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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
~ alPEM.PMOSrHATE OE LIME.

IA ri PEaPiIOSPHATEU OF LIME,
MauulactL red from Formula If
Dli. JAMES IltGINS.
State thrmtst OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thtd, OF Peruvian tiuhnu fA seeding aud summer
crops altogether Packed bags iGlly
ed Price $50 per ton 81 1000 lbs.
Tn. Hbp," article. together with PAMPHLETS giving full dc
tl of THIS valuable Fcr2er asd full impo
tiuee aud nlodo Of appiie alton c:tn be had Of
NJ. uULLINS& co.
mar - Is S3lc Agents for Ly nchbur
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Iond may yon boast Of your telegraph speed
Au'fo -. lis mighty wonders tel
But merit hrgs her voice 10 add,
Ard say how BLISS cxcr!s.
ktTl1f. TIE BALI, ~ ROLLING ON. md
~ thr Tor low priced Psures
ahai"d at the head of the Photographs Arr door
To The Virginia liank, Main street, Iynchburg, Va.
Now le favored time Let body supply Themselves
with n.'krnrsscs at BLISS GALLERY, winch be
ccisi by none. cqu. led but by f,w.
* i'c,nIus from "a cts. to SD.
Is ID H. HI.ISS, Photographic. A.
- VET WAtshaNES.-wr are = gents Tor ffA
~ "DAN PEA >E,Jk,' Superior SNI / MACHINES ,wha&
ARE how hckcst Micrs will hnd
ter'rt t" 49, thrS" machines preference all others
ANY l"rsol! lsiug to them by calling
We refer to Mcssrs. langhone Johns who using
these mach.i,s. iRBI 4 SAUNDERS
Ylits
II y. - o.. a. Dats.t 40, ~nrrr.-Of- TO -.
AIs pltGtlD n SONS, viii Keep tdntiy hand
stock OF ali kinds of FL Rhli III, teir
ariHe winch they Viii be pleased 10 sew the old friends aud
pur"nAD =. DiuKuii & sons, and Tue public Genera
1h'y also keep constantly on hand .argr SKIS
METALLIC III Rial GAO all sLr,, also large
WOODEN CUFFlNS, ct every DESCRIPTION, and viii isJ
lrursi Alteration 10 the undertaking all hours
ri-,'UAtts ID =. y Il. A. DIl Gil IN.
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ID AND IODINE SPRINGS
lungs located tho ding The Counties If
tAl h,ii bedlnrd. wiiu -hft inview
ht ItIha DteI, nls ia,
,iur ~ II hours pVni.
lio NHurItng, and the visitor The
anis Virginia. ouil
urly Wuuid IN the
urccy l.ynGhonrt aud Salon
f"rpst Drput at wh,h place NeIccw be
- and from >rItnSs, itht IHakUI.
a. ttnUl.N oONo, PIoutiulurs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04

l. ~ ttY DLSUKifrluS ON MAN on BLASr
" AhhANftpfo thht, Ahp NJ DANGER tHoM kArUsuHk
GOLD ffi,c - cvnts pr UpiiIc
hada according del Cong, In tic Cirfns Qee
I'suaa toariJ jar hc Edsira DsrttO IugHti 6y DOPh
u CO, Rteh1tonh. ! a ~ tenfs
READ 1IIt fDiibWINIt
Come To our store pamphlet AMI read certiHc
ot cures performed ny tho inH CA rrrtihrat.A ihth
aud respected Others
here /" " HON "" cla aud cannot doub tar
mctriuo iUi One pound ANY
other known Ia Try ana you w b"
TkUE ruHF OfI--Koad tho ing and some to gu,
stor. aud wv ~lII tcil you
cured.
EICHmoND, Nov. ~, 1851
Mssrs fort GoC entle,nca used portion oi a Dottlu
aAI lake pleasure saying that ouul
n.Jsng eruption Of thu sku whuh had
upon ioi scstiai Yeas by ply without RECEIVING thu
loAst hen.ht asJ Recommended friend u ilnc who
the and ho Informed tho
uss VI ono bottle a- had oe.n ontn"il CARED
Respectfully, h. N LLFTWIrIf
SotlnAMrfoN tuuNfr, VA, August L. Is,G
hsFs bOr' u Go tie utlrmru-lor abou,
years mad asosc under ,ny rigt eye about the
sunniiuts te painful, but much uutii the Juy
last, tucn became qui, paini icstricd g,uat
deal wal "iN scd ny physician and uthora
out mNing II war tancur Thought small butllc
sain"le ~ oil and apprd according tuc
ami nov =" ,l have Recommended, 10 on"ui
bora lady, who had salv u
about l day rsad was
mcniinR much IL Iouk, than
she cunnrncrdnslnE ytr IA on, and sloui &c. wri
VISA It, Wi! ga her "u paIi
"i hs II yea tlnA proper AID nith x
give YOU vi my hankn, thIs ,"iu n' lis cncdcy
Dnrs, respectfully, y y IluMAb.J T..
The above Is voluntary Co,,.n,ntu strange,
have man! such Lat those 10 sdH,f AN
i-ts
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\ ..xyi.>r >:I T.a...sM ,.,,,,

Ia s rlA>o MANrrAcroKY
.GOLD HEDiL PGENiGN fiiNO EOR2ES.
WV. Il AHA. continues the ultllutaotulc II s4le of
Gkl.d hare Piano For,',. the stand
SId - Nlits Iutaw street opposite f utaw
The sa.c, roo4 No .n7 ,.4gkrt crt, Baltimore.
IN" subscriber most respectfully b,ss Lave present o.
thu selcuI-. 81 rAiuR
ID ncis or the very nUef patronage they have
Atelde IL .hiuenti aud DESIRES the
To that, stimulated BY tici. constantly
Nrotsihs Istom he mas spared nrir oublc
perfect 4uss.by, iiau" tntlt az
eo"uuation at ia" patronage P,rsuIis
q
IL d,hiinl To- the c0mmen,aii the
country WON'T every Fan
IN Instruments eaiuotIou tht! have uniIs
g, Ia igh,-, hunpis u
Iug UAcI~N'! engaged IN tho manufacture of Pianos
and enin. "N,r huu'iftd OF the experienced
lpu ed To wholesale c..I
iIUcrtl WholS a;.s WIN
Ei- nit,T.,I give parcuaaln-
elsewhere
butt my tactpry have u!i frames being
All, aus Ike tone, 49,! iDeS
Livery instrument ulua- i, guaranteed fJr isc
YER, au4a o.rr4 t. Oc n!cd thu pos
st"s "a, II taken to e"suro .e u' "i,o
tat,d "a tp i1"th t"dr IH,4 al hntai, .,
Ia I'D i"I {" a. . .,tN.v,c ii tAChaIhc
,'i ttaus time Mitin sAoaII iAsu
: q = VuilIe satisfaction.
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i.uv,i cAV. 10 contain " To-.
bIst in,tl ~, nihielt' vat. inv
Atcr IN fkAt'1,
SeI,l, i.uttss VNapoaiIpn,L y Which
lh' O., " Retained in
,4ltA..a Mass, wh,h rvn, d.a,ols,a
$40, READY
NJ many torii lys,cians and private
disliuas " In Ii b. e.nnE aud procuring
PAM Agents, j, ii. IiIOAi'SUN CO,
btuFkSs testimony
prop, Wa and
luiine"u: by Liver Complaints, Chrome ID
piua
AS OF tht ,fhdry oSAn abelor ttte tiulc la
HinaiInnn iiattuisU hiinCNs, fl,s,
supply it.t. nicely seevly kcd in boxes
saie ty o
snS" Uou I'd nltrn hHpp. 81 the Mass sina boxes
Mn.'h can n BY mai"ny nEeic. kept Tor sale
J. IL. IIUMtNpNt CO, Lynn hbure, Va,
ia - im Agents i"I The fruirttOis.
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SPRING or 1865.


HAVING. J So RETURNED from the Nor
theIn cities received large stock Goods. the
public cd to call al auction where they Will
hhh variety useful and desirable articles that be sold
tor much less than customary prizes have for
lie article al silver Plated which you fifty
per cent by purchasing goods quai
lily. We lave also Jrwcry, winch fur
hshycrN Tho iacs invited call and
ne sioux perhaps may have The Articles d. All goods
viii bc sold very cheap for cash BRl An AkEltS
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49, Al0ice soash-sidcy IL iiiroad Company
~. PSrkiSbURG. July )
IS .& zst. sl.!l:iiiL w.
70 THE WEST III.

1DXtES fkOLTE TO TIE WEST md the
TtSa and IS VA h hsi''S'f from from h ..
viz xtlans Kaosd i'i from o n ps
ton to Chattanooga Nashville aud Chattanooga
Ea.r5ad f,.,l A.yNtnson to Memphis
Through Tck cs ISSUED The points Springs
aud Luggage .scs*.d through at tho office sonthside
I9e follow ns schedule viii be on the South Side Rail
road amhenng SUNDAY next, the 4th OF Julv INST
NAIL AAD PASSENGER TRAIN
Connecting with the Richmond and panrlie Trains,
Burhevlle tJuuct,onj and ~h the through L.
Leave Petersburg daily at ............... 53ooclk
Aciye at Burkovlc lJtncliunl at............ s:6
Arrive at tarnviiieat.. ..................... 80
Arrive al Lynrhbure ,................... 1850 L. M
tca5e lyn.lLu ( daily d. '.............'.. 93J
'A..Ne at aarmv'ieta' .:'.:....'....... An
Arrive AZ fee'S'''s r =. m Az ''o
Connecting viii, Richmond aud Dnvillc Trains at the June
Leave Petersburg daily at....................G AM
Aniye at Burkeylc (Junetionj at......,........i2
Arrive at fanlNile Observation-Disclosures. lio p, NJ
Lyuchburg at............ ............ o.,
Leave Lynenbhg daily at.............."..... AN.
A Arrys at at a. I,' if ,; g9
Arrive AT Petersburg 40 = Nj
An Accommodation Passing a. Car Tue az or Local
Travel viii be- aaehedto the rain leaving Lyncluugs
lr.sn at 80 A. sl ana passengers going up or West VIII
take and put OF PASSENGERS to be strictly
IN .sy OF The tram a. n, no case viii he tram be stepped
WILSON'S Melville, Blacks and Whites. Nottoway {. IL ,
BurkcvuIe kic,'s iIigl, bridge Farmyic pros,., PAM
IA - srce1 p"ma,loA, Spout Spring. Concord James
River.
soEh side Kalroa Freight and Passenger Trains leave
fso'ssnrg .ay p'nnIa! eaeepte') at.......' A. NJ
Arrive AZ O.! f"int .''....'......-......1 10
Leave City io,nt
AinSe al ieie' sDurg at ..............."......yl
leaving ty Point Norfolk and every Saturday ni,.
and Tuesday evening with tho line Steamers noanokc
Jam. >,own BOUND to New Y DIRK
hr Afternoon Train Road will be run only when
there is BUSINESS justify Stepping places
pnt oil gers TO be strictly observed by those change
ard viii suI 9th
ySl l5irtIt
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j II SEA( l.!n'huargs ~ h,tLI. LADb l. CO, Riga
n,and, \ 4. riN H.. Iot,sur.ts SAN1D>. N"iire
u, luu4
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h
~ associated themselves together under tho lyle aud ht
OF oupEN a WINFIELD Tor the purpose Oi conducting
denoal tomm,rson and Forwarding business Ia ia
aud convenient New Brick Building the l;a-n opposite
AnIoi'"h Adams Co taAe ths method ." informing thor
an's aa the pubic gehuIay iat ley prepared
rresvs anu fr,!ueo VI every
reasonable "rns ohr lIouHu Ci,J They viii
kiNa then attention ioit
best "n"tls" satsaepn niI who them
"A WA. H..
lu9lu &. q. WlNurIEID
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allJ-'S NttNIIN \ ALEXANDER
a tDKN! GOkN! MEAL, IUMrn"h GROUND
~ fIAS ii.K he under aElcl haas rented from Meosr
lsnghurnr y Johns tlcIr CORN AND PLASlE K hli.L.-
eni k.np hand winch
aoi cheap Ia punctual g .stotatis.
GuAS. y. BAAGiIOI.kE sole Agt
mar for as ii. g.. l.r4 Pas u this
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ASs>k AL "a n0si beautiful bu-i-
Avn lnnt aas ~ brtu Introduced,
A.A hLAAS y RAlAES
pEEk. az s.ksAgUks-, IsEFtSEtsE ESAlOKS.
~ have ttsity rceevcda h"iflg
ihc B,ihB somewhat pressed
ipnrst VIA ,.sl"se eary applicants
= t,.N adsa "a
EDW ARD i. IDLkES
A. 3. We "A .4sSs. olk..-a have u Al.
= .,ei,o u...i.ci- Also, pure Winter
....'i JOINS II SI.AA,
q
~ OOa' -t.sD E.i "a IttB = Enr uudrrsiga.d
w he,f .,anstaI'! hand south
lH h a
4..i a 10 u ''t t.i
IA
Afiut,iox rrtnS, M u.iaay "rder L,Il.,i
liz In a. a.d under cash. 100,
sAt: dt! at su u nHntts credit the Purchases
l., i''t"'dtt btNe h't,s .sti.a Ias.ory r.rlvls.d
NJ H. Mi. hHi a. IA, lst.S. tuEnd
tt"N '' al" -. II"., al, lNeis..n A. -, ~.
I'4t.tu"Ntp.
-, -nItt JOHN NJ. TONY.
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Gndi gcstion nnii \ ~ pa tty Of She Il lo0d.
Ery-speins, sciOtatn, sAing's Essi, Astirr 4 "a
nOrs, ANA Slsts Akisr0An

Ffdm FO'haritn1 ~ roh1ni - ~ I.O.is, I,b l.
D Afth ~ our iiits tbs great
IN ir'licihe lhey have Iu daughter
ihD,ib
lter ong vl-iy ami ud " i
bhtl'H h'i %
emu Wa" 'a1d htso is, aud have
Asa M,I.t,nII,t,I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-02
DIR EsC Z O q s =

D r EsC T ORS.
CHARLES j. MARTIN, PE.sipgSr
AZ. WILMARTH V,E Pnystptyr
WILLIAM q. LAMlERT, Firm Of A. 4 A. Lawrence 4 Co
GEORGE {. COLLINS sherman 4 Collins.
bANFDRD y. BARNEY, Wells Farro A Co
u, ~ loPklNs. e Pres't importers Trad. Bk
THOMAS MESSENGER, l. H. Messenger
WILLIAM H. MELLEN d" Claain Mellen 4 Co
CHARLES u. HATCH " C. u. Hatch Co.
u NAisoN BI L. " Haskell, Merrick Bull.
y, AlIhkbt ~ ia, " Lewis Atterbury, Jr. 4 Co.
LrClEN u. CONAN, " Cotnon. Lothrop Co
HOMER MORGAN,
LEV | T. stone Stone starr 4 "a
yAMkS NJ MlHRRi, Barney, Humphrey Butler
hf"llsIk FEAktE, " GeorE. Pcarce \ Co.
WARD A. WORK, Ward A. Wort 4 In
JANIS LOW " James Low 4 Co.
ISAAC II. FRuTlIINGHAM," |. IL Prothinrham 4 Co
CHARLES 4. ri Likely, Bulklry 4 Co
RICHARD BIGELDW, poan. King Co
GEORGE u. MORGAN, T. u Morgan A Co
lltENDokt McNAMEE, " Bowen, McNamee Co.
CEPllAS II. NORTON, Norton, Jevett Durb-e
oLInkk T. WOOD. Willard, Wood Go.
ALFRED $. BARNES a : Barnes 4 Co
OtokiE BLISS, " Geo. Bliss Co.
ROB LOCKWOOD. I,ckw..I SIN
JOHN q. NILSSON, Nelson Co
LYMAN COOKE, " Cooke, Dowd Baker
Lhul MORTON, d" Morton Grnell.
CURTIS NOBLE. Condit Noble
joins II. HUTCHINSON, -. c. Hove Co
STEPHEN PAUl. Stephen Paul A. Co
CHARLES =. BALDWIN Baldwin Starr Co
H. GILBERT ELY, Fly, Clapp 4 Mcconnell.
hM.s 7 DWIGHT, " Trowbriige, Dwight Co.
HENRY III RIBuT swim. IIurlbut 4 Co.
Jfs,ssk hOlT, " Jesse lIoyt 4 Co.
NM :" foNp " Ford, Rubber Co
w.. itnMAS, Stedman, Maynard 4 Co.
slnNtn MASON, Mason 4 Thompson.
JniiN '" MHlILoCk, Whitlock, Kellogg 4 Carter
Nih's iALf, JR, Cyrus Yale Jr & Co.
CO., l.. C. MEAD, AGESI Brattleboro.
aug 4-e' 1891 %
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+ A RIM FOR ALE.

xssxA One OF the pleasantest locations in the val
m ley OF the Connecticut offered for sale situated ON
A the main road leading from Brattleboro TO Bellows
Falls within twenty minutes ride Of the former comprising
land suitSJ divided into pasture age and wood land
well watere, and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine oak
NC Also, sugar orchard, and young orchard grated
Fruit in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist Of two story House with an con-
Nenienty hnshed barn 81 by 30 granery carriage house
woodshcd @c all In good repair, with yard well stocked
with ru and ornamental trees vines shrubbery &C. Water
is brought to the house and barn in aqueducts from
falling spring Of pure soft water.
The above offers opportunity for the gentleman farmer
or the man Of business CHURCH MILLER
brattleboro, March q, 1857. INA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-02
ElLEGIlG PAYNlGIAM ANN NIlRGElM
NO. ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEB0RO, VT,
Keeps constantly Prepared and for Sale the foioing
~

NO ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEBORO, VT,
Keeps constantly Prepared and for Sale, The oiiOWing
MEDICINES;
! COMPOUND SYRUP or YELLOW DOCK AND Still
~ LINGtA.-Ths Syrup is designed to cleanse the blood
from all impurities Also for the cure Of Canker In the
stomach and ines,ines, Chronic Darrhea &cPries 80 eta
per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF DANDEL1oN AND IRIS vERSI-
COLOR-This n he used Alternative in all abnormal
conditions Of the Liver. Obstinate Constipation Indiges-
uon, Lose Oi Appetite, &c, &cFrice 90 ofs per bottle
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT-This Linment posi-
lively cures everything that Lnnent should ever be
used for 1t has cured and will cure again Cancers in
their ncpient stages, White Swelings, Hip Disease Neu-
ragia, Paralysis Chronic aud Infamatory rheumatism,
Corns, Chlbain Burns, bruises, sprains and all that
class ~ Aches and Ills in which external application Is
generally Indicated Also for the and speedy cure Of
Scratches, Chafes, sprains Fresh Wounds &C. Horses,
1t has no equal.-Price so cfs per bottle.
ANTI-BIIfOUs P1LIS-As gentle and efficient Purgative
these Pills hare superior Operating by exciting aud
sustaining the natural action of the Liver and ncstines,
thereby throwing OF all morbid and unhealthy matter,
without producing gripping pains and debility consequent
upon the operation Of Catharcs generally from
10 5-Price 25 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PILIS-These n mild laxative, stimulating
the Stomach to healthy action their operation IL not fol-
lowed by that constipation which uauay attends the use OF
Catharc remedies They have proved beneficial in the
Of Colds and Coughs Of every description, Of
the Ingredients have especial affinity to the organs u
respration.-Dose from TO Price 20 cents.
PULMONARY BALsAM.-This preparation is highly useful
In the " Pulmonary affections and Coughs VI
long standns.-Prics SO cents per bottle
COMPOUND SYRUP OP COMFREY.-This Syrup ia to he
used in all cases Of Proiuse Mcnsruaton fuor Abus
Whites, aud all Female weakness,-Prics T5c per bottle.
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CoRDIAL-Ths IL a safe and
certain remedy for Retention and supprcssoof the Mcnscs,
Painful Mensiruation, &c.-Pr'ee rs cents per bottle.
Also, Vegetable vemlugc Composition, Hot Drops, Spice
Bers Caarrh Snun, Eye Water An-spasmodc Iincture,
Compound Tincture of Skulcap and Naerian.
Also, Tncures " obca Blodro1t Mandrake; Dalmony,
Opium, Lupuln, and Nerarum Nirie together with
era assortment Of Botanic and Eclectic remedies including
the large stock n Medicines left by the late Dr. CARLEY
which will sold at great reduction from the original prices
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
,sioSSyS55r Sullivan RAII,ROAD No

ssssee1opsss77E SULLIVAN RAILROAD Mo-
Esisslisi5s5ss99 TICE. CHANGE OF TRAINS.
-AA--hA- On and after Monday December II, 1857
tn Morning and Evening Passenger Trains will be- discon
unued.
The Train down will leave Windsor at 10 Claremont a,
49, aud Charestown Mt 90 r. Nj, connecting Bellows
fas with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, &C. and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New York &C. arriy.
ing the sumo day at Boston and New York
The Nail Train up will leave Bellows Pals At ~ IS,
Chnrestown at 90 and Carnmont at 1885 NJ connecting
At Windsor with Vermont Central trains for White River
Junction. Wells River, Burlington, Montreal Ogdens-
burg.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Windsor at 6lO Clarcmont $50 and Charstown at so
a. NJ, connecting with train south east Of Bellows
Fails Passengers by this train take the Mail Train for
Rutland, leaving Bellows Falls at 1890 r. NJ at p NJ.
Returning, leave Bellows Falls at 430 Charestown 20
and Claremont at $40 y. NJ. for Windsor.
Passengers going north will leave Springfield aty 90
and boston at 100 or IL 90 A. NJ
@. MERRILL, superintendent.
Charlesown, Dec. 9th. 1887
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MAKING HASTE TO BE RICH.

Among our readers there are perhaps hun
Dire is who are in debt, a considerable portion Of
whom, perhaps, can trace their cmbarrassnents
10 geedincss for wealth Not content with
one hundred, or two hundred, or three hundred
acres of land, and not having ready money
enough to take advantage of the willingness of
some of their neighbors 10 sell for cash, these
men-looking only on one side Of the question,
and imagining that wealth was happiness, and
that large farms constituted wealth-b0rrowed
money iiom other men not unwilling to take adj
vantage of their eagerness to become suddenly
rich, who charged them ruinons rates of usury =.
and who took mortgages for their security. And
now comes the time Of reir'buton. The mort
gagers find their new possessions gricvous in.
cumbrance 10 them stones around their
necks, which they can neither carry nor get nd
Of
However we'll meri,ed the punishment may
be, we by no means rejoice at il but it may be-
well to point to the victims as warning to 9th
ers. No farmer, whose only object is 10 accu
mulate wealth, deserves success. The opinion
may be obsolete with some but we venture to
affirm it now, and shall continue TO affirm ii, till
its opponents bring forward some better argu-
ment than there own example. We do no, be-
lieve that muney is the root Of all evil for evil
could exist and did exist when there was no
ara
ann;b;l,taJ v.t l,r,e sharo of III ~: ~
oJnoss l., No ,,orIJ me-. ha traoad ~ III"
The men who Gnr;ng our last wa, viii RI,
+ Jlowed the American .rmy no sr,Io,. amI
whose chef object il r,S ~ m,ke n,o,,sv h.,
solI;nc whisky 10 rho sodsrs rs,,,rrad ~
homes. in alm3s, every instance wi,b tho Mama
snot on thoir hear,s st 90 :, i ,";,t III ia'SL
i;nn or ,o,t.ry "'' 81 :, 70 ",I az s","o
nonoy yvbo,Ior hv s,r,"o,s n n' ~ ' 49, ~ ~
~. '',,.a ~, =; g. y. ~ Wy s""'p
IF ,aL;nn roome,, and ,',n,aI ;,, Wv p"'Po1'
or danoor fror, ;ls ,a,, ~, ,h'' ~ 70 H.
ntion Of .he ,vhooI han - ,h u,' a"u Wv Ivy
To" m,one,, alon H., r 10 'no "'C" o'] %'u
torn,n dyentur.rs cxchan""d Ion,' ' :n1 i| W.
'o'c'.. Io. oNu"'"ao' no'n' anu us
~. h anu a'l u,''le'lu-
:rsI r'o;n a, ", Ia',o'"Ia crave mas COW
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Fss.ssaalseg.I CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
EsT's25,,,sss ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Tuesday
- December 18th, 1857. Trains will run daily,
Sunday excepted AS follows;
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
$50 A. NJ, freight train with passenger car attached for
Northampton connecting Westheh with train on Western
Railroad, for Albany Troy and intermediate stations
IL 20 A. VI Oh arrival Of $50 A. Express train from
New York, connecting Northampton with train on Conn
River H. for Greenfield, Brseboro Bellows Falls and in.
terunediae stations
10 L for Planvlle and intermediate stations in CON
hsctpn with IL 10 F. NJ train from New York.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
10 NJ, connecting at New Haven with 90 p NJ train
for New York " ''N"
20 for Wes,feld in Connection with train on Conn
River H. r. from the North Connecting at Westf.d with
train on Western for Psfeld Albany Troy and inter
mediate stations.
LEAVE wEsTPIELD AT
o W VI for New Haven, connecting at p,inyile with
ran on Hartford, Providence and Fishkl Railroad for Hart
ord Providence and intermediate stations At New Haven
with IS A. NJ. train for New York ~
LEAVE PLAINNILLE At
IL 80 for New Haven, connecting at New Haven
with 100 2 NJ Express Train for New York
COLLINsVILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Collnsyie at Is A. NJ Returning leave Plsin-
vile at s 40 p NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton New
York and New York TO Northampton through without change
OF
Daily lines Of Stages from Northampton to Amherst
wilamsburgh, Haydenvlle, Florence and Hadley From
Colinsvie to New Hartford and Winsted From Cheshire
Waterbury. 2. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, Dec 18th, 1857. 81
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P0ETRY Y.
BURIALPLAcE AT BRATTLEBoRo.

BURIAL PLACE AT BRATTLEBoRo.
The following lines written many yesra are republlsh
ed by request.
Oh have ye been there' Tba sweet lone spot,
Though the gay and thoushtess may love IT not
Though It breathe too much Of holy repose
For hearts to love that Ter felt carth's woes.
Yet to those whose spirits have bowed and striven
Meath earthly till their hearts are rivcn,
It's chosen spot, Ills blessed retreat
Where they oft turn aside sweet visions to meet.
IT'S the burial place. chosen there the hill,
To lay the hearts that cold and still
And around it is spread the lovlIest scene
That eer burst on the painters impassloned dream.
There rises the mountain whose towering brow
Is bathed in the SUMS first morning glow
Far down, CoSSEcrcrrs bright waters glide
Past dear village New Englands pride.
Oh sweetly the river looks, glimmering through
The tall birch and naples waving bough,
And bright look our homes in the suns warm rays,
And the village church spre shooting up thro' the
All dearly love to stray there--alone,
And Commune, in fancy, with friends that are gomez
BY faith look away to the spiri, land,
Where they mngc bright and blessed band.
oh, 90 there, We who have never been,
Steal away from the busy hauuts Of men,
Yield up your hearts warm incense there
To the God Of Heaven in fervent prayer.
And perchancc yen return to your quiet home,
With brighter hopes Of this world to COME
With the wish, that when God shall call thee there,
To be laid in the place where ye make your prayer.
Bratteboro, August %, 1910. ANNETTE
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

ExTRA GENEsEE FLOUR. THE UNDER
IL signed continues supplied with sa MI p. Ely,.
Extrn Family Fiour, direct from The mill and will de
liver to order In any part the village lie would not puff
but let the article speak for itself Try 1t.
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