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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-01
OO0GETT & ANDERSON,
OECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER CLOTnING-Haying just returned
from the North, am row receiting my second sup
ply of Clothing for MINIS, Boys and Chiltren's
wear, which will make my assortment the most
complete / have offered in this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade of this sec
ton and no pains having been spared "a to style.
quality aud orkplanship in getting it up, hope to
be able to please all who may favor me with their
patronage Without enumerating the articles on
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
found in FASHIONABLE CLOTH NG HOUSE: Call at
the Virginia Clothing Manufactory and Sales Room
of WIN IRA SMITH.
oc % ia Main street
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~ NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

E9dHA NESS REPOsIToRY.-Ths subscriber,
Coach Making, offers to those in this section who
may wish to purchase, variety Of light and sub.
&C. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material Persons wishing to purchase are rcspect-
fully Invited to give call and examine. induce
ments will be offered to their advantage beth a. 70
price and guarantee of the faithful perfofmance Of
oc t~iy Wall, st. near st Charles Hotel.
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DAY STATE RANGING have made
~ arrangements With the manufacturer Tor the
all of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
he attention sf purchasers 70 the advantages which
offer:
LIST. The Range is made Of the beat iron. is simp
in its construction; and conveniently arranged.
I'D 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
Sd. Ii can be get up and removed at peasure ~
readily IS the common Cooking Stove.
4th. We can furnish them to aay required siEe,
with one or two Ovens and with four six Boilers
with without water fixIures-ant WARRANT each
one sold 10 give satisfaction 70 the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always on hans, which vii!
be put ia when required CT reasonable prlce.
9Th. The price OF this Range is moderate tor .
Oh t-class srtcle) afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices. -.
a6 We continue to set the AMERICAN RAMOS
in brick-ell ef which have suited our customers
and have not cost any me of them anything mr
repairs.
ALS0-Seversl varieties OF Low Priced Ranges,
for sale at the Governor street StoT stoye
se6 GEOR3E STARRETT
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;ARnAIon MANUFACToRIBs.

H4E Tho subscriber has on hand, ct his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
iumbisn Hotsi' COACHES. CHAKIOTRES. BA:
ROUOHEs. BUlGIE6, with and without TOPS, snd
And rkmanship ali Of which will be sold - low -
good work OF the kind can be In the city Of Rich.
nnoud, and respectfully ask . call from those IN
want OF any article In the Carriage line, - am de-
tarmined to make TO order and sell ct the lowest
uriceg pos1be and all work sold, that II new, war
ranted. HlOAJAH mANduh.
fnlR-om
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WArCHHg. cLocxa.. J. y !,

no N-5m utn 6treet. ketween Main and Esnt
a WE ARE ALL WATCHMAKERs
~, The Governor he IL Watehmaker
- The best finished one OF sny
@ And one Guard Is not enough.
SO Of Them he has many
The Mayor he Ia a Case maker
Bad Cases to refine:
And If they are not pleased with him
It's hsrd to beat his time
The Watcbmen they are Watchmaher.s
And often In q while,
They geta good Repeater
Aud q very damaged Dial
The Auctioneer ga Watchraksr
He takes Watches into pawn,
Uniil-Go:pg going. gone.
BARTHOLOMEW he's q WatchinAker--
His bamn all people tell
On the corner II Eleventh strset
Opposite TO the Hotel
BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
no 10 Oprosite shs Ipns.tn,
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WOOD, WOOD. WOUD.-We have OIL
W hand choice lot Of 0 AK and PINE WOOD,
which we will sell low, for sash.
Also-LUMBEa of all sizes, on hand, and fur
nished at short notice
Enquire south side Dock, near s P HGwes' coal
yard, TO & D PHILLIPS.
no Ii-ln$
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0OOD ADVICE Fon MAkRIED FOLKS

NO0D ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
" AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE-
If you want to see fun in the married state,
You must get for y0nr Wits. for start,
What she wants to keep house with please don't
you wait.
If you do abe will think il right hard.
Of course you must go and buy you such stuff:
Such as China and Glassware and Clock,
Some hfaiUes and some Spoons, you cannot let
of,
And Tea Trays and oil of such stock.
To get your supply Of all what you need,
At price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call ia at SCHAAP'S Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where all of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at SCHAAP cos,
sc 20 Corner Broad and Third streets
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN & co,
AsI WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No l6 Pearl street. Richmond.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE sETS OF
~ sHOyELS, ToNGS and PoKERS-I have for
sale elegant assortment OF all kinds OF Crates,
handsome and plain sets of Snogels. Tongs and
Pokers Seven different sizes of coal Scutles cindeI
Shovels, fire Shoyels: handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmaus;
Brick fire SLABS and Jams; sets OF Soap Stone for
setting UP Crates; TaverB and Church Bells, o.
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others In
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest orrhern prices. manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE ana FENDER MANDATORY, No. Us
dain street. between Sth and eth streets. West sde
tichmonG, Va.
an l6-diy 9. D. DENOON.
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l ONGWOkTH'S PURE OHIO CA
A TAWBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy hes been manufactured for several
years from the pure Juice u the Catswba Grape,
Tins Gtforng additional evidence of the progress Of
American enterprise and industry, and OF our soli
ty 20 produce articles st home equal 70 those made
by any other ration.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but KxCsLs the best imported Brsndes in purity
and II .vor 1t il IN fact the best brandy known IL
is a sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia. Flatu
leney. Cramp. Cholic. Lsnsuor. Low Spirits Gene
raj Debility &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 IS per bottle.
Sole agent fsr Richmond and vicinity, w PETER
SON. successor TO Alex Buval, 1855 Main street cor.
Of 18th. where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders.
BY calling on the above agent the public can get
a small bottle grstuitousiy, to test the article.
ln--dEC wan
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having
~ large number OF accounts due and unsettled.
@hich should have been settled prior to January.
1888, would respectfully notify all SUCH that all &C.
closed by hocd or otherwise by toe let day of Fe-
7rary 1859, will be put liz the hands of The law for
;cl!ect9n.
ALWAYS on hand, large assortment OF Clothing
AID Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
10 pcuctual customers B SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
No LII Gnrnf Af Main and 18th ats
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OUR LADY FRI EN- ID s
&&8 AND PATR0NS-We would say that we
have now on and first rate assortment OF Ladies'
Misses apd Children's Boots, Shoes. Caters and
Overshoes embracing all the different styles now
in USE ali eli which will guarantee TO be rs good
as can be found in the State of Virginia or else
where and should an article, which we recommend
at our counters rip We will repair it free of cost to
the purchased Call and supply yourselves at
PUTNEY & Watts, ll3 Main st,
poI3 Richmond, Va.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence Of
l. continued illhealth, has determined to sell his |
AGRICULTURAL, MACHINE MANUFAUrORY
with the MACHINERY, &C. The buildings occupy |
lot 80 by $50 feet on Cary street, between 9Th and
10th streets aud especially adapted to this bust
cess The Machinery is nearly new, and carried oy
a sixteen horse power Engine, all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys extensive patronage,
and offers rare opportunity TO those who may tt
inclined to engage in sure and prohtabie business
Terms accommodating.
2u--9Yn ~
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FAMILY GROCERIES, VINES AND
l. LIQUORS, AT REDUCED PRyCES-The sub
scriber is now in receipt of choice assortmsnt OF
Green and Black Teas, Coffee Sugars, Bacon Hams,
5utter Lars hiolasses, snd Family Groceries gene
rsly. Also. some nne old Port, Sherry and Madeira
Wines, Brandies, Whskies, &c. By the bottle or
gallon, which he will sell at the lowest prices
J 2 KAVENAGH
New Family Grocery and Liquor store,
&C 50 Franklin, bet Wall end l7th sig.
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NOTICE lu suf

sSSA W ~ after Wednesday, the oth
instant q regular naily Passenger train will be
OH the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad according
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-01

ITTfDTOTHfxN LUMP COAL, AND
Nl HAIL COAL-I am daily receiving Mt "agi
ply Of the above superior CRATE Vy .si ~ a. per
deliver the In any part q the .d AN n ffs'
% o. o
n,,rr .nrryurA mi and WITH ASH AN
THRActrE GOAL. at Market Z DI IPsCoMB.
(,saca ON 18th st., near Mayors Bridge.
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ND Atlantie pelegrnph.

Capt T.. l.. Morgan who has crossed the
Atlantic one hundred aud ihy-siE times,
writes 10 the New York Journal Of Commerce
that he has no doubt Of the praeiioabi lry Of
laying d submarine telegraph cable between
Europe and America. lie says1-
"lhere has never been any difficulty 200
laying telegraph wires iu sh0ll water and Che
sole cause Of The failure in ibis case is owing
lo thf depth Of tho Wateri hy reason nl which
the great length Of wire held 100 suspeusiou
causcs 30 heavy strain upon DO ihAl 10 not
parted altogether thr inside wire u broken,
or the Rutla pcrcha coating 30 strained that
The water reaches the electric wire, ana Of
course instantly stops the communication,
The plan ] would adopt is ibis when
slowing the wire away boz the ships hold, at-
tach II ton three inch Manila rope stopping
the wire nnd the rope together, which might
be- done by four Or hye men as fist na 10 could
be coled away, There Is u0 objection % the
additional number u ships needed 20 carry
the quantity Of rope that would be required
hy pursuing this method, Next, dispense
with the machinery Of every kind hitherto
used % check The cable, and instead thereof,
provide every convenience for getting i out,
No stop of check Of auy sDTt would De le-
quired the hu0laucy ~ the rope would jet
n SINK gently down. ana Wuull prevent I
from running out TOO fast There j. no dlH-
Guilty To- cuilnF the wire away 90 that IL viii
n1l Ehitt or foul mud aF 90 the siHhirF, 80
long ~ square inch u the material 90 be-
sunk 10 heavier than square Inch Of water
Il will 60 down.
The wire should previously be passed
through hydraulic cylinder, under pressure
equal 10 three miles depth Of water, 10 ascer-
tain ", In OH this length NJ cable, there Is no
place whore the water can get rough the
outside coating 20 the clrolric wire,
The bottom Of the ocean IL, without doubt,
quite level enough Tor laying wirri IL Is prob
ably more 90 than the land, and ul the cur
rents met with in IN descent would be Of go
consequence, II would, Ia three hours bp
quietly on the bottom, two miles below the
surface and where nothing can ever disturb
H. No living thing ever goes down lower
lhan about one hundred ialhoms, except occ1-
U6UJiiy Is wounded whale might exceed tAlt
depth, There is no place so quiet us the
bottom Of the ocean, where the water is over
two hundred mthoms deep and lhut the
grca, Geographic cable can Doe safely placed
there look upon 40 matter beyond ull
l1ult
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py latg news from Mrz co, NO learn that
lhey sro still IN revolutionary state. San
Luis Polosi had been captured by the eansu-
lutionalists under Gen Vidaurri, and it was
rumor d that On. Zuloaga hs abandoned
the city Of Mexico. The Liberals we're about
20 unite against the eIiy,
The news from California Is Of little inter
est A. the election IN Oregon the demo
Gratis were victorious, On the goth Of May
the Queen Of the Sandwich Islands gave birth
10 prince.
Prom Utah We learn that Gen, Juhnsions
army entered the city u Salt Lake without
moIeslatioH from amy quarter, a corrsspnn-
dent Of lhe ST. Louis Republican says that
the M6imous remain Al Provo yet, not wish
Ing 20 bring their females near The soldier
boys. They are living there, the majority a.
least, Ia tents, while their oomlouabIehousos
IN his city remain vacant With all the doors
and windows boarded up. None Of the Gen
Il es can obtain houseroom, either for dwell
ings or f1r store purposes, This IL part.eu
arly hard ON the merchants, who have
brought out large stocks Of goods, no ren-
son II assigned by the Mormons for this dog
in-thc-manger policy, except a. they say they
want FIRST to see what the army will do, and
whore Il will locate,
The Washington correspondent u the As
ISOLATED press lelegraphs that there Is good
reason 10 believe from recently received In
formation from a source which he deems nm
questionable, that our government Is now In
fair way TO acquire the Island Of Cuba,
The precise manner In which this much de-
sired object is to be accomplished Is not sta
ted.
AZ ISUtiArON BROrGIlT 10 s STANp. STILL
The Rev, Henry T.. Dwight, son Of the
Rev Dr. Dwight Of Portland, Me, was to
have been installed over the Holmes Church
and society, In Cambridge, Mass on Tues
day last The council convened la the church
ana bcrure their deliberations were through
with, the congregation began 10 assemble on
the Green. When the council went out to
tea the audience took the church but on
the return Of tie council the audience had to
60 out again on the Green, At some time
past & o'elocl, In the evening, the crowd was
admitted add told that the Installation could
not go on. An "informolily" in the call was
the reason offered, But the violent opposi-
ton Of many members Of the society to'Nlr,
Dwight, on what ground docs not yet appear,
was ,hc real Cause Of the refusal to install the
pastor elect. MIR Duighls friends are many,
and his opposers arc firm,
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Tho News.

The Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Northern District of Iowa has openly de-
elared his opposition to Lecompton and to
the Conference contrivanee. The Democracy
of Iowa a,e incurably divided and will be
routed at the coming election.
The regular exercises Of Commencement
at the University at Cambridge, occurred last
week on Wednesday, and were fully up to
the standard of former years in general in
tcrcst.
The Agamemnon and Nalorous, of the tel
cgrnphic feet arrived Mt Queenstown on the
18th inst The final break in the Atlantic
Cable occurred about six iathoms below the
stern ofthe Agamemnon, after LAG miles had
been paved out from that vessel The Aga.
mcmnon then returned to the rendezvous in
mid-ocean, and cruiscd there for Eve days, in
anticipation ofmeeting the Niagara. On ar
irving at Queenstown it was resolved to coal
and start for final attempt on Saturday the
18th inst, there still being $500 miles of ca
bic on both ships.
BY an arrival from Europe, we learn that
me search question had been up in the house
of Commons, when Mr.. Fitzgerald stated in
behalf Of government that Mr.. Cass had told
Lord Napier that the United States would
gladly fake into consideration any plan for
mutually verifying the nationality of vessels
supposed TO be engaged in the African slave
trade.
The little daughter Of WIN. G. Lewis, Esq.
Of framinghnm, Mass, who was bitten by a
mad dog SOME weeks since, and whoso face
was terribly lacerated, died few days since,
in all the agony attendant upon hydrophobia.
"rho Way of Life" the new revival paper
of New York, suspended publication on the
Ia,h Of July, with the 18Th number
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Republican District Convention.

The Freeuen u the second Congregational Dis
triei Ia Vermont who are opposed 10 the genera
policy " the present National Administration
especially far relates 20 those questions whiel
have recently aud arc now agitatmg the country
are requested Co meet ia District Convention, Al
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, on THURSDAY
the 9Th day ofAUGCSr next, at o'clock 7. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate fol
Representative to Congress TO be supported s.,
the Frecmsn Of said pisiric, atths ensuing cleo
uon. aud to do any other business proper to b,
doue ou that oecasion,
$50, =. ...,.. por o,dar uisttiei Committee
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Third District Convention.

taa=iisEHrT=t.7= itgyFF5 THE present MIR
representative in Congress from this dis,ric,
~as nominated for reelection by accl-malion.
in the convention assembled at 81. Adams
on Friday the 10th. The attendance was
small, owing to the settled conviction that
the present incumbent would receive the
nomination as matter Of course. The free
men of the 3D. Congressional district will rat
liy the doings Of the Convention, in way
that the whole country will understand. that
in liberty.loving Vermont there is cmphati-
oally but one mind respecting those "inalicn-
able rights of man, life, liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness" and that Northern dough-
faces must be sought elsewhere, in the legis-
latve halls Of the nation, thnn among those
who go from within her borders, and speak
in her name.
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saver ifom ne see, o. interfering Witn u Of
tan. Thus the bred hru.l decision and pop
ular sovereignty are totally and iTeconcila-
bly, At war with one another, And yoI Sen,
alor Douglas declares himself IN favor OF
both 30 one can help seeing the folly u
fo,liuns go gllHngIy contradictory a. il
shown ia the above paragraphs yet this u
the man that some would fain have tho Re
publIcans Of Illinois give their sudlages IN
connection silh dis We will give an extract
from letter We received day OF two since
from a gentleman nov resident ia Illinois
but formerly yaued citizen Of this county
III sou zee any Of the Chicago papers you
Will notice that Mr., Douglas is making dos.
perate effort 10 retain the control Of IllQoi.
politics, He takes positions antagonist n
the Republicans, dec dedly, on all points eS-
cept that Of the Leeompton Constitution
lie endorses fully the Bed Scott decision as
to the rights Of eolored men, and as 10 the
eonstilulionality Of the Missouri Compromisf
and the doctrine that the L, s, constitution
Proprio rhyme carries slavery into gll the
Territories Nhaneyer slave owner carries
his slaves there,
These are his old hcresies and with them
he viii sink or swim. Republicans nrc com,
pletely united In deadly hostility 70 such doc
trines aud will tight out the battle here on
these issues, You are aware that u Buchan-
m or Administration party has been organ
ICED In the Siatc-rhat they have held q
State convention aud nominated State tick.
Ct different from that nominated by the reg
ular Douglas Democracy This ticket /,
supported by some half dozen papers, but
should not think Il at an strange II il should
be Withdrawn ere-loug. Signs point IN that
direction. The administration men started d
paper some time ago IN Chicago IN opposi
ton to the Times, Douglas mouth-piccc but
It has gone down, being unable to sustain It.
self so Il is not improbable that we shall have
to light the whole democracy as heretofore
combined in perfect harmony, In 1856, ",
contended against them thoroughly united
and the battle Ns you know was rather d
drawn ono. The Democracy carried their
electoral ticket, and by the aid Of dishonest
rejection Of certain mcmborsthc Legislature,
and also five out Of nine members Of Con.
gross, The Republicans elected their Gov,
ernor and Lieutenant Governor for years
Treasurer sc.
This year the Republicans are undoub,cd,
ly stronger than they were IN 1850, and arc
animated by n strong conviction Of entire
success this Fall, In that event Abram Lin.
coin will be elected Senator in the place oil
Douglas. This county is very nearly uuaui
nous on the Republican side, the Democra
ey Buchanan or Douglas, or both combined
being scarcely able to muster corporal,
guard
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Tho District Convention.

We have already expressed our opinion
that there is a general desire among the PEG.
pie Of this district to rc.nomiuatc Hon. JUS.
riN S. MonRll, Of STAFFORD, to represent Us
had a doubt about IT, it would now be re.
moved by the very general favor such nom.
nation is looked upon by the press and the
people generally of this district. Vermont
may well feel prout Cher delegation in Con.
grcss and in the very front ranks stands
Mr. Morrill,. We, therefore, hope that nj
the convention neat Thunday at White Riy.
cr Junction, he may he unanimously nomina-
ted. Every town in Caledonia county should
bc represented. Shall it be donco
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DUDLEY OBSERVATORY -1bis ;.,,,...
the ornament of ALBANY and Tho hn,as .e
Astronomy among US, has becn unla ~.
direct care of DIR. Gould. m, T.., w
ordered that it he upcn for an ,;s;,ora 80.
7 A. VI. 20 T.. NJ. and they ,bon,sli,.ai nm
admitted nj all times bv duplic,to - ~ W.
@. resisted this, ns il would often rs, =
nicer processes, The Alul4.ai... ~, , ~
throwing Telescope out of ia NH ~, u
trustees urge Dr. q. $ removal. who is sus-
tanned by Mrs Dudley. and tho sc;',,,;r-
counsel The Trustees have begun snit 10
test their authority in the case 10
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'airs, pgTehases apd elhrr indirect n'slhoas
n stealing. thePdministTaiioH had to-day
in tho Treasury the money which has been
dlebcd from T. within two years, they would
not be begging for loans and tanning out o
faw poor de,ils from the uAelfss berth 10
the Custom Houses, Ia order 10 make a show
~ relrenohment.- BosfoH AfiaF
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Co""cuecnco' wei, ~ Darla,oal b.

Tuesday was Glass day There was on
Grafton, poem chronicles, mud prophecies o.
The bust Of the venerable President was pre-.
scented blythe class, with appropriate speeches
ON both sides On Wednesday there was on
GRAFTON before the Phi Beta Kappa society
by Oliver Wendell Holmes, who supplied the
place Of Rufus Chonte, indisposed aud q
poem by Wm, Pin Palmer Of New York
In the evening Dodworh's band gave q con-
cert, Thursday was commencement day
Although MI Choate disappointed many hy
not appearing before the Phi Beta Kappa
the class were very fortunate In securing Nr
Holmes, who undoubtedly made good biz
place. There was large crowd Ia attend
uncc, and the weather was cool, and Tor the
most part pleasant,
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The Rutland H,pH came % u, last week
very much improved in iIs typographical APP.
peaUnec. T. j. now printed op o new clljy.
"'' i"''', 600 i''' invention mo ArHii is
doing ",lI.wc learn, aud We ar, glad Of {,
Tor hc deserve, It, The Vermont Ilr,o,
has got new head which adds very much To-
IFS good looEs.-Ihc Ciuaju Repository
and the iioNon rise ou2 Du4v N,r have
both appeared iu an entire new dress.
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GbF GaIFoomtaM.
st. Johnsbury, July 81, 1853.
by cyM STONE & CO.

" II Nl be ihc aim " the conductors II lW
CALrpogiAs 20 give the AeWs iu an attractive
fsup and in 10 season. % make an interesting
and ele,ating Family iounali 70 discuss public
,haiu With Independence aud yi'aeiyi and 90
reflect tho common New England sentiment against
the great Wrong u Slavery,