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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-18

DIeAFrEcTED PEOPLE IN UTAH.-From Carson
Valley, now portion of Utah Territory, we learn
that the inhabitants had held meeting to consult
upon the question of cutting loose from the Nor
mons, and setting up for themselves kind of indie.
pendent government, or whether L was better TO
remain qutet until such time as they would be
permitted to annex themselves to the State oi
California. Wise cocn'els prevailed, and they con.
ciuded TO await the consumnaton of the latter pro
position
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LATER FROM LIBERIA.-By the British mails in-
tellgence from Liberia to the 6lh Of November has
been received. Under that date Vice President
Benson writes from Monroyia that affair are
moving on in their usual way of gradual progress
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Lieutenant Maury, of the U. s. Navy, has re-
ceVed new honor Ia being elected an associate
member OF the Royal Academy of Sciences In Bel
eium
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF M,

[ iOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF HOI1sF.
H1M,SS MASD LOT ON CATHARINE ST, IN Ora.
mnMn ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH.
Henr;cn c As Commissioner appointed by decree OF
in n. s Sounty Court, made on the 1st Jam 1855
sell At ME; Charles against Crump &c ;" / shall
DAY *. es,, aoction, on the premises, on THURS.
O'clock N gay OF January, 1855, at the hour of
CONSISTING az real estate in the bill mentioned
Catharine street, Of which M, Sne south sids Of
entine. aenee OF Mr.. John B. Val.
TERms-One third cash; bal,nc.
TOT 9onds with good security and tt, no = M
the Court. INV III sYenee directed by
Sale conducted bv C,onn,. SODDIN, Com'r
ia a12-dtd ArrESsos, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAruapYE
u REAL TATE, ON THE CORNFpo az.
cAh9 AND lITH STS.-As trustees in a 49, Sr r.
Trust dated 9th June, 1873 duly recorded in
n nusunes Court, In deed book No. 81, page I3s ne
mises. on FRIDAY, the 10th day of JannaIv ,S5s
commencing at 81 o'clock P. M, the folowins vsrn
Vasoie real estate, viz: lot in the CITY of Ricb
.nond, on the North side of Cary street frontin .
tnereon 90 teet, running back on the East line nj
. Inn street loo feet, to alley u feet on which
Stang several framed tenements. The title 10
tne foregoing real estate we believe to be good hut
only. ~ 'feei"i Warranty
TERMs-Enough ip cash to pay bond af a. ono
and the interest thereon and the expenses of ,aie
ana with respect to the surplus of sale The term. Will
Do maze known at the hour of SALE
L. B. PRICE,
w. GODOIN, I trustees.
oaie conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auct.
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B00K-KEEpING.-The Subscriber will
take charge Of two or three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year, and Will attend to lob Writing of any
Kind.
Having been engaged Accountant and Book
keeper tgy many years, the best references can be
gwen. Persons wishing to confer with me will
p.ease address, through The Post Office.
Ct <J-almr E MCCANDIISH IR-
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DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subsc rlbets
NtsIN AND kerARTEk cENTsPER WEEK, payable to
the Carrie weakly. Price for mailing, - year ia
advance
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every FRI
6ey aud msilea 30 subscribers at 81 perannum.
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GEORGE L. BRENT, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner of Deeds. &C, for Ohio Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama. Indians. Florida, Missouri,
Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Wisc0nsin, &c. Office
on llth street, between Main and Bank SITS.
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PUNCH AND DIoGENEs

Diogones, aluding to the war, paints the Chri...
mas holly as growing out of skull The berries
| are cannon balls; the thorns bayonets.
Punch has the following hits at the foreign an.
listments:
THE QuENN's SERVICE Will the Britannia
metal, of which the Queens service is exclusively
composed, stand fire any the better for little Ger.
man plating.
THE BRAVE GERMANs.-Some fear that the Ger.
man soldiers about TO be added to our forces will
not stand fire. One thing is certaa-that they will
all have been accustomed to stand smoke
The following are from Diogenes:
Ncac Mnsic.-"Sebastopol, composed by M Horn.
blower" He must be a clever man who could
compose Sebastopol under present circum-
stances.
AHsrer 10 n Fair Correspondent A lady asked
US whether we think action for breach of promise
OF marriage can be sustained against the writer of
the following verse:
angel beneath whose folded wing
My soul would rest
Be mine for lot I've bought the ring,
And all the rest
VI those house treasures and etceteras
Which every one who tries his state to better
has ~
We doubt the success of an action for breach of
promise OF marriage; but more glaring case of
breach of promise of poetry never came under
our observation.
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7. II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law, No. ] Il
Main street, Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, and IN the
counties of Henrico, Hanover and King William.
iH l5--lul
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b. W. SrARKE, ATTORNEY at Law and No
tary Public. Office removed to the Law Building.
tfrt
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ryrtx iiftL AND LIsE.LIKE DAouERREo-
no, ~ any Of cur readers ere so unfortunsts az
ssy to ali . .helt hkenesses taken by sIMONs, we
'nmedisis1S pioerssinste no longer; but secure
types one Of his rich ivory toned Daguerrso
Nan ST soss attends personally at his rooms ISL
ts6
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Z. H. sTABLER / CO, Proprieto
PURCELL, LADD & Co,
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia ia 8-6G cl2t
IT! rRY lr!,-COUGH. RHEU-

JRY IT TRY 1T ,-COUGH, RHEU-
mATISM, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PkPSiA, Weskness-aDd for su diseases of Fe-
males, Hamptons TiEcture has superior.
EAsToS, October 9TH, 1854.
msssys MORTIMER i MCwBRAY:
Gentlemen-I feel il my outy to you and the pub
lie to certify to the good effects OF Hamptons Vege-
table Tncture. was for than five years labor
-RR under disease Of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great part of that time helpless that had Ia
BE- helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes.
became reduced TO mere skeleton. All the medi-
cine took done good, and continued TO grow
worse / heard ofHsmpton's Tjncture, and thought
would give it trial. At this time did not expect
to live dsY after another did not take ii (the
TluCtuTe) tor the Rheuma' ism, but in short time
well Of that disease. From the effects Of your
Tncture, and the help OF God, am getting in
coca heslth.
wish 1.-The afflicted to try Hampton'g Vegetable
Tucture, ss have done, with the same good efocU
that il has had on
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have now
~ open unusually large stock of superior Rea-
dymade Clothing for the season, embracing all of
the very latest styles, of every variety, fcm finest
to lowest grades Having attained the highest repu.
tation of selling the best made work, have onlY to
compelled to reduce my stock, at the very lowest
cash prices The great panic about money will not
be reg arded Notes of all solvent Banks will be ta-
ken without discount.
Those who wish to lay out their money to the
greatest advantage solicited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. stock on hand must
20, without netting profit.
J.D. GOODMAN, No. 1874 Main ST.,
de 20 Opposite Eagle Souare
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BEVERLEY K. WELLFORD. JR. Attorney at
Law, tlste of Fredericksburg) will attend to any
professional business which may be entrusted to him
iD or the city Of Richmond.
For the present, he may be found at the Office OF
Arthur A. Morson, Esq, Governor, facing Capitol
street. de SU-Irnr
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AM

pICHMOND SODA WATER AND
Ie BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT-It set.
tied fact. that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M. Nc.
CORMACK, who fatters himself that he is able to
compete with any mandatory, either North or
South having been the business for seven
years past
To avoid imposition, be sure to call for NJ McCOR.
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B: All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles, will please return
them Immediately. M. MCCORMICK,
oc l4-ts No. 500 Broad at
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EIFTY DOLLARS REW4RD-R,

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
Il away from the subscriber. on the 18th of NAV
last my servant woman DELINA, who was hired
last year to A. Lowenthal. Delisa is about twenty
seven years Old, dark complexion, and has q mark
on one of her jaws caused BY the pulling Of a tooth.
She formerly belonged to g. Lamb Charles CITY
county L bought her on 17th January at Mr. Hilfs
auction house. The above reward will be paid upon
her delivery to me, her confinement In any jan 90
that can get her again
ia 1-dlm&c4 c4ts ISAAC ROSENHEIM
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF ell the Dailypapers of
Richmond combined,
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CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ AT COST, FOR CASH.-HENRY SHAFER
would call the attention of purchasers to his full
and superior stock of Winter Clothing, which he is
now Offering ct cost. for cash.
His stosk of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS being very large and complete. he is pre-
pared to furnish his friends, and the public generally
with every sttice of apparel pertaining to gentle
mans wGrdrobe-beng one of the fullest and most
complete stock of Clothing that be found In the
city.
Give hin call before purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY SHAFER,
e29 Corner Main and l4th cts
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QALE ON COUNCIL CHAMBEF

GALE ON COUNCIL CHI A MBE r
~ HILL OF 20 VALUABLE MULES. AND 5
WAGONS AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY. Path January. 1855, at ii O'Clock A.
M. upon Council Chamber Hill, opposite to Ernests
from to years old, well broke, of good size and in
fine order.
Also, Wagons, suitable for Farm any heavy
These Mules are represented as being remarkably
fine animals, and sold for fault being the pro-
perty of gentleman who has heretofore used the IN
in the country but now has farther for them.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved nego-
table notes, with interest added
ia TAYLOR j. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IsAAC BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold him
some of Hamptou's TincLure and believe the above
statement correct. DAWSON & BRO
From cur know ledge ofCaptain Benjamin, We are
sserated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Gail and get pamphlet gratis, and see cures.
Sold in Richmond, by O A. STRECKER and PUR.
CELL. LADD CO.. and by ELL the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. ia I3-d&cts
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'
hR- DIIPONCEAII,l. rOI nEAr

1 IN. DOfONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
Irregularities, relieving painful and dicut Men.
from iohdterer causes A''
des must not use them. For partcuars see instruc.
tions ON the hox. Price. 81 per Box Sold bv ali
the principal Druggists in Virginia - e''
q. q. LAWRlE, State Agent, Washin aton d. c..
70 whom a orders must be sent. The Pills will be-
sent by enclosing 81, confdentislly, by mail. Every
oox bears the signature of the Proprietor Dr. J. DU.
PoscEAU, to counterfeit which would be forgery
or sale in Richmond BY r. R. DUVAL & BIO
Main st. IL 9oI5Ss So" -"
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LIVER CcNpIAINr The onl,

LIVER COMPLAINT The only remedy
ever offered 10 the public that hss never failed to
cure when directions followed, is MLaues Liver
Pitl has been several years before the public
and has been introduced In all sections OF the
Irnsen Where II hsd been Used it has had the most
Triumphant sucts~s and hiss actually driven out Of
zee Al other medicines II has been tried under all
the different phases Of Heps;is sud has been found
eeually ELI jcacious in all
P S'-The above vsluabie remedy, also DR.. Nc
Lanes NermIfuge, be had st all respecta-
bic Drug Stores in this city.
ry~ Purchasers will please he careful TO ask for,
spd take none but DR.. N LANES LIVER PILLS.
Al others in comparison, are worthless
jsl5-dkclw
TAKE OUR ApvIcE.-It you are troubled
with slight cold cough, pay immediate attention
fo e. DELAYS are dangerous and health is precious
4 seht c0ush may result in serious and fatal dis
ease STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EX.
PECTORANT is recommended to you as one of the
best remedies known for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis. Atthuls. and all other diseases Of the
LQuss snG Throat 1t invariably gives relief and has
elected inrumeTsbie cures OF lons s-contiuued al d
deer. seated malsdies Make trial OF it, and tell
ycur friends of it, good effects.
The DIARRHtLA CORDIAL is also recommend
ed % yauE notice 1t is capital medicine in Diar-
Th1s sud other diseases of the bow els which
prevalent at certain seasons.
EF- See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF
the gents.
~ Price for each only 50 cents SIX bottles for
II
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MEEsRs. EDlTORs: | take great pleasure
,5 'e'lY!ns to the great virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
hiI Frs in cases Of DyspepsiI which have suffer-
Gu "Ith so long. and had never discovered q remedy
t-st eou.d give relief until commenced the use Of
the sbJve 6Ilters, which have given me more per.
haheH relief than ell the medicine ! ever tried |
3 S.'3 ouha them to be invaluable in giving appetite
ana strength 20 tie whole system
signed, ISAAC DIGGS
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BY LARUS l. SHINE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
" AUCTION-On MONDAY, the 22d. at 4P
NJ, we will sell, at auction, on the premises vain
aoe three story Brick House. fronting on 18th stree,
y feet, running back 1872 feet, and living betwssn
maTshail and Clay streets. The property now rent,
for $3.50 per annum. 'eA''
TERMs-One-fourtb cash one-fourth 8. - and 1s
R1onths, interest added. for endorsed negotiable
peper-tle retained until the last payment be made
jaI6 LARUS & 9 SHINE Snnt
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CITY-MADF
Il FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY
mornins the 18th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock
we will SELL at our store, by order of the Trustee
| Mahogany Wardrobe
do High Post Bedstead
do Rocking Ch.ir
] Marble Top Washstand
l Lounge; Shower Bath
l dozen Rosewood Chsirs
The articles are all city made and well kept
A. E. MOORE, Trustee
LARUs SHINE. Auctioneers. ai2
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
18TH STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL Ann
CLAY, AT AUCTIoN.-on MONDAY, the 22d Jan :,
s st % ociock r. upon the premise, we will sell
fronting 32 feet and running back &C feet and yin
between the prcperty of Mrs. M. s. Schermerhorn
and Mrs Dora lien Munden.
TERMS One-half cash; balance months ne gotta.
bic Paper, interest added and title retained.
ia Ii LARUS SHINE, Aucts
A BLOODED STALLION, BUGGY.
- PAIR OF HORSES AND CARRIAGE. AT
AUCTlON-On SATURDAY morning, at 10 o'clk,
we will sell at auction. at the horse lot Blooded
Stallion, by Prince Albert, perfectly broke to single
harness and the .addle-sold only for the want of
use; and light Buggy Wagon. Also a fine pair of
plete.
The above is worthy of the attention of those in
want or wish to speculate.
TERMS months for esotiabls endorsed paper,
ia II LARUS IL SHINE. Aucts
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N ULES, HORSES, COWS, CARTS,
Nl &c, IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION On TUES
DAY, 2si day of January, 1855, at IL O'Clock A. M
at the residence of Mr. Melvin Dunnavant, in the
Town OF Sidney, on Main street, two squares be-
yond the Fair Grounds who, by reason of i'll health
is about TO discontinue his present business will be
sold valuable Work Horse,; Mules several fine
Cows, Carts and Harness, all of which are in GOOD
order and sold for no fault
VIII also be hired for the year, 9erceHent Drirers
TERMs-Sums under $40, cash that amount and
over months credit, for approved notes. with in.
terest added. TAYLOR u WILLIAMS
ia II Auctionaars
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Is 900
II AVANA AND PRINCIPE
n

(GARANTIZADOs DE SUPERIOR CALIDAD1
Just received by CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana and Principe CHARS
No. 4, Under Exchange Hotel.
Will receive per Roanoke, Monday next, further
supply of Real Meerschaum Pipes. Call and exam.
inc them. in 6-ts
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\ BLOODED STALITON RITG(
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS

BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
ERAMED HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
l. TOWN OF FULTON, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 22d JAM. at 81 O'Clock M, will be sold
new Framed House and Lot, In the town of Full
ton, near Williamsburg Avenue, now occupied by
Mr. l.. G. Rock, containing rooms with well Of
water in the yard The lot fronts so feet on Gra-
ham street. ard runs back ITO feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at a, and 12 mos
with interest, and secured by a trust deed.
jail TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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fsiA AND INDIGESTION. II hese great
Sod % ,h :, cur people cannot be too well under
Y nsY appreciated The person who disrousrs 49, ~
hi. f'icoIe VI cure or elevation, conferg benefit upo5
bic ana Is Deserving Of honor Th. desira-
nav Isu'Lilsuon I.suon has been achieved and not anly
by sJspepsls be cured, but IL NAV be prevented
pared Us Use G Gl hooiLAED's GERMAN BITTEFs, pre-
me6ieino5 W. Z. M Jackson, Philade phis. which
nlepas,t.s SPOKEN OF In terms Of the highest com
n ii'.eh by thousands who have tested ts efficsrv
the ysInefi lnnocoons in s nature, and possesses
the reb,st bs1e property Of improving the health of
sics: 90 "ei as restonng the health Of the
Co. and ar '9t this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LApD
j. 80 ISsETT Beers, Druggsts
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LIME OLD WHISKEY-Of we'll known
ia fe'' fe ~ ~ " WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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j BROWN, JR., has for sale Sl5. 600
y Corpsn Bonds of the Virginia Central Railroad
company, payable in 1894. These bonds are amnIv
secured oy mortgage on the whole property Of the
company, amounting at to % 7S7 7O6 81 ana snh
Jeo. only to prior trust deeds covering SSO6 GOO
Terms ct sale highly advanta geous TO purchasers
ana certh oates of deposit of the City Savnss BapI
part payment. de 22-aSt.~SwImr ."
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JNo. H. BosHER, Secretary
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- ja Is
fLETcHERs Ham Toxic is one of the
asPt.esI gs We. ,s most useful preparations that
esst wac invented for the Hair. Its soothing and
7ssLa'tAE ELECTS are WOnderfu and perceptibly
t 'Lso4Lu, y tGat the general exclamation ie oh
- os4 FhHu! srtic~ Fetchers Hair Tonics is:"
fstto I-s--s are qheqUaJIed by any other prepa
So - perfectly eEedicates dandruff from the
| ~ speedily si9pa the hsir from falling of: II
me e2arsest lair soft and plant, and the red
besn,1t, ~ Lie use OF few bottles is changed to
tb5fi.aua's ua's brown Nor is there any preparation
,y, eG9A. 70 Fletcher in dres.ing hair. One or
in week being sufficient to keep il
and coty y'o ~ al The principal Druggists in the city
~ auht!y' a. for sale Wholesale ard retaiIun9sy
= ~ fil''eilean Hotel, By the manufacturer
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Pas.ol Of Baptist Church, King i Queer Co.

.. Eofsale by PURCELL, LADD & CO, and Drug
G.s.s every where, IA III
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WI WI. P. SHEPARD, G. OR.

VENISON, BUCKWHEAT, Ac.-l6oO
lbs. fresh yenison; Mountain Dnckwheat u
hass Roll Butter; Leaf Lard. Re; rscsivne to< Nse
by jale--ts WILL ~.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.


would soon take l~cg-Goii," said the fiery hot
KETTLE.
LlrTLE-allows that he is n very inferior char
acter, tut ayers that he is not the least in the great
nation of words. lie cannot bc mare, and he will
not be TESS. Prompted by n considerable self-re-
srect' he informs us that lie is degraded tn an un-
warrantable di,ninutiveness by being called ~ItETiE.
"a teeae 20 much" says ono. "A ieeHe too far"
says another. "a mighty ieeHe thing" cries II
third. Please to cell respectable ad%iectivcs by their
right names. is the polite request of your humble
Servant--LiTTLE
LlE--tlat word or so quiet a disposition by ma
ture. is reused tn complain that his repose Is ex-
cceding'y disturbed in the following manner. Al
most the whole American nation, learned as well as
Us nnlenrnel. have the in,cternte habit of saying
LAY, where they mean. aud might say LIE. "LAY
down. and LAY a-hed. and let it lay" is truly n
national sin againsi the laws Of grammar. LIE
~mudes'ly inquiries whether even the coHege-learnei
gentleman would rot be benefited 10y n few days
attendance in n good common scloul. Lie is rather
Inclined to Incidence. and has II very strong pro-
p. nsity to sleep hut he would not be kent in per-
petual dormancy for the lack of use. Please to
employ me on nil proper occasions, gentlemen and
ladies' here | LIE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
SOLEMN VOICES.

| heard from out the dreary realms of sorrow,
The various tongues of Wo;-
One said, is there a hope in The tomorrow
And ma,y answered, MOP
And they arose, and mingled their loud voices,
And cried in bitter breath,
In all our joys, the Past alone rcjoices--
There is no joy but Death.
oh dreadful Past. beyond thy midnight portal
Thou hast unsurpcd our peace.
And if the angel Memory lie immortal,
When shall this anguish cease?'
And suddenly within the darkoned distance,
The Solemn Past replied:
In my domains your JOYS have no existence,
Your hopes, they have not died
Nought comes to me, except those ghosts detestcd,
Phantnms If Wrong and Pain;
But whatsoever Affection hath invested,
Tn eternal years retain.
Then stand no more with look and souls detected,
To WOO and win despair;
The joys ye mourn the Future hath collected,
Your hopes are gathered there.
And as the dew which leaves the morning flowers
Arguments the after rain
Aud us the bloom which falls from summer bower
Is multiplied again
so shall the j"ys the Future holds in keeping,
Augment your after peace;
So shall your hopes, which now are only sleeping,
Return with largo increase LoNsrELLow.