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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,
AT MEErIsa of the Council of the c

AT A MEETING of the Council of the city
of Richmond, held August 1st, 1855, the following
resolution was adopted:
Council of the city of Richmond. all saa and steam
cessels. of whatever class. coming from or touching
f the d 10 % Gs
snne limits for the port of the city of Richmond.
sua-ales 4 Sep'-i''''TIHos 'TIHos LAWSON, c. c.R.
A CARp.-Ths subscriber, an exper1-
enced practitioner Of Msdisins, Surgery and obae
above tenth, offers his professional services TO the
citizens of Richmond. S
He has devoted much time and attention to tn.
study and practice Of Midwifery, and 70 the treat.
sp Ism. RIoHO 8. CAUTHoRN. M. D.
DAGUERREoTYpEs.-F silver medals
awarded to M r. sIMONS for the superiority OF his
Two ey the Fdsnia ias.s.s sd PHI
bv tba Richmond Mechanics' Insttute. Call and ex
anime the specimens aus
JAMES r. CREssHAw, w,ArroRsEY AT
Law, RICHMOND. Va will practice In the Superior
;sssat countiss, and the United States Courts held
in Richmond and Norfolk
gYr Until further notise, can be found at the Of
ses Of 4; A.. a; Mor'on' Esq. on 9oyssnor, ,.sias
DR.. L. b. WRlGHr's TAsrELEss LIQum
cArHARrIc or FAMILY PHysc This is the best
cheapest and most ecient Cashartio ever offered TO
the public.
feet Of Pills Oil ssnna ts;l and produess no srpini
or other painful effects. Unlike ell other purgatves
It reaches to the bottom Of the disease. Thoroughly
eleanses the stemssh and leaves the bowels entirely
free from sostiveuess. .
No family should Be wIthout It
no % n:ssins EN- { nor: r Sskis IT r.sonIs.Ssd 81 the
n. ...l ..s The. i'd, ,.ss; g g. .y3;scIr 3s:;;;Isr;.
ExDn & 90. nish1osA. LYON = nIvEo. Rstsrs
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NOVEL DIsPosIrloN OF DRunKARps.-Tbe New
York policemen, 1t 10 ssid instead of taking drunk
en- men to the station houses very often entice them
ON board the railroad cars, with the conductors of
which they seem to have an understanding, and,
alter reaching the outskirts of the city, they are
quietly elected, and left to recover their eauili
orium 10 the country, or to make their way back
as best they can. I
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STEAMBOAT DEcfsroN.-Judgs Rich ardson, OF
New Orleans, has decided In the case Of ships
Rome and Suffolk against the steamer Nstchez
that steamboats, liable for damages created by
the swell or waves of the boat by running toe
close to the Oh ippng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

YELLOW FEvER AT ST. THoMAs-Aceounts from
81. Thomas to the oath inst, report that the ieve
had entirely abated, and that there had not been
case for days previous.
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RUSSIAN MATS s-Russia exports about three
millions of mats annually, of which from 900, 600
to s000 are consumed 10 the United Kingdom. -
There can be no doubt that an article of the same
class the Russian mat and of far better quality;
can be manufactured In India from the basis thai
are procurable 10 all directions. The only difieul
ty would be the cost of freight Gardeners Chron.
Nrk ~4
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THE REVENUE 1t appears from the revenu
returns for May and June that the aggregate re-
ceipts from the customs At the nine principal sea
ports of the u States fall short of those as wear b,
1914 1dA .
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RISE OF LAKE ONTARIo.-The Oswego Time q
says that the water on Lake Ontario has risen
three inches during the month OF July. The Lake
is now two feet eight inches above low water mark
and three inches lower than on the let of August
1854. Ii has rained during the past month four
teen days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

Our EARLY LEGIsLAToRs.-Int la the year of 1884,
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, to abolish prac.
tice then prevailing. passed the following resolu
ton, after considerable opposition:
That hereafter no member shall come into the
chamber barefooted, nor eat his bread and cheese
on the steps of the capitol" t.-..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

BRUTAL MURDKR.-The Salisbury IN. Watch
man records the murder of q negro 10 Yadkiu
county, In which the murderer. after beating biz
victim With an axe helve poured hot oater in ki
ears and killed him. BN k&F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

DEATH OF Col. w. T. SAsDRRs-Col. VIM
I. Sanders for many years the proprietor Of the
"Wssbineton House," Harrisburg. and formerly IL
6rarisn OF the State of Pennsy vania, died on FRI
day last 10 Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

CORN AND PoTAToEs IN OHIo-The Cincinnati
Enquirer says that corn and potato crops were
never SO glorious as this season. Potatoes are sc
plentiful that they are expected to be down tc
twelve and half cents bushel.
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III M ~ pAssesgEts 8 9 = ! 6 E 6s VITO TO
RICH AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Is K A X FAST! BREAK FASTII
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
rhs subscriber IL now prepared to furnish the pas
sengeTa, daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
OF the Richmond and DaDvlle and South.side Rail.
roads, immediately ON their arrival on the cars
my l7-l2m SAM1Tn RTJRRT
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~ CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

H2.1Sa-The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Etts5lishnent en- Lombard Alley, between
iuln6ian Hotel COACHES, CHAR1OTEEs, BA.
S HS0ICHEs, BUGGlES with and without tops and
subkiES, all of his own make, of the best materi.
low as good work Of the kind can be in the city OF
richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
In want OF any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to p.ake to order and sell at the lowest
Price. possible, and all work sold that 10 new war.
saeted. fe N-6m MICAJAH MANGUM
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LoUIsIANA SwAMPs.-The unheathineBs of the
Louisiana swamps is shown by the fact since the
swamp land system OF that State was organized, in
1883. less than four engineers In the public
service have died from the effects of the impruden
exposure to the deadly climate. The last died or
the 18th of JULY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

FoRT DESTROYED BY LIoHTsrNG.-The fort sI
the junction Of the Madaw waska and st. John Rivers
10 New Brunswick, was struck by lishsning on thu
iotn uH, and burned to ths eround.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

Mother Mary Paula Ruth. Superior of the Sis
ters OF Mercy, In Chicago, died last week, of dis
ease of the heart
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isca4AsfNa. .--ln 1899 the population of Oshkosh.
wisconsin, Wa l35j now \ kn1mbsrs sbous $500.
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CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED QEpA ATOP rL;- -.-.L,--

~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of II.
linois and wherever 1t has bee exhibited has tax en-
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds.
The tlrst Silver Medal was award ed to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the irst prize
At the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adoptad by the Richmond city millers who recon-.
mend II as the best machine known for separating .
cookies aud ether impurities from wheat Ii will se
psrate any two seeds Of different size or weight il
simple In its construction, and easily kept in ordar
lhPeeuharly adapted to farmers uses az it requires
bat iitte power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use.
IL can BE- furnished at the following pricex viz.
For FsrmerS Machine that will clean Is 10 SO hush
os per hour. .........................,, $50
1o! Farmers machane that will clean so to
=. % bushels per hour. ouT.............,..,.., S5
For d farmers Machine (arrangcd for horse
po~erl that will clean SO bushels DER hour 20
rnf hiiiers Machine that will clean so to 50
oushes per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as
fot a miieH Machine that will clean SO to
=, % bushels per hour. our............,.,,.... 100
FUt Miiers Machine that will clean l25 to
tp oushels per hour. IsD
81 Sad Milers Machine that will clean 1850 to
Nv pesnels per hour. 200
e's RO. M. ANDERSON,
:, Commission Merchant. Richmaud. Va.
,. ->ouhty Rights will be sold on reasonable
JIG <p-Zawtsl r M
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II a. SKINKER e CO., No. SO Cary
He street, offer for sale -'' pa5its5s srF -
155 hhds. Sugar, part prime s3ss. sssss.s Il s4is
~ 400 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars
900 bags Rio Laguagra and Java Coffee T~-ta
so hbds good reboiled stolasses ss,a
2G00 sides good aud ia magad Sole Leather
zoo bbis new Nes' 8 Mackerel lssssf asts
$50 bbls. North Carolina Nc. 1 Cut and Gross Her
rings -~'-'< asas 5}s1' p p
500 kegs Old Dominion Hals itfasf 81 s,..vs
10 tierces prime Rice
100 boxes aud half chests Green ana Black Teas
a4li1s 40 hhds. prime Western Bacsn Sides T.
M 800 ,xes Adamantine Candles fsss
800 Nova Scotia Grndstoues ,stEE nfy 4-
s0N0 bags No. 1 Peruvian auano
400 bbls. A A Mexican 0uano yr~szs if'f'tsgst
$50 tons lron--comprising full assortment of
Bars, Hoops, Band and Sheet Iron. ,
ALSO-A variety OF other Goods, suited to the
country and city trade. au6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

ONTARIO SHIP CANAL The latest development
of Western enterprise is the project for the con-
structon of ship canal from Georgian Bay to
Lake Ontario, across the neck of the peninsula
formerly occupied by the Indian confederacy,
known as the Six Nations. Georgian Bay is lake
connected with Huron, and about half It's size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

YOUNG TRoJANs An officer attempted on Mon
day afternoon TO arrest number of boys who
were bathing in the river at Troy, N Y, when the
youngsters turned upon him and gave him sound
drubbing. 1t was then suggested to duck the off
cial n the river, but fortunately for him the ats
tempt proved unsuccessful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

Aa satsse sogsssass
sses ia assse ~ ssass.ssss go 8 aE4k
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sNs4s sst stH 8aA l8aNH
2 s14tM { Aza8#A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

THE Ice TRADE.-The first cargo of ice expor-
Led from the United States shipped from Bos-
ton, Mass In 1905, by Frederick Tudor, Esq II
rious circumstances the investment did not prove
successful 1t was not till 1884 that Mr.. Tudor
commenced realizing profit from this business. s.
In 1882, this gentleman, then the only person en-
gagged In the business, shipped from Boston 1852
tons. Last year there were sent from there 1885,
$40 tons. The Ice crop Ia the vicinity amounts to
265 600 tons,
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I50 cunRsL!sE9D2, u!ns ! s92,a H4In =! ANp n0CK

''e sessaifi s'ii . tytssi sssasse sa.sE. sa4
s4ss Hsasass1aass 10 80 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

DELIGHTFUL TRlP.-A steamboat 10 to leave
Cleveland Ohio, on the 18th instant. on pleasure
excursion to Lake Superior, touching at ell the
portunity of visiting the mines, &c. A pleasure
yacht of about 90 tons will be taken along. The
trip is expected to occupy about ten days.
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MIscHLLAMBOUe.

OuOWED . 1TuC ~ -
- EN- DAl lac.-ln0 dtbo0uOn OF
sns PUBLIC Y csiisd 70 sspsror article Of SHOW.
er Baths, which the sabscribsr has on hsnS and
wnicn ne onsrs FOR sale ct less price than the
mon s..isis usuaiiy :eis for Those Ebo wish 70
ss 4; q. HMMERMXSs, Messss. srEBsiNS I
fuLLEN's, or Mr. sTAkRErT'S
yN WIN. F0kBE0 =
MANLY ~ OTTo VU- VU-I-1 -
cur list for Family Flour 70 be ground tho is.s
ten days In August The universal nstisfacfion yhch
our Flour gave last year. warsnts us ID sayfnk that
tbs present years grinding will bs very a1p
Thoea ho wish to obtain IN .ir su0olv az us ara r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

The CRops IN GENRsRE VALLKY.-A letter from
Avon, N. Y, to the Albany Evening Journal, says
that the most that should be believed of the wheat
In the Genesee Valley 10 that it has been Injured
ust enough to reduce most of it to the level of frst
class w estern or Canada. He also expresses his
confidence that nothing which can now happen
will run the wheat crop below full average In
quantity, and nearly fair average In quality.
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HENRY THON & CO., ''-'''''
. GLASS MANUFACTURERS :

IL GLASS SM1NUFACTURERN,ss q -
Lately from Philadelphia,
Beg leave to ststs to the public that they about
t. establish in this city manufactory OF all kinds of
Hollow Glassware, and will be ready in about three
months to supply the trade of this State with every
kind IN their line of business, yz.f. - -
Drugeists' Glassware = Ia .sA< 44iA
Dea ers IN Glassware fE5}eg f.s.ess 4i.s
Pressed Glassware
Patent Moulds If&a Hi@aTEzg 4 -
Rottles of all desciiptioIs t.
Shades sisc
Tumblefs, Jars, &c.E - sG.sl.i S fsf..sf AZ h
And Glass CT every description and color.
We promise to supply the trade on terms ~ cheap
and accommodating they can be had at the North,
and solicit kind patronage an 6-6wA
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ONIoNs.-Dsnvers Ia the most celebrated spot 10
Massachusetts for the growth of onions and we
there this year promises to be abundant 1t has
been estimated that there are about 800 acres de.
voted to onion culture In that town. With the
best of care and high manuring 500 bushels per
acre are frequently secured and premiums are oc-
casionslly given for crops at the rate of 600, 700
and even 800 bushels per acre.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
= JOHN w. DAVIES, aaA

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
I RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
J. kind lpatronage during the past four years, and
beg leave to cay that am now prepared to furnish
Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, 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 mot 70 be sur
passed North or South. s. ~ os 50
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-G RE 3 NE
u aE IH 4 AIIEA saxE Exaxaiseo cs.ll&nx~j


ead lS4 Front st.. New YORK, seil Tobacco COM
mission direct from and per account Of the virginia
mar ufaotnsers aud TO whom " refer. = ss..s.
kesas Edmond, Davenport l. Co. Richmond will
our house 81 s sss.sf.s8 49,
Having established branch Of our house 10 Neg
YORK. resident partner In that city viii give bic
personal attention the receiving trsnshppins ana
securing the lowest OF freight tffes o. eonmis
sioa) ON all goods eonsisnsd 20 our sss eTsecsco
heuse. % Lo-o&1iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

E'0R RENT-TwO newly-erected Brick
L Tenements. on 25th street, near Leigh st. Bap-
tist Church, containing rooms including basement,
with passages. pofehes, closets. Fantrys. &c. with
sarden attsche and well of superior water on the
premiies Rent $3.50 each per annum.
Apply to ED. D. EAcHo or
JAS. M. CARTER. lsth St,
je Dts Opposite Post Office.
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Agsnt for Selecting, Purchasing and Forwarding
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND oTHER vARTETIBs o
Us 0UANo. eSs. 4ss
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
~ ~ BAL1IMORE, ND.
The advertier guarantees TO furnish the above
fertilizers all Of the be.t qualities, 70 eonsumen
r2- Orders forwarded 10 the above sddress viii b
promptly executed. je 1s--dk som.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14
PROSPECT OF CIVL WAR IN KANSAS.

corespoudepes fTbe Evening Pot.
WEsrPoRT Mo-, Tuesday, July 81, ls55.
This evening was present at meeting held hero Oh
the usual complexion of proslavery meetings in this
region of violent sentiment and action. The immsdl-
ate causes we're rumor that Gov. Keeder had been
suspended and John l. Dawson appointed Governor
of Kansas and the presence Of the sgatof, the
uuseaed phal Of wrath, Stringfe,ow. Considered ~
an Indication of the spirit which seetnes and bubbles
with ali the other volcanic phenomena under Us II Is
highly important. -,
these mis-led, wrong headed men; and venture to
say that before the dispersion two hours ago out OF
one thousand people under great excitement one-nai
were diunioIists avowed. Indeed, what Dot moral
disease can be The result of he poisonous moral e4co
il 2 we are under Stringfelow, A.chson and az IN
sane new light named Shannon, arc the blind lead
ders by whose leading ii Scripture be true We 81 last
must get fall. "
will Lot be ceniea may show the reckleasnes= 10 use
no hnrsi er teIm Of our popular rulers. stngfeov,
Aichison and General Whitfield, were a their way 10
Wellington, through Illinois, at the meeting OF the
last Congress, and On stopping al motel, sting
fellow wrote spon the register, opposite tie name Of
each "In favor CT the dissolution OF the Cnlon.'
Wheeler Atchson was aware OF tails or not do not
know but there he and Srngfel0q stand upon record
with tie wicked and d;sgraceful Bfix. Mr.. Viii field
discovered H. an3 after reproving Strngfelow sharply
erased his name. Q<eH Deus Suk perdeys, Prius DE-
faentdt. ~,
But 70 the meeting Gen. SirngieIlOw being called
out scid be at a loss 10 know on what tofc ~.
people desired him to treat They certainly did no
want him to Congratulate them on the renlos y -
Reecer He cid not consider that subject oi III
Eretgtion. They had fought and mastered .' o.
ent Governor, and did not wani 10 90 nS o.. - !.
He did not know the new Governor ", osr o.
coward and had not the nerve to appoint ~ a., WIZ
would DO the South justice Fer ln''SIfg ps I s
POINTED southern man 70 g0S so While 81 KspSss
H;,Iy - Re south. be has given Us Northern
wsH M :, VINO come here from the Northern sates
ros..sne 70 stand on the principles Of the Kansas
SsL-.aIs hill. were asking to rake the Territory 9
AZ 90 .heyeg AM harbor Of aboitioaism.
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,bs .r,;s,s images of saints; the burn
in, ~ i,osr.s ,,s the soft music and low
respor SEES Of Thousands ~ suPpiaat worship
ers, msy make the cold, skep> c iAusn' 0a' Win
me they are solemn to look upSA. ana never 70
be forgotten.
certain degree Of equality lie incnl, Gated ID
the worship Of the Catholic Church, 70 W
in ny opinion, that Institution owes not lit'>e
Of lie il huerce. and much Of is perpesuity In
the cathedral the peasant kzeels BY the side Of
the prince, and the poor spple-woman whispers
her pGter n9sfer st the same shrine with velvet
robed beauty. The white gloTed officer puts
off his naughty air when his sword rat'es on
the pavement Of holy place. sad Ps'rlclan
pride is humbled when il crosses tse threshold.
This is one of the reasons why rae Catholic
Church maintains an absolute control ever mil
lions Of subjects. Moreover, Rome illustrates
he idea Of the Church Universal, nutilated
though il be. She boasts Of an Intrinsic
correction with that vast spiritual BROTHER
bood which has existed in all times and in
sll lands. She las eubalned the memery of
the good and great Of all Sges, has enshrined
the ancient chiyslry of tne faith and realizes to
her believing children, in literature of Legends
and prayers, lively and bestifed pictures Of the
ssintliest virtues combined with the most Re-
roic deeds.
Another reason, and one that can fully re-
slize in Austria and Hungary, lies in the rich
ntss of their holy places and their antiquity.
The Inhabitants If the Catholic countries of
Europe have not the migratory character that
belongs TO The Anglo-Ssxen race. The ancestors
of the Thousands who attend mass at the csthe-
dral of ST. Stephen have wOrshiped there for
centuries. They, too, have so often knelt be.
fore those eild5d shrines, and so often put up
their prayers to the life-like images, that both
sh,iues and images have become to them doably
sacred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14

MATRIMONIAL ISFIDELmY-A somewhat singular
case cane up al the Police Office yesterday. man
about As wears of age named Paten, wss brought up,
charged with deserving his family, his wife appearing
as the complain ant. The family consisted OF the wife
and three children, one an infant. The wie sIated
that Patten had left her without support ana was Co
habtisg with another femele, somewhat her junior.
Pateu did no deny that he had ceased to 1--we with his
wife and had TAX ca 10 his tesom another wosn; but
he attempted to show that h coDductbsd been proper
He then WIEN. 20 state that may years si4ee Wnen
frs married be asd his lie lived together jRhsrmony,
because their views spiritual matters conceded.
He said when the Second Advent dOctrinc-whch the
vulgar called Hilerism ives p.sached, be and his
wife both embraced the Sih OF tae Sayft. In later
wears be bacaHe convrcsl that ae seventh instead Of
the first day OF the week tho Sabbath and on this
point bis wits harmoDized and all went on smoothly.
About year ago question .He US u as the resnrec-
ton, and his point they csud not eSree. lac con
oluocd steT closely 9onsnsa his Rble, that the re-
surfciiou wa o. ~ spirifua4 An wife insisted
thut the body 70 be rasel alsc. Here there was
on RECOGNIZABLE difference sid one thas Paften
thought wa sufficient to l9zd to Jsparato1 Hesaid
that 10 could not i've with won-sn sho 1id not mar
mCuissf with hiIa In bis views spiri al mefseIs'
old had theTeore, foraker hS wife, sad foqnd re-
n ale Who thought he old ca this lo.'- ns1 .'
in who bad listened 20 his s&;tein IN - kaIy'
i,tsrruuted M BY sayipg that she though me newly,
found email a0reed nth hin quite az wei OF carna
a. on anriial Inatess- Ptfen sald tSot cPnn I'D, DO
Town bv evidence and went on With his mar
De- bsresDy Ola spiritual things between man
DC sd 20. to enable them 10 hse together.
lie soiI be wcad not live with woman who dur not
tbnk q he did on religious questions The magistrate
reoui-ed biIa 10 give bal for toe maintenance OF hla
,.ie End ch fdren and threatened hnn with another
Ind OF punishment If be violated the law in order 10
i've in ''spiritu2l harmony with woman not his
vile. Rochester Uns0n.
RAILROAD IN PRoPHEcY. 1T may not have occur
red 10 eves one that the modern invention Of rail-
roads 6gurSs in the pages OF ancient prophecy. Hat
~ what n the meaning OF this DassaQe which
good old version Of the Scriptures may be found In
Nahum, second chapter, 9Th vese; HTne ehaTiots
shall rage in the Streets they shall ose against
another in the brosdways tney shan seem ike
{" torches they shall run like hghfnings.~ That de-
scription is not particularly applicable, as wePsfceNe
| 70 stage-coach omnibus, but il IL picture 70
the lie Of express train raging along inc o'oo''
! wsys Of railroad travel.