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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

DRoBATE NOTICE. GcoTge ". Underwood
kNeeutor uf the estate of Elizabeth Anderson
deceased has flod his dual accounts for the set
lsmgni Of said estate, ia the Probate Cour' oI
No"d cosnty, Ohio; and the same viii be for hear
.'ng On the 18th day OF April. lS65.
L. TlLLEk, Probate Judge
AilA ", iatJ, J0h'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

& THE STATE OF ONO, In the Court of Com.
81 Woop C0uSTY, ~. mon Pleas.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

~ Wi Go3. Dis
This evening, at about 9;30 p N, at
,Fwd's Theatcr tie President, while sitting
in hiY private buy with Mrs liNuoln. Mrs
Harris and Major Gat,burn, was shot b,
,u assassin who sr ldulv entered the box
behind the President The assassin then
,lcaped upon thc stage, hgauishjnga large
dagger or knife, and made his escape m
the rear of lhr thratr.
The pisto. bal entered lhg back of th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
ADMINlsTRAToR,s SALE:
A nAnNIsrRAToRls sALR or REAI

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
IA EsTaTE-In puuuancS Of en- order OF The
Probate Court Of Cuyabogs county, o /, to me di-
rtcted shall oser for sale the premises in the
CITY tf Ieveland, on the 4th day Of May, 1856 81
O'Clock P. NJ, the FLOWING pieces OF Land situ'
aud ia the city Of Cleveland, OuyahogR county
State Of Ohio, and described as foloF5:
l. Being part OF ton are lot No lSIi and ls
bonded As follows: Beginning st the southwest
corner OF St air aud Ross street; thence north
ery along the west line Of Ross str ct half way 70
Hamilton street; thence we teriy parallel Win ~.
Clair street. City feet; thence southerly, paLalei
with Ross street, to the southsrly line OF st. Olair
street; thence esstery along st. Clair stIeot hfty
feet to the place Of beginning, being o. feet Aeni
on st. Clair street by about l25 feet deep.
q Being part OF said lot No. l37, and being 90
feet front on north side Of St. Clair street and tx
tsnding back half way to Hamilton street, ABOUT
I25 fest and being next west OF and ADJOINING the
fret named piece.
8 Being part Of ten acre lot No l3s, and bound .
"a AZ f5lIoEs: BagInuing at point on the north
erIv ;fne o ST. Cla1r street, 40 feet eAstsry from
me Intersection Cf taid norther y line with the
easterly line Of Boss street; thence northeriy ~
right singles with st Clair sire {, half way "a
HEmiltsn street; thence east, Fly parallel with
ST Claif street, tn feet; thence southtrly along
the westerly line Of land OF jane Holden, 70 me
northsrly line Of Ct Clair street, thence Wts'ery
along said northerly line, IA ioet to the place o
i. Piece apprAi.ed at s., 200.
o 100.
q 60 Ss 200
Terms Of sale, one-third down and balance on
J tfrns L. PbENTISS,
Admir- Of James Prouafoot.
Cleveland April s. 1865. aP3:EO6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
~PHIIOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

rpe Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of Anst'
3ny have determined, regardless Of expense, 70 IS,
me frSe flor the benedt OF suffering Humanity, and
1nnrassion al ouaokery) four Of their most inter
sting and instructive Lectures on Marri,g an1 Us
Iisouslffcations, Nervous and Physical Deollity'
Premature decline Of Manhood, indigestion y eAk,
aess or Depression, Impotsnoy, Loss OF Energy ano
Manly Power; tbs great Social Evil, and those
1siaiifs which result from youthful I3lles, eK-
,eSSes OF maturity, and ignoEsloe OF Physiol'gy
and laws Of nature. .,....
# ,Feniighteping and saving Thousands, ond VIII pc
nrwRrded frss. on receipt Of four stAnps, by ad-
iregginR SECRETARY, New York Auseum o. AhhI'
5my and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, heW YORK
febl6R9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

roy A PH4SlOION1OAL r4hW
or observation-disclosures nearly 800 pages
and Is0 foe plates and ongravings OF the snstomy
n the human Organs in state OF health ana DIS
ssse. with a Treatise upon Early Errors, lts Ge-
nIorabIs conseouenees upon the Mind and Body
Eith the Authors plan Of treatment-the only ra-
tionsi and successful mode of cuTe, IS shown by
ths report of cases treated. tTuthiol adviser 20
he married and those contemplating marriage,
mo entertain doubts Of their physical condition
sent ee Of postsge to any sddreEs on receipt o. 70
oepts IN stamps II postal currency, By addressing
DR.. La ORofX, No. 81 Maiden Lane Aioshy'
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
5sa Ses upon which his book treats either perton.
aIy or BY mail, and medicines sent to any pSIt OF
the world. aDL1-zlo
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

New Goods at Union Hall for Spring,
is now the theme Of which 1 sing
We've all the latest styles just made
To suit the finest city trade,
OF new Spring OvercOats and Sacks
To OF the form liSe moulded wax
And Business Coat1 Of stylish make,
Ali Of tho present sty es that take
But then the crowning Goats Of all
Are the DBEss COATS at Union Hall.
Wo pride ourselves that we excel
Bll others in the ooNs We SELL
For In them yOu will always ind
Fit, Fsshion, Grace and Ease combined
Bot on cur Cos's 1 will tot dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
or every hue, and shade and style
To tlll you all would take whilei
So will only mention here
That those no would in style sppeArI
Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OL0rp ING best to please the syei
And not alone the eye to plesse,
But money save in buying these;
For we will Eell ct prices low
No matter how the Gold does go.
In Furnishing Goods both rich. and neat,
We have a stock full and complete;
Our gallant boys in blue" will find
All kinds Of goods to suit their mind.
We've blso for the boys in store
A better stock thaa eer before;
And can a fit, both great and small,
With CLOTHING best at UEIoS Hall.
ERTIhs fnest stock Of Spring and Summer
Olo.hing and the Lowest Prices in the Gig st
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of
STR ONG'S ARMY 9IR RVNKS,
SINGERS SEWING MA CHIMES,
AND
StoFP's IUtOmaIO1 Prolsm8n3
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
R95- Lock ont Tor the Giants ap5
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~ MANHOOp AND THE VIGOR

HT MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
OF YOUTH RESTORED in four weeks, BY Or.
Rloordis ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr. Bieord lof "a
Isl hiss appointed an A. gent in New YORK for me
ale Of ia biRhlV.priEed Essence Of Life. This
gonderful agent viii restore Msnhood to the noat
,battsred constitutions in four weeks, and II used
sooordng to printed INSTRUCTIONS, fsilure is impos'
slble success, in every case, ts certain. 80
n Rjcordis Essence of Life Is sold in cases, With
f1l instructions for use at 50, or four Quantities
IN one for So and will be sent 20 any part, careinl'
" packed on receipt Of remittance to his aesredI'
a agent Circular sent frae on Teceipt ot ioui
,t.r,5z PHILIP RoLATD,
44T Brooms street, Ons door west Of Broadway
s.b1E.pa Nov York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
MACHINISTS.
THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY

COFllrsr 'front.' and 3 ehuOW bl1<f
(oPFosITs DEPoT,)
Il arsin opsu, and the subscriber begs leave 20
Inform its Cd friends and patrons and the public
generally. that he is now ready to build
ALL KINDS OF REGIMES
Portable or Stationary.
Ia is also ready to do all kinds Of REPAIRIhe
on short notice and in a workmALhke manner:
" psTtionisr attention paid TO PRoPEILER
WOpK Our facElities for man ufacturing NULL.
GFARIEG ere as good as the best. The Patterns
bsTe been accommodating for upwards OF twenty
ave years and are Of the best quality. All oroef'
Idsrs-1 J. RIGG, Manager,
isnSfRs Box 4T5I Cleveland, Ohio
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PERIODICALS.
oUR YOUNG FOLKS.


An illustrated Monthly Magazine tT BOYS ana
Girls, edited By J. T. TR ,WBRlDGE, GAIL
HGMIITON and LU5Y LARcOM. This Msgs-
-i1a has already attained circulation unpa, al
ieIsd IN the history Of magazine literature. Win
tba issne of the Aprit number II vii have an es
tabliEhed circulation OF $1,000 COP es. 1t Is cor
5isiiv Commended BY Jth tn sscuaT snd religious
svs. $40 Nv All persons interested In the subj Ct
~ T1veniIe Literature, while the expT ssions OF
Srat6oaticn the publishers daily receive fcom pa
p nts. and also from the Young Folks thsmseiVes,
convince hem that the magaA ne answers Want
tbnt h universally felt. 1t a tAe aim OF the fub-
Iishers to m ske 1t frst class Magszi IN every
respect and they will spare nelther l@ooI nor
otbepse IN their endeavofs to furnlsh 70 tnef
rnnng readers one whose monthly VlHlts shall te
slvays welcome, and shall be e1peo cd win plea
sure. ,..... =, . s,lto,-,,,.
among many prominent names: Mrs SI0h n a.
W I0NGFELL0W, JOHN @. NHlFT1Eh, y: w.
HOLMFS, Mrs. L. n. CHILD Captain MAINE
Terms 90 year. Single numbers 20 cents saeh.
An gubscrfptions payable IN advance. Speoimeh
comics OF Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad-
dress for % cents each: g. oro O.
JoHN H. AHMoE, at Bakers Book Store, SoS su,
,srior street Cleveland being our only authoriAea
AGENT or the State Of Ohio si orders for the TRADE
- veil As subscriptions should be addressed 20 nm
/ - Atlantic Monthly and Our Young koiAs sen
| 20 any address for s.. vrDs
/ Publishers, Boston.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
~ Notice Is herebJ given that the undersigned
- 6arn Appointed and qualified az rdministrater
= ,Is est.te OF the lAto J. W. Gray in place OF J.
st.nbans,p. resigned. All persons having
Claims against the estate vii present them legally
rs5 and nII persons owing or having unset
Ig re requested to present them within
thitrv days for sdiustmsnt.
'niAiS a Z, SANFORD. Admln'stIator.
mn 0o4l once 1872 Superior ct No. 6, "a 1oor.
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PIANOS.

CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufsctu-
4 irer, ~ Grand. Square, and Cottage Upright
PIAEO FORTESs
Fo. z2B BROADWAY, NV YORK.
Each Instrument warranted ave years.
Al Wholesale and RETAIL 26 par cent les than tnt
usme class Piano elsewhere.
Dealer will do well TO examine our tnHsrnments'
DT send for . eatalcgue. hoesaA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN tbeunder. izned has been appointed and duly
o5sI,esd Ss Admirfstrafor Of the estate Of ssmuei
White late of Cuyahoga countY ana SLs-s oi Oni"
SsoesSsd os.1. ! y HARVEY LATIMER,
Adu'r Estate Of Samuel White, dec dse.a.
March n, 1885. mzo'So0"s
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HOOP sKIPTs.

81 TIE ONLY sKKT AND G0EsEF FACTORY IN
TIE CRY ga
Great number Of hands constantly employed. All
our o's made mp in this city. Mandatory
and Wholesale Rooms, 95O superior
street, Up stairs.
RETAIL STORE, NO. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE
Every kind Of Skirts, OOfsets and Ls ties White
Goods Of the Latest styles, made to order and al
ways on hand Also Fancy Goods in variety.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATROHlZE HONE TRADE
aps:R3 I. KAUFMAN, sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

NOTICE. The undersigned has been
~ duIv appointed administrator ds bonis non
- tba estefe of Daniel cOarty, late of Parma,
Ouyabogr county, o., DECEASED. ,,,,,,
Ous N. G. WATTERsoH.
rrsvaIspd. April 3, 1865. splO:zO6
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+. b. HUDSON,
NOTICES.

THE STATE OF OHIO, In Court Of Common
CTyAHoeA Co., IS. Pleas OF said County.
NEEHETABEL TROWBRIDGE, vs..
N STEPHEN D. TROwBRIDGE. The deien-
dant stephen D. Trowbridge, will take notice that
on the 18th day of April, a D. 1869, tue Plslnil
I'D Court her petition for Divorce from said de-
endant; charging said defendant therrin' with ex-
trems cruelty and gross neglect Of du y, prsylng g
for divorce and other proper reie'- saig esuse IA
n 1aeS = ALBERT T. SLADE,
N,nlTS.q1o Pl'ffs. Atty.
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epEcIAL NOTICES.
BFTI7s sPROIFIo PILLS-WARi


RAETED III AIlL OAsEs.-Osn BE- rsiiso
GSVar 81 70 oaEsl Do not nEuseatsi are bPS'~
IA aotioni Hoohsags Of dist re4airedl DO nos ~
tarfsTs Vtti DrEuead pdrEuit8i Oah e uhoN 49,
srt deksckiorI Upward Of 30 oSfss Iae p..s -,
some Of thsn very BsVsrs oases. W. r
tr.5 phTsiciaua have ueed then N tnsE PIao-
- "a s5csk vel Ct their staoseys and sPpLose
4 thsir composition, which d Sntneiy tsses-sis
md harmIess on the EyEtsm. AnnetS9I 49,, u - -. ~
Satss oar b shown. BefE spoons III - -. ~
s-isipSI nd eaiy RSnuins Specific PiH' Iney - -
s5S1rte5 foT I,sis and fsnAls, oldor young -
- EonIv rsiisbIs rsmedy for e1eoiing PeLn-1
s-5t ord spssdy cure in AL oaseB o. sperm -
Or Seminal Weakness, WIN ~ s.sssrs. lss E;l,st
~ vhItse NIghtly or Involuntary Aalsslyn-I n
,ostinepcs' Genital Debility and lrriIsonJI m M.
ootenoV. Weakness or loss Of Power, HeISOu. ~ ~
fSt;5tv II &C. AL OF which arise pr1noiPeHy Ho
!Si' TeoS,e. or Self Abuse, or some constitu'
and iRrapGoisates sns b4AHke5
s-sn f1InIling the duties OF EArrleo nis; N -
SSxusI diseases, oonofrasa Sleet SUI
ooTsritInR Physician for ths treatment OF senhneil
TiTSnary. soxuEl, sld EorIous Diseases Nno Will
S"rdl ftes 70 "a, the following gAius5is work, In
ssaled enxelope: ,,, 80. -.
ali Abuse, Premature Decay, Imposenes and Los
Il Power Sexual DiBsasas, seminal Wea6nesss
Gightly Emissions, Genital DsnihtyI eo;I g,
salnphist OF "a pages, containing imP9ftAas -,
sios to the Gfiietsd, and which should % reed ~
,TorV a erer e the means Of ouEs IN the sSVsisss
ttsRss a pisihIE sss lOEth. Tive stamps Ee9niLso
- - r.oltapa iuiy&l: hS:mo-N.r2sN
MPORTANT TO LaDIRS-Dr. HAr-
R,TIE Female Pills nave never yst tsiied IN FsLaot
nd difaoulsias arising from obstFuotoas q seoP-
osQs Of nature or In restoring tne systo1 - -
tofheslth y,hsa suffering from Spinal Auoenons.'
ProIapsus Uteri, fhs Whites, or other EeekHessy
~ Uterins Organs. Ths Pills are peFleetiy I'm -
- on The eonstitutio1, and may be taksn y ~
Oost Delicate female without oEuEnS olstLSs5sno
arls tims they act Ike charm BY streng gsnenI1Igi
sVi9orstIuQ and restoring the System 20 heait5
Condition, and oy bringing on the monthly psfieo
Titb rezuisrfty, no matter nom WhAt caaseA tns
,l-truefIon NAY ariss. They should, hoNsVers BOZ
= t.ksn durinE the ars thrss months 81 Pre-
=. fsourh ssFs at any other sine, ~ niEoArFiAss
sotld bS the result.
-H-sh boT contains 90 pills. Rrios %.
m HAEEET's TRzATIsl on Diseases OF 5enAie-I
srs9napuy, MisoaFrlAge, BaFrennasss sterinTg, hs-
,noduotion, and Abuses Of Nature and snphaticIl.
= the Isdies Private Medical ADVISER psmphlss
4 e pGges ssnt frss TO Any address. Blk cents re-
Tuirod to pay postage. -,,., A.
Ths pills and book viii be ssnt b n1h Wnsh es'
sFsd. iScuFsIy sealed, snd prepaid, by
BRYAN, II. D., General Agent
~ no. 70 Cedar st.l New YORK.
-. sold by al tbs principal DruggAta.
5.W. OLIRK, Druggist Agent fos OieIeisnc:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

IL penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible di ease and sxterminAtss f. root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed Eymp-
toms Of this loathesome maladys and ayerts con-
sumption.
IL cleans the head, deodOriEes the
breath, and aIords the most grateful relief.
It alIevIates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t Is noted for curing the most hope
less cases that every known means failed In.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types
No form of Catarrh or noises I'm the
esd can resist Its penetrating power.
HP. GHDdale'B Catarrh Remedy Is q
harmless Bquid inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. y. GOOdaIs Is known throughout
the oOirnSry, a. the Aulhor Of the only Trne TkeO
~ Of Catarrh sver pubiished- where It's Origin
What It's RRyages-Mode Of TraAtment-and Rapid
Cure in ali Its forms.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Ca1RFEh
Should be read BY every It can bo obtained st
nur uearsst Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
20 our oiace.
Price 81 %. Send stamp for panPhlst.
NORTON co., Sole Ag'ts, rs Blocker IT., n. Z
SoId By @. ". CLARK. Cleveland. tebs:kS
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LEADER.
OF PRESI-
DEET LINCOLN.

Further IncIdents-J. wilkes Booth
Recognized BY Laura Aeene-
scenes al Ihe Presidents beath
Bed-GFief Of Hrs. Lineoln
-The Plot against Stanton
de-, &C., &c., &c.
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DISSOLUTION, &C.

OO-PARTNERSHIP. Mr.. THEO.-
~ DORE A. ANDREWS is this dsy admitted 70 70
nSTtnership in our firm The name Of the hrm Will
~ J. B. COBB co.
Anr,I 1858. ap4:3O4
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SYM PFoMS.

4 single Bottle win Insf a MOnth-tO
be used three times q Day.
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DP0RTaNTTOM MDIRS-Dr. RAr-
A pHYSInInGIOAL YIEW

-. sOld By all tbs principal DEuggista.
NJ OLIRK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL OPERA
TIoxs--ARKEsr Enthusiastically, a man
named John Burns, who is well known in
Batavia as highly respectable, presented Il
draft, purporting to be drawn by the Canton
Banking Company, of Canton, on the First
National Bank of New York, and signed by
Arson Chapl~ll for one thousand dollars at
the First National Bank in Batavia, and got
it cashed. This he did at the request of
Thomas Chappell, a farmer, residing In Elba,
Gen ssee county, and to him Burns gave the
funds he had Obtained on the draft The off,
GERS Of the hank then telegraphed to the First
National Bank Of New York to know If the
Canton Banking Company had funds there
and received "nO' for an answer. Chappell
Immediately proceeded TO the Farmers Bank
of Attica, in Batavia, and there tried to get
a similar draft cashed, but did not succeed, as
some other parties, with like paper had pre-
coded him, and the officers of the bank were
suspicious that all was not right. From there
Chappell went to lie Roy, and asked MIR. Bal
lard, who keeps a hotel i'll that village, if he
would take a draft for one thousand dollars to
the bank and get it cashed. Mr. Ballard re-
fused, and Chappell left for his fathers, An
son Chappell, who resides in BrockpOrt, iii
this county, where he was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Bust, of Batavia, last night. He was
taken to Batavia and lodged in jail
The same officers also arrested, in Batavia,
yesterday afternoon, two men named Stewart,
who came from Mount Morris and offered at
the Batavia banks $500 Canton Banking Com
pany drafts, but who did not succeed in selling
them. Only about $40 dollars of the proceeds
of Chappelis financial operations were found
upon him at the time of his arrest. Our
bankers here know Of no such institution
the Canton Banking Company, of Cantor
Rochester Union. 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-23

Opposition to every new phase in religious
development is natural. Socrates taught the
Athenians (who believed in polytheism) tn.
him to death. Jesus taught the Jews (grea
believers in Moses and the Prophets) thu
idea of higher revelations from God /; they
put him to death. The people Of Ethiopis
cut st. Mathew into pieces with a sword be
cause he advocated the NaZarene. Mark, the
next named in the Testament, was dragged
through the streets of Alexandria, in Egypt
and subsequently died in great agony. Luke
because he ,oould teach the " blasphenlles' OF
Jesus, was hung on an olive tree in Greece
The beloved John, for his religious heresy
died at Ephesus only after he had escaped
Great was beheaded 1T Jerusalem, while the
lesser James was thrown headfong from a pin.
nacle Of the temple. Philip was hanged by
the neck in the streets of Hierpols. Bartho-
lOmew was f1ayed alive Andrew was bound
to a cross for his heresy, and thus addressed
his prosecutors till he expired. A sharp
spear was run through the body of Thomas
Simon was crucified, as was the Nazarene be
fore him: and Matthias was first stoned and
then beheaded. Calico, a disciple of Copper
nicus. came near losing his life fo1 teaching the
revolution of the planets. Descartes taught
the University of Paris denounced him as an
atheist, and ordered that all his books should
be burned DIR. Harvey was treated with
scorn, deprived of his practice, and driven into
exile, because he discovered and taught the
circulation of the blood! DIR. Jenner was VIC
lently denounced and threatened with dis
grace because he advocated vaccination for
smallpox! Columbus, Fulton, Fitch, all suf-
fered by the opposition to their several dis
cOveries and reforms. Fulton was laughed at
and neglected by the respectable and O" in
telligent" of his day, and they let him die in
extreme indulgence. Examples Of folly, preju-
dice, hatred, condemnation, and crucifixiOn of
pioneers i'll anything absolutely netc need not
be multiplied. From an outward stand point
this opposition seems "a cross too heavy to be
borne
:. But truth shall conquer at the last,
For round and round we rum
And ever the right comes uppermost,
And ever is justice done -
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4 colony Of Nifty families n preparing IN
Maine TO embarks Tor PAlestines intending TO
settle In ancient Joppa. t
General Epra ffunton, General william II.
Payne and Colonel Mosby are All prnc ticing
law in Wnrrenton, Va. 3S-s1se
The English army is to be supplied with
linen shirts, on account Of the scarcity OF cot
ton. The Irish linen men are jnbilnnt.
A mass convention Of farmers, at Blooming
ton, Ill, has passed resolutions In favor Of
the Niagara Falls ship canal.
Rev. J. r. johnson. of Alexandria, Va, has
received An unconditional pardon from the
President. s'@9
The Wakefield Mills, Mt Providence, r. L.,
were burned on Wednesday-loss, seventy-hve
thousand dollars. 4""
General Ewell has left Warrenton, Virginia,
and taken up his residence in Nashville. Tenn.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAn
Y The following regular trains will be run 80
this road on and after THURSDAY December >, o'
MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on SUNDAYS. Ia
tween Richmond and Staunton, leaving R'shmont
at 7.l5 A. NJ. and StauntOn At g. NJ Aep
ATRI-WEEKLY NAIL TRAIN, leavs6g Siam.
ton at A. n. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thnrs
days and Saturdays.
The NAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond conp,c.
with trains on the ORANGg AND ALEXANDRIt
RA RAJ EoD;, The pay NAIL TRAIN connects
Winchester, &c.
The train west of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACHE6 for Rockbridge Baths Ockbrdge Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
Sulphur and LewisburX.
A FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond and
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandra railroad for Lynehburg and Alex
FREIGHrwill be sent to any point on the Orange
Goods purchased In Northern cities can be sen.
direct to any station on this road where the COM
Rany has an agent by consigning them to STE
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich
mOnd. The charge for the transit tn rough Rich.
mOnd, including wharfage, drayage, storage ana
commissions, VIII not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles will be
much less. Freights will be collected ut destina-
ton.
Through tickets can be purchased at this Office to
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at *ll.
Freight Office at Richmond closed at p. N.
H. D. WHITCOMB
de Its General superintendent