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TO THE TRADE.


WE would call Che attention OF merchants visiting the
" ely ltge and well selected STOCK Of DRUGS, ~
MEDICINgS, PAINTS OIL, wGNrOW GLASS, DYE *
sTCFfs, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., SC ID
Comprising IN part Of
Alum. Ginger white
Aoes Ginger African,
Annatto Glue,
Arsenic, Gum Artks.
Assafu.,dR, Indigo,
AIspice Ink,
Ns5hoi, Kerosene OIL
Backing, LogWood,
Blue Stone, Linseed on.
Birthstone, haddCs,
Burning Fluid, Pepper,
BrIshes o. all kinds, Red Wood,
Campfire Sal Soda,
otraphor Sep. Csr5 Soda,
Castor OIL, Seitleiz Powders,
Gloves, Spanish Brown,
Copperas. splces OF all kinds,
Cream Tartar, Venetian Red,
Concentrated Lye, Vsrnithes,
Eps1m Salts, White Lead,
Ext L1gEood, Window Glass, Of various
P-ytc sizes
H-vns lately fitted with all the modern improve
r carrying The tu5 ensbed TO give the ut
dspxgh all orders entrusted promising ndydu
JOHN T. GRAY Druggist,
minis No 14T Main ~, Redmond Va
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- suANE oF NARYLAND.

WASHINGTON, kpri l6-Gov. Hacks, OF Mary laud, re-
plies to tue call 0, TIE Governments for troops that "Na
ryl nd Will respond 10 he call Tor her quota"
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 800 100000 OF private capital have been expended the
railroad system Of Illinois Inafmueh OF the income from
OF works. with valuable public fund In lands 70
diminish State expenses the LIGHT
quently every day decrease.
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IS6I. SPRING TRADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,

No. SO Main ST.,
HAVE In their full stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints
OILS pye n, Sc, which ey prepared 20 sci very low
cash prompt custerS six months time Al goods
warranted Of the best quality stock Consisting, In past Of the
following articles:
In iigo Smoking Tobacco, (eTeTy forn)
Sap Carb soia, (Engh by Turf Oh,
Ep[ ssls, Water Pearls,
Fxs Z gEOod, Medicinal u andy,
Camphori Medoinsl Wines
Operas, V-rri Gres (ill knes)
Castor GD Phi : (sll ki-iN
Lacdanum, Concentrated Lye
Ginger, Soaps, all krds)
Pepper, seicl'z rov ders,
Alspic-, Cherry Peci-rL,
Nu.negs, Mustang Liliment,
Putty. G. I'M Arabic
Olive on, Tongna Beans,
Spt5. Tu-pen''ne Racing
Varnish Call kinds) Col OIL
Window Glass (sll szeO Bgrniny Fluid
Chewing Tobacco, Matches,
Sega (sI eradssl Machine Gil,
Tanners Gil Luseed Oh, &C &c.
Together variety OF rurey, T,cth Hair snd Nall
Brushes the Patent Medicines ard every vsy Cf goods
ally soll Ia 2 Drug store.
Careful attent,n paid 10 packing and shipping.
AplO DOVE co.
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KENTUsKY'S REPLY To THE DEMAND FOR
TROOPS.
FR4NEgoRT, April 10.
r, NE Sccrciary Of Var:
Your di,ra,si has been received. In answer, say
sm-h,'i, K~ruyks ill iar-isa troops for lhe
Al sed purpose ,f sutd- lie sister Sou.hcra Safes
B.HkGoFFN,
Gov1ruor -f k,ltu. Ky.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS ANk,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TtNHE PLAINTIFFS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
ia AID Chartered ~ Legislature Of Virginia ~ receiv
DePosss q Five Dollars and upuar ca Which lntei -
- y pad q s rate u SIX per centan per Anne
Ga noni i've ceutur per Alunmn less tAn AZ no3s
lntereSt pAys,ie Semi-AnnuaIlT, desired :.
Dsoa,s sucevcd te once a. ne Of hesrs Dare
Eaiehsson, No. ~ MAln street.
III WILSON, PrssldsnL
Al R1ussos, fssAsuru, naii-iy
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LATER From EUROPE

LAIER FROM EUkUPh.
PORTLAND, April l6,h.-The steamship North Brtton
has arrived She brings information Of striking I'D
portanee. Markets are unchanged.
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TIE STATE DEBT.

IT, cat, IN, avn ,oe COG :, and ,if n, ,,s, mr.,
-. -. -; a. 90 -,e ca 49,, -. -, .,,..t,,
80, ,,,t- ., -. ,, ~ 80. -,
'NP''' N''' W '' s'''' " ''''' ''''''' '''"0
PRESENT POPULATION.
The s'a'e raay ming up win ropaAuon eosVE' person
EYhs oeea a,i'. ,a0e TO- Hl.'E me present p0pul"'on
'''''s'V' a'1o - I've p. 80 ~, -, , sa',
AOHicoLiOhA ihoDOOlo'
Tee Agricultural Products ~ Illinois are greater than those OF
ny she state The products sent OF during TIE past year
ode 500 600 tons The wheat crop Of 1850 approaches IS o00
' bushels, WINE me corn crop y'sS NOT less tn%h I4O'
'oshef' ,.,.,,-,,, r,,,, -, ,,,,-, e,,.,,
NovLsre can he irins ms f'rmcT 'cu i1'h ''ee'e re-
st' 'a' 90 t'eH ai' pi''. s9a -eV Beng o'0Fole
% deep h o2n, te fertility Of Wien ' unsurpassed BY any o.
we s't'-' M ,-,--.r o,r-,rrv, .Tcpo
1-"i ,,, -. v.....,,.-
q" - <''" -, =
tj-,t. 71s y.iJh Insa oe,s.rliaf.i 0roggb tses
Lr,s n, IN e-Dene Of ssoo0oOao IN 1870 tho pop,5lloR Il
.y, la ,i.,,,oJ an I /, ,,ssss tr1s min gs5 fcs
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JAMES NJ. TAr.Ol&ss, Auct'-.
DEREmP, o.:Y AUCTION sALK eFAvAL.

Ed a
j UABLE FARJ, VITA GsisT MILL HtREOE TOGErII-
Ea WITH Tas FNriRE STOCK OF CROPs p RnING IMrL o
MENTS, &C., on THE EEW Central Road ~ NILES PHuN
THE CRY Tire sutschbe,s business In requiring NJ
undivided attention. E proceed sell public Areton upon
the premises "WEDNESDAY he IL, day May ctmerclng
Ii O'Clock, H., the Farm ppol which IA,
aed c. trail Rofd In Hsnco County ~ mIts fran
tie city The property VIII be srSdyldei sold foows:
st The HOUSE ACT containing acres hishly
upo which th.re has % bushes Ct whet
and ten which vel! sat IN clover.
The improvements comortIt twosiory Dwer n.s
iny Eve with essry oct houses such stable barns
beds, &C.. al in perfect order.
81 tact q LAND con'sinR about so acres with beal'
fu building site thereon, excsest water and abundance
mari easy q
I'd tact a LAND conariag about % known The
MIL Tract upon whch there Is G Al Ia complete
ant larse MIL ono Ek has excellent trade and is ue
location Tor any nc,rg engage IN the ice buspess
" medG.ey ar the sale o. he Real Estate, will be iod the
enIe stock o. Crop Farming In Cm n and many other arb
Giles too ngEe:Ors 10 msltCp Ia al advertisement.
TFRN3 % SaLgsor the elte, ore urth cash; the bal
credit OF G. 10 mi Is EthB for negotiable
with interest added and secured BY tu deed The taxes FOR
1s ~ be paii ty IN cha For the per oaa propeit al
sums Of 40 and under cH.; that amount months credit
for approved, NEGOTIABLE notes, with Interest added
For further particulars reference Is made &c the gu scribrr
1871 between Main ami FI1u -tEaeis the auconser
The usual crops viii be sOted and the farm kept IN perfect
der until tle day of sat-. b. w. ROPER.
Jas NJ. fAYlos >os, Auc;t
AA pat Of the lrcpe:ty can be at the Office the
auct ,neers.
rp9-ctW J.MTAsoN.
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TIE STATE Debt only $40 IOeS9s 49, and tofn ne last rs
years reduced e. 46 So and may reasonably
sspect lat IN Ten years Il l0iH become extinct
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ygTOOp,s NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY ROE
w HEnaING9
80 hsI bis Of n. c. Family Zoe Herr,g' Woods brand
90 bhlI Of n Family Gfoss Hsrring Woods brand,
Skbls OF v O. Family Gu. Herrng Wood. b and
100 bbls Of Flrly Flour that carnot be surpassed,
10 chests superior Gre Gunpos Ger bl Tea5
bushes Of Mil OG such Bran Biownstud and ship
LOCO bales Of Timothy and Glover Hay,
100 bales OF Oats,
00O Qieel CITY Hams,
Old sumgardner whisky, O,ad Brandy and Champagne
Wines e the very rest quality.
For sale on the u reasonable terms by
ROBr. A. Y DABEEY
apis Corner OF Broad and Ith SIS oppo'ite Theatre
SS-wAuE-Ccmprising Gob'eiI Tuu.blers Wines,
" Champagses Lem,nales Ale Lager
ves Finger ow Jars Pickle stands Syrup Pitchers Glass
Tube amp, salt Cellars Fish G be sale China
and House Furnishing store OF fH0s A. BULKLEY CO.,
apis lSi Main street
CIEILDYYN,s CARRTAGrS.-An new and beautiful
stock Of Uhrens Carriages FRI the The chcape,t
qusi,y for sala ny ThOs. A. BULkLEY & CO.
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR sALy
I,2OO,OOO Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Acrss and
UpUard on Long Credits and LoV Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIE attention enepng and Industrious portion the
Il community directed to the following statements and liberal
inducements them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

Fvs raoUS,ND YARDS CT
BEAUTIFUL BAR.GEs,
BARGE ANGLAIs
FvULARDS, C7NLEs.
? ,Ga JAC~N NETS
anr-f Ibis Springs importation bought az 'n prices to be soli
q 20 cents per ytr1.
Car and see t-on before they are al sd
ans sANL = PgICE & co.
ORDINANCE DEP RT'fssT, STATE or Virginia,
RIOriN. sd April fNf, 1867.
OONNkNa ING OFFICE - 60 Fo' aud cuutet Troops who
hav u-.d rom % eEhr. than the Nory 40
Rro-t wu please GAS Department t- szs % r M
ball q. order t.; sal-ui0a usy b. prepare Tor them
vtsn ue-'-'.
D. vold be beet send bullets csp two the
a. cone. a-d the o. me rak % the piece
Apu g. tHSkLkS oiNMOCR. '"l or'nanc~.
TIlO0Ta BRVSHES-O; every Style aud qaa,ay, may be
siat DOVE co =,
uhf, brCg-sts
C,HEsT RANG 1ENsGN LADIES' CATERS.
~ have hand 1t % AIDES GAlrfRS, which VII
. a. greatly r.I4cel r'i.e LtD'ES CoNGHEss CATERS
su us1 sold 80 ~ ' AID $780, o1,r 70 the
pr- 81. ~ the los p~cs ~ 9. S.
Ws have $50 iu store al sscortmtn e. LADIES
MISsEs AID C6ILDEaNs CATERS, VI eh ~ VII sellcs.
PUTNEY WATTS,
fels rs Main street, RchuoEj
TIJST4INEy s0LIprFIED CREAM OF WILD FLOwERs-Por
shaving lo.' be satisfactory. FOR tte abutou
nn's preventing crurtocs &C. % ssperior any ether
soap lotion or cosmetic. For sale by
v. PETERSON CO, Druggists,
uht6 lSj Main Street
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands contguou, TO railroad eco miles in length,
which with other roads and navgabe lakes rivers
thus sordng unbroken Communication with the Eastern ard
Gnrthnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

THE CoSyESr'cS was in secret session. Before the
resouti.n 70 close the doors Vas passed bench broke
down in the crowded western gallery, and those under
rs,h were momentary alarmed by the apprehension OF
,be sudi descent upon them Of crushing mass, but
be ex en- Of the damage ascertaned, and ths
nromp inf rmaton "nobody's hurt restored equAuim-
~ The Convention took a recess from 70 4. aud ad-
Surned about O'Clock, p NJ, until this morning at 10
yo,.Io,k when the secret session will be resumed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

DARE BOOKs-For sale by
II JANIS wOODHoUsg co
Taron Oampsgn Hstory OF the Csnpalsns 1850 ISL
In he Sou Provinces OF Norh America BY Lieut. Col
TartJn, with maps and plan qiao, hEey bound in half
Morocco Gilt top
Wilson'S Arae oogy9 So' folio bound in g. superb
copv In hsif Morocco. gilt top
Smiths History OF Virginia 2 s., Svo
Jrhp,'of q Indian Narrative. IL mo boards
rnr y. History # VI ginia I vols syo
Amo Auecrot Of ihs Life the ct William Pit ri Of
Chatham. vols Sgo., cali
Fonten.l e on the ru-alfy Of Worlds sva calf
Memoirs of the Reign Of King Charlie. the First By Sir Philip War.
wick syo, hall Nor eco, gilt top.
Tsyor's Arator. l vol, IL no
The Characters The5phastus Translated the Greek add
Illustrated by Physcgnomlea Sketches vel Syo boards
Porte sir Rabt Ke) Travels In Georgia Persia Ar renia An
Client taby oas with numerous Eog svngs Portraits Cos.
tunes, &c. vos quaEto full calf extra.
Deaths DIing-nuueruS Original Competitions 50 Plates BY
DaYle Nllf CALI ap1b
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BfJis.m TAYLOR A son. AuCrs.
C,Anl rlISNfItNA = On ~ =, q. n.sr-r 4

COmMtSsiUNAv, sALEoF HEAL ESTAT
y ON NE Old RICHMOND TURBINE IN HtNsIOc
C0UNrYAs Con missioner spp tei by of tn Crert
snrco county, OF the 5h aay cylvsrrbe- 1850 in
syled Carter Staples administration as will sen
c auc.icn upnt erIenses WEDNESDAY, The 10Th CAV
Of A. r or fs not The next far day thereser
orock p NJ the ea etate IN the occ d q sn.oref
Attract 4 I'D IN county 4 II nreo on tie side
old Ri hmoad Turnpike ali iping lsf d. Of Loten
Fl!rtt and Others and oontsioiug i45K acres
law Cne-ou IN ssh; tie mainder unop credit Of and
year the purchaser executing bonds win good se,urv with
ne5c able SEMI annually an the tile N.
purchase money u paid conveyance dice ted by ne
Court. JOHN y. YoUSG. Cor.
JiHrs VI. TAY.os . n, huctr. sy9-9t
POsTPOEENiTNT.
consequence ~ noemen weather tie ab-ye sse WAS post
poned TIL FRIDAY, the 18Th list a. ~ o'clock p ".
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State IN the Valley the Mississippi Offers great induce
The settler the State Of Iinos There is portion
vri where all OF the conditions Of climate and soil sds
oily combine produce these two great staples CoRs and WEzAT
a. the Pralrles OF Illinois.
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JN5fN w. GREEl

o. B. DOUGLAS, T. GREGORY, n,
Aylett1, King Vim. CID Church, Hanover.
DSgGEAS d GREGORY
WILL eto1d all the Courts King william B.
W e. DOUGLAS will sso attend The Courts Of King Queen
Ard Caroline. fla-lv
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E0TsGE.

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the stse
~ respectfully Informed hat the Commissioners appointed
by Law for the purpose CT obtaining &C. have made
contracts for teseiens and as lest they delivered at this
post they lssaed Immediately according 70 priority OF date
Of orders. CHARLE3 Dl1NoCK,
Captain and superintendent Annoy
Richmond. Va. January s, iso1 ial0-u
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which, they viii perceive, viii enable them by proper eneE
and Industry to provide comfortable homes for then
sslyea and families With, comparatively speaking very little cap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

g0TdnnS HockbFidgc Alum Water.
.sIE OF h- lands Immediately adjoLng the cslet rated
4 Rockbddge Alum sprirs. ave been nty engaged IN
searching for meic Gal re just sb3ye the sad spgcs The
result Is sat they have found ALUM Water aboEt hundred
aud y yards above The said Srrg and In the hill from
whcl they come, fully equal In TIE cness and abundance o
mineral ogrednt' TO them The annexed lie ter from ha
or Wm Ghaw Professor o: Chemistry at the Virginia hltry
Institute gyes careful and exact nsys o! the above water
VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTrUTg
LEXINGTON Va March 10th, lsJ9.
JASRI W. JoRDoS Esq:
Dear Sir: very carefully snalysed the sample OF Alum
Water you time since, and Cad gallon Of 1t TO
conttn-
ofsnca, 1920 grains
ar suphae a. Al-mina 5GS9 grains.
OF 10 Of Magncsia 5fs grains.
or d. tfLme, 8oS grains.
or d. ofProoyide Of Iron, sS9s grain.
or do ~ rctt'h, Gjs grains.
or Free su'phuri- Acid, sSjs gra5s.
Chloride OF -oi.sm, IN small quantity but determined
orgs ne matter not determined.
Fly cop-rg It's analysis wth the pubshed 1nay SIS Of the
Rock ridge kDn Water yc1 pi pei ceve s all Of the leading
constituents n & latter tr present Ia yours, and that
~t a. rumbe expressing the % Hns drer' ese
dGrsn~ss greater exists between the waters aud
g. Ro .kbridge Alum. tn tally the
same and have doubt In the Of jesses yours will b.
found "a be fully cacols tie celebrated Of TIT
Roc.b idge Alum. Very r6s7.ctiullv,
Yous obed!ent servant,
va GILHAd
gT-AI orders FOR the above must be addressed to
p JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Druggists,
apl No. ll5 NRl1 tr.et chal0Ll Va, soe Agents.
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RY DAVIS. nErpRrr Z 90.

P For le acconmod on Of persons tesiDg 10 ai,e tho
SALE viii leave Prc5elcksbug 2, 'elock, ST. and
In clccS = NJ. tns dsy q sae ATlG; q he
Sc sen 80 M oi-r ~ 'i-
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A BOOK AH0UT DOcrORs.
WEST JOHNSTON,
AS Main street
WV ROCKS:
BOOK AR-TT DGcTCRS. Ey Cordy Jefferson, author Of
'Nov@- end Ncve SIS r. Illustrated S'.s5
TIE MA !OEAt coz R'vFasY Tie Voice 4 the Fathers
TfE IL l'GEsIE ~ BJR.E CIOG y id-ard HayLeE, "A
&C. y s. $3.50
MIC tULAy's Eyi ANpvo . I2ao Nd syo &c and e 20
ANHU - SCENT FC pIs-"NEi; Yer Roofs 20 Facts ~
Science ann 'rt. tdfe Ly D4yi' \ VOLS a. 81 J -
THF GREAT PRFPkR- lion; or, ged mpion Drswsih IN
5,otlish ha'i5tal Church. vols a..
TRUHPa Novel. b. George William Curtis Illustrated
81 80
"a srSsEsE .4AfU slh s.opcl Ter 81 t,r 3. Il
"a aycanor, ClrrrA ith Jsrs-s Bead Ms
sha the Er Monday % October she will receive few email
boys Termss3o per session 90 ontls. Dls-r
NOTICE.
V0LUTEER oHcers OF the State respectfully Informed
deo he hdutsu; General authorize the superintendent
Of the siste 4rnory 70 is,ue sr-.s, &c dels-tf
yATSsC nIh1ET'TFD 70 tbs JAIL Oy THE CITY OF
NARY HOLMES, WHO represented herself AZ that tine
belonging 20 John MaTth o. the county Of Greenbre
then, she claims to bel re Che 3 quite bScL tEsLty
Old I've feet sN inches h and portion OF her ont teeth
ouEsS well dressed whe Committed, and hiss good supply Of
clothing.
property pay cAsges and take her away Otherwise she will be
dwsh with ss tte law directs.
THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
mh26w Sergeant and Jslor 81 the City OF Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

rv,OOTa BRUSHES-O; every style aul Quality. may be
\ eiat DOVE co =
utf, DRUGGISTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

IN NEGt..- we vii sell ;s morn 'pg, At ~ ocl e.
'Df Fif y rEelg taYss. DAVIS, DEUPkEE CO.,
80 'i' r-ro,rs' Tan Hsyc a'1 Franklin Sta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
S4TATEFS 9E FEEE

FovRE CaGSAC BRANDY o,lsd by udolpAo
Z 81 ig- Frr...,ry DOVE 3 co,
nj Uioles4. Drug ists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17
Ply PULLIAH 3 co. As,ts

y NEGtL.s.--t viii gn4s MO thIN6, al IL oc.ock
I4D Trsuty-tye Likely y gees. . - , 49,
spl1 FrInklin, "a door beos Wal sItel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

The State rapidly hng Up With PopulAuon s5sO25 person
having slnce 1884, making The present population
1890. aratlo Of lO2 per cent N ten years.
ArDIrTrI nrInT-crc
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SHARKS PATENT
Golfer HARROW.
". -,,-L. Oh. .,t.nt.an o. The Farming Community

II p9s.g- Fsr sarby DOVE a CO,
ul2- pgusgists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-17

I'VE TaoUSNNo YARDS CT
BEAUTIFUL BAR.GEs,
BAR.G ANGLAIt
FpULARDs CTATL'Es
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-21
Wonders Of the Mind.

There is reason to believe that no idea
which ever existed in the mind, can be lost
1t may seen TO ourselves to be gone, since we
have no power to recall it; as is the case
with the vast majority OF our thoughts
But numerous facts show, that it needs only
some change in our physical or intellectual
cordlton, to resto the long lost impression
A servant gill Tor Instance, twenty-iour years
old. who could neither read nor write, 10 the
paroxysm OF fever, commenced repeating
hueutly and pompously passages of Latin,
Greek, and Hebrew and it afterwards ap-
pcared that in her early days, learned cler-
gyman with whom she lived, had been in the
daily habit of walking through a passage in
his house that opened into tue kitchen, and
repeating aloud tie very passages which she
uttered during her fever. How many inter-
cs,ing ipfereuces crowd upon the mind in view
Of such facts f! What an amazing power do
they prove to exist in the soul And what
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-21

TIME.-Thc eloquent Robert Hall thus
moralIzes upon this oft repeated subject -
: Time is the most precious Of all our poss-
csions; by lar the greatest deposit we have
received in regard to what depends on its
use. There is nothing in eternity but what
springs out of time All the good which
eternity has in store, and all the evil, all the
promises, and all the threatenings of God
in Scripture, all will be realized in conse-
quence Of, and in proportion to, the i'm
provement or abuse of the present time of
our probation. Time is the seed OF eternity.
At the judgment the question which will de-
eide our destiny will be no other than this
How have you used your time 2 And the
less there remains Of this precious article
the more valuable it should appear. The
narrower becomes the isthmus that separates
US from eternity, the moro times seems to en-
large Itself in moral magnitude. In a word,
10 sqiander time is to sqnander ALL"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-21

Etcrnitoity has no gray hairs. The flow.
crs fade the heart withcrs, man grows old
and dies, tue world lies down in the sepnlchre
Of ages but time writes no wrinkle on etcr-
nifty Stupenduous thought The ever
present unborn, undecay aying and underlying
the endless chains, comprising the life of
God the golden thread, cutwning the des-
tines oil the universe. Earth has its beauties,
but time shrouds them for the grave its
honors are but the sunshine Of an hour; its
pleasures-,hey are but as bursting bubbles.
Not so in the untried bourne. In the dwell
ny Of the Almighty can como no footsteps Of
decay. Its way will know no darkening-
eternal splendor forbids The approach OF
night.
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THE CRUCIFIXloN CARICATURED.-Me Melanc-
tbon, the Retorner, relates the following aw-
'ul illustration of the judgment Of Divine
providence
A company of prcfaue wretches under
took to represent, in farcical way, the
death-scene of our Lord Jesus Christ, when
he who acted the soldier, instead of piercing
a bladder Of blood, hid under the garments
of the one on the cross, ran the spear into
his side and killed him. The dead man fell
from the cross uron he one acting the part
of the weeping woman and killed him. The
brother OF the man first slain Immediately
killed the murderer, and was aftervara tried
and hung by sentence of the court. Thus
did the judgments of Almighty God speedily
overtake those wicked men, who sought to
triAc with one OF the most solemn scenes
known to man.
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Time Wasted.

A dreadful account must be given of all
this lost aud wasted time, When the Judge
shall ascend his throne in the air, and all the
daughters and sons of Adam are brought be-
fore him, the grand enquiry will be, what
have you done with all the time Of life in
yonder world? You spent thirty or forty
years there, or perhaps seventy or eighty, aud
| gave you this time, with a thousand oppor-
tunities and means of grace and salvation,
and what have you done with them all? How
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many Sabbaths did afford you? How many
sermons have you heard? How many sea-
sons did | give you Tor prayer and retire.
ment, and converse with God aud your own
souls' Did you improve time well Did you
pray? Did you converse with your own souls
and with God? Or did you suffer time to
slide away in q thousand impertinenccs and
neglect the one thing necessary? .-...r,
A frui'less and bitter mourning for the
waste and abuse. of time will be another con-
sequence of your folly. Whatsoever salis.
faction you may take now iu passing away
time merriIy, and without thinking, it must
not pass away 70 forever. If the approaches
of death do not awaken you, judgment will
do it. Your consciences will be worried with
terrible reflections on your foolish conduct
DR.. Watts.
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No Dull HouRs.-" never spend one
dull hour" said Ctementinc, the daughter OF
were uttered when she was in declining
health, when it was necessary to leave her a
great part of the time alone. What was the
secret by which, under those depressing cir
cumstances, she was enabled to escape those
dull hours, which so many of us experience?
Sac had the preseoce of Jesus Who can
have dull hours when they are blessed with
the society of their best beloved friend p
She had habitaal sense of the presence Of
Christ. ,.-...f. ... -