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A FIeHr IN BRAxrox CoUNrY-TAe Lfncoln-
ties Caught in a Trap and Whipped.-A few
days since, (says the Enquirer,) Col. Tyler,
who was formerly Yankee fur trader in the
Northwestern counties in this State, and who
is now stationed at Weston, in Lewis county,
and commands Lincoln's ruffians there, de-
termined to make an excursion into Brax ton
county; but the Colonel was frustrated in
his designs. Some of the Braxton boys,
learning his plans, determined to head him
Off, and, accordingly. selec ted point on the
road he was travelling suitable for their pur-
pose. and accomplished their designs in the
folio wing manner:
At point where the Colonel had to ascend
a long hill. they felled trees in his path and
fell back to convenient point, where they
laid in ambush until he passed. They then
felled trees in his rear, also, thus completely
catching him in a trap. They then fred upon
him, killing some fifty or sixty Of his men and
capturing many Of mis- horses, &c. This en-
terprise, We understand, was conducted by
one Of the backwoOdsmen OF the county, and,
from its success we presume that Col. Tyler,
who is said to have accomplished some gallant
exploits in another capacity in that sec tion of
country, will be a little more careful in his
excursions of rapine and plunder on the
BraxtOn people.
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nILIrARY GOODS.

..ffIIkt NOftt ts-u0ic~fs and sotdiars OF
t..r..H Army before ypn make yOur
..' Ifn.trre, be sure 10 call At X.
-l Governor street and examine
VIZ. TAva' rklF REGULATING
.. .. cor Tbs Cot il \ Southern
.I t1" only person In the city
.t iU make them. they will an
slf-. unl uAkrI'e name on them
warrant them TO ba better and TO
-. .... '.-t. 20 than 10 the Cast Iron Gen.
r.fH e13 ..Id. of which there ape so
u. .#ru broken and worthless in the
.... u- f.s r.N. Please call and Judge for
N.... | IN ltHle T. BAfHRlGHT
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DEATH OF A AVETERAN.-Col. VIM. McOutch.
en-, Of Camden. Tennessee, died on Tuesda y
morning last. The Colonel at quite an early
age was volunteer in the war Of 1912, and
was in the battle Of New Orleans on the Sth
OF January, 1915
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, ,sai, ~. ,ys.

tHt rohfFnkHAIf srA7Gs AsAE
eslnf tbs hfsi ever pahllshad. " .ae
a nssfsl slscoaat - hsukssliors
A MORRIS, MaIus
ta frsss, aud Nearly READY
A Nes biittnn of the Tkoopkk's M VAL D.
tpl Lueius hRvts One vol
hlSu AMY REGULATIONS, a. autr rriIsd BY
se tonRress Of the Confederate = -as--cOr.
teotsd BY al omcer Of the War Depar Esnt
. JUST PUBLISHED
AAHAN'b OUTPOST DUTY. Prtca 81
RICH HARhsOA ) VOLUNTEERS M rUAL
Price " %.
TAFT lCs, by various authors, also on hand
~ II
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e-s--,....ars ALL LzT1Ei&S And OTHER
~ communications for members of n
company 3, lst Regiment Virginia Voiun- r
teers, Will be left with J. S. TOWER, at Fl. Il. %
Smiths, No. IA Af,n rtzsst, VINO viii forward -
the same. JAMES K. LEE,
nv s7-tf CSptzlu Commanding.
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y TUBS Esh MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
80 very superior article, Just received from
Augusta county, for sale ct 2t cents retail by
j. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin and Governor ats.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY. for Diarrhua, IN bot
ties. Ia I9-ts
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~ flC1.-DR. PLUME, Of the old Medical
House, sonAnss himself nsia}y - - e0ss prae.
lee, On rranklin Street, uttle below the N.
sows Hall. where skillfnl and eoa1l dental tseas.
nsnt may be obtained On IeassAAAle SaUns.-
aIoUs ailmsAts. are iavifsA 70 sall early. Oo1.
munisatioAs, ~ nail o. otAerwise, pgonD4ly q.
tended 70. O4So open non 4. +. 0l Z. r.
my - RI0u0ouD. Va.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. 4. Y. p.
AZ 0ARNITT havtnx removed hts resi-.
denes from Washington, D. o., 10 Rishmond, VIII
hereafter pursue the praseiso Of his pyofession IN
this city and it, vicinity.
OyyIol-Haia street, over ?. H. 1ayisr's, Asxs
door . 1sads Bakers Drag store.
my 3s-3ms
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GROCERIES,. Ao.

lUO $50 Soi. u.fss suaik.
20 bbls Lovering's Powdered SUGAR.
SO bbls. Crushed and Cnt Loaf SUGAR.
40 nbds: New Orleans SUGAR.
woods SoIth C4rolins Clipped and Family
No. ?. and MACKBREL.
lo' bols New Orleans MoLAssES, superior
a bSis Golden syrup
SOC sacks Coarse aud Fine SALT.
900 Extra Family HAMS.
50 tierces choice LesfL LARD.
26 cases MATCHES
200 bss. Common wHISKEY.
10 eass, W;yp Fort, Madeira, sherry, ana Malaga
100 do1en BRoOMs, all sizes.
l0s dozen BUCKETS, 2and hoop, painted and
50 casks 4 ne Cognac BRANDY.
90 90 bbis. Frsnch BRANDY.
pipes Holland GIN
rs tierces choice RICE
50 Kegs Leaf LARD.
500 boxes Adamantine CANDLES
200 boxes MUSTARD.
90 ssgs ssss PEPSsR PE1sS sRd sysR swyasshing soDA
100 packagessuperior Green and Black TEA.
~ oois; % and half bbls. Blackberry and Cher
s half bbls. Ginger BRANDY.
% bbls; stuart's celebrated Mountain WHIS-
100 bbls George Banks Rockbridgs Wills.
KEY.
hslf-bbls. superior German BITTERs.
hall pipes Hennessey and Otard Cognac
BRANDY.
so bbls. pure Rum.
500 reams Wrapping PAPER
66Siszts 6stszt;vs sais sasp and Fancy SOAP.
CIGARS, WASHBOARDS.
LIN ES, all Kinds; WRAPPING TwINE
For sale BY WIN. B. JONES y Co,
jy @z-l2t 18th St. bet'n Main and Cary.
MrOh L A At 70 1FriCEks A Mp
SOLDIERS.
J. 8. ROBE TSON,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin Street,, Richmond.
Keep constantly ON hand q large and varied as
sortmsn Mt Of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market.
ALS0-The best OLD RYE WHlSXEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-distillsd In the
Mountains Of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure and good, or NO sale.
r. S.-Partcular attention paid to putting up
and shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, sta
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances on TOBACCO.
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other minor
products Of the country, such as BACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER. DRIED FRUITS
HER, HIDES, POTATOES, BEANS, PEAS
sN 9uiek sales and prompt returns.
Ok TUBS Fk Esft MOUNTAIN BUTT.N,
~ very superior article, Just received from
Augusta county, for sale ct 2f cents retail bY
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PEocLasati0s NJ Uks WIsR.-The follow.
Ing proclamation was Issued by Gen. Wise In
the town Of Ripley. on the 9th OF July:
To the true and loyal citizens Of virginia on
all the Ohio border, and more articularly TO
those OF Jackson county, would earnestly
appeal TO come to the defence of the Common. D.
wealth, invaded and insul,ed as she is BY q
ruthless and unnatural enemy.
None need be afraid that they will be held
accountable for past opinions, votes or acts,
under the delusions which have been practiced
upon the Northwestern people, If they will
now return to their patriotic duty and &C.
knowledge their Allegiance to Virginia and
the Confederate States as their true, and law.
full sOvereigns.
You were Union men, so was I, and we
held the right to be SO until oppression and
invasion and war drove us to the assertion of
second independence. The sovereign State
proclaimed it by her Con ventio and BY ma
iority Of more than 100, 900 votes at the polls
she has seeded from the old and established
q new Confederacy.
She has commanded, and we must obey her
voice. l come to execute her commands to
hold out the olive branch to her true and
peaceful citizens-to repel invasion from
abroad, and subdue treason only at home
Come to the call of the country which owes
you protection as her native sons.
HENRY A. WISE, Brigader. General
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a Il n psac ks.

FOURTH COMPANY, HOWIT.
~E& ZEk BATTALION This COM A.gx
mand having been received aud commits TN&
stoned by the Governor of Virginia, is sa24%
now at the New Fair Grounds Thirty @Ho
more good RECRUITS can be received into jt, to
make full number complete. Apply at the Fair
Grounds, or former Barracks, IS and Cary SITS
Iy 22--lw* N. B. BlNFOED Cant
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k2-..s.-s THE DAVIs GUARD.-Persous
ENe-sa wishing to JOIN this company, will =.
call at the ren devious, in tbs Law Bui ding, or
at the grocery store of Mr.. GEO. w GRETTER, 81
on M ain street, aud enrol their names. Ca B
det of the VirQiqia Military Institute has con- -
sented tc assist in the Organization of the COM
pany. jy ls-5tS
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k HkADO' NAY LANO VULUNTkkRD(
III VIRGINIA, Nay nd, lsgl.
m General Order.
" Having sssn assigned By his KxeslIsney the
Governor Of the State, AID Advisory Council, to
the command, for the present, Of such voiu nteers
from Maryland may sfsr their services, the
undersigned advises tmm ediate organisation into
companies Of not less than atty men, who VIII
elect their own officers.
The certificates d election viii bs returned to
the commanding ofhcsr, whe viii forthwith pro-
sure the proper commissions.
First and one Second Lieutenant. four esrGeants,
four Corporals. and at least forty-two priv stes.
1t n earnestly recommended to the Maryland
men that they lose NO time In psrfscting their
organization. !nhertting - We do the name Of
.as old "Aa1yl:ad Iias," lot Us initiate their
did the grand cold Maryland Continsntals' Of
i77s. set An example Of loyalty, discipline and
courage TO be emulated but not surpassed by oHY
FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
my Its Col. Commanding.
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INSPECTOR GkNEkAL'S OFFICE, }
HDQRs., KICHAeED, July 20, 1851.

lNSPECrOk GkkEkAL'S UFFlCk,(
HDQRs., RICHMOND, July 20, 1881. {
ITO ENABLE ME TO APPORTION among
l. the several counties and cities of the State,
the volunteers to be accepted under the Cover
nor's Proclamation Of this day, it is necessary
that shall know the present strength of the con-
panies now in the fsld frsM each county and
city.
Most of the companies have been materially in
creased by recruits enrolled since the muster
into service-but no credit can be given for this
increase unless 1t be reported to this Office
must, therefore, ask that the following re-
ports be promptly made by nail to this Office:
l. 0ficers commanding regiments or detach cd
batlalions OF Virginia volunteers, will please re-
port the strength Of their several commands, by
companies, in the fern adopted for the ordinary
morning reports.
2. Each officer commanding q company will
please report the strength Of his company accord
ing to the same form.
.. The clerk Of each county and city will please
send me q list of all the volunteer companies
low in the nsld from his county or city.
The lmportan:e Of having these returns made
tci,hout delay cannot be too strongly impressed
upon all concerned.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
jy c2-d6tclt lls. Gen'l Va. Forces.
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RktNtsE ASD HItITARY
Va = 70 l. q s 8

W. q : " a
r.artflI a CO. scientific and practical On.
,-tft I've Nssin sueessded IN getting the I'm ss
sLtlSE AND MILITARY PY-oLAssEs.
4st ts-- s'r friends not t. be too late this time
No. Ns MAIN sTREkT
.A Richmond, Va.
l.Ng.i NIOR CAMP BEDsTEAD-We beg
= ...va .. call IN attention Of the soldiers 10
,- NANF LkpsTEAD which we think is sups-
r.r.r arF. Aing In the market. 1t has recsived
i.- ana lLt.ted C1n.lrsnd4tiOp Of those officers
sI. .rv- used 70.
..a- .aI soc Il and yon will be satisfied Of Its
irr --' .1a TtatlOn 70 the wants Of the soldier.
A. have also On hand, aud are daily man ufac-
tHr.as, CAMP STOOLS and CAMP CHESTS, Of
Y-r. ss and prices.
Gala af ;as FurD!.Efs Warerooms Of
BiNFORD & PORTER,
r y DIS Corner 18th and Franklin sts.
N-tl4 CAMP Bed AND TABLE.-Ths
\ H.'srs ued - IN vented and is now making
CAGp BEDS ard TABLES, which are said to be
TIE best 5 u uss a. tais time. Those wishing to
fr--5sss, VIA please call ana examine them al
r. 'Hc.trT. u stb, bstween Grace and Franklin
as. a superior sItitle Of CAMP STOOLS, for
4. several persons .rs uow making and sellins
ha Tab Eltn0ut his consent, this notice will
..itrB them tEst patents IN both cases have been
srnti-I .er. il82s--lnrI WM. FORBES.
KEoNEAbL ysAEEh FNUUF
~ OIL CLOTH CAMP BLANKETS.
-rerF soldier should have enc of these indis.
p~r-sble articles. They can be Used to sleep on,
I'D sise % throw srOGnd the shoulders IN rainy
rs4.her Companies furnished at short notice
L l.. [. MONTAGUE,
y I'm Corner Bank and 18th sts.
pttALE;S-s, Z, inch, and 1t.
Hz1aisstGrsd and for a.isA
8. B0UIs ACo.'s,
'aT7-'rl~ No X Main st,
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0 LAWRENCE .. MA1Yk.
A3301uvy AT Law,
IEess1see IN tAs Celyts q The dSy g 1ieAQent
unA.
He = alse Netsyy Puhlis aAA oemnisa1ea0 e
ne U11te4 ooAtee 0eaH of QlAaDo.
9Ae pAytneyship bStWoNn H, 01Ae1AU WuyD
sss Is :ss.j:a 4. - S:isSs Ss:iIss dsssl, IL 81 - kH
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VI y 2. II
II L ~ u Ell!
LUMB BERflI
Tl- 'rbssri5ar viii from this date sell bls stoak
o. AlfbhE only fOr cash, except by speca al con.
N-c Hs is Induced 70 adopt The cash system
3 h. ENDS the inks O. doing 3 credit business
Sl1Ai=- 1p- han usually estimated
al persona having claims against ma are re.
q4--ia1 10 present them for payment and those
l-tst,sl - na ara earnestly requested to pay NE
TRUMAN a. PARKER,
Wholesale snd Retail Lumber Dealer,
Cary and 10th streets.
teHH0Ad, jnre |. 1881. ~ 8--lm*
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ITO THE PEOPLE or THE CONFEDE-
J. KATE STATES.

THR AMRRiCAN
Let TER PRHSS
o N P NY
Chartered by Act Of the Tennessee Legislature, !,
TRANSMITS LETTERS AND PRINTED NAT.
TER TO AND FROM ALL POINTS
NORTH AND SOUTH.
THOS. E. JENKINS
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! tvs, VA 90 a - .ls sy ~
IA hsSsv &C.
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HORSES, &C., FOR BALB.

E&5Ea FOR SALE.
! have from 10 to 12 Mileh CO w 3
0<xknfor sale. some of them bloOded stock.
inquire al my residences in Sidney.
" 2o-st+ t. H. DANCE.
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Richmond. July /. iSsi'

4 Card have this day sold out my entire
u 1.9r-.. Ia me ccucera OF BARKsDALE 4 BRO
lhsa. 10 my two brothers, CLAIBORNE and
'.AF' So 4. BARksDALE, who viii continue
tr t MISSION BUSINESS under the style and
t'r hARKADALE j BROTHER, and will oc-
cfJ 'a- same Orics formerly occupied by the
e. y BARKSDALs BROTHERS. Mr.. j. II.
AfflI7 Wi be retained as Clerk by the new
So. %. All persons havi2g claims against, OF
ed 20 ne hrm Of BAkKsDALE 4 BRO
ts-1 u BARksDALR & BROTHER for settle.
N'l. shall copuars 10 set as chief Salesman
a-tcD fgT the arm ot BAEkSDALX BRO.
a @"i a1d cordially recommend my two bro.
.ie.t, lLAfEohSE and CHARLES n. BARKs.
AAi t 70 the patronage Of my old customers and
q. ih c generally. CLIENT X. BARkSDALK.
.e'W'9d July J. 1891 iy lin
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~ r u IL . n r.
A dark bay
= II 4 Z
Five years old,
Suitable to drivs to 3 buggy.
BLAIR 4 HARVIR.
Jy AU Cary and 1lth SITS.
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MAYORS best CAST STEEL,
Squares from to inches, Octagons to II, and
good assortment of dat sizes.
For sale by
GILLIAN 4 DUNLOP,
iy l6.-am Petersburg Va
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IiNsb.i TtoH. The concern OF Banks.
A. DALs y BkoTHkhb IS this day dissolved by
AL ,u+i consent. All persons having claims
ss-,Gst, or Indebted to, this corasYa, vii present
mar claims to claiborne and CHARLRs II
btkarbALE, who are authorized 10 settle up the
pv.Aa. CLAIBORNE BARKSDAER,
CLIENT x. BARKsDALE,
CHARLEh q. BAkkSDALR,
Richmond. July !, lasl.
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- = - AAs lAnsos
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N vxAG1.-1 -1srehants coming 10 kichmond ia
AZ bay TOBACCO, can Aad 8 good supply Of Il vi
yesy's veSk, Aev ready for shswtne, which
VII eol cneeDs 10! cash, BY calling On me ct "
rsetoSy, y rear ef Msssis. q. Il. Skisker & Co !,
bet9eSa ltth anA III styests.
Uu-sws PAULIN \. BLACKBURN.
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a. 7btsf4d Into ccpartne ership under ths styl o
l9t ana u BARKsDALE i BROTHER, for the
h.'S EUblA Ess, and will give especial attention
= tls sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, &c. They
G. le ifoIa taeir experience in this business, and
" -rici zEd prompt attention, to merit liberal
'a1n x public patronage. They have engaged
tar t0rslees Of CJl. q. K. BARKsDALE as Sales
L"- ~ f)hEcco, who viii devote his attention to
Us brsasa Of he business
CLAIBORNE BARKEDALE,
UHARLES Il. BkRkEDALE
Richmond, July !, 1891.
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NKEY AND BLUE CLOTHS AND EAS-
~ NJ S.-As agents for the Crenshaw
Woolen Company, We have yet on hand some
n, 900 yards goods of various styles, including
some fine Grey and Blue CLOTHS and CASSI-
MERES, which we offer to the ira de and to mill
tary companies. CRENSHAW 4 CO,
49, Basin Bank
We are asAo making lot of GREY BLANKETS
which We will be prepared to deliver in q few
days. Ity e0--6tI C. n co
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- FOR kENI-A DIV ELLiNG-H HOUSE
&SS containing IL rooms, very pleasantly located,
within five minutes walk of the CAPITOL
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
r. MCCARTHY,
jy Sim No. lit Broad street
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Ron N ID 3 r Z Il L.
scriptioAs Of
IRON and STEEL,
10 Whlsa We iAvttS the attention OF the trade.
GILLIAN DUNLOP,
u Ie-sm Petersburg, Vac
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances on TOBACCO
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other minor
products Of the country, such as BACON, LARD
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER. DRIED FRUITS
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES, BEAMS, PEAS,
&c, &c.
NJ Quick sales and prompt returns.
iy l3-l5t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-07
Losing a Coat.
BY COL. CLAY.

Some few years since, we'l call it dos.
en-, for that viii cover the number, your
most obedient servant, on beautiful day
in the spring, found himself bag and bag
gage, snugly ensconced in a stage coach,
said coach being drawn by span of greys
over a fine road, in one of the most beauti.
ful sections of the Pine Tree State. The
day was beautiful, and my only want at the
time was for some one with whom to con.
verse, when at one of the haliings of the
coach, young, newly married couple fol-
lowed by an old man and his young daugh-
ter, the latter perfect little Venus by the
way, entered and we drove on,
As soon as my eye met the young girl, l :
must acknowledge was in a transport of
10Y. JOY that don't half express it and
when she seated herself beside me, with q
pleasant nod Of her head, then I did feel
happy.
Gaily we chatted away, for her tongue
was as busy as a bee (and mine was not
slow) until night came on. The sun went
down, and then the night air became quite
bracing-so much so that an outside coat
was by no means an uncomfortable thing.
| had one with me, large heavy, open one,
a capital thing to throw over ones shoulz
ders. and as drew it forth | nltieed that
my young companion was destitute of q
shawl. and | gladly embraced the opportn-
nity to tender it to her. As ! asked her if
she would not accept it, as the air was be-
coming cool, she bowed sweetly, and ans
swered:-
..Thank You kindly, sir, for your present,
have brother at home whom doubt not
it will exactly fit, and besides prove an ac7
cep'able gilt
AT that instant the coach stopped, the
door was opened, and the father rose and
left the coach, the latter as she did so throw
pr the coat, my coat, over her shoulders
and acain in a sweet voice thanking me for
it
Reader. must say | was astonishpd. ac=
nallv surprised. i couldn't say word,
while the Young couple laughed heartily:
So coolly and calmly had my coat been car-
r;ad off / didn't know, nor couldn't for the
life of me. tell what to do. Looking through
the window as the coach again started,
saw nv coat at distance, " the inrider
courtesying as she bent her gaze towards
the receedng coach. | sank back INTO my
seat. and remained silent
a few DAYS after, ] receiyed ny coal
from The young lady herself, and as she de-
sired il. | did forgive her for the trick, and
a hearty laugh we had over it.
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pr.lInrsmIls Headache md Cnlnrrh Snnrr

Uf,NAFSIdITS IIclUarHc NIlH UAIhrrIl MINI.
'tS Snud has thoroughly proved itself 10 be the best
Il tice ku1wn f,r curing the Caaeri, Cuii tae
Ha ant tir n dtris, II lrts hren found excellent
remedy IN many of Sore Egs Deafness has been
removed by it, and HdHg has often been greatly imp owed
by Us II purgrs out all uhstrsrons strengthe the
Glands and gives healts actions 10 the part alIvc'
Il k recommended by many OF the best Physci1us, aud l.
u>el with success aud satisfaction every where.
More than twenty five experience has proyel ~
yalue and at this moment it stands higher than EVER
before.
large numberof the most respectable wholesale prugc
gsts Newlork and Boston IN certificate signed by en-
1854. say The undersigned having for many years been
aqutued With Dy AarNtars Ctiarrh aaI Hcaaach SaaB
and sold In whocle trade, eheetfay state, that
believe TO be be equal IN respect to the rcccomenia
tons given II for the Glrrha affections, aud that
it is dccelly the best article have known, for al
the Diseases OF the IIai.m
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. flc.
uie Of the signature Of the proprietor Charles Bowen,
every bottle. 45-eow-1y
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The Conn, River Mutual Fire lnsnrance Co.,

oGATED at Bellows Falls contiunc tobsure against loss
fre. This company commenced granting plic'es IN
March 1859 aud up this tune May, lstl, has insured
property the amount Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
ars aud sacccssfu operation and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST PLAN being confined princi-
paly nsurug farm buildings no less has accrued render
ing 1t necessary make assessment
The following persons "a VIII IA applications may be made
for insurance, Agents for the Company
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
W. y. HOWE. 4, W. BIsiOP, nayerf
J y. sTEARNS c. v, TAFT, Dummerstoui
ClIAS. FOHLER llsiifN;
D H. KELLOGG. jamaica;
e. Il ARNOLD. y. A. FULLER, Londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON. J. A AER.stF ED, Ae~tane
wM. HoUGuTON. Put.ey;
}. W. CARPENTER, SaXtfGi's Iiiyer
J. J.AUSTIN &. WILKINSON, Towushendi
Il. C WHEELER, West Townshendi
j. G. RICHARDSON. McstmnstsFi
pAgID ALLEN. Westminster West;
H. \. nix. CALVIN BAKER, Whitinsham
HOLLIS o. STowELL, Mindhain
W. II FOLLErT, ReadsboTo. y
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SEND THEM HOME rENDEaLy.

a" pray You 10 cause the bodies Of the Massachusctt
oliers dead in Baltimore to be Immediately laid out, al,
enerly scrt forward hy express to men-G aI,, re-,
dspaiet 10 he II ger ef baltimore.
The MR,rs JaEfHrl Of rottsyle. Pa furnish the fol
owing verses, which tonierly beautiful as that i'm
mortal pp M, The Bridge Of sshr" of which the style /,
IN imitation,
srnd them home trndcrly;
Guard them with care;
Eager eS es tearfully
Match or them there;
Home hearts mourniuly
Throibing TO know
Giltc,l and manly sous.
Stricken 80 low.
send them home tenderly,
10 the fir sod.
FRS. by the mariyr-souid
Puritsns trod
Blue bin and orcan wave
tcho the prayer
" send them t1ndcrly;
Love waits for them there!
Send them hon-c tenderly;
Poor btcathlvss clay
Yet what high hopviuneSs
Bore them away
Hand 10 hand, clrgingy,
linked IN brave trust
Teiidery, teudery,
Bear h0mr their dust.
Send then, homr teudcrly;
Think Of the srr.
Struggling With mighty sobs,
Hy the lew fire;
Think, how mOihrr's heart
Hourly hath blcd
Tendefiy, tendcFly,
Bear home her dead STELLA.