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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS,
DETAILS BY TUEpACIFIC-

Our Liverpool aud London files to the 18th ult
by the Pacific, contain additional mat ers of in.
terest.
ESGLAND.-The war in Europe is exhaustnp
the resource. of England, and it is said to he a
large cause Of the commercial embarraS sment
there. The Liverpool Times of the 18th re-
marks:
"War will soon prove itself to he as great an
exhauster famine. The cost of our army for
the present year has been estimated ut cons der
ably more than the support OF the Irish pca,antrv
in l5H. The people require s.OO0,000i. worth
Il corn, which threatened to exhaust our banks
our fleet and troops will require S.l23 0a9L. be-
fore the close of the current fiscal wear The
bullion receipts, week after week, are immense,
but the bullion returns of our banks show no in
crease. The demand for the precious metals an
pears to be greater than the supply, which is IN
finitely larger than at any former period of our
history. This proves that an endless quantity of
gold does not supply people with money; and
that in trade, despite all legislation to the CON
trary, it i, slmP dealt in a commodity, like all
other articles OF commerce.
Per contra, the London Globe of the Eth re-
marks
Notwithstanding the gloom which has pre-
vailed in the city for the last few days, we never
felt greater confidence in the continued well-br-
ING of the country ut large. Commercial men
have got themselves into scrapes and they have
to pay for their want of caution or their want of
correctness. The embarrassment of few hous-
e. makes II great sensation. and canSe people to
stop for short space in their ordinary opera
tons. but Liverpool goes ON as before. The
channels for enterprise are uninterrupted; the re-
turns for capital continue when proper dlrcc-
tion is selected. We are not ignorant of the count
paints that the Australian trade is stngnant; bu-
the statement j. incorrect The escort contiu-
mos IA brintr cold into Mplhournp''
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TIM TELEGRAPH ~ AUsTRALiA.-Tho eiec-
trio magnetic telegraph is making decided pro-
gress in Australia. 4 line from Melbourne to
Gecloag was to be completed on the 10th of Au-
gust last.
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Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.


g. Vd.,
NJ ILL gfy" particular utleu ttn the -ee ol tL,lR
w NHfAr, T"RAcca. Cot>. BAeoN. E.nn R1i-
fER &c. a. Liberal aslvaH,Ds NJ he mbs,c an MI
ruil-isuurutS Nhpr rcuHrct, NY l.,
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Robert Sinclair, Of Baltimore, severely
burned on Sunday night last, by the explosion of
containing about gallon OF ETHEREAL oil
lie attempted TO fill lamp with fluid while it
was burning, and in an instant the fire COMMUNE
Gated to the fluid in the vessel, which exploded.
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NOT SAFE on SHoKE.--l he merchants of Can
ton, in China, sent aboard the L. ). steame
John Hancock for safe keeping. some million
and half Of Mexican dollars.
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Fire IN Charleston,

CHARLESTON, Monday evening, Oct. 81 : But
teriiel2's Pavilion Hotel aud Gilbert> carriage
factory are on FIRE, aud it i, feared they will he
destroyed.
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tDctal
NOTICE,

ENIIE Engineer f the Eat Tenncs-ce 4 Nrenia
1 Railroad viii rccive Ir"posnI- from 23rd day Of
October To 18th nj Dercmbc urxf. (by mai other.
w-c) for the nying down Of ahont Ii miles ftrast from
Knox oth bid NJ ioston River; nnd it
ceptube bid lie sell will contract for th- II is
exuered ttt tine lroo, &r,, III be the rDtd, ready
for the contractors, by next snrine.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH,
Chief Engineer +. +. X Va kailrond
30dtcf1jlrr
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\ spondent from Farmylle of the Peters
burg Express, says:
..The trial of Hudson, the young man arrested
the other day on the Southside Railroad, for pass
ing counterfeit money, has been postponed until
the March term of Prince Edward court at which
time it is expected he will have hearing.
The store of Mcssrs. Wheeler x Austin, was
entered ON Monday night last, while the pro- RE
tors were in attendance at the Circus aud the
money ''tilIi and its contents stolen. Fortu-
natply. Mr.. Austin took with him to the exhibition
a large amount of money. But for this, their
loss would have been very great.
Your, in haste, e."
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NZ s. zErrELLs RESTAURANT
= VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Gl4-A foR MALE "
Finding il will require mare TIM pay my debts
than m, customers oau conveniently allow, unless .cl
pulinu Of m, property, have determined utler the
'oiawlnG plopcuN FOX SALE:
My RtstptNCE il the nelhhoihaod of Jude" Dan.
ct'-. h> Is most dc-i ab.e place. The House
rrins l. rn,,ns all well und f them elcennIv hn.
,t,d with tritk Kitchen nul al ntI,er necessary
hnu-rs aud well If eNrclet en- the l,rcui-es.
Tho HOUSE, Lon ut present orrup, 10y Nj. !. /
Barns lhI- Is uol,i and rrbsant llnre suited lor
srnall f,ur,. rhr ilon,r ir> five rooms With good
Kitchen stoke hou-,, mud wei d ii "eter in
the Nued,
A,-n, my FOUNDRY. In offering my ioaudry f1r
she. cnusi Ter nleinr tbe valuable property
rNer ,rcd ~ hi, pltct. II Is Vel kuowu IN tbs
Vicinity. IN nee" par ,cuar description; tut i'll -late
there j. uot better med e-tabil- hnent the
Sutc. II i furnished " tha complete >r al tool-. the
Ht'st Improvements. aud letc slne, al ntlcI.. IN
god coudin"n and extensively used wound Ircler
selling ir.f the tnic,t the Foundry property, should
al, 81 Il, sin pur la>us such nn interest.
AHv person WISHING - purchase al the phuv'
ntn"d rrnprr, viii apply IL the SUI clihcr tn"
PA~ ~ Foundry. a C.DABNEN
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Roanoke College.

FACULTY.
Rev. David r. tile, A NJ, President mud Prof.s.
.or of Moral and Intellrctnnl iencr Ne,
S Gnrsone Welis A NJ, Prot. Mathematics md
Natural Science.
Henri q. Won Iloxar, Prof Ancient aud Modern Inn.
e1aec=.
V. / Bolton. Tutor.
'I'hls Institution, located nj Salem Vn. will com
mrncc lis next sr.sion October dth. Expenses for
the session of months, iarIuding Tnition. Bonn
Ro"mrent, Fuel. Lights and Incidental expenses. sll2
fnrrnrriruInr. nIdrcss the President
hug l9HdSc6rnns Rep copy
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IVEIsCOMl'LAENT. j.

4 ~ hIsk ~ VI s>hsN 1tNA .'pi' L. - -
IA pep-a, Chrome I N9y"a, Debility Discus" otthe
kr1nry,, ard na diseases ni-'ng from Di,nrdercd
Liver or Stomach, such IL Coz stpati'r, Inward P's
Fu!neS~ II Blood to the Head, Acauy of IL" S1mpr,
Nan ca Heartburn Dsgps tor Food. tuur-s o. weight
the Stnnnrh, Som Ernclatons Sinking on Fntrcrrg
liz PIT i the S"mn, Ia. Swimming Of li' II ad, iiur-
rrd and difficult Breathing futtrriua nj The ileaIl
CGouhng o. Suhocalirg Sensations hen in l,ing pos.
ture. Dnu"s. OF Vision l. Web- before the sight
F,ycf and Du Pain in the leal Deficiency Of Pore
p.ia ION, Ycn"ness e tie snn and Eve. Pain the
SIdc Back Chest Limbs, &c. Sudden Finishes ot Heat
Burning in He Flesh Constant Ina giniuCs ot Evil and
great depression Of Spirit, be ehecinnly cmed by
DpcrER flnnFt ANDs 9FLfRR,TFD
GERMAN BIrlERS
prepared hy Or {, NJ Jacksnn. German Madeleine
Ntore No. 10 Arch Il or helnw Sixth Phiain
rnnr ppMrr Inc nbove i -rpses Is exrrrd
ii cqnailr he my "tn'r preparation ia the United
Stlte, II. the attcst, in mnry case- utter stul
physicians hal ailed
la 81 l}ntrrs w,rrhy the attention Of Invalils
Possessing virtues in the tif aon Of the liver
ant lesser euu>, eXrci-ns the most s"nrcbing power
in weahnes> and nir ms + the digestive organ, they
nrr wittnf S,.e ccrinin and pleasant
VIRGISIA TEsrMoNY.-Dr J. NJ. Wilson,. Lexington.
Va + eb oh, 1872. snid: Il entirely nf lh,
German ititter.. They have become al tho rage Moth
ing else sells
The Tenth Legion. published NJ Wnod tuck Va
said. Jan ION. 1870: "A Grrat Med ciur.-Wr hnvr
uniformly rrirHiued from recommending to the public
my Of the various nrrnt medicines al the day. unless
thoroughly convinced # IT, If val -. Among tho~c
ln.dcr w"thy ii uptcf, i, the Gernnn Btrrs, in
vented by DR. 10, fnnd, aud rlcpnlrl by DR. Jackson
in hi,a elpin Obe instance III ular. il which
the ,u ciiur vutu,s o medicine have been te.ted
has Fallen under ob-rrva Daring the last
,ner. a OF Nr. Ahran Crubl. OF TIN. county.
very seri, u,y affected with Liver mplan', ard ner
wing in win varinuS RENE lies, ep,rchlsrd holtIr
OF the Bters aud alter using it, much relieved
Of h$ distressing mtladv, thai he procured other bot.
lie ami j. nav restored = .tirrly 10 culah."
ley enlirely rtablr free from all iniuriou.
ing rlietts alwny. strengthen the system, and never
prostate Il.
For .al' Wholesale 10y Druggists in nj the prncpal
cities and retail by orhcrares and storhc eper. in
every town ia the United Suites.
Sid by d K LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
m !. Ii. SEAY CO. Lynchburg, nd by dealers in
M dici i" everywhere. ls"p6 "
tTTENTION LYNCHBUlkG LIGHT
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T'elegTaphiE Items.

BosroN, Oct. 35,-Mr Ta>istro, of the State
Department, Washington, is here, but the object
of his visit i, not known.
Mr. Nelson, American Consul at Turks Is
land, and who was recently imprisoned by the
authorities of that place, left here, on Saturday
evening for Washington.
LyNS. Mass, Oct. 29.-The case of John
Stickney, student in Amherst College who was
charged with purloining letters from the post
office in this place, la, been heard before the l..
S. Commissioner Curtis, and the accused acquit-
ted of the charge. His father postmaster
at the time of the alleged theft.
New YORK, Oct. 81 "A letter froa HAVANA
says the steamer Isabel, reported lost arrived
there on the 23d inst. This needs confirmation,
a. the Empire City which left there the day
alter reports that Just as She was sailing two
vessels arrived in port with the passengers of
tne Isabel.
PIrrsBrRG, Oct. 3O.-The acqueduct over the
Allegheny river at Freepoft, on the Western
Division of the Pennsylvania Canal, has been
completed, and the water will be let in to day or
to morrow.
BosToN. Oct 3O-A suit is to be brought he
fore the present term of the L. $. Circuit Court
bv Mr.. james Abbott and wife to recover vast
amount of property situated in Essex and Law
renee.
BUFFALO, Oct. 30.-The suspension of +. G..
Merrick & Co does not affect the Sacketts llar-
Dor Bank of this city, Merrck having resigned
the presidency before his suspension.
\. YORK, Oct 3l.--The steamship Indiana
sailed hence to day for Southampton, with sixty
four passengers. among whom are several mem
bers of the Rayel family.
HARTsFoRp; CT, Oct. 3I.-A fire broke out on
Sunday in Willow Brook school house, which to-
tally destroyed it.
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
ll,nr ~hn Funk Leslie says at il in his Indies Gu
1rtie:
We hay" real his exceedingly elegant c,utrbuon
light literature with ubsorhingi interest "Aonc"
l. hcaa "fl'ug ~ the ntar of home and social nf.
rcon. simple tale Of real life dedicatcd toy broth.
~ mud -,sic We welcome such tributes Ills
hcpay Nothing in ts why strikes our memory as
,ut nrtstir GnterIc wound gem Of ,ntrtl nav,
and commend 'Alonr" Ia every rch e min"
Aunrtaud- Ia, nhnvc the light litcrntur, ,f the day
in IL style nnd general rtalb fredericksburg tIrrnd.
Natural md hlc ih" II it, conceptions. and lrening
withiutrrrst; while VEN u rieh and cheerful humor
mud M nychowiI sympathy, fevn.ic the enre work.
aud sparkle upon ey'ry pago We huvr fond novel
"heh heartily commend the public
Alone '-lrNingtnn huz,fir.
tiom' rerfoi by trrer, cicurness and originality
Goi,N Lady Foak-
1t snnds 'alnn" ~ being ccitnin ginal.
II Is remark al Ia aud curious of work
~ nuyrl 1t Is askiully pani ed aud deeply inter
r-tng stony, hut something more thnn stoly and il
Designed To be "romethrg' better than imere sting
We think sho Inns accomplished more than she intended.
-Suuthorn Li.rury Mes-enecr.
Cine at the best works oi fiction hive read
Marion llnYatd' mny he Justly placed in the very
front ank oi American female writes.-Bodto ford Senti
net
1t b'nr- the unmi-iahn IL il, pr,s of highly gifted
mind -Dui vIllo Register.
Every page Is iuriien the lnnguage IL chnste and
clcg'n the whole tale fascinating TINT it holds the
rem tor'- minI IN u firm gasp nt il is fnished.-
Penn, i'ust oct 2Sts
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CdHlf in irginiq.

J0TTTf n TgIHIH.
It's stated that there are now 1000 cattle for
eAle in Nicholas, about 20, 600 in Lewis county
Va, and that for cash they could be purchased
"n easy terms
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GAS! CAST! CAST!

JAS! GAS!! GAS!!I
f1EbStNS wishing their houses fitted for burnip,
l. Gas viii find some strong inducements offered. /
applying 10 The subscriber have good workmen and
SUI eiior stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
n. BAH orders for fitting up Tobacco Fsctorie
received within sixty days. payment will DO require
before the lst of June, 1885.
jim 7-dts
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ny ltoNAI LETTERS PATENT.
TIE lllDROMAGEN, OR WATER PROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLBS
hnngdetured by
liarc0urt. Bradley \ Co.,


Principal UdrehonSe, lo2 u ood Street Cheap
SIDE, London Engiand imericdn Estdbiish-
fronts, ~ Inn Street & l02 Nassau Street,
Aem York, L. s.
tI'llE Htdpmpu.u valuable discovery protect
let from dump cold, threfnr, preventative
Iuns disease, without luceruR ll,droun
i in the trm etH sole and uso the hooi shoe Its
moderated chnrn,t ter rs nI""rrrl nntilu, To itsopsr.
fur rrpmcn II viii o uuud agreeable. mud healthy.
10 WnRrih the rolesi funniest weather. ho
wet ifthe liyltemnpcu may wear tie
mrnus. while Consumption prev nlcnt among the
our country mnN r lh"ntted lN sit Prnral adoption The
entirely aurere'le oershne. The latter The per
Hlrc ina VERY unhealthy manner h"idea
""nf I" lc=nnsin Wnthcf like iulin fulhers While the
hitter 'nt7o til" rt tobWe extremely large the fIsdronarrn
hons thn sru salN prepared uiarly placed
drs not The al the bout appear
uutilN To- hi fr tlrv extremely valuable. they
nuaprr in "Nere with cnnu and healthy effect Their
ponsr sifhth Ia need hcslra
mtf uife them viii find trr Aenrs durs bills much dmtu
irhel thereby.
4 the ,drowneont becoming more known It's soley in
rr'nsiuE Ia nluo incredible Inst yoar London
Nmrhes"r hirminrha'n Lseroo. Glaseuw. lccd Dub in
lui-. Antwerp llnmhuru. aud berlin rrnehci 49,
loInirs o ERIK solr This ytpr the number will Tar srpas.
Al thu Fmn ihrr oninpnot tlrr value preventative
lur i"uT1+. ipls, roprhitia, Asthma aud Consumption.
Ir IN. 70 tVutH
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lsIIAs0N PRICES,
And with Unquestioned Ri.ht


Having Terminated legal With Howe
and procured hi full license his ton.
slightest claim that mnelnhes other patent
1he fist to the machines which have sold shall
hereafter sell. Is uugucsipuahlc.
We distinct pncnts Machines, all
tho nice ons the ana all the machines other.
ring spring whereby cloth, held feeding
nIraratus yielding prcslres nfnVl hy all the machines
nowu market who buy tie nj
machines, hereby distinctly uppsnl TINT shall
tlrm for the privilege
legal nights viii hne forth ie richly enforced.
the Immense Superiority
hAoluhos HH- ru
They ofuuTrr nj application the machine doing all
kinds and doing perfectly They superior
courvaucc, but uucluHed mechanical Guisl They per
all required and continue to doit without
oner. NrdesiTe Ia all attention particularly 10
Machines to Sew with Single Thread
which 10y ample trials have been proved superior all
stitching linen and all thin farirsalso for sewing leather
either with waved thread k md quitting liungs
also prepared 10 exhibit and sell euhoierinp mnch hines pro-
ducng entirely uewaud very beautiful Machines
extra size both shuttle and single thread may be had for small
difference These found to be popular Ma
chimes for hat binding. stitching carpet hng any
peculiar work, will be supplied Mt short notice.
Machine Three Cord Linen
all other articles used with sewing Machines Away
mud for sale at all our Offices.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE NO. Sl3 BROADWAY. n. YORK
BRANCH OFFICES.
No r. South Fourth Il Phil. No. 1879 Baltimore ST. Talt
II Hanover ST, Boston, "a River y I
=" l32 st Charles st \. o. . 22} W anut St, Ciurin
aug '-3nl l. VI. SINGER d co.
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CHEAP NEW GOODS-FoR CASH.
I AN NOW receiving my New Fall and Winter
4 Goods parcla II n low prices, which will be sold
sunll Irndl- Iuc'odrd iulhe stock will be ioind
Dro.- Go,d. oi ali kinds
E6brodrrie- md Au-Iius,
Hosiery aud Gloves
Cloths. Ca--in.ores mud Vcsipgs
Clpuk- mud Mantillus,
American Cotton nnl Wool.n IL IL.
Garpetnes oi MI grades.
cordially invite cali, from INV friend, customers and
the public &c rrtlly, promising bargains.
JOHN G. MEEM
son 81 .flfsit
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NollGE=lom tle rtnl prices mnko liberal allow
iu Jnhher aud Wholesalers that sorckcrper
maken fine profit their while they article
h" kept in any sorc, any cns roo- For terms
npply Ia nAHtnUB1, BRADLEY ~ 60,
lB-lnu3m AM street. New York
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rgcCOItI<e,u,%.po%ls

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
COMMISSION * FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
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Singers Sewing Machines.

u h1h o UNIV seNn9 NarTne any ntiHy wlicl
w D." used without MAblNGlII OW y ER LIABLE To A
SUI lr nlrm !nmcut u nlm-- LILl-.oge- l -nLlnt
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

n OW READi-fhc filth Edition OF "ALoNE,t b,
" Meiian lla,nnd in o. handsome - nm vol.
price -. \. NORRIS. Richmond, Publisher.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-24
Important Foreign NeWs!!
THE MARKETS.
RALr1MoRE 18th T

BALTIMORE, 18th Feb.
New Orleans papers Of Sunday are re-
ceived with Mexican dates to Feb. 3.
Capt. Walkers expedition was creating
much excitement. Official accounts had
been received of the capture of Pucba.
The inhabitants had been well treated.
and were offered their liberty, which they
declined.
ELMIRA. y. Y. 18th.
Inthe Supreme Court, this morning,
the Jury gave verdict Of 81 1900 to Mr..
Rumson against the Erie X. r., for inju-
ries received by him in collision on the
fourth of July last.
ROCHESTER, 18th.
A great anti-Nebraska meeting was
held in this city last evening. Mayor
Williams presided. Men of all parties
were present, and strong resolutions
against the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise were passed.
New York, Is.
The drug store Of Kingsley on Jersey
ST., was burned last night: Loss $4,000;
fully insured.
The locomotive Of the down Express
Train from Albany was thrown off the
track yesterday near Yunkers, in conse-
quence of the displacement Of switch;
several passengers injured, but not fatal
ly.
The Collins steamer Pacific sailed al
noon. She took thirty passengers, and
but little specie.
The steamer Canada arrived at noon.
In the British House of Commons the
Marquis Clanricade complained that the
Queens speech gave no indication Of the
future intentions Of the Government as
to War. He thought British want of en-
ergy had deceived the Gar into war in
to which Europe would soon be plunged.
Earl CT Clarendon defended the Govern
ment and the Gar.
The Earl of Derby remarked that there
was no vllusion in the speech TO other TO
reign relations and no notice taken OF
/ President Pierce's Message concerning
important questions pending with En-
gland.
Earl Aberdeen defended this delay, but
gave no explanation on the Eastern ques-
ton.
Debate arose on the recent imputstions
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-24

AN ACT to amend section fifty-four
Of chapte, ninety-eight Of the Revised
Statutes.
TIE people IF the State Of Wiscon-
sin, represented ~ Senate and AsSena-
biy, do enact as foYoaos:
SECTION /. Section fifty-four (54) of
chapter ninety-eight (96) of the Revised
Statutes is hereby so amended as to read
as follows: Printed copies Of the stat
ute laws, and all acts and resolves Of the
Legislature Of any State or Territory Of
the United States, if purporting to be
published under the authority of their
respective governments, or if commonly
admitted and read as evidence in their
courts, shall be admitted in all courts in
law and equity, and on all other occa-
siOns in this State, as prima facie evil
dence of such laws, acts and resolves, and
hereafter it shall not be necessary TO set
forth the sameby plea or otherwise: but
such statutes, laws, acts or resolves, may
be given in evidence under pleadings
and allegations in the usual form in all
courts in this State.
SECTION 2. This act shall take effe,t
and be in force, from and after its pas
sage and publication.
FRED. w. HORN.
Speaker Of Assembly.
BENZ. ALLEN,
President pro. tenn. Of the Senate.
Approved, Feb. 2, 1854.
WILLIAM A. BARSTOW.
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TEMPERANCE AND FREEDOM
A Song for the Times.
BY ISAAC H. JULIAN.

BY ISAAC H. JULIAN.
Up! up with our banner, all spotless and
whitsl
It's folds whisper peace, and its waves ripple
l light
And we thrill to its motto. cast free on the
wind
"NO bonds for the body-no chains for the
mind %
Away! your vile jargOn of "master" and
"slave"
In the Gland of the free and the home of the
brave I"
To all give the Liberty Heaven designed
No bonds for the body--no chains for the
mind
Away your foul traffic in mans blood and
bones
Your commerce in his direst sorrows and
1.-THE sum of all yiIlanies = known to man
No bonds for the body-no chains for the
mind
Great God shall this curse all our country
invest
Must the sum of Mans Hope darken thus in
mop thunder the voices of freemen COM
bined-- #ls a
"No bonds for the body mo chains for the
tnindp
And away with the rumseller's mansion of
4 sin,
Where hell's fiery poisons are circling with
Away all the miseries and crimes there con-
~ fined
No bonds for the body-no chains for the
mind!
Away! every license which causes this woe
Away with the fountain from whence it doth
flow
Down with them! spare not--casting Satan
behind
No bonds for the body--no chains for the
mind
Then up with our banner, all spotless and
white
And we thrill to its motto, cast free on the
wind
"No bonds for the body-no chains for the
mind !"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-24

PROFITABLE Pork PACKING.-Yes-
terday we noticed the sale of over 10000
pieces of bulk pork in this market to be
delivered at two different, points on the
Illinois river and the first large transac-
ton reported of the kind this season.
The hogs of which the pork was made,
cost within fraction of SIC per h.,
and it was sold delivable at pork houses
at Il s and 6tc per ID. This accord
ing to rough estimate, would be near
SIC hog round, yielding clear profit
on the meat sold, of at least one and
half cent per h., or 50 per hog, and
5000 hogs at that rate, would give s27,-
900, Quite handsome sum gained
for the privilege of Staying and sailing
mere handful of "porkers. "-S. Lou
is IntelliqeRcer.