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MORE NEW BOOKS.-A. MORRIS,
u1 81 Main street, has just received
HEARTS EASE, or the Brothers Wife; by the
author of the HeiI of Radcliffe; parts bound in
paper-Sl; infancy cloth, gilt-Si.50.
POEMS, by VIM. Cullen Bryant, new edition, for
the pocket collected and arranged BY the author; in
| vol -S2.
MAGDALEN HEPBURN, a story of the Scottish
Reformation; vols. in -SI.25.
MAPS OF NEBRASKA AND KANSAS TER
RlTORIES-87c.
ALONE, s xth edition, just out-Sl2i
large number of Mrs. English's Works, suitable
for presents
Also, Standard Authors for the Library, for sale.
M 2Q-3t -
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OYSTER AND BIRD BROILERS-
" ensmelled Beefsteak Broilers; Oyster and Bird
dol Cheese and Bread Toasters; for sale by
no " ZIMMERMAN
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To conclude with
THE DRUNKARD.
Bill Dowton, Mr. Currisr Miss Spindle, Mrs Curri.,
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PURLIC NOTICE.

NE sobscrbers being anxious sell out their stock
ot goods-in order To close up their Co partnershi
will, from this dntr, offer heir desirable assortment
of Ready mude Clothing. Clo,hs, Cassirperes an Vest
inE1. and Furnishing Goods, nj and below Cost y
We invite tho attention of Country and other Mer.
chants choice and yar Vi sec,oa. assur them
ofou c.irr to sell every everything store tho most
tnvorahleterm
Any person esirous of commcncn,. the Clo1anr bu.i
ness cnn now have opportunity oi the maa desra-
bic stuck md stand in the CITY.
B.-lt is desirable TINT all persons In eb,ed 10 us
by bond note account, should call and SETTLE
possible, before hand them for col
lection BAKER Il CLAVEY.
nug los Conner Main nd Marker
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MEDICINES.
sure ure!-Baltimore Lock Hospital


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~ or ~ H 'i-a' ~, I'll. ~ % y Nv i', "a ~ :,
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rom , lhil nv mai 'ai i" W ] - ~ ~ ' " ~
use Vi ar"en' sir''N VI a my pa'IH Va, - WpN
H., ~ Ia, ho,a th. yi.t;rn. or OWL ,ract;ca. Alas
- a,nass n,ars nr yrrero,s and noble hearted brings
what countess hunueis u" s'hci"us aiu !, @
nave i"'h sHcPt 70
heine 'Aa' ialet's anu ' - wv ~, i- - ~
er"'s' nave p'.rahc'i "' ''e 'h'''' VI ''
"insh'e' or "aNcl 70 'sp9 ','c t i,i"E ~ c,.
Hit9uia l"ihi'N"'Ae az
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al oishl i'sS ~ 'o"r' ~ -
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9!,'' ~. ~ - a,, ,r,.b IN IA.
hi.N Via : ~ ne hhrl"' @ W ~ % ii " ii;nr ~
9reatf' e, - - ~. r,', If So. stt Ii.trust
1PirI'', ti,. ,,..I,,.,.I
80 s.y.n r-,,,
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= - I,,m,t- a., - a., ,Jar,.
inc am, 1, anu W wy . ~. IA W. ~ m | ~, 80, n1a
a Suie y" dl ouiteS SL 10 Stieit So "Aet
The many t"ushli> tnrH ~ ihl~ ~ 'l r. ~ -" very
extensive prarue h Ut johnston 'Ne''''a 'H "'' li ~
his standing nS s'n,e.ahh ' a, @ ~ Ia
sufficient arantee TINT hr Is the only proper fh}sa 10 oe
Consulted
BIZ. JOHNSTON.
NEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
eminent Colleges the
In states and the greater part spent
In the HOSPITALS London Paris Philadelphia elsewhere
has effected some of the astonishing
tnov troubled wi he ears headw when
erpaf nj
,ashGilness with frequent bushiag attended sometimes with
arrangement of mini, were cured immediatpty
Talra porticular Notica
IT. -, r.,.,s - -. mi Ia III ,o,,oot ,, ,o
@ m snnr "n, of ,ease in tl,il sons and wards Alas
~ ., 40 r., os.-a -. ,har consaa M p.osting of tho
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,NR. SMELLS TOOTH PASTE
AUoUsT 2Sth, 1854.
DeSir0 bic Property for Rent.

A HOUSE with GARDEN attached equal TO any in
IA the city, within few st'ps OF Main ST. There are
and every conve nience the premises. 1t situated
in good ghborhood, snd very retired, and TO PER
n doing business Main street ii Canal III, re 10
none more convenient. There is good roomy IObAC-
co FACTORY adjoining. with plenty of room to carry
op IA large business, which will be rented on moderate
terms, either With without the dwelling house
Possession can be had the lst of October. Apply to
Mrs. G EO. T, WILLIAMS. Execusrix.
M,
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Valuable Main-St. Proper y for Sale.

I'm THAT very valuable ptonerty Main at. ohlique
nA ~ opposite the Norv,li House. fronting S91 feet
running buck l3e feet LHviny tr,run Brick building
nnd N""len l"nement now commanding good rent.
The rntrnl loeHtl'n Hud the nr cnsing drmand iur
business huuc this nn rit, renufs an ona
the must allePi"psity ~ Main II.
Thenwurr hnving determined sell grcnt Induce
will be oacrcd to.r desiring IL n.akr proh
table Investment. For fuitncrt nlttculars, apply to
mug II ts WM " MDSBN anct'r.
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Le1res Richmond erctg Tuesday al o'elock 7 Al
.teYrr.s TIL large ana Steuner Il LNl ID X
S><3 Capt GIfFoRp will receive freight every Mnn.
lay, md up the hour OF o'clock every Tues
lHv. inr thr above place..
Shippers Ia Wheeling, Pitshurs Cincinnati mud tlr
South uud West senemy will find this route the choar
,st and most ~ pclitious. Far freight apply
LUDLAM X WATSON, Richmond. Va.
I,,lY
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These vrsses Of the fret class built in the city oi
Baltimore expressly for this trade and hive superior
Communications for passengers. They nre commanded
l,y experienced Captains. we'll qualified lnr the trade
and who " i'll spare no exertion In accommodate The,
will ne rowed up and DOWN the rivers by steam and may
hc relied on to sail promptly ns adycrtized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find their interest to ship lay this line,
frcigh, will always b.. taken low by any other
line of Packets. aud effort will be mado by the
agents in Richmond and Ncw-york give satisfaction.
Freight II per wl,nlc and l. cents per ~
Tobacco being about so per cent. less thsn charg'
HE Strsmers. Insurance cnn be effected in the k.s1-
moad Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtain
ing full ,lnIe of patronage.
Goods shipped by thA line TO NewYork will be for
wnrded free ,f comnis sion New Orleans Mobile,
Dharc-tnn, Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rocketts
in New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot OF
Will Street. DAVID CURalE Richmond, } ?,
c. II PlERSON, y. Y.
No 81 .SDu,h STREET.
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knOW-NOthing.

NV do not profess TO Lnnw great deal but one
w thing we do know, that we have sold all
of"ur Suumr, go,ds und he Il tast passing
wny. anI we get rid of them mud sxnuli
ib Sc "hfprc not fully supplied with sncl gnods that
Ne would he much iged To them il they wouli call
Immediately anh -1ppls themselves, with r,Enrd To
Our ,ek cen.i-i- &C good Of Coats
PINT. mud V,Hfs, Furnishing Goods
aug lId4w HATCHER, LOGN OOD & co.
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RICHMOND.
.k.EG Change Of Schedule. 60
Spring and summer Arrnng cmcni,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
- II At
RICHMOND.

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ 1900 IONS BHrfheH, Commanded by Captains
" Cavcniyand Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday al
o'clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning nj o'clock. for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New iUtk for Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday ai,e, nj 4 O'clock
Stopping f,w hours each why at Norfolk.
Passage TO New York. including meals aud Sttte
tonm ncenmmodaor,on only y...-..--...........- $10
Stecragc Passage only ....-#.....
Charge 10 Nuftolk. the same by River luHts
Merchants aud Travellers will find this of the
speed ' and comfortable routes bctwncn New York and
Richmond. Passage and fure onl, $40, Sreenge pas
snge only s..
IUDLAM & WATSON.
npl3tI Richmond Va
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GAS LIGHTS.


I ElNliE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared to furnish Stores. Churches. Factories
! nn1 private families with Gas ot superior quality
Whether Ne consider the biancv Of the light, its free
dom from everything cnlca,t 10 soil rooms furniture
orcurpcs lis chcapness, is far superior any Other
light now in We hog leave invite attention The
olinwing recopnmonds, ion OF n few of those who have
| tested H. qualities.
The undersigned who using Gas manufactured
the Lynchburg Gas or1s, take pleasure in recommend
ing 10 our citizens nrec being better cleaner,
nnd cheaper than other light have used consider
ing the amount Of light Obtained.
Robcr Early, Stgle. McElderry e. Co,
+. A. Atkinson. Baker Clavey,
Simpson X Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, g. Co,
John 7. Wright, B. E Sumpter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass g. Raine
Jno. G. Mee.l, =. l.. Dudley
VIM. Sitter, & NJ. Guggenheimer,
Ac,ee g. McCanahan, C. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM B. C. Fisher
g. NJ. Rucker, r Staber & Co,
=. f. Gibbs, s-r-tee of 4 A Boyd
Baptist Ch rch, W. I Anderson& Co..
Rosser Il Cawthon, Horner, Watson g. Co,
Norve House, Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston.
Chas 7. Lee. Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gcn'l Sup. of R r..
W w. LeGwcl & Bro. Fretwcll g. Hall,
Washington House, ID. b. Payre.
D. A. Lunghorne Hatcher h Logwood,
Jas. NJ Bnyd. lWnrdens OF st. Paufs
sam. W Shelton {Church
Those wishing Introduce Gas can certain the
cost and any other information rrspectng it, by apply
ingto T. c. HOPPER, SUI erntendent
may 1s dis
WANTED Fifteen shares ,f Merchants Bank
ouoI7. dts PETERS. SPENCE & co.
Linseed Oil,
! IUSr received and for snle by
ALSo-White Zinc. White Lad, spt. Turnpentne,
&c, &c. Nsuzp
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEw-yORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale VlOihim Establishment
- Cortland street,

Nhd 'Aleht lhS uil''ukh t'f frntt"hlockioiiulhg
10 DEY STREET
VINO Nirein,n Merchants Visiting New York extend
our invitation To call nn examine stock which
IA particularly adapted 10 Southern tradc Those of
our former rntran, W. need II assure that
ts ETces'or, and Ia o,hrrs would any. pl,n s
aud e,o has been To sell goods the One P,ice prin
ripl" without variation mot only in the lete-. but in
spirit.
With regard 10 the q,ns Of our goods its much
Ia sHy that NE munut,oture them well and IL good
nsthe fashionable esu' 'lishment in
This any ukc,.and thus cndeayor To do away
with the srong rrcJudi,o t'siing in the commuui
guinst deilng IN and osns oai, meln clthng Please
give us an esly ett nm tea ussethfts -'er Tots
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ITNsON sTEAM.iilps COMpANY,s

u LINE OF STEAMESR.-FOR PllILADEIr
PHIA.NIA NORFOLK.--The s,eamerA =
Virginia. Captain David TeuI. sea ne, Ars..Sse.SSss5
p"nn,s slvania Captain Jamrs Baynorc, City ut
Richmond. Captain L. Mitchll One of these splendid
s'eamers will cavc Richmond for ihad, lphia, every
Monday and Thursday high wuter. touching ut City
Point nnd Norfolk to .eiye feieh and ra"rngers
Returning, leave Phndelp' ia every " ednr,iay am
Saturday. nt 10 o'clock. a. NJ arriving ut Richmond
every TUESDAY, and Saturday morning. which du, =
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamer. have been built expressly for
this line and every has been made combine
strength aud speed They provided with 'Frants
Palcrt Metallic Life Boat,;' fret tahles ard
every attention Is paid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort Of passengers aud tide protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York, lst cabin and found. $S
- Philadelphia E" ...-.--.6
2nd cabin and not found 4
Passenger. for New York would consult their interest
by t,king ths route for independent of being the
cheapest and sates il is by far the pleasant.
Totpcconists shipping Pittsburg can be socommoda
ted by this line we have entered into arrangements
forward good. through with dispat, h.
For freight passage apply To
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent.
On the Dock.
P S.--All goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturday. md after
they delivered The wharf, shall be considered by
tho COMPANY the risk of the
mar | dts ROBERT RANKIN Ar't
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VOL. 3.---NO. 81.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Fall and Winter Clothing.

SPLENDID SPECIMENS Our friends and Tho
~ public respectfully invited call ut tn. Fankn
Cloth aud Clothing House. Main at. Lynehbure Va,
and examine the splendid specimens of COATS.
PANTS. nad VESTS for Fall aud Winter. just received
from their agent Mr. Dixon. now in New YoIk. They
surpass anything ever in the Southern country.
GLASS Il RAINE,
aug Is-ts J. DIXON ag't.
Rem copy
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Tor SDOrtsp,,eu.
Summer Mail Hours.

summer Mail Hours.
1 future all mails leaving this ohce. (rxcrrt tho
j Richmond and Northern Willie regularly closed
precisely quarter ufier oclock. The Richmond
and Northern mails, embracing all letters and papers
RI nd nnd the Northern and Southern States, will
bc closed precisely At o'clorS. After thess hours
nothing will, posiiniy be mailed, except in ofex
IRENE md unquestionnbc necessity
may 1875 RO. IL GLASS L. NJ.
IY@R @Rcp. rnpy
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L White sulphur sp,ngs, by the following schedule
via Va Tenn, Il. II. and Folsr X Cas-. stngc Line.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS G'f thr sweet. Red Sweet md W hit.
sulphur Springs leave Lynchhury lay (Sundnys
cNe"pted) yin Va Tenn iail'"ud ut 7, m connect.
ngwrh our Conc 80 nj BONSAtk'S DEPOT, AID In
Sweet nnd ReI Springs sumo evening; leave
ing aii ier irGulur breakfast, aud reach Whit, Sulphur
Sniings 10y IL, n N. Rcturnins icnvr White Sulphur
Sdns- IL ,. p reach Red and Sweet Springs ny 7,
pm lrave Red and Sweet Spring motning at l.
u, NJ, aud a,rvr IN Lynribure sanr iay by pm
Leave LNnchhufg daily (SIndnsa rNrrpted) via Va.
Tenn. X. Il, nj p IN. cooucena with orr rouchcs
Bonsack-. nrrivent Fmca-tlc evening by dnrk
Leave fnrase at daylight day, and arrive II the
Sweet aud Rri Sweet Springs To uurr und To the
White Sulphur Hprug- 10y r -ume dny return.
i1g, leu,e Wid" Sui din Srr,bR4 Nt 3 m. reach Fin.
'u-tlc by 6 J. m leave Foc,trnt dny H. ht conn It
ing with the NJ Bon.neks, roach Ivnehbutr by n
m. Passengers aroassured that tid4 u The cheapest
mast eSpcdioisnn comfortable route ia. Springs
from lynchbure.
Fare from Iynchurg to Sweet aud Red swcc,
Srting-. f23o from Lyuchburg 10 White Sulphur a. 50
ENtu Conohcs furnished nil times at Bonsnck' :
Depot Z trnvel as purtes mny d"Siro
i1lv i-la W. T.. FARISHS co.
L,INE CLAKEy WINE We are receiy.
u lnr, to-day. another lot of fine Clrr Wiur, in
h"Xes Those ia Mnut ot fine nricc Ii do we'll to
rnlI s'"n. LEE ! ilNSON.
'G 1t.
Saratoga Water
Supply of Snmt, IN or Congress atcr, lircot from
"a the Springs. Fnr snlr by
mug cts JOHN II SEAf 4. co. Drug'ts
EOLKES
As no" an eNhhn'"uaud open ilr the inspection oi
lhr public, nj hi- Wnrcroorns, upper end Main ,
large and beautiful us-ort'arnt of Furniture His
stock cmbrpee4 every article sunhle for house keeping
from the raocst md ctcnprst the fne-r at.ice
unrured, all nme o lie best mnt,'rinI by good work.
men, after ttr latest aud INST approved patterns.
y" at"' ar rNer''on will b" -Pn'rd IL give satsac
ton To- rhn.e ), + - ma, call on HIM
All work -n'l al hi. house securely packed, free Of
cia'go. and warranted L. go safe any distance.
Ham mud Shucl Mattresses mads 10 order Mt tne
shprtc.t and IN the mosi rcus usonnblr terms.
eep'l - - Rep copy
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WODAILYLINES
SUMMER ARR ANGHMEN1s

kNROM lynchbuig 10 The Sweet Rcd Sweet an
L Whe sulphur Smings, by the following schedule
via Va n Tenn, Il, r. and Faiizl X Co.'S. Stnge Line
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LINE Of R,chmond .sse,

AND NEW-YORk PACkETS.-rhis new SsA&
lume line is composed of the following vessels. and
sns from New-Nork every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz:
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lDICIIMOND ~ BOSTON LINE 1<SS
IL Of Packets.-This line Is composed .as-sS
oI the following vessels and sails from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner SUsan. Captain s. g. Rogera,
WesuyeI - g. G. Rogers,
" Courier, 3" !. Is. Rogers,
" Sharon, J. II. Nickersoh
Mercy Taylor. C. Nickerson.
" Juieite, . o. Baker Jr.
These vessels of the FIST class. built expressly for
Il trade and have superior accommodations for pa
They are commanded by experienced Captains well
qualified tor the trade, who will spare exertion
Ia accommodate.
They will be towed pr anil down the river by Sam
md rnuy be relied sail promptly as advei tisrd
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
will find il their interest ship by this lar
~ il j.. rle only regular linz. and freight will ways hr
taken as low by any other vessels and every cfo
vi" he made bythe agent4ir Richmond and Boston to
give satisfaction.
We respectfully nsk aud hope sp"ceed in oh
tanning fun share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Rchnl Rockets iv
Hoston d Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond,
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, 'S
Bng 2its No 1872 Stnte Street
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Something Superior.

SOMctnhnS SUpcTTOTs
NcCORkLE j. JONES will have, in II few days,
1Vl 30 cnses that celebrated ~ G. Stick LhJiice,
30 do do. '' Mass do,
To which they vie the attention of manufacturers
80
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\ Social BEAR.-Thc following curiors
circumstance, which is said 10 hc true IN eve
rv particular, is related in 'I.lovd's Scandin-
avian Adventures
Two women, with four children, were tend
ing their cattle at a shcalng far from home.
1t was the duty Of one woman to tend the cat
tie in the forest. while the other occupied her
self 18th household matters. and in LOOKING
after the children. 1t 50 happened. however.
on 23d of last September, that while enc Of
the women, as usual. watched the cattle, the
other ahscnted herself for short time on "a
visit to nci.hbor, leaving the children alto
ccther to themselves. She had not been lon..
away before they perceived two large brown
animals which they took to be COWS, on the
outside of the fence bor'lcrin. the patch of
pasture ground contiguous to the hut. All
children are curious and Indifferent to dan
ger. Without consideration, therefore, they
climbed over the fence, and made up to the
creatures. w men tuc animals became aware
of the near approach Of the children. the lar
Ger of the two compelled the smaller to lie
down at the foot OF a tall pine, and then
crouched by its side as fto protect it from
harm. Whcreupon the least of the children
two years Of agc-without hesitation tod
died directly up to the animals, and laid it.
self down likewise, with its head re>tin. ON The
belly OF the larger one, humming at the same
time some nursery song, as if reposing on lis
mothers lap. The other children remained
the while, quiet spectators Of the scene
When. however, the Oldest had lain a little
while, it came to the conclusion that it was
not COW, but bear, as was the fact, the
child was toying with and she became sorcly
frightened. Meanwhile, the infant, who
could not remain long in the same position.
presently rose from its hairy couch. gathered
some bueberrles growing hard by, and gave
them to his bed-fellow, the bear, who imne-
!iatclv ate them out of the babes hand, The
hid next plucked sprig from neishbor-
ng bush, and offered it 10 the beast, wl,ic!
bit it in two. allowing the child to retain one
lalf.
The fashionable hat called Wide Awakcs"
'-c 50 called because thev never hail any ny,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

a." The New York Times" has sensible
talk upon the cxtrava-ance OF the day partic-
ularlv as developed in social life in that city.
W-quotc:
'If money is to continue the measure of
Rcspecabilitv. money will BE- had in all sorts
Of wavs and used in all degrees of folly
There is no hel Up for it: and hence it is ab-
suri for US to be declaiming so vchcmcntly
against frauds and bankruptcies, while We
patronize the very principles that necessarily
produce these effects. Talk ofthc moralitrs
of the false issues OF stock and the host of 9th
cr fraulncnr transactions. Talk of Railroad
manlas sand the many reckless pursuits Of spec
uatin. lite The evil is not in them. 1t is
not in Wall street. 1t is not in Banks and
Brokers. Look to your splendid avenues
your palaces named Hotels your Five Thou
sand Dollar Partics-vour silks and wines
your whole system Of modern American show
There YOU have the roots of this great consu-
ming cancer-therc, and there only, the flesh
and blood that feed its spreading poison
What is the use of wasting words on our svS-
TEN of husineS>-on excessive crcdit-on c-
ttlous negotiations, 20 long as vain and silly
wives are uruin. on their vaincr and siIicr
husbands 10 this all dcvourin. ruin. The
cure is needed at home; and, until our do
mestic vices are reformed. we are whi>tIinu
down the wind in every effort made to rccti-
~ the mOnsirouS error. \ great part Of ;lis
tremendous evil i due to our women. II *
hard to think it-har,ler to write it-but. new
ertheless. it is plain. honest truth. They are
the money mael>troms-,hev and their silks.
wines, carpets, hangings and equipace>-and
IN them are swallowed up the millions that
are reported in oar financial disasters