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DIseOLUTTONe 40.
ro.PARTNERsHIp.--T The sub.orib

COMPREHENSIVE. The subscribers,
~ having associated themselves together fr the
purpose OF conflicting general BANKING and
EACHANGE BUSINESS, under the style Of EN-
DEhS, SUTTON To-, tender their services for the
transaction Of any business entrusted 10 tner care
They will give prompt and careful attention 10 the
negotiation Of Stocks, Bonds, and other securities
investment Of capital, and all other matters pertain
ing 10 their business.
g. Office for the present, at 4. T. Winston &
20 3 old stand corner.Df Cary and 10 h streets.
JOIN ENnERS
w. NJ. SUTTON.
fe 2-im RfCHD. T. FOSTER
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ThM conveniently located establishment ba ho.r
renoyated, painted and improved from tor 70 bot
tYhi and the Proprietor Is prepared t.
,he travelling pnbiic IN style equal 10 any other
house In the Southern country. The terms are mo-
islactton.
al Pm I L MeArurnw.v
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Ky IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

uAkPS, STRINGS, MUSIC.-J. r.
IL BROWNE would iaf1rm his frien 5 he is now in
Richmond and will attend any orders. at Mr.. TAl-
Lon's Music STORE ISs MAIN STREET till Saturday
next where avery fine DOUBLE -ELEON iAkP
10y Ia aeon fe sgt
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eesy~ DR. COOKS, LATE or st. Louis,
Mo -1fsce and residence on ID sireet, wesi side, Pc
-, Marshall ami CLAW strAetA se Is~-dam
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- Z q
SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.

EoR HIRE.--A No. / Dining Room
Servant Maa-has been raised in IL H., ana
u higaiy recommended Apply to ""'
"a It's GEO J suMNER 20 Pearl Al
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VXTHlTE GREASE In KEGS Is NOT
w only the best but the cheapest article now IN
uss for greasng Wagons, carts &c, &c For sale
by L. JoHNsTUh q bitp,
fe3 Druggists.
NTHISKEY.-200 bbls. Mountain Dew
Wv Mhi.kax FIR sale kY
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By Z. B. Cook 4 Co. Auols-
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK o

I CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, DOOr1. SHOES.
&C., AT AUCTION by virtue d deed 81 trus.
executed By q. Wsllsrstoin 20 the subscFiAsr ~
duly recerded la the Once VI the Hussn9s cp.ff Il
the city Of kicLmond. viii proceed - os1 g the
and Marshall streets. on THURSDAY. FEB. 90. q
10 o'clock, the whole Of the stock u Goods ccntAan.
e n aid site. consisting u Cothins. DRY 9ooss.
TERns-AIi sums under 500. cash cvsr that
amount month"; credit Go potes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. wv. NJ. CRuMP Trurses
Sale condgftns w y. D. Cook 3 Co, Aiess.
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By Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.
ALEXANDER MOTT, Auet.
BY Larus u Shine.

by IArub q SnIu6.
MIGHT SALES.-We will commence
~ our NIGHT SALES THIS EVENING, at Z
o'clock, ofa large and varied stock Of Staple and
Fancy Goods Also, asp'endid collection Of atchea
and Jewelry. just received from an establishment
declining business. The stock IL all fresh and desl-
rable The city and country trade would ind Il IL
their advantage to attend these sales Nc the entire
stock must be closed out rs speedily ~ possible.
LARUs SHINE, Aucts..
ia Its "a Main stresA
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CHANGE OF LOCALiTY.-By the au-
~ nexed advertisement. my old customers and
friends will ba informed that have resumed bust
ness on my own account. grateful for past favors,
hope TO have their future patronage
Nm g. THAw
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ADMINS SALE OF
n SLAVES Will be sold at Chesterfield Court
House, on the Sth day of February. young and
likely SLANES-l Boy and Girls. belonging to the
estate of Mark T. Flournoy, deed.
W. q. FL0URN0Y,
"a l=,dsk Admir- Of NJ Il. ElOurnOY.
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NOTICE. i take this opportunity of in
" forming my friends and the public generally
who may Ice interested i'll House Building. DC. that
[ have removed my place OF business t. Ike old
stand of Mr. WIN. U. Yeatnan. decd on Sth street.
near franklin, opposite the United Presbyterian
Church.
am prepared to undertake work. and orders will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
IA ga--6t* WM, IL. YEATMAN.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE



W many suffer and repine and drag out misera-
BILE eXisiacP untitled for the enJoynents, and
ordinary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe as well as permanent in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti-
mating in loss Of appetite, yig0r and distate OF
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions, a
thorough cure and sound body and mind without I'm
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu-
siness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic structures an irritable
bladder, &c; also, Scroflla, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles, &c, skillfully and successfully treated.
DIR. Harris be consulted, daily, between the
hours OF 10 A VI. and 2. NJ and to 10 Z. NJ. at his
rooms, opposite American Hatel-entrance on iIain
street 4th door.above nth street.-the ST. 3rd floor
Ladies of delicate constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex, invited to
communicate send their address.
In order 70 satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is no intention the part of DR.. III. IL
humbug them he begs to state that no fee or reuu-
ueretion will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
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R0ARDING--We respectfully inform
- members of the Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House, OF the south side of Grace street inst
above 6th where they will be pleased to receive APP
plicstions. Il. L. Il NJ. j. MURRAY.
de aida
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de iS-3m~ American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD-The
4 proprietor of IENRY'S STIMULATING Ii
NIMENT, in introducing this specific to the atten-
ton of the people Of Virginia. desires it to he under
stood that he is no merceDary advenurer IN the do
main of Therapeutics. BY the possession Of valu-
able formula, he has been enabled TO relieve the
suiferings Of number of his afflicted fpllowcrea-
lures and is prompted 10 extend these medal
benefits to all The Liniment has been used for
veral years, by persons residing 10 Richmond and
its vicinity all of whom will cheerfully bear testi-
mnny TO its efficacy in alaying pain, and removing
disease. The ailments for which it is principally
used, are RHEUMATISM, PAINS or WEAKNESS IN The
BACK OR BREAST, NEURALGIA, GROUP, COLDS, EAR and
TooTHACHE, HEADACHE, BRUISES, SPRAINs, aud all
other affections in which Imminent may he advan-
tageousty employed. HENKYS STIMULtTING
LISIMENT does not belong to that class of Fluid
"Iinments" with which the public already ia
milier-its composition is altogether different, and
partaking of the qualities OF salve, combines adj
yantages which scarcely require demonstration.
Tho Liaims mt il for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade Il Bater. W. Peterson, Johu W
9arlick druhbs Il Appersol. l.: b. Thomas, and IS.
u. Z&chrissvD. PURCELL ,bADD 4 Co,
in 2I-lm Wholesale Agents.
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NEW FIRM-The subscribers have this
~ day Termed co-psrtn-rship under the name
and stvle of sW0RDS Il THAW, for the purpose Of
conducting retail Dry q ,ods business at the store
recently occupied by Charles Hartwell
JOS SWORDS,
WM b. THAW,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
L CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR BELLONA
ARSENAL, AT AUCTIUN.-As Trustee in d Deed OF
Trust from Abner w. 1rabue, dated Both of October
shall proceed t. sell at public auction on the pre-
misaE on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February
ls, tif fair if not, the next fair day. at the hour
of II O'clock NJ the following Real Estate conveyed
by the Trust Deed aforesaid, viz III acres Of land
located above being the same purchased by said
Trabue of the estate of Edward o. Friend decd.
The title is believed to be good hut the Trustee
will convey with the usual spe.ial warranty.
TERAs-Cash. JAMES X. MCTYREE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by GOBLIN & AppERsoS, Aucts.
la 30
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wa pn JOAN b. wALrHAIL, (Hom9o-

fq4Nr UH. JUHN u W "nAHHHH, fkVHAIV
,stSIst. offers his professional services % the eiti
.,,snSe IN Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
"a I-I2nt
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A L MEADE & BAKERS New Drug
n Store may be found
MEDICINE CHESTS, of all sizes. for Families,
Farmers, Physicians and Travellers PHYSICIANS
SADDLE BAGS; SUPPORTERS; TRUSSEl; ELIAS
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES; SUR
GE0N'S BANDAGES; SURGICAL 1NSTRU-
MENTS and APPLIANCES; all RARE cHEMI-
FINE TOILET SOAPS; LUBIN's EXTRACTS, for
the handke chief; fresh and reliable DRUGS and
MEDICINES; and everything in the drug line.
MEADE & BAKER. Apothecares &C,
ls6 N. W. cor. Main and 10Th SITS,
ia Him Richmond Va.
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T EAT LARD 100 kegs prime Leaf
IA Lard, just received, and for sale by
fs eft WIN. TAYLOR.
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Combined capital and snrplas ~ .1Dso
For The two hfst named Ut which, take rlEk risks.
and for the last nsIned. siRs and MspfxE risks
viii also provide Llfe, fIRE and MAEfnE iSsu-
RANCE In other good Offices aud respectfully ask the
patronage Of those having Lkkax AMOUNTS OF tnxu
TO arrange wili attend % the business for
them without suhiectins them 10 any charge IN Or
binary cases. except thai " the prem.
ehouia you dssiss lurshsg inermAtioa. pI@sse eali
On ~ my Office Northeast corner II ain anltsh
streets. where shall siways b. pteaeed ~ $50 10.
m serve yaH. tHO8 ". ALfHlHaD.
st-eodiw 0esersl ipsuEspce Assnt
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MY AGENCY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, LIST Feb, is3S.
INSURANCE 1t is much better To PRE-.

RICHMOND, LIST Feb, is3s.
INSURANCE. is much better to PRE-
L VENT than to repair disaster and since the pub
LEGATION of my I'M, oRrASr QUESTIONS" and FRIEND.
LIZ SUGGESTIONS" l have distinctly seen that had
they been regarded. benefit soouid hare BEEN eofes~
red upon at least SOgs terSoas-let me now suggest
some things ms paoBABLg-that you may be warned
In and adopt easy ersastSa Instead OF tefi-
-
Ist II is probable that many persons are not in
sured, hat intont.to be some OF these days"
I'd. IL ID probable that many persons are not in
sured for much they ought 10 be, bat intend u
be- "some OF these days"
3rd II is probable that persons do not intend
t. insure ut all saying that II lnsurance Companies
can make money by insuring. they can.
4th. IL Is probable that some persons think they
ought fdt TO insure, but rely upon Providence.
5h. IL IL probable that some persons are nsnredi
and yer trom ons c4ase other, would be involved
In trouble in case q loss.
Now. as cannot tell you all would desire TO Tel!
you on the above points and others OF interest and
Importance. In my advertisements respectfully
invite you tocall On me "andiet together.
viii patiently give You my views, and II they shall
prove tn be sound, forcibe and WISE you can adopt
theln'-if not, you eau reject them
/ am now the Agent ii the ALBEMARLE
INSURANCE. COMPANY Of Char,sates-
vile, Va. Capital and surplus .... &ig0l CO.
or the HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY u -
New York, capital and surplus. ........., $40 ese
And OF the QUAKER CITY INSURANCE s
COMPANY Ut Philadelphia. capital and
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A UCTION.-WilI he sold a. nnhlis ane-

4 UCTION.-Will he sold a. public auc-
ton. on the Capitol Square, ut i2 O'Clock the
ing the Equestrian Statue of Washington. These
so feet long. "a inches the large and %
inches across the small ends, with the Cap and Feet
Pieces.
Also, the Hosting Machine, used on the same oc-
casion, made by Messrs. Samson Pae, in the very
best manner. This machine is calculated TO raise 10
tons by men.
Also, quantity of Manila Rope and Blocks, of
various sizes suitable for shipping and farming pur
poses-together with quantity of Iron.
Terms cash.
BY request of Capt. Dimmock.
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r0-PARTNERSuIP.-The undersigned
~ have this day formed co-partnershp under
the style and firm of N0RVELL WAGGONER,
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale 0roce-
~ and Commission business, i'll all its branches
BY promptuess and fidelity to the Interests of our
customers, we hope to merit liberal share OF pat
runago. EDWARD N0RVELL.
Late with II W Fry Co,
JAS WAGG0NER,
Late with Harvey 4 Armstead
Warehouse, corner Pearl and Cary streets.
RICHMOND, Feb LIST, l65s fe lat
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r me, LIME, LlME.-TO FARMERS,
IL BRICKLAYERS AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE WELL BURNT SHELL LIME
am prepared tn furnish LIME, at my kilns, IN any
quantity as low, lower than it can be purchased
in this city. deliver t at any OF the railroad De-
nots and will deliver to Farmers. with my own
carts. in this vicinity. Persons in want OF Lime
will please leave their orders at the kiln on the ca
nal apposite rredegar Iron Works, ut AIR. John j.
Werth's office corner 10th str. ct and Basin bank.
at MessSrs SMITH l. HARW0oDS. No IS MAIN
street or by letter, directed to the care OF smith
Harwnoa ia l6-Ims WIN SMITH.
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ROARDlNG.-MRS. w. o. YEATMAN
A can accommodate a fsw FAMILIES with
BOARD with desirable rooms i, pleasant 81 uation;
also, few DAY BOARDERS. Northwest corner
9TH aud Franklin streets. ia gj-I2t*
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CANAL
\ BOAT. CALLED THE ANN FISHER OF
RICHMOND."-As trustee in q deed Of trust dated
10Th October ls56, executed by ii. +. 4 n g. ralis-
ZERO. under the Arm Of Taiiaferro Brother, duly
coed to sell, at public auction at the basiu ehesis
III the city Of Richmond, on THURSDAY, the am
gay OF e bruary 1855 at " o'clock. the Canal Boat
"Aun Fiber Of Richmond"
TERMS cash The title is believed 10 be good but
the subscriber viii convey with the usual special
warranty. EDW j. PICOT Trustes.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APPKRsoS. Ancta
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Pr'sorFIcE RICHM'D4 DANyILLEk r..

SUPT'S OFFICE RICHM'DA DANyILLE D. RI
RICHMOND, January 18th. 1855. )
r.. - EzagR3 NOTICE.--For the
81 Accommodation OF persons
Desiring 20 be In Richmond on the 23d February, 10
witness the ceremonies Of the installation Of the
Washington Statue. an extra train will DO run on
The line GU SUNDAY. the 2lst, LEAKING Dsnviie Sta
ton TO A. NJ stopping at the stations 10 take up
passengers.
no BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS AND MILL
mond aud Danyiie Railroad aud roath eide Railroad
will bring to ichmoad from Ly nchburg o. Dansi
aud return, Benevolent Associations or Volunteer
Companies. numbering 30 or over, who intend pastt
cipsting in the ceremonies accident to the insfala
ton of the Washington Statue, on the nd February.
for six dollars each for the round trip.
~ q. CAMPBELL,
ssI-dt22f Gent Superintendent
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sag~ PRINCIPE CIaARs! PRINCIPE CT

sASs~ PRINCIPE CIGARS PRINCIPE Cf-
o.rSTT-EXTRA EAGLE BRANp.-Just received
W. .,ssa q these really fine CIGARS, TO which we
I th attention of those who prefer first rate, old
'"''''' MARING 4 pEARCE. Drugsists,
aa4s~ts corner fth and Bread sts
sss~ LANpRETH's NEw CRop
GARDEN SEEDS.
All t4rsciics for sale by -. -
" JOHN ". GARITCk,
Druggist and Apotheoary.
mis- Market Place. Franklin Street.
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UERRING'S FIRE PROOF SAFES,
IL WITH POWDER PROOF LQCKs;-"e have
a fine assortment of these very desirable articles
Merchants, Lawyers and others, whe have valuable
papers Jewels books of account, &c to secure, can
hardly afford TO be without one OF Herrlngs SAFES.
Call at No. q Pearl street. oxn
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICK.-I win
- aii. - Conmjsic1ss n she ClSeox C6a.t n
Motfcway county. Va, on TuURgOAY. ~ Sfh ~
ke1ruarL ftiat being c0urt day) Eve a. ax 1ikeaY
NMnukc, among whom there b 3 Wocnan and
fsi"fis Tn. cANprxrr. o..
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BROAD
W STREET, the only place where you can obtain
a cheap pair Of Shades. see prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 371ac, cheap at TjC
Plain Shades soc, worth 81
Bouquets &c, worth 81 p
Vases only ST, 20
Gothic sty lie 81, " l.j0
Gold and Velvet % cheap at 3
Gold Centre SlJO, worth 100
Gold aud Velvet Centre II, cheap at 600
Dry Landscape, 81 80, worth 3 10
Also a large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a durable article Those i'll want OF
a good article at low price, would do well to call at
NJ GOLDEN's Dry Goods and Shade Store,
30 Broad street.
n B-St0rekeepcrs and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
pa- Shades made TO or Ter at short notice.
OF
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CHURCH RILL DRUG STO X E.
~ Physicians prescriptions put up of the most Sc,
lect Medicines, and by competent hand at all
times. A.,
Having determined to devate my attention to the
practiee OF Medicine offer my services 10 the pub
fic those wishing to see me- can find me at the Drug
W. o. SMELLING, VI. ID.
pirhpnnnh Ian 20 lsAs--ia 2t-lm
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DOARDING--The SHOT T0WER

81 HOUSE, on Grace, between oth and 9th streets
second door from St Pauls Church. having been
taken by Mrs. BASS. Boarding House. is now
open for The reception of families and day boarders
ia l3-lm*
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DRIyaTE ROARDiNa -Nps I n

o. DOtiItDIINu.-Nh5 j. =.
l. JAMES Il Miss y. A BIDGOOD having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James, on
9TH, between Main and Franklin streets close to bu-
sness and in the retired part OF the city will open
1t for the accommodation of persons desiring Board
on the lst day of January next. The house has
eral large and desirable rooms for families. Also
Office i'll the front basement They can accomno-
date a few DAY B0ARDERS. raat-dIy
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HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's

stock of goods at great sacrifice. offer most
extraordinary inducements To friends and the
public, during the next thirty days. to buy such
goods will soon be in active demand.
n. bah the varieties of staple and housekeeping
goods will be added TO the stock. aud full assort-
ment regularly kept. SWORDS l. THAW.
fs No. lis Broad 81.
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The TRAcr SOeIErY 1.-The resolution Of rev.
DR.. Thompson, which declared that, inasmuch as
the Tract Society had Published tracts in rela'
tion to the duties Of slaves. they ought also 10
publish one intoxicating the duties o. masters was
under discussion when the Rev. MIR. Dsnnison #
South Carolina get the floor and said .gsvsa
a1,he clergy of the South felt competent to in
strnet masters in duties 10 then slaves, ana en-
deavored to do it. Confidence 10 iis 4 IAet 90;
ciety was already destroyed al the ooatn' MS
State had already contributed nve or SIX tnousanu
dollars a year to it; but the contributions oi the
last wear mad fallen off to two HUNDRED aud MY
dollars. In abiding to the rejected tract the
sneaker asked IL il were possible that any menu
Der Of the committee could have thought OF puo,
lishng such tract and sending 1t 70 me oouth
He would sag that the emissaries who orougnt II
would have done SO at the risk OF then necks
SELF preservation demanded Of them, whether
Christians or not when man presented nimselt
at their doors with such missile as tnat' 70 sen
him Away, and ii be should not 81 BY request ne
should 60 BY violence. IN, n
A Veiee-It is a free country, is y not
Mr.. Dennison--We would show him very SOON
whether it is tree down there"
This exhibits truly "border ruthan instead
of Christian spirit the part of the great MAJOR
ity Of the American Tract Society, an oEganlza7
tion started to promote Christianity, but which
has now so far degenerated as to become chief
agent in bolstering up the iniquities OF chattel
slavery, and permits its members, unreouksd' %
threaten with lynch law and hanging any VINO
differ from tncm in the belief that the "patriarch-
at institution of slavery is the chief corner stone
Of Christianity. as well as Of republicanism God
forbid that such an organization should find sup
porters, BY money or otherwise, North Of Mason
and Dixon's line, and those South should be
ashamed to aid it.
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Por Az snr.

Messrs. Editors: II DR.. Hill deserved thanks for
nothing elIs he does for speaking, on the subject of
temperance his own thoughts. 1t is of secondary i'm
portance, whether that thought suggests the most practi-
cable PLAN whether its realization would be positive
injury to the cause As it Inevitably provoked discus
siou. the antdote to appear II antiote was
called for. Let then welcome from every quarter,
where counsel gill be sought the fullest and freest e-
preston Give US anything but the repetition ad au.
scum, Of what w have heard thousand times, and in
early every instance, better SAID
What better topic Tor Of the forth coming lectures
by our city clergymeD than this wine question? What
are the compounds which pass under that name? In
thoie communities on this side of the water where the
grape has been most cultivated what has been the eec
Has this vine unadulerated, entered into general use?
Aud what price does it command! "
Much more than can be here indicated, viii suggest
itself To the writer the Dr. seemed to be speaking in
this after TO some future generation. Certainly while
zoe live We are not 10 pure wine general beverage
In quantity sufficient it viii not be made; and in price
it must he so held that precious few incomes meet it,
But 10 his address to the 4gistracy of this city, the
Doctor did mot speak to shadows nor in questionable
phrase May tn heed those words OF truth aud merit
the benedcuons of this community Cold WATER.
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A MEMBER OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
EXPELLED. - A member of the Canadian
House OF Assembly, Mr. John o Farrell, was
unanimously expelled from his seat on the
18th inst, for election frauds. He was from
the county OF Lotbiniere, and under the law
is incapable of being re. elected for 70 urteen
years. The Parliament has also DISTINGUISHED
his county, the distranchisement to continue
until proper steps are taken to secure peace
full contest.
Mr. oFarrell has been proved to have been
guilty OF extraordinary frauds. Being un-
successful in an attempt to bride the return.
ing officer the poll book of the parish of St.
sylvester was seized by his friends on the
second day OF The election, and under his di.
rec'ion names were added IN sufficient mum
oers to secure his election. The clerk was
then forced to certify to the correctness Of the
book, 4 ~ f.l