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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

~ MD TIE VTTY TKADE.-IIaying discontin-
ned our Evening Sales, we will sell privately daily
in lots H. suit purchasers the balance ola very heavy
stock of Natchcs and .iewrlry remaining unsold at
very low price, in order that may he able To
der sale possible. Country merchants and
the citizens generally are invited To examine our
stock. LAkIS i SHINE,
an97-ts - Main st
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

SPRINGS. NIRGINIi.-1his highly improved and
well established Watering Place l. oI~.,i fOr the
public reception. The trans tfc Or.ns' r,s,d irnrn
Al"yandrt, Hc-t, ani from iofio willie s,st caIinfct
ut NHTr"ntnn With lines 81 stages Jr the Springs dis
tnt six Mules by graded road Passengers from li,l-
tm"rc ami a-hHSton city arrive 1T the Springs ~
lda oCi"rk n VI, and from Richmond AMI the -outl,
10 dinner. Az inquiries promptly responded Ia by
letter and "usrt giving par calars forwarded
upon Application. THOMAS II. T.. INGRAM
y 9-tlN ALENANDEK KAkER.
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DERCIVAL 4 GRANT.
/ AEcmITEC.rS AND OWL ENGINEERS,

Aht Ill j tn - u NJ VI ~ ''-N'''-N '''''''0
OFFICE. GOpDIN'S HtLI., RICHMOND, y, .
Respectfully offer their services to tn" pubic th
Il tsorongh PRO ESSlONAL training anda c"IniH
ed PRACTICAL experience OF more than ~ years,
they hope give satisfaction Ia those who may favor
them with orders. 80
| n th. ARCHITECTURAL LINE, will furnish de-
signs furt'fI l. RtII r. ri BLlC I'll lLDlNGS. TOW
HOUSES STORES. VILLAS, and alterations of old
buildings; and also Tor oRNAMENIALHkotNl MS,
with full Working Drawings. Specifications and SUI
parutCndcnC". - -
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT., will At
tend to the branches connected with RAILROADS,
Scwcra ge and drainage OF Farm Lands, with all nrccs-
s2Iry Plans and Estimates.
4 variety of com ete sets vi Plans for Churches
Villas Farm Cottages, Bridges. &c, can be seen at
their office. ms 22-2ln
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RI SPECIAL NOrICE-Exprt-- rpckagrs L.,
Norfolk, Petersburg. Kchmond, ami all pIarrs in Vl
gnit and North Carolina, intended Tor shipa,rpt b.
steamship. Roanoke md jamestown, win h-4efl :
b. received hJ the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized gents for Express privilege,
an these ships.
Office Of the New York and virginia Stss,u,ahip
Company. LIDk4M pLEA<ANTs Aynnt.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS CDN'l

OFFItk OF ADAMS EAPRESS CUNYl
RicHNoND, MAY ri, 1857.
4, ga -ss-gs-=-ss;=siSe=s:5ssl SPECIAL NOTICE
as kits w, arr ,,,,,,,, ., 80 -
any business the Virginia Centrnl Railroad ian
pertaining 10 the Express bH,iucs4) Especial gtiru
tnn will be paid to ruAr iinr ia connection with IA,
different Springs Of ir4inia.
Messengers will leave daily ut s'clock A. in
charge of ynluahl,~ money &c. "
For further pnTth uiars apply fn
J. l.. MACDpNuttIH Agent
my Adams Express Co.. IA Msiust
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- TAYLOR has inst received few copies Of BIAS
SIMS ART OF SINGING. This new book il most
highly recommended. Some of the best Judges say
of it:
''ln the first nineteen pages of this new method is
emiudied more sound sense on the nature and capa-
biites of the human Voice than hc found in half
dozen similar works by European Masters
M -
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0SBORNE'S GREAT PICTURE GAL

0SBORNE'S GREAT PICTURE GAL
~ LERY-
osBoRNEs GREAT PICTURE GALLERY, ''''e'''
osBoRNE's GREAT PICTURE Gk j. s''Se''
osBORNE's GREAT PICTURE GALLERY, '''''''
osBoRNEs aRE 11 FG 19 ki!"G hERy in town
osBoRNEs GREhT PcT Fi EI3"l AhnERY in town
onoRxEs GREi i4e r PI Fi!"G hlREGY in tow"
The Oldest Establishment in town.
AT 0SB0RNE's GREAT PICTURE GALLERY,
AT OsBoENE's GREAT rICTGRE hALLERY, H.
osBoRNEs DAGUERREAN sTo6k pEFof. '"'''
osBoRNE's DAGUERREAN STOCK pEFoT
OsBORNE'S DAGUERREAN STOCK DKP0T =
je 2i-dlm
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
-, for o., the ia,EpTShcnsion of JOSEPH ELAN and
til" City Jail on Saturday morning the It'll inst, be-
" " Wv ' " TiioNIAS L. DUDLEY.
ELAN i- about fiv" feet six inches in height; has
black glossy curly hair moustarhc, hazel eyes is
printer hy trade and is about q years old.
BROWNIES about feet y inches high blue eyes
sandy hair p years of age. and sailor. jy It's
NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby given that
4 application will lo made 10 the Chamberlain
Of the city Of Richmond for the renewal of bond No
~ Of tn" city Of Richmond in the nam" of r. A. H.
Dhin"r, for five hundred doilar- dated Path January
Isl. and payable io January, lS62 said bond having
h"Ti lost or inlsthid. my H-laW.'m*
VALUABLE MILL AND FARM IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY. ABOUT EIGH-
TEEN OR TWENTY MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the MILL
nd FARM located as above. now owned and oCcu-
pied by MrrsrS. : ID. Ball. The Mill has two pair
hnrrs, one for wheat, the other for 1t SrindE
!Iom 800 to sou barrels nf corn on toll per annum
aud about S0H bushels of wheat, though il docs not
require than half of her tim" Ia grind the lat
ter Her gearing. being of iron, cost about three
years ago S2taD. person, by buy ing wheat and
corn could realize large profit from that source
The MnlcrS hou~" contains hNe rooms. The VIII IL
three stories high and has shed attached 10 it
Tn" VI LII will be- sold with Im ACRES OF LAND.
N " tn 300 Of 2n ACRES aS may bc preferred by the
purchaser.
il a post office here and it IT. excellent location
for store one of the in the Millers house he
ing already fitted mp for the purpose IL is good
tand for a Black smith and Wheclwri2ht, as it
near where three comfy roads ntcrSpct.
In addition to the Mill property, We authorized
to sell the Farm adjoining containing between lpO
and no acres. II has on il good harm stable ear
riage house, kitchen, good office and an excellent
dwcilinghouse containing five rooms.
Persons disposed to purchase are requested to ex-
anime the property, which will bc shown them nv
Mr.. ID. Ball, residing at the Mill
Terms accommodating. Apply 10
GOpDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Thc co

~ partnership heretofore existing between III" sub
scribcr and T. q. TRAlLOR, is this day Dissolved
All persons having claims against the concern. viii
hand them in 10 Iue Tor settlement: and those ndcbt
ed. will please make payment to me, whoi.alonc an
thOri2c1 to receive Il.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS. this wate

n 'bE'HNNt SfhiNtS, This water
ing place 80 tavnFnhly knugu to the public
VIII p" opened tor the reception ii visitors on the
nTSt day ~ June. The present IrOprrtnrs are kan,
ny To announce that they haS" secured the Ssrvi,.
"a general manager, of Mr.. JNO =. LEE tuf TIN,
American Hotel, Richmond. Va who's hong rxp,,-
rence ia the hotel business, AMI well established
reputation aS gentleman and caterer are -uf, ini
guarantees that every effort III B." made give Ell
the SATISFACTION Ia our guests.
I'M powerful curative properties If this water
and it, efficacy IN all dseas,'S of the stomach liver
bowels. neryo. ~ stem &c, - wci attestcd by the
many cures oInlos nlirGtious, which have Isan 81
fret"d by its usc. We refer with cunf,t,ncc Ia all
the paTons oi the former propri"tars. 4 complete
bathing establishment has hern added b. our ar.
rangrmcnts for the Comfort OF vi+urs since last
Seaaon.
For further particulars. refer to the cards 10 be
found In hotels ears, steamboats,, &c.
splendid line Of fOUR-IlORSE COACHES will
convey visitors from SbaNsvillo 10 this place, 31s
miles, over good road, with only enc hill between
the two points. Bridges a HOLT
my 27-dSct1jA proprjrtors
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a DEMONSTRATORS NUTIUE-All
persons having claims against Robert c. Stanar.l
,.eceastti are requested To present them without de-
AT nus late ONCE corner Of Grace and 9th streets
and make payment ~ f''''' '"o i'i !" al
Inc undersigned will be in Richmond for the next
Zen ,iSs. uis address, when ut home. is 'Taeott'
-, WOOD BoULDIN Admir-
with the will annexed of Ro {. Stauar,l. deed.
10 22-d6t law3w ~ '
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4 MAID hooked one Of the best of her mistress
dresses the other day, but the affair was p1ee y.
because il was done behind the lady n"sh' 81
there nobody to testify to tiie fact
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u Il-2uf TfioS. Z. NllaslN aoNS'
IIvARM SERINGS. HATH COUNTY

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yIEGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which il open for the reception and acconimo'ti-
ton of visitors il situated in Bath county, virginia,
ono hundred and seventy miles west VI kichih"hd,
and on the direct Turnpike RNtd to the hte sui
phur Springs, AMI Guyandotto, on the ohio River
five miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs. re-
p,rtSrly. and eight miles from Ga" i"aln+.
These waters have been long snd Ju-tly famed Tor
their curative qualities ia v;rrluu~ dit'1H~ NJ wei
ao for the Iuxnry oi bathing. Thoir properties are
gently apcricnt, diurctic diaphoretc aud ut"raly",
ai especially aPplicabl" to the treatment ri thu
following iiss,7tNi conditions, viz: ,.
IhroSrc Inflammation, and ttOut AVID diseases result
Ing from their latent existence. Affections of the
spinal Marrow, and their consequences; fbTdigStS
Uamapgls following suppressed excavations from
UTmuIrnoil or Uterine arrangements or Acfgffsc<
IF tout or Rh,Hmatt<m; lD'ttoH # ne Jo'nts; LINN
tHs oncs. Ir %Ioic c@<< 81 me 6tfaS,G@% 4d;c,
TINS; Dyspepsia; Torpid and othfftci>r dff"0ct can
ddions n the Ltrcr.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist OF large and c"mm"Ii"us Hotel. lATgr
number of HANDSOME AMI conveniently arranged Cot
tages, spacious dining and ball room, billiard room
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &c.
THE BATHS,
which of the temp. gts> deg. Fahrt. sre four in
number. large OctagOnal Bun FOR HENTLEHKN,
10 feet in diameter and feet III depth. The LADIES
BATH. Of nearly equal Dimensions. The Sr0CT BATHS
and a private BARN FOR INytLIps All OF which ar.
comfortably aud conveniently furnished and cnn-
structcd. and connected with cold PLUNGING glTHs
abundantly supplied with spring water of tho temp
81 The locality ofthcse Springs Is remarkable for
hcaltAinees-the surrounding country vi romantic
pHuty-tie atmosphere Sdlubrloub ana nNiSort-
ting.
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the
very best Chararter and every effort made cUntri-
butte to the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
A fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged Tor the
season.
A. these Springs located but u miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following ft-
ciliticS will be afforded for reaching them:
A train ofCars will leave Richmond daily Mt oclk.
4. NJ, will connect with til" Orange aud Alexandria
cars at GorOn-yille. will arrive at StauntOn Ht %
o'clock, 7. NJ where time will be allowed Tor pasSrI-
f. dine and reach MiihOFp' tth. tern
nus ofthe Central Railroad AZ clock ?. NJ where
ample number of fine coaches will be- in readiness
convey passengers the same evening to ia" Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, as they may
with t. go.
Ampl" and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with MrsSrs. Hartman, Blown d Co.. the pres
cnt popular and sising rr"piotorr Of the stage line
on this route to convey visitors 10 and from these
Springs to the White sulphur, at their convenience
and discretion. GEORiE hANSEl
&C; FKAiNGISCo' Prorretors.
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DRIDGFORD & cos

u WESTERN FORW ABIDING AGENEl!
Through Receipts given the following places, viz:
Wheeling, Va. GAINESVILLE, ohio. indianapolis, Ind.
HOundsvillc. d" Circirvill", Madison.
P,rkrrsIurg q" Columbus " Terra IIautc,
PIT Pleasant " Nrmit Evansville. :.
Louisville. Ky. Daytm. - Alton. Illinois.
Lexington. Cncinnati ." Chicago, "
Memphis. Tenn. Cleveland, -" Cairo.
Na.hylle. 4" Richmond, Ind.
Apply to BRlpHftkD 70,
Corner of Goth, Dock and Cary streets,
l:.l.n ..-..lA
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SILL DisPurED-A dispatch To the E'ui , 'iio
Courier dated iopkinsyille, Ky, "th ihs'' 81 .i
the election Of Dabney, Dem as tuus', Ia ti'
Second Judicial District of the state ny MINORITY
Of 80 over Gray, (Aniericahl
The r.sult. of the recent accident at the theatre
In I.ghorn are more lamentable than were noticed.
TJ,arssr Ios, dead aud about 800 wounded
A,o,, the visitors at Nahant, Mass, are Miss
Mia Cun,mings, the authoress OF the "IaIul-
lgh,er . Mise Fanny Kemble and the Hon H. C.
Winthrop.
Tn. Crrsus of Louisville, and indeed of Ken
,ucky in ex-Secretary Guthrie, whose property /.
chiefly in lands, pays an annual tax of s50OO0
The Attn WAS celebrated in Duxhurg, on the
hearth stone Of Miles standish, the famous old nil
grim. The Declaration of Independence was read
by "a lady.
The editor Of the INun New. thinks chiIdren's
games are becoming popular with older persons
nowadays as he has recently ~ large mum.
her offtiigrown men chasing togps in streets"
Thomas Quinn, directly after eating hearty
supper, at Wheeling, Va, on Monday, lost the use
of his legs, arms and tongue lie has not spoken
word since.
California wa.ther beats ours, by long ends--
Tho Gan Francisco Herald, of the 20th nit states
that few days previous, al Ions city, the thefalsl-
eter In the shade stood Ut one hundred and eight
degrees.
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A GRICULTURAL W AR HO U F.
Il The subscribers continue to manufacture Agri-
cultural Machines and Implements, of the most al-
proved patterns and superior workmanship They ask
attention to "Cariwcll Horse Power and Thresher,
single and doul" gcarrd, with Separator if requlf-
cd which have taken premium ut every fair at
which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Croskilrs ClOd Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower. the best
iii
Rich'S Iron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour Il Sages Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill, excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, from $40
to 81
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes; HarrowS
Grain Cleaners: Tobacco Mills, &c &c.
BALDWIN, CARDWE ELL &CO;,
ap 4-d3m No rs Main IT, Richmond.
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JNO. q. SPOTS,
JND. ID. HARVEY,
WILSON &. THOMAS.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in re,
l. commencing Messrs. Spotts, Harvey & Co. sue
ccssors to the late firm of Mcdonald, SPOTS liar
yey, TO the confidence Of his friends and asks fol
them continuance ui their favor
iy dim JNO. G. MCDONALD.
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TIVE NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHER,
GILES COUNTY, vIRGINiA)
VIII be opened fer the reception VI visitors, on the
Dth June
The proprietor IL gratied to state. that all Difficult
ties ahit roads and coDyeyances have been overcome
and that daily line Of horse Stages Will leave the
Montgomery White daily after hrcakfa Passing by
the yellow sulphur aud reaching New River White
sulphur by dinner. Until the road by Salt Lake 10
the salt sulphur, j. anished. arrangements will be
made fur persons DESTROYS vi visiting the Lake \
miles distant 10 pat the ON the regular line al
pearisburg IL miles distant. for the Red, Salt and
White sulphur.
The proprietor only pledge ais best efforts 10
give satisfaction Ia all respects
WILLIAM EGGLEsTON
Hs- Walker Co and Lucas 4 Eehols. owners Of
tie Stages, have experienced and good drivers on
their line, 10 S-dstc6t
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DICHMONp BELL AND brass FOUN.

DII tt NEINU BETII IN y DKNNN FUU n
IL DRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTURG.-N 225 Main street. between 18th and
9th west -dc.The subscriber has fr SAT-. M GTatCS
Tenders and summer Pieces embracing ltn different
kinds, and il daily manufacturing Grates to- order,
wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Gratr-.
Bells &c, neatly packed and forwarded to any part Of
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done ut the shortest
notice.
NH lo-6m SNM'E D. DENOON.
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS

~ L. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
on ?th street, West eide, between Main and Cary.
VERANDAHs every description of CAST AND
WROUGIIF> IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS.
GRATING and all kinds Of THOU Sc AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK will he done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant will give satstac-
ton. Ny old Friends and the public generally, are
solicited to give me a call before engaging else
where my S-d6m
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For white
=: :.5g..s:z1 TIE ADAMS EXPRESS

TllOS, D0DAMEAD,
- Sup't We. q. R.R,
HARTMAN. kIsOW y & 20.
PropriHtuTs stare i.ina
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NoTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that
application will De made 10 the Chamberlain
Of the city Of Richmond for the renewal of bond No
q 81 tn" city Of Richmond, in the name of r. A. r.
l@hn"r, for five hundred dollars dated Path January
l~' and payable lot January, l~62, said bond having
been lost or insthId my H-IaW.im*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-18
Capitaa o., T.alze smp erioF.

We copy the following from Hunts
Merchants Magazine for July, show
ing the amount Of capital expended upoa
the copper mines Of Lake Superior, and
the amount realized in return for the i'm
menso outlay in mining.
1t is estimated, according to the Boston
Trope7er, that the whole amount expen-
dod il. the business Of exploring AMI work
ing the copper mines on Lake Superior,
up to Jan. 1st, 1857, vas about $8,00o,-
900. The present value of the best min
ing establishment in that region is set
down at s., 500, 900, and the whole amount
Of copper pradueed up to Jan, LIST, is es.
timated at $8,l73,l00. Balance in favor
Of the mines $2,273,l00; butifthe unsac-
eassful establishments be estimated at one
fourth of their cost, and this estimate aa
ded, She balance will be more than double
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-18

"The editor Of the Q6n9ar0 Chiadop-
an, who left Kansas Sunday night last, In
forms one Of the Cincinnati papers, that
Gov. Walker is already as unpopular
among the pro-slayery men as his lIlustrl-
GUS predecessor, GearY, and that bis posi-
ton, surrounded, as he is by them and
without sympathy from the Free State
men, Is becoming uncomfortable ia the ex.
trenle. In addition 10 being placed be-
tween two fires in Kansas, there is a fire
from the rear, opened by the South, and
he knows that Mr. Buchanan is not to be
depended upon to back him in an emer-
gency. lie has failed utterly to ogauize
a "National Democratic party in favor Of
making Kansas Democratic Free State.
Democracy in Kansas means sefflom to
slavery, and the question is directly be
tween Democracy with Triggers" and Re
pablicanism with free white labor. Wal
ker's days Of glory are not only numbered
but past, and the signs of the lines are
that he will in a few weeks, return, sadly
crest-fallen, to the States. The ghost Of
"oleedug Kansas" has him by ssthe throat"
1t is very plain to US, that Walker can
not maintain himself in the course he has
marked ont, nor can the administration
maintain itself in sustaining him, should it
attempt it. We think quite likely that
Buchanan appointed Walker with the 10
tention fiat he should secure the people an
opportunity to be heard in the formation
and final establishment Of their State
Constitution, ana presume Walker went
t. Kansas with that Intention AMI prob
ably still maintains it. Bnt the South
has not abandoned the enterprise If ma
king Kansas Slave State, and The way
10 DO it, they now see clearly, is in refusing
the submission Of the constitution to the
whole people This is what the South
will INSIST on with much unaniinity.-
Can Buchanan and Walker resist? We
do not think ii possible. Buchanan has
now fair chance to establish himself j.,
the confidence and affection Of the people.
If he possesses and chooses to manifest a
little OF The jackson Characteristic, by in
sisting firmly on submitting the constita
ton to the whole voting population, be-
will commend himself to arge majority
Of the pe6",,!la of The whole nation, and,
we thiok, bring peace 50 far as The Terri
tory is concerned. 1o stands whore
Pierce once did, with his opportunities
and his difficulties. Will he prove equal
to the emergency, or fall as Pierce did
The latter seems to lis much the most.
probable. Buchanan is nota Jaekson,and
he is the chosen President, AMI in the
hands and under the influence Of the pow
er determined to make Kansas a Slave
State. We shall not be surprised to see
Buchanan going the way OF Pierce, and
Walker, going the way Of Gearyi to mourn
over broken promises, and curse the defec
ton Of the power that promised 10 back
and sustain him. Free Democrat.
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A Husband aud Wife Esun over
nv lie Cars and Ek5lEea.

We are informed Of a terrible accident
that occurred on the track of the [. G.
Railr cad, west of Menominae station, on
Friday night last, between eight and nine
o'clock. THERE cum3tauces,a as we learn are
these: Three laborers on the roal, with
the wife of one Of them, got on hand
car at Menominee station, with the inten
ton Of going to Dunleith, where they re.
sided. They awaited at the station until
the Express train passed., and then started
for Dun!eih, not needing the signal that
was given that another train was behind.
A freight train ere long was discovefed
almost upon them. The men jumped
from the car Immediately, but the woman
vas too much frightened to move. Hei
husband returned to the car 10 assist her
but was too late. The train came up be.
foe they could get of the track, and inn
4 1nediately killing the woman severing her
head from the body, and inlicting such in-
s luries on the man that he died in half an
hour thereafter. We did not learn Their
0 Names Galena Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-18

BELIEF IN APPARfrIoNs.-l has been
said that a belief in apparitions is natural
to every man. However much we may
dissent from the correctness Of such a gen
eral assertion, there can be no doubt that
it has its foundation in truth. The faith
of a child in this particular is only gradn
ally aapped as he grows up to be a nlan.
Nay, even in mature life, there may al
WAYS be found those who have an unway-
ering confidence IN the reality of these IL
lusions and many of these are persons
characterized BY their moral courage and
love Of truth. | have just remarked that
few things have exerted greater infiu-
ence on the career of the human race, than
a firm belief in these spiritual visitations
The visions Of the Arabian prophet have
ended in tincturiag the daily life OF hall
the people of Asia and Africa for a thous
and years. A spectre that came into the
camp at Sardis, unnerved the heart o.
Brutus, and thereby put an end to ths po-
ltical system that had made the great he
public the arbiter of the world. Another
that appeared to Constantine strengthened
his hand to the accomplishment OF thai
most difficult Of all the tasks of states
man, the destruction Of al ancient faith
fDraper's Physiology.