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PLANO FRRTES,

FHNNU TUX rs!
1 II. GALE co, take pleasure 10 inviting the r1r-
N. attention OF Artists and the pub 3t-3lHXH
lie generally, their NEw OvEEsiRuNG lRoS YHHH
FRAME PASo PoErEs, Just introduced. The grow u
Ing demand for Plane Forte Of than Ordinary powe and
bn yof tone directed energies the producton Of such
instrument. submit the result without fear Of competition
Our Pianos all manufactured the hest well seasoned
RAILS under immediate supervision and guaranedto give
entire satisfaction whether direct sold
Of country. We solicit continuance
Of that patronage which have enjoyed for the last ~
A. II. GALE co,
ap7-9m 1OI East l2th Street New York
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OVERLAND FROM CALIFORNIA

WASHINGTON, April IA, 4 o'clock Potter had not
left the CITY, and it generally conceded that there
would be no fight
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

This invaluable medicine unAlng Ia the OF all those
painful and dangerous diseases ncten; the female constitution.
Il r.eaeraes al and all distractions, from
Whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied On
TO MARRIED LADIES
y Is peculiarly suited It WILL IL abort Tine brig OF The month
IS period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Tzsss Pill sl0pld taken By ma,Ss IA, pregnant
ay-ay TIE FIRST THREE MONTHS 10 Asy 10 t'fns
on Miscarriage sssry other ts and n erey Oterc case
tssy are peri, Fly safe.
Ia all cases Of Nervous spns! Affections Pain In the Bach
and Limbs Heayness Fatigue lsht vssrton, Papaton 81
the Heart Lavuess Spirits Hyst Sick Headache Whites
and all painful diseases occusoneI BY dsodered system
these Pills will effect Shen all other means have failed
Full directions psmphle: around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing pi and eneircled with the Government
stamp Bo be ssni posee for 81 and 6posags
stamps. JOB MUSES.
Rochester New York,
General Agent for the United states.
sold IN Richmond BY all the respectable Druggists WA
sIOrswOoD Ageu, Petersburg NJ l. SANTOS, Agent 'Or
,s.-f,Ik mai9-eod&cly
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. &, AVER & CO.,
TNCHANGE HOTEL AND

At orr remedies are FOR sale by Purcell, Lndd & Co
-d11. and By al Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine very
shore 0ciy-dZav elias s0uus.l
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SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SOUTHERN SCHOOLS.
A, MORRIS, PUBLISHER,
Richmond, Va,
Respecuy Invites Virginia Teachers 10 the
cern series School aders prepared by Noble Bltet, NJ
Of Louisville kentucky, comprising The frt School Reader
Reader The Thir School Reader g. The
Fourth school Reader The Fnh School Reader e. The Sikh
School Reader. These Readers surpass all Others.
Also,
CROZTT'S ARirIMETIC-An Arithmetic for Colleges and
Schools Cauius Croze President u Jefferson College
louisiana Principal Of the Richmond Academy, and formerly
Price sc.
This Arithmetic received the decided appreciation OF
teachers distinguished Mathcmacan and Is regarded by
many them the best edcdaoi Of the reasoning Hncpes Of
science numbers published and recommended by
best Arithmetic now IN use
INTRODUCTION To CROZGT'S ARITHNETIC-Belng first les
10 Arithmetic for beginners. Price Pc.
We have published edition OF the above bsftH Read
arithmetic thereby sfrnE teachers In Virginia, and
the education YOUTH opportunity Of car
rying the resolutions copied above.
~ Orders from the trade supplied
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

e, Gss lii it, ~, = LII. l.-g9
A4A sfrIS-xSs
New Arrangement.
TTNHE Mail and Passenger Trains al not be ser this date
btween Gordonsye ana Sacnton Sundays, bat vii Be
run daily bvtvesl Gord0nsvie and Richmond
They will Gord0usy with the Orange and AleXAn-
drla Train for Charlottesville, Lynehturg &c
on and after Friday April 9Th the Mail and Passenger
Tran West oS unon will leave stanton for Jackson River
on Tuesiays Thursdays and Saturday, at as NJ Leave
Jacksons River Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at S5.
Pm.
FREIGHT TRAIN,
WITH PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
VIII leave waynesbero Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
40 NJ and stanton a. ~ A. NJ, Tor JAckson's River.
RETURNING,
Jackson Rive Tuesdays Thardays and Saturday.
at ; A. NJ and staunt at $780, p NJ for Way nesboro'.
Passenger points West u saunou Sio dere direct
hs Shall Train, will take the trsn either Tues
days. Thursdays or Saturdays. THO-. DODAhEAb,
apG-lw General supf.
Orice va Central Railroad Co. Richmond April ith, $50
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DESoLrrInNS az THE PEOPLE

ESOLUTEONS or THE PEOPLE SOUTH.
Ia Education Southern schools and Colleges.
" Patronage To- Southern authors and editors.
1.-The empoyu Southern teach rs aud the OF South
school books "
~ Resolution passed at the Southern Commercial Convention,
at It's session Ia Savannah, Dec 1856
Rsssd That the OF the Southern public due
and should publishers school books
already issued have In Of publication series
OF school books adapted Il the wants OF youth.
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'cuoFTLA, OR KINGS Evil,

,CROFULA, OK KINGS EVIL, Is
= ]. !.
- a constitutional disease, a corruption ol the
hood by which this fluid becomes yitiated veaN
~ roor Being In the circulation Dc peryades
N ~ he whole body and may burst out n disease
"a ,-v mart cfIt No organ is tree FROM is attacks
- - s,- there which % may NOT destroy. The
n .c-o'uious faint IS variousiy caused by mcrcuri-
-.- IlyH,r dIs1rlrrcd or unhealthy food, Impure air
l tabit. depressing vices and, above all, BY the
81. .f1n Whatever be- s origin &c Is hereditary In The
csuiing parents 90 children unto the third
gaa-st1u' indeed &c seems 90 be the rod Of Him
90 II n visit The uquues Of the fathers upon their chill
@ 80 commence nv deposition from the blood Of corrupt or
t,s whlch I'm he lungs, liver and internal organs Is
- s-ciss il tbc glands, sgchngs; and on the surface
sores This foul corruption which E'nders In The blood
a-.-ss life. that scroflols constitutions not
fr --ofuous complaints bot they have far less pow
OF. ,tsI the of other diseases consequently Vast
ts disorders whlch although not scroulos 10 their
an rendered fstal by mi, tiu In the system Mos;
p.ian which 8ecmatDs Che human family has is orr
$500, n his scrofloas contamination; and many destruc
$500. % Che Cyer kdneys, brain, and, Indeed Of al The
t'r ~. --5m 90 are aggravated by the same cause
-.-sr people slrafu1us their persons
--.. lurking Infection, and their health Is undermined
Ii. cleanse che system reuogate The blood
' .-,s med cine and inyigorae Il BY healthy food and
r 49, such o medicine We supply In
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-, ..MnIEE TmERE IsnlEE


49, THERE'S HOPE, satrusn that every sufferer can a.
h craup ch1c, with nervous headache, with
cholera uHrul Hirh dyspef taeA-s 'lst arise om dIso
dered and lud.gglnhow mgay 90 would cling
i'sef1le healing medicine would b. found Reader, do you
with either M ~ these diseases lfso, need sultr
ua longer EAEsRS PakHuN bri TIE greatest 'syt''e ant
tte yet urret-thr only true remedy Nrt brought o. Lights
your Take tttu end d. healed Why SUI
Ger AL tt plug o. death when specific offered om fr.endi
Wny rry lpuu the soE prescriptions OF nsts "ior Art
easily Ot.ne,. lry few bottles and you will a. once b.
"rhe slough Of Despcad"
rse Etters entirely innocent u their composition, and
ms, taken by all ages and Without the s tg fear OF n
10 be hal Of Messrs ADIE GRAY, PURCELL, LADD
Virginia, sndby O sTOOTT Washington City, .. T.; CANDY
GILPIS 4 CO, Baltimore, VI ID. b. A FAHNESTOCK Co,
phIisie.phls, ana BARNES A PARK, New YORK.
Orders tlet b. addressing l. BAKER, Proprietor.
sp5-d&o Richmond, Va
49, SPECIAL NOTICE. cents TO
~ 81 viii. buy OF Grahau's small stencils, for
r1arknr clothing with INnE,ulr ISx Call and examine spcl
re1s, yo1 live Ia the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety ofREants made % order
A. o. GRAHAM. Brand Cutter.
'esi-u Cor sh and Cary Sta under Tobacco Ezehsage
49, PRESERVE THE TEETH
Gs>SS3 MEADE a BAKERS "sAPONINE TOOrH-POw-
DER conf eutv recommended TO the public the best deu
,rce made f3r removing tartar. preventing It's
formation, preserving and cleaning the teeth,
and pu. thr breath Il has by
tas With ears satisfaction and fully endorsed by our best
deuls,s.
READ TIKI FOLLOWING:
eel have useI sad prescribed the "SaPOnine Tooth
po,yderss of M-ssrs Baker and In opinion
BIEH for The ends in view can BE- compounded
JSo G.. WAYT Dentist
Prep1red only BY MEADE BAKER,
Pharmaceutlsts, ls6 Main street,
mis- Corner above hce Richmond, Va
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THIS improvement succeeds IN
BOARD FROM all strain whatever ca used by the tension OF the
strings fully realizing the which the old improvement
accomplished only In part.
The manufacturing Guitars improving Of vlollns,
eryon the Paentee aud made Of the
best material be super quantity and quality of
tone as workmanship stand climate, they
can be returned and the money promptly refunded.
PRICE LIST OF GUITARS
No Zine Rosewood, with Machine head oval hngerboard
with good no w
NO. Wiz With ',sS"Ool' 90 90
No Win case % 90
NO. Win tgss"0'l "'' 80 90
No yrSy Ssndsome with IS 90
No 6-Fine Rosewood with Machine bead syerplated, oval
hngerboard, beautiful instrument with case 4o w
IMPROVED vOLINS
From SJ2 10 S.O-hnyerboard warranted 10 settle.
Guitars and improved repaired the shorten notice.
and a liberal discount made u the trade.
Eyery Musc Musical Instruments please
call broadway, before purchasing elsewhere aud examine
for themselves iel-dlAw&S%al
TUNTIE REASON WHY.-The why BosSIEUX's
STEAM CANDIES better than other
Of experience who have served
pckes ha trade Of whom work SIX months a.
helpers th' mseves vorkDen that they made os
very best refined Sugars; they are better made
MORE UNIFORM
WINTER,
GLOasIER,
HARDER
and CLEANER
Ana tsx nted climate, onthe
&c has under this general
for IS and had box ret sd or complained o. Can
AID try them q. y LOUIS - bVcsIhOA q
mhR9-6t NO. " hAintu
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY.
v SUNDBURG Co., taGe pleasure TO Inform their friends
- public they have established mandatory
this city, for making Plain and Ornamental Gilt Rosewood
Moudng every description Mirror, Portrait and Picture
made patterns and the fashionable styles
fully equal anything gotten In the Northern cites
which will SELL whulesa retail al the most liberal
We have also hand very large and select assortment Of
plain and coored Engravngs and Autographs fresh supply
Artists Maera from the vel known manufactures Of Winsor
Newton and Rowney q Co, London.
Picture and Looking glass Plates OF all sizes kept constantly
hand
Ola Frames reeilt and ola Paintings renovated low
prices as can be done anywhere
Orders punctually attended 20
Merchants ON the country will DO we'll TO cal they buy
goods line low prices any Of the Northern cities
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NEW MUSIC-JUST RECEIVED.
" Happy Couple, Schoitish, by Magrudtr.
NJ ckinR Bird, Scho tls' by Ranch.
Warbing Polka by letz.
P.lka Ideal, by FradeL
L. Pardon de Woumel, by Szemtenyi
Pianos from tle best makers may be found at
l,S Main Street.
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CARD.
n a II -
EcJs0No CsSrzAL Horn, 4
Hsus.H- ID HsN .a. o. I.a.s.. ST. L

h4-ttAlNp NsNrAAL hlrdr
C3rler Of 9Th and Grace Streets,
December 81, ISIS, J
ffdE ut1:nei apprecltye o. The ratruHa bestowed du-
ring Che year as11t t1 close desires 90 oder DTS grateful
t.ts-uel 90 those Who have favored him with their
Iar
T speak % tre locality % ths Hotel useless unless
r tHi a-.- attention Isl called to ths sc tlat, while 10
. te h-'.. .t business street, Do Isl near OBJ tha priu-
30 .. .u.altre Gag . che srtc Crur House t1st1-cr
e.. f.a-t .ra.s .N-e lrt Ns Tobacco Warehouses
A 4. Ia. I. I. r 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-20
Mourning Dress.

The practice of putting on sombre gar
ments, as an exhibition of grief for the
death of friends, is so general that those
who neglect the custom attract notice by
their singularity. Twenty-Five or thirty
years ago, an attempt was made by some
very excellent clergymen and other leaders
of public opinion TO subyert this custom,
and with some success. But the change
did not last long, and the practice of put
ting on mourning is now as general as ever
before. But there are really very serious
objections to it.
1t is often pecuniary burden upon the
bereaved. Mourning garments are more
expensive than others, and when the head
of the family is cut off, it is severe tax
upon the diminished resources of the house
hold to add to the expenses of sickness and
burial an entire outfit of black for the fam
ily. With those to whom the expense is
not an important consideration, the confu-
sion and incongruily Of turning the house
of death into millner's shop, and break
ing up the hours which should be sacred to
solace and grief by talk about dress, is ex-
ceedingly unpleasant 10 the bereaSed. Be
sides, what is the significance of a mourn
ing dress? 1t is worn TO express grief;
bat Is it necessary to parade our grief be-
fore the world? And is grief the only
feeling Of the Christian over the grave Of
the departed? Yet we put nothing upon
our garments to signify Christian faith, hope
and consolation. 1t is only dreary waste
of black, expressive of unmixed, hopeless,
inconsolable sorrow. For this reason it
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would seem TINT If we are to wear any pc,
culiar costume to signify that we have been
bereavcd, unmiligated black Is most inap.
propriate, and fails entirely to express the
emotions with which the Christian contcn-
plates the death of a friend. Custom re-
qlires of a man only the wearing of a
"wced OF Grape about the hat-why should
not some similar emblem of sorrow answer
every purpose in the dress of woman? A
band OF Grape, perhaps, across the bonnet
a cloud of black lace resting upon aud half
covering the more cheerful colors of tue
trimming? "Deep mourning," as it is call
ed, does not express the Christian view OF
DEATH 1t is, in fact, TOO dismal and hope
less for any form that has ever been taken
by the religious element. 1t is of evil ten
dency, by continually reminding the mourn
er of his sorrow, and never suggesting hope
or consolation. Why then should it be
worn? The heart does not need to agrra-
vate its grief by continual mementoes of it,
and the truly bereaved never desire to make
an oslentatious display of their sorrow; on
what account, then, can the wearing of
mourning be justified ?-Sp'ingfeld RcpuJ-
Gcaa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-20

"A father and son, Anthony and Thomas
Screw, escaped on tie 2jth ult, from The
Wcturnpka jail. There are two Screws
loose.
A lady in Montreal, outhc LIST, recovered
$4,000 of Maj Breckterd for hueginu
and kissing her rather roughly. She ought
to set II high value on the money, she got
it By a Ggh squeeze
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Isrcnticena.

Specimen of the contents of the new
wo,k by the editor of the louisville Jom-
mall" entitled "Prenticena," just published
and which will be sent post paid, on receipt
of one dollar, by Derby and jackson, New
York.
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LIQUOR Agency.

rNE having the appointment Of Liz
our Agent for the of Rockingham would announce
that he has an Of the various kinds which
trayaHe pure his store next door 10 Pcrces Mar
BILE establishment. CHARLES L. PEAsE.
Bellows Falls, May 8, 1889 Is
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HI cripton.
NAILS, GLASS, &c, &c,
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS
at wholesale and refa hv
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro, APril14, 1859. Is
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RItsSREB HYDE,


W Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
|lso, in Rour Lard Hams, Fish, 7 1. Salt, on, Fluid
Butter Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware.
- goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
VA sts small advance, for ready pay. Call at
m Newtons Block, No. |
HEIIOWs FALLS NAV L 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-20
American & Foreign Patents
H. IT. EDDY, Solicitor OF paIcn,s,
Late Agent Of U, S, pateut oaicc WASHINGTON tn,sr tho
20 s,,,, - Act Of 1871

! ''+Nth HiNhhli opposite kilhy Street, BOSTON
FrER ancxtensiyepactcc Of upwards Of twenty wears
continues to secure Patents in the United states also
10 ue1t britain France and other foreign countries On.
Yeats seeihcatons, Bonds Assignments aud ali Pnpers or
paNng' nor Patents, executed liberal terms aud with
] uup'teh Researches made into American or Foreign
No 70 determine the validity or utility of Patents or IN
legal or other advice rendered in all matters
Wnehing the sane Copies Of the claims OF any Patent mr.
Washington 7''''"'S 'e'''u'u "'
The Agency Is not only the largest in New En,pd bt
through Il inventors have advantages for securing Patu
1Iascerainns the pltentabity OF invunnns uuslr,se
by, If not immeasurabe superior to- any which con he ~
hred them elsewhere The Testimonials helaw sYpu proye
mat none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF-
pna nan M the andas SUCCESS Is THE BEST
! rSoor OF ADVANTAGE AND ABILITY. he would atld
that he has abundant believe and can prove that
az no other Office OF the kind the charges for profession
al services SO moderate The immense prctce Of the sub
cfber during twenty years past has enabled him 10
uae vast collection OF specifications aud official decs-
\ ions relative 10 patents.
These besides his extensive library rsal ami meehan-
ea works and fun aceoants OF patents granted in
United states and Burope rener him able, ond ques
ton u oier superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey Washington to procure pa
tent aud the usual great delay there here invent
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and sue
cSSSfW practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
more capable of putting thir applications in form to Sc.
cure for them an early and favorable consideration the
Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"BosroN, February s. 1858
Mr. r II Eddy has made for TIL lIKTEEN applications
u All but ONE of which have been granted and that
N nor pNdtTs. Surh unmistakeble proof great talent
and ability on his part leads rromHcnd al inventors
to apply to him procure their patents they NAV be
sure OF having the faithful attention bestowed their
cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
From Sent Ith 1851 to June 18th 1855 the subscriber
In course Of his large practice made rejected appi-
cations slATEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided In has tdror, by the Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Jan. !, 1850. | % Il. II. EDDY.
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l.. AMADON,

wATcn nMAKER JEW LER,
M - Constantly for Sale -
Fxtrhes Clocks Gold aud Silver Work aud Fancy Goods
Iit3 good assortment Guns Rifles aud Fishing Tackle
M In wentworth's New Building.
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ID. r.. PIERCE,

Manufacturer and vender of everything made from
ABLE, FREBsTOSE, GRANITE OR soAPsroNE
M Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-20

rrosSRY &coUSsRLLoRAT LAW & soLIcIToRH
CHANCERY
And Agen tfor Life and Firetnscfane &c ompanies.
tsILows F.LLs,yr. ely 40
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BUSINESS CARDS,
sTouGmroN s GRANT,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
nd Solicitors in Chanoery. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt
Office in Wcntworths New Building
!. n. sTOUGlIrON l.. A. GRANT.
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JOB PRINTING.

Our office is furnished with the most approved material,
>ed art for doing JOB PRINTING In AN varieties
n short notice, aud On reasonable ttrr,s.
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BELLOWS FALLS TINES
A. N. SWAIN,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT.

'ENMs.-Nillage subscribers, In advance, 81 %
village Subscribers, by Carrier, In advance, / so
To Clubs, In Windham aud Windsor Counties,
in advance, 25
To single subscribers, in advance, lbl
VI payment be delayed six months, 100
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

For one square, one Insertion III cts
Tscye aud half cents will be charged for each addition
j insertion. iberol discount made to those who adyer
Ise yearly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21
Land Sale.

The President has issued a proclamation
for the sale in November next, of one and a
quarter million acres of land in the State Of
Iowa. These lands are situated in the Fort
Dodge and Sioux districts, and are said to
embrace some most excellent lands.
Were the Republicans in power, these
lands instead of being sold to swell the cof-
fers of q spendthrift Democratic Administra-
ton, would be given to the hardy pioneers
who might choose to settle upon them and
improve them. Every new settler who strikes
his tents on the wild unimproved territory Of
the country, suffers privation and hardship
enough to receive his lands free, without be-
ing obliged to work to pay for them. lie
more than remunerates the government in
the improvement of the land, in converting
it from wild waste to beautiful farm, the
abode of peaceful and legal citizens. Govern
mental parsimony to our brave pioneers and
settlers is thing which not only rccoils up
on the justice and magnanim,ty Of the gov
eminent itself, bu: recoils upon the best and
most permanent interests of the State. Our
friends who wish to obtain some Of these
lands, will not forget when they come to shell
out the gold for them, that they have to thank
the Democratic party for the privilege Of
opening their purses and bidding adieu to
the "yellow boys. lo,oa City Reporter.