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$4,000 sSS.H Fl e. y5 n. ME Esn

$4,000 sSs 3HT E1I.Pt R FdE zt AS5 ss
-nA GN1fICE ", ENTERPRLSE--LLB
~ EQUITABLE AND CERTAIN -
WhiTEHURSIS DAGUERREOTYPE ENTERPRISE
b.1s ~ III has decided In trust for The
s. Shs In the above enterprIe $50 900 worth
OF shares a. The earliest possible date after the ale Of M m
me ertheates are 50 each, which entIe, The
rs and personal property; also whtehur a. ,it
run Dasuerreoiypes Of self riend at any I'm r.
presented r a sshsT o. his Galleries.
" Warrington, DC
p ~, GALLERIES:
bALTiNoEF 2CO market street NOsyotr v, N,r, 49,,
WAsHISGrox q. Penn LTxcHsrsc Va Mar 81,
wnMSsTssS Tsn street PETERSBURG Va syeanore.
Also Arrangements have been ade with the
A. c. PARTRIDGE, No. IS Mrnroe stree, ,y,..,,,, "
D . So GtALLEEY No 3e Droadsay,
PHuA., Pa, l65 ohestnut.st spSiscT,siH NJ.
PHLi Pa loo Ches;uust wTsrTIEIp Mas caiin,, pit
one superior Farm Norfolk, Va valued ~
one splendid threesJry House and Lot in G.o, sVo
.GEn o. c. on Second street, second door TfrdsT
One House and Lot Georgetown D. G on thu Ozoo
Second and Frederick streets, ~ 40,
one elegant House and Lot in washrgon, D. c. on Sc WV
One Gne House in Washington D. G. SO
0,s aHIse ssd Lot In Portsmouth, Va, Court street
Two Los in Georgetown D. C., Second st. $50 each r.,
9 S Lot IN ws:hngton, D. c., street 500
Tli'y splendid Gold Lever Watches, tioo 90 900
Tssa,y'i1 massive SILVER piehers.ai 100 $50
Fourteen Diamond RnEs at HssSS $50
Nineteen heavy Geld Ch-ins At On 70 ~
Twenty Silver Gobets at o. 90 o,v
Fry hRe Ladies Bracelets, ~ ~ -, 80 80
Fifty hne BreAspins, Ia ~ t' 100
Che hundred enc Gold Pencil, At W. sJ
one hundred hae Porimon males At ~ ~
One hundred enc Card Cases at IN ~ =, -
ns b nSSS RED me heayy Gold Rings, $40 $500
Three thousand Annals, "a 800
one thousand Photographic Art Journals, 90
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.YERS' CHERRY PECTORILi

AYERS CHERRY PECTORiI,
For the Rapid Cure OF CoupI,. f,.,s.
Asthma and Cons ,,,,, tohSh,l Group,
-. Sc A y 3 d. -. ,;,.- - -,
+ ICsIS "a Thereof SI1u go, III T, 80. ~, DiI.E
StS ~ meat trIose IA slYH AZ III. ~ ~,
NSSygy thereof be for rE.T, ma !.
{ .SrZ3 for HlediciES" ''V
~ ~ Here hope for the sick ,aco-,.1 ,,,.
Il A-lE ass1rapce thst tbsss PrSoI 70 the
GSAS-yaS As medical seienrr Si-.or not IAN
- ---acG-. ues
one, the diseases th,t siIct 60 r 0.Is Ty
the art or the mAiadles We Sgsr -,
carried unraely grave ;han e
Lungs sutjonei we give som. .yiI, me- 49, OF
cured aud n Puron ary Compl.ins In ali nay
removed BY CHkSRr PEcTSalI - 40 'H''' ''h' nay be
Space will permit publish here Apy proror,o, ., -
II Ia, Effected but the AGENT b-Iox IN OF the
Circular, full particulars ana
Of these facts. F'O''
Sufferers: read and judge for yourselves
FOR INFIJENZ. Am NRonprxc ro,,,,
~" W et.
have ia 49, ,sN., June 20 1871.
Conrb and Insnsh,s III ~ fhroAAL for Woopng
rhJiJssr - Ohouheing u a
these disease and ,hs r. ne. .b sen aicted with
ed almost instant relief 49, " alord-
We attest the truth Of the ahov.
NJ McGINTY. Editor IN H. S,,A-;u VA,
J. NJ IIMNIRMtS NJ, '"s"'iHe hhis.
NrFISp Tssi,;u
PTrIsErEa p, W. o. ,s.,
Dear have besn
disessing that feausntly dnsirss ~
Obliged 10 sIt up ali NIGHT In my "a. OF
would sudeAte me when laid doEp Hayis, n my eoesh
without relief a; last tried the CHERRY PESrnp
which under Providence has cured me al,ovsb,I
am with gratitude youTs
This 4. one OF the nunrrou. Cure. ,f ,ST.I
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a MEXICAN HOUSE, Hoston, vI,S 49,. .-,,-.-

a mEHitAN iOt ST, Hoston, With the addition il.
ihe laTget and hest Arranged Hotel In New Engi,pt
The subscriber hegs leave stentgn to he Huu
Ianzemeni and superior accommodation 1he 61nltn,. H
70 combine utility and eonyenencs with luxurious rsse ana
10 me rooms are most elegantly apIos,ed the suits
the sleeping apartments and well
Stge proportion Of thea supplied with Cochituate water ana
ETeTy tr1 viii be usit BY the proprietor i eontr,h,
comfort Of h'i guests ~hle 'cjourning e his house '
Boston, June %, 1884 "'V iSs r'SSPP55lsor;
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r,, ELIAS I. IS: HALE,

AUCTIOSEER AND C0NuLsSIJy NEPpU,rr
1OH M1in Street
Nh usual Evening Sales will discontinued ill .h,, -
-NH September except special should be oEered "
CoEsgnmens for private .as kfuIy so c,
large assortment OF Watches, Jewelry and Fancy ca.
sac az Wholesale or retail atlow private sale Civ
An country Merchants purchase at
prices as the subscriber Is many
meht and can sell them goods delivered here on as
jyS-tf EItLs Uifr 80 a., urect
IiEI sPRING INSTITUTE, ION 18th Street
- ,hGtWccn Giny and Marshall. (-Rev. WILLIAM
LOVE, Prinsipa Department Classics general Enriisi
emaiics and Modern Language 'i~'h'
1o ems apply 70, OF aucresS the Principal. iAT-diy
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON y

WONCESTER'S PIANOS,
'HNHs New York Commercial Advertiser OF the 9th March
1854 In article referring Superiority az JmSriu
over i9rea or fHrsign Instruments the following
81 anu lust emplment to M WorcesterS PIANOS:
We have seen pianos from England France and Gernanv
made by the celebrated in those
nave heard their tones elected by the touch Of
Du, say maj we have seen few pianos
manufactured by H. Worcester and finish
richness OF tone, durability OF tune other Qualities maj
render musical Instruments valuable Mr. worceer pianos ar.
unsurpassed lis highly creditabe
riorty." '"s'' SUPP
AND ANOTHER FROM TIE NEW YORK COURIER AND ry
,,-~..- QUlRFR, 18th March, i2S
"WORCESTER'S PIANO FoRTEs-As an honorable and exps
reneed manufacturer Of these n'trumen W. has no supe
roT and the test Of time has qualities he claims
for his productions by
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NEw YoRE, July ll.--Dates from Acapulco TO the pod
state that the final raising OF the bocade Of that port had
taken place. The commander OF the U. g shp Ports
mouth, notified the commander OF the Mexican block
aiding vessel that the California must be Above
to enter Whcreupon the Mexican commander raised the
blockade aud departed for Mlzitlin.
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HAIsSOLJ EiON.-rh Co.p1riuer hip heretofore existing
~ beiween the suolerers under the style arm N sUTTOS
WESTON, u dissolved this day, By limitation II beins i'm.
portal TO settle the business 81 this all persons In
dbtd 70 the SANE are requested 10 make carly az
practicable aud all creditors requested e,s
i2r settlement Hhsr partner 10 authorized the name on
the concern IN liquidation. W. ~ siJTTON
July LIST, 1854 T. r. WINsIoy'
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SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
FARMRR's BANK OF VIRGINIA.

JOY 6TH, 1854.
IuNhE Predent and Directors OF the Farmers
have declared dyi end OF four quarter per cent .u
OF the pohs OF the last six months subj deduction
quarter per cent bonus the STATE leaving per cent nett
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TIE FRANKLIN PAPEH MILL.
(BELIlDERE AAHUFI CTURZgG COHPiNY1
on sth street, near the Petersburg Depot,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
In good order by superior Pap.r Msk-r and
turning out Printing Paper for News Single and Double Ne
iu Envelope and Wrapping Paper equal quality and AZ a
in price, as any mandatory the United States '-
EE Orders for auy description, weight and
executed At the shortest notice
RAGS RAGS!l
wANTED-Clean Linen Cotton Rags for which ,
be paid on delivery at the MILL made as dTstsd
ialS-dly S a. -'' e0'eo
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A LBEMARIE INSURANCE CauPANyl-
N CHAETEEE1 CtPIFAL 100000
OFtiUtkS-WM. I. EAEIT, President piETlrnsa-yy
t,iiI y Wttsys IEos Woop, D. u M,oRrr =. n O. nav
'A'f' ~ H. his'h' JOHN WOODS, ia, Secretary
Charlottesville
his Company i now Organized ard prepared take Fire W,
IN' and Lle Riska on ga
Company In tie sIots. FLANNAGNN STOKES 4 r., "'
giV-9'AN % Agents. Richuiond
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nfLi.S CLUB ROt>E Giv.-Th. .ubscr-ho,.-
MID. ,h vac ape productions land AMI M, ca
' rade and others,
T.. 90 uin eontsio,d in ofI2 Dutch P,,L
,.,.s 80 'uAJ and oneness heretofore unknown r.
flavor such iPr,s In its anss, condition ami
a. Is USED IN the first Club House, I'm IisnI a. sna
made Sr Us under the sVperntendenee on, w Is e.
IL coz A ,sr is ,or many years In Rotterdam
this market. ~ - s,nS that has no EQUAL In
ua2s- 8m CAMPBELL BROTHERS,
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&tSgA hEwAhD-stolc from Mr. Carter Lee,, sboo, 2
~ miles above the city the road on snnd,o
80, shsts eoorsd congregation as,s.mble tan so
go Bride The Pony having one or two Whit d.1t
us ss u9r and ira ned after the style TIN por
g. ~, o s return Of hs Pony, TIN addi,IonsI
left
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NOR BtlTlM0RE--Ther regular plclet sehr wM
a COLoClrr, kirwan, master, having portion OF tR
hsr cargo engaged and going on board, will have dis KIN
patch. Por balance Of cargo, applyto slaAs5E
Yi-diw w n CoIor-rTr q co
SHOWER BATHs.we have aGd to arrive p.r sc61
uailego, hne Locks Pateu and Other Ra.
mp or sEe spongs and Hand shower ChIren's Bat
root Baths large Bath Tubs, Bath Brushes ,ale by
TO ZIMMERMAN
Corner Main aull
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ID sPEScy No la ,n ND nH srEAMEH.-R y.
Sss,sd sge and beautiful assortment Of ali he new
Wesnv Appa,s 49,, every article Of 0entlsmsna
the public generally TO call examine " "''".s o
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Csr TO HAND--A superior article Of Mills Muslin
Cd Shirts with French
by last steamer, at No Iva Main street
iylo N nNvIN ~
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The control q ART or all the mAadIes from none ha
carried more victims TO uniuely
the Lungs sutoined evidence that ais too ~
cured aud that Pulmonary compl.nts ali their nav ~
removed by CRKkRr PEcToRII- ~
spage vii not permit Us to publish here proportion the
cures II has Effected but the Agent below arn,b
Circular free whereon full particulars ndspuiabis
OF these facts f'N'
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y. MUHHIs, 81 Main Street,
Is sole agent for the sale OF
WDpnECTEp DII hrnn

and would invite the attention OF Prosors Amateurs and the
public, to examination OF them. $3.50 "
His assortment embraces and styles and by
almost arrival receiving supplies lie ore m,
greatest advantages the PIANO PORTHS no,
in superiority Of INSTRUMENTS prices At which he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

HNon NEW YORK-FLRS7 VESSEL-yircinI.
n Line OF Richmond and New York Packets IN
sTperior INSTALLING regular packet schooner RICH fi
hoNp Captain W. c. Harris, htvIng portion of.fza5C.
cargo engaged and going board
ivlg " n,,,, .,..-
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GEORGE WATT d p. II. sTAIiKE
CUFF ERA OK PLOWS
complete assortment Of the atove Flows Couters Cutiya
IN tors iirroNs DC, 4c always hand, and
perform well sale. Also q a;s J-Ig In,
adapted 70 deep wells and warranted give satisfaction
,, =, GEORGE WATT CO, ONCE on Franklin street,
apo Square below ESthanEr,
EIAGiH EoJNDYThe subscriber nov prepared hayi6s
sulpeh himself with Machinery and Tools
most approved kinds aud workmen OF kin experience
senle tor stationary and Portable steam zines Circular
sAN aIi d sl IhfeshnR hse.aes Tobacco r1e.sss
End, IRON and Wood SheeinR Ai AMI Brss Iron Casting
OF descriptions, IN the best manner and with promptness
~ me highest market price cas- win be for old sSrar
Oti'uhssl copper, brasf, Ac 7. RHAM,
Hl-idey CRY, BE-, ~een Pearl and 18th sts
bNoh HtNTThc very pleasant and desirable du rnv 49,
e9Thr OF an and cary streets, occupied by ne h
'u a siL
M many toFvenienes Win i' proEmy the bu,nsis
o The city render 10 Of the residences In me
city Possession given from let 70 10th June
hrpyto WA w. MACE
my2I-n or WINSTON POWERS
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EAM CtIRS-Rat,sn Chairs Camp Stools and Chair.
~ for PiaiEas, Gardens, Dc, for sale by
ylt ZIMMERMAN
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ImE.-oonstany hand In store, both Thoma,ton and
~ Virginia Lime, convenient to dealers. SUI
WINSTON POWERS.
ys corner Cary and 18th streets.
RuNb LinLolo hND WiNts-conataouy on hand the very
NJ best quality Of H,nnsssec Brandy; Pure Ryr Whskey
~, Madeira wines sui Ohampagne Wines osst ami Porter
for saleb by liyBl WINSTON g POWERS
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AuIE MEnINO B0DiI:s-A superior article Of Gauze Ne.
rino Bodies lshs without sssveSO desirable
pendage to Gsnieman wardrobe Cal and supply
at No. l02 Main street
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ii NAIL ROANOKE
~. Leave. Saturday Morning. 9th Inst, nj 4J5yN
ocioci.--tOR NE W YORK ria EORFOLH.- Era2SfS
The ROANOKE Capt Thos skinner viii receive
the eLtiTe day Of Friday the lsih inst.
Passengers before the hour
paItnre, o'clock Saturday morning.
Tickets and beTihs secured oee South side Of Basin
the River steamers " " - =
jyl3-2t Az a .rsnc
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co PARTNERsHPThe fubtcrbsri have this associated
emieyts togeihr under the style T. WINSTON
CO. tor The Plpose Of conducting Grocery and Commission
Buhnei, IN the city NJ Richmond. They will eon,any on
hand large and eel sd steck Of rocerfc including every
variety OF domestic and foreign Liquors They
patrons Of The old concern Of SUTTON WINSTON Tor their
knd patronage, and solicit continuance q
neWeoncern. " T. WINSTON,
.... w. NJ. SUTTON,
sny lst 1875. Conner Gary and 18th streets.
NNTnfrR DUCK UUATS-Te hest In every respect 10 be
~ found In the city, and 80 IIrsGSo; Can g,
VI Jas. WINSTON,
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AUCTION SIZES,

~ a.. ,s,h a. ~ ~ .d a, pubic aa-oa 90 riivRsoIy
a., 80 " 1iv n-Nt, whitNv In an. .,.-s~s,
Ing o. lou ehii s'ss,s9t the late Lyle eeasl,,
n aens-for All ,ams aad.r go, cash. e,.r
'n~ purchaser living bond ami ,-ruri,, - e''s
- vspkes W. sSftLfSGs sA.rie
anu dnihsirAtor o. }. 1. L,l, p,~.s..,
~ VOC same time and place VIII be one c,-r,~. -,
hr psr,onA estate belonging IN. s.sa,s AZ ~
t,,.,. GEORGE W. sSrLLIsa sh.,,
- AMI nsn'h Administrator Of J. Lyle I,s,s,.I
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UNDERTAKING,
RlSKS PATENi METALLIC BURIAL CASES
iEhaVr secured the privilege 81 chiauing dirert from m
w Manufacturer, Psks Burial Cases. which have -
inh general use, and which highly approved on ,ro ~
their ncainess, convenience and durabUiy " ''u' VI
SAFE OF th article 10 Richmond heretofore been excIp
sve having been cohnnsd to person, through whom No.
u could be obsined. II has been beray c~srr5 ~ 49,
heretofore demanded. " ' WV" ''0se
A. usual have hand wo5r CoTrrvs Of every ,i,
character Of hnh with SHsorns aud every thing needu r b
occasions. e Nv ''-' W suS"
Strict p,rsona sueniion will be given to the epvr,.t ~
hearse and Carages, and a.
sious. 49, "" ''''@' WA
Psron living the country may cora,ni our ,srv,, in the
matter " furnish Coins With assuran-. ~ n,o
jeZ9 BGNgoRb 4 popTEp
M kDirEuRANEAN ~ ONFThe OF liz ,n.e,nsi r,r., ~,
ANh muddy water Is the Mediterranean Frnv stone sib
renders perfectly clear and be had At The o.
Price Of such as used 90 sen from 30 the
o' ne ''''l'' 0iRlsTiIS 4 LSfasoF
% Mlin street.
a. ktGs suAERtoR WESTERN FATHERS on consSn
a ~ "'o'' aud for 'ai' By nrsr u,axrr
"Er PEhtNaAN GIANO.-s 50 too, Wet Peruvian
", veaho, on consignment, for sale very iou by
letS-m Lgr co. on the do'S.
'NNHthNiOhtrrN ttInNS.We ar 10 receipt md a, A.
rive per s,hr sat direct froSn The factory
ny ari sSsoraen 81 Churns from " o. Gallon
my hsre osen pronounced BY Al pas via have
be Tie sei' ChuIns now 10 Use. for sale by
Hs ZIMMERMAN
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lsiOP ivts-The Trials in Its Progress 10 Cath
oIicism: Letter his old Pends; by Ives d.
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Ia North
Price 62 cts.
$4,000 copies of this Book have been sold
iyiQ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-04

New YORK VIEWS or MURDER. Robert
NJ Graham, drunk, plungcs a cane blade in
to the body of Charles T. Loring for intcrfcr
ing with his drunken conduct; Verdict man
slaughter in the second degrce--sentcncn
suspended. Charles Jagcr, drunk, killed
John Moran by smashing brandy bottle
over his skull; Verdict, manslaughter in tho
third degree and sentence. three years i'm
prisonmcnt. Charles Graham drunk, killed
John Wilson because the latter could not
give him money: Verdict, man5laughtcr in
the third degree, and scntcrcc three years
imprisonment James Smith, drunk, killed
James Davis by running across the STREET
and stabbing him Verdict manslaughter in
the second degree, and sentence seven years
imprisonment. Vim. Fowkes shot in his
own porter house Edward Began, because
the latter would not leave when ordered
No verdict agreed upon, some Of the jury
remaining unsatisiied that he fired the shot
though no reader Of the report Of the trial
can have reasonable doubt upon the sub
jcct Now We would not take upon our
selves to affirm that in each and every one
of these cases the crime committed was mur-
der with malice aiorethought. Drunken
men seldom premeditatc. But it is both un-
just and unsafe to allow such fact to serve
as n mitigation Of the crime of shedding hui
man blood. lie who voluntarily ''puts an
enemy in his mouth to stell away his
brains" must be held responsible for his in
sane acts. II would be making public jus
ticc a mockery, to use crime against morals
as shield to any extent for crime
against law. There is some reason to apprc.
hcnd that ourjurymen are committing this
mistake; if it be So the public interests
imperativcly demand that II should be cor
rccted.-N y Com a,G Eng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-04
Butter. 4

Not one pound in five Of the sold butter in
the market is fit for human food. Butter
makers should remember these few rules:
The newer and swccter the cream. tho
sweetcr and higher favored will be the but
ter
The air must be fresh and pure in the room
or cellar where the milk is set.
The cream should not remain in the milk
over ,hir,y.six hours,
Keep the cream in tin pals, or stone pots,
into which put spoonful of salt at the be.
ginning, then stir the cream lightly each
morning and evening; this will prevent it
from moulding or souring.
Churn as often as once a week, and as
much ottcner as circumstances will permit
Upon churning, add the cream upon all
the milk in the dairy.
Use nearly an ounce of salt to pound Of
butter, .......
Work the butter over twice, to free it from
the buttcrmilk and brine, before Jumping
and packing.
BE sure that it is entirely free from evorv
particle Of bntterinilk or coagulate'. milk.
and it will keep sweet as long as desired.
In Scotland syphon is sometimes used to
separate the milk from the cream, Instead Of
shimming the pans.--tGralde FUmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-04

THE EBENEzERs. The Ebcnezer commun-
/ ty, body of peculiar people, who have a
settlement near Buffalo, arc dcsirous OF
breaking up their establishment in order TO
remove to some Of the new States or Terri
| taries Of the West where they can obtain n
larger domain and, perhaps, with the addi-
tional motiye of becoming more isolated than
they can be in their present location. 1t is
stated hat they have been offered S5,50OOO
for their property, which is $500, 900 short
of their asking price. Their domain is about
eight miles from the city Of Buffalo, on the
Old Seneca Reservation. The agents of the
society purchased about G,00O acres of the
land of the Ogden Company soon after the
Gillctt treaty in 1912, nnd about 1900 have
been added by subsequent purchases. A
large portion Of it is very large fields, more
thoroughly cultivated than any lands in
western New York indeed, it is almost
garden instead Of field cultivation. The
Ebenezcrs arc communist or common.pro-
perty association, of a distinct religious type.
The organization had its rise in Germany,
on the banks Of the Rhine, and has existed
nearly a hundred years. They have an
elective board of governors or elders--thirty
in numbcr-upon whom dcvolvcs all tho
legislation of the community; but they ap.
point single executive officer, upon whom
dcvolvcs the entire superintendent of their
varied enterprises. In addition Is their
other enterprises, they s.c becoming ..saige
money lenders.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-04
From the Bangor Mercury, October Ia
Brutality Of n Mob in Maine.

By despatch from Ellsworth We learn
that the Rev. John Bapst, the Catholic pas
tor III this city, was, on Saturday night,
tarrcd and fcathercd and ridden on a rail in
Ellsworth. Mr.. Bapst was on visit 10 Els
worth when the outrage was committed.
He was formerly pastor there, and was
there engaged in controversy about the
school question.
The only thing the rufiians say for them
selves in cxtenuation is that they had pre-.
viousy threatened TO tar and feather AIR.
Bapst if he came to Ellsworth again.
lie has been pastor Of the Catholic popula'
ton in this city few months We under
stand he was born and educated in ltaly.
since he has been here, he has done much
good among the Catholic population, and has
brought about many useful reforms, win.
ming comuendaton on all hands. .-
We havenot terms strong enough to cx-
press the Indignation uttered by all classes
in this city on hearing Of this dastardly out
rage. The shameless towards who have
done it should receive the highest penalties
Of the offence, and the town of Ellsworth
should be made to respond in damages for
this foul wrong to a visitor who could not DO
protected within her gates.
/ Ellsworth has long been noted FOR the low,
/ rowdy, vulgar proceedings of portion OF
! its population. If the respectable men there
cannot stop such proceedings, let them aban-
I don the town and leave it prey to the vile
ruians who inhabt it, They can then bc
proceeded against as brayer pirates are, and
brought, by force from without, to suffer the
penalties Of their misdccdS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-04

DEAD IIEADS.--On the New York and Erie
Road, according to very careful computa-
tions the dead heads would produce, if they
paid regular fare, $780, 0000 u year--cqual 10
1000 through-passongers, or nearly 80 per
day. The record of ''dcad heads" show that
the free class consists mainly of men enga-
gcd in the lreighting business, hotel keepers
and their clerks, members of the Legisla.
ture, and State officers, City Councilmen aud
officers, Judges Of Courts, clcrgymen, Off
c;rs and employees of other roads, and favo-
rites and toadies Of supcrintendents and di-
rcctors. The free passes to the press, about
which there is so much noise and grumbing,
amounted to less than one per cent. of the
''dcad heads" On the New York and New
Haven Road, there were STA free passes is.
sued during the year, of which the press re-
ccived 72! The whole investigation proved
that the great cry of tho press riding the
roads to death was all mOOnshine, and that
the real 'dcad heads" were class Of people
who had no business by courtesy or interest,
or quid pro Quo, to pass,-7ribune.