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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

LgcTURr.--Thero will be lecture in the Court
House on Sunday, 18th inst, afternoon and even
ing, by Mrs. Stearns, the celebrated trance speak
or, at 2tl and ~ O'Clock P. NJ. As usual the
subicct Of the lecture will be selected by COM
mttce chosen by the audience. Deiiniations Of
charactcr after lectmrc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
gP2ttal 0otjees.

oWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.
L Il tor the Relief aud Cure Of the Errng aud
Unfortunate. on Principles Of Christian Philan-
thropy. Essays on the Errors Oc Youth, aud the
folllcs Of Age, in relation 10 MARRIAGE aud So
CIAL ENlLs, with sanitary aid for the aflit,c ..
sent free, In scaled envelopes, Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box +, Philadelphia
Ia, mayT, 'TJ-ly.
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EoeaI sHairs.

Tur GROVER e BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
porior to any other now manufactured. Miss
c. Daius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale Of them in this and adjoining coun-
ties. Instructions in sewing given free Of charge
to all purchasers. 4 lot always or hand. Call
ond examine them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

REV. d. II. Clark will deliver the third lecture
in the course upon Liberal Christianity, in the
Unitarian church, Northumberland, Sunday
evening, March 12th. Subject ''Thc Liberal
Christian View Of Christ.N
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dIarringGs.

On the 2sth ult., as the residence OF tho brides
father, Col, Thos, Snyder, By Rev. j. 4. Cmig,
Mr.. BALTIs STERLING of fBuckLam, Columbia Co.,
To Miss MATTE SSlpER,
Ou tue End inst, hy the same, Nj. AMOS YoR-
pY 20 Miss JTNWEA JuNEs, all ui Trtyurtun,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

RoIoUGH OfFCEEs OF MT. CARNEL.-Thc fol-
lowing is list Of the officers of Mi. Carmel bo-
rough pcrmanen. organization vas affected
on Wednesday evening OF last week;
Chief Bnrgcss.lIcnry I. John.
Council.-Wm. Sterling, DR.. II. Gulick. Mi
chael linkel, Isaac lloilistcr, John F. Heinrich,
David Harris.
Secretary.--II. y. Rothermcl.
Street COMMISSIONER PersnC.
Street Committce.-Wm. Sterling, DR.. H. Gu
lick, Isaac Hollistcr.
Borough Treasurer.-Ilenry lille.
On motion adjourned TO meet at the call Of the
Chief Burgess to appoint police officers for en-
suing year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

OUR friend Gilbarson Of Philadelphia treated
lis to a sample OF Boudrous' Patent Polish. II
/. a perfect leather preservation. Every family
ought to have it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

SUAMoKIN lTEMs.-We copy the following from
the shamokin Herald OF this week:
AHattcmpt WIS made on Monday night to wreck
passenger train on the Shenandoah branch of
the Philadelphia S Reading Il. r., at II point
about midway between Shenandoah and Maha-
noy Plane by placing railroad ties upon the track
Luckily the obstruction was discovered by the
engineer in time to enable him to reverse his ell
gine and avert n catastrophe. There is an en-
bankment at the point where the obstruction was
placed, of some so feet The would-he murder
crs were not discovered.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COAL THApr.-The
amount of coal shipped from our county for Feb
ruory is 0,56S tons, and for the year % 99o tons.
This IS gain Of $50 tons for the month Of this
year, and G,I60 tons for th. season.
But little, if any coal is now being shipped east,
cNccp, some lump and St, Roat from the Mt.
Carmel collcrics.
Nearly all the coal mined is nov sent over the
NC. Il. w, but the scarcity ofcars and ordcre,
will obligo some or the co,crcs to stop, and the
others to run only portion Of the time.
ACCIDENT At The MINEs.-Johu Cunningham,
= miner, was severely burned about the face and
hands by an explosion Gf hrc-dimp in the Daniel
Webster slope, on Friday. lie il unmarried. 4
man by the name of Mcguire, who was standing
near Him, was knocked down by the conclusion,
but escaped with fey bruises.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

y. r. Lightncr's Regulator. Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather and Shoe Findings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

MrssRs. Wovcron & Purdy, have purchased
the Slnbury Pho'phlte Mil, ana have procured
the services Of Mr.. TIodgkins as manufacturer.
They Intend TO manufacture none bat the purcst
IL L.
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j. T. ToRRINGTos, Clerk.
SUNBuNY, MAKcM 7lh, 1871.

SUNBUHY, MARCH 9TH, 1871.
Council met at the Steam Fire Engine House,
at { o'clock, P. NJ, it Being the regular stated
night of meeting.
The first business being that Of organ .ling the
new council. The following named persons as
Burgesses ana Councilmcn were duly sworn, and
:her oaths Of office Ged, viz: Chief Burgess,
Daniel Helm end Burgess, Wm. |. Greenough ;
Asst. Burgcsses, hHanuel Wilvert, John Bourne
and George 1lill. Councilmcn, y. i. Lightner,
j. W. Fryling, Jacob Rem and Thos. Pursel.
Town Clerk, j. X. Kccfcr.
Bill Of James Beard. Esq, for Sl4.25 for ser
vices in swearing council bills, &c, for the year
ending March eth, 1871. On motion an order
was granted for the same.
On motion an order for S322j in favor of
Frederick Merrill, was granted for services as
Oversccr of the Poor for West Ward.
On motion an order for $50 in favor Of Daniel
! Druckemlcr, for services as Oycrseer of the
Poor for West Ward.
On motion OF John Bourne n committee Of
three was appointed to procure furniture for use
of council.
Petition presented TO council Tor their appro-
val to open End street, which was read.
On motion adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

DIssoLUTIoN.--In another column will be found
the dissolution Of partnership between S. b. Boy
cr and W. j. Wolvcrton, Esqrs Mr.. Boyer will
remain in the old office, while Mr.. Wolycrton
will remove to an o!lcc in another part Of the
same building.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

GiR. VI. a. Nicely. Of Dewart, h.l his hand
seriously blrncl on Thursday of last week in en-
denvoring TO warm lnsccd oil. IIc has an insur-
nnce policy which entities him to s. week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

GENTS fine French Calf, Boy-toe Boots, stitch,
ed bottom, at the Regulator
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

Az elderly gentleman in stepping OK tho cars
ut Watsoutown, on Thursday evening last, fell
across the coupling and had his leg badly crushed.
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THDS BARR. Sec'Y

ATTE<1GoN.-To dli mi,om Z may CoaecrH. This
is to ask your attention to tbe matters of Life
Insurance. Why will ySE delay matter of such
great Importance when by few cents saved from
your income and invested in Life Insurance you
can provide against want in old age, or in case
Of early death, Che numerous accidents shows
how uncertain life isl yoa can make a sure pro.
vision for those dependent on you. If charity
begins at home, then all who can, should insure,
by 50 doing they provide for themselves ana are
not "A burden ON any community. Those who
wish to be benefited Ly insurance should call
and examine the merits aud see the inducements
offered ~ the Motropolitqn Insurance Co. of New
York.
All information in regard to insurance given
with pleasure.
/. NJ. YODER, Agent,
Olice near the Court House, Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

SuoEHtEERs materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

TnAT S9i, 900, since there ls such great sgarci-
- Of money, Is much iuquied AFTER, The lax
payers are oecols,J,E apAious - know what has
been done fJr Iue couu.j 10 geeuL, such an
enormous amount OF money during lbe las year
so0n anerlhe count next seek, the report white
publ.shsd, when all Sill bs gratided 20 learn thg
acts la The carc, uIlgss b should bc concealed
Ike the Grand Juy report MAS somelilg ago.
Coz, JAaEs tANEAOs rusI, 80, lus, q. A. H.
The following officers sslg elected 10 serve tho
ensueiug term at a mesi.Ds held ou lhs gith ulg
tonmandrT John >. smith,
y, n tunluaudyr ). neu4iiehS
>. Y, Commander, ! b. louuggos.
AiiptaHt a y briCe
QusIitT Master -. . iiyhiufF
oiAesl u lhs psl Mo-, u. hlslr
uih,si ~ lhs Gaari g. n. Ntanon.
eeish Major t4ia,il Alalkion
9aaf'sf Master afrs't. Jared 4. islu
la'lis hsulipfi.-s. 4. bright
oaif.as hssiilsl. -ilil.a. fisAsT.
nsaoes' sr.sl'h sa4 .lass ssisf 81, l.s,hsr
81 ihf his.lsiei
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

SUIcIDE.-Miss J.. T. Fage!y oTShamokin town.
ship, this county, and well known in this place,
committed suicide by drowning herself in pond
of water, on Thursday evening of last week. at
Bloomfield Perry county, Pa, where she has
lately been attending the academy. She was
highly respected by all who knew her. No cause
is assigned for the act Of sclf-destructon.
NCMEERING HOUsEs.--Wc perceive that a NUM-
her Of houses on Market street have been mum
be:cd. The numbers are entirely too small, and
besides bel ng unauthorized by any ordinance, can
be Of no practical value, inasmrch as many Will
refuse to accept the numbers designated by a
stranger, and an unauthorized person.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
I. X. kEErER, Clerk


WE find the following deserved complimentary
notice Of one Of our townsmcn in the Sst,,Rgy
Transcript Of the 9th inst, published at Phda-
dclrhia. Mr.. Gossler has been doing a lively
business in this part Of the count yof late for the
Guardian Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY
of that city.
An ENERGETIC BusIEEss MAN.--Our esteemed
and genial friend, Isaac s. Gossler, OF Sunbury.
Northumberland county, Pa, general agent of
the Guardian Fire ami Marine Insurance Compa-
ny, of this city, paid us visit yesterday. May
his heamng cOuntenance he the token of pros
pcriy rs it is of his success heretofore in the
affairs Of "Ihe Guardans,n which company, we
are happy to say, is succeeding beyond the cXpec-
tatiOns Of his numerous friends and well-wishcrs
NoTICE.-The mcnbcrs Of the Northumberland
county Agricultural SOccty, will meet in the
Court House at Sunbury, March 10, 1871, at 2
O'Clock. p. NJ, to make arrangements for the
next fall.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
JNo. D., SLATER a co.
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btukls,
Va, q sou,h feaih street, beIos
naFkei, philadelphia,

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tsIpuHH isls.IIHIiH.Hi
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lnf.I-H t.lhs. tt-t..t.ls sfi A.1t.H.. ..'f.f.
"a i.aI ths i.tI lHI..IiIH. ii4Hats pi ftIs tlY
aai hla h.ia, ai.A Nr .Is if.it-f A. uishe
as la ihf HIa.l lsssI..sII. hl.H.. nH.H ~.
thr Hl hsItltff INfH..
aitlisl hsftsiHt in r.tHlh lat.f na.sls
ihu. A. hi.AIinA
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

A SAFE INSURANCE. CoMrAyr.-Wo had occa-
slon 10 call at the Office of the Guardian Fire and
Marine Insurance company, No. SD Walnut st.,
Philadelphia, during late visit to that city,
where we were shown by the obliglng Secretary
of the company, Col. Charles NJ. Gllberson, how
the large business operations OF that company
were transacted. Aud for the benefit Of many
who hold policies In this vicinity, We would state
that the books and all papers of their transac-
tions were handed TO us for inspection, which
privilege is granted every policy holder in the
company. Among the policy holders we found the
names of the principal business men on Chestnut
street, and many of the othor principal streets in
the city--an evidence that where the company is
best known they are patroniscd the best, and that
business men generally have entire confidence in
their home company. The receipts show that all
losses are most promptly adjusted, whether at
home or In the rcmoest State. Their agents
appear to be of tho most active, and the company
is destined soou to be one of the leading cstab-
lishmcnts in the State. Their authorized capital
is S500,000 90 and The paid up capital is $685.
600 90. The assets during last year were S3GS,.
4TG So, while their liabilities were only IS, 500.
Since the first of January their business has been
largely on the increase. During the month OF
February, the amount received 20 date for poll
cics issued amounted to s2,52s &c while there
were no losses. The officers are selected from
the best business men, and are gentlemen whoarc
not only obiging but men Of wealth who give
their whole attention to conducting the affairs Of
the company without salary. We left the Office
fully convinced that it is not only good policy to
support home insurance companies, but that the
Guardian Fire and Marine Insurance Company
is a safe and well conducted institution.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

ACCIDENTS Al THE MiNEs.--OR Friday after
noon Of last week, as John Krakoskie, a Polish
man employed laborer at tle Buck Ridge
Colliery, was ascending an inclined plane inside
Che mine, lie Sas met by train of five loaded
care, and being unable to escape, was drawn un-
der the wheels and crushed to death, all the cars
but one, which was stopped by his body, passing
over him. An inquest was held by Esq. Cald-
well, on Saturday, and a vordict rendered exon
Grating the Company and their employees from
all blame. Deceased was aged about i0ycnrs.
At The Excelsior Colliery Oh Monday, while en-
gagged in hauling dirt, Dennis Flood fell in some
manner in starting of with load, between the
"dump' and the timbers Of the schutc, and was
injured about the breast and body 10 such an cx-
tent as to cause his death within a few hours.
lie was aged about 40, and leaves q wife aud
two Children -Shanlohin HeraIG, March "a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

Al special election held at Northumberland
90 Tuesday of last week, for Chief Burgess OF
That Borough 10 ON the vacancy occnsioned by
the removal ol {, Is, Saith to Shamokin, A. H.
Nors, Ecp) was elected by 81 majority, over
Wm' II. Morgan. tDem.) The new council or
rnu.lei by selecting Wan. n, Lcighow as their
Presidents g. y, Little, Secretary, and NJ. Is.
paesgey, I.aasultr,
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liualso litIH,--A lrtul Ihe other day, near
ths ras, uiiee observing several siHs seaHns
lhdr hsir @ "a horg tl.i f}l,f assel ls vhal gs
H4ssll M lht fashion. aul .hsrned that shcgp
Iury art ua hoau, lhsy nisll be- mblakeu
iaf escape laHall,s f.n f-fls H-l laul, Auolhsr
aslebe.ol nl.al tpfatias ~ tAs origin " lAs
lfH.sa, sAil, 1hai up .als IIs'i,gs 90 che ll,fs-
asfIi.a ID lle tillf, "a l,ll ~ y0aas A,lles op
tA.lg I.al g. paH5 olf rtH.Hti thf1ugt q b
saB, sers i.nlb.l aisHi Ha,, sac iu laflf fga,
lhl ss.shi of itsl ,pisstEs tfIks assa lls fss
r.aIas ai ihaf bead s.aF Asl hsligs iiias %
.. ssI+H ih.I ssif ga il,if afflfal thrl sssi iB-
M. isHa. aHh perfect .er.sasfi sFd tsns
sh.f Iftf ara raff Htlf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

TUE RAILRoAD.-ln a report .ate,y made by
Col. Simpson, President Of the :. * l.. Il. H.,
that gentleman saysi "The grading is now al
most all completed, and most Of the bridges COM
l'eTcd aud up. Seventeen hundred aud fifteen
feet OF the Susquehauua River Bridge is up, leay-
Ing, after the treslle work j. DONE but one thous-
and aud hHy feet 10 be put up, and this will, !
fee! confident, be up and completed by the time
the rail Is iald on the balance Of the road, The
iron has all been contracted for aud part deliver
Cd, and by the fourth Of July ! think the line
Sill be opeu for busiuess."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

JUST received, number OF popular fronts o
French calf skins, at the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

WEuu.y, among tho names OF the graduates
of the Georgetown Medical College, that Of our
Young llirul A, Eoldsuy, Of This place. Ills
many friends here viii be- glad 10 hear of the fact
chat he nadulted SltL 3D.. highest houors. Dr..
Eoirisue is Nep destuiHg yoals man, 81 good
Intellect, aud suliirgut energy 10 Wor6 out al
diligu.t projects ahirh may FI--.r themselves
10 A.u. We congratulate Lim upou bic success
iul elUrts lo graduate s.tA each high houors, and
alsG him abundance " .lt.ass 10 Lls ucw held
.f labor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

H''ia' = sI''''s 'al 'la7 sslfl ~ l'sllfI
d ihf Hfss.sioi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

Au Rubber Ns-E "a mauu i4elup,F,' pdcss,
"a the Regulator
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am prepared to give insurance to all who wish
their business done with reliable ana prompt
paying companies. Insurance against Fire and
Lightning by l.. NJ. Yoder, Agent, Suupury, Pa.
We regret to learn thut Mrs. Flymire, wife Of
the late Adam Frymire, who was killed in the
accident at Watsontown, received such a shock
to her nervous system from {hat event, as to
throw her into a succession Of spasms succeed
ing each other so rapidly, aud ofeucA violence as
TO cause great fears for her safety. We learn
that she is now much better. Mrs. tryulife's
measure of ailcton is indeed heavy, and she has
the sympathy Of all MltoaiaH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30
Our Western Connections.

n telegram brings the information that
Mr.. HUNTINGTON, president Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, has
made a definite proposition TO build arail.
road from the mouth Of Symmes's creek,
opposite Huntington, iu Yves. Virginia, to
Dayton, Ohio, on condition that the com
pauy be furnished the right of way, un-
questionable subscriptions amounting to
$500, 900, and the suspended work done on
the lire.
This is straight line towards Chicago,
From Huntington to Chicago is about four
hundred miles, and from Huntington to
Dayton one hundred and sixty miles. Ger.
tainly the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company is displaying vast deal of energy
and forecaste In their measure, for connect.
ing the western terminus of their road with
direct lines to all quarters Of the West and
Northwest. Whatever the captious may
say OF this company, it cannot be denies,
that it is one OF the most powerful rs well
is one Of the most sagacious corporations
Of the day. Can we doubt that Virginia
and Richmond will derive inestimable ben.
etits from the wonderful energy and wis.
dom Of this company?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30
Let us Save Virginia.

We must protect our dear ola t"'s"s =,
from Radical misru'c. We cah"o. ""' 80
in our present condition to suhn'. " y.
pIundcring and wasiefnincs.' .",ox.
no time could Virgintans tnihk :" '"'S'"
ting the dishonor which would '''ae VI
nisctn, her under the control OF the hads'
as, nariv Of Virginia. party wholly dil.
,ercn, from the Radical party OF any north
ern state. IL is composed almost entirely
Of adventures from the North, heading
the poor dcluGcd and ignorant negroes.
These adventures are nothing more nor
less than mere plundercrs. They came In
the hope OF getting control of the receipts
and disbursements Of our Government
through negro votes. They are birds oil
passage and Of prey. The Wing brought
to notice / day or two since the retha' h"o'o
tact that out of fitly-odd Radirai ''ce''"S'
called 10 be held before the clcct'oh '",i'
WAS but one ut which na'l'c WIZ
.ircinian was appointed TO speak Hal
tells the story.
We arc weary with the mere labor OF
reciting the list OF plundcrInss ana 'rauus
practiccd upon the South by the northern
advcnturcrs wherever they have gotten at
the treasury of the southern States. Inc
poor negroes have helped them IN NJ the
window; but in the matter OF the spolis
there Is no such thing as sharing with the
POOR fools who lifted them into the place
IL the spoils. The reader has time and
again seen how these corrupt rascalS have
stolen the public money, and how they bur.
thencd the people with debt more than
twice rs great as that which existed at the
end CT the war.
And, fellow-citizcns, besides the danger
OF the fearful accumulation OF DEBT ana INC
waste OF public money. we have before us
The fear that all the fountains Of justice may
be poisoned and the State plunged into
condition of disorder and iaWicSsneSS
ruinous TO her prosperity and destructive
10 her pcace and order. The county judges
IN the whole State are to be elected by The
next Legislature. Are VIC prepared to
roptide the temple of justice to men with
out honor and without shame?
Never was there time when Virginia
more needed the faithful devotion OF her
childrcn-ncvcr a time when their man
hood and consistency we're more necessary
to the protection of society and the prcser-
walton of the best interests Of the State
from The worst consequences.
We bear good accounts so far OF the pre-
paration for the elections. The spirit OF
the people, we hope, will rise with and
grow stronger as the day approaches. A
decided victory now would he invaluable.
We cannot estimate lis worth in money.
1t Wall reflect honor upon he Old Dominion
for time to come, and will protect her IN
the future from the bold measures OF the
INSCRIPTIONS uItras to oct possession oil
her places OF trust. A decided victory over
them will save both So iety and the State
from humiliation. We shall he protected
now. and we believe hereafter, from this
degradation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE,

l. Ii
nj SINKING FAsT.-Pale, misela NV,
discouraged, without relish for 1000 " scn,e
energy enough for exertion, Ycs WIZ , my how
pain, or other specific Indication o, II were
often do we ses feeble inv"fids ia'ins w. say
ont or life Without any apparent casse, sank
ar ,,o,, that they are s'siLk'Dg ia'" NJ, ,,erc is
- FINALLY ', AZ The case may DC. III per-
40 .ood reason why they should SIN . i,yieo
eons in this desd-allve itaie simp', ate of tor
sou III ,nd v,la,Iz,ug. Nature. Ia HHss NJ
ra.'"S Sanand, help. Bring out the ro'.. Tho
pr' n the system, brace the HerVes; sSe nd
'.n,n,cb. bleak up the morbid trance OF 49, Ctr
',,tnd Win court o: Fl OSTET IEh's 80 q,
m ,n'TI II can be done 1t has been oone ~
nraard, or Instances. The tf:ct upon 'Ee Gu
~, rod frame IL electric. Never give up nov.
e,..r I,ng5id and broken. down. RememDer 'h,I
Sor Tho c,bau.ted, The dc5ilita:ed, the despoDd-
iny this powerful VIC. etabe res'oratlvels q Reh-
utre elixir. 1t is not mere stimuli mt that pro-
=, kos sra sient fl ash Of vgor In the system, and
trcn leaves II In a more depressed condition than
hafore. II removes the causes Of debility by al
te ing the sccretion7, and regulating the action Of
the internal organs, Rs we'll az re-cn forcing them.
II is particularly valua BILE medicine at this sea-
son. because II ia an antid ,te to the mal1ria hch
produces Intermittent fever, bilious collie, and
o,hr disorders of the bowels prevalent In the FAIL
oc 30. dcod&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

WHAT DOES He MEANTIME. Secretary
boutwell,, in what is styled lecture de.
liyered by him in Boston on the 18th in-
slant, suggested some matters in which he
commended there was great need of reform.
Among them. the "tenure by which
Landed property is held" He said:
SIN England the opinion is strong tina.
a man should not cultivate tenure Of
land without being . proprietor. IT all
the population OF the United States were
crowded into Texas, and all other parts OF
the country left appropriated, there would
not be 30 many people to the square milo
AZ there is in Massachusetts. Why should
any man, because he happens TO be in the
possession of land by will or otherwise,
say to what use That land should be nut
when he is dead"
Ii q man has no right to dispose of his
land by will 1t becomes the property of the
State. This is the reform advocated by
the ipternationuls who desire to reyo.
iutionizc society. We had no idea that
any prominent citizen Of this country