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Froz BisckaOOod's Magazia<. IE sONG OF TIER sGAIL-cOACrFMAN

 From Blackpood's Maeaxias. THE soNG OF THR MAIL-cOAcHMAN Oh. the days were bright When. young and hght. l drove my team, My four-iu-hand Alcog the strand, Of bioods the cream. But time flies fast Those days arc past, The ribbons are dream Now, there's nothing half % quick in life As steFm, still steam. The Bristol Mail Is bat xsnaiI, The York stands still, The Liverpool Is but a stool--- All gone down hill Your fire you poke, Up springs your smoke, On sweeps the fiery stream Now. there's nothing half so qaick in life As steam, still steam Along the sky The sparkies ay,
 Eos fiy below You leave behind Time, tide and wind Hati, Fain and snow Fhrough mountain cores The engine snores, The gas lamps p1iely gleam Oh, there's Lothing bali 90 quick n l;fe As steam, stili steam. You see hlil. You see a mil. A bis of sky; You see a COW, You see plough. All shooting by. The cabins prance, The hedgerows dance. Like knats in evenings beam Oh, there's nothing half so quick ln lIfe As steam, as steam.
 t1 You hear sound, You feel a bound, You all look blue You've spli; hcrss, A mans eoFse, Al's one to you. Upon the road You meet a load, h vain you wildly scream Oh, there's nothing half % quick m Iafe As steam, still steam. You come fall front Upon huni, Yeu hear yell; You dash along. You crush the throng, Dogs, squires, peii i-meI You see van, The signal man Is snagiy in dream. Oh, there's nothing half so quick in hle As steam, still steam You see fash. You feel crash From tee 10 chin You touch bank. foa top tank. You all plamp in. You next engage. The three-mile stage, And long for my old team. Your trials OCT yoH trust no more To steam, steam, steam.
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 ~e shsaghs we heard the nayor @Aol,.r n
 A ~Ssness hsing esIlsd and sxanssn,.d. eor. foecfased use maior's ssaseusent. txero4 ss to 'se crowd haslag Ismpsai mpoa h,aa. No one ntefiered with the eamEassnts The Nssnrss sIaeed, m a,ldition. t1ss ,s.e ,aa,av had eoaiFlsed to hide hls head .,.,sler sa,, ss.se os iHogea'ead. 80 as to prosers m very etRechsally.
 The maloFcrcss-examaned. manfr A's VI ss @Nohody.r
 Wasna ths crowd ait Mgsssss, me Iss .r.,r asked the hess.
 -Fhe crowd shouvhs vou drs.yveS . "n1ppsas ief sir'kIng sn ,nofBrnsape man--a s'''l'sssE ol the gosF's',7 esplsssa the wssness
 ~D.dnt they all tell .s,as man to whsp ne well in " "YeS0
 Ars,i sisdni he.--thaf Is--'s he did. asesgssFy
 ths ma5os How s.pailed ups II~ haA eeea deceived kss inagiaas,an had ln.f hi,r las'' esrcrs eemptaegy carried h;-a aFF. sad frstsforsHed sa tadivnias. ua; oe.g ,h. ~e'shs ef hssssssed sod sgty pounls iurs arg crowd, or q leass had fsrnsslsrsl hin, wtHf bfarean sciltsses for rough and sws.. hie ssFnasmaxe
 " eH. weti.r sssd ihe nsavnr, ssss g,,se ssready H'sed you ten dollars, aud ss ts Ss.ss. reckon ssss r;::; % ss'' va s';s {. .lqais ~Wbppsags" eJsesiased she ra.for, b. . coming positively ragicSi in his asy, @whir- psngs IS that rart of voas ssussnee --slsma got rA'pPeds Sw. hJ rather bs sned 6vs ! Essadred dollars than have tkst ~ss1ved sa the record, a rasas done I. f., have aepeE been whipTetl--S4aesis couldn't whip me And the mslsr laOesed nales',cslly shous ssse 1 room.
 "if 1t a1H'T been done. U ksH be eio4s.' aassl somebody Tn the erowd--~whsrespon oar friend collapsed into hss esiginal dimensions. in the fcisiias of peacock $ sall, and wiping ihe PersPtratiea irom hss 6sow, guseaiy ss- 1 tired
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Dr. E. H. Renneff.

H own of NAPOLEON, Asksnsas, o5ers his ugo. '-sa.9aAl ssyaces b the eitizens and adioi sing stlz-oorboods. ;, tS ua4ce, room Ne 2, first floor, .sAAkANsAs hssLt' where he nay be foGnd at all times, un- -es, professionally absent;
 NzPdis0a, May 3, IsaT naas I'm
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GROCERIES,

D tsAGs prlms Havana cotses " 10 Brown sugar,
 it Kegs Daponts powder;
 ~ asA Kegs, do do Barrels ssclaRz@s
 Baskets ChABPsgas wIas, s Boxes elzrSt dc. ,o-,.. Psppsr' golden syrap, erpshsd sugar: R.r.,,.s aso Neiss, eaisap; PiexIes; lemon syruc
 per '.4rSa1sas No s" ard for sale hy Asy is Isa7 "Aia
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wAsHINGroS.s GENERALS


 The closing career of these Generals was various, and as II may have been forgotten by many, we will give a summary. ss we find ii in Headley's recently pehlished work ''Wa>hington and his Genefals'
 In l77e, when in service. Gen Putnam was pros,rated hy stroke of paralysis, 5u, he lived seven wears after he declaration of peace, and died al Brooklyn. Conn, May l7th, l760, ai the good old age 2
 Gen. Montgomery, born in Ireland in l736, hrst came to thls country as a Lieutenant ID the British Army. and was stationed on our Northern frontier, but he sold his cornmls- sion in England. and n l772, returned 10 lbis eouHrv. purchased iarm n Duchess county, N r., s!4d soon aller married a daughter of Rotefi K. Lirlagstnn His mili- tary education probably induced Congress to make hIm Bfigadier Gensrai-when, after variely Of events, as is well known. he feli in siorming Quebec, in An expediuop, i somewhat Qui1otic, certainly distinguished for the gallan.ry and heroism that ali coz cerned n Il. from first 10 last, displayed
 Arnold. whose treason has so associated his name with ihfsny, has more justice done has good qualities in Nr Headlsy's book, IhAa in any other sketch we have ever seen of kis life. The eaRss Of hIs treason. mex, to his own want oi principle is imputed, and with apparent justice, to the neglect or bad treatment of him by Congress, which was often such that even Gen. Washington could not refrain from Feraonsirasing againstit Gen Schuyler was also ,reated, if possible, mora unkindly, but Schuyler WAS patriot, and such usaunsat had no effect npoe hts ps,Ti' otism. ~hsrea. ,hs passion of revenge n.a'
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LOOK ar THss'-Tae fedegails,s m the las' var with England resolved tf,ai Il was .suH, Incoming moral add religious people to rejoice ia the sYzeess If our arrniss'.' See how the tedsfsiIsis of the present day talk We copy ihe following from the .Fs- York 1rl5aag--a iaoEough Mexican wi,sg prlni /("Whils the bells ol other churches i, Portsmouth. \ H.. were psaliag merry notes of rejoicing over the glorious destruction ol human life al Vera Cruz the bell of the CpiaFlan Church alone vas Juuib. The "Sr'iens refused is appropriation To such a ppnose- And. n our opinion, most justly For IS there not the crosses; inconsistency - m truth. t'e most detsstable noekerv--in using temple, or the furniture of temple. devoted Io t,e worship oi the Creator, for he celebration of the slaughter of his erea- tures The wanton destruction 'of human iiie. the causelsss murder fl helpless innt- cence. uie Immolaiiaa hy hundreds ol the Garesis-ins sod the ua, ffendiug. have not the days gone by, when re Deums must be performed n eharches for acts like thtse Is human butehery slli 10 he the subjsct ci human worship'+
 We teii our whig friends n Tennessee that u they do not d. once -.cosne out from snong the foul pa;iy' with which they are now acting. the pclsiic4i sins vhieh they wili hereafter have to answer for before he country il vastly oetwesgh those which crushed the old federal,sts down to the earth and kept them there
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tSeIrEST Al sALxtLLo.--Wh hea General or'h's eonsnani w2s approaching Sasnllo, and were about three aslles distant Iroa, the esiy, four yocng women, habiisd in Amerl- ean dress, were seen standing by .hs road ssde. Curiosity rae hlgh % know wAo, .hey were, and they -eeeised maay zgaltant sa- iuss as tlse troops passed thsm. A. last aa officer rode up 10 see who they were, when they informed hin that they were from New Jessey, and eogsged in sppesin.snding ths female operatives in cotton factory hard hy, ani expressed. la ,he roarss sf their canssr- saiion, deslFs 10 hear again the old .N-asios- q! fir of Yaakss Doodle
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Ao saxs sTkls sta-sA ;la4i k. aas rss . Mix ap haIfs pail full oa lrss aaa w.lss. ready lo put aa she wsls; thee ,ake eass.xs os psai os aosr, n:ix II ap with wssMTT, ssAssaz Poaf or !. os boiling water assff-ieai aaap- ny :c iasrken II, then ponr is, whsls haa, .aie rasa-snA, ssis all wsl! together, and Il is ready
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A Coon JokG.--fhe Wings of Taliadsga eoensy, Alabama, eaaRot .'see the papess.- The Mobile Register says shai they have adopIei resolution ,n lsvur of State Con- Teafcn and appointed delegates, aoI kaow~ tag that the Wings eg Mebsls had, with thsss "nen lights" coaasesnAaded such Con- xeatloa. Ins ksgss.<r says, ~sksy have been eemn'''ing mortal Whig sn--hat will doubtless recani ii proper season.
 But they also conmitled anoshe, snd . mach more maierial blGndss They passed resolution in favor of Hssry clay as Press- dent, ,a preference ,o Gen. Taylor. Upon this the Register paih,Iy remarks, LThey are Loo lar laso sae iaterior 10 have yei discov- cred. ihs; to expsess he op,aioe tI,as Mr. Clay has better claim than General Tsslar for the Wings support as President, has come 10 be thought hsEs ca the sea5oArd so be mese locolceo deeeitfn.aess''
 The sains may be said af ihe many whas papers ia s*ths 1asersor'' of Pennsy Ivnrsta. which have had the ''Ieceitfolaess-' to raise the Scca flag, as better unfolding the prlnc,- pies ofthe whig pariy.--Rica Enqaiger.
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The grsaisst discovery cf .hs prsssn. day IS that oI the Editor who says that in ofdss 10 get on well in ihss world. ii is well los q nan 10 have gold in his pocket. iron ia his hand, ssivsr cn his tcegns. sad brass in bis face
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\ WAENISe To DRvSKARDs,--Dr Nou n one Of hls recent lectures, gives an ae- count of a young man who came b hts death by spontaneous combustion. The individual who pef.shsd Tn ihis shocking manner had been d hablguai drlnker for many wears Dr. No,i, wss called to see him n great has.e oae evening, and fonnd han literally roasted asise \ blacksmith who resided near the residence of the deceased suddenly discover cd light in his shop, and ran wilh great psecipsancs so the baildiag where he lis- covered man standing near lhs centre of hIs shop. erect. and ia inc mlds, as a widely extended sliyer colored flame havlag exactly the apoearanee ol wiek of baraias candle m ths mGsi of is own flame. The black s.nlih seized the dfaakard aad Jerking hisn 10 the door the flame was instantly exun- guished. There was no ire of any kiad la ths shop and inc case was purely one oi spontaneous ignition. The unfortunate mar expired la few hoers. h's eass being be- youd the reach of medical aid
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TIE THiRTEENTH voLuME
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

as5 Arrangements will be made for procuring regu-
 r and early supply of Notices of New Works and sher Literary Intelligence. Orders for the work caa De sent in al once.
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AMERICAN NBRxEvoLENex.--Infh the Houza of Commons. oa the 29th ultsmo, MF. William Brown. member of South Laneash- ire, inquired of the Secretary gor Ireland,
 Whether he e-had any intormsslon of shs Amercan Government having iakea the guns out of t~o of their ships ef var that were preparing 10 ge to Mexico wish troops. and holding them a; the disposal of coasaases in the United States. who were, from v0sun- tary contributors, raising large sums of mon ey, and parchastag provisions so send so ire- land to relieve our distressed fellow-countrv- mem snd wheth.r the J1ssssfora. ene of these vessels, had net arrissd at Cork, and the .Naeedoaia. expected al Sligo If all lals be SO, such noble and pis,sewosthy acts should belgeneFally known Io Ihe Bfisish pso- pie"
 Mir Laboachere answered this inqusrv by reading 8 letter ot introduction from Hoa. Edsasd Everett, presented by Captain For hes ot ,lte .fassestoa,a and he added the fol- towing remarks
 -aftes performing this granLous service. L2msstosea had returned 10 America, but he Ns. Labosehere believed that another fn- gate vas on her way to Ireland, and might soon be expected. The cargoes constituted only small part of the voluntary eonlriha- lioas o{ lhs citizens of the unised States, for the relief of ihe sufferers ln Ireland Every sentence of Nr. LaboGchere's amswer was received with log4. long, and continued cheers v
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The lady who threw herself frosa the Man- eagshela b,tdgc al Pittsburgh, oa Thursday week, was Mss Richardson. an exceedingly beautiful and interesting young Fasis it ap- pears. that Tor some tune past she has been afflicted with sickness, which had serious influence upon her mind. and Kept her con fined within doors, but on the morning 0f the saici'ir, she was thought lo be cczssale.- eeai 50 much SD, indeed, ss.to ~6rarn, her sn leaving home to see her rrantua maker But strange to say. instead of going on this esrand, she directed her course towards the Monougahela bridge, crossed to the west side. aad then fetarued to the centre Here she stepped. took of her bonnet and ,ted II to ths<wiie cable, removed her slippers, el,m- besf upon tlie side wali of the hrIslgs, about four feet high. aad then deliberately pitched herself head foremost. into the riser The height of the bridge ls about lhasiy -lise feet, and there was but li,ile over one foot oG watef'Iu the river at ihe place She feli ou her head, and of course was killed instantly
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NORTH AND SOUTH ,

as4 eoafdentiAliy appeals to them for even more .Iensiye patronage to the oniy Literary Journal of oag and hgh standing. ia all their wide borders. it a0t ssc!ioaai, i,--hayiSg always circulated widely .a tse North and East. and aimed at impaIting a HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTER 10 our Pe- loeL2i Literature
 THE THiRTEENTH VOLUME wi.l commence on the Ist of January, is47 and asher pains nor expense will be spared 10 make fl szsaeE.ly worthy of knowledge Among other ..azs t xiil containa
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Css'T HGLP fr.----Ihere ,s r,,,eh ,ru,h &nd sound sense io tsafol Blowing extysrt f.on, the eolursss of the Psansslr .rssow
 ''f can't help IL" How ofsea a., 9,~. h,.., r''s miserable exeaSe for eEil done and ds. i'es negleeteVi-7for disasters tn buSlae~s--,,r ia'i'ng reratsiioa. end sor al raatu4r efe.ls. mfiiss- The child. when ti dr~t les;ns ,o prs''le, learns to Rse ,'ie dsshcaorah,. ,,,s,,s. ''i can't aud the daspossssun to frsu.e sx, euSeS 'nF every thsng requiring cxertou. thence forward grows wltsi Il pnt,i relSam~e Hpoi sell and iadlsidsaal effort ;s aI.n,,ss e,- ureiv icsSs. and the fnaa uh, xbsrEJ s,.v.. eosnusaaded--wto sEo1tt have ps.lsr,.t .. and accomplished great sgsinss, sy ,hs force oi h'S own wili, berauae mere ,ns,yanga, Hn the hands os othes@s w I.o az4 hir, ,s steTaeth to them 6t 1'se world ,s F,,I .. saeh Peopie Thsy are knewW as A,, e.s,, sort sd tosk. wbo sske everv tssss,v as IT rn.,s. aet whose hearts coula Snr lo,k ;,,.. ,,,...., would hs Ex.ss.s s-si ~ essssrTes, s.s..A piaih'ng The iairest ot easth's flower besrs q secret thorn for stfsern. whseh. ,nssead q, FemeSsag. they suffer to pserc~ shem ~hrr. exrr they would taste IS sweetness. The. move f9ddeFless down tise stream af lstr dg@eH before every wind. and lsShesa su, shattered hy every wave. utterly unable |, conceive hcw theH fellows find ussans (, promotion In the one. aasi snaani tie .,she io lFinaPh They never oppose the ills a outrageous fortune, bui bow the head re s,gneaiy under every fresh Ihiiscuoa Con df@asai as they say. to lie ot drgldgerv-- they ''can't help IL" Oai upon such hy DOG riey' There Ia no such thing ss Fate. Ma. never was intended for pssslve existence and there gs nothing reasonable which h, may net accomplish lie has but to Eac, fortune boldly and erapple " i,h her. To over come ail difficulties. The wild beast. :f ", Hy, wlll pursue Us; but turn on II wsth tin, be1rlag anu look oi man, and 1t IS at onci discomht'ed Tho following contribution from tfse rhymer of Ihe Boston Post, IS no inappropriate, and IS fuII of truth
 lhere's aat nssaner or more abieei slave
 Ahan tae poor sretca. scarce haifs nan shos
 wifi
 And teason are af sAse. wha sfili
 Owes the exegse invention sf A knave,-- Fer doing evils ~Thoagh know Us wrong.
 Yet sant hair f ," e',at aFon the fie There's 10; livisg mas wh,,. If he try
 io oeEo kss syai, siil not grow more strong pa,ly and hoa.riy ovsi t. rHE FIRST
 FiRH sto", CIV aITa VIII. xAKE> HUN ]
 KING.
 He ss vleiorious. and al the worst
 And yhs of his toes cone covering Ar0an3 h1s throne, beserehIag htEa fc give
 Y hsrs heed some sers'ce small, hy wsfeh ,hey
 still may live
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-18
DIR. WOODS
SiRSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS,

fURES Disease without Vomiting Purging, Sickcn.
~ ing, or Debitating the Patient, and is partic-
uiarly adapted for the Removal and Permanent Cure
all Diseases arising from impure State of the Blood
or Habit of the System, viz -
Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections of the Bad-
der and Kidneys, Bilious fcvcrs, Corrupt Humors,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia. No person with this distressing
disease should delay using this medicine dately
positivey cures all cases of Dyspepsia however Sc.
we're, Eruptions of the Skin, Eryspclas, Enlargement
Of the Bones, Fever and Ague Flatucncy Founess of
Complexion General Debility For general physical
prosraon, caused by disease medicine or indscrcons
committed IN youth, authorizations of mind, confusion of
ideas, loss OF memory, dmncss of vision hopeless ex-
preston OF countenancc and for this class of disease
generally this medicine has had its equal Gout
Giddiness Gravel, Headaches of every kind INV ard
Fever Infamatory Rheumatism Impure Blood Jaun-
dice, Loss of Appetite Liver Complaints, Leprosy,
Looscness, MercUral Diseases Never fails to eradi-
cate entirely, all the effects of Mercury infinitely soon
Debility, Nervous Complaints of all kinds, Neuralgia
Organic Affections Papitation of the Heart Painters
CholIc, Pains in the head side, back limbs, Joints and
organs Rush of Blood to the Head Scurvy Salt Rheum
Swellings Sick Headache Stiffness of the joints Scro-
fula or Kings Evil Syphilis in its FORMS Ulcers
OF every description and the Eryspelas, Exposure and
lmprudence of Life, Female Complaints.
Ladies Of pale compile xion and consumptve habits
and such as debtatcd by these distinctions
females liable to- restored by the use of bottle
two, TO bloom and vgor Ii is by far the best remedy
discovered for weakly children and such as have
bad humors, being pleasant they readily take it, 1t
Immediately restores the appetite, strength and color.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorang
elects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and
assitude before taking it, at become robust and full
OF energy under ITS influence 1t Immediately counter
acts the nervelessness of the female frame which is the
great cause ct barrenness. great number of phys
clans of New York and prescribe it to their pa
tients with perfect success and satisfaction.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCH-
AM, III Fulton Street, N. Y, DR.. E. BERKELEY,
Staunon, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81, large bottles.
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS

E'OR the cure Of the LIVER COMPLAINT-Thc
proprietor oil the above medicine, aware of the ma
ny instances IN which the afflicted have been imposed
upon by quack remedies proclaimed be remedies for
every disease yet hopes that the Liver Pill will not
DC placed in that class until they fairly tested.
Pills and find after following the given directions that
they have not been benefited shall have their money
returncd'
This done that the public may see not the pur-
pose OF the proprietor to speculate upon their crcduy
but to give at least equivalent for their money.
In addition to the qualities already mentioned they
are highly recommended Anti Bilious and Purgative
Pills.
0z- Sold by DR.. f. BERKELEY Stanton Va; and
by u. F. Graham, Grecnyille
February 49, 1S17
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-18
S u u u d b 50
IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.

ONLY % Cents bottle, and pronounced the pleas
~ attest and most etfcacious remedy in
WORTHY OF NOTICE. Sellers Imperial Cough Syr-
up-We have used this medicine in our family and in
our opinion it is one of the best preparations coughs
colds, &c, which has ever been offered to the public.
AT this season OF the year would recommend to
every family to keep bottle of in their houses ready
Tor use, as occasion may require, We give this
matter oil advice from our actual experience of the good
Qualities oil the medicine and do not wish readers
to consider what we simply in the light of recon-
mendati0n made without any particular knowledge of
'he article Oh winch we sPeak-Pi!tsburg Chronicle
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
h. T.. SELLERS, 81 Wood st.
Sold by DIR. f. BERKELEY Stanton va: and
by b. +. GRAHAM, Grecnvillc.
February 49, 1877