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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC

A Ii PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC |.
"a USE DR.: ROSES PAIN.CURER.-This pre-.
sspy the 0nder Of .hs
Limbs or Back. Chilblains, Ague or Lumps in the
Breasts Corns, Bruises. Sprains Tooth-Ache, Ear.
and Stomsch Sudden Colds, &c. The PAIN CURER
being fine Tonic Mixture is also used with great
benefit for Weak Stomach and Bowels likewise for
Fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain, use the
Pain Curer freely, and you viii obtain immediate re-.
lief 1t acts like magic. Every family should have
sickness 1t is truly the poor mans friend and the
TaE GREAT Go5aH AND 90
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk
PECTORANT, for the radicalcu of Consumption,
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures Consumption if taken time but it for
Medicine, it is the best in the World! 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
Ap Dr.. s. ROSES WHoo SPf e. COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently curesin
DRsJ. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
1 TO CURE by YsPEPsIA AND LIVER COM
PLANTS.
DR.: ROSES DYsPEPTIC OR LIVER COM
indigestion and Liver Compisnt This Compound,
used with DR.. R. se's Family Pills. has cured thou
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
cine, and was highly recommended by the late cele
brated DIR. Physick.-50 cts.
DR.. ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. Indisestion Sour
Stomach and Costveness. These Pills, like all DR..
Roses Medicines, contain no Mercury; they are mild
in purging, and. when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound, will cure these formidable COM
plaints-25c.
FOR BILIOUS HABITS. BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND AGUE. 81
DR.. j.. s: ROSES ANTI.BILIOUS OR RAIL.
ROAD PILLS-These Pills called Railroad
Pills. because they go ahead of all other Pills in
their good effects; an active Purgative Csthar
tic Medicine, they have equal-free from gripping
carrying off all secretions and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons, by
both sexes of all ages and without regard to wea-
Their or exposure. If taken with DR.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
the most stubborn cases of Fever and .Ague or
Bilious Fevers.-12t and Is cta.-
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PuR-
CELL, LADD & Co, Q. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker. Al
exander Duva, Duval l. Merton, j. B. Wood, VIM.
P Ladd and 8. NJ. Zschrisson.
fe l2-FM& wa cis--ts
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CHARTER nLuCrro1g.

Cirr GAUoER.-To the voters Of tbo CITY
Of kichm.nd. A. thu Chastsr elsctions viii tsis
place on the first w.dnssd.y 10 April. allow . 70
uty, Mr. Richard Fox: He has long psri6fmsd mssh
OF the dutes OF this ONCE and we feel confident that
ne hes no superior In hi. line Of bnsasss 10 thiscity
sivs him cordial support we csa ana VIII sisst
an MI a'ns ScTEsa l' 81 nADlsos WAND.
SUPERINTENDENT or THE CIrY Gas
Mesks.-Io the citizeus Of Richmond. Allow N e
NJ. Thomas II. Wyune, ~ q proper person to be
voted for at the approaching Charter election to fill
re once Of superin,endsato Of the City Gas WORKS
mr. Wynne s the able and efficient engineer Of the
large estsbshment Of the Messrs. Talbot Brother,
o. this city, and at present the able Correspondents
presenting his claims before you for this Office we
pIace him on his own merits and qualifications
superior mechanic. being eminently qualified and
troll The entire operation: Of the City Cas- wort Sh IN
AZ Al tnsir various plans and designs We will say
his time In this cty-we know his moral and intel.
setuai worth and his eminent qualification for this
mhs-st. MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
TO THE VorERs OF THE CIrY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that did mot mean to
and VIII continue to be- candidate for reelection
'n mh s ssas the fr'' Wednesday in Apr, ns.t
A CAR D-To MY FELLow-oIrIzEs
WITHOUT DIsTINcrIoN OF PARrY!-At the EARNEST
solicitation OF many friends in various parts of the
CITY who think deserve better situation than the
one now hold, most respectfully announce myself
candidate at the ensuing municipal elections, for
tne ofhee OF City Sergeant Should the Office be
s conLerred on me, pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants which will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction te the
haomS: beg leave Also at this time to notify my
hnsI tnaI the duties of the humble office now
pleasure of seeing many of them in person between
inns lime and the election must therefore be con.
~ commit my interest into their hands trust
n M on the day of battle they win appear at the
Jas IN strong phalanx. and caet their votes for one
Ino mas gone through rain, hail and snow and served
'hem SO long fer such small remuneration. -
Respectfully, your friend
-, And feliow-citizen,
1nn o-1d CLEMENT WHITE
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CINCINNATI, March THE Indiana Legislature
adjourned sine die without electng United States
Senator or State officers.
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Ncac York Markets, March S

WOO I O7N 1Htt7 httS, 1HUTCN- 8.
Cotton unchanged. Southern Flour S90$97s-
Southern W te Wheat 80 Is. Corn tending down
W .rd. Pork-sd mess $l4. Beef firm, and up-
ward.
Stocks dull-saes of Virginia skies at sc, and Indi
ana fves at So. Money market easy.
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Col Henry Ledyard, Democrat who was elected
Mayor of Detroit on Monday, is a son-inlaw of Gep
Ca6s,
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t'OR the purpose of stopping expenses,
will sell the remainder of our stock of Goods al
prices greatly below cost. To merchants buying by
the quantity or in lots, credit of months will be
gwen, or we will take OF per cent for rhe money.
We invite the attention OF all wishing to buy bar
ssiHs WARREN L. PERKINS,
mh I1I F..I. snne,a
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PosT OFFICE AFFAIRS The Postmaster &c neral
has established post offce at Dunsville, Madison
county, Va, and appointed Burr P. Dulin, postmas
ter. Thomas II. Martin Is appointed postmaster at
Factory Hin, Nsnsemond county, vice E. d. B.
Howell resigned.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN N. YoRI

Hon. Robert M. Wickffe, a brilliant orator of
Kentucky, died in Lexington on Sunday week.
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i DLANTa rr ftvSrur~, -. e
/ i AND aH4ffns \. 49, EAUIT TREES
Mas sfrset. trc S.c = ~ o'clock 4. NJ st No $50
ss sgIa sl.sls aui sSolss sss.sfe s:st wl
With the sresf.st s.s sesds snd b1Ibs seisctsd
ihl rs siinsas So 80 : sne suitable 70
braces evsrv vss,st ever 800 lots sna en-.
here. thous6 s.iess 3 w ~ soms not 70 50 fbund
hsSS. '''' = 'h'' ns'shso'-
thoss il want shonn js.t q hand and
nj = seen ~ Opportunity e ferely offered
/ =. -01L.eors noruculturist.
NOMMTSSIONER'0 BALE on Dur
~ EyTATE IN n RI GIYy ne p, re ZEAL
tha ctx - 2. oecree OF the Circuit Court Of
lass Il .hs enc. ~ essa % sn dsy Of Feb
the subscriber Commis.onsr II, - Lvans g,
cree for that purpose, will on MONDAY, Iash S HS
Uubciv Il i tSs o,dsr q sen
nsai E1sse, % Wit
"a nav Brick Tenemsnt ct the Southeast corner Of
vey. .-r - = ~ -. '0nn = nai'
nrick Sstuceoedl Tenement on MsnhalI street.
Al. ~ ~ Ms..uu ~
AD%rv vn o os ~ s y John Crowley.
c,av h.tra Ds % as1smenu ON the North sde Of
dence Of Dr.. Tstem' ~ ee'.' s'1'lnlns tue resi-
Two Rr;ci Tsn.n.
rspsctyev ~ psn On Lection street occupied
Pists Of The pronertr sr H. sno nenry robinson
Tv vmse 2. the Anctloneers.
5E.kms-One lnIfd cash; the balance and IL mos
ters.t.Sd. III III no.e!. wen ENDORSED, with in.
onu conveyance 10 directed by the court.
JAMES nj. TAYLOR, Conn.,
A RESTnENCE m TETr1r .,,n
n STRErTs an . DN U10a ANO 4TH
10Th M.rch Ioss an AuoiIgN--on MONDAY,
bs s9lS the Rinh M 1taees lsay o'clock r: M will
corner Of Is;nh nSuse ana Let at the Southwest
The Hon.n n,...,
good order utb doout e,gnt rooms, and 10 in
The Iocsfinn ~ N n.cnen ana ous-nouses.
oSaion OF TINS property and its arrsn cement
Trn ~ 9osiraoie residence.
months for nnta. 1 ca.h balance at 4. and IL
Trust r Deed TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
n o-tds Auctionesrs
I'm SATIIRnAV I0IIr ~,
u y Aoeu VI MaTCn, az IL
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ARsEsTSp.-we learn from The Farmville Journal
that DIR. Owens negro man, who murdered his
wife, in Prince Edward county, on the esd ult, wa.
arrested last week. and conveyed to Cumberland
isil for safe keepinr.
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T.. BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office with GeorgeJ. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl Street
Nv HORSES AND MULES AT
~ AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on SATURDAY
morning next 10th inst, at 10 O'clock at the Horse
Lot-several Saddle and Harness Horses; l fine
Mule, years old and warranted sound; Coal Cart
&c. THOS W. KEESEE
NH y Auctioueer.
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BY GoDDM { APPERsON.-
4 UCTION SALE or ToRArrc

a uCdaON SALE OF TOBACCO
On FRH nOvkY AND LOT IN MANcHEsTES
" EniDAfs the 9Th inst at o,elccI : ~ = =.
1"J pIemses viii sell to the hshest bi1a., ~ ~
p;iI;t z1toIy and Lot, lately occupies ~ Ns..rs
T.hn ~ y: ana situated near the fecforv ~ ~
manufacturing stsmmins. Ths TSe .aeDss TOT
quarter OF an acre. Any person wisb;rs - s.s
ssn view the premises any time previous % ths ~
Manchester March 5. 1855. 1nos' n ShgET
2 VALUABLE LOTS, OF TEN ACRES
= Each, AT TIE HEAD OF GROVE sT IN
SYDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTIOM -Wii;, ~ n
sold on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of Msrch Is56 an tSs
Premises, commencing at 4o,cluck s hanjsou,s TetS
pf 10 acres each. in the town of Sydnev 81 IN 49,
end of Grove street, and on the north sAe fberscf
sdJoining the lands Of Messrs. A. Robinaon r. ~
Lewis d Crsnshaw. G15 $50 - - - soe
These Lots are we'll eaelessd--are severed nth
wood and are very handsomely located for market
TERMS -One-hfth cash; balance at s. 6 and u
months for negotiable notes interest sdded seonred
~ trust deed or title retained The tar - for the
present ss year to be psIs by the Purehaser.
mn GODDIN APPERsON. Auots.
CONsTABLE'S SALE.-WilI Be soId
~ on TUESDAY. the 9th day Of March. 1e55. ~
l2ocioct NJ. on the south side Of the Dock a ths
IIamns MIL. for cash, lot Of Lumber and TooJs
soa 10 satisfy distress warrant In the Hieh Cousta.
ois's hands, In favor Of Cochran Va Theo3oro lint.
chins. A. LEWETI.EN n = o"s-
mno-t For Jas. r. Tyler, Il. c. G. r.
In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather. the above sale il postponed until kRfDAY
9th day OF March, at 10 O'Clock A N.
ALFRED LEWELLEN. d. C.
NH 81 ForJ. p. Tyler. n C CIR.
-
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NOTICE.-Having this day disposed OF
~ our entire stock of GOODs to o. NJ ROsEN-
BAUM CO., they will continue the Dry Goods
business at our old stand. They have been In our
employment for the last two years. and therefore
recommend them to the public.
Thsy are also authorized to attend TO our business
10 collecting and settling our accounts until the fit
OF March next
=, We have removed to our new and splendid store.
70 lD Broad street, two doors from the corner OF
commencement OF March, an entire fresh sad we'll
selected stock Of Spring Goods.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS,
FOR SPRING 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY,
81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA

m Would call the attention Of z
~ purchasers to the very extsndve ana -
varied assortment of HATS. now resdy for hi. o..
tomera sAs5EF
past dull and hard winter, al his hands, fuals -
femaic,) hs has accumulated much larger stock
than 10 usually hand ct this period 81 tbs yeax4
fully solicited TO call and make such selsslioS1 8
will suit them. fhey can find a. exese6ufly Nod.
some Dress Hat for e5. for eS 50 and for u NJ g
the Union. g Nss -
mama Hate Of ell srsdesw b fond fall and 60
Alouch Hats for Gentlemen sa1 Bora toRol&oY e61h
Childrsn's rsacy Drs9 Hstse = 0aps Lsdlet MI
Customers hsys oaly 10 osIl sna mako sDmtfdSIt{-
tions-ths prices ssa1 be nads y selt s.ss essNNs
Rh 3-dlm - -. 49, JOAM 00lzZZ ~
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

HOUSES AND LOTS ON 3D., 2D, BA-
- KER AND ST. STEPHEN STs., AT AUG.
commencing at 81 O'clock P M, viii be sold on the
premises in the order advertised the following real
estate: two handsome building lots, ON which there
are old framed dwellings each fronting about 80 feet
on the western side of Sd street. near African Church;
also, new brick tenement on the east line of End
street, adjoining Mr.. Z. J. Crump's shop also, the
valuable grocery stand the corner "a and Baker
streets, occupied by Mr. w. H. Landlord; also a
newly erected framed dwelling in the rear, fronting
- feet on Baker street, also house and lot on the
west line of St. Stephen. between Duval and Baker
streets IN the rear Of Mr. VIM TyIee's residences al
80, small framed tenement on Baker street, near
the residence of the late Capt Prent IS: and build
ing lots on Baker street. opposite the residence of
TERMs-Qne-thirdc cash; balance at 4 and months
Tor notes. interest added and title retain
ed till the last note 70 paid The taxes for the pres
ent year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 8 GODDlN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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THE CELEBRATED Z GLISH
= COLTSF0OT ROCK-Warranted the best az
t t,e IN the market for the cure of Coughs Colds
weak Lungs &c; for sale by
mhz DUyAL 4 NORTON, Bank Square.
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I ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD.
M Attend drill Of your Company at Corintbian
MI Hal, on FRIDAY Evening, st ~ o'clocf. The
=. roll will be called at 8 precisely.
Sergeants will notify their squsds Of the ssfue
z. w. PAIRO, o. g.
Members will please call on the Orderly Tor their
arms and sccoutrements
NH 8-2ts sksst s4s r. W. PATRO q a
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-FOUR VALUABLE SERVANTS FOR

FOUR VALUABLE SERVANTS FOR
4 SALE-To remain in or near Richmond-ope
Woman, about Al years old, good cook, washer
house servant; one Man about 81 years old q hrst
rate carriagedriver and the other likely Boy about
good character and theref re sold for no fault For
terms, &c apply to .
Office on Governor st., between Main and Franklin
NH S--lw streets
FOREIGN COLLECTING AGENCY.
l. We would respectfully ask the attention of
wholesale merchants and others to our facilities for
Carolina and Tennessee. a. also tha United States
and Canadas. We have corres pondent and attor-
ney in every county of the States who personally
or by reputation known to us-hence we can safely
offer our services az reliable channel to enforce
speedy settlement, and make prompt returns
PRATT Il GETTY,
NH 7-5t~ eS Main It,
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mhs-st. MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

10 THE VOTERS OF THE CIrY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that did mot mean to
be candidate for reelection, announce thar am,
ana VIII continue to be- candidate for reelection
ontil effeI the first Wednesday in April next
mn 5-tdo A. MICHAELS.
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STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
I RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past three years, and
beg leave to say that am now prepared to furnish
Store Fronts. Monuments, Torlbs, Vaults, and at
tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
work in the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
pass North or South. oc so
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On HHDS, PRIME SIDES 6 do. JoIes:
~ 10 do. Misunderstanding per steamer for
sale By NH JOHN 8. cLAIBORNE.
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WINSTON g. POWERS, wHoLEsALr

w GRocERs, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERcHANTs, corner of Gary and Pearl street.. Rich.
moud, Va.
We are now in receipt of general aud well Sc
Mocha Coffecs, New Orleans. Porto Rico, COFFEE.
Clarified Crushed, Pulvsrized and Loaf Sugars; ba
Porto Rico and New Orleans Molssset; Lowering
and other 6yrups; large lot of Cincinnati Whiske Vs.
favorite brsads with variety of fine old Whsk eys,
do Grape and Cosniac SIandies. Wines Rum and
Gin, Champagne &C. fresh Gunpowder, Imperial
and Oolona Teas Talow, Adamsntine and Wax
CandisG Bucketa Brooms, Grindstones, Soda, CT
gars, Rice, and general assortment Of GOOD. sute
n tIs tysIs JOS. P. WINSTON
nj VIM II. POWERS
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BY RICHARD CAUTHo1I.
KY GOODS, CLOTHING SHOES

commencing q 10 o;ciocT. q xxspAf. ~ ms
auction, for cash, In bankabls f..1. ~ ~. III @
;,; CIcthips 6oots: Shoes BE- fks ne co;.
.ve; ana buyers may Be assured thai sverv sreie
PAIRS Of Psnss Of al qualities Vests Crsvsts: fs.sv
Msc1 us Cotton Hoe; fancy Cotton Hakfsy ~
Re-. esterE Mems Heavy Broyass LA1ise Bocteec
S Sun Ans .Also 1870 very ckol.e Csesss.
aa CIV y. CASE, PIANO. CARPET, 6c.-wm h.
Counter Show Csse ono second.hsnS Pi..s Is 10y
nh ana one piece OF Domestie Csrpet. e''~
- Il CAUTHORNs Au~t
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sHOKE.-Persons DESTROYS Of testing this
~ popuiar rusl hslsre tbs Close of The sssson,
With vaw to fsture snpplies = veil q oax xesnai
ertel ~ ieaving them ct the Yard, corner Bash
bank and 10th st JNo. J. WEkTH, Agent.
NH 9-dzw
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A DMINISTRATRIX'SS ALE.-Will be
IA sold on THURSDAY. 18th March, at 70 O'Clock
M. at Messrs. Dickinson, Hill h Co.'s auction roon
young Negro Man, Is or 20 years old and a Negro
Boy, 6 or years old. ELIZA KIDD,
NH 5-eo5t* Adm'x of B. r. Kidd, decd,
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NOTICE TO TRACKLAYERS.- Seal
IN ed proposals for laying % miles otrsck on the
Virginia Central Railroad, west Of Staunton, viii be
received until the 18th inst The road bed II cover.
ed with layer Of broken stone.
rectors of Virgins Central Railroad Company
e. FONfAINE.
NH 5-tle es s PYes't Va C. b. Il. Go.
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4Hfh PASSENGER FOR NEW
YORK Per stsamship ROANOKE Il.
must take the early Saturday morning train Of cara
which leave the Petersburg Depot at 81 o,cleck
where the Parser of tbs slip win be sta1foned 60
furnish tickets or give such information q nay be
needed. 70 = IS > : - -
She LEAVES CITY PoIsr AT O'clock sAruxpAY
MORNING FoR NEW YoRK, VIA NoRFoLK.
Those desiring itcsn their tickets and berths
at our office during the day Of Friday
Only 80 through 70 New York.
NH 0-2t - LINN AN L. vv amao,a
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PICTURES
A CA RD.-GEO. DABNEY WOOT-

FOR SALE.-Exchange on Baltimore;
Il Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
WANTED-Bsnk Notes, payable in Richmond,
vile, Staunton, Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'E EXCHANGE OFFICE,
fe 2-Sm No 5 Pearl street,
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4 RESIDENCE on LETCH ANn -

OnDAI, IUrh OF March, at 10
T-ed oc.ocs. will be sold at public auction. at the
barrels inches in Diameter, and feet lon. Two
.eet cast rom pipe inches diameter, and otber
net as I'M: Pump issold to pay the purchase mo.
10y oue upon 1t, and never has been in uss ~ Ao'
The attention Of Golfers and others raou;r;n.
large Pump, ID invited to the sale, ieduiiins
I1igs casn. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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| VIA
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r LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!
"a FOR SIGN OF THE BEE HIVE. GOV.
A1A ERNOR STREET-W. BARIH0LO-
- NEW Wateh-msrker, JewsllsF, he 81.
ways has on hand fine assortmeat Of o Z D
and every kind, all he asks 10 Q trial, 10 prove the
assertion that the word FAIL In repairing and makas
them keep time. he has not heard yet. Repairing
done equal to any store In town. and fsasoas-
BILE terms. call Is solicited by "a .ssH8
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
mh6 Governor st. sign OF the Bee Hive.
80 PASSAGE FOR MELBOURN,
~ A USTRALIA-The Clipper Ship yUL-
TUkE of New York, will sail from City Point. Va,
for the above about the 30th of MARCH, few Cabin
passer gers only will be taken Apply % -
mb 6-I0t BURTON b 6REEHH0W.
= FOR RENT-A comfortable new
Brick Dwelling, containing 6 rooms, % 5th It..
North Of Leigh, near the subscrihers residences.
NH 6-1w* =. w. EVO09.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS,
FOR sPRING 1855.
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Nswpork DAILY @ibnae.
THE ANGEL.
Frcm HosaskoA Word.

Why souldst thou fear the beautiful angel, Death,
Who waits thee at the portals of the skies,
Ready TO hiss swsy thy struggling breath
Ready with gentle hand to close thine eyes.
How many Tranquil soul ha- passd away,
Fled gladly from fierce p iin and pleasures dim,
To the eter al splepdor OF the day,
AND many troubled heart still calls for him.
Spirits too tender for the battle here
Have furnd from life Its hopes ifs fears, l's charms
And children, shuddering az world so dresr,
Have, smiling, pass'd away into his arms.
De whom thou fearest will, 70 ease its pain,
Lay his cold hand upon thy aching heart:
Will soothe the terrors Of thy troubled BRAIN
And bid the shadow of esrth's grief depart
&c win give back wha; neither time, nor might
Nor Passionate prayer, nor longing hope restore,
dear a. TO long blind eyes recOver'd sight
he viii give back those who have gone before.
o, what were life, if life were all : Thine eyes
Are blinded By their tear. or thou would'st see
Thy treasures wait the in she far-off skies,
And Death thy friend, will give them all 70 thee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

HoRRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT on THE New
PORTAGE RAnRoAD.-One of those dreadful acct
dents the bare recital of which causes the blood %
curdle in The veins, occurred on the NegPortage
Railroad near the foot of Plane No 9, oo Monday,
between aud O'Clock, L NJ The locomotive Her
cues left the foot OF Plane No 3, taking on board be-
fore starting large bucklebcny party on their way
home and, proceeding at rapid rate, came upon
lano slide which had occurred curing the afternoon at
the end OF the deep cut the foot of Plane
No Q. Toe locomotive in its rapid course passed over
the slide the conclusion throwing those boad down
an embark melt thirty feet hi h, the locomotive fol-
lowing The tender aud train Of attached were
parted from the locomotive and remained the track.
An were more or less injured and William Berry, son
of Jacob Bern, of Gay-port, aged about Ia years,
was most horribly maDgled and instantly killed. The
fOllown & is the Est of the Injured:
Am DeArmt daughter Of John DeArmit, fatally
scaded, Jenima Long, young lady residing at Mr..
). DeArm 8, severely injured; Potter DeArmit, son
Of John DeArmii, foot smashed; Mary Brisbane, Sc
verely injured internally; Mrs. Longsnecker, wife Of
iona Lobganecker, Gayspor, badly bruised and cut
Jaues Jones, Gaysport, severely Bruised Ell Yoder,
engineer, severely bruised and scalded; Richard
SchellhorD son of I'd. SchelhorD, leg and shoulder
bruised and cheek cut two German girls named Lon
emeyer one leg broken aud the other severely
bruised; Lucy Lowe. daughter Of John Lowe OF
Gaysport, hand injured; Daniel Kneeder, leg hurt;
GeOrl e Crawford, fire man. head cut George Adghn-
baugb slightly bruised. number Of persons who
were Cd the coal attached made their escape by
jumping off. Holdaysburgh Pa. Standard, July rs.