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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

III a. FERGUSON 'JR,, e CO.,
No. o Pearl ST., Richmond,
ImpOrterS and JObberS of Dry Goods,
RE receiving and will few days have IN s,Ere,
~ their entire stock of SPRING AND SuMsM ai.a.
GOODS to which they would call the attention cis
and country dealers, embracing, IN part dss. al
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings-ali grades;
White Cambrics and Aluslins; $500.
Irish Linen, Linen Sheetings and Dlspers;
Black and fancy Silks, and Satin de Gnlne;
Silk, Linen, Cambria and Lawn Handke rsa
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Lace Gooes;
Iaa;aS' press Goods. Berages, Muslins, Lawns;
French Kid and Silk Gloves in great variety;
Tailors' Trimmings-best quality; -.
large portion of the stock Of goods has 6 oesn me-
Gently bought for cash, and part OF ISs
Special attention given to the Hosiery Depart.
mept having one floor exclusively for goods OF ,na'
q sss TRichmond, March II, lS58-ly
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with great from the best manufacturers OF Phi-
adelphia and will be sold at fair prices. Special at
tention is invited to the assortment of Ladies and
Misses Caters, Slippers, Buskns &C., OF every style
anu '''i'''' . '' JOHN K. WOODS.
Stanton April IA, 1s5s-tf-Vind. copy.
DOANE Il ALBY'S READY.MADE
II, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, UN-
ceipt of our SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING, IMAM
ufactured for this market) consisting of CoArs PANTS
and VESTS, of all grades, cut and made in the latest
STYLES. Also, large assortment of GENTLEMBN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, including SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
Socks, CRAvArs, COLLARS, &C., all OF which will be
sold Cheap for Cash. Receiving new Goods every
few days. Goods ordered at short notice. All work
guaranteed.
Staunton. April IA, 1858.
lust ARRIVING-A large addition to my
81 Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c, bought
upon the favorable terms and for sale gerry cheap
for Cash. and Uery low time to punctual customers
Every thing in the Hardware line, embracing CAN
PENTER'S, SHOE MAKERS and CARRIAGE MA
KER'S FINDINGS, OF all descriptions are offered on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy the purchasers at the
store of ID. W. KENNEDY,
Main Street, under Union Hall.
Staunton, April Z, 1853.
CORN PLANTERS.-8 ROUTE CORN PLAN
" TERS just received and for sale at the Factory
prices. sold to many farmers last year, and they
gave entire satisfaction. Refer to j. w. Bell, kooeri
Guy. T. w. McCue, and many others. Call early ana
secure one. GEO. Il. fhiOE'
Staunton, April g. 1858.
physicians WISHING TO PURCHASE
i A SUPPLY OF MEDICINES will please exam
inc our stock, as they will find supply full, and we
will sell as low and as GOOD and PURE Drugs as can
be had In this or any market. Give us call.
DR. Il. s. EICHELBERGER d BRO,
Staunton, Dec. ., 1857. Eskridge's Old Stand.
ENUINE LAGUIRA, MOCHA, MARI
VI caibo Java and Rio Coffee, best quality Green
and Black Teas, Pine Apple and other Cheese for sale
at small profits at STAPLES, MARTIN GUS
Staunton, April IA, '5s.
NEW GOODS.-The undersigned have Just re-
IN ceived very large Stock of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, &C., to which they invite the atten-
ton of their friends and the community generally
taylor d H0GE,
Brandeburg & Co.'s Old Stand.
Staunton, Ap. 81, '5s.
TOOTH BRUSHES, HAIR DO, SOAPS,
i French Extracts for the Handkerchief, Ladies
Patent Silk Winders, Pomades. Hair Oil, and Fancy
Articles of every description-for sale by
issaa DR. II. s. EICHEtBERGER BRO.
Staunton, March 8, 1858.
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TNHE GREAT BEAUTIFiER SO LONG

TIME GREAT BEAUTIFIER so LONG
Il UNSUCCESSEULIY SOUGHT, FOUND AT
LAST!-For it restores permanently grey hair 10 ts
original color covers luxurantly the bald head; re
moves all dsndru, itching and all scrotuia scald heac
and all eruptions makes the hair soft, healthy and
glossy and viii preserve 70 any % , s,cs
and cures oil neuralgia and nervous headaeae. see
circular and the following:
a.Ia Dover, n. f., Feb. I'd, 1857.
Prof. o. J. Wood 4 Co-Geuts: Within few days
we have received many orders and calls for froi
O ]. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-day we were
compelled 10 send to Boston for quantity 1.-THE doz
YOU forwarded all being sold, while we might order
Quantity from you. Every bottle we have soid seems
TO have produced three or four new customers, ana
the appreciation and patronage it receives from the
most substantial and worthy citizens OF our VICINITY
fully convince US that il is most valuable prepsra
ton. s.,. 1,
one dozen 80 size and believe yours very respect
fully, '. (Sigued) DANIEL LArHoRP Co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co., No., Nov, 10, So.
Prof. o. j. Wood-Desr Sir: Some time last sum
mer we were induced to use some Of your Hair Res
toratiye and its effects so wonderful, we teel II
our duty 10 YOU and the afflicted to report it.
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fecty covered with sores, and some called 1t scad
head The hair almost entirely came on IN conse-
quence when friend, seeing his sunerings, ADVISED
us 10 use your Restorative, did so with little hope
of success but. 70 our SURPRISE and that OF al our
friends very few applications removed the disease
entirely, and new and luxuriant crop OF hair soon
started out aud we can say that our boy has IS
healthy scalp and luxuriant crop OF hair as any
other child We cam therefore, aud do hereby recon-
mend your Restorative, perfect remedy for all dis
eases Of the scalp and hair. We yours respectful
w. GEO. w. HIGGINBorHAE,
SARAH A. HIGeISBorHAM.
Gardiner, Maine. June 22, 1855.
Prof. o. j. Wood-Dear Sir. / have used two bot
ties of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly saw il is the greatest discovery the age for
toring and changing the Hair. Before using il
q man Of seventy. My hair has attained its orig
inal color You can recommend il TO the world with
out the least fear as my case one Of the worst
kind .t> Yours respectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
o. J. WOOD l. CO., Proprietors, SI2 Broadway
New York, lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab
lishment) and ia Market St. St. Louis, Mo-, and sold
BY all good Druggists
KY For sale in stanton by Dr. T. H. & ]. G. Kin.
ney, DIR, w. B. Young and DR.. Il. S. Eichelberger
Ill On
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1858. SDring h Summer Stock, 1858.

1853. Spring h Summer Stock, 1858.
u NORRIS & co. are now receiving their Spring
he and Summer Stuck of REApY-MADE CLOTH,
ment, Of their manufacture. which he latter en-.
abes them to give satisfaction, in STYLE workmanship
and cheapness Through this medium, they only ask
of you the favor of call when next visiting city.
Country merchants will find il to their advantage BY
eyaming their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
E. NORRIS CO.,
100 Main Street, Richmond Va.
give would also call your attention to our new,
extensive and seasOnable stock of GENTS FURSsHINe
GOODS.
~ Clothing made to order, at short notice.
= Richmond, March II, IS5s-ly
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THE subscriber, having removed from LAG Maln
i street, to the new building erected by Mr.; Belyin
on 18th or Governor Street. between Main ana FRANK
linz takes pleasure in returning his thanks for the n
eral patronage of the last four years. assuring ms
friends and customers that with increased facites
for the manufacture and exhibition o! the various
Wares in his line at the new stand, he will endeavor
to merit continuance of their favors lie VIII also
keep for sale select assortment OF Stoves Ranges,
Furnaces, Tin and Iron Ware, Pumps, Water Rams,
Bath Tubs, Iron Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe, ZINC,
Sheet Iron Farmers Boilers or both wood and coai
Portable Opens Ia new and superior article TOR Bakinv
and Roasting purposes, ofwhich he is making seven
sizes and many other articles in the House Furnish
ing line to which he respectfully invites the attention
ofpurchasers.
Our assortment of Large Stoves, &C., being as com.
pete as can be found in any similar establishment IN
the Northern Cities and are prepared to furnish
them at Northern prices, the attention OF Hotel Keep
ers Propretors of Watering Places, Colleges, &C., IS
respectfully solicited.
rSy- Odd Castings for repairs always on hand:
GEORGE STARRETT.
Richmond, March II, 1S5s-ly*
Extract of letter receioed from Dr.. Samuel Goods, Of
the PirginiG HIT Springs"
"hor SPRINGS, Va, July /, 1858.
Mr. Gro. SrARRErT-Dear Sir l have found the
GALyAN1zed OVEN to answer admirable purpose for
baking. know of no apparatus for baking at all e.
DUAL to the Galvanized Oven. 1t saves fuel immense
". Yours, very respectfully,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

TVNO THE
i learned that rumor is current that the ST.
CHARLES HOTEL had changed hands, takes this
method 10 inform the public and his friends generally
it Is false and that he is still the Proprietor, and ex
poets to continue so.
best the market affords and the BAR with Choice III.
ouors and every attention will be paid TO render his
guests comfortable while at the ST. CHARLES. -,
Provisions having declined in prices he also VIII
reduce his prices in proportion, as follows, from
I'd alter the / ct day of March. 1858:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

NEW BOOT & SHOE SToKEsvH
~ No. 93l BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers take pleasure In annonnc-
ing to the citizens of Stsuntop and the sur &As
rounding country that thew have taken the
store formerly occupied by Mr. T. D. Quarles as dry
goods house. where they intend to keep constantly on
hand well selected stock OF BOUTS, SHoES, Kub-
BERS. TRUNKS, &C., and have just opened a rich
and varied assortment Of the latest Styles which they
can sell at low prices for cash. They intend to keep
the best of everything IN their line, and respectfully
solicit call. sg.;-.--stt . D'e.- & -. 'r- =
N B.-They have in their employ the best of work
men, and will make TO order Boots, Shoes, Caters,
&C.. at short notice and reasonable terms. Salts
faction in oil cases guaranteed. ....L -'s" p
~ Don't forget the No.-2Sl Broad Street
rstI. JEWETT & EMERSON.
P;nhmnnA March II 1shS=-ly u -
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QWtCE Sales and Prompt Returns {!
NoRvELL g. WAooONER,
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants,
- ELL all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Store
- Corner Cary and Pearl Streets RIcnroxD, Va,
the best stand IN the city for selling quickly Flour,
Butter, Wheat Corn Feathers, Wool, Beeswax, Gin.
seng. and all kinds Of Produce.
B-. Our charge for selling only 211S per cent, and
proceeds promptly returned.
WE REFER To-
Hugh W. Sheffey, ESQ.,, WIN. Withrow, IT, ESQ.,,
A. E. Bledsoe & Bro, W. W. King, Esq,
John T. Antrim, Taylor Hobbs
Richmond March o. l858--6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26
wH W. GwATHNEY. a. N. GwArHNIY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

: y H1CHmONU, VIRGINIA..
T IBERAL Cash advances made on Cousgnments-
IL Office on 18th Street, opposite Shockoe Ware
house. --.tsr - 49,
COL. p. A. WOODS, of charlottesville, Va, is now
associated with in our business The business will
be conducted as heretofore under the style of WI
G. GwArHNEY w. Il G.. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, August 20, 1857.
!! is unnecessary for the undersigned say anything
in behalf of Messrs. Gwathmey, as they are well ano
fsvorsbIy known. For himself, he would refer the
public to the farmers of Albemarle and citizens Of
Charlottesville. P. A. WOODS.
Aur
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
>>~-~~~~O~~~~>~~-~>~-~-~S~>> -SScs-><HS -
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.'s

SEWING MACHINESl
Office, 1873 Baltimore Ste, Amer Building,
BALTIMORE
WE prefer them for fsapsiiy ass.-Tribune.
They are the fsvoriteS for I'm. lies. Times.
TRs machine for family use.-Adv and Journal
We can not imagine soy thing more perfect-Eyang
Will give entire satisfaction Observer.
The best ever invented. Christian Inquirer.
In looking for the best. see these.-Examiner.
Admirably adapted for family use.-Chronlcle
We praise il with epthnsiasm.-ChristlsnI INTEL
Worthy of the highest swsrd.-Sabbsth Recorder.
1.-THE dssidsratuzai is stitch thai viii not raFel-
The Wheeler a. Wilson Machine makes the only stitch
that answers precisely the conditions required. 1t
cannot be rayeed or ripped, and forms seam alike
ON both sides of the fabric sewed with great economy
of thread, more 6rm durable and beautiful than hand
sewrng."-Family Magazine.
Baltimore Anril T. lS5S-ly X , s ,.L4L -.t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

VAN.LEW, TAYLOR CO.,
NO. 10 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in FOREIGN Do
i MESTIC HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Me- IN
chanics Tools, Farming Utensils and Housekeep-STj
ing Articles; Coach Springs Axles, Bolts. Cast "
ings Hubs Spokes Feloes and Shafts; Enamelled and
Patent Leather; Coach Laces, Trimmings, &C., DC
JoHS N VANLEw,
THos. TAYLOR, Jr..
CHAs. NJ PLEAsAxrs, Richmond, Mar. II, SLY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

DOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.-The attention
I'D of the gentlemen of Stanton and vicinity is res
pecfuy invited 10 my Stock of Boots Shoes and Hats
just received from the best Philadelphia manufactu-
rers, consisting, in part as follows:
French Calf Stitched Pump Soled Boots;
French Calf Stitched Welt Boots;
French Calf Pegged Boots;
Congress, Opera and Lasting CATERS;
Patent Leather Shoes of various styles;
Lasting Shoes, "a delightful article for summer;)
Also Boys and Youths Shoes and Caters, of every
variety.
Black and Pearl Cashmere;
Black Silk and Fur;
Hungarian and Planters Fur Hats;
Also variety of Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma, Grenada and other Summer Hats. For sale by
JOHN K. WOODS,
One door east of the Post Office.
Staunton, APP. 81, '5S.
ERESH GARDEN SEEDING have Just re-
Il eeived fresh and full supply of Garden Seed,
from Landreth Il Son. such Early and Late Cabbage.
Beans, Peas, Onion, Lettuce Radsh, Tomato. Early
Corn, Satisfy besides many others, too numerous to
DIR. Il. s. ETCHELBERGER BRO,
Stanton. March s, So. Eskridges Old Stand.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES. We have in store
- and for sale 20 bbs. Crushed, Powdered and Cot
fee Sugars; hhds. n. o. New Crop do 10 bbls. N.
o. New Crop Molasses; . hhds best Cuba Molasses ;
all OF which We will sell low for cash ,,
Stauutou, April7, 1853.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-lO
q boxes Hotel Candles 10 boxes Adamantine Can
dies 10 boxes Tallow Candles.
p n POWELL & CO.
Stsunton, April z, 1858.
SWEET AND NICE.-Loaf, Crushed, Granu-
y lated, Pulyerized, c. Yellow and prime N. o. Su.
gar in store and for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN l. co.
Stanton. April a. SO.
DOCTOR JAMES b. GILK ESON-Haviu
IL located in Staunt0n, tenders his professional
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

nOCTOR JAMES b. GILKESON-Having
IL located in Staunton, tenders his professional SER
vices TO the public He may be found. when not pro-
fess,onally engaged, at the National Hotel.
Stsputon April Z, ls6S--tf
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HAVE JUST RECEIVE

VXTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
w 40 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee;
Is bbls. Crushed and Coffee Sugar;
hbds. n. o. Sugar;
10 bbls n. o. and Cuba Molasses;
rs kegs Old Dominion Nails
rs sacks Jeffrey and Darcy Fine Salt;
20 bbls. No Cut Herrings;
90 sides best Sole Leather;
10 kegs Horse Shoes;
Is boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles;
Tea, Iron, Soap, &c, &C.
Stanton, April 81, 1855. TAYLOR & H0GE.
NOTICE.-AARON E. JOHN p BLEDSOE
IN are now receiving and opening, at their store
house. near the Court house, and in the building late
ly occupied as the Post Office, large and desirable
ST0CK-0F GOODS selected in the best markets,
with mich care, and which they intend selling for
Cash, or to prompt paving customers on the usual
time, on the most reasonable terms
We have always on hand full stock of GR0CE-
RIES, embracing Salt Sugar Coffee, Molasses and
Fish, with almost every article pertaining to our bus
mess Thankful for past patronage we respectfully
solicit call and examination of our stock from those
wishing to buy Goods.
A. E. 4 J. P. BLEDSOE.
c4o,,to, Ac,;I 90 ~@N''
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NOTICE.-Not having time TO attend to coec-
! tons would be glad if those knowing them
selves indebted TO the late concern of Kayser Strb
ling Co., would call on me at d. A Kayser & Co.'S,
where can al all times be found.
StauntOn, April IA 1883 i " STRTpITNo
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Il French Extracts for the handkerchief, Ladies'
Patent Silk Winders, Pomades, Hair Oil, and Fancy
Articles of every descrption-for sale by
ssia DIR. II. s. EICHEtBERGER BRO.
Staunton, March 8, 1858.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
A. E. HUFF,
TRAVELLING AGENT FOR THE
Lynchburg Hose e. Fire Insurance Co..

Merchants Insurance Company, Richmond
SALEM, ROANOKE CO, VA.
LYNcHBURG HOSE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
rs LYNCHBURG, va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

NEW SPRING GOODS.--Just arrived a large
IN addition to my stock of BOOTS, SHOES, and
MANUFACTURING MATERIAL, of the very best,
newest and most fashionable styles which am pfe,
pared to sell at greatly reduced prices and to which
earnestly invite the attention of the community
HENRY FAUST.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

A CARD;1DR, TH0S, H. KINNEY having To-
IA Gated in Stanton, offers his professional services
TO the citizens of the town and country.
e Once on Augusta Street, opposite Spectator
Office, (up stairs.) il.'- 49, -
Nov. II, lS57-n l 81,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LIYER LrH.TGORsTOR

rs A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL bISC0v-
i cry, and is daily working cures almost too great
to believe, It cures IL by magic, eps the st doss
giping benefit, and seldom more than one bottle IL re.
worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia TO common headache,
all of which are the result of Diseased Liver. -,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

physicians WISHING TO PURCHASE
j A SUPPLY OF MEDICINES will please exam
inc our stock, as they will find supply full, and we
will sell as low and as GOOD and PURE Drugs as can
DIR a i. EICHELBERGER j. BRO,
c.-. n. N ,os7 Eskridge's Old Stand
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-24
Conversational.

The Senate has been engaged pretty
much exclusively in the discussion of the
great question of the day. Numerous
speeches of great weight and research
have been made, the dissemination of
which through the country is fast setting
the public mind in the North, and to
considerable extent in the South, where
it should. The supporters Of the Admin.
istration in the Senate have felt this so
forcibly as to take measures to bring the
matter to vote, which we suppose was
done on Monday of this week.
The most important speech of the week
was by Mr. Crittenden, Of Ky. Coming,
as it did, from a Southern National
Democrat, it fell upon the Senate and the
country with great effect.
Those upon the ground and having the
best means of judging, think it certain
that Leconpton cannot pass, or, that if it
does, it will be so modified that its friends
will not accept it The issue, however, is
probably doubtful, the amount OF pat
ronage yet undisposed of is great and the
Administration has as yet shown no dis.
position to succomb.
The House had on hand a variety of
business, but nothing of importance was
arrived at. Mr.. Montgomery presented
bill for the admission of Kansas, which
Mr.. Stephens moved to refer to the Com
mittee on Territories. The motion was
lost by vote of "a to 105 another Ad.
ministration defeat.
The House has also had under consid
Grafton the subject of the increase of the
army, and decided by vote of 143 to
43 not to increase the standing army, but
to allow the President FIVE regiments of
volunteers, to be used by him in settling
the Mormon and Indian difficulties. So,
it seems. the President will receive no &C.
ceptable aid in that direction.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-24
Altering Constitutions.

The administration and its supporters
gene, ally insist that the admission OF
Kansas under the LecOmpton Constitu-
ton can have no binding effect longer
than that the Legislature can assemble
and institute means by which it can be
altered. Now, it matters not how honest
Mr., Buchanan, Mr.. Cass and their sup
porters may be in this opinion, we have
good reason to believe that 80 soon as, or
before the change should be attempted, the
Supreme Court would take the matter in
hand and decide that the change could
not, constitutonally, be made prior to
1864. And then the President and the
whole party will think it the strangest
thing in the world, that anybody ever en-
tertained different opinion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-24
8toister .
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1858
Come let us Reason Together.
M / d d L 4 b u r Y :

We again appeal to our subscribers-not as sup
plients, neither do we mean to act ms il we would
Cypress them But we mean to assert the good
old gospel doctrine thai the laborer is worthy Of
his hire" We have in our possession old de-
mands, and new demau ds--good demands, and
poor demands, which must be closed up if posi-
Die before we are called to the other side Of Jor-
don. AT least the attempt to settle with all men
is now being made We should have been glad
to have had wood brought 10 ue for papers, du-
rirg the winter, for, as the fellow said about the
liquor ." we knew where we could turn it"--but
we suppose you all have sold your wood for cash
If so, You now have more cash than wood Well
we yet take cash, if our subscribers have nothing
else to pay We have also had TO buy quite
quantity oferaiu. Weshould have taken it OH &C.
count, but scarcely any has been offered It,nay
be urged that the times are hard well we will
grant it, to save argument. But are we to blame
because you have not paid us Before, while tho
times were easy2 We should have taken It at
any time. 1t may be thought that the amounts
you owe are small matters. These small matters
added together amount to between four and five
thousand dollars. So you see 1t is of some couse-
quence to usl
There are some on our books that will hear
from us in way that will help their reputation
and credit in foreign parts 1t Is duty we owe
to the people with whom they have taken up
quarters, to inform them what entcrprising men
they will have to deal with. They are emphot-
ieally men struggling to accumulate riches UNI
der difficulties"
Now we hope that those who have stood by us
through good times, and had times, and have paid
us literally and promptly, will not apply this
short sermon 10 themselves-but will consider
that we remember with gratitude past favurs-
which are neither few nor small.
Finally, we are anxious to enquire what some
OF orr longest winded subscribers and other pat
rons think we live upon. We will state for the
benefit Of that class who have taken our paper 10
years an not paid cent, that we are physically
constructed like other men. We have to replen-
ish our inner man with something more than fresh
air. and have TO be clad in order to be
comfortable in this rigorous climate. We make
these suggestions to show TO this last namel class
teat if they should happen to think that we live
upon mountain air and pure water alone-they
are mistaken 1t can't be did I"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-24

The ATLANTIC observation-disclosures to
>. j. Dyer 4 Co., is promptly on our ia
BILE. This new, but already popular,
monthly continues its upward and onward
course, and is admitted on all hands to be
an established favorite 1t now has sale
OF upwards of 10000 monthly. The
contents of the April number are, The
Hundred Days, My Journal to my Cous-
In Mary Amour's de Voyages, The Cat