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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25
REMOVALS, &c.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts,)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
Il L French ard American Paper Hangings all quail
tiles Floor oil Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades Mattings, and many
other articles In the line Of business which will be
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Dolsters and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Msttrssses OF the best quai
ity and all other work in line. executed by the
most competent woIkmen with the strictest desire
10 give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
,s respectfully solicited. lisa 2s-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

VsSNl>r.-At the late session of the Vermont
Legislature" bill increasing the salary of the ,iuv
tom JJ - 81 ,tI Sni that OF the treasurer
&" S5I). vas passed. bill relating to fugitive
Slaves similar in it's PROVISIONS 81 tho 'pers N ii
liberty law IF Massachusetts,, was reporteIb by Sc
lsct IN n,tse bat IL tailed oipassage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

Fri c; u IA "iI.tD TINS. There are now
ia NeE Btis,rd Mass, 3 whsl-rs, IL ships and Il
btrlue-, .niy two II 1hici will Sail this season.-
There are dl~Ays come ~halers lying by for the
wlHteT. hnc th- EGl,bUr this year is much larger
tu.I n-utl osIn< = tbs NJ inetary difficulties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

K,vs,s RaNK--Daring the debate on the bank
,ny s@ticIa. fthe Kansas constitution IL came out
that in making mp bank at L-compton last sum
fnsr IL wa- peces>sry Ia accordance with the char
ter 10 Shibit cash capital Of $4,000. While the
Cove nor coaatei one bag 1t 9 time. the other was
carried ~, aud brought in again. and this was
d3ns uatil $4,000 were counted and certificates
oh aimed
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gu 2e-ts Opposite the Exchange Rank.

AZ LDLHfhIE LltNU FUN NALE.--
n For sale. my Farm of 81 acres In Albemarlc
ak miles from Charlottesville, two and half IRON
the Virginia Contra! Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-onethird bottom and-urc cleared, enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary oft buildings
and Will OF first rate wster arc on the premises
made for Richmond property. Address me ut Rich
nond. 'r call at nay Office corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets 3. A. HART.
Cf l5--i6m
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I0UvIN's BEST QUALITY KID

- GLOW ES-Wsrranted TO be good as any man
uhsrturei only S. cts Jouvins second quality at
e3s ess; J75 of those Embroidered swiss xas-
lin Cnllsrs at 1873 cts worth p cts 100 dozen black
Elastic Belts at l2A Hoop kkirts at T5 Extra fne
Linen at 90 cts worth IS black Fringe. over oth
wide. AT ga cts. pr yard: Biesehed Cotton, yard
wide at 10 c.s Gwss Collars at Is cts worth 81; nns
Cambria Ctllars at sl2i; great bar gains In More
Antique Trimming; fast colorsd Calico at cent?
Call e JACOB A. LEVfs
NO T. Is Main st
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JOHN N. WILLIAMS, former

e JOHN N. WILLIAMS, former
"a ly with Nr. John HILL keeps constantly
G.IAe on hand m assortment of hns WATCHES.
- CLOCKS, and JEWELtf. which he sells
a. ,oa a. any other house In the city.
All kinds Of fne Watches, such as Chr0nomaters.
Duplex, Patent Levers and Reporters, repaired in
workmaniike manner, and warranted to keep time
for twelve inths without additional charge.
Al kinds Of Jewelry neatly and promptly 70
paired.
All Watch and Clock work done at this establish.
ment, do myself JN0 ". WILLIAMS,
Eth 81 two doors from Main ST., near the
entrance to the Fair of the Mechanics Institute.
oc 2-Im
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4 FARMING eHJro.--ta u, mers
ID IN want Of real prime No winter shoe,
for their hands, Will do well to call and see mine be-
Tore they buy, as have very large and, and the
heAvie,t and BEST lot now in store, ever had.
H.coll ct, they az No. - Main street. opposite
nail WV. WAIsH'S
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T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
- MENT
HAMILTON, EASTER a co.
New Marble Building,

NEW udTplc DuHuihui
Nos. 1879, 2oI and 2o3 Baltimore Sired.
BALTIMORE.
Hsve in store (mosty Of their own e. On
0ns SILKS is and sIIK a56Ds of every class
I nusfS ISnHss1 lsEN q Scops and
HUUsEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every deserip-
MOURNING TSans GOODS
CLOAKs. MANTlLLhsa and si t - oyps
BHsSs1nkss aGL hsob
Las xlSsss1Ts9 'AaAAns .na
aft Ied 10 each article, from which no deviation is
l :. @wHoLEsALE ROOMS on tho second &C Ia, and
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
- have sold on: some of cheap lots Of Goods. we
still have some very big lots left. which are to be
And we give below some astonishing prices:
1900 yards best EngIish Prints at lee. pery'd
5000 Plain and Printed Paris DeLaines at
of k ss than sS' G asanos
cases < Bleached Long Cloth at SIC. worth
~ BIeached Long Cloth at Cd. worth
10 bales Brown shirtinss at and &C.. a great
lie Brown sheetinss at and &C.. a great
Brown sheetine, ~ yards wide, at 2lc.
Blesehed DO. 2to yards wide. less than ever be-
Rich Brscsde and Plaid silks. from SOC. to 75e
and 81, which is less than hall the usual
price
ers, patau lie Lnpine, Ceido Geiber Co, such as
Bombazines, Thibet Cloths, Tamise. Chsily and
houselines; Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, which
could be to the interest of cash purchaser to exam
ine DC p CHRISTIAN Il LATHRUP.
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CT 1H9 DRY GOODS =
II ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
AMENT set

HAMILTON EASTER h CO.,
New MARBLE uuItDfs0,
Nos iop 20i AND 30 BALTIMORE SrExEf,
BALTIMORE,
Have now In ,-tnr. {uiostly OF their own mpofta
oi ore OF the largest and most tomplete otoo&s IA
the United Slatts. embracing eE&
SILKS and fix GOODS of every class;
DRESS GbtDS-a very large stock
IRISH LISESS LfNES GOODS and
H0i. SIX kEPING ARTICLES ofesery description;
MOURNING GOODS;
CIDAKS, MANTILLAS and SIIAWLs;
EMBkOIDERIES, LACEs, HOSIERY, 0LOVEf
BLANKETS, QUILTS. Domestic GOODS;
And every article generally required by
YARMERS and PLANTHRS for sERvAETS' USE:
NJ RETAIL ROOMS on FIRST hoor-the PRICE
affXsi to each article. from which no deviation IL
90 WHOLESALE ROOMS On the second and
third floors. &C lo-d3m
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LUDLAM 4 " tTSNN.
gu Ir.frS NYHICE u &. N U u )

RIcHMoSD. Oct. @ isj1. !
-. rssx r7==ss=s=szg- CHANGE OF SCHE-
- ~ .ss.ssst-A..ssassssw DULE-w INTER- AR
Rang EMF ET.On Aiid after MONDAY. the goth
october, the DAY Mail Train will run On this Road
!aily as follows, Sunday excepted)
t.eaves RI hm0rd at......... ..... 4taJ o'clock A.
Arrive at junction at................l:u 80 n
Arrive at Dan Vile at..,.............. 500 z.
RETURNING:
Leave Danvilte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ A. NJ
arrive at Junction at...................l2t@
aun IL niCGBlODi S.aIl W
Tb" shove Trains cunnnects With The Trains % the
-outi Side Railroad, both WINS. at l. o'clock NJ, ~
rg to Ly achhurg and to Petersburg.
Acc0ENtDArIoN iRtN TO JUNCTION AND LyScaBuEQ
leaves Richmond station at....... NJ /.
iTFl.e at SO /. VI
kETURNIE3:
..
Dr the arrival of tn" SUuhS |" Trains, and arrive
in Richmond IL time to connect with the Trains
inS North. This Train connects with the eouth-Side
Trains TO and from Lyuchburg.
&C 3 C. CAMPBELL, Snp't.
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WArCHns, CLOCKS, 10.
YANKEE DOODLE CI.iOjCKMAF.

EAz Yankee ciockmau brought 70 town.
- Upon the cars SO handy.
case Of goods. from East way GOWN,
Packed up as nice rs candy.
Every way he tried 10 sell
His cIocRs-but souidnt az ~
The yeople all knew very we'll
They'd soon have cause To rue III
After ande.ing all the day,
And trying still In vain.
he chanc'd upon the street TO stray,
BY the corner ELEVENTH AND MAIN:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw At work.
And felt himself quite un-'ione;
II guess I'm spilled, or Tn Turk.
by this liitle man from London"
n B.-Watches and Cloc ks carefully repaired. Hair
Ornaments of every kind made, and Engraving neat
~ executed at the corner Of 18th and Main streets,
Hichm nnd Va 20 a
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S60 0O0 WORTH DRY GOODS

S6O. GOO W. WOE JILL T. Il DRY GOODS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VISITORS TO THE
TATEFAiR-We have determined 10 clear out our
entire stock Of fresh and seasonabe goods regardless
Of the cost We therefore invite you to cali and Judge
Of what we say
LADIES DREssE5.--splendidoo lored Dress snks
elegant Bay adere Black Silks, Of the sty les
CashEneres; De LANES Side Stripes Military Stripes:
AeInoes; Shawls; Cloaks; Searfs, &C.
Men and BoyS Wear; Servants Goods: Carpets:
Rugs aud Oh Cloths; Blankets; FlaDDels; Domestic
Goods of all kinds. The coses buyers from all parts
OF the country, are meet cordially invited 10 call.
q A. GWATKIS,
&C % lei Ofppsite Exchange Hank
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T 4 NJ. RIOS BAUM, Dealers in

4 NN 4'fs ~ y " ~ Y ptBItIh
os Fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods, at iss Broad St.
aIe Offering great bargains in Dry Goods. they hay
Ing bought the principal part Of their stock recent
~ at q great EacThce. for cash, which will enable
them 60 ssh cheaper. at profit. than any Of those
houses that are selling OF at cost. Their assortms at
full stock Of Wooden Domestic Manufactures
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair, at ~
Hrnah street. ~ ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25
CILKS, SILKS, SILKS.--The Ladies'

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-For bargains
~ in all kinds of Dress Silks
For extra bargains in Plaid Silks,
For bargains In French Merinoas,
Ror bargains in French Mouselines
For bargains In English Poplins
FOR bar9as la American Mouselinss.
Fer bar aims In French Work,
For bargains Ia Hsndkerchieis,
Por bargains in Closks,
Por bargains in Shawis.
For bargains in Ribbons,
For bargains in black Trimming Laces
Dor bar gains in Cloths,
Fer bargains in Cassimeres and VestinKs
For bargains In blankets and Fiannrls
For bargains In Cassnets, kerseys and Pulled
Cloth,
For bargains in Stockings OF all kinds
For bargains la Gloves,
For bargains In Bleached COttons
Call at CIIILES 4 CHENERY'R,
% IL l73 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

s ;ss.srTETJk LEES REGULAR LINE
.s1-~sa .sI-ssszS OF CANAL BOATS, Gate Cox's)
tho only regular line on tho Canal.
Boat TIME EST. Capt. Jno. Donald.
I. sqLTANA. (new , Sspt wm. B. snnita.
OLIVIA, Capt. J. =. Wilkinson.
E.P0LEQS, Cept. @. G. Layns.
T.W, JOHNS, c. }. johnson.
LYNCHEUR9," A. n johnson.
Th9sa are all first clsss Boats, commanded By expe-
riencod AID careful Captains and fully responsible.
for any damages likely TO occur.
~ They iaaye every other day. (;unday's CT
cepteG } fun or not full.
For freight, apply at the Shed in of the Ga
Works where Clerk will at ali times be in attend
ance to receive freight. A s. LIE,
81 7-ts Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25
EAMILY, Exlra and superfine FLOUR.

L always on hand; Ground aud Grain Pepper;
Ground and Grain Allspice; Raw and Ground Gin
log; shoe Brushes: Scrubbin2 Brushes Cigars !:
Chewing and Smoking tobacco; Ground Cocee !;
Wrapping Paper; rspptnR Irvine; Sutm-gs Match
es drean. Black and 0nnpOwier Teas; Pipe Hea.iss
Chalk Pipes; Clothes pins; Clothes Lines; Plough
Lines Red Cords; D. mijohnI. !. T. 3 aDd gallons;
We'll Buckets Maccaroni and vermiselii; Bread . nd
washing soda, in kegs aud boxes, Flour Pals: sn-
gar 1oIes, &c &c- Also, great many other sYti-
IN store and for sale by
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WHAT Will YOU GIVE poR DRESS
w GOODS.-IUO pieces of Black Silks from - cts
to 81 20; 30 rich SILK Dresses newest rtyles 100 do.
Silk Robes. do. do; best quality Mantilla and Bon
bet Fevrts French Nernos and Mouslines; new
sty leg o. siaws; Nantes ad Clocks in great vari
.ty; Ribbons. EInhruieries, Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
and lots o goolr too numerous 10 mention Hill be
sold without reSsrd to prizes.
j. MILLHIsPR d BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBR0TYPING, Just received from the In
7entor in New iork, at 0SBORSE'S PICTURE GAL
LERYl Come snd them. They have none of
that dngy appearance of other Ambrot ypes made in
the city. This process Is capable Of producing the
most beautiful effects Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap, inferior uresnothiDR but the
best Is allowed 10 go out from this Gallery. No
fsshy advertisement appeared IN prSt of this
establishment. We rely our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

- - - MoND AND DANVILLE
RAfLKUAD CUMPANI.--NEW FREIGHT AR
RANGEHENT.-tln and after the 2ath September.
ah!a Company will receive freight Of all kinds at
Da1viile, or any other Station the road Also,
.uy freight from Lynchburg, or elsewhere On the
'iue and ship the same for &c. omit Of owners
FREE Or CHARGE
or forwarding. by Steamers c. sailing vessels ss di
~eCtsi.
FuE RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY Or NOT BIZ
PREPAID.
Bills vi badinE will be forwarded 60 sthe consignot
snd coDsignora, when requested.
Insurance effected to any port "a the nited states
C0aeignors avsinl themselves of the above adysnt-
ages must have their produce the very pest order
ana must send written Instructions III every instance.
directed tothe Down FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
mood.
Merchants aud others purchasing gocis here or At
the North can send their stoeks properly prepared
for transportation, directly to our up Freight
Agent and the freight may be paid here or al Dan
vile, Lypchburg farther West u necessary.
Particular Wrttea iastTacttoysS should be- furnish
I'd the UP FREIGHT AQE IN ever! INSTANCE.
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
NJ 24-dScss surt. Traasp'n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

DIFFERING to the advertisement of
AZ my removal 10 18th street. between Main and
Cary, beg leave 10 submit TO my customers and the
public in general the following rate or prices for The
winter season:
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
tied mp Ia quarts. per Do. ~ Bottles included.
halfdd., " Z" 30 eents-bottIss extra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

- MEMS RUBBER BOOTS.-Jusi
VI received. = barge apply Of Rubber Boots, from
his b-si fiCtories Ia the sta;es. For geniie
~SS ulsu Ia bunt in. 10 creeks and mtrshee
there can be- nothing equal e. them. They are Yer
sups, nr for dtchers also. and fishermen, teansters
&C.. and will be sold Tor only s.. a:
Nm. HkLSUS, No. IS Main St.
~ ! Ornnsitr st. ChArlas U0tel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25
DRY GOODS.

NIOUSELAINS, AND OTHER DRESS
WI GODS Printed al wool Mouse!ains. at so
cents per yard that we said exrer in the season, at
scents.
Dress silks, at very low prices
Cloaks, at from s3.j0up
Carpets 1T low prices ~
Merino, Lambs Wool and heavy Shaker Shirts
aud lrawers
Ladies Merlno Vests
French worked Collars and Sleeves, very cheap
Caicoes, Moustiains, &c.
surfing them that cur prices shall be as low AS any
ofour competitors. CiiILES CHENEk1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-25

lager Beor In hal. quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter Of gallons par kaye exclusiyply
Cor the city custoners.) philadelphia Ale In whole
and LAlf barrels, ut the lowest market price. Terms
cash
n. B.-sIoFe AID Bar Keepers, G lnsiderable per
centsge allowed L. WlLBACHER,
18th 81, between Main and Cary.
Orders lrft with Aessrs. LAil!ey Robinson corner
NJ and Franklin; MessTs. Duyal A Merton, corner
lGth aud Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to- ce2
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RICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
l. GOODS THAT ARE CHEAP.pcr ex press and
ti0yds hich have been bought within the last few
day ioc the on, reason that they ara cheap They
are all fresh soo,is but the having far adj
vanctd, they have been sacrificed at the late New
York cash auctions, and we having purchased large
~. OFF, them at really low prices All Ne ask from
fy them AZ to the chs apness of our goods
J. n ~ R0SENBAUM
p. S.-By steamer jamestown, Monday, We shall
receive graf foods "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
The Handsome Soul.

One day last winter, little boy from the
South, who was on visit to the city, was
taking his first lesson in the art of "sliding
down hill,'' when he suddenly found his feet
in rather too close contact with lady's
rich silk dress. Surprised, mortified, and
confused, he sprang from his sled, and cap
in hand, commenced in earnest apology:
| beg your pardon ma'am; am vsF
sorry"
"Never mind" excla imed The lady, "tbes
is nc great harm done, and you feel wore
about it than do"
"But, dear madam" said the boy, as his
eyes filed with tears, "your di less is ruinei,
thought that you would be very angry with
me for being SO careless"
"No. no." replied the lady, "better haze
soiled dress than muffied temper"
so, isn't she beauty!,' exclaimed the la,
as the lady passed on. 4
"Who, that lady" returned his conrad.
"If you call her beauty, you shan't choose
for me. Why, she is more than Thirty
years old, and her face is yellow and wrink
led.''
81 don't care, if her face is wrinklei,"
replied the little hero, "her soul is handsome,
dnyhoto." ;"
A shout of laughter followed, from which
the little fellow was glad to escape. Re-
lating the incident TO his mother, he re.
marked:
30. mother! that lady did me good.
shall never forget it; and when am tempt
ed to indulge my angry passions, viii
think of what she said, "Better have a soil
ed dress than rufied temper. '"--Friend
Of Virtue.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
Listening.
By HELEN L. , sTwIcK

! have listened for a step,
Rustling through my garden walks,
Where the moldering leaves lie deep
Round the April's budding stalks.
I was listening, when they burned
Red on Autumn's lap. and died;
Now the blue birds have returned,
And the naples tasseIed pride.
have listened for knock,
That shou ID make my being thrill
With a sweet and sudden shock;
Held my very breathing snll;
flushed my brides morning song;
Bade him bearken at the door:
Itwas folly-for, too long
'Hore deferred" is hope no more.
] have listened for voice,
That can rouse me or restrain,
Or can maze my soul rejoice
In the midnight of It's pain,
Ihave listened, till my heart
J.. Is so numbed with long delay,
Scarce methinks, pulse would start,
If that voice should sound to-day.
Now my will is sternly set.
Step and voice TO list no more;
Yet | need not quite forget,
'Tis the hour they came beioreI
Strange.-a shsdow makes me start,
With tiemor, faint and chill;
Did hear2--ahl treacherous heartI
lam listening. listening still!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
To SFcuRE A Goon ca

To SECURE Coop CROP OF EARLY LIMA
BE4Ks.-l. Get supply of good seed nop.
g. Take some thick sods, each about eight
inches square, and plant one or two beans in
each. on the dirt side. Place the sods in u
lhol bed, or in some sheltered place, where
they can have the sun, and be free from
frost and wind. When the frosts are past
romove the sods to the best part of the gar
den, and give the plants the best culture
8. Pinch off the stems when they are about
six inches high. Thus you may have good
beans week or two earlier than otherwise
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
The RICE CRop.-The Charleston Mer.

The RICE CRoP.--The Charleston Mer-
curry, of Tuesday, says:
We regret to learn that the recen. cold
weather, frost and ice, has extended through
out the State, and in the region along the
seaboard, to our southernmost rivers. We
are informed that the early planted rice is
seriously Injured. The stand is thinned In
some fields. and in others the young plant
is scorched in by the frost, we would advise
al. our planting friends to be satisfied with
nothing shor, of perfect stand at this
early period. A bad stand cannot make a
full crop, however well it may look, and
there is but one crop to be made a year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
4'o { try
Good Heart and Willing Hand
BF CHARLES MAcKA1

In storm or shine two friends Of mine
Go forth to work orplay.
And when they visit poor mems homes,
They bless them BY the way.
'Tis willing bandi ,tis cheerful heart.
The two best friends know,
Around the heart come joy and mirth
Where'er their faces glow.
Come .hine-'tis bright. come dsrk-'tisligh
Come col9-'tis warm ere long,
So hearily fall The hammer stroke.
Merily sound the soRgi
Who falls may stand, ifgood right hand
Is first. not second best;
Who weeps may sing ifkindly heart,
Has lodging in his breast.
The humblest board has dainties poured,
When they sit dow to dine;
The crust they eat is honey sweet,
The water good as wine. n
They FIJI the purse with honest gold,
They lead no creature wrong;
So heavily faI the hammer stroke,
Merrily sound the song,
Without these twain. the poor com plain
Ofevil bard to bear,
But with them poverty grows rich,
And finds loaf to sparei
Their looks are fre-their words inspire
Their deed give courage high:
About their knees the children run,
Or climb, they know not why.
: Who sails or rides. or walks with them,
Ne'er find their journey long
So heavily fall the hammer stroke!
Merrily sound the song.
From the Ohio Farmer
T.cfop,nor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

Viva VocE.-A green member of the
Nebraska Legislature, when the election of
Assistant Clerk came up. called out, "Mr
Speaker, move we vote uice versa" The
whole house bL-st into n roar, and not know =
ing what it meant, greeny aeked his right
hand man If it was not in order, adding'',hat
he "didn't know anything about these par
lemlntrs rules"
AN enthusiastic Gentleman, in speaking
of his "adored," said, "She would walk up
to the cannon's or a lovers mouth whhou,
shrinking muscle! Brave girl.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT
To provide for the punishment of cer,ain offences
therein named.

To provide for the punishment of cer,ain offences
therein named.
SECTION. !. Be II enacted BY the General Assem-
BIZ Of the Nnte Of Ohio, That il any person per-
sons shall unlawlully cut down and carry away,
any timber or trees OF whatever size or any hOles
commonly known as ..hOop-poles. standing and
growing upon the lands OF another shall dig up
and carry away, or shall pluck off and carry away,
any cultivated root, or plant, fruit, other vege
table Exoduction standing or growing on, CT being
attached TO the lands OF another. in such manner
that the ing of the same would amount TO
larceny il severed from the freehold; ii any
person persons shall counsel, advise instruct or
require another or other persons To commit any OF
| the acts above named with intent in each Of the
aforesaid cases TO detIaud the owner OF the value
thereof; such person offending shall be guilty Of
larceny and on conviction thereof. shall be qdluly-
ed 10 make restitution 10 the party injured in two
fold the value of the properly SO taken and carried
away, and shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
two hundred dolli rs, shall be imprisoned IN the
county Jail, in dungeon cell ihereot and sha II
| be ted on bread and water only, not exceeding
thirty days, and shall be adjudged 10 pay the costs
OF prosecution. ANY, or all ot the foregoing pun.
shments may be inflicted according to the aggra-
waited nature Of the offence. al the discretion OF the
court trying the same.
| SEC. ,. In case OF prosecution for any of the
offences in the last section enumerated, If the
| lands referred 10 shall be owned or occupied in
common by two or more tenants in common, the
| indictment OF information shall be deemed sufli-
cienII II the name of any one or more of such ten
ants in common shall be named therein.