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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
THE LIVER
In v IGsD IL TOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
1nN{HnJTNHEn Ia%1ecIpr,I " ,nn,, 1,.-,,-,

one of the best purgative and liver medicines now b.
fore the public, that acts as Cahartc easier IN der
aud more eecual than any other medicine known 1t is
not only Cathartc, but Liver remedy acting first on
the Liver to eject its morbid matter then on the stomach
and bowels to carry off that matter thus accomplishing
two purposes ectuay, without any of the painful feel
ings experienced in the operations of Cathart cs
1t strengthens the system at the time that purges
iii and when taken daily in moderate Doses will strength
en- and build it up with unusual rapidity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

DIR. j. q. AVE
LOW ELL, L i


AGENTS NAMES.
Wholesale by j. Henry, Waterbury. Retailed b,
L. f. Pierce and S. p. Redfeld, Montpelier f. b. sails
bury, W. Randolph J.G Fargo, Randolph; Geo Nichols.
Mortified; Jones and Brothers, Waitsfeld; j. C. r. a
g. A. Ainswroth Williamstown; A. Il. BigeIow Barre !:
3. y. Hyde Plainfed J. A. Bemis, Marshfeld and bv
dealers In medicine everywhere -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
Silver Spoons.

4 LARGE asseEtment of Silver Spoons and Forks-wAl
RASrED PURE coIN-constantly hand, of the --latest
aud most approved patterns, and Of quality, finish
and price that can't be beat. Call and examine at
PHINNEY,S,
Langdon's Block, corner Of Main and State streets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
Discovered mt Last!
Greatest Cure in The World jor Pain .
PROF. CHAS. DEGRATH'S
So ELECTRIC OHL.ss

This Oil is the only remedy in the world for the
of Rheumatism Gout, Pains in the Back or side
Papatation of the Heart Paralytic Stroke Toothache
Headache Cramps in the Stomach, Scrofula, Frosted
hands feet Sore Eyes Piles, Sprains Bruises sores
Burns Stiffness In the Joints, letter Salt Rheum
Neuralgia Sore Breasts any Diseases that are sore or
painful is the only article brought before the public
that will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty
minutes, has been used by thousands and pronounced
the best remedy discovered.
This Oil acts the system with electricity is of pure
vegetable preparations not the slightest danger of apply
ing it outwardy or inwardy 1t at gives perma-
nent cure, in most cases from ten to twenty minutes
The best psychologists in Europe have discovered that
all Organic arrangement in the Animal System the eff
feet of obstruction of the Electro Fluid in the
organ diseaseda skfu application of this Oil puts in
immediate motion the fluid and the is at once
accomplished No bleeding, no vomiting, purging, or
blisterng is resorted to-
None genuine without the signature of
PROF. C. DE GRATH.
Labels signed in writing. Try everything else, then
give this one simple trial.
No genuine Electric Oil y sold by peddlels in the Uni
ted States.
The Bottles will have my stamp.
Principal Depot No 80 Sonth Eight reer three doors
below Chestnut; Philadelphia. Country dealers and Drug
gists be supplied. wholesale and retail Price Is
cents, so cents and 81 90 per bottle.
sold by Fred H. Smith and l., Il. Pierce, Druggists
Montpelier. 146yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
THE LIVER AUTHORIZATIONS

Is Scientific Medical Discovery and is daily working
cures, almost great believe II cures as il by
c, even the fist dose giving benefit and seldom more
than one bottle is required any kind of Liver
Complaint from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
common Headache all Of which are the result Of Dsea
sed Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York
Reairdby all Druggists Sold also by L. r. Pierce and
s. z. Redheld, Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

ohe bottle taken for Jaundce removes all sallowness
or unnatural color from the skin.
One dose taken short time before eating gives yigor to
the appetite, and makes food digest well.
One dose often repeated Chronic DiarrhGa in its
worst forms, while Summer and Bowel complaints Weld
almost to the first dose
One or two doses cures attacks caused by Worms in
Chldren there is no surer safer, speedi remedy in
the world as It never fails.
few bottles cures Dropsy, by exciting the absorbents
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine as
preventative for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever and all
Fevers Of Bilious Type. 1t operates with certainty
and thousands are willing to testify to its wonderful
virtues.
All who use it giving their unanimous testimony in
its favor.
Mix Water in the mouth with the Inyigorator, and
swallow both topether -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden al
LAMoILLE pisrRIcr S. 1.-THE Probate Office in john
son, within aud for said District on the 18Th day "i
November, A. D., 1858:
Present, the Hon. SAMUEL HELPING, Judge
Instrument, pupurlng to he if last Wll a"i les'a
"a meht Of Vaioous Meeker late OF Waicfvle, ID sara
pstrrt Deceased, being presented to the Court mere py
John rage, The Executor therein named, inr Prooei II
ordefed by said Court thai all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear session Of said Courtte DE holden
a. lhe Probate Office, in Johnson, on the lhh ia! OF
december, A. D. 1883 and sew cause II any they may
have, against the Probate of said Wil for which purpose
IT, ther ordered thai copy of the record OF TINS ofde'
be published hree weeks excessively the Green Noun
tam freeman, printed Montpelier previous 10
appointed for hearing.
true cory OF Record
153 Attast IOUN I GIEED. Register,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

and health to the whole ma =
chinery, removing causes
of disease-effectin a rad =
ical cure,
Bilious attacks are cured
and what is better proven
ted by the occasional use
. of the Liver Inyigorator'
One dose after eating is
, sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevent the
food from rising and sour
. ing
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring prevents the
, Nightmare.
|, Only one dose taken at
night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures costive-
Y ness. ~
: Que dose taken after each
! meal will cure Dyspepsia.
, 6One dose of two tea
= spoonfuls will always re-
: lleve sick headache.
? One bottle taken for fe
male distractions removes
! the cause of the disease and
makes a perfect cure.
! Only one dose immedi-
! ately relieves collie, while
! One dose often repeated
) is a sure cure for Cholera
horbus, and a preventive
! of Cholera.
, Only one bottle is need
: ed to throw out Of the sys-
! TEN the effects of medicine
! after a long sickness.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

PhE subscribers having been appointed by The Honor
able Probate Count for The District OF kando Com
mssioners, to receive examine, and adjust all claims
aud demands If all PERSONS against The Estate Of q
w Pratt late Of Randolph, IN said District deceased
the 24n day of Nayembe 1853 allowed by said court
to the creditors said deceased exhibit aud leii
respective claims before us: Give notice thatwe wauend
to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling house OF
knfus Chadwick, in Randolph. in said District on the
first Tuesday Of January aud June next at O'Clock IN
tile furenuo on each Of said days
EDMUND CHADWICK, com,rs
LEVI WAsHBuRN,
Randolph. NV "a, A. b 1873 l52
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
Our Social Circle
Proverbs in Night Thoughts"

The Night Thoughts, by Edward Young
contain many an apt line that has "passcd
into proverb." Here is budget:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

GAN on earth is shadow, all beyond
Is Substance -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

But Memory drew me away, away
From these "reminiscences sweet;
Leading me on till we came to the day
When for US 1t was fated to meet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

sWe take note Of time
But from its loss"
That is proverb so is the pointed dec
laration-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

Anon stood on dizzy height,
Scanning the coming years,
Hope pointed ME on with finger bright,
Shaming away my fears.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

A glory then shone on my life that was far
More bright than all else had known;
But meteor flashed-it was not STAR
For soon was its radiance gone
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
Elisha q. EayysOs,s Estate,

Elmole, Nov %, A. D. is5s l54ws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

lie Liver is one OF the a
principal regulators of the G.
human body and when it ~ o
performs its functions well, - il
the powers of the system W
are fully developed. The ~ a
stomach is almost entirely - t,
dependent On the healthy - o
action of the Liver for the e
proper performance of its = s
functions when the stom ~ $
ach is at fault, the bowels " f
are at at fault, and the " /
whole system suffers in con-
sequence Of one Organ-the - {
Liver-having ceased to -
do its duty. For the dis. =
eases of that organ, one Of
the prOprietors has made
it his study in a practice of aa !
more than twenty years,toi =
find some remedy where m /
with to counterfeit themanyl -
arrangements to which 1t z. /:
is liable.
Toprove that this remedy Ss
is at last found, any per-
sou troubled with LIVER ~ Il
COMPLAINT, in any of its y
forms, has but to try bot 81
tie, and conviction Is Ger -
tain.
These Gums remove all a 4
morbid or bad matter from 70
the system, supplying in IN
their place healthy flow -
of bile, invigorating the =
stomach, causing food to - 4
digest we'll, purifying NJ
the Blood, gik ing tone
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
THE CORNER STORE
A PARODY,

Nov. goth, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
Avoiding Arrest,

At the moment OF Nj? Fvrsyth's departure
from Mexico a certain Mr.. Loperens. who
bad for some time been secreuog himself
from the police, was arrested while entering
the diligence. and summoned to pay $50 ooo,
being his share Of the forced loan, or 90 to
prison. L,persna, after some discussi'n' con-
cluded to pay, and was allowed TO leave
But it seems that he had left behind Dim GER
tain debts. and on arriving at Orzioa anoto-
ar order for his arrest was presehteo'-
Tbsreopon MIR. Forsyth claimed AIR. L'perena
"a one Of his servants, and declared that be
was included 10 bis own passport. In vsi"
did the government subalteros protest M.
FORSYTH was If flexible. aud the rich tinancisr
assuming adj hoe the character Of a saiet, was
triumphan,ly carried eff to C"rdosa, There
the difficulty was renewed. but our Minister
refused to bulge an Inch. ard Lnperena went
on bis way rej,iciug.--New orleans Bee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
IN. Rich mopd Democratic Meeting

The speech OF Mr.. Wise is very curious
effusion under tho circumstances, and shows
to what extremes the exigencies of party Will
sometimes subject freemen. lie charged
that MIR. Le!cher has been unfsitbful to the
South, AID as good as said that his nomlna-
ton vss one not fit to be made. But DOT
yitbstandng all this Mr.. Wise pledged him.
self to support him il be should Re the nom
inee. Ii is true be made this pledge In the
mos, reluctant and icy possible manner--
ard it is also true that re pretty plainly HIM
ted to the Spnrtsps that be was rather doubt
full whether he would be able to urge valid
ar,ument in behalf OF the candidate. But
Mr.. Wise sgreed to swallow the pill iii shall
he administered t,him, as it certainly Will De
by the Petersburg concern. :.
But the funniest feature OF the proceeding
was PROFESSIONALLY the grodn'ng chorus Win
which they wound up. This was most
fascinating and exhiisrating finale Tor which
the thanks Of the euG:ic are due to MIR. WISE
--"Tbree ernans for Letcher," cried Mr.
Wise. aud fortbw tn the doietul SOUNDS res
nopded to the call from hundreds OF anti
L.tcher windpipes, ard echoed through the
hail. Now, if the bare idea OF honest john
nomination sets MIR. Wise to groa"tng, wo
wonder what effect the actual domination IL
self will have upon blu? We shall see
Petersburg Mtelligencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
TeIegrnpnic Dispatches.

BosToS, Nov. % The launching Of the
sioCp oi.war' Hartford" took place to- lay, pre-
cisry at eleven o'clock, and WAS in every
respect successful. TIE christening was Ter
formed by Miss Siringham aud M-s D,wnes.
The latter a niece CT the late Commodore
Doupes
The Bark Of the Metropolis vas unani.
rously admitted 20 the clearing house TO- day.
New YORK, Nov. 90 The board OF can
vss,ers to-day rejected as fraudulent tie CON
gressioual returns from the first ward 10 the
third congressional district. This takes 20
votes from. Mr.. Siekles, who has obtained 2
naniamus to compel the board to count these
votes.
MOBILE, Nov. 20.--Sevorsl persons eogs-
Ieo ~ inducing EN- rants to Nicaragua, have
bean examined - witnesses before the grand
jary at New O:leans. The jury re!us to
hud any bill.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.--Fur,ber details
OF toe California news rer last overland mail
contain the announcement OF the death OF
David Harris, Of Baltimore, who vas burned
to death at San Frar cisco On The 90 ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
A sotdier's Life tn Utah.

A letter to the Philadelphia Bulletin from
Camp Floyd, Utsh Territory, dated, Octo-
Der IL. says: 1.-The quarters for the troops
are going up rapidly, the soldiers making
mortar and carrying 'dobie.' to the masons
who are citiz ems hired by the qnartermas.er
at the pretty fair figure If Elk dollars day
'aud fouod.' Here you see q party mizug
mud, there party carrying dobies; there :
squad carrying lumber, aid there another
squad mailing on the rough rocfs. Each man
has bis place, in the allotment of which your
correspondent occupies the respectable sud
responsible position of bod carrier for Nor
mon MANY hand. make light work, however,
and the fatigue duty, as II is called, is moth
irg more than heaIthful, pleasant exercise;
sbd ell day long the merry kes and joyoes
laugh 90 round; ard all are grateful to Hea.
ven and the Peace Commissioners at the pros
pect of better time this winter than was
experienced Last season. The buildings will
be substantial and comfortable, and every
exertion is beirg made 20 render them as
pleasant a. possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
Tho virginia miii,in.

In this country, especially. a military spirit
should be ENCOURAGED among sill citizens,
simply with view, when called Upon, to feel
ready TO fight, to protect, and conquer u save.
By recent reports, we zee that all the reg-
ment CT thn State hare organized cxcep. he
following: 5.h. Culref err; 9th, Essex; 9TH. Nor
folk county; l4th, Hardy: l9.h city OF k ct =
mond; 30:h, Caroline; $50, Ilenricc; Bah
Rappahanpock; 80 h. Petersburg: Sab, Nor
folk city; 6Oth, Fairfax: 18th. Grsyson; SOth
Kanawh,; 94lh Lee; 100 b., Buckingham;
1924, Brooks l07th, Randolph; ll2'h, Teze-
well; l2O;h. Cahel; l25th, Lewis: l3lss,
Lynchburg; 1924, LIudoun; l34:h Marshall;
l4lst, Jackson; 1881, Ksnawhs; lGlst, Obi;
lG3d, Hancock; l75!h, Alexandra; 1928,
Writ.
In Norfolk county there are 2regiments,
the 95,h organized, in the city OF Richmond
2.l79lh organized; IN Lee ., the l59ih or
gained; in Buckingham 2, the 24th crsan'-
ed; in L)udOun 3, the 5G!h and 5I,b orgaui-
zed.
Two new regiments. the lSG.h (Calhoun)
and 18th (Boone). have been created. Al-
plication for Others are on file, which vii! be
acted on so soon as the requisite informs'lon
can be laid before the Governor Rich. Eng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
The BeIlona Foundry.

This Cannon Foundry is situated on the
right or southern bank Of the James river,
about twelve miles west Of RirhlDund, and
a short distance above b lsher'e Dam, through
the slack alter Of vi icb there is now q com.
EunicatIon betHeen the Foundry and the
James River ard kanawh! Canal. The slack
water, or pool" Of this Dam, which crosses
the river at the head of the Fsls extends u
grea, distance above toe Foundry, and this
part OF the Canal Is known as The Lay Level"
This Foundry WAS erected BY William Writ
and MAJ r John Clark, the grandfather OF
DE- Jnnius Archer, the present proprietor,
IN ISIS There were at that time, only two
other guu-'oundries in the Union, which we're,
respectively kemu!e's at West Point and
Geh'l Masou's, she father CT Senator Msson at
Georgetown. The latter has since gone down.
There are now bat five guu-toundries Of this
character in the United States, which enjoy
the patronage Of the Government. The Oldest
Is kemble'- at Wet Poiht; and the next ~,
DR.. Archer Bsllona P-uudry. The remain
ing !hree are j r. Aoderscn's Trrdcgaf Four,
dry Redmond; AIgisr's ut B,ston; ADD ne
a. Plttsburg. Tue best guns hase been tur n I'd
out from tue two Vigluis Fouudrles and
made OF our mouotsin iron.--Rich. Engr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24

The perpetrator of the bread-hoa1 10 New
York has undergone the "compuuetious visit
ings of conscience" and has attempted to
make amends By sending card, accompa'
MED by three dolier., to several of the new
papers. expressing his sorrow at the mlschie
vous trick. The mobey has been handed
over to the fund for the poor. The csrd 'oy'
il was young lad who committed the oct
in boyisb thcughtle-sness, not realizing, IN;
Ill be witnessed it's consequences, its cruel
Improperly. If he could repair the wrong
he would do So, He can only express his
deep and peni'ent regret"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
Letter from the y

Correspondence Of tie Alelaag,, -,
RICHMOND COUNTY, November - ~
Is usual Is scarce; people ale "b.,i
so they stay generally at home vAi., ~
q duliness 10 business, and tue arr, '.'
Of almost perfect stagna'ion. II,Rer.,
tFus; that this won't last sIways All :
BY being successful 10 cropping e, -"
two years to square up aud no, bs :, :
as people all over the rest OF the VOL.
The weather is unusually cold for II, =
SOD, and the very severe lrost. l,,s,, =
shown plainly, that ~inser i. again a., -';
Oar section of conatry is aud has bo.,
healthy this year, and 10 tac;, | belize. ~
Northern Neck is the most heal,r, =
Of Virginia, though residents Of ,,o
especially OF the mountain conntrv :, -f'".
this, as a grave yard. The corn c,,, f'.' +.
ed out better than was expected - ;, w;
shall not have to send to Egypt Tor be- :
Large crops Of wheat, with an ap,i,,, G'5'.
about the usual quantity Of guam i. 3
been sown in good time. Wheat 0,,I. -'''
been used here this fail, more than -'';
fore, aud our farmers are determines
be outdone, il experimenting. adir5 :, :.
terprlse and industry, will proven, y '-
The Circuit Courts passed off w,t,,n,
occurrence OF any thing remarkable AL ~
four counties OF Wes.morel.nd + ,rr =
Northumberland, and L.ucaster. m,~'..
not one criminal case-S1 YOU zee the ,s..'
here are not SO pugnaciUus and LI,.l 49,.
ty, ersn IN. FISH season, as they ore some,
represented.
Two men, names not known. were +.
ed 10 the RippshansOck river, near,y No..
site the Court House, few dlv. .,r,.
They bad come on shore for wafer, lr.r -.
oyster vessel, and in returning the b,,, -.
sized from some accident, and uo,wit,..,,.
ing the greatest exertiOns we're made rs D..
captain OF the vessel, the two unlyuoc...
found watery grave.
The Democracy, National or o,bervi.s
can't say which, had meeting, III -,
one or two are met together" makes a o.. y,
ing during the evening OF last Coar. 4,
and passed resolutions, (unanimou.l,
reckon which you have probably Seep 1,
prscstins the attempts made to niare =;
prospects of Mr.. Letcher, AID appot,-
MIR. Pryor and Mr., b. b. Douglas to e..
their votes in the Little Petersburg" q"
Convention, &c. am sorry tbai G.
give you mere Information ABOUT ,a.s Gc.
log, Tor as countryman said while .o,sa
at the Statue Of Washington 1t ,il-Ipa.
or bin Buster" MOSQUllU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24

The Petersburg Press, speaking Of the re-
newed Fillibuster attempts Of Walker, says: :
Central America is bad enough, we grant;
almost any change would better it. This,
however, affords no just ground for symps-
thy With the purposes of Gen. Walker. He
is not the man, nor 10 his the mode either, to
redress our grievances or develop l,thmian
resc Our Government should do the
one. and American enterprise would do the
other. We think no fact is more certain
than tha, Walker has done more than any
man living to complicate our relations With
that part of the continent. He broke up the
FIRST we'll established transit; he gave the
American pane bad odor among the people;
be gave color to the presence OF American
rapaeity. We earnestly hope that the most
assiduous watchfulness may intervene to
check his designs, ard that the people OF this
country may never sgaiu suffer the odiun OF
his leaving their shores with an expedition
uader his charge"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24

JONAlNl.A IiU
True merit is always modest add -lr
from public Dotoriety. But 10 these g.,
when there is 80 mach that il sIuriJu, n,
sed for genuine worth, it seems tina, 2.
lie attention should be directed 10 the
uine article. We are lead to give ut;er,
to these thoughts by the pleasure aud "a
fcation we derived from attending the lu
terly examination Of Mr. and Mrs Sylrssi
Scott's School last Friday. 1t is 20 tIs..
ration to say that the Young LldIr' arjs
ted themselves mos. handsomely. I.'
was but one impression made upon tn o.!
of the visitors, aud that was, that the IG
Of this School have been thoroughly sg!.
We were the more convinced OF this b' p
fact, that no effort was made at dl.rII-
The Young Ladies did not answer the ..s
tons before they we're asked. IL i, oGr c.
dial opinion that this School IL wuHLl
much larger patronage than II nos 'Ssf
Parents would do well to visit ibi, >it
before sending their cbildren OiSesler'
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott need no higher re :
mendation than to be known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
ICOgEUSICATE

1t may save some unnecessary out.sI Z
money. to remind those concerned, TIA, o
Der palmy days Alexandra could bardIy'.;
port . Theatre when everybody, high 81:
low, went to the Theatre, and the tasbvna.
folks from Washington f9cked here to 81
ness the performances OF one Of the be-, l..
s'rIoal corps 10 the United States; tia, &C.
are greatly changed Iron what they va
and that to be a bsbitual theatre.Goer D.
is. at once, to excite comment and suspi,
az TO where the money comes frou:-tbs'
respectable Theatre could no more be RESI-
ably supported nor 10 Alexandra, THAI y
Leesburg; and that outside OF the CT!
New York there is not Theatre bu1ct
which has not proved dead loss to all p
gagged in it, or owning part OF 1t. P'''
therefore, DO not deceived into an nnot,e"
~ waste. TukSfE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-24
The New York Herald notices the fact that

The New York Herald notices the fact that
it has received the annual messages o! the Gov
errors Of Vermont, Georgia, Mississippi. Ar
kansas and North Caroline, aud rot word
in either Of them 10 relation 10 the affairs Of
the general government, or the question, of
slavery. with the single exception of that OF
the Governor Of North Carolina, who, 10
transmitting some 'down East" abolition re-
solutions. says that it isn't worth while for
the Legislature to take any notice of them;
10 which be lie quite right. We should like
to know, however, what is going to happen
when Northern and Southtra Govern, rs are
beginning to attend to their local affairs, lea
wing the general government to the care of
the President and Congress. The millennium
must be close at hand.