of the latter interlered and stabbed the Ameri-
can through the body of the other, killing both
persons. The weapon a large knife, about
two feet in length. \ great fight Is expected,
III consequence between'the Americans and Mex
leans and Chilenos of the neghborhood and
the miners of these nat ons arining and col
Letting in great crowds. A German named Con
slcr committed sucdc at Nevada by shooting
himself with pistol There at all times great
many violent deaths in country SO peculiarly
situated as California where adventurous and
reckless men in the youth and prime of life with
passion full upon them have FASTENED from all
lands to make money Mt WHICHEVER hazard
Their disappointed hopes and fevercd passion
often end. in insanity, sometimes in suicide. and
sometimes in the murder Of their fellows. Cases
Of insanity IRE naturally far more frequent in
THIS country, in propotion to the population,
than in any other lind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-29

There continues to be great suffering in mary
of the western cities account of the scarcity If
fuel. The Louisville Journal says that the last
bushel of coal has disappeared from that market.
There is little in the cellars of the citizens. but
none in the yards of the dealers. AT Cincinnati
coal has gone up to so a 60 cents per bushel.-
A town meeting has been held; fuel company
organized; locomotive purchased and placed
on the GAINESVILLE Railroad for the exclusive
transportation of coal to the city. The Cincin.
natl Gazette relates several distressing cases of
suffering for the want of fuel