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II 4 PerfEIned Breatb,..Whnf Iadv

II bEeHtUsss W HUt lauy Oh
ssntlemEn would remain under the curse of q diss.
sIessble breath when BY using the Balm of Thou
ssAd Fiowers' as dentifrce would not only render
!. sweet, but leave the teeth whits sIsbsster p
hsny persons do not know their breath 10 bad, and
lie subject so delicate their friends will never men
.i9n l. Pour single drop OF the Balm" Oh your
.33.AbrGsh and wash the teeth night and morning A
Ely cent bottle will last year
i beIrtqd Complexion may be acquired BY using
he Balm Of a Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
IN pslPes and freckes from the skin leaving i, of
hat hId Eoseste hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
in-ee drops, and wssh the face ight and morning
>tGritg Made Edsg-Wet your shaving brush n
either ann or cold wafer pour two or three drops
4: "hsn OF aThoussnd Flowers rub the beard we'll
had II Will make beautiful soft lsther much faclta-
lns the 0n.rsilon OF shaving. Pnce on,y 80 cents
7or sails ~ tETEIDGE Co, proprietors, and sll
druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
ia
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EOk SALE...A valuable tract of Land of
sSS acres in Cumberland for sale, at public auc-
tion on 9th August: Particulars, see Weekly Dis.
patch Semi w eekly Enquirer.
je 30-tds STEPHEN C. ANDERSON
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% We appeal to our best known citI.
WE OFFER NO MERE MUSHROOM .4RTI.
GLE BUT 4 MEDICINE PROIED BY
THOUSANDS TO BE THE GREAT INVIG.
orator AND RESTORER OF THE SYS.
THE sUMMER-ITs DISEAsEs-THE RENE.
DY AT HAND
HfhPTONS PROFITABLE TINCTCRE
have the strongest assurance Of the good effects
Of this medicine in Cholera Morbus, Diarrhes and
Diseases Of the Bowels incident the season 1t in.
Visorates the stomach and bowels and render, the
system great assistance in combating the approach
of indeed all forms of disease.
HAhPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTCRE
BY Its mid acton the stomsch liver and the kid
peya will cure Dyspepsia Coughs, asthma, Bronchial
and Lung Affections, Pains III the Back, Side and
Bredst, ConsumPtion, ScrofulI. Rheumotisps Govt
Neuralgia, Fistuid. Piles Borel CompIairts Uorms
and Nerrou, DebRties and all diseases arissg from
impure blood.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
As 4 FEMALE MLDICINE
Hampton's TIncture cannot be excelled. As beau
trying agent 1t Is far superior to any of the cosmetics
OF the day prod ucng beautiful clear skim and Civ
ing to tbs cheeks the color of tho rose impartIn to
every muscle that life and elasticity which gives to
all who enjoy health such grace and beauty
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, Sick Head ache
OF long standing has been cured b. It-ss
tor and restorative where gentle stnusnt 10 want
ed we believe it superior to all the cordiss ever be-
fore the public to the Youth and Old 4ge the Single
and Married, we otter the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures
Sold by y. A STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, Fredsricksburg BY
al the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for ss.
lie I9-dLcts
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BY Edmond, Davenport g. &c.

by Edmond, davenport T. &c.
NTARSHAI.L'S AND WORTuINGTON
w sALT.-On FRIDAY evening, July 18th, at 81
O'clock we will offer for SALE At auction at our office
head of the Basin:
$3.50 sacks Marshall and worthinston SALT
cargo of the bark Ermna, direct fro 70
Liverpool.
Will be added to the above salo-
800 bags prime Rio COFFEE
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO,
yS-ot Auctioneers
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THIS DAY.
~--~-~>e>>---~--~r---e-~
BY Richard Cauthoru.

RACON. PICKLHD COD FISH. SAL.
y MONS, &C., AT AUCTION THIS MORNING.
1t 10 O'clock, ct my store will ell loe al Daeon
consulting Of Based Hams lot Of primo Shoulders
end Sides-aso, 9Th Prosf Brandy; soep Indiso;
OF Dried and Smoked Salmon
FURNITURE
Sofa; II Chairs Bureau; Wardrobe Table; Festh-
stand. &c. he.
jys A. cAurHoRN.
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IN OOO FEET SEAS NED OAK
Tvs r, II, WHlTLOCK & SON,

SO OOO FEET sEASO NED OAK
CU.UUV BOARDS, landing and for sale by
Tvs r. II. WHlTLOCK L. SON.
ICE, ICE, ICE..-FnmiIies and others who
have not been supplied with ice regularly the pre-
sent year. will now have an opportunity of getting
Ice the remainder of tho year, liberal terms. Or
ders left with T.. d. Escho, Dabney 4 Cooke, or my
wagner, (bue wsgon) will receive strict attention
P.S.-Joe Thomas is no longer in my employ
Those indebted to for Ice rogue not pay
him, he il not authorized to collect farthing for
me jy 8-St* M. s. TAYLOR
CHkAP DRY GOODS...A U e ) II >
~ MAlLERT would respectfully say to his custom
ers and the public generally that he is Offering his
entire stock of Dry Goods much reduced prices in
order close out his Summer stock by the end of the
season, follows: Plain Bereges all sbades Satin
Striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Chslley Bereges;
DebeFes; a large assortment of Calicoes; Fans va
rious styles; Flowered and Swiss Muslips Jaconet
and Cambria Musiins Plain Swiss Muslins; Ladies'
and Chil6rens Cotton Hose; Boys' half Hose; Grape
ShAwls; Swiss and Cambria lnsertings Bobin Edge
ines and Insertinss; Bobin EdsingG Black Trimming
Laces; Swiss and Cambria Bands; handsome and
cheap French Worked Collars; Black Lace Wells; u
large lot of Lawns, Ginghnms. Grass Skirts; Ladies'
Pocket Hdkfs from Gle. aud finer; large variety of
Linen and Cotton Goods for mems and boys wear (;
Corssts all szes; Cotton Shirtngs and Sheetines and
vi NO Al MAIN STREET.
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sEyi ousbe rne's new Nonste
BEnLLW1nHT Is NOW COMPLETELY, and AM
.sis, !, I res and DA0UERREOTYPEs are now
tnytbi. us tnonter SIZE skyEht Gallery to surpsss
H., yoor'slses We are prepared 70 put up LIn...ss
New, .uo.n style Of Art. Now on hand, Morocco,
Case, q, ssn shsil. Union, Pap!er Machie and Jewel
God ssreiy sixe and price. Also, Gold Frames,
rsls At .bype and Dsgaeueotype stock and mate
lrss. "hoiessss TO country operators, at New York
MIX O6RORNES Gallery,
Sign Of tbs Flags.
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" Dal,ey,. Ge,n,n. Phi, px,r.

w r. ii b acher, Denler In Liquors
" 'hes' Cigars &C., No 800 Main street, Richmond,
my Sits
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nv ThOmns w, Keesee.


(OHice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl street)
THRUST SALEUf VALUABLE FURNI.
l. TURE-By virtue Of deed Of trust 70 tho nm
deBgned trustee, dated the 9Th day of May 1855,
and duly recorded in the office of the Hastings Court
Of Richmond city and by request of the benefciari.s
secured by said deed shall proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder at the Columbian Ho-
tel in the said city, beginning on MONDAY. the 7th
day of July 1885, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the property in
the said deed described and conveyed consisting OF
Large Mantel Mirrors; Wsrdrobes; Marble-top Tables
Chairs French and Cottage. and other Bedstesds; Blu
resus with mirrors; Marble top Washstands; Nshoga-
ny Centre Tables; Mahogany and Walnut Fancy Ia
bles; large Leather Arm Chair; Double and single
hair Mattresses; Feather Bosters and Pillows; and
other Furniture in the said Hotel, to tho extent
quired by the terms Of the said deed.
The attention of all persons wanting Furniture, il
particularly called to this sale.
Terms cash r. r. HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct,
eN-tds
POSTPONEMENT-Thea above sale is post poned
to MONDAY, the 18th inst, To commence at 10 o'clk
A. m. lily 7-tds r. r. H.. Trustee.
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DKEMIUM SODA WATER AT DUAL
L NORTON'S Az othecary Store, corner Main
and 10th Streets served with pure Cream Syrups
Ring for your valet-bid him quickly bring
Some Hook and Soda Water; then you'll know
pleasure worthy xerxes the great king
For not the best Sherbert sublimed with snow,
Nor Of the first sparkle OF the desert spring;
Nor Burgundy, In all its sunset Elsw.
After long travel ennui. love or SLAUGHTER,
Vie with that draught of Hook and Soda Water.
Esssuce Off Hundred Pine Apples; do. DO Straw.
berry Bed; DO. do. Lemon Grove
AWNS, LAWNS, LA WNs..The balance
~ OF my stock of cheap Lawns must be closed out
the nsxt ten days For bargains call early, st the
established cheap store of
jy7 ALFRED MOSES, g. Main ct.
DINE APPLES! LEMONs.: ana on
AN0ES.!.-Just received. the finest lot Of PINE
APPLES that has been In the market this ssasonto-
sether with IS boxes LEMONS, and Is boxes or
ANGEa, in prime order. Call early It the "6T,
NICHOLAS BALLOON" nsat door TO the Exchange
Bank, whsrs can be had on moderate terms every
thing IN his brsneh Of busuesl
jys 4. AHToNI,
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~ Hair Cutting..-To stranger. xts,,,nx
eut j., eho eti]ens: II you wish to get your Hair
sdy,. S" istest and most becoming style, would
shs,jy' o 10 call en- HOBSON, at his Hair Cutting,
am.se shamposng and Bathing room, under the
motel. Entrance On llth street
- WhakeTs D Jed either Black OF Brown calor
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FUTURE DAYS.
ny Goddin 0c Apperaon.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY Geddis & Apperao..
HANnaOME r "A M e ID UWRtT.rNfa
,,,l,, vN FRENCH GARDEN HILL ron SALE
wnn m sS,d, on the premiees at O'clock r NJ, on
1OmDAf, 18th OF July, 1855, the bandsone frs mad
oWsn9 on the East side OF 9Th street, sjoiniu ths
rsGesaee o. 0eorse =. Lownes, fsq, and near The
Us,eence 81 W. y. Richie. Esq, containing rooms
se 70 eood order The Lot has front of so feet and
deuth OF $50 feet ~ o'' ."u
uan, sas: One fourth ca.h; balance At T. and II
oo.ns TOT nerotisbe notes, interest added occurred
oy Ietsinins the title or q Trust Deed
Ns GoDDtN APPERSON Aucts
by Taylor 81 Wiiliana.
HU sTEE,s SALE OF A SMALL.
FRAMED TENEMENT ON LEIGH eT At
muCIioN-In execution Of a deed of trust d.t.a
Ntn march. 1853 executed by r. X. Rsine to the auh
scr,oer, shall sell. On TUESDAY. 18th June AZ 81
O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises the property the rs
IN conveyed to wit: certain Housd and lot Of Land
In the city Of Richmond, the south side of Lsish
street. west of and near to Brook avenue be;ns RE
Walton. " ~. w.
TE.Ms-Onethird cash; balance at and 9 months
with interest, and secured by a trust deed
JOHN II COOK, Trustee
Sale conducted by TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts
jys -A1s''
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By L,irna a, Ahiue.

by Lurns e. shine.
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTION.-Wiil BIS sold at public auction
on FRIDAY, the 10th inst, commencing at 10 o'cIk.
at our store, large assortment of gsnteel Househ
Furniture, belonging to family declining housekeep-
ing, consisting of the usual variety.
LARUS SHINE,
jya Auctioneer.
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}. ABBATT, See'y.

J. ABBArT, Sec'y.
o. 4. BRESEE having been appointed Attornsy
for the State of yirsinis and Aasnr in ,ha s;tn -
Richmond for this company, will BE- pleased to live
any information upon the subject desired. Ofscs at
the Insurance Company Valley of Virsinia l4th st..
I'd door from the Post Office.
DR.. JAS. B. McCAW, Medical Examiner.
The undersigned having charge of the sbove bud
ness, will be pleased to answer any enquiries upon
the subject, attend to any business eptnstsd b,
hun. THOS L. d. WAIEOPn
ia l7---Im
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a. Gard. Thomas w. keesee, Auction
Ger, tohce with George Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.
xiil attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
househeid Furniture. Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses
ALso-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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Total. s9a,ssss
Diybursemenf.. '''*~,eA'soes

DSSouTSen7ents.
Paid claims by death. ,SsS GOO 90
raid additions to same, being
dividends. ........, IA oo9 a,
Paid surrendered policies, re.
duction Of premium and an.
: pl nai ties. -. 42.sss s2
tions, salaries, Office expen.
ses, and adve5,ising, ex.
change. postage, and for
eign State and City taxes. Ha5a M
ooni"issions. '.'......'..... 1929 SO
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SIROP lode DE TANNiQtE l.. =. This
~ celebrated French remedy for DlaTrhes, Dysen-
terry, &c. For sale by
LAIDLEY L ROBINSON
jyS New Drug Store. 4th and Franklin sts.
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SUGARS.-SO Barrels Crushed and Pow
~ dered Sugars, in store and tor sale by
jyS VIM TAYLOR
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~ "a, ". +. 6hESEE, Agent


RICHMOND, July l, 1856.
THE President and Directors of the
Bank Of Viz ginla has declared dividend of four
and quarter per cent out of the profits of the Bank
one-quarter per bonus the State which leaves
four per cent. or $3.50 per share payable to tho
Stockholders.
jy2-2w SAML MARX, Casbier
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IL Canton Mattinss checked and white, which will
be sold cheap. ALFRED MOSES
jy7 IS Main st.
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NOLASSES...75 uhds. prime Cuba, Mus
1Vl eoyado Nolssses; Is do do Porto hicn dc; so
bbls dc New Orleans do in store and for sale by
jy7 LEWIS N. WEBB l. co.
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- other lot of those cheap Black Silks received
FROM auction this morning.
jy7 ALFRED MOSES ee Main st.
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I AIDES, WHITE COTrON HDek Ar
II sIXPENCE.-leo0 pairs OF Ladies' White Cot.
ton Hose at the low price of sixpeDce per pair just
received. J. MILLHISER L BRO
iy7 I93 RroaA -
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VALUABLE HOUS EHOLD FURNI.
TURE AT AUCTION.-After the above sale Of
the Cottage, will be rod the Furniture therein con
and Shuck Mattresses Cabinet, Washstapd cboice
selection of Parlor Furniture Also Kitchen Furui
ture-in fine, everything necessary for well arrang
ed family.
Terms cash TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
iu
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MOTTO Ell he business he etOfOre Goa.
Y Quoted under the name OF KNOWLES l. WAL.
FORD discontinued on the 18th of June last by
mutual consent. B. w. KNOWLES will settle the
affairs of the concern.
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had
pad
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are
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COLOl:Nh BOTTLEs.-.B ea utiful Flow
~ or Vases, elegant cut Gs~ aud China Toilet Bot
ties and muss bs sold st great loss 70 clear out By
I'VE ZIMMERMAN.
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MUSLIN BANDS, MUSLIN BANDS...
1V1 An elegant assortment of Muslin Bands on hand
for Bssques and Sleeves, at the established cheap
store of ALFRED MOSES
jy7 c. Main It.
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500
400
the
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-11-07
A Coed Story.

ohe o. The French papers tells a good story
o. saddier. He belonged 10 the militia com
Pahy OF THIS village, and this company one dav
IN moment OF enthusiasm" resolved TO ari
up band OF music. The bat was passed round
ana slihcien NJ number OF francs was contribot-
ga ior the purchase ofthe needf,l instruments
De instruments Were ordered from Paris. and
10 due Iine arrived; when 10 it vas discover
50 thai, by some strange oversight, nobody had
thought Of the big drum! Another subscription
was raised, aud the saddler was deputed 10 or
etf tne drum, he protesting 10 know frst-rate
flaNFr OF mat instrument. But it occurred 10
llin that he could make drum himself and
pocket The money so with great secrecy he
gathered materials IN garret room of his house.
ana addressed himself to the work. carefully
keeping the door locked, and suffering no one
70 Know what he was about The band was 10
be produced in public for the first time on the
htng's birthday, which was near at hand. and
Ytt Tie big drum bad not arrived from Paris
that is, the satdler had not got il finished r..
worked night and day, aud at last on the rnoTTr4
IDg OF the esentinl day, the task was comnl4ted !
iNot a moment too soon, for at early DAYLIGHT
The captain and his lieutenan;s were thunder
lag al the saddler's door, demanding ,idinos Of
the drum. '.It has arrved-la<t nichts-bv /
the diligence, stammered the saddIer /; Il have
It safe up slalrs--a grand Paris drum-by the
most celebrated maker" Up stairs rushed the
military dgnilaries, the saddler leading The
way. The drum was Immensely admired, and
lie order was given to convey il at once to the
captains quarters when the unlucky discov-
'fy was made that the drum was altogether too
,ig to pass through the door. ''Wrrtch,'' shout
ID the captain, show did you get it ino this
Dom, II 1t came from Paris ~ II hostpd It
hrougil the window, . gasppd the miserable sad
rr:-but oh the prompt detection of his
faud- Tie acindoC pos much na1royer titan
he door
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A steamship Sprang lleak al Sea.

he steamship BoruSsia arrived at New York
on thursday afternoon from Hamburg. after a
passage OF bitren days and sev1niepn hours
iff cargo; winch consisted of general merchan-
aisr' vas not large but she had on board no
less than 439 strerage and as cabin passen-
gers, On The morning Of the 9th inst. when
She was hule over 200 miles from this
port, i was discovered that she bad sprono a.
teak at the stern, and that the water was flow
lng IN With great rapidly. Il is supposed that
tae leakage was caused by the giving away
81 q9s R9L1i9a qt the socket which the shaft Of
Shortly after the leak was discovered, 1t was
found that there were seven feet oi water ln the
hold. and that it was rising still fastrr and three
steam pumps were immediately put IN opera
ton, and gangs were organized among the pas
Spngers and CREW 10 work on the hand pumps
fhps4 were relieved every ten minutes, and the
pumps We're keptin operation from the moment
hey were started tai the arrival Of the Borns-
sia. which was about twenty-eight hours. AT
first the greatest alarm prevailed among the
passengers. but their confidence returned when
they were made aware that there was no actual
danger Of TIE vessel sinking, and that her bull
was divided into four water-tight compart-
-aeuts
With all their exeFions, however, IT was
found impossible 10 keep tie water below seven
feet in thr hold, and TO prevent some OF the
goods IN the express room from being damaged.
Bot The damage was, after all, comparatively
ridng, the cargo having been all placed in the
fore part Of the ship. A portion of the Passen-
gers baggage was saturated, and the mail bags
were also wet; but the loss will not exceed a
few hundred dollars. The value of watef-tighi
commandments was never more realized than ir
this Instance. for, had the BorusSia not been pro-
viapd with rhrn, there is every reason 10 iea
that She weud have fJondered at sea, like th'
Inflated Arctic.
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SMALL Nobody abuses small talk un-
less he be a stranger to It's convenience. Small
talk is the small change of life there Is no get
ting on without it. There are times when "tIs
tov to be wise, when LITTLE nonsens" IS very
profitable, and when gravity aud sedatrness
ought 10 De kicked down stairs. philosopher
cuts poor figure in ball room, unless hr
leave his philosophy at hone. Metaphysics
are as iatrusiyp in the midst Of agreeable Pratlle
as dTaths head On f+slal hoard. We have
met with men who were too lofty for small talk
who would never indulge in complaints as TO
servants, nor discuss the state OF the weaiher.-
They would never, oh ! never, condescend 10
play with ribbon or firt with fan-they
We're above such trifing in other words, IN
toto, they were above making themselves agree
able, above pleasing, and above being Pleased.
They were all wisdom, all gravity, dignity, and
all tediousness and seriousness, which they be-
slowed upon company with more than Dogber-
rvs noble generosity. A man who cannot talk
has no more business in society than statue
The world is made up Of trifes, and ne who
can trhr elegantly and gracefully, is valuable
acquisition TO mankind. He is Corinthlar
Column in the fabric Of society.
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Tho many and fearful the factions that rage
In The North, in the East in the West.
And tho fierce is the battle which vet we must wa
Ere onr country again can find rest;
Yet still Will we onward, nor cease till we place
On the ramparts our vaor has won,
The hero OF statesmen--the pride Of a race
Whose equals dwell not meath the sun.
Our banner unsnlliedi our cause, it is lust;
Our coantry's protection our ain
Our pledge, constitution; in Heaven our trust
Oar motto, one peope-the same
North, South, East and West We admit of no line
To be drawn on American sofr 49,.
That can ever endanger boon divine
As the fruits of our foreiather 'sNoil
Each State in the Union we hail as a star
Our flag bears aioft every one;
And we never will fight under one that can hear
Only half Of that number npon.
Our army compose no snch tFaItorous crew
As We crushed round the hearth stone of Penn
And the deed that our egions are still sworn TO do
Is to crush when we meet them again
From Maine, with her towering forest of pines.
10 the West, with her pfairies of gold.
From Mexieo'> waves to Superior's mines
Ere long Will the tidings be rolled
That victory rests on the helm of that nnre
locorruptlble patriot band;
And Buchanan and Breekinrdge's triumph insnre
Repose to oar dear Rative land
Then, bnzza for The platform that carries US forth
10 conquest. 10 glory, renownl
Huzza for Tue Keystone the pride of the North;
Hnzza for the ''dark bloody g7oundr''
uar leaders are statesmen and patriots brave.
Our motto we herald abroad
mai The >Pangled banner is destined 10 wave
Over every American sod.
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| pletely drunk, proceeded 10 murder him. Tbi,
he accomplished by twisting rope around his
neck with a stick until his neck was broken
The murderer then left the house, and after al
tending to various JOBS in the neighborhood. re-
turned three or four hours later, and carried th.
body TO the place where it was iound.
"THcK as THREe IN \ BED." - E,mmigration
TO The State of Michigan was 50 great during the
Years iS33-6, that every house was filled each
night with travellers wanting lodging. Every
traveller there at that time viii remember the
dihcuity OF obtaining bed in any ofthe hotels,
even II ne was willing to put up with two or
three strange bed fellows.
The Rev. HOSEA Brown, an eccentric Metho-
DIST minister, stopped at one Of the hotels in An
AFhor, and inquired ii he could have a room
and bed 10 himself. The bar-keeppr told him
he could, unless they should be so foil as to rem
der It necessary 10 put 10 another with him.
Al an early hour the reverend gentleman went
to his room, locked bis door and soon retired to
his bed, aud sunk into comfortable slper.-
Along towards midnight he was aroused from
his slumbers by Iound knocking at his room
door,
"Hallo, you, there - he exclaimed, "what |
do you want now z"-partcuar stress on the
last word
"fon must take another lodger with you
sir" said the landlord
''What another vel 2"
"Why, yes-tbere is only one in there is
here ~
One why bere is MIR. Brown, and Metho-
list preacher, and myself: already, and should
hlnk that was enough for one bed, even in Mi
higan -
The landlord seemed to think SO too, and left
hem 10 their repose.