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412 llNSl lRRa.
WERE BUT WITH THEE

Hours of lonely musing
Sometimes thou must have,
When, of toll a-weary,
Rest thy soul doth crave.
Then, if were near thee,
Care would be forgot,
And obtrusive sorrows
Be as they were not.
Thoughts and themes of beauty,
Rising wild and free,
Would our converse gladden.,
Were but with theel
Thou wouldst bear my spirit
To thy shadow-land,
Where bright shapes of beauty
Spring, a glorious band.
Their harmonious notions
As the wild waves free,
Would enchain our spirits,
Were but with thee!
would bear thee onward
To my realms of life,
Where with joy transcendent
All the scenes are rife.
In that glorious dream-land,
On that magic sea,
1t were nearer heaven
Were L but with theei
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New Series---Vol III, No. So.

Fatal Accident-A Nan Killed by a Moacing
Nachine.-On Monday, the 9Th inst. Mark
Heaiy, of Falls township, son of the late
Christopher Healy, while working moving
machine on his mether's farm near Fallsing
ton, was so badly injured, by his legs coming
In contact with the knives, as to cause his
death soon afterwards. 1t appears that he
started out into the field to cut grass with the
machine, in company with young lad. At
ter operating for some time, he had occasion
to send the boy on an errand TO the barn; when
the lad returned he found Healey sitting upon
the ground short distance in the rear of the
horses and mower, bleeding profusely from
terrible wounds on his legs, and hardly able
to speak from the loss of blood. The boy
hurried to the house to notify Healey's moth
reached the spot he was dead. 1t is supposed
that he fell from his seat, or in some way
came in contact with the knives while the
mower was in motion, and before he succeed
ed in arresting the horses received the fatal
injury. The machine must have struck him
and pushed him aside and passed on, as his
body was not otherwise bruised. The main
arteries of the legs were all cut, causing his
death in shorter time from the loss of blood
The deceased was thirty-two years of age, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. This
is the third fatal accident which has occurred
in this county, within the past two years, from
moving machiues.-BuckS Co. Iatelligencer.
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THE MODEL CHURN.
SPAIN's PATENT
Atmospheric Barrel Churn

SALONA and Perry County Cradles on hand
\ and for sale by FRANCIsCUs
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The West Branch Insurance Go
NE LOCK HAVEN, PA.

1SSURES Detached Buildings, Stores Mer.
chandise, Farm Property, and other Build
ms and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
H,n. John ]. Pearce, Hon. G.. c. Harvey,
him B. Hail, T, 7. Abrams,
iSorles A. Mayer, D. X. Jackman,
T3r,os Crist, w. White,
ft5r Dickinson, Thos. Kitchen.
Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres.
t, 7. ABRA,Is, Vice Pres.
Ta,s Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
f; aqel Il, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, D. D.
, 4. Ninegardner, VIM. Vanderbilt,
/ 4. Mickey, VIM. Fearon,
1 White, DR.. J. S. Crawford,
hnss Qliggle, a. Updegraff,
join W. Mavuard, James Armstrong,
% Simon Ca neron, Hon. VIM. Bigler
az@Agent for Mitiin county, G. ". STEU-
.IRT, ESQ. apps
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,,,,., NAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

4
IVY I.,,,y - The steamship Canada
NJ" ,,.S ~ "A afax, with Liverpool dates to The
ha. I'll. si.smer Ariel arrived at Cork on the
u n ; ;u' u;,h her main shat. broken. She expert
Isnced heavy weather ,o - .s..,
aa ,n;. Nsooleon. The ball passed through bis
nor ~, .v;a,ban was nearly at theend OF her launch
900; wsvs Little else will be done TIL tue niSh t'deS
;nh1snnarv, when abe will be hoated.
Ths American ship Adriaiic, which was conhscateo
nv IN. French Courts tor the coiison WIN tne Lyon
- had escaped from Marseiiles.
Ae.' n.w Spapish ministry had been organized.
w.ak later news has been received from tndis'
~ ,h.r. il nothing from Cswnpore owing to an ~
t.rrup,iOn Of the mails cr c..,
' TSr English money market is easy G: h Gray
L. S,rs. ,f London, engaged in the Canadian oaue'
IyrrpooL, Jan. lj.-Cotton has declined one
s;,hih u.rcs Brcsdstuffs are quiet, With dscih,hR
,s,nrury. Consols GAG e4i. The money market Id
.nsi.r III. Bauk OF England has reduced lis rates
4 10 five per cent o. q, nm
bales Ut which spectators took III Voo osles ana
& nort.rs 4UUU. Fair aud MlddDg have decilned IL
The Lower uual.s are less affected from the scar
city, The slU,k in port amounts 10 4io,ooo paies
4 which there are OF American ~ .Uu0 bales.
There Is ve-y little inquiry tor cotton ~ Manches
fer -Four is very dull and quotations are nonina.
s,.s Of Western al 20 10 2uis Philadelphia and Bal
4 timor. 24s, Ohio 25s. Wheat is very dull at or
cu. vi ID sucs Tuesday; sales of red Ut o' to ot' 10
W.stern Is to II Sd tor CHOICE owing to scarciI9
white rs I'd 10 Is 3d. and IS for choice Corn os''
and steady Provision are quiet. Sugar auo coue'
are unchanged. Carolina rice IL 1888. leo acuSe
4 Ro.in steady at IS Id. Spirits turpeutine steaoy
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/ NICHMUND MARkEIS, jan. 70, 1905.
Il yLOCR-sales at 5a@5h TO Shippers, and 5kG5A to
4 the CITY trade
j WuEAT-(iood 10 prime Rcd, sl.eOal IS; good u
= mine white 81 3O-l 35
y CORE-sses al lja61c fo- new. and 6Ja70cts for
I'D 1.
4 OArS-In demand a, 5000 cents
TuBACCO-The receipts cl old Tobacco continue
SIN Ill and but little old offered at this time, We quote
Inferior old Luss a, stat So good s7sI 20 Inferior Leaf
S. Js. So GOOD s. 15al0 50al Fine Shippiag scarce:
We ouoe such n, SlIal6 So Fine Mauuh.cturng none
in ma kct Tn. receipts of new loose Tobacco have
creased yery much. with more demand at improved
prices u:s s. 7sl 5Da5 GOOD Leaf 81 soar SOFAS 10:
S,cmmpy $40 25.la s7;
HaY-s0,gO c.n,s o.r cwt-s,ock large
RacoSWW omo,e sia. o.. cents Shoulders SIC:
Nam, ~ ere M,rs., ,c,ive Win iiyht recent.
.pn pr;,,o 80 !, sl,s ior !, sn,s liz Hs,imore
W 50 =; p'I, ,ot ~, o dI " me- "
!, SiGaRsNTbs aiv;css rom Iou-ana renor,inv the
1T ninrv N th Cane has nrodpc.d reartion In sugar,
.nJ uh fair demand for the season Prices hay, aivau
I ~ y. W. nna,a Cpha SSSSsc. por,o Rico -6SXc
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FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCESTER

FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCESTER'S
UNRlVALLED PIANOS.
OPIHIoSs OF THE REss.
vNHE following notices OF the press will indicate the
Il estimation in which PIANOS OF his manufacture are
held at home where they made which is tho beet test
good Instruments
"uaving occasion to purchase instrument con.
suited distinguished Professor OF the Piano Forte, and
by his recommendation, applied Mr.. w, and
happy 70 say. with entire satisfaction rs 10 qualify and
prce"-(N. Y. Christian Enquirer.
Those In want Of really good instruments, which they
may purchase with perfect confidence should hy all
means examine those Of his mauuacture."-iE Y. Mir.
ror.
"A in want OF good and elegant instruments. unsur-
passed in touch and Tone tor family and ornament
should pay Worcc-e: visit before they purchase ese
where Home Journal n Y
or the tone Of Mr.. Worcsaers Pianos is unnecessary
10 speak, the fact that the Piano he presented the Irish
lars s conclusive this pont-lHew York Journal OF
Commerce
We do not hesitate sny that. respects tone and
tune, they are eXcellcd by those Of any manu-
facturer either in America EurUpn.-lN York Evening
Mirror.
To obtain the proper tone the highest triumph
and is only gancd by the incest combination OF the bos:
Materials requiring the highest skill united with long
perence Eminent musicians who have used Mr.. Wor.
ceser Instruments give them the preference to the best
imported-lN Y Eve'g Post
Now it is hard to abuse Mr Worcestcrs pianos 10
rs to persuade deal gently by them. recommend
them TO society for its suke-lN. York Commercial
Advertiser.
We are constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Worceers choice Pianos selected expressly Tor our
tabl shmcn which invite the attention Of probes
amateurs public Our prices md terms vii!
be found accommodating. A. NORRIS
81 Main
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&. ID. WOOTTON,
ACCOUNTANT-AGEE
Aunlv m, rho 0f1ce of HThe South.O

7xppf5 ! - 4.
On 18TH STxExr, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
PuScrvALlrY and integrity shall be rgidy observed In
all city aud country demands
REFERENCES: Col Henry Thweatt, Commission
Merchap,s Mcruders sons dealers in Guano, Wheat,
&o Hsbs,on Bro, Furniture Dealers; Peter Tnsley.
Dealer In Boots and Shoes; Col VIM Wison, Inspector
F I Wootton Prince Edward CO; Col 8 D McDearmun.
Inspector Shockoe Warehouse John Wootton, Attorney
AZ Law Henry co.. Roger Pryor, Esq, Editor Of The
Sou,h;" Prof Christian. Richmond; Thomas Camp.
bell Senator from Eottowsy District; w Coleman, Sen
a,or from Caroline District Geo w Hardy Delegate from
Luneuburg Coz A q Dickinson Delegate from Prince Ed.
ward; Joseph Mayo, Esq Richmond.
D.c SI-3Srh
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r. II. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PlANOEEORTE WARE-ROOM

AND PfANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
No. 1S5, MAIN STREET.
FUNHE undorsigned is sole agent in this n6Dlne-
Il city tor the sale of the celebrated -,
NUNS CLARKS PIANO FoRTES.-H
The instruments have received the unquali.a -
ed approval Of the greatest panss In this country and in
Europe He also keeps Pianos of GALE & CO. and other
good and well established makers.
p H. Taylor keeps constantly on hand assortment Of
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general consisting of Pelaubats superior MELODEONS
Of a, and octaves, with single and double reeds
Martin unrivalled GUITARS.
Taylors approved FLUTES-Ghese Flutes not
passed)
Accordeons Clarionets Flutes Flies Flaseole Guitars,
Vioins, Bsnjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clahonets
and brass instruments.
Piano Stools and bes:quaty Guitar and Violin Strings
Thcargcsl and most beautiful assortment Objectionable,
and standard Sheet Music be found in this State.
liberal discount made to Teachers and Schools.
In short every article in TIE Music line may DO had
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In
change for new p. II. TAYLOR
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TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.FOTR
ACRES OLE LAND In CHESTEkElELN ClIlhTY

ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
NEAk THE COURT HoUSr, FUR SALE.
URSUANT 10 IA decree, &c, OF the Circuit Court Of
u Chesterfield County. Al October term, 1857. will rs
Commissioner acting under said decree. sell prirately the
greater part OF the real estate OF which Bena Graves
died seized,
Isl The Dover Tract OF Land, containing 725 acres
lying the south side OF swift Greek, mile from
the Courthouse On this tract are the buildings late the
residence OF Captain Graves and though present good
deal Of repair they scale 10 alto d Hccommo
aa'ion Tor large family The quality Of the la gond
large proportion in original growth well tino"rcd from
which quality OF timber tor Hour barrels nrd
other purposes may be taken There SOM rich low
grounds the creek which at rds considerable wster
power and constitutes boundary TOR u Considerable
distance Tue Clver Hill Railroad pnsses along the
Southern border aording reAdy market fur wnod aud
timber There abundance OF stone, OF good quality
The eitua'ion /. heui;hy IN. egbDrhOOd gund and pre-
sents advan aees To purchasers NOT oen To he met with
This TRAIT will be sold in on b. d.. or divided
Pad Trac, containing Is acres, adj onin. the dover
Lnnd, and lying both sides ot the Clover Hill Rail-
road; sol! good portion Of the timber destroyed
3ri A Tract OF 2iOi acres, adj dining the Lands Of
George Sueirgs E-q.. and hers, aud bounded the
by Swift, Greek the Clover Hill Ra road passing
through IT, Eight cleared the balance pr.n
cipsly in Pine, suiub.e for corr wood.
Atm A Tract containing 1891 acres small Dwelling
House six eight cleared. the balance well Tim
barrd adjoins the lands OF Mrs. findhy and ers
three miles southwest OF the Courthouse. aud the
railroad.
These Lands sold for division.
Persons wishing further Information In relation to Ecm
VIII ENQUIRE 1 Co ~ w. rnuthhy w. hiRlns Ih'h''
ham, w w. II. Cogbil', Esqrs, who reside near the
Courthouse.
Terms of Sale -One.fourth cash. six twelve and cigh
teen months. with interest," the deferred payments
bonds with security and the title retained until the fur
Their order of the Court.
The right going lands 10 believed bs ind,
putab but shalt convey such right Oily vested in
me by snd decree.
MessrS GopDIS & APPERsoS, Of the City Of Richmond
authorised for the sale Of hes. lands and
at whose Office q plat OF the same may be seen
II. HANCOCK, Commissioner.
will also sell moiety of Tract OF Land, contain
ing SIS acres, adjoining Clover Hill Pits. This very
superior farming land The riglt the coal and Other
minerals will not be sold H. HANCOCK,
Ian 2l-cu2w Agent and tiunri.n
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~ HOSTETTERS BITTERS How often do

We hear The inquiry made, what get to cure this
violent cranp am mighty subject tor well know the
cause be my frequent indulgence in eating the
getaDles and fruits OF the besides taking dozen
or glasses Of cewater during the day-consequent
IT, must pay the ponay, Our advice to such would be-
siways keep bottle OF Hosorer's Celebrated sto.
mach Biters the house, will afford instant relief 10
uny persou having Cramps Spssms Cholera Morbus &c,
which are generally the result of over.ndulgence In We.
eetablc diet 10 fact when interest Is consulted 'aui.
" eau afford to be without these Btters. They be
had Of any druggists for dollar per bottle
tanning full quart, which will last the season.
For sale By oil principal druggss and dealers Cener.
ally. Jan 9O-d&c2w
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gwOoDs REsTORATIvE-of all /

WOUDS HESIV"Hf H'-of al 'ae TT
,os,ves for the hair that have been invented Woods
p.eeminen.ly claims the first place 1t will certainly
restore the natural color OF the hair If the directions are
followed tor sufficient length OF time. 1t also has pro.
Jueed astonishing effects in bringing growth o hair,
where the head had been previous bald Wood does
NOT pretend thai 1t will do this in all and think
hi. apdor is good recommendation Of the virtues "hch
are destroyed no human power can make them grow
again but where there /. any vitality lett in the root the
restorative will renew the hair In all its pristine
yigor IL hs. done this repeatedly where all other
dies had failed II is therefore worth while In a
make the experiment For clearing the head Of dandru,
,n th;ckenins and strengthening the hair has rival
II Hts,ern Patriot.
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond.
TIM oN-rvow DIR
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA.


SWAN COIN LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
$4,000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
FNHE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co..
l. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each Of
their Lotteries for FEBRUARY, 1855, at AUGUSTA, Gs In
public under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
CLASS ],
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February 9Th, 1883.
CLASS .,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, February Is, 1858.
CLASS s,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February 20, 1858.
CLASS t.
To lie drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia, In public
SATURDAY, February 81, 1858.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
NIPICENT SCHEME
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TRUSTEE SALE or v,LTSBLE SLAVES ~
AUCTION

6AN TUESDAY, the 23i my Of February next a;
y O'Clock shall expose t. sale Ii; public sucnon
II" cy II Richmond Il; tGc store at Hessrs. f. s. Co
& Co., No ~ Main street suGGry slaves, under G',.
81 me Circuit C"urt OF $40 syv Lit County n tee &
o. WARM, IS " clifford. Anon; ih,m Is 4 msr ,,.,.
also, superior servant, two w.r!cn, II gir', y.u. 4.
boy. cnilrea Tnr.c servant, ar, accu,r 's0
g homework, and ran br recommended Terms 90.
CHARLES G. WEXFORD, Trust.
Sale conducted by h.. B. Cook & Co.. .iGct!oncer-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 WE ara authorized to say that HUNTER n.
IL MARSHALL. Esq, at the request Of many a
riend. respectfully announces himself as 'o'
the Office OF Judge OF the Third Judicial Circuit.
Jan 23-tls,March
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGiSLAi y ne.
HARklsBrkG Jan. 2S.-Resolutlons were offered
in The Legislature ips,ruc,iug the United States Sc.
nstors Of Pennsylvania TO resist The abundance Oh
Kansas unless the Constitution received the sn'
ousl,eed sanction of msjor,ty OF The bona hds
residents. Much confusion ensued. The resolutions
we're referred TO Special Committee.
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~CANDIDATB FOR sHERlFFALTHH;S,
~ We are authorized to announce Colonoi Eoh-
WE'LL cOBBs a candidate for the Sherihalty OF the
county of Buckingham subjccto convention Oh tue pe
mocratie party to be held ut February Court
EoL
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ALTERNATIVES LIND F0H SALE.

XlNVIN NY T"I'3I Ut ttTT" 'UT'I"7I HIU W.
n acres in aDrn,arle crGmly adjoining the l,r
o Massey. Snced and othcr-. miles iro'
Charlottesville. two and as from Shs,iw"H pcpu;
and two from the Rivnnna improvement One EurG -
and twenty cleared, well cuci srd "a: Ina s.
U improvement One third 81 thu is Cnrt bottom.
luEd dwelling and all seSry buildings Hrr ::
the plrce and II well ui nr-f water Ia the ys-!
TERMS hb raj or. il desired. exchange .Cr RE
inond property will he made
address AZ Richmond. or call nj my Office corrcr =
Franklin and Governor streets
Oct l6-cfiJHSdfi :. a HNET. " u
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COMMlSslONki, :, -,nE REAL EsTt =
ON BROOK TURNPIKE "a MILES EORTE &

q : COMMISSIONER. sppain:cd by two scrcra q.
"a crees, the one pronounced by the Crcui; CuG';
lenrco Oh III. lah Of May l5:J III the case OF Iyr!
as.ins, Taylor, guardian, &C. and the Other by Ec!Ic
County Court. pronounce ! on the - day OF
is55 In the case OF Tyler Tyler, &c -halI pracr
sell, NJ public auction on the premises SkrukDil
the lhh st February, le5s Mt thu hour Il DC ock V
two several parcels OF land, wrh small house each
thr one containing Sin acres and the other acres
Thee lanis lie the side oil the Brock TurIp H.
nearly opposite 10 the Brook Church, .ia ri
adapted to market crrdens
Terms made known at the hG'r of -ae.
BARTLETT TYi EP Con-
Sale conducted bv GorpIN 81 aPPERsox, Auc;s.
jan % -IsWtt chS Ndl
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ATCTIGN SALES.

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
Two HUNDRED ACRES OF THE WtsuISGToN
HENRY ACADEMY TRACT
n filE GhHtrsisned, committee acIs under authority
u conferred py Board al! Trustees a the Wssb;nS
ton Henry Acadt N.Y. will sell the premises 200 acre
OF Land hr"ns'n: TO said Academy OF the 10Th day OF
men, consist oi good dwelling House with the u,unl
building. This place is situated eight miles from ,hc
City OF Rirhmord, and ore md halt miles from Alice
Station, the Virginia Central RGruGc il. exc.llcn,
ueghbOrhood.
About forty cleared the balance heavily tim
bercd with Pine wood ready sale for which is found
AtIres Station, Terms made known On day Of sale.
GEO. w. POLLARD, }
+. NJ. GARDNER, COMMITTEE
Jan l9-ctus T.. T. MEREDITH \
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LUNENBURG LAND fOn sALE

q FINE Tract OF well lmbercd Land in the County Of
Plank Road and i've miles south of the Courthouse
The land will be sold low and there liz, doubt timer
cnurgh might be- sold to the Plank Road Company 10
more than pay double Tor the land All of the land is in
original growth, and contains go No improve
on it,
For further information apply TO THoAAs & BoLLIsG
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