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SIN all Begin Nings, IsrribIs
aa ENaiags.

Abuut ten o'clock on SATURDAY. even
ing September 2nd, 1866, fire broke
ont in a bakers shop, near to the spot
nn which the M1mumeEt of London
now stands. In it, co:nme' ment 1t
was but Little fire, and every one who
saw it said il would very soon be ,N-
tnguislled. Notwi, ,.istanding these la
vorahle predictions it continn to
spr> nd. Adjoining houses were soon
erveloped in the devour;ng fame, and
by n"oh OH tho next da.' John Evelyn,
who was u spectacle: of it, writes: "All
the sky was of fiery aspcc Ike the
e p ii Il burning oven. Col grant my
eyes may NV u be!rrld the Ike now see
mg, above 10000 houses all IN one
ialne,--ihe nose and cracking thunder
of he inpetuoms tianes.--the sh"ieking
"f women and chiidren-the hurry OF
people tho fall of towers, houses and
churches like an hideous sto m,
aud the air all was about so hot and in
famed. that ut last one was not able to
approach It; SO that they were forced
to stand still, and let the flames burn on
WHICH, tIlcN ulo iDf Ilctti t"p iilliCs Ili
length, and one in breadth. Thus |
lett il this afternoon burning, n resem-
blancc ofSndom, on the last day" Thus
it continued its awful progress for an,
other day or two, and then it was found
to have destroyed eighty nine churches
the city gates, guildhall, several hopi
tails schools, and public libraries
1920 dwelling.homses, and upwards
OF 400 streets. '.BehoJd hOeo great a
maatte, a Lsttle fire kiadteth."
Holland, is a country a considerable
portion Of which is lower tl.an The sea
which rounds it, and which, is kept ou'
by large enbankments called dykes
Many years ago it was perceived tina
one of the en.bankments was defective
for the water had begun to ooze through
althmgh in small quantity. A meeting
Of the inhabitants of the imnediai,
tneighborheod was called to take int
consideration the means OF rcmedyin;
! the defect. The meetisg adjourned
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ouR MoTT0-- gQUAL RIGHTS TO ALT, 3
GREESvILLE s e: THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

"a
that soul- destroying poison. wliicli has dis
troyed tnnrv human i,fe. has sent more hu
mau sonls. into eternity. all. blackrned aud
polluted BY blood an,i crime, 10 be ctrrn: |. T.
hanshed from the presence of Gotl and hi
angels, than all Tire war aud pesai.e,.ce
which has e,er visited earth then ! should
glory in such i,nmolation, and | thank my
God tlint he would permit me 1, die In ;h,.
noIlcst cause that nian ever advocated. !,
II II De u cryne to obey the command. oi
God; if II be crime to try to do good in
lhis lite; il it be - crime to save the lisrs aud
SOU Of our fellow .,nen. ii it be q crime To
try and turn poor miserable sot from, ,ii..
broad road thar leads down TO eternal per
dition and put him in the paf, TO heaven |;
1t be q crimcto dry the tears. heal tic bro.
ken hear, and blighted affections of the
poor drunkard's WIFE, clothe and feed her
ragged starving children, and restore the
miserable father to noble manhood. cleanse
and purify his heart, wash from his soul
' "'" N'i"'r, W u bc " cfitne 10 t'y To
DE- aIi this, ;l,sn committed Il great Grim,
IN writing tiia lei,cr did to Judge ON. All,
and that g,a, and good phiIan,h,"ri,t
committed eai c',ne in ha,iig II pub
~ he'd, and have been c"inui,,i ing crims
all my life, while he ,., ti.lrr and re,a,I,,
of ii'at pcis'n which pr..ducrs all If hi.
war and misery. all t.,e destruction al nnt.e
maniind---all the ,!esifnctIon ,f human
Hoa's 4 doing right. In con,Iusi,n 1 vii,
add that the sa,i,e rabid men uho seem de-.
IT,: mined to. take my life ., run me f,um lie
Safe, are making Efforts l., injure INV BROTH
cf, ir. F"lger, b, circulating thu base an.,
false irl ort ali o,ei Thea Di>,nc. .hd he j
tia, author .f the letter to Juig, 0'Ncali
viii, my name to it. siinpl, state for the
many .s;inable citizens of pieken, aud An
'ie so'' Di,lri,ts, thai DIR. Polge, never knew
hat had written 10 Judge oN.:il sntii he
".s told in Grcenville Di"yici. that the
Ja'ge had published m. lri,rr One more
iine and a,n dine. nov ,lr,w down tie
ganntiet at the feet Of any or, every advo
cat" Of liqa,L ard ask or dare him to h
tal' pp"n and candid discussion II The ,ub
j.'cl: iiqa"r aud distraction e everything
u blc III n':n, "r tempe anc" L. rl,. Very al a.
Il n1"f liqu"r rom :,e land, fi"N Ngl b,
m"ality. sotrieay philantb,op' christianity
AID universal peace pr">peri,, ami .happi
less tla, mast AMI Will follow. fs+. 49,
RUFUS w. FOI.GER.
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b ONE 1nfipsncs.

LET us look into several cottages IN
habited BY working men and women.
Here IL one where there is health, and
strength, and regular wages, and 1T.
tic clnldreh, and kind hearted hus-
band and an atfec;iunate wife. What
prevents it from being II happy h,mc.
What sends its master, cross and dscon
tented, evening. after evening To the
jovial tavern, aud brings him back night
after nigh, staggering and brutal 2 The
want If comfort. Instead of a bright
little tireside, comfortable arm chair,
a singing tea kettle, q tidied room and
merry children which wonld make the
weary mans return pleasure and n
comfort, he finds the fire out-no food
prepared-the children squaling-ev.
cry chair filled with dirty clothes, or
candlesticks, or mwashcd dishes--thc
wife dirty and forlorn, changed, oil,
how chaiige,i, from the smiling Jean oi
his early cotrting days. He had a few
pence IN his pocket. The tavern is not
far off. Whiskey is cheap, and does
instead OF food or fire. Whiskey is
cheap and raises the SPIRITS. Whiskey
is cheap, and the sellers and BUYERS
thereoia are comfortable and merry. Lit,
tie wonder, then, that the working man
takes up his hat and is oft to drown his
cares in poison. Yet the husband is
blamed and the wife pitied! Yer,
likely the want Of order in the inistres,
of this uncomfortable home proceeds
from want Of knowledge. Perhap,
she was a tsctory girl, and after work
hours she did nothing but dress, ant
visit and gossip. So she was ignoran
of cooking, darn,ngs washing, an,
managing q house, and she hps had n'
time to learn, since. ..,.,l..,.. :, ! -.s j.
The consequences is, that instead o
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ias&Tz. 81 FoR TIIt ENTtRpRIsg.
THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.

iiy he 9th section of the iitst Article #
he F,de nj Constitution. it is the dniy ..i
Congress ITO provide f'r the common de
6 nee, I" rii-e and sup OF armies, t"l, o
,i... IN c'ilipg forth the militia, 10 execute
the laws II he Uui"n, snppTc>s iu>nrs, c,ion'
aud reIei iu,m;i"n," aud every, member of
C,'pgac,- j. sworn ." snil.os, the Consiii,,
iion. hut ir,cm .lsinnns, ai.n, in the l,,,s>,,yc
'f tir 4 my App, priatinn iiil pme thar
il.ic is al un>c'uln'l"us ficri.n IN the
country who Disregard heohligaiio,,. "fthr
oath which they have t;.kc,i to support Ia.
Constitution, ana nnde the false pretert oi
n higher law cndeavor TO arrest lhe wheels
of gove,ninsnt aud TO place the Leg,laturf
above the Constitution, aud 20 depfire 'hia
Executive II the power to see the law faith
full, executed. Ia such aeon,iugeney ibe;t
seems tp he no rrinedy. but by ihe exercise
Of a responsibility in the Presideni TO meet
the emergency by apptopriarng the, rulic
fands TO such purposes Ms will epsli. !, IN TO
discharge his functions ms the head Of the
q
nation. This u power that should lie used
with great caatinn on tue pa,t If tie l.xeco-
tive, and mre particularly '.shen !, is exer
cised in suppressiag d lfticnlties that exist be,
tween the citizens If Inherent sections ,:f the
Union. Both parties stand in the same re-
laiion TO the 60, ernnent, and 10 queling the
matter the si:ics.st measures ofequalty anil
right to both secliuss must be observed -
even, the semhianee Of pariaiity 10 one side
or the other would, ('o ure the language II
AZ a modetn sta,~maa: ''tt one half the
union on ti,c, ~ with the Hash Of blazing.
I,Iiundesbolt--sweeping tie entire continent
easi aud w.s,. from scs To SEA. Alarm bell
would ring, ,he summons 20 arms from ll,e
ls.eeples of ten tlonsand churches, AMI sncl,
,nonstrous gathering oftbcpeople wonId rn-l,
t'gother ere ,hv setting of fanpther sun As thar
-.a in sixy centuries never saw heiore.--
Men would be mustered ty lssiops; noSey
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3flisrrlIaneuus Krahinq.
From Nh,eicr's Lifo aud Travels of Ilcrodotus
just published by the Iiarpcrs ".
Spartan Do arriagss.

Is the Srck cities generally, marriages
'>c from Necessity, an,l uot from affection.
A Greek cI;iz. n ma, rie,l wife who should
AXE care OF ii> house, and bring him elil
5irr,, Ia inherit his propctty aud perpetus,e
has, n une. a father frequently selected a
hri'se t. h. ,"n without caring whether his
y u had ecu he, or not, IN the same way
'hai PhGdra wa, chosen TO ie the wifi. of
ii"rpi"ius., The consent Of the lady WAS
corSideitd tn 'e still more unnecessary, and
tl,us there rasciy existed any anxiety about
?"pping the question or any. blushing bash.
iu'ness in vopchaafing reply. AN heire,s,
indeed, ha,i na choice, whatever Sh Wa.
compelled b, law la marry hc, nearest kiu,-
man, but If she. weie poor The kin,mar
might avid the marIisgc by pot,miuy IL J.
uitabI. Ia her 'nnk juSi IN the sa,ae va.
ts tue daughters Of Zsl9phchad wcre. rrd,
''i =" marry IN Their t'sB ytr,te, i,Iid Rur.
iIr II. rel her cluin, To- become ihe wifi, ,f
hcr ki,sinan iioaz, ile ci,ajact"r and con
'iilion of he G.cck i;.,ih> Hcrc u,~n "a pai
aili ihr$+ insti,u,i.ns. I.uns ,IinSlrys
~er k"lt n IL stat, 81 .oIhhcu,cn, which ai
m"st anoanted to a dp.iva,iun of liberty
! loung wives of the middir and iyher cia>
1rs we've placed under restrictions of u ieal
ru> an! almost oriental character Indeed
'l.e women generally, a. We have aliead,
Ii.,tic,'d, occ,spie'i separate par, Of every
liou.c: alni a. female education could no,
"a, tia, peri, d .uppl, those e!eganl accom-
lliisi.m,n,s aud r,finenen;s tf manners
vi hi,:h will ncrma,,en,y engage affection,
when m. re- personal attrsc,i"i,s have passed
iaway, th. h .shalld nor ant, cqientiy disre
g,,,,icu ho,r obhgaiioDs which the wife rs
cali.d .prn :" strictly ani ,-,igiously Ia Til.
\ la SIa.ia We can tlace 10 seine extent the
x,. euce rf sin,iiar ninirim.na. cIs:.,ns 10
tno>.. ju,l. .ie,, rited but Ike condition. ii
he 5 m Az had trec' M. fa, more el,.l ated
10y The. piiy.i,al tanning introduced by I.v-
cu g.s, and !. corie>Hrn;.,i nnme hearty Ia
ibc condition of the nople tadies ofthe hero
ic lines. That lbis splenaid bodily di.ci
| plinc sas fai too exclusively military, will
be ,eaiil, admitted b, all; hul il was il,
'he mani! breasts Of the young heroes aud
wa.ri,ns IL Sparta ,l,as die pure flame Of
Ienival.ic devotion was first kindIed; and il
is Ia the ,ins,ituinn> ,vf Lycu,g,is that wo.
man "wes her iirsr emancipation from the
lhral,i"m If seifsl, man. IN the Ionian ci
! lies, ihe FIRE If ardent and f.ilhfuI love bu,
rareIy birncd in the domesiic circle
Diuhken banls may liave sung its power in
the vicious court Of - Polycrates. and even
respectable citizeus msy have degraded
themselves by.taikipg contemplate nonsens,
10 being who only deserved tl,eir pity OF
intir scorn. 5ut al Sparta the youthful cit
izen hal an Opportunity Of beholding tn.
maiden, Of his own rank 10 the choral songs
Il MI Ios. r. a A.
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eight Grin kins Families.

The following startling statements
are made by the New York Cabinet,
respecting eight different families in a
single town =
Their parents were moderate drink
eis. Can head of families read these
facts without concern! r.e. .
The first had one child, Il daughter.
A great sum was expended on her
education. She died from ihe effects
of strong drink. ,
The second had an only soon. He
WIS educated with great care and at
great expense, but was killed by wine.
The third had four SONS and one
daughter. The daughter is drunkard,
an one son has gone to drunkard's
grave.
The fourth had three sons. One died
ct InCelnperance, one was killed in a
elnel, and the other is drunkard.
The fifth had a son who killed him
self hy drinking, and two step sons.
are drunkards on wine. 4.
The sixth had five sons. Fonr are
drunkards, and one through the in
fiueuce "f liquor is an idiot.
The eighth have FIVE sons and three
e,'hevs Four of these sons have been
killed by alcohol, and the fifth is a
! drnnkard and the three nephews are
in the drunkard's grave,
a MAIDEN's FIRsr LovE.-Hnman
nature has no essence more pure-tbe
wor q nothing more chastc. heaven has
endowed the mortal heart with n feel
i..g more holy than the rascent atfec.
ton Of yonng virgins soul The
warmest language OF the sunny South
Is 70" cold 10 shadow forth even a faint
onslhIc Of that enthusiastic sentiment
AIr'i God has made the richest Ian.
guage poor in that same RESPECT be.
cause the depth of hearts that thrill
with 10 'e's emotions are too sacred for
common contemplation The musical
vice OF love stirs the somce of the
sw, etest thought within the human.
breast, and strikes chords whicl, never.
rib ated before, and callrny INTO gen.
tie conpamonship delicious hope. till
| then unknown. '..t -
! Yes, the light OF q young maidcn,s
first We breaks d,mly bur bcantifullv
npon her, as the silver lust.e OF a star
ghmners thrpngh thickly woven
bower; and the first blush ll,ai inantles
her checks, as she fopis ihe primal in.
Hnencc., Is taint and pare rs that which
a ioSe.!eat might cast upon a marble.
But how Iaptdly does That light grow
strorger and that flash de>ter-.rntil
the power ini ctfillgsncc pf,hs one irra.
dia'eo every corner of hcr heart. and he
crimson glow OF the other sufiuses eve.
ry feature OF her countenaace,
/ y gentleman who was relating IN.
accident i'e had met with in Cam
bridSe from a fall, vas isk,i b, a sur,
geon If twas near the vertebrYe that
he had been hurt! No, SIR" was the
reply 1T was near the observa atory.'
. The woman who made q ponnd of
butter from the cream OF Joke, and
, chees from the milk Of human kind
ness, his since washed the close of Tn
year and hung'em ont to dry ON a h.
Iiuc. ,....
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The woman who made a pound of
butter from the cream Of "a joke, and
chees from the milk Of human kind
ness, his since washed the close of tn
year and hung'em ont to dry ona b.
,iuc. ,....
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y gentleman who was relating IN.
accident t'e had met with in Cam
bridss from a fall, vas asksi b, a sur
sseon If It was near the verfebrYe that
he had been hut! No, SIR" was the
reply 1T was near the observ atory.'
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Howard ASsOcia ton,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPO RTANf

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
i such rs SPEHMAEoRRACEA, SEMINAL WEAK
NETS, IMPOTENCE, GoNoRMn'EA, GLEEr, SYPHILIS
tho Vice of ONANIsW, or SELF ABUSE, &c.
Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Phladcl-
phia, in view of the awful destructi on of human
life and health, caused by Sexual diseases and
the receptions which arc practiscd upon the un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quaoks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon as n
charitable act worthy of their name, to give mo
dcRl advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted
Male or Female, who apply by letter, with a
description of their condition, age, occupation
habits of life, tEc.,) and in cases of extreme po-
verify and suffering, to furnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent In
stitution, established by special endowment, for
tho relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds
can be used for no other person. 1t has now a
surplus of means, which tho Directors have vo-
ted to advertise the above notice. 1t is needless
to add that the Association commands tho high
est Medical skill of the ago, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. Valuable
advice also given to sick and nervous females
afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leucorrhcea, &C.
Address, postpaid DR.. SEQ. L. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of tho Directors.
EZRA D. HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRClElLD, Secretary. sop36 Nv
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Purifv the BloOd!
Moffat's Life Pills & Ph9nix Bitter
FREE FROM ALL MINERVA POIsONs.

Moffat's Life pills & Ph9nix Bftters.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POIsONs.
THE great popularity which MotFat's Life
i Pills and Phoenix Bitters have attained, in
consequence of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use, renders it unnecessary for tho pro-
Pretors to enter into particular analysis of their
medical virtues or properties. Having been
moro than twenty years before tho public, and
having the united testimony OF moro than thrcc
millions of persons who have boon restored to
the enjoyment Of perfect health by them, it is
believed that their reputation as tho best vege-
table medicine now before tho public, admits q
no dispute. In almost evory city and villageih
tho United States, thOre are many who arc rea-
dy to testify to their efficacy in removing dis
vigor and health.
In the cases of scrofula, Ulcers, scurvy 0,
Eruptions of the skin, tho operation Of the Life
Medicine, is truly astonishing, often removing
diseases, BY their purifying effects on the blood
Fever aud Ague, IDyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and
in short most all diseases, soon Yield TO their
curative properties. No family should be with!
out them, us by their timely use much suffering
and expense may be saved. Prepared by William
B. Mottat, n: D., New York and for sale by
3. S. GRIFFIN, ut the Post-oftice, ClarkSburg,
Va. feb22 "
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Afflicted Read!

DUILADELPIIIA MEDICAL HOUSE. Is
!, t46l!Shed twenty-five, years ago by DR..
klNELlN, corner of Third and Union Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. twenty-five years. expert
ence has rendered DR., K. most successful prac-
titioner in the euro of all diseases Of O private
nature; manhood's debility, as an impediment
to marriage nervous sexual infrmties Olson
ses of the skin, aud those arising from abuse of
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is on evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with them
to manhood !; and which il not reformed in due
time, not only begcts serious obstacles to matri
monial happiness, but gives rise to q series Of
Pr9tFacted, insidious, and devastating affections.
,Fsw OF those who give way to this pernicioGa
| they find the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unHccountable sensations, and vague
fears in the mind: See pages, 81 2S, 20, of DR..
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble,
is unable to labor with accustomed yigor, or to
apply his mind to study, his step is tardy and
weak he IS dull, irresoiute, and engages even
| in his sports with less energy than usual.
If he emancipato himself before the practice
has done it's worst, and enter natrimony, his
MARRIAGES. unfruitful, and his sense tells him
that this is caused by his carly follies. These
tcntion of all who arc similarly situated,
Remember, he who places himself under DR..
klnclin's treatment, may religiously confde in
his honor as gentleman, and rely upon the ass
surance, that the secrets Of DR.. Z. patients win
never be Disclosed.
Young 1nan-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one, who, from
edu 'ation and responsibility, can certainly be-
friend you: : 2 - 49,
DR.. kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. ". Corner of Third aud
Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at distance can have (by stating
their case explicitly, together with an their symp
toms, per letter, enclosing remittance) DR.. KS
medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the United States,
and packed secure from damage or curiosity, by
mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MGNnooDl
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kiakelin
on Self Preservation DAILY IS cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
ensure copy per return Of mali.
Gratis! GEPtis! Gratis!--A Free Ga to AL
Misery Relieped.
g Natures Guide" = new and valuable work,
full ofvaluablo advice and Impressive warning,
alike calculated to prevent years of misery, and
save thousands OLIVES, is distributed without
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At the old Stand, Pike st.

WE believe it to be our duty to make our
w selves as useful as We can, and as We feel
that the present patronage for making new RI
tles and repairing old ones is not enough to
make us as useful us we ought TO be, we there
fore pre- sent to the public general assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery. II is unnecessary to
enulnerate, as we. design, if patfonized, to keep
everything in that line that may be needed.
Also, Gun Materials, such as Barrels. Locks,
DoubIe-triggers, Brass Mounting, Sheet Brass /,
Bullet Moulds, Wipers, Limbs forFLocks, &c.
Rifles, (ny own make) Shot Guns, double
aud single barely Pistols, "a general assort-
ment) Powder, Leud, Shot, Per. Gaps, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, &C., all of
which will sell very low'for-- cash or country
produce. RecolIect, keep no books, but give
me II call, and think in the end you will profit
by it. J. 3. WRIGHT.
P. 81 still continue the old business of ma
king new rifles and repairing, &C., all Of which
shall he done in the best style by George II.
Ernst, who gives his personal attention to it.
J.-B. w.
CIarksburg, Va, September Oath, 1856.
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