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WHOLE NUMBER 155.

ucre that portrait of the savior 0f III eniIT
Try, pointing to- the portrait Of Wsshinrs
toni or that OF him, bis chosen dis1} 1}nfss
lpolnting to the portrait of Ia Fayetts.1
/ Money, sir, is neither the wealth or affsn
of State. Virtue, genius, knowIe1 e1oe cns;,sss !
age, patriotism these are .ifs atressnsss
compared with which, in their ina i1isncsss..
upon popular ntment, gold 1Sl q. 81 savSnz.
worse than dross. :. s. s & s..
eIl fares the lind TO ls :, s. sssS
Where ewsalth asenp1 .nSn Decay .tss
? Three centuries ago, #lsnA border fsii,ds ],
were common, aSmaiden born on the shore
OF Lake Constance had gone to seek helr
fortune in Switzerland, and learning. .bys ac.a
c'dent, in the family in which abe wa domes.:
stlcated, that an assault was intended u6on.s
her'native village, under the cover ofFninhts
she took horse and swan the current sofs
the Rhine, and by her timely warnines saved
her birth-place and people from sack and !.
slaughter. An equestrian monument wxss
erected to her honor, but her heroisn, il 20
this day commemorated by a memorial mors;
touching. Each night as the Watclimsns
goes his round, when the hour Of midnight
arrives, be calls aloud the name Of her Who.
three hundred years before, awoke the sleep.
ing inhabitants aud rescued them from dam:
ger. The historian appropriately says, that
the fame and memoryof that girl has given
atone and spirit to the youth OF, that little
town, which is worth in its.d defense .battal-
ion ofsarlned men. I but repeat the story:
It is for the gentlemen Of the House to-.
make the application. ;.:@ q
1t is proper that I should state thai? ?tthsi
petitioner has already received the bouunlltlyss
of the Government; but thesssaifowancessiss|
cease on the fourth Of March as1t. swlhe0.
unless this bill passes, she viii be thilocarstn. 81.
fupon the cold charities of&the world. 5, /
have stated her case with as: i,ncif Sbfeyityy
as full understanding Of. hero csssni would
permit, and 1now appeal 10 every 9eatlssa
man who hears me; to yield to tEe'Rensfs:
GUS impulses which now 'swelf tfieiirs!; ;l,os
SONS, to unite With me in passing s this 4 biIls
with unanimity which will be az honors.s. ,;ti,
lsble toSthem as it will be gratifying sto the
petitioner. The claim is 10 just, 30 peculiar,
that Iregard the passage Of the bilf but: i /
a matter Of form, and I therefore ssk foT its
third reading, with a riew ositssinmed ediats..
passage. sss3 =, ssss "a M
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Lines on the Doath Of Mrs.; W estf;el

FOR TIE lNbEpfSDESr PRESS.
Lines on the Death Of MRS. we.t6sld.
Yess Jesus wept and we must pay
The tribute;o a tear
For her who was by all beloved,
And left US mourning here.
Shelves on high, where angels dwell;
a. Her work is now to sing . - 3.
Ten:thousand praises to His name
:. Who is her Lord and King. ~
She: :sits in heaven, where angels ait.
And sings redeeming love,
I Andtwealsa bright, immortal crown,
rWith3all the saints above.
One, little son in Jesus aleeps; :.
Her babe she left behind =, .,-ss
>sJnto the God ofs1srael's care, =;
- Who's mercifui and kind. l!;s-.i,ss - :
= May Heaven bless thee. and protect
:" Aad shield thee, darling sialdl 1
= And insks thee as thy mother vast. i,
sEsos God 4 chosen child; ;; ;ss..a..
And thou bereaved and mourning one
With Job may'st meeklY'say,
''The'Lord doth give. bless'd be his name
The Lord doth take away" :
And OIL be faithful to tie grace ~
BY God so freely given,
So when thy days art ended here
Thou'lt meet thy love in heaven.
g -. = -. q SEXdA.
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[foR THE ISDErExpESr rREsa1
On the Death Of NIrs. Mary N. I,onax.

a l. e~S e~'OsA sSDANA n1<oos
On the Death Of Mrs. Mary n. Lomax..
saw thee in the morn Of life ss$S rs
A lovely bud so meek and mild, :. 5 Z z
,Blest with the charms of,infancy--
A beauteoua, blooming, gentle child
] saw thee on thy bridal morn, -
With gentle smile and full of glee,
Welcome the greetings Of thy friends,
That thou happy bride might be.
The modest rose had scarcely blooned &.
It's leaves when oh dreadful storm YSs
Has swept &c from the tender stem,' y 5st.=
And left two precious buds to mourn. i =
Bpt listenl hear rthstdying one--.sa- :.
+ :9dy Saviour died daof me,r she said !. 4.
I'm hot afraid to diesaions:r i
Then meekly, gently bowed her head. Fl; 4,
Thus died the sainted. gifted ono I.
TE6 biest with all this world conld Risc;,
;s.At Jesus feet she laid It down, s. j.
Y And gaze mp ali With Christ to llve.t S.
II; -. - { g 5Mooar.
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RATES -oFApyRRr1sINo.

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cents persquare lines or less) for f rst inser
ton and 874 per square for each continuance :
W: Any one advertising By annual or semi,
annual contract can change his advertisement
monthly, IL he desirea. =.
&fY Subscribers to the paper who do not
charged 1850. a [April 20. 1855
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s;in favor .s6inpapys 49,.
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4 that tlieSsmilf less The present; but It is
believed az hntiiE tho Road has been MI
gone spyst and thosou ef,ly repaired; and,
al The fange rail replaced With good I. rail,
that the. expenseS cannot be brought much
ssl6Nsft than they safe a present due regard,
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goodaeco1om sr tie; end. s Ii lrsesssardsto
the crossings of Wilson's md Ninety 81
Creeks, it B3wortisy of sconside ration. N 6eths
OF thss line; Of Road sat those
points: could not be mad which would be1
better policy to dopt than to expend The
amounts necessary 10 secure the prssAnt 1oe,
.csh6n. slt would jthsrafors ID: well istoessil
dnae on fhess eosts of snch at atreris;on before
adding any works of psrmansHSg son tie
Qas motive So, 4, sths; ;isesiias
tosded hy our own sb6 rs pff ff ksebju4 II siSl
good cord th;iii Il s1ffi cssIf fosJ
thsnex yeaf phsiiness erS scass hows4
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Speech Of the : Hon. 4 u +. q. Brooks.

ceedingssin Congress, of the 10th instant,
the subjoined remarks .of Col. BRooKs in
support Of bill givingsto Mrs. MARY E.:
T1IMAN n aa pension Of eight dollars per
month. az the suggestion Of. Hon. Mr..
" MAcs, of Indiana, after Col. Brooks had
conclude CONC his eloquent appeal. the bill. was
60 samsnde asssto give twenty siihis,ead ofi
eight dollars, and inthat shape vas passed
= On the bill, as reported BY the committee
on invalid pensions, Col. BsooKs said
Mr.. Speaker, I beg tue eindulgence of the
House to make few remarks explanatory
Of the merits of this bill, The bill itself Is
the Unanimous report of the committee to
which: was referred the petition Of Mre.
Mary Z. Tillmap,, a resident of my district,
who, when the requisition was made on the
State of South Carolina for troops for the
Mexican war, gave to the service of her
country every member of her family at the
time capable of bearing arms. They were
three higlrtoned, spirited sons, and the hus-
band of her bosom. Ss
All went, but not one returned TO tlry
~ of her soldier bows '''""s
The bones Of one now l;a ot s.,,;llo a.
other fell at Jalapa. the fatber> was bn.;ad
beside the castle walls Of Perota onJ 81.
last reached tie goal. at once Of liz esrthIv
career and of his youthful ambition, at the
capital, of Mexico.
With strange and crushing fatality. about
the very time that this harvest of sorrow
was rippeninp for this woman * q s,ro;s.,, nm
laud, her onfy remaining sofs n tho az H. :
charge of duties ;whichtRe waatoo Conn'
to; perform, and which were devolyed unon n
him in consequences of.tha aal,a.nae ~
older brothers, by.s a fill from hia horse hs. h..
came the victim of confirmed naraIys;s
This lady isthus left ID the decline nf l;fs
withsa helpless child. and an infant danoh.
ter, dependent upon her personal exert;ons
for.their and her own support. :,
This is the narrative OF her uetition md
upon 1t sho builds the hope that her county
will remember her sacrifices, and reouite her
services. Blythe laws Of nature, and Of reuu.
lated society, the. services Of a minor are
due to its parent; and we, who are the Rem.
resentatives of the country which has bsan
benefited BY the exertions Of the cbildran
ought not and will not forget the oblirot;on
we owe tue mother. =.
In support of the facts set forth in The
petition, It is nv rnisfortune to be witness in
chief. Those whom the petitioner .oaye To
the service Of her country were nor in,me.
diste sneipbbors and friends.@ Ono ofz ber
sons volunteered in the Alabama regiment
ii the company commanSad Ts hv b;s Isna' nIaIe
m, i,.'s
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAJ

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY,
4vl n Y.-This magnificent Hotel The largest and
most comfortable one in the world Il row open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Capes
To ons who has this Hotel 1t il well worth
visit being the largest Hotel in the world b~ias
Capable Of accommodating 2l00 people comfortably,
and dining 5000 Tho length Of the dining room In
the cissr i AS feet long width 6total length Of
wing y6C feet whole length from Ocean psrlor to the
barber shop quarter of mile, with 49, rooms -
gether with Ten-Pin.AlIeys Pistoi Galleries. Archie
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies'
with hne Hippodrome ring under the supervision Of
Mademe Minnie and Gen. Welch
z q b. ard ~ per day. CAIN { FOSTER,
jy A--lm Proprietors
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A LLEGHANi SPKINGsS...rhis Wafer.
n ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
cry, virginia the hanks of tho Roanoke River 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This water 10 uncquaed in its
ecacions qualities by any mineral scGfer the Union
and contains ingredients peculiarly its o and which
have yet been found exist in sny other mine
raj springs Its has reached and relieved
,chieh all medicine and other mineral aters had failed
in. Persons wishing gain further information in
regard to the santive qualities of the water are
ferred to large cards, which have in all the prnci
pal Hotels Steamboats,, Cars, &c, with certificates
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
menta of all descriptiens ALSO comfortable Recsp-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg will or.
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock p M
We will be prepared receive visitors by the 1st
day of june Our best efforts will be given to render
visit this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant JNO. w. HOLT SONS
nv N-dt10A Praprietors
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HYGElA HOTKI.--OLD POINT COM
Ill FORT Thin deIiahtful m thx

HYGElA HOTEll--OLD POINT COM.
II FORT=This delightful summer resort, the
most inviting the Southern Seaboard and for at
traction inferior to in the country, convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other Injuries tide
water region. in broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay. and with extensive military
post beside it, has passed to the prsprietoshp Of the
undersigned, and will be opened Tor the public recep
ton on the 10th day of June, after which date il will
not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort at any season. IL
almost unknown. For health, it may Be said indeed,
tain interior that the uplander NAV feel no risk
In going down to test the attractions this celebrated
lowland retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general SUPER.
intendenee, Mr.. Joseph B. Stegsl, Of Richmond, late
of the Hueenot Springs, gentleman of marked spti-
tude fer the trust he has sssumed while his own s-
pervision viii guard the comfort Of viStos and the
reputation of the establishment.
my l2-5m JOS, SEOAk
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A POeficai Uyerseer.


A gentleman of this city, having requested from
his oyerseer list of articles, stock, &C. upon the
farm, received the following, which we give YER
batim ct literatim: VI
Dear sir, thing that you request
render Qua faithful liss;
As there are here no multicolus,
But stock and tow.s on porcahuntus
head this list with Is oxen,
Nine COWS and yearlings that have chozen,
Two calfs, on mill field they are graisen,
One beef in pen for you to faten.
Fiftyeight sheen. but that's not all,
For eight you'll find at boiling hall;
Seven mules at barn. and they are able;
Five horses standing in your stable.
Sixteen killing hoes is all I've fsund
80 Ten wedding hoes, to weed ths ground;
Eight grubing hoes you'll find among
Eight forked hoes to move the dung.
Ten cutting axes,'if ground up keen;
Nine syths to cut the VII at 50 clean
Five too-horse plows is all I've found;
Three three-horse pows to turn the ground.
. Again, you'll see here on this list
Fouf single plows none of the best;
Five winged Golfers near worn out;
Three new ground Golfers big and stout.
Too heavy drags to drsg the fields,
And manag'd by your bob and shiels;
Too boxss fixed for dropping lake;
Three tultivators and one rake.
Your head CT hogs you much hate,
At morning fed there at the gate,
Twepty-three at home, too at ben loman,
II yeu can keep from rosish human.
Seven breeding so VS. are still lef; out;
Eleven pigs WI thout doubt;
And them are all that can see,
number making forty-three.
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TACkSON,S kXCkLSlOk B1TTERS In
y peculiarly adapted. by It's composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomsch which 10 produced BY
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t u one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. II. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus gists generally. je n
NEW GENEVA, FAYETTE COUNTY,
IN Pa FEBRUARY 4. lS56.-DR. !. SCOTT Co .-itis
with much pleasure that inform you that gave
one dose of ysur McLane's Improved vernifuge TO
child of mine that was sick. 1t brought from him
between 80 and 40 large Worms without nausesting
him in the least. He soon after recovered his health.
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
Co, and Alex. Duval, Richmond. jY8
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F1W THE tDBLACss.I ne proprietor OF
i the Wayerly House, ut Cupeper Court House,
Va having made arraugements for renting quite a
large dwelling house, about hundred yards from
the Hotel, is now prepared to receive additional
number of BOarders
Those wishing to spend the summer months In
our healthy region can obtain board ON reasonable
terms by mskinE early application. "A carriage will
take those who may occupy said dwelling, to and
from their meals in bad weather.
jy 9-7r* e. B. HILL.
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD H. MEADE. T, ROBERTS BAKER
(Gnduare of the Philadelphia College of Phsr.
macy.)
MEADE &c BAKER

APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
1876, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts., just
above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep q
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs NE
dcines and Chemicals ground and ungreuud selected
Spices; Cooking Extracts: Lubins and other celebrs
ted Perfunery and Soaps; the finest imported CT.
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Brushes; Sur
eical Instruments Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
Of every description; MotherS Breast Cloths Co
legnes Sponges; and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
il their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity of character.
As they have both had many years experience in
the first drug stores of the city, they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filed
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
other establishment in the country.
CEPRESCRIPTION5w will be accurately dispens-
ed by ono of the partners all hours Of the day or
night. je 6--d&clm
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Richmand fiInrkets. July 15.

WHEAT.-The highest gu .tston for prime White
authorized by the iited to day, is 81 40
sale of prime ksd was made at s Les The quality
arriving 50 small that the sales cannot be regarded
an indication of prices when the market fairly
opens.
No change in FLOUR, CORN and other articles of
produce.
The navigation on the Canal which has been sus-
pended part of the wsy for repairs for few weeks
burg This will occasion an increase in the receipts
through that channel
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THE OH WATCH.

~
E9 Nv srsndfather's wstch Il battsred and old,
f( it never contained either jewels or gold;
I've carried thee now for msny long years.
And cherished bv me, though some gave thee mesn.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly hne, !.
Through summer and winter you've kept up COCA
time;
Pve seen many rival, all cased In fue gold,
Yet sill prefer you for time, though you're old;
Poor common and worn, with thin silver case
scarcely see the time now By thy face,
Yet still lean hear, BY thpt old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, or you III soon run aground;
And 20 long a. live, none shall part me and you
Ssve while you're repairing BY BAR-THOLO-AEW;
And % those old hands poiut the hour of day,
1t tells me how time passes swiftly away;
For must leave thee, TOR none win be caring,
70, like you then, for thorough repairing
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th and Main streets.
NJ B-wstches Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
scrpton carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments Of eve
~ kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice. and moderate terms ~ any other
house In tho city. JED
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COlIPAN!
lHl mn RICH MONN 4 meetins Of m. Ron

MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
Vl OF RlCHMOND.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors, held at their Office the 10th of june
Resolved, THAT this Company will make NO charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies, and the Sc.
cretary directed to inform the other city Compa
MES of the above resolution that order establish
uniform in The city on this subject, they be
quested to unite with MS"
This Company 10 now prepared to issue Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Policies reasonable terms other
good Offices.
C,aims for losses will, In all eases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted snd paid.
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office, for the present, the East side Of 18th It,,
near Main. mn staiu
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WIND0w SHADE ~ DEPOT. 2so 9T.e'

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 23O Br.a
W sTREET-lO oe pairs OF those besutifnl Shades.
only Jac., richly worth 81; Landscapes, plain and
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price thsy are usually sold Table Oil Cloths ali
widths, IS cents up ' .''
N: B..storekeepen snd psdlsn supplied, At New
York prices. Also, nice assortment Of DRY Goods.
hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices-
Misse: hsse s3e; Linen Handkerchief sIc Black
ses Belts &C.; Ladder Collars from Sc up; Under
sleeves 25c Brown Linen Table Cloths 50e; Towels.
- long, loc-wtth other Goods which win be soId
cheap. Ladies win find IL 10 their sdy.nss e ~ Iii
az the cash store Of u. GOLDEN, $50 Broad It..
Uo between Sd and Afh.
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DINRY POINT PAVILLION...Persons
wishing to visit this popular Altering Place,
do 10 by taking the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad at 81 O'clock, ON Tuesday and
Friday mornings. will meet the steamer Alice Price
Acquis Creek and be conveyed directly to the Point
Returning, the steamer Alice Price will connect
with the cars at the Greek on Wednesday and Sa-
turday evenings. w. w. DIX,
iy IS .2w* Preprjetor
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NIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
i BOTTLE-DOLLARC CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of q
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in few days, with the saving Of time and
Tooney-received the highest appreciation from mem-
bers Of the College Of Surgeons in London. and 10
used in most of the Hospitals in England where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, DR.. o. B. HILL,
DUVAL l. NORTON, CHAS MiLLSPAUGH, j..
B. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRISSUN, and A. LESLIE,
eppe site the r. +. r. r. Depot Broad street.
je lots
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En STRAW GOODS...We beg H7A
Eli leave to call the attention of all who
80 are in want of STRAW GOODS, to
our beautiful assortment viz
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Leghorn Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Chldren's Straw Goods. Of every variety
Boys and youths Leghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Loghorn, Braid Panama, Senate and Hiawetha
Hats; and last but least those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be exceiled.
Besides large assortment of Straw goods for ser
wants, such as
Palm Leaf Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most respectfully
call the attention of friends and yistors to the
city.
BINFoRD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER,
my29 No. 10 Main street
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wsrd win be paid for the sppsehenMon sac Sc
livery to ~ Of JORDAN ekESfON. slsve
- that stsconded on 9Th July night He ~ M
n iatto about 20 yeays Of age, spare ma1e, Hkeiy.
and has prepcssesine mannerE i about feet tncn-
q hfeh bushy head Of hair, and soettee whsn
be left THO. X SAlPL HARO0ROVE.
= RUNAWAY. -knsaway from the
subecnbes, on the lst January last negro
\ woman named AMANDA, Belonging to the
~ estate Of Samuel Peasants, deceassG She
30is u q dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
tyssven years old and has mother living in Butch
cssown and many relations living in Powhatani
where she il no doubt harboTcd. Ths usnal reward
win b paid upon her delivery to mo q the JAN Of
nv Stiff ALEx. B. HuTCHEs0N: !