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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

HALIyAx, Thursday. April 3.-The Niagara
from Liverpool on the morning OF the IA.
aud Queenstown the al, arrived herr tnts
evening. s $50 F84~ fhss
sREA1 sAirArs. .'9&
The procsediu g In Parliament on the alih
were uatmpoT;ant. esfs sssg -
Mr.. L7yard, in the House Of Ccmmo n, An.
swsred some Inquiries relauveto the Ita,Icn
"Proved.msnts corimistee but .houees
ipcon sistcnt v fth the dignity Of the Italian
Gossrnm emit for English MiEiet<ys t. layts.
psrs rslasiye 20 the STAIR before fsriidMHnt.
In the House Of Com m cus on the Vth. Mr..
Baxter opposed the sxpenditsrs On. fortl0ca.
,icns IN TIE q lonfee. except AZ xreat naval
q. Aticas xa So - t5>s ssA4 u
SIR q. q Lswis thopsht the defence Of the
colonies waa partly . eosoniaI aud partly
there we're two great atoms, which had sab
1ect to their rule a. large q PORTION OF the
globe ~ they ouid well govern, viz; 0rsst
Britein and tbs United States. Amsrics had
adopsed the principle OF csnualtssst0A--
England took di Hefent course, ltkad even
local legal alton, Ard did rzofees 70 oyfpe i's
colonies within ciroct rape OF me censrs!
Govern mens. tWssess umtd thAe IT gsano
recsivrs great nene6t nom tho coloItes, epd
II tina. :, as thu caae she Was bound 20 pfodecs
thesa. Eethought IL Imp,sstois 10 lay down
any general rule, and urged he House 10 GO
Af,sr :nrther sbats mr.. Bsxser Withdrew
his proposition.
nltirer Gibson obsained leave 70 >bsipe In .
bill 10 amend the shipping acss. ano etve ~
fec: 70 fome re IONA OF the slaee
Shipping Committee. aaa4%v @ss &c @st
How LlseoLx's ssAsc,PAraons roLicS - Rs
ss aAhnKD.F = ses
The Tendon Tnses IN apoihss editorial on
Mr. Ttncoin's kmanstpat or Mesei sc. ta.sls
can n.rdly be looked arr scytbirk roe
IN an an invitation to G3Tessss 1he sHejsSt ~
tonsress 1t l. elear taat IL slsv-ry ~ 70
cease even in the Border Slater. THO chsi ks
n, ust bs accom- piisaed BY oshsr means feen
those AZ which ne rctnts, which usenls, isis
cersain, are 70 atiy iuspplicaeis toshe Whole
Union. IRE 79mes fesis The pyoIcsed 'cp,a
Of conrromise will &c dtGicus o. aeceys. pcr
does IL believe II viii shrSs the rsvotusoa q
the South; a. . proposition hcWavef, hMo
10 POSSIBLY b sd, 70 ii . cRss9ticn OF thvtfknt
fal cor Met. the Ttmss thinks u WORTHY 81 az
casea On. TIE Pfsasdsnt muly eeys Ne ~.
ponies Of the war wouln bay Up tn9 Noyesn
scy sfyen esats. u this has any NsQume. ~
il ihs. tie morsy now devoted = kssl1t "
the sYtniee OF the Ncr.h mtxhf ~ mcU g.
vtnraxscuslv divers 20 RS 81 fss'ts - 81 =
slavesy IL hos~ re- svIs " = i Asv 1890 sss.
ibly IL is power III they are co1sees
10 tsep the stAve Stasea which hAve ros
seceds0, AAd - NJ The psAa Of eMAnctpAuons
and CON rensAslpN on them, tAey may
really ID sA- ness, accom- pliaA e1tel = uwe =.
great vessi atWtsA sSat6lSaxs eas'st
s4 pA -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

StsN al L1rgc.-The convict, Bill Melon.
aid, who escaped from the penitentiary on
"Wednesday last, was e'ill st large yesterday
evening. From description Of the prisoner
furnished tie city police, we learn that he YVES
born ia New Orleana, is i've feet six inches
high, dark hair, what be has ieft,) ssllow
complexion, dark eyes, and Roman nose. The
left elbow of p'i soner has been broken, and
he has on enc urn the figure OF i, fireman, done
in Iadis ink
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

The Late Homicide ~ith Bricktat.-The
inquest ON Geo. Bailey, private in the DAVIS
Light Dragons, VINO died a: IL O'Clock OF
Wednesday last, a. the Medical College,
showed that his skull had been fractured by
some hard substance. which had driven in the
bore; that an operation was performed by Dire
Conway and Joynes. and portion OF the
temple aud frontal bones Ia ken awsy-psrt ~
The tiagers and par; by the instruments, which
left the brain and its coverings exposed Inc
"hard substance iha. Inflicted the irJdIy lie
said to have been a brickbat. The evidence
before the Coroner did not show who threw
the missile, though VIM D. Bowman Is nnder
arreat fsr 40 doing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

Acguitted-A called Court of Hastings ae,
ssmbfsd al the City Hail yesterday, at ii
o'oIo, k, fox the examination Of John Sterling,
for ffaudu!ertly oft lining marriage license
10 marry eau hitter of Mr. G. c. Mitchell, aug
John Wilkinson, for swearing before the c.erS
tia, Mitchell signed Ihe paper giving his con,
sent to the marriage. Il 10 known shae finee
lie marriage (which, by the way, YVES author
igsd by Mrs. Mitchell Sterling had joined q
military H company and was anxious to serve bis
caunry tbs combiaed with the fact that
Mr. Al. had coao'u led that he did not want TO
prosecute his soI.-in law, led the Court TO dis
charge the parties.
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conspired in very percep.ibIe degree to
raise the volume Of water In the bed OF
james rivsr. Shockoe creek vsstesd ny vac
swollen to very respectable dimensions, and
the hydrant wster gave evidences of being
largely inpregnased with mountain nnd Il
has been sag 1es,ed, and with great show of
reason. that If the people of this city wan.
cool, clear water during the present summer,
they had better set about dig giDg wells, taat
beipg the only feasible mode Of procuring il
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Contribution Of Metal We understand that
John l.. Tate, Eco, has had the Ornamental
iron railing aud lead work removed from his
residence in this city, ard has presented the
same to the Government, to he w3rEet up
into material for carrying ON the war. Every
and thereby aid the cause of the South 10
some extent.
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Toe Washington Correspondent Of the Pal.
ladcipaia Mqstssr states, that ins recent war
order Gees 10. interdiet the CORES rcrtsnts
o. is ysl American journals rom aeeemp.-
nyips Inc army, b1l is intenaed TO exclude
80 correspondents If iaTeigS rspsrs. The
reeson ftank.y assigned being That tbs lat
tsr '.publish every thing. whether desrimen.
tAl or not"
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Hiou}a not HarH.-A number of persons
employed at Gel. Dapcsn's geographic estab-
lishneut, Gu Government work, hoping to in
cresss their profits, Yesterday refused 10 strike
another lick unless their wages were consider
ably raised inrscorJiag tina sequel the reader
will remember that iii Sc persons were getting
good pay at lifetime Tnay slept, by order 4
Gsn. WiadcT, III Castle 4 3isin last night.
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CLERK Appoiatea-Mr. Marcsllas r, Stark,

Ciert Appo'ntsd'-Mr Marosllas 7. starke,
Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court Of APP
peals, was yesterday chosen to that position
by the Judges to succeed the late Jos. Allen
A courteous and obl;ging disposition, com
bined with intelligence Of no inferior order,
and thorough acquaintance with the duties
of the position, admirably quaiiiyihe new ap
pointee to give satisfaction to Court, bar, and
sui'er in shis, the highest Court known to the
law of Virginia
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Iaoness. Th, inry of inquest that examined

Isqsess- The jury Of inquest that examined
the b,dv Of Preston G. Be- saIle late member OF
the Peeidenss Guard, who died on Wednee
day. ~ II wss thought. from the effect OF pol.
son administered by mistake, assembled on
tho evening Of Wednesday at the hoepitsi,
e,fnar Of Henry and CLAW streets, and heard
the evidence, after which they returned
verdict that ho came to his death by disease
unknown to the Jury. 1t was in proof shat
the deceased had complained Tor several days
of illness, ana had obtained a very small guam
tity of laudanum or other opiats 10 induce
sleep, but there was nothing TO chow that It
caused his death, or WAS wrongfuliy admin
istered. Deceased had eaid to one OF the
witnesses that he had been in former years
autieet to fits. and had been ruptured. The
exoostire incident to a soldiers life may have,
and % doubt did, bury him Off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

"IFcr Wnara'ioas"--Ta exhibition of
Lee Maiory's ''Waf Illustrations ut Metro
ps!i:a. Hsli, is we'll worth the pa'ronsgs Of
the publ 6. AS the hall IL. crowded every
evening, We would advise an early attendance
tonight IN order TO secure an e.iyib.s seat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

81 Trims Church -Rsv. Wm. Norwood,
u. d, has accepted call 10 ST. Johns
ehurch episcopal in this city, sni will sn;sr
Gpoa the duties II his sacred office on the
thira Sunday II tbs iaousa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11

Tie Varieties The beautiful play Of "Ths
Marble Heart 80 ciiastoiy rendered on Wed
nssday rigat, will be again performed to.
night. Tha characters are wei sustained bv
the ladies and gentlemen Of the company.
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Demon1tratioas Al Roms-Aema ka BILE Scene
at the Forum

The latest as;yjcss from 4cme SHOWS Tia t
the die sor Dances Ia that city have hesn cen
~ even greater than usual. The French
troops are stnticn ed ia tie pr ncirsl rluares
II the city, 20 preserve order, and on the
g n 81 February ihe Ccrs1-- ths Eroac way
II Roms-->S completely clo:et 10 al .raf-
tic, because the LIBERAL citizens had sc,dst
% walk quietly nj ing the rec IL procession,
1T an arroin ted h ,nr Tns d y Before this he
following curious scsas--ls d:scribed by The
q. rTespo den. OF the London Dolly Ec,os-
tooh place at the Forum. The Naticn ii Cum
mites had issued an address TO induce the
demon -,rsiioa:
SAFER renaIking hat the Pcn a ssl Gov
erulnsnr desired them to azh 81. themselves
As Bachsnsls IN tha torso, that Europe
might Dsiieve that they were either stupid
or con en Ted under its ycke--hut III Il ~ aY
wera assure: tcat Dnty Bca~hOaite big nds,
ea ployees ard Jesui s would lend hem
lies 20 such M ckery--EAa CON Tee con
cIudad in these words: Romans Iaes,ye
those who fell tnsmsl Ives worthy CT
such no1!e cen parry 70 frequent he C6rso
spd IL f.stini For him who respects him
s.lE--ser E,m ThO ieais him s.!f E.. the levsi
oi that high destiny ghich Pro yid ence has
reserved i,r It1iy aai ner q. pit,st--fcr hiEa >,
| The ancient Forum 0! home Gad every o: h or
| aIo. wh3rs linsar tie memoirs OF eur an
| cignt glory. offer EieasuEes worthy IT Ms &c.
grefe the schieyeg' aN:3 ct car furatsfbeTs,
| She true ,i;izsG OF Rome VIII rejoice, for he
| Will fad .keIe the promise II our approach
| Ing resurrection alter so many centuries of
| IL 'stortnIe V;ra P0nt.sce MOI. Re- Yfra
Ps,ari0 Emantite &c q Ilaito
'The class CT reorle et imposing the vcst
| ~ al iit.iae " e5 veTy remarkable mel for
| mousn: ecuiA IL have beec called q Incb.'
| TIE mS.ob rs u that sSpectGbls fraternity
| Wsra all IL the uorSo Here III the Forum
| V srs men, 81! of tt N decentiy dressed, mos
! Of them as bccaa:s weii-to do torTg. oisa,
| prof ssionil II ca and a. ~ ms, Ia Sunday at
| lire Sbcu. cua.tlur.h CT III Il Uers ladies II
carrirges, or rep ,cTahle women W liking
w,sh 81 ir husoa nos sud IL; hers Never did
l Understand before III all Iar visita To
| italy, what 4 srleLtii -aee, ply i.al;y, Are
| thess ital!ars Tnes we're ths mai ing OF
| soIn ak OF ssv-n .fthe irest volunteer reg
| reass n Eurcre.in tae crowd whioh filled
| Iae korria - day. ard thsr eoulTeEancss,
illuminated by hope and ccGrege, EsaSum ed
| AT * preston vs!y d,Aereat ir9,a she aEu al
| dorgcd iloSs or 4 modsfa Eom1a -
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A cute Yankee iu Fans sells Uancr in Z
gus.. barrel insssad at Sass, tnsthe may
avoid the law, aad N asa i. appear, hey oad
dispute. that he " sellinS itqaor y the bar
rel. -
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a "i:@Es1' Aklic.-We coeg the sufJcined

a "i:aEs1' Aslic.-We copg the suhJoines'
morc;au fYam jata S0r.hern paper:
Among tbs papers fonnc IA tha rebel camp
At Cnntrgvilic was The following viii.
sfnT WILL, q. T.. Wcsten baker t6ju-
taut Of .te ktietsenta Efgirnsnt Virgin
yc.naf-srs. do hereby bsqaeata this resi-.
dencs, with shoSal aad toass. and.rons, nc.
lures Ia csteaa. pciA,ers, shFif pigsoa ho;ea,
txc bsrFoas, fcn: stiaks of weed, END crock.
cry -1ase, 20 'se Ac1ataot OF the tirkt Yankee
Regimap. thu; Occupies thss cacp. hoping
raon 20 meet him as swerd'3 ispg,h neve-
u 40 afs.x nag baud, this --- day uf -, tss
80 = WokIst gsggR,
AtiusHnt ninet4snta nerimeHf Virginia
Vs-iua sesrs .
Ces.f@s we.teebaker Is ire son oi .ha IL
hYqtt9n II tie Da vsTsits of yiTsiGIs, ard
although dasajEg yoang r.on. viii take cars
not to tpgfoaoh 500 near tie sword OF au op-
poceaf
Dorntless tie profound JourEaiis.wbo per.
p.tys the closing paEsGsash would ''trsn.
BIT III his boots IL he should ca area 70 ssas
within reach OF the sword OF Adjrsant wor'
tsnbaksY.
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NASH vihLB.
~ NASHVILLE. a..
TIE Die mpfsis EcaicRcic. OF a rscen. dat

TIE siampfis kcaiGRcac. OF rscen. date.
says:
AL com publication has cea .eG, within the
last few ct.ys, with Nashville Xet, when
last aearsf rom, no change he'd taken place
in The gen n,ma nts OF her citizens They re-
Z ,rde,, tia FEEDERS, power with sustained
tbhorrenca, and turned from all overture
with III Suppressed disgust
IRE iogaAy Of the people OF Nash vile az.
foras nicola lesson by x+mpie and should
teach the Federals thst they cannot suhjsct
the mi Dis 90 people determined 10 be tr e..
although zh,sy MY make their bodies feel
the restr&i4r Of Oespotic power, arbitrarily
en forced.
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rHz YANKEES In soRrH .ARoLIEA.
A cor respondent Of the Petersburg Express

writes from Suffolk, April 9th. rs follows:
A messenger arrived here last z light, bring
ing the news that parry of Federal and
eG a: some POINT near Gli2abs eth city ester
day, and succeeded IN capturing two or
three aurdred militia stationed betu cen
Elizabeth City and Somth Miiis. The lest
was accu N pli.hed by getting in their rear
and cutting them OF frcm escspe. 1 could
Mt lsarn the number of Yankees thar land
cd
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rHs INDIANS In r8xAs.

the Indians in the Southwest, ls follows:
4 pro,is nee ing was hsId at Sumter.
Trinry county, OF toe l7.h inst at watch
lyol. Z .,cIton presided. The ohisct OF the
ueetinE, Us explained by Capt 1sowe and
M-. Tee ga rden, was TO col sider a req ue.s Of
the military service OF the county. TEess
Indians ware represen ted by An.ohic, Chief
Of tbs labnmss; Bill EiaEs and Will. Chiefs
Of the Neseog a.; Nh d alta kina, Cn.s! Of he
Cashauas.
AnGa.c made q speech. which was iater.
pretsd By Bill Blunt Ha said tha, they
knew nothing ahout tbs Yankees, but ID 1t
tnsy live in this ccuu'ry, .iaS want 10 AZ h.
ros it. They ais witiifS 10 lig ht aa = where IN
waE ted aid "A procuT n<AU acrt from thu
Governor 10 raise IN Indian company, with
Indian officers. and 81 W ate n ar for eommis.
sary, 10 attend TO tks. iu.sr es:s, &C
They thea chose ~ thsi- chief warrior or
captaia, John Scott waka, AZ Alabama j..
diaa and for their lsxt In cor mand,
Thorn pson, also m Alabnmiae; and Rob,. J.
Rowe, l. WI LIE man, for their coMmissgyy.
sBsEEALs BucxyxR AsD ssisaMAs.
Tesxsracs from late numb,r OF TINS Hos
ton Psss the following IN reg ard to the m n
nsr IN which Generals Hackner and Ttige
man pass shsit tims III Fort Warren
Generals b uckusr and Tiighmaa are tn,
two greatest itonA aucag rs. sTAsir rssidsucl
10 at Ho.el ~ WAsrsn, in Bos,na h.rhor
They room vi h Marshal Kaas, and. tnus far
are quite saushed WITH their acco3 - oda'
tons. They talk aud amokss eat md DRINK
aad rsad ths Boston neNspspsr VITA gssa
satisiaeuo
The otAsr dag asasgal TsisAnaa ssnarkst
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dN. aLADoEy.

Tns Uhash ssou Mercury gives the following
briei Sketch of the career of This Sai.ant Of
hesr:
Brig AdierI General Adl-y II. GLADDEN., who
los: al arm IL ms gTea. battle at EcTints,
yesiaaay, Is u Sour CarciiIiaL: 1t w:li %
r.msnl ee- ed that he WAS ths .I3Ior Of Sa.ieT's
reg, nenr, - q. V, daring sc Mexican " ar.
Upon The fan of hi, Colo 1ei s.ad Lieat Colo
nal ne assumed the cCicI1 ai OF the regi-
nent. He distiuguEhs hiineeIf by his Sal
lantry Vt Cnaruhuseo, and was s:y1rsly
wcued-o at me co Belsp gate, Ser some
weeks he bias had tie inim ediate ccmmi.uu Of
Tie trooys III and arou al Go;inth.
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Gen. q. r, B'cudsSayd, Ja ksoH, Tenn:
KT DEAa SIR-I am directed ey the First
Sc It's. CEtN CHI CT this city &c tender 10 you,
for the Confederate States the bell OF cur
enurcns with the prayer that God may give
Yea wisdom - dirac, our army, taat yon
my BE- able to drive toc Invader from cur
soil ard that peace ard prosperity may
speedily lie restored to cur eD,irs CoLted.-
rncy,
W,u you direct me- what 10 do with the
bell?
Accept Our b,a: wi shes for your heallh md
prosperity.
yoar CD t sary't, +. q. FLouRNor
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IRON PARls, TENN.

TIE Memphis Arpeei, OF the $ ins: says:
Ne hive few additional partt. ulars Of the
visit Of the Federal troops a. Paris, on Tues.
day last. Two promiaeat ciixsas were ar.
rested and caTr.et swsy--DIr. Lchn L. Van
DyAe, formerly Oaptaia Of the PARIS Minute
Men, and Col, f Z. Caldwell. wealthy citi.
gen who has been al active st rights al :.
yocate 81 ace The ccTnxos cement OF the pre-
ser troubles large quan'i'y Of tobacco,
e..ina, Ell al $4,000 pound, belonging 70 the
they made o dii,ssDt search 4 r Hon H F.
Cpmmlns, Represents tive from Henry couu
ty, WAC was at home His dwelling was
s:rtc1y examined, even % thTustlDG OF swords
i.to Suspicious hooks and corners. cdr y
e,udt d them, however, and Is now in the city.
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SLAVERY IN THR DIsrRlor.,


The Baltimore Neps Fleet. { the h, says
that in tho Senate Of tas III Led States the
bill erlanci 2atlng tee slaves III the Dis trict
Or Columbia. with comp .nsation to legal
owners. WIS finally passsa BY vote { f 90 40
IA Among aae AL endmants ado pied was
u.e alio wing ;Le evidence OF negtU W he
t.keh baoEe civil tribunals. sg unst white
persCsNs.
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CAPTURFH.

Commander Kan.sr. OF The Confederate
gu abo.s Gsiaes. captured on the I'd ms ant,
OF Nc Aie, .hs Yankee schoouer Isabel, frcm
Key Fyss.. Cor Ship Island, commanded py
Masters Mate Post, q. s. N. Mr.. Fost m isssd
his recE0nins, ind entered no bile Bag. !n-
stead Of the Sound near Ship Island. The
Isabel was formerly the tender W. H. King.
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t.aria IL, Ierch so. 1854.
Nix LEAR Sic Gar letter of the 2sl inst,
Offering ne, for tne use OF the Confederate
S,stcs the bell Of tne f,se. Baptist Church,
hiss Bean received.
have the assuraa &C from m II her Of per-
soak thaitne planters wall al furnish rae "a cir
be lis; ana, re)Ftng Upon .his prom So, have
declined tts off5r OF m=ny churches, to fur
nisn me tneisz also.
with my kiadeg: thanks for your wishes 10.
our CON moa cause, and my tn a1d prcs-
rs.iiy, rem in yours. very res psct fully,
u. (. 1EAcaBaAaD, 9el Tom .'g
7oJ @. Eonrnoy. Asq., Mem phi., Tean.
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Two Days Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIyAx, Thursday. April 3.-The Niasnrs
from Liverpool on the morning OF the ~
aud Queenstown the nj, arrived herr int
evening. ass &s -- sey-e
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GGOrtestGr 9aiIp Spp.
Po.t Omce-summel


- - Mails Close follows
SortneTn W orcester County Vermont and New Hamp.
lfe, wa oTeester Nashua Railroad at 500 M and
iitehburg Lancaster, Leominster West Boylston Oak
o@ts Sslhton, Lowell and Nashua, n. H, at 500
Snl SSO p m and due 9.l5 m. and 100 D. m
SIS g. m.
City of Boston, 80 and 400 a. NJ l2lo g. and LOO D
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Sfassa.
chusetts-9Oe m. and SCOT M. and are due at $40
Rhode Isiand-( Except towns on the Worcester and
PROVIDENCE Railroad $50 M and $50 and are
at ~ k4o, a, nj Snd $50 p m ,..,-o.,, qp
m; and is due at $40 a m.
Western-(An towns in Massachusetts, West OF Wor
cester,l a. m, and are due at l2,45 p m an
a. M, and 20 p M; and die at 2,45 and ~ - p IN
Springfield, 500 am, and 90 p m and are due al ~
Hartford, ali Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties) $50 and 500 p m and are due
at IL As and 1915 p. m.
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn., 1890 a. IN ,
New YORK city and southern States $50 a. M and ct
soc and 6l5p M; and are due at 900 a. and at 3,Sn
Barre, Barre Plains, Petershar Paxton, Dana North
Dana, aad West Rutland, 945 a M; and due Oh
Holden, Rutland North Rutland, Richardson Cold
Leicester IS a. m, and 4S0 y m. snd due at 500
a. M and 800 P. N.
ana are que al . ~ q. m, and 6.3c p m,
Shrewsbury. SIS p m, and is due st 800 a, m.
Grafton New England Village, and Cordavie, $50 .
m; and are due at $3.50 p m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
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and 800 p: m: and are due at $50 a. m. 6l5p m
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum. Scald
Head Sore Eyes,

From Harcey Seeker, Esq, the able editor Of tim aTuG-
Our only child, about three veais Of axe. was at
lacked by IfmpGs on his forehead They rapidly pread
uhtl they formed athsome and viruleni sore which
covered his face, ard actually blinded his ewes Tor
osys skliiul physician applied nitrate of silver and
DAYS we guarded his hands lest with them he should
Gar Omen the fostering and corrupt wound which covered
ms Whole face Having tried every thing else we had
any hope from, we began giving YOUR SARsAPARLLA and
APPLYING me i0dide Ui potash lotion you direct The
sore began To neal when had given the first bottle
and was well when We had finished the second The
ehlid cN clashes which had out, grew again and
he is now as healthy and fair as any other The whOls
nelghb0rhOCd predie.e thai The chilli must die "