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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
IVI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR MPER OR 8


WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t 10 the ornament God AimseU pro
vided for all our race. Reader, although the rose
sys be- eSsr so The eeth be those Of
if the head beref Of its GOVERNS, or the hair be
ona2m. Prs fs4 # used
nsStiy secure to ali such an ornsment. Read the
following and Judge The writer of the first is the
celebrated pianist, TiaIbere:
NEw YORK. April 10. 1858.
DR.. wooD: Dear sir-Permlt me to express to
you the obagati"ps | am under for the entire re.
the time of my arrival in the United States. 1t was
IaIldi3 becoming cray, but upon the apple ,ton Of
hue. | consider your IestO alive very wonderful
ss Su1s as well
"Drych ar GwyIedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, Is Nassau st..(
PROF. o. J. Woon: Dear SIr-Some month or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle Of your HAIR RestOr-
her hair. little think nE, the time, that would
restore the gray hair 20 lis original color but To her
formed that wonderful effect 10y turning all the gray
hairs to dark brown, at the same time identifying
and thick enlng the HAIR | strongly recommend the
Change Of their hair. CHAs CARDEW.
NEW YoRK, July %, 1857.
mend your hair Restorative as being the most eff
cacous article ever saw. Since using your Hair
most white, have gradually grown dark, and now
feel confident that a few more applications will re;
store to their natural color Itasohas rehev ed
me of all dandruff and unpleasant itching, SO com
mon among persons who perspIre freely.
j. g. KILBY.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 1857.
PROF. WooD About two ears ago my hair oom-
nenced falling of and turning gray. | was fast be-
coming bald and had tried nany remedies to no Ell
feet | commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last. few applications fastened my hair
hrmly 1t began to MI up crow out. and turned back
to Its former color, back) this time it is fully
restored to ITS original color, health and ppearance
and oheerfuy recommend its use to all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up III bottles of 5 sizes,
viz Large, medium, and small the small holds Il
n plpt, and retails for S. per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small, retaIls for So bottle the large
retails for SS.
%. J. WOOD Il CO, Projectors. Sl2 Broadway
New York, tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
hshment,l and ia Market ST.. St. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma ID SIN
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TINE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
PANY.

One 81 the steamships OF this COMPANY, cSrry Ing
the United Statos Mails for ACAPULCO, IxNoek
CALF ORNIA, and OREGON, leaves E&a&
Panama twSe each month. on the arri-s447A
val of the United States Mail s. 8. Company steam
orr, which leave New Orleans and New York regu.
larry On 18th and Goth of each month with the msils
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved By the Navy Department, and guaranty sSssd
sad JafSty.
The Panama Railroad 81 miles lops) in now COM
pleted from ocean TO ocean, and crossed in or
hours The baxssge Of passengers is oheok ed in New
York through to San Francisco, and ers are
embarked al Panama By steamer at the oompany's
expense. The money paid in New York covers all
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san rsnolsoo, TO prevent detention case OF aeci-
dent so that the route is entirely rs!fabIs-no nil
are having OCCURRED IN eIg hit years.
rive at Aspinwal.
Conductors go through By oach steamer, and taks
tors
For through tickets 1t the lowest rates apply ~
the agency. IN West street, New ork. to
kRMsfRUNS, II RRIs Z co.
bm-u. r.r O.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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limited STATES MAIL. LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINZ
AN1 WITHOUT BAILuRR FOR RIGHT YEARS, YsR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA M A RAILROAD.
ksssisr ssiIiss Days, EtA + 2otI sf sssA s.sssj

CATIIor.-So many frauds ard imposl- --Aan&
tlons Of various kinds have been lately 1EE&XN
gerpetmted on travellers hound to CALI-sH06s1eeA
FORNiA, that tho SUBSCRIBER, the only authQrlxed
Agent for passage by the u. s. MaiI Lire via Pana
ma. in the city Of New York, feels it his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, thoJ must be careful TO
find the true Office of the steamships of the U. g.
Mail Line. via Panama Railroad, as no other ofios
in New York IS authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one office in New York,
which is at III est street corner of Warren street.
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the Com
pany's Whsrf.
III Observe my sign over the door.
-, l. w. RAYMONp, Aren't,
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CERTAIN LAMP, 70 MARkEAT' II r2 TX

The grant of land made by the act Of Congress-,
soPnoveo June ., $50, 70 me state 81 hlchlgan TO
mentioned. having been so far adjusted 90 astho-
rlze the release fjOm withdrawal Of me lands here
lnafer dSscrlbed NOTICE - btTtby sirea that a. the
ysosnt ofsr.d lands whicn ne Outside of siy niiss
on each side Of The Grand Rapids ard Indiana
aud Milwaukee," Railroad, situated in the under
mentioned townships, which have not been sc ected
Congress. or legally aimed by pre- emptIon. snd
tchi,h csrs subject 10 pirate sHiTy tht date OF
the DAYS ard at the placs hsrslpafter speoisd, At
The Ordinary minimum Of 81 Is per
Az the land office 1t IoNIA Monday, ths Is day
81 AEsH't vert, VIZ:
North OF the base lane and ,csSf Of fht priHeIpoI
meridian.
Townships, Sc, To- n, L. IS, L. IS, u, ls 49, and
Townships 4 S, 6, 10, II, 70, Is H. u.s. I7.lsIs.
Townships I. S, 81, To- II. H. u.s. L. 49, Is. 49, 10,
Town.hpsf Z, $: :. TELL, u, 1914 1915 1878,
Townships Z. S, g. 70 10, IS, L. IL. Is. aud p Of
Townships 4 IS, 10, H. 10. and p. If
range sixteen.
Townships SIS, 10. IS. Is. H. Is. and p. of ranse
townships To- IS. Ie IT, H. 10 and 20 of range elsa
teen.
Township Is, OF range nineteen.
At the land once at rRhvERsE CITY on Monday,
the 10th day Of August next, VIZ:
NORTH Of fhs base I'm. and lrssf Of ths prtnctPaI
,nerfdtan.
townships Il, z, Is, "a IS Is, 27 %, 81 81 and 35,
Townships p. 2, %, "a. Is. d, q. and a. Of range
twelve.
Townships q, q, g. "a, IS, g. p, and y. OF range
Townships 81 p, Is "a IS 26. and p, of range ten.
,Towash,ps q. a. a. 80 a. snd 81 ct range Elpe.
nsSlps - a. of,.n,e seven nu D. o' "hse eisht'
tin ar under IN, hand at the city Of Washington,
thus ia hIh dsy Of June, Ammo Do.nl one thoIssnd
GIG "u''1' ~ ~ HOS A. HENDRICKS.
CommssiOneS Of the General Land Office.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JUN
~ Contsnts-FeiTce's Analytic Mechanics; Geo.
Stephenson; he Missouri Valley and the u
PlalaF; Contemporary French Literature; The
Philips Fanny a. Philips Exeter 40 Sdemb; The
AGda-iums . Avs OF As ocIatGOn IN bTnAme mai
GsTd'lInsi Ozznsm's GIvIlizStIon uf the o 8fih
Cen.u Lord S"l mandy, EAR Of kevo nt IoO "a
Par's: The Rasanss and their COuatr, Reoert
,'"""",tsues the New Testament; Clinical
Notices.
received by
Es FRANCK TAYLOR, Aren't,
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Form OF Guarantee.

The undersigned name tho euarantorD of tnare
the town. ard State OF name the state and name
of second guarantors. &c.,D neTaby undertake thst
the above nsmed tnNme the bidder or bidders will.
his Tor theT offer above be accepted enter into
contract with the United States within fifteen rays
the acceptance of HIS for theIrl offers before men
toned
Witness signature of suarantOrs
! csrtIfE that the above named there name the
gusrantOrs are known To- TO be good srd respOn-
slble suar8ntOTs an tins case. (SIgRtUTsD
TO be signed 10y the district judge DIST lot after
ney, coll ectOr, navy agent, or some person known
to the BureBu TO he res runslble.
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CHE GREAT HEALTH REsTOKERE

e The Life OF the Flesh is in the Bloodn
When the Blood becomes vltIated. impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses Its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and pallld. tbs Liver dlSOrdered, Dyspepsia
and IndIscston follow, the Spirits drOOp, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE S HEALTH RESTORER
Or SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upOn the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels
Impart new vlgOr and tone to a constitution ian
paired ny disease from any cause. Ii removes PIN
pies and all skln eruptIOns; aTOuses the physical
covers OF both seKes. gives bloom TO the pallId
cheek. and ma kes one Joyous and happy. Though
medicinal Ia Its effects IL is perfect cordial Ip
taste. IL is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, winch III their very nature eXhausting
and debllItatng. For DrOpsy, or drOpscal swell
Ings, or Kidney and Ba der affections 1t acts ike
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 81 cents.
Sold by StOtt, MCPHERSON, Clarke, Waite Kid
well & Lawrence, Dr. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City; CIscel d kldweil, Georg etown.
ms % -dSm
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XNHEN mn THE COuRsE OF HI1MAN

WHEN N TIL K COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractions-a fine head of bair-it
becomes matter of serious Importance, and tha
aGestlon Is W hat shall We do to stop the hair from
2y 70 THIS 9usry, we beg TO say try DIR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
apphcstons will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dane ruff, keep the scalp clean and white,
anq lmpart freshness and vlgOr to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years the
continued use of 1t two months will insure you a
uIuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle and if
and get the price paid.
Ask for DE-. HaTris' Hai- Promoter and Improver
Sold IN RICHMOND by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist, CORNER Main and 18th, and Main and wall sts
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, BROWNS Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and b.
b: CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
SVSnubI Iy
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

hh OhEAT PAIN ANNlHlLATOR
REMEDY FOARD DYSPEPSIA
w FAX STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
hhfiSHoHNE'S SCRE-ALL-Prepared by a
Bottles l2ts. Is and 50 cents.
. HnTtSh0Tne'J CkTe-dH should he kept in all fam-
hes; In case OF accidents or sudden Sickness
HdrEhorre'S Cure all cures Rheumatism
HdTShoTne'S nre-aN cures Cramps Colo.
Pam IN the stomach or Bowels.
HdIiShorHs's Csre all cures Pain in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
ScaIds and Burns. Do'"0"'
Harishoyns's Cp-s- all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the Joints. WV"
HdTtShOrne'S Cure all cures ChoIera riarrbpa
and all Pam.
HaIlshorne's Cr,s-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
ness from cold. ~
HaTfshOrns's Cure all cures Dyspepsia and In
Throat; also Cuts and Sores. ~ N0'0
Hg,tShorHs's Cure all eKTes all Spinal Affections
ard w edkness IA Limbs. -
HdTfyhoyre'S Cpre-oH 10 a great tonic To Waek
StGmach ard Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
ID AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
and Body also, Stf Neck-every person should
get a bottle. lt acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
SInews, Blood and Bones and, 10y It's warming cleo
s, poTer expels ali pain from the system
H00R BBi MI y39 rd have Cough; use Harris
WnriT IL UT Is the best Cough Syrup in the
ANrfS9pn are Bous, use HARTSHORNE,s
er, omaaddhioGS PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
Foul S-cretinna. Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
IN WaSn'n medicines TO be had at all Drug Store,
town II. PEEL guy kldwel & CIscell at George
= ~ u 70 Alexandria ma Sl-Iy
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and ITS y M EESO ~,

H Jsis P brs RsK NAT DECLINE.
A few words on The eRRa a,S,l re SOth Thousand.
We.snss.. Of s,maioTrhs. Local
Genital and Nervous DEBILITY Imnn' HAG
s ssnSy, ana ,imPedtlRHents 70 Marriage
The important fact that the mapy ,Isr,n;
PSHls; originating IA the Imprudence and solitna
-, y"u'h, may he easily removed WITHOUT Msno
- ia TINS small tract, clearly 81.
sdJn.ite.t new and highly sdoUessful Treatment
81 PLtcu bJ The author, fu ~ ex planned BY means
80 h,vh eVefy one is enabled to cure HIHsrIp
ssvn,dy ma AT the least possible cost. thereby
ST. aia the advertised nostrums of the day
sss Snvs,ops by RENTING post Paidj two post
sp ~ tsepss aE.., R R., b; DE LASEYL
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VIRGINIA., TENNESSEE,
GEORGiA, ALABAMA.
MlSSISSIPfI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TlCkkTS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pepnsy lvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board of the Steam cry
Boat GEORGE Page, or at the Office of the Orang and
Alexandrla Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, Domvilis, Lymch5urg, Bristol,
KaOrUiHe, Dalton, Atianta ChattamOoga,
NashrtHe, HnmtSUitis, Grand Junction,
NemphtS, Montgomery and Nerc Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway connso-
tons 70 Memphis.
AfOrding greater E1psdi:i0H and Comfort and
beng over DlI Sh than 10y any al her route
The steam Try boat George PAGE leaves the foot
of7th street at Ga a. for Alexandria where pas
sengers t. Ike the cars joT Richmond. Charlottesville,
Stauntnn, White Sui phur Springs, Woodstock d o !,
and at ia p. m. for Richmond and all points Sorth-
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phrs.
Baggage Wagons and Omnhuses leaye the Office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. IA. and p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
je It'll Washington.
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A ShiCkEafSG PIANOIN REsTOp,,,,n
Nu.in 81 leap On accommodating ta,n D ,,
.-- W; q. METZEROTr.
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poR TSMOUTH n III

Class No ]. Bricks class No. ?. Grant,; class No.
,. yellow pine timber; class No. 4. Yellow pine
lumber; class No 9 VIII tie zine and spruce ilnbrr
aAd lRmber, (whIte pine eeasOned.l class No Z.
Lime and hair: class No. T. Cement: class No 9.
sand; class No TO- slate; class No. H. Iron and ne Is:
ctaes No L. Steel; class No. IS. hugers: class No.
No. iG. ship chandery; cIass NO. l61s Sperm oil;
class No.: Hardware, ass No. H. Stationery; cass
No. 81. Hay: class No. II. PrOveuder; class No. y
Charcoal; class No p. Cooper snd composition nails
n No lro,
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THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL
L WAYS MAKES HER REGU- r.
LAR TRIPS TO MOUNT YER EesH
NON, starting from her wharf at the sS1scztISS5As
foot of 18th street, IN this city, mt 81, O'Clock on
Tuesdays and Fridays, advertised. When ais
engaged In Transporting excursion parties on the
her hours for their accommodation are so ar
not To interfere with the regularity of her
trips to Mount Vernon.
This announcement has been rendered reoess,ry
by the prevalence of an erroneous impression the
CONTRARY. ie l6-ff
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TrSyal0rs' Oirootary.

THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passenger for
.sd,ia q ksI1s J: s y ls s!sa &@9H
the Alexandra and Washington Railroad. f,h 1T.
yeyed To the Long Bridge station, where = good
break fast can he obtained. This line ca res the
y. :. Mail Tor the O. Il A. X. X. Passengers Will
find 1t free from the annoy ance Of wagons and erses
that is met with on the boat. 1t is the most sxps-
dltious and. IN many instances, the most econoplI
cal route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore.
N B.-Coaohes furnished for Excursions ard Pic
MICS. je24-f
TVNhE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL.
i run as follows: IT,
a. ?, 4, and O'Clock p. m. 1G7E.zs.zn
Leave Washington at 6, o, IL o'clock a. m, l, 8, 5,
and 7o'clOck p. IN.
The THOMAS COLLYER. when on the route,
will run RI opposite hours. are IS cents.
Whaey's OmuIhuses, connecting with the Page
and COyer, will leave the Capitol and Of 18th
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
leave Alex andra.
je3-tf RICHARD WALLACE, Pres
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WHITE POINT GRAVEL for roofing and
". garden walks. Also, beat Holland Point and
IA SAND StOgether with the best Hickory, Oak,
Pine Wood, and the best " hIts ard X cd g. IN and
free burning Coal for Summer use.
On hand and for sale at my W God, Coal and Sand
Depot, corner OF = and 18th street, the Canal
WA III X. W.RkTER
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BOSTON.

Glass Ne. |. Bricks; c'ass No. = Stone. class No
4. \ eilOvpIne lumher; class No. ). Oak and harC
wood; class No. Z. White pine. spruce. and jumper
timber and iumDe class No. Lime and haIr Ct si
No g. Cement; class No. 2. Gravel and sand: class
no. 10. slate; ass no II. iron, IRON spikes aHC
naIis; class No. ~ Stee!; class ne. H. Flies ella 81
No. -. Pants, oil and glass; class No. Is ShIJ
caandeTJ: cass No. i61s. Sperm OH; class No. IA
Hardware: class No. IL. Stationery: class no. ~
Hsy aud straw: c.aSs No. p. Provendsr; class No
~. Cha coal: class o. IS. Picking; class No. -
Iron castings; ctass No, IL Aurers
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EmPLOfMENT.-SSo MoNTH-A ResIdeu
n Agent ~ want ed n every town and county In
the hted states, to engage IN q rec pectabie and
easJ ppslness, b! which the above profits NAV &c
cerIninS reaiIzed. For full particulars address DR.
sey City, y. j. ~ ? III ,i,n
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the fish, in The bait so The SINNER hides,
covers up, the sin which is meant TO des-
troy the soul, in the promise of pleasure
or profit.
la a certain city one day, young
girl asked permission of her father 10 al
tend the theatre that evening; the father
very wisely declined granting her re-
quest.
She left home in the afternoon for her
boarding school, in another section OF The
city, and there found The lady teacher en-
gagged in making up party among the
scholars for The purpose of passing the
evening at the theatre.
The teacher invited her to join the par
tv but she declined, saying, 81 cannot
90; my father has just refused me per-
mission, and must not disobey him.
The teacher very improperly urgedher
10 90, and said, "Yo fs,her would not
surely object dill lie know that would
accompany you
The young girl yielded, and went with
the party.
Children, did she obey Gods com.
mard, which says, "HOnor thy father and
,hy mother, that thy days may be long
upon rho lard which the Lord thy God
glyelh thee p Or did she obey the in-
JUNCTION at the head of this article, III
sinners enlice, consent thou not ~
The theatre was brilliantly lighted and
| filed with people. Much of The beauty,
fashion and talent of the city weIe there.
The music was charming tie perfor-
mances highly attractive, and everything
promised pleasure 10 the audience. The
play went off we'll, until they came TO
part in which fire was used, when some
one announced the terrifying fact that the
theatre wdS on fire Then followed
scene of woe which cannot be described
many were burned or crushed TO death,
and among them was the young girl above
named and the whole city was made 10
weep over ,he loss Of her sons and daugh-
teTs.
The father heard the news Of the dread.
iul Calamity; and while he sympaihized
! with those who were bereaved, he thank
ed God that he had saved his daughter
from destruction by refusing her request.
BIT O his jov was short lived. for the
next breath of news told him that The ash
es of lis daughter were mingled with The
ruins of the theatre, and her soul had gone
from the play house TO the bar OF God.
Dear children, "lf sinners enlice thee
consent thou not" lest you be hurried TO
eternity with your sin fresh upon your
snnl
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53SS.BI5AMB0U3o
Horrible Tragedy in New York.

hOTflDIe lFaSeuy HI new 1oih n
Il UhOle Family Butchered by Son
We find the following particulars reIa
tive TO the recent homicide in New York
an account of which was published b. tel.
egraph, on yesterday, in the New York
Evening Post Of Wednesday, and as the
story is on every ones lips, we conceive
ltProper 10 give the whole truth as nearly
as possible. The Post saws:
The family consisted of Francis GoLl-
dy, Jane A. his secoud wife, three sons,
Francis A., the homicide; Nathan. four.
teen years old; Charles Wesley. five
years old; daughter, Mary Eliza. fifteen.
Two small children, two and four ve.rs
old, and two servant girls, Elizabeth Carr
and Joanna Murphy.
Ii appears that The young man Francis
had contracted some haoils which d;s-
pleased his father. He was ou, TOO late
at night and wanted too much monev
His father refused 10 give him a nigh,
key. but would get up and let HIN in
when he came bone of nights. and, per.
haps, rebuke him for his unreasonable
hours. 1t is stated, also, that Frank, as
he was called, yesterday took bank book
from his fathers drawer, which the Ole
gentleman pronounced no better than
stealing.
Whatever the provocation or cause,
Frank Went home about ten O'Clock las
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oper--Doro etnero ncUen aoprtne Aip ioure
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING

walls rent and broken. A kitchen built
up against house was entirely demoli>h-
ed, and the cook store hTled across Ae
entire biock-the pipe being driven so far
thai 1t conld not be found al all The
Post Office was kept in store, the front
of which had large windows. These were
broken in by The violence Of the wind, and
the contents Of the building, consisting OF
the mail matter, dry goods, etc., were
gathered in lis embrace, and scattered over
The prairie in every direction Many OF
The letters were entirely lost.
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Girl Burned in a Theatre.

DEAR CHILDREN. -Open your Bibles al
the Book Of Proverbs, first chapter and
tenth verse, and there you will find iIie
words "lf sinners snlIce lhee, consent
thou not" Now these are Gods ~ ords
spoken TO each one Of you. You know
very well who sinners are-ihey who
transgress The Law because tie Bitle
says "Sin is the iransgression OF The
law" To enice, means TO persuade.
allure fish with bsired hook. You
hide the hook, which is meant 10 destroy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-06
LINES.
BY JESSIE LEE.

Oh ask me not why lis Pm sad,
When all around are gay ;
Or why, when oher hearts are glad,
sigh and turn away.
Oh there are sorrows Of The heart
No mortal eye may trace
Sorrows that hid bright hope depart
And seek elsewhere place.
Ah, yes ! the brow may wear smile
And laughter, wild and free,
May gush from lips OF wltchlng wlle'
In Joyous melody.
The sparkling eve ofyouth may bean
With fond delight and JOY,
And fancy, in the future, dream
OF tliss without alloy.
How oft, at eve, mine ear hath caught
The echo laugh Of glee,
But, to my soul, it ever brought
Sad memories 10 me.
For have learned how oft a smile
Doth veil the deepest grief
A cheerful tone can woe begule
And give the heart relief.
Full many 1ow'ret, fresh at morn,
Hath reared its lovely h ad-
Ere evening-lo it weeps fororn,
And mourns its blighted bed.
The joys we Gull, along The path
OF this OZARK vale Of tears,
And fleeing as the lightsome laugh
We've heard in earller years.
Then ask me not why lis I'm sad,
When all around are gay
Or why, when other hearts are glad'
sigh and turn away.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-06
Terrible Western Storm

The St. Paul Minnesolian says: From
the country papers and other sources, we
learn that on Wednesday, lst ult., one OF
the most terrific storms ever known in this
region, was experienced at the village OF
New Ulm. some thirty miles west OF 81.
Peter, on the Minnesota river. Althou4h n
il lasted but a few minutes, such was lis
violence. that six buildings we're entirely
DESTROYED, and not single building in the
town escaped without injury. One bull
dino was lifted from lis foundation, car
ried some twenty-five feet, and turned
over on its side. Another large house.
one of The best in The P ace, not hnisheu'
was moved some six feet. and badly rack
ed and injured. Several others had heif