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tracted the attention of strangers. ,vss no "a
Voriie among her companions: t,c. ncvc,
wanted her ojo:n their PLAYS or walks. Il
ice often ieit angry at this neglect. r3, She
'iid not clearly SEQ why she was treated 80,
one d:v al recess. while Group Of ;b,
@'riS were III the entry talking abou. Thanks.
"''inr. She went 10 wash her safe al = li;t,,.
shell behind the school room, .:oo-. .We =,
Wavs harc snch good times at eran,lpa'..,
s''d one OF i..r consin> " Or we ,,,3n,5
haze. said another con n. "..i.wsr: -.
ior Hi;cr i'ra"y: she : s,.h li..lr irr!r.,
she sToilS al! our fun" "Ycs. TIA. ,h. is"
erie al Ii" other girls Joining in. Il Is aid
listeners never lear ailv good or Themselves
bat A!i'a coni'i not help hearing. ard WI,
she hoard was 2nv:hin, Int good ,f horsolf.
! iiro''r::..' an ," tl:ou.ft Nice. h.-
i'ti.c i'"rscn swelling witt, anger AMI nr-t:i-
cation; - I'll rover s:,c.k to those girls a
gam and she went back to her seat in a
very unfit state to finish her suns. a FIRE
brand y. She key; ~: no TO herself "Iw:,h
! could burn ih"m al! n7." and with s.. i,
wicked 'hor@'.;' II" li'ii" girl spya, ,hc he
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,n"d qnerrcls among her bro,,,-. and .;...r.
anl di>I,lca>cd Lpr ,,;onr =, ,,,s
meek and unir, sn;ri, Is ne,~, of ,,ro,.
Alice has. been told all this before. br. nov.
She felt il. and she sr11o,,,, s, ll.
a glass unlo,ed and unloye,v. in conscon,rc.
Of a violent tcr,n,r which ,L,,r
lie pains 10 ra>,r,;, or srbd,,
hour for roor ,rc. ,na h,,
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IS sh,. Lo,,cd I,.,;.
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Tur TINE nr TIE Esd. Ev 7 CoreregatioYa,>t.
l2mo. ~. i04 Boston: Iohn =. ]ewett < Co.
This is the title of a book lately issued,
more comprehensive than the works general
" published on the great controversial ques-
tons Of theology. tpresents very fully the
side OF the question which is maintained by
the Rev Dr. CANNING. 1t contains essays
and discourscs by Dr.. Chalmers, DIR. Hitch
cock, and the celebrated lectures by DR..
Cumming, delivered a; Exeter Hall, together
with the concluding chapter Of Mr.. Elliot's
work on the Apocalypse.
The lectures of DIR. Cumming are valuable
10th for the amiab,c character which they
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ai,atvd 10, La'l inhtr.ld inore ,hin | had
earn, i, AL >rea. il al: and hos his own
ialail was reduced 10 re-! Ean: and hi. fur
niare Is ,haJ 'i.y 10 be- sold iov debt.
went in'o ~. court house suddenly. Vet al
most e'a'! that was born poor. was soon
the liz; ,;,s;s called originated in a low
!..:..cn qHarr,. b,.-nrtr M- II and Mr.. 4.
}.r. Il. thou IN; !, tl.a, is d familiar name.
Can it Ii. In sao::. ..,,ind that il was the
>on q the wc.l:.ly man referred 10, | WAS
>ilrn..e il au- reatiy" standing. ard thanks.
.iy:n. Ia: Was moi bern 10 in.:, ri. wealth
without :n.i.
!i.os. iai.tis pre-, ID" h,>. for their chill
'ir.n who save them wi;;, ,:.e i-,irr e,luca-
'!oa. N, :'uro>t rocai-. a.id-;ac last mon-
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SS.o"G. and crushed the li.;. RI -iif ont OF him,
l:e borrowed Canaia r.on.v on call. 10 lie
paid III current irnis-cot r,aper discounted
IA, allie IN scvc. ,lay. in tie CIV of New
York borrowed Ohio and Kentucky carr.n
cy for one lav. return.jle in noes IN Buifa-
20 banks-slinned i, from street 20 s.r.e, and
t,..,, friend 90 friend - keen ,i, ici,. ahead
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Joe as a sc.: OF rr~es>ary evil. treating him
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My friends let no SANDER 60 forth from
your mouths lest it reach some heart which
will rise up in Judgment against you at the
last great day. F..
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F.t .o lJrr -... .ru-.r- Of Nature,
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But 10 extracts or PAROLES can give an
ADEQUATE idea cf the pecul.arities Of the poem.
All who wish to keep pace with the march
of American literature must not fail to read
it. I.oncttllow has not. like Tennyson,
wrought three wears on 4 poem vastly inferior
tohis previous efforts. ine Sony of lI'awatha
is fully equal to his former fame, which is
great praise
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W. - i-N ''i' -E!.N ftc'N =.
IIr Sos" "I iiI>wA.n>. p Henri ". Lonsfc!-
low. bo-to:: li.hnor / Go. l,.5.
Already has criticism left little to be said
concerning Ills now poem of Lonefelow'>.
1t has been welcomed by many as a genuine
Amer an poem; and condemned By others
as 2larin. plagiarism, both in subject and
treatment This latter opinion however plau-
sitlc il may seen, At first ought not 10 inhu-
encc the reader AGAINST the wonderful beauty
cf the poem >ince til whole creation bears
III" leriole in,pr"~, Of the Genius ard the art
,''.. So" 1.'''-fs G>o + "vnrv material
only to brew III the alenbic OF his fancy and
Judgment a nc~ and more ETHEREAL spirit
different irom each and ALL The poem opens
with the i3..o;:in. appeal to the reader:
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III. i-a-"son -.sad az! 'n,sed Tor a so. .
inla. II nave Il ',st ilcre," he at lei. l,n
aid. tahiH- :. :.la!i bundie from the shell.
'v.ic'i want bv Tomorrow evening, at tn
a'es,. i yon link you tan do i, very neat
Y. ana lave It done III tim" vOu can take
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j Dsss NOT THINE or THAT"

One day, as Lawson merchant tailor.
stood at lis eating board, a poorly dv.sscd
'Foinan entered his shop. and approaching
Inn. asked with some en-. n.oarrasment and IT,
nldlfy. ii be had any work TO give out
g" hat can you do asked the tailor.
looking rather co!'iIy uron his visitor
Il can make p.n,a!oons and vests" rerl.-
@! The girl.
Have You ever worked for merchant
tailor"
"Ivs. s;r. have worked for .s;;r Wright -
'l:os ne nothing for YOU to 10:
-; not Just row. ie has ry.ular hands
WHO a'a:s eat Ne pre.ccer"e."
'Di your 40 k snit l.in:
"!;c lrycr .oCni i.ul. with H."
"Wherc Do You i've"
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a whisper woke the air
y soft, Light tone. AMI low,
Now might j; Only perish there
No farther 60.
Al me- quick and eager ear
C:.agi.t Up the i.:lc meaning sound;
Another voice has breathed it clear,
And sol it wander. round.
From ear 10 lip, from lip 10 ear,
Until ii reached gentle heart.
IND Lnf--i, LlDI. -
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"REyr OF RsajEray.O,o

situated Buffalo Creek in said county. on tile Ole
| Valley Stage Road, within miles Of the town OF
Lexington, miles of the mouth of Buffalo at the
| North River Canal, miles from the Mouth OF thu
|. North River, at the James River and kanawha Ca
nal, and - miles from the junction Valley Plank
| Road.
/ This tract contains about COO Acres. The improve
inens. are large frame Dwelling House. well finish
ed with or 10 rooms. and double porch the entire
fronta large stone Kitchen, Ice House and 9TH
| er necessary out houses, good Stables and dou-
bic log Barn. Upon this tract is large Merchant
Mill lin good order. with pair of l5urrs, Coun
try stone and Corn Crusher-also a Saw Mill and
Ailiers House. These Mills are situated on never
the midst of a fine wheat-growng country. The
Merchant Mill now commands, as it always has done
an extensive business.
The dwelling has, until within few years, been
occupied as Tavern, and the location is tine point
for Business stands. The Mills and Dwellings, are
near each other.
Donohoo's old Forge is also upon this tract, with
fine water power for Machinery-a good Dam and
some buildings
About 800 acres ofthc tract are cleared, and good
for whcat-good exposure and well enclosed. The
residue is wen timbered.
This tract Is situated in the midst of fine neigh
borhood An estate combining so nany advantages
is seldom in the market. Persons wishing to pur-
They will be.shown by John Douglass residing there
on.
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient to pay the cx-
penses of sale and for the residue credits of one,
two and three years. in equal payments the pIr-
chaser executing therefor, bonds with sufficient
curity, and the legal title retained untithe purchase
money is paid.
survey of the tract will be exhibited ON the day
of sale The estate being sold for division. will be
sold unincumbered by dover rights.
Sale will commence at IL, A. NJ.
Commissioner.
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Hoslopays Ointment and Pills astonishing Rene
dies for ScrofuIa. Mr. Henry Judd. of Detroit
Michigan, was in most alarming tate o. health. hC
had been q great sufferer FROM sc oula FOR number
of years. and finally all parts of his body broke Out
into sores, rendering him object "fhorror to eve
nv one, he tried some of the most rerated remedies
known, but they did not touch his complaint, and in
the greatest alarm he consulted I. lend to what
course he ought to adopt, when iol'owav's Oint-
ment and Pills, were recommended y hi. h he com
mcnced using, and by persevering with tn 50 reno
dies for short time, he was perfectly cured a.ter
every other remedy had failed.
AN ounce Of fact is worth pound Of theory; and
the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoofand's German
Bittcrs, prepared BY D.. c. N. Jackson, Philadel-
phia, establishing its value tonic and rcstora-
tive, are such as would prevent Incredibly itself
from rue,tionng its efficacy. In all cases OF diseas-
es of Che stomach, whether acute or chrome it may
be recommended for It's soothing, cordial. and reno
waiting influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of APP
petite, nausea, trenors. relaxation and de-
short space Of time; and perseverance in their use
hover fails to work thorough See advertise
ment June rs,
THE regular functions Of the body cannot go on
while the Liver, the great regulator of the system is
out of order. Saiiow Skin, Headache, Hcayincss,
Pain in tho Side, Indigestion, and complete pros
Sration Of the system. some of the evils which
follow. To dissipatc all these bad effects, take CAR
rsn's SPANISH MIxrrns;it regulates the Liver and
imrarts new life and yigor to the weak. enervatcd
and entcebled. single bottle frequently suilces in
such Try it. june 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue of trust deed executed to me, and du
fer for sale a part of the ''TiNKLiNG Spring
Farm" containing about One HUNDRED AND TnIR
ry-UxE ACRES, 1t is about miles east of Stauntor
and mile from Fishersville Depot, in August
county There Is about fourteen acres of first rate
Meadow on "Goose Creek" which runs through tbs
land; about thirty acres of fine timber land. Tn,
residue all in grass, there being no crop on thu
land.
There are several never-failing Springs the lane
and so located to make the land exceedingly con
venient for stock. This is very desirable littl,
Farm and to any wishing to invest money il
land, it offers great inducements. Any one wishing
to look at the land call on Mr.. ID. W. koiDer, On
NJ. Samuel Patterson, either of whom will show it
They reside in the neghborhood.
shall offer the land for sale privately until Iridcs
the 10Th IF August next and on that day. it not sold
shall offer it. the premises, at public auction tc
the highest bidder.
TERps. third in hand, the balance in 6, H.
and iS months. The little is good.
ClIESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
July IA, 1855 ids
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TRUSTEES S.gL

ON Friday the 9Th day of July, 1855, at the resi-
~ dence of WIN. Kyle, near Parnassas we shall
proceed to sell under deed of trust of said Kyle to
u.s. of date the 3lst of July 1854. Of yeeord in the
Clerks Office OF Augusta, so much of the property
embraced in said decd as has not been heretofore
sold, consisting principally Of the following items,
viz ! Book Case, set Of Clarke's Commentaries,
set of Wesley's Sermons, do. Frost's History of
United States, 81 volumes Of other books. Bibles
I Feather Beds, l}edstcads and bedding, pair Of
fine tables, fine Works Hat Rack, fine
Bereau, other do. l Sofa, cushioned Rocking
Chairs, doz. gilt Chairs, 8 cain bottoined Chairs,
2Rocking Chairs, | Arm Chair, 3 SITS do, 5 Wash
Stands, eight day Clock, 2 pair large brass Fem
ders, pair large brass Ambitions, large Cooking
Stove. 3 Parlor do, all the China and Queenswase
of said Kyle large and small silver pnper, sill
yer table and teaspoons, crooks, jars cooking nten
sils wash tubs &c, carpetng. curtains and all the
other personal property Of said Kyle net heretofore
sold, and a TALIABLE Young NERO GIRL
named Eliza.
TzRxs-Cash under the deed but we nay be able
on the day OF sale To extend short credit for well
endorsed negotiable paper, discount added.
IMBODEN & McCUE, Trustees.
July I, lS55,-tds,
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;. rust sale of Real Property.

DY virtucof deed of trust, executed to me March
ID "a, 1919, by Peter Layman, and Fanny his wife,
and of record in the Clerks office of the county of
Augusta, for the purposes mentioned in said deed
shall, in pursuance of said deed, sell for cash,
the premises. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of August
next, Two TRACTS OFL1ND, belonging to said
Layman, lying in the county of Augusta, and fully
described in two deeds to said Layman, one from
Sam'l Hunter, and Sarah l.. his wife, bearing date
tie day Of January, ls4l; the other from David
S. Bell. and Nancy G. his wife, bearing date thu LIST
day of March, 1910. A lot IS sold By said Lay
man to Abr'm Shaver, taken from the two tracts
mentioned in the deeds referred to, and excepted
the deed of Trust is not offered with the two tracts
Persons wishing to purchase the property will cx-
anime it for themselves The title is believed to be
free from al! doubt but selling trustee shall con-
vey such title as is vested in me by said deed.
Juno 0, 1s55.--tds JOHN BROOKS, Trustee.
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This al tice is prescribed by some Of the most
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Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercnrial and
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THE MARKETS.

RICHMOND, July ID.
We quote Flour day quiet. superfne ST. Is
Extra sill .5oasl Is Family l2aSl2 so. WheaSl .s7a
$3.50 Rye 81. l5al.20 Corn s7a90c. Clover Seed
So. 25as So Oats 5oa50c. Meal sOa9Oc Rock Plaster
in small lots $50 per ton. We apprchend rise in
plaster. Ground 5000. Salt $500.
BnowS 4 Shook, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold. So 81 so gross
Hogs. e.5oas7-supply moderate Sheep S2aoas'
for ordinary and superior.
Butler & Co., Staunton, report--Flour, new So.
old S.75 Wheat 1,50 Corn 90. Rye 10 to IS. Flax
seed, SLIP. Oats 4Oa45. Clover seed $500. Timothy
seed S3.50a$400.
The market for Butter, Eggs &C., continues at
usual rates. Butter from l6 to 20 cents Eggs, lOa
II. Chickens lG Turkeys 50aG213.
VA Atthe time of going to press, our report of
consequently, the prices quoted may not be correct
Next week we will have completed arrangements to
get regula y the grain and live stock prices correc
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CSOR nearly veal, the temperance Reform in
IL Virginia has been without organ. The need
Of such an agent has been felt by all, and many
have given utterance to strong desire, that some
person connected with the movement, would estat-
lish pa to be devoted; First, to the interest of
the Order of the Sons of temperance; and Second,
to the advocacy and defence of the temperance Re-
formation.
The journal will be published weekly, in the City
of Richmond, and mailed to subscribers, at TWO
IN Adrance. 1t will be printed upon good white pa
per. with large clear type, and will equal in sze the
leading papers of the day, such as the Enquirer,
Wing, Christian Advocate Waterman l. Observer,
Examiaer, and Religious Herald. 1t will be put up
in quarto form, thus making eight large pages to
each issue, or fonr hundred pages to the volume
The form is adapted to filing and binding.
While the Journal will be specially devoted to
the intcres. of the Temperance Reform, other sub
jects will not be neglected. Edsehton, Agriculture,
the Mechanic Arts, Internal lmprov ements, Com
mercc and General News, will each have its appro-
pirate place in the Journal, while Literature will
shed its graces upon, and lend It's charms to every
number. In fine, whatever viii tend-to elevate and
improve Society, and promote the development and
progress of 'the Mother of States or concur to the
interest Of the Journal Family Newspaper, will
receive adue measure OF attention
All who desire to see such paper in the state,
will send in their names, and the names of Others
whom they may influence, to the address ct the uil
dersigued, BOX No 30, Richmond, Va. Tho Judi
cal and Local Deputies and Recording Scribes OF
Subordinate VISIONS respectfully requested TO
act agents lp,ite the names Of Subscribers, Post
Office and County, in plain iegibte characters. Tho
first number will be issued about the first day
OF Aug next, thereafter as the subserip
ton list is large enough to justify the undertaking.
Send on your names al once. q
S. D. HOPKINS.
Richmond, July IA, 1855