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~ THE t.UiknNOh Of the COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
r;sNATIuN

INFORMATION having been received by me that Jno
i Xix slave. the property of sarah Kerr, sen,enes
y Coua.y tourt Of King and Queen to sale sne
transportation for burglary and larceny had seesp.c
ION tie jail Of said county and 70 now soinf at large
Now, u :efore, /, Henry WISE. Governor OF ths
connorae.l;h have thought proper to Issue ths Proc
isa.son. aer.oy cserirS re~t:i Of ay do'r. 10 any
p..oa .o Nj arrest sa,d John Xix and deliver him
:olte J-.c. Of toe seid couny And d more. yer re
quYs Ill vsce.s civil and military, snd Ieou,s al th.
god people OF ,n.. commonwe Ia their best ex
erls srprshsnd the all fugitive, that ne may be
deal; Win according to law,
Gvva sl;er ry hsnt and under the less seal OF ,h'
solE.oL eslih at Richmond, this 2i day o.
L A.sch leJ7 and in the 5lst year OF TIE Com
uonw-ri.h. HENRY 4. WISE.
ey ice G.v,.-or:
Gao. ", MvsroRD sec'y of tie comth.
J1a. 1:1 /, noou 81 years oil br ,wn complexion hre
Tex el.nI .4ches n!n grum counienance, full, round
hs"; lI .ao souai. in his lei, nip. ,bign and leg.
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DEMAND FOR DAMAGES AT GREYTo"H

DEMAND FOR DAMAGES AT GREYio"H.
The Washington correspondent Of the Nj" :. {:
Tribuns wrtesi
Lord Napier cane here With foutor aTe m'iIior'
claims ngain4 our g"verrm'nt tor mo oesrur"n -
alleged property 0! Rr,h su' so;' g r'Ie opr9-n'
ment Of G-ry.ovu. Two weeks b'f'rs N" i:i-~c
rnini,ra,iun went out " 4ar,ises preferred sirT
drmsnds on bshsf Of French subjects rqce>'H2 III
80, but h., prepared reply which lie r.g.ri-I =;
cone,v.iv, ayaiu.t "ur aeiiny, and La; SsPier,
Ssslnv j.. a,rce and bearing upon England in ~ ~
nIic.:on to Cop, ahsxsn and Canton, WI ~ilL-J..
h.. intended reolSn.tions.
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yAIG11I.E FARM F0R SALF

4 OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly
L sded lying immediately swift freck In tho coun
y Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House.
ana twelve Eies from Richmond.
Toe tract contains 264 scres onehird Of which Is In
Jrignai growth tie other twothirts 10 open land In
good staie II cultivation, and veil sdspted the growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
The i'm provsmsn.s eonss, Of good dwelling and ali
eessary out and farm houses.
The farm we'll watered, and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one wishing 10 purchase can call Oh me, or j. R.
Gill, at the Farmers' Bank uf Va, Richmond.
Nov l5-cti P H. GILL.
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LArER FROM HAVANA.

cHARLrs1os, March 2S The stesn,hip Issbe.
arrived here to-day from Havana. She nrirYs h. I
West dates 10 tho 25rh inst.
In Havana the duties OF us'ss and corn hsva
been reduced one third. Sugars sre In gr-a'er -
mand and prices are higher Msuy cane de!ds t.>
been burnt. Corn is lower, owing to reduction y.
duties nud afu'. srpp!y.
Troops were concentrated on the leland aac really
for embarkation to msxise. Tbs condition CT the
island was pr"sp~rous
Tie Isabel brings two companies Of s:iilsry sa
route for New York.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR


SALE.
HAvING removed to Richmond offer for SALE m5
II Farm lying In the county Of Charles Ci,y. to 2i
ua. from the james River aud % mes IRON the city
Richmond and containing $40 sbou, clear
ed producing we'll aud rapidly improving. under the
of nme, clover plaster &c There good Dwelling aud
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very eonve
rently divided ntotwo containing 800 and the other
mes. productive and rapidly improving portion Of virginia
would do we'll to examine this properly, ~ disposed
TO sell on liberalsnd accommodating terms.
The overseer my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm to any one wishing TO purchase.
Address DR. q A. CRENsHAW,
June s-ctf Box No. 374, Richmond Va
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CALL FOR A DRED SCOTT CONVENTION
IN AAssAGHUsErTs-Fhe people Of Warren,
Mass. at meeting held on the 22d Instant pissed
resolution In favor osa stale coayensn at wcrces.ar
AZ an ssrlydsYt Sto, devise msans 10 secure prompt
efbcisnt, osSanJea. united and continued seton In
The crisis fsaultips from The Drsd sooe ssss and the
80 of aasirs In 6snsas"-.j
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MINISTER TO PRuSsIA.-The Marlboro Ad
acats meutions ruror tnst the President has teu'
- I'd the nssiou to Berlin to ex Governor Pratt.
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HrAL' ABLE DAlkl AND MARKET GAR.
DEN FARM ADJOINING THE CITY OF RICH
dOND FOR SALE Mr.. II. COOK the owner Of the
sve Farm having entered into other business No. au
ho-ised sell ,ae is situated uesE Muchells
priaz ABOUT tk-ee fourths o. mile from the corpora
ron us and Contains shout 10 Of land, well en-
..osed aad Eighty improve a. market garden. Ihere
upon the place excellent brick dwelling, containing
liz rooms, besides stable barn, kitchen, sc all good
repair The place is remarkably healthy, AID is near
.nough TO enable person residing thereon 10 transact
susiness In Rshaond II dcsred, ail the personal es
the place sRd tho negroes hired for the present
year. will be disposed OF 10 whemsoever may purchase
the place As the owne: 10 sLxious to sell bargain VII
be Owen. apply At once 70 Mr. Cook, or to
GODDlN 4 APPERsOS,
Feb &-cim Auc:ipeere
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r,vvrp =, ~ T,.Nn arrupir

Icu,svlLLE Z, March aa-A public dinusr was si7sn
10 Mr. Guthrie, yesterday, In this city. Tnres hun
drsd psTsous participated. Mr.. Guthrie msds 40 81.
saaest speeei In rsspsnss to ssnpiiasnser7 toast.
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Dsslel Mshoue, ,r!ed g. Hsmpton ve.. lest week
for killiss Constable Lively, was acquitted &c tts
arosaA = sel defsnse-
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TIE RETIRED OFFlcERs.-ltis Is believed that
to sadtionsl eourS ofI6eulry, similar 10 the one
No. In session In Washington, will bs convsned by
crJsr Of tie Secretary Of ths Navy II being evidsny
~nosible for one to spaich al tho business to 60
hef,rs II possibly Tor ysarS Ia come.
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nrNr2AI IMER1cAN rREArY

Anco,d,ns TO "Ton." Of ths Baltimore San, this
.,s.ty' A ratised by ,hs American Government, va,
.nh;,ted 10 Lord Napier, who e1preassd his belief
,hs, Il would be accepted by the Bri:ish Government
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EYp1osION AM Io,s OF IrrF.

ST. LOUIS, March IA terrible explosion oe
powder took place ID evenio2 al tho gun store Of /.
j. Aldrich, blowing 1t ard ths adioir!aa core =!
Kraft a Co. 10 s:ons. Four persons were killed, Us
fss q known, and several ctsrre We're injured.
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y ICE y vISi!.O'.
Gao. ", MvsroRD secy Of tie comth.
TWENTY D0LLARI KEWARD.

INHE above reward will be paid for the sppreh .nsion
aad delivery me, in some Jail In sne State, 20
hat se: aim .ss!n, OF my slave LlNSEY | purehss,d
Lnsey 10 Rich nond last winter, of Mr. Cendenin He
"a rs;ied benlsrl. and has wife In the county Of
b1"t,"nsm Hs,s doubles. lurking about Richmond.
tu gons 70 ,lbonarie sucking ghsm may probably
oe.!ia. - a.L uAy u tree State.
Lnsey I'VE e. eleven :rcSes W ak feet tall straight,
nsscuisT and we'll form ID md about i0years Of ago.
JAMES II COX,
ra
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ARRIVAL or tA!ckRAGCAS DESERrERs.
CuAKtrspos, March H,-rks stsousr Gransds
arrived to day from Aspinusl bringing ooe tucsre9
dasor;s<t from Walkers Siosrssu.: army.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

av HIrCHIE. & DUNNAvANT
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 81, 1857.
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--ctE wISrxRrocx P o., Cheme-feld c.


ItfIHT TY D jLl NN > KEWAND
RAS AVA! ), n.:i 1 isias IN pas. year, Negro
AZ AN ANIL D * b-loux xia1 u too estate of
@ M a. % n ss snsat I a.
hea o,chsr by profession aud has q wife, under.
.and the far OF Mr. Parker esr, the of
se'a: to-, ~ inches high. will give tue above re
s.'t L e,rsaed 10 any fall 50 that get hun
ALEx FAiSOS, Admr,
EEch 7-cet. Bdiieysburc, Y. y. sur.y,Va
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March l3-cwt ln April
:, A r. 3 r E ,IlH En- Af,KL r

THREE THOUSAND Flt e hC-kDAED ACRES
OF LAND FOR RENT.
r HAVE for $50 acses Of land situated on saun
the ri hnopd and Danvils Railroad crosses the river
which give. The best facilities possible to the markets Of
kehnaond Baltimore and New York Tho land is equal 10
any In the Roanoke Valley.
1h.ys built tao.t and conveuiant brick dws
ings small farmers upon tho land dividing the land INTO
200 acre tracts or farms for paaons ofsma
upon. .,-,
To number otpereons families from the sane neigh
borhood State wishing good land no better o
portunly ha offered They must, however, come well
.reeonmepded ir character aud capacity. a...tF
My poEoHhce 10 Whitesrille, Halifax county, Va e
March l7-cfm 49, CHAS A. CLAhh
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JA.MhS HiVhN ESIAIE EUn ~ n1 Z,
Bernard This plantation lies the James River n
hs county Of Gooehisnd. immediately above Maiden
Adventure dam, aad within twenty eight miles Of hiea
1f acres James River o~ srounas
IF tho bes, quality, thirtyave acres .-e efeeL ioI
land. There IL on tho place good dwelling house ON
beautiful site and all necessary outhouses and both the
buildings and fences In good repair and the land
. IN a high Of cultivation.
will also sell the stock sRd farming utensils upon the
and The stock consists OF horses mules, cattle, nclu.
ling ch cows and tho farming utensils ure, the mo.t
Jf hem, new, and all of them yood-snd there ave
snough both Of stock and farming utenss for tie tho
cough cultivation OF the plan,anon.
TIE terms OF sale n TO the payments win be made
:sry much 70 suit the purchaser.
Mr. Jalnes ~ Payne, my manager. living on the r!.ee,
sill show property any person desiring to examine
( Ny address 10 Washington, c.
Nav Ts-eh NJ PAYNE
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LIVES HIYKa ESTATE FOK S.Lh.

JAMES RIVkd ESTATE FUH S!.Lh.
lNHE subscriber Offers 1t private sale, that beautiful
L Farm In daochlsnd eoulsy, called ORArAKEs, ly'
ng River Licking Hole Creek, and the James
liver and kauawha Canal four milea above the Court
iouse and thrty.iour miles from Richmond The eitua
ION /. among .ho most beautiful the command
ing view vi the whole arabic surfsce fine View Of the
surrounding country and canal miles and
lown the river Tho s In high state OF impr e
usnt, and remarkably healthy ore 1t adioins %.
,aes Of Thomas J. Dsane w. b. Weisiger, al g. Skip
sh and contains 93s Of which t.s acres arc
low grounds, 220 Of second gounas, 272
:cres Of c:rS!c high land and 32s Of wood
rhe improvements consist of frame dwelling With eight
rooms good kitchen, out.houses, quarter, orerseer'
eouss built In tho last 6ve years. with brick chmneys
and underpinning, and = brick barn. eos3o, with
shed running whole length sixteen feet wide new
threshlng machine, new Ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person Wishing TO purchase desirable residence.
would do well ,t this before purchasing elsewhere, as
will sell on reasonable te.na-
Every preparation Is making 10 seed 2oo ac.ee In
wheat ths fall 100 of 1t In tallow, and the corn6ed has
oeen sowed in peas. >,
To desirable purchaser would sell esery thing II
I.snds and moat of the negroes
Ny manager Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
one wishing TO purchase
Ny address us subest's P. O., Pow:asan county
Oct Is cd MILES c. SELDEH.
fsWhio will nlense
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4 SLAVE W., enmmi,,ed TO the jail Of a:e~and,ia
"A eoue,y On the s,h day Of October, 1855 run.
s7y he call, himself WILLIS CAVE AID s"Js he be.
ste,o William Carr OF Aloemsrle county. near Char.
iiesvle Hei, ..a:. black, feet inches hish, and
Hs nal Eager els r;gt hand hss been broken. The
.ss'' requested to forward. prove property, pay
anu take air away. he will be dealt with as
ss Law jir-c;s LEVI HURDLE,
Fr~ aS--ew I.,,o, or slsv. ndr, coupty Va
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NAANTED TO PURCHAsE.-A raet Of dmeer
'N land dp< wood land, Say from 50 70 500 seres On
Jsmss river or sss othsr navissbA stream Address,
nh Iun tsstnS LEGATION prizes, distance froa
Eehmnna "a. also prise q wood per card st landing
", a. y;Hs! z95sas's o4as. Rfaa;'l,saia', d.
Lss i .CEFfH9l64 TR 6f -vfKGfSfT 8 FER
!, 81 H,s-.sr9 Gt5 UEfF DEBT - 10 a...:
NSor1ctis tNStytfsey hat appnssdon yin be Dnde
fCr of edflekss % aati psS ssss sock
No. as ssssd 81 tisaSs day Of ieysabss, 1885, in tht
tAS RSrsolt and Peterssufs Rstlros1 Company
for 6,s ooo-ssid ssgasAts having been Lost risisd
M,y.h io-Avan W.R DRIkKAkO.
"AY-S0o bsles Hay, fes sale
IA NsrsS II bRlO6EokD co.
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HoN : 'oEE-ssr ,:.r convenience vi our custU.
ulets ach iae -st. generally have opened store
on zoe Las, sid ct Pearl street below Cary where we
saa kee e"nranty on hand general orrment Of our
Flat, frum t" inches
Rcuods, from I 10 81 inches
Squares from d to 4 Inches.
Evsi,, nsi' ov.ls hsf roands, angle, hoops, bands,
hall rode horse shoe iron
Lso-Ra road chairs, spikes axee, bridge bolts and
er plate All OF which will he sold AZ the lowest anr-
'Tees. K. ARCHER Il Co.,
te' .!-cu srmory Rollicr Mills D.
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Eu.,,, .>UflSS. -''-''r w. ~
'se irrzest and most complete assortment Of
a.s s1d Hunting articles OF all kiods 10 be found .n
ss which will sell a. aof below cost in order 70
aem ous, as DO not wish 70 keep them on hand nm.
SEASON They are frou tho nnxuufasSories Of tho
Sn ssr. and viii be warranted p every respect II
u. 10, ,s, good md chs.p GUN. esn 4: tie .ifa q The
VIC suse', rster.6urg, Va e. EEONlRp,
D., :, Asnus.csursr sai rspsirss Of sSs srrs. &s..
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trade.
But are the great lines Of improvement, on which
slcue We can certainly rely fnr the commercial
dsmption of Virginia, to be completed That is the
question which should os raised by every one who
desires to ses knocked Oh Inc chains OF commercial
bondage, which hsve 30 long bound Us 10 the North.
II is most important inquiry solemn one mixht
.ay-snd but that il hs. been forced upon ne-made
tu stnrs me- in tho Iaoe-l sm sure should not have
presumed 10 address you this heightened response 10
your communication.
Cn, recently, l hsve been under rhe belief that
the fat of the popular will, had decr-ed the certain
and speedy completion OF our public works. But
late conference with many we'll informed geulsnec
from various parts OF tbs Stats consrans me 10 op-
preheud that the last dollar FOR many yeare 10
has been appropriated for Internal Improvements 10
Virginia. and that oven the Cor!agton and Ohio
Raiifoad-that promises to be. both for travel anc
trade the very trst railway thoroughfare ia e :ae
Unlon-w not be built in ouc generation, unless by
privats mssp.-a thing scareely 20 DO expected
unless tho State shsl! undertake. to guarantee
pss cent dividends to the private capitalists that
shall embark in ths enterprise.
The ground Of this change in my opinions, 10 ths
assurance, from the respectable source: oeore then
toned, that, in several coutroipg sec.ons 3I VIC
State there satisfied interests hitherto ~ "a
improvement policy; and that, in other section" mere
ia gu indispensable opposition 70 Guy 'A'' ''''
| Of ta1aiion on C1y sccouut. ,.,. A.
On the whole, fea- that tbs De1t Les,slatore, tne
na.sI Irr,ovsnent body ever assembled In the
c.ei,ol sefn Tbs CoTng.on aud Ohio Kali kosd great
snI sn,m,ndins ss II TO- will stand BY i,ssif. help
and sos:: ss ssa delegation
nd ,hs teins lost, nesry all u 70 lost the esna
.ii lii be @ comparatively vorhissA is seven OF eight
millions nssrly sunkI and The short cut" from the
Srsat Wet 20 our tea Board the main hope Of cur
eonnsrss-Iost to us, may be, forever! From sueh
a resra, every sanshsnsd sud pstr'eese Virsiniso
mus. ,svo,..
Bat how Is It 70 be svsrtedi I ses no hope savs
10 ths pawss u tAs pross Already, The isnassSsss
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H THOMAS PATE,
a .eSSREY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corses
Se Sssoransnte and Montgomery Streets, Sen Psea-
s'siA Aug = eH
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- THE NORFOLK NEWS FOR SALE.
X ssAG aoou. 10 remove IRON Norfolk, am d.srous
oE:,Scl. cl selling The NEWS, together with the JOB
Information IN regard TO the condition Of tie cstab.
s@eos. address sir Chss. Osr, Daily News Oee and
~ 'elns etc. BAKER p. LEE Js.,
F.o 2S-Slw Ricb,nona
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
GsffuI anS Gnrians.
ave Wondsra Of the Micraseppe.

The recent astonishing discoveries Of Ehren.
berg, Prussian naturalist, have given a new
aspect TO this deparsEent Of animated nature.
even in geographical point of view. He has
described seven hundred and twenty-five living
species which swarm almost everywhere, even
in the midst Of living and healthy animals Ia
countless numbers. Formerly they we're thought
to be the most simple Of al animals In their or.
ganizaticn; to DO in fact little more than parsi.
eles Of matter endowed With vitality; but he
has discovered in them mouths, teeth, stomaehs,
muscles, nerves, glands, eyes, and organs Of r..
production Some of the smallest aninalculs
are not more than the twenty-fOur thousandtho Of
an inch in diameter. and the thickness Of The
skin Of their stomaehs not moe than the aity
millionth part Of an inch. ID their mode of re-.
production they are rivaparous, oviparious, and
gemmiparous. An individual Of the Hydatins
senta increase in ten days to one million; on the
eleventh day to four millions, and on the twelfth
day to sixteen millions, In anothOr case, Eli.
renberg says that one individual Is capable Of
becoming in four days one hundred and seventy
billionsi Leuwenhoeek calculated that one bill.
lion aninalcule such as occur in common water,
would not altogether make mass 50 large as
grain Of sand. Ehrenberg estimates that I've
hundred millions of them do actually sometimes
exist in single drop Of water. In the Alps
there is sometimes found snow red color; and
ii has been recently ascertained BY Mr.. Shuttle.
worth that the coloring matter il composed
chiefly Of nfusoria, with some plants Of the tribe
Of Algea. And what Is most singular Is, that
when the snow had been melted for short time,
so as to become little warmer than the freezing
point, the animals die, 6seaHse they esznot en-.
dGre 80 much heat! A specimen Of neteOrie pa.
per which fell from the sky in CORTLAND in 1886,
has been examined by Ehrenberg, and found 70
consist Of eontTUa and IafaSoris. OF the lat.
ter hO found twenty-nine species. Surprising a.
these facts are. it will perhaps seem still more
that the skeletons of these animals
should be found in fossil state, and actually
constitute nearly the whole mass Of soil and
rocks. sors-al feet il thickness, and extending
over areas of many acres. Yet this, too, has
been ascertained by the same acute Prussian
naturalist.
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To GET RrO OF House. ANTs.-The best way
to get rid Of ants is to set quantity Of cracked
walnuts, or sheIl-barks, ON plates, and put them
in closet where the ants eongegate. They ass
very fond Of these, and viii collect in them In
myriads. When they have collected in thsn,
make general avtO-ds.Js. BY turning nuts and
ants together into the fire, and then replsesfhs
plates with fresh nuts. After they have bssens
50 thinned of as to cease collecting on pixies,
powder some gum eamphOr and put is in, the
holes and erevices, whersupon the remainder
win speedily vamOse. It may help the process
Of getting them 10 assemble on the sheII-barks,
to remove all edibles out of their way for .
time
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Printers.

Printers, It Is said, die at an early age. This
is doubtless caused BY the noxious efiuvia rising
from the types. the want of exercise, constant
employment, and the late hours to which their
work Is prolonged. There Is no other class Of
human beings whose privileges are 50 few. whose
labor Is 90 eontinuoHs. whose wages are 50 mad.
equate, a. printers. If-a "typo" be man Of
family, he is declared of the privilege Of enjoy.
ing their society at all times, because his hours
Of labor are almost endless, and his moments Of
leisure 50 few that they must be spent to recruit
his exhausted energies, and prepare hin for the
renewal Of his tolls. Poor fellow! be knows
nothing Of soeiability, and is shut out from the
world as a convict in prison cell. Truly be Is
in the world. yet knows not Of it. Toll, toll, toll
By night and by day, is his fate, until premature
old age ends his existence. For the Advancement
Of science, morality, and virtue, the chords Of
his heart are sundered one BY enc, and when his
race is run, and time tn him is no more, he goes
down to the grave uncared for and unknown,
though his existence has been sacrificed for the
benefit Of his race.
When we hear mechanics crying out against
oppression, and demanding certain hours for la
Dor and for rest, we cannot but reflect upon this
situation Of our own craft; how every moment
Of their lives Is forced into service to earn bare
subsistence, how unco uplaiuingly they devote
themselves to the good Of that same public, who
wear them as loose garment, to be donned
when convenient, and dotted when no longer
needed.
Printers are universally poor men, and for two
reasons. The first is-they isrely ever receive
a fair compensation for their services. And the
second is-that enured to continual suffering,
privatiOn and toll. their purse strings are ever
united to the bidding Of charity, and the hard
earned dimes are freely distributed for the
relief Of their fellow men. Thus il is that they
live poor and die poor, and Il a suitable reward
does noe await them after death, sad. indeed,
must be the beginning, the existence and the
end Of poor typos, Pittsburgh Express.
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No lady who has the least respect for he
husband, will encourage in herself a habit OF
expenditure disproPOrtiOnate to her meaps. She
will not experience at first the evils Of such a
course but we never knew a mechanic or trader
harassed by small debts, who did not eventually
find his factory or place Of business unpleasant,
thus plunging deeper into difficulty. With his
loss of ambition comes natural descent in the
scale Of comfortable life and she who contrary
to her own impression Of right, took the luxury
which she felt her husband could not afford, may
be responsible for all the consequent evils which
befall them. Small incidents afford occasions
Of profitable remark, and we have embraced
this as not Overstepping the bounds of prOprie-
ty-NerGTk Mercury.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

ADVICE TO BoTs-YOu are made to be kind
and generous. If there is boy at school who
has club foot, don't let him know you ever
saw II. Ifthere is boy With ragged clothes,
don't talk about rags in his hearing. If there
is lame boy, assign to him some part Of the
game which does not require running. II there
is a hungry one, give him part Of your dinner.
If there is a dull one, help him to get his les
sons. All the school will show BY their eOun-
tenAnces how much better it is to have great
soul than crest Est