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JNO. W. HOLT a. SONS.
CnaIs1iassnueo, MAY e5, 1855.

CnRisrlassnuRo, May o5, 1858.
With pleasure do ! hereby h, testimony the
Two rloperty of the Of the Allegheny Springs
In the of 1910 my health hilcd, from Dyspep-
-io Indigestion, which, despite of the prescription
the hest payscipn. in tho land. In lS4i
visited the G,oy.on Sulphur Springs but without any
benefit Tint Fall WA advised to abandhn for me,
my profession, and travel which did for nenr, year.
consulting the best ply ,oinns could meet with, In
1919 ysited tho Saratoga aud Sharon Springs, N. Y,
nud used their waters fnut months, returning In the
f,ll without the slightest hores the part Of my
friends that could live through the winter. | wasa
breathing skeleton! la 1914 visited the White ST.
phur Springs. I'd thought slightly improved. In
the month { July "A recommended to attend
the Aeghnny Spring, which Mt TINT time wholly
unknown ns Sptiug, for any curative qualities II pos
4cs.od. To my great ,utprise | found Il to contain
powerful mineral properties nd. after usitg IL three
weeks found myself greatly improved In August re-
turned and used the ior three weeks more and
Improved beyond any thing could have hoped for My
Improvement continued through that year. The next
.umme | again drunk the water for Ave six weeks.
mud now healthy have no hesitation In be-
licying thu this wator WIS powerful and principal
ngcnt under Providence In my restoration to health
My extraordinary recovery attracted attention 10 this
water, and have since known many very remark able
effected by its in of confirmed Dyspep
in believe il the very best mineral upon this
carh. ELI PHLEGAR
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DIDEORD NNISE loppo.i.e Conll Nons.l

DEDEORD HOUSE (oppo,i'e Coua Hoas)
ID MAIN STREET, LIBERTY, VA, (on the site of
the Hotel formerly Ike IT by Wm. Terry, e,q)
The above n1u-e re built in the modern style.
and furnished in the best uanner. is opeted for ho
,ercp iun OF sue.ts. rhe Undersigned promise their
best efforts merit any patronage whirh they my re.
ceive. QUARlES \ II EFiOE,
Ploprietors.
AHACK viii ulw lys be in readiness 20 convey the
gue.ts Of tbs House and their baggage to and from the
Hi Road free of rhnrcc. apis dts
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CPssINti GRADE 1855

- CO. Uho7e70le Drnggids, Tr.ffsEnTR NNnINln
have .ocevrd their SrRlNe srocT Of Drugs, Medi'
rlne- rantS &c. and offer for sale assnu
mont, embracing a articles in this line, suited to
the oi Cnrrry Merchants, Druggists, Ply ,irin $
md Farmers
Obtninng 'heir supdlie4 from Manufacturers md I'm
pnrtss only the, are prep ,ed furnish these gands rs
low any regular Jo',bng house. lY Orders receive
prompt aud careful attention mnf9
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BRIDGFORD G cos
WESTERN EMPRESS LINE,

Tie above rites via ohin River. slight al.
yaeo is charged il sent all the why by Railroad No
s,oraee chargcd on peods sent through our line. Con-
,tnio BRlDGFORD n CO, Richmond.
RtfFRENcEs IN RlcHMuSD- Sierns n Brummel,
II se, 1nriy & Co, Soden n Miller, j. II. Claiborne,
j. W W,ieh, ~ Co, GI,s. T. Wonlnm 4 Co. Shields
4 Sammervillc und Edmond', DavenPortS & Co
-
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le Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age is
AgEES,S CATHARTIC PILLS.

'E'HEY don't heip complaints, bat then cure them
On Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxe. have cured the worst cases OF S'ioina
Two Boxes have cured Ery.peIas.
One Box always cures the Jaundiee
Three Boxes are slre to cleanse the system from
B Buils--aften less than one docs IL
Two Boxes, huye completely cured lie wo'st OF u-
r.r- ON TIM legs.
Small A,ses sci iom fail to cure the Piles.
Oae lasr cur5' ;he headache arising ron io"I Stom
lh.
Strong doses often repeated, expel every worm from
4 r body. They should be giWn to children "ao are
~ more "a, les. afflicted with Ills sc1urie-
A., grnl!e PLY .ie they hayc no equal.
Oue BaN cures arrangement Of the LiHef.
llalf BoN curc, Cold,
rbey purify the 'oo1 and thI' strike at t'.e f'nnda'
o1 uf every 'soasc
As Dnnor rdl thcre !. MT their equal ~ the world
rdey asr luleIy vegetable. and do 20 harm, hui
n accomplish an ruaeconn!ablr anon1t o good.
Preparea hy Or. !. q. AVER, Practical Chemist
LoyoI Mas, und >nil by all Druggists AMI Dealers in
L. licue ihrnugnth> section lEly I'm
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LYSoHnuRo, May 10, 1855.
Having had ample opportunity OF ascertaining tho
curative powers Of the Ailegiany Springs, take pleas
ure in recommending the water invaluable agent
II Chronic diseases of the stomach and bowels.
JNO. II. PATTERSON, NJ. D.
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PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward @ House.

- I CHlLnREN. Garir. conductor - s :. Rail
-. kosd.uei John pel,f.ee eow tie finn el Il i
Chitdres \ Co.
GENERAL CON MISSION X FORW WA1tplNG MGR
CHANTS
Pctefshott, Bnrebrook street n" ~
lOHN DiGkENSON. Il +. ClllLDREY
.
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VOL. A NO. II.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLEGIlANY SPRINGS.


! Of Montgomery, 81 unles from the Virginin and
Ten Railroad, the Banks Of the Roanoke Riv
cr. undcd hy the beautiful aud lovely scenery
The improvements aud ~ the comfortable
character. Th. wutor has been sufficiently tested to
Justify the proprietor. In asserting tint IL Is un'quoled
ty any Mineral Water yet discovered In IL. eiic1cy in
curing Gnaneou, Disenses Disorjercd state II tle liy
aud sionnch. Debility, ProSnation of the Nervou.
Sy item, mud the Uery trorSt form of ID, -pepsia.
We aware that. for Ia speak OF this Water is
such terms of commendbtion, II deserves. would
with such unacqunintei with il subject u
mpnlntlona OF n selfish character; therefore
rrt ouraeses by referring tn the certificates appended
this notice even by gentlemen of the highest charac
tor who wholly disinieres,cd, aad taeso certif
might be added ad nhnum the testimony Of 9TH
his place IA of the iest those VIII ing
the moueiains, arrangements the different Rail
tonds enable pc leave Ri hmond mud peers,afs
o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at Shawsve nj O'Clock
Z. NJ. where they viii be- mel by Coaehe. of tho boal
quality, whch will convey Them y miles the SPRING..
suivng iherr Mt o'rlnk Y. NJ. making III, trip, from
Richmond Petersburg. ia ~ hours. We axe now
prepared 10 receive visitors.
JNO. W HOLT 4, SONS,
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BENNETT a. BEERS. Proprietor..

No. 10 Nam At. KcTmond Vn.
And for ,sle by J. II Seny, d X. Lyman, J II:
thompson & Ca h Stablcr & Co. Lynchbuig, Va., md
lY dealers in Medicines everywhere sep51y
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LYNcHPURo, May 81, 1890.
rheerully bear testimony to the medicinal virtue OF
the of the AlIeghany Springs, having witnessed it's
happy effects in my own family, in many of
my friends. have hesitation in giving it my de
oided opinion that is tho very best water known for
restoring the secretion and lost of the stomach In
of the form of Dyspepsia, and invgorutng
and relieving persons afflicted with nervousness and
general debility. ROBT. EARLY
juno 5.d2tawts
Lynchbmg Rel lublican Richmond Wing and Exami-
ner and Peter shIrp Int ellirencer cnny.
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y.IId,yeII III Brown.

LtiUWcEI Ea BFOWis,
CIVIL, ENGIN y "A UG II is VI n
A n y : ~ r Y L O r,
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Bedford, and
~ of Lynchburg ana will pay strct t,ention to any
business entrusted TO him.
AnDREss-LIbERfY. an 30--ts
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DAILY


+ IME LIME 300 barrels Of Line hand
land for sale al FRANKLIN h BRO.
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vI0O PHYSICIANS

vi
l. He,ring's Blue Mass. tho nest In
Herrngs Castor Oil, large and small bottles rearly
tosteless
English Wine Cochcum Root-prepared from the
fresh root, and Infinitely superior to the wine Of
the seed or dried root
Fluid Extract Vuerian-from the fresh English root
cultivated in this, country;
Also all the ofcinal Fud Extracts" carefully pre-.
pared;
Liquor Ergotine
Iodide Potass (Atkinson & Biggers)-together with
graduated Measures small Glass Tunnels; Instruments
&C., &C., suited the of Physicians in and
country, carefully selected and Tor sale by
STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
a DrInrist. Rnnk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

The Louisville Journal, speaking of the
Sag Nichts-a secre: political association op-
posed to the American party, says:
We have taken no pains whatever to OBJ
tain information as to the condition and do.
ings of the Sag NIGHTS societies of Louis
vile. yet o great deal has been told us from
sources ihat we know to be authentic. The
Louisville Times was very near correct in
its boast that they number two thousand
members. We know many places of their
meeting, which are generally in the third
stories of houses. They have adopted sys-
tenn of, discipline more rigid and stringent
and minute than any ever before heard of in
the annals OF party conflict. They admit no
man to their assemblages till he has assu-
med obligations of the Utmost solemnity.--
They have their pass words, signs and sig-
mails, everything in fine for which they have
so ferociou9ly denounced the Know-Noth-
ings, They have distinct SCI of signs and
SIGNALS for eech ward. To insure greater eff
fectiveness they have subdivided their men
into SQUADS of ten, each with its commanding
officer, who makes himself responsible for
the forthcoming Of its individua! squad when
ever its services are REQUIRED for voting or
any other purpose. No army in the field,un-
der the command OF Napoleon or Wellington
was ever more thoroughly drilled thar thi
secret army of Sag NIGHTS now 10 Cur midst
an army as noiseless in its ,Govenents as i
it were hos. OF phan:oms.
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KEEP DARK.-The sppe nded negro story

KEEP DARK-The sppe nded negro story,
copied from Southern correspondent Of the
Boston Journal, is worth reading:
"Gen. c. gave his black man, Saw.
ney, funds and permission to get quarters
worth of zoology at menagerie. Our sa-
BILE friend soon found himself under the can
vuss, and brought too, in front Of a sedate
looking baboon, and eyeing the quadruped
closely; soliloquized thus: 'Folks-sure's yer
born; feet, hands, and proper bad counte-
nance, just like niger; gettin' old, l reck-
on Then as if seized with bright idea,
he extended his hand with genuine S.uth-
ern How do'ye do, uncler The ape clasp
ed the negro's hand and shook it long and
cordially;
"Sawney then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogations as to his name, age, ma
t:vity and former occupations, but eliciting
no reples beyond { knowing shake OF the
head, or merry twinkling Of the eye, Che
, ape was probably medtatiRg the best way ol
tweaking our friends noss) he concluded
the ape was bound to keep non-committrl
and looking cautiously around, cbuckled out
'He, he,ye too sharp for 'em, old feler.-
Keep dsrk-if ye'd jist speak one word o
English, white man would hab hoe in ye
hand in less dan two minutes"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

INGESIeUs RAscAM-Y.-A wine merch-
an, in Paris recently received note as fol-
lows:
"StE-For some time you have been rob-
bed, at retail, we have now resolved to rob
you by wholesale, hereby notify you that,
tomorrow night, should you not adopt meas
ures 70 prevent it, your cellar will be entirely
Drained" ......
"Sacre!" cried the merchant, and he load
ed his pistols, and at the appointed nigh. de.
see nded into the cellar, and seated himself
between two wine casks. Everything in
the cellar remained safe, but on returning
home in the morning, he found every room in
his house riAed, and all his plate, money, and
clothes purloined. The thieves had Persua-
ded him to take care of his cellar while thoy
should rob his house.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

truth ABOUT DEATH.-The common mode
of discoursing on this subject, so interesting
to eyey one of us, is so stilted and over our
heads, that we are glad 20 hear Common
Sense have his say about it. Thus sensbly
and wisely writes some able man, IN an En-
lsh Review
at is a great thing, unutterably awful and
thrilling--when for the first time in our lives
Death the Conqueror makes himself known
to us in all the mystery of his might and In
exorabeness. Every day the newspaperiha;
its obituary; you are well aware that fifty
people die IN minute; you have been in the
habit of looking up at closed blinds in the
street with some sor, of awe; AMI hatchme Mt
in the great squares have touched you as nigh
baronial ruin;a a newly-made grave has nc
been without Voice and moral, funeral
have intercepted your path in the thorough
fares; people have died next door to yot
But even Death next door is Death afar Off
vague distant terror, and not darkly aN
full presence--Sta1d with suspended respir'
ton and fevered temples-staId under tn
very fl apping of his wings, as the inexorabl
stoops to breath the last cf i'll upon the fore
head o. some beloved enc; feel that the 90
emn shadow in which you stand is deepenin
and deepening; kneel where the silver cord
snapped, kneel by pale corpse in the hu:
of ON hour before dawn, with no sounds to
heard but the sobs of passionate mourne
and the ticking Of clock-kncel, and say
God the Never more of bereaVed hear
the 'Help Lord, or perish' ofa soul that
come into the deep waters: SO stand'
knee, SO cry to the Lord of life, and y
will know what death is, and what celes
al hope may rise at last luminous and larg
I out O. the blackness of horror in the world
DEAD.
A simple childIsays Wordsworthl-a simple chi
That lightly draws its breath,
And!feels its life in every limb,
20 What should 1t know Of death'
n And it is beautifully said. But was lor
a. very long past the age of childhood, bef,
could bring myself to believe in dyil
To this day, I can with difficulty only, O
r. by direct mental effort, conceive even
sn one dangerously sick as dying-dead!
nd completely does actual, present life, e'
II. when faint and futtering, keep its negat
out of my sight, That the beautiful tit
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[WHOLE NO. s6l

from Basle to Bern in the shade, in the sum
mer tim. when the sun shinssp
The Jew said: when he comes to place
where there is no shade, he must dismount
and go on FOOT
The eighth asked: when o man rides In
the winter time from Berne TO Besle and haa
forgotten his gloves, how must he manage SO
that bis hands shall not freeze
The Jew said: He must make fists out oil
them
The ninth was the last This one asked:
How can five persons divide FIVE eggs so that
each man shall receive one, and still one re-
main in the dishP
The lew said The last must take the dish
with the egg, and can let it lay there "a long
as he pleases.'
But now 1t came to his turn, and he deter
mined to make good sweep. After many
preliminary compliments he asked, with an
air Of mischievous frendliness,-
How can man fry two irouts in three
pans, so that trout may lay in each pan
No one can answer this, and one after an
other gave him twelve Kreutzer piece.
But when the ninth desired that he should
answer it himself, he frankly acknowledged
tina, he knew not bow the trout could be fEieG
in such way. ...-rs4
Then it was maintained that this was un-
| fair in the Jew, but he stoutly affirmed that
there was no provision for il in the agree
ment, save that he who could not answer the
question should pay the kruszers,and he ful.
filed the agreement by paying that sum on
the ninth of his comrades who had asked him
to solve it himself, go they laughed heartily
over ,heir own loss and at the Jews cum
ming.
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which lights up the eye, and gows in the
touch, should ever 20 out!-
To die!.............,...
To lie in cold obstruction and to rot;
This sensible warm motion to become
A kneaded clod!

i y Olc..'.''........'....
To lie in cold obstruction and to rot;
This sensible warm motion to become
A kneaded cod!
And other pulses 90 on beating; and other
stars to keep step along the sky; and the
south wind to ripple the rivers and stir the
leaves Of the trees; and little children TO
prattle and play; and the million-fold hum
Of life to wake anew every morning; and the
round mpsssive heaven to be blue as ever
o it is strange, and was once stranger still
10 me!
Blu, If any thing could be stranger than
death itself, it would be the chatter, end
idle, pompous cold-bloodedness with which
coarse minded persons seem to 90 about
with what is called 'the last marks Of res
pect to the departed. 1t may we'll strike
you dumb with amazement to hear a widow
who has just lost an only son, call ont to
some one to take care the funeral-cake Il
made with currauts, because she can't bear
carrawsy seeds:' but that once heard with
my own ears. And what has put me irto
this mortuary train Of thought is that, my
door being ajar, overheard very sharp rap.
! ~ 'O'S|b tuS S'i' tiuo' " u
you pleas in could you tell me where Mis-;
Richards, dressmaker, lives, somevherei
about here, beros want sher to make mt
some mourning which my husband died ;
fortnight ago of a hulcerated sore throat ant
I've only got one gound and bonnet that
fit to 60 hout in and besides know youn.
female that's dead of being disappointed il
love with my brother Holiver which he wa
married last week'm and a lock of hs'air an,
piece of poetry was found in her work
box and her relations is in wand of SOM
hextra mourning, and I've been hunting evry
where for Miss Richards, and feel quit
porly myself becos as was passing by tn
Feathers they took in a little boy as ha
been found drowndd, and quite upset me,
you'd believe me'm-'
40 heavens and earth! Is it possible thu
a widow of fourteen days can rattle on
| this fashion, taking for the starting point {
, her talk the death of him who has lain in he
! bosom--and all to a stranger on the do
, step! Is this mourning! Nay, then, let ii
. devil wear black, for I'll have suit Of sable
t when am next forced to put on wo
I trappings''
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"There was Mrs. F;

She might have worn percussion cap,
And been Knocked on the head without hearing 1t
snap"
Hocd says this. But the pediar sold her
an 'ear trumpet says the legend,
"And the very next duy 49,,
She heard from her husband at Botany Bay"
We believe it was the very same old lady
at all events it was one equally deaf, for
the story says:
"She was deafas stone--say one OF the stones
Demosthenes sucked to improve his tones;
And surely deafness no further could reach,
Than to be in his mouth without hearing his
speech
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POETRY.


LABOR AND REST.
"Two hands upon the BREAST and labor is past"
Russian Prorerb.
"Two hands upon the breast,
And labor is done;
Two palo feet crossed in rest
The race is won
Two eyes with coin-weights Shut
And all tears cease.
Two lips where grieii is mute,
AND wrath at peace"
So say we oftimes, mourning our lot,
Cod in His kindness answereth not.
"Two hands to work addrest
Aye for his praises
Two feet that never rest,
Walking Ills ways:
Two eyes that look above
Still, through all tears;
Two lips that breathe but love,
Never more fears"
So cry we afterwards, low at our knees;
Pardon those erring prayers! Father hear thes
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

0T-There are now in the United States
.hrty-twe insane hospitals, AVID tho number
of insane persons in the country is estima-
ted at 30 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

OELate Texas papers report the occur
renee of fight near Fort Belknap between
some Camanehes and an old contractor and
his party. The contractors guides were kill
cd and bis cattle stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
DIED.

Departed this life on the 18Th ms ant, ANN VIR
GINA, the W fe Of Noble j. Thomas, in the 25th
year OF her age She leaves a husband and one
en- III To maCrn her loss.
Het funeral VIII take place from her late residence
on Al, between & and ii streets, on TUESDAY, goth
instant Her friends and acquain,ances are invited
10 attend.
ON the 9th instant, in Go,dsboro', N. c., LAU-
RENEE CARRY WHEAT, aged 9 years and :
mOnths, the sou 0f Annie u and la. late Lemuel
&. Wheat, formcrly OF ibis city.
On Sund sfteTnOt n, the 18th met WILLIAM
MAGRUDER, aged years and Is days tie bsIoyed
son of Geo. and May l.. SeiIz.
The sweetest "FlOwer" that ever bloomed
In Paradise below
But Jesus cas-we must submit
s.Sweet Willie" thou must go!
Thy parents angui2hed hearts may heal
Tiny brothers, grief may CALM
Thy sisters tesrs (if she be spared
May find soothing balm.
But, awhile, dear'-swGet boon fiom Heav'r-
81 loved go Tree from art
Thy absence will frever leave
A void within the heart
(WSsh'n News please copy
On Sunday evening, the 18th instant, JOSEPH
FERGUSON, In the 63i year Of his age, who was
Tor many years, 20 rter in the store Of Hoe, Brother
4 Co.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend his f'nersl on fuesday afternoon, st :
O'CLOCK, nom his late residence, on ID street south
between ssh and 10Th, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

By GREEN d SCOTT. Auetioneers.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE a,
III Auction. On THURSDAY, the I'D instant
we shall ,eli, at the residence of Mrs. Wells on Isl
street, Capitol li near Pennsylvania avenue at 10
O'Clock a. M, an excellent assortment OF Furniture
viz
Rosewood velvet covered Sofa
Mahogany Divans, parlor and rocking Chaiis
Walnut marble top Sofa and Centre Tables
hahogny dining, breakfast and card Tables
Do dressing and other bureaus
Maple and walnut French Coitag. and either Bel
steals
Do painted Wardrobe, and Wristbands
PariOr and chamber Window Curtains, Blinds
China, glass, crOckery and stone ware
Silver plated Casters, Spoons and Forks, Candle
sticks
Feather Beds, Bedding
Straw and Shuck Mattresses
large lot of table and house Linen
Gnand0 c., cellar, hail and other Lamps
8 ply, ingram, and stair Carpets and Mating
Hearth Rugs, and lot OF Oicloth
BrODzed Batrack, Lounges, and Looking CLASSES
AndnoEs, Shovel and 1Ongs, and Fender
Cooking, hall, alright aid other Stoves
| With a large assortment a Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne.
cessary to enumerate.
Terms: Under s25 cash ; over that sum a credit
of sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing Interest
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
mar I'D Auctioaeers,