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DEMONSTRATION.

Por "a Gale dsspuss &c Va q IA casa De nuEca.
Ispan5A Proverb.
There IS thief that walks The world,
Ia the quick MONDAY and the starlsss night
Pro,eau Ike, nov hinged and CURED,
Razzed anon. and grim and stark
And be plies bis trade with eszssLsss skill,
Deaaltly, varily, working I'D.
But Troll the charm
VIII keep you from harm,
IF scored ia your memory ever,
oWho walks IN the streets Of By-aHd b. wall STOP
a. the house Of Eersr.'
He steal your purse he sseaLs your lime,
The golden grain q deeds
FROM the chat ofpurpose be hlches or
With aubtie hand Of greeti
He ainrs the numbered rust o. mind,
And Il sinks its captive, chained and blind
But this is the charm
VIII keep you from harm,
Iftcared Oh your memory ever,
sWho walss in the streets Of Bg-aaa-By, viii
stop at the house Of Nerer"
ILgNes WHICH e4I-A"A gl'fa-'$AAA AA-Ns 8@E-5
Al DIg5hing rose uncur-s;
Tears which Wisdom should alchelaze
Toa glorious rain q pearls
Soft germs whence loves goo5ly fruit sloGldr rise,
He withers and changes and pe-Eiassi
But here is the charm
VIII Keep you from harm,
Ifborre On your mind f0r everi
"Who walks III the streets Of Bg-aHd-By, will
Stop a. tie house Of bever."
Like the mighty Nemesis Of old
Ha sandals Of wool are made,
And swift. will he glide and still % your side,
With light touch On your shoulder laid
And Wait. there is time are the druggsd words
giyeu.
And he ateais from your soEl its last chance d
heaven.
Bat this piyIacter bind
On the brow Of your mind,
FIRM and forever,
"Who walks ia the streets Of Bgaad-Ey. vii
stop at the house ofNeger."
A. the stony seeds in the oIden time,
Spraug up into armed men,
So thoughts-aeeds sown in the field Of life,
Raise go0dler ranks again.
Those-mailed hosts in earth's strifs3 known
TLese-angels to stand by the Great Whit
Throne;
Then the wisdom deep
Oi these old words keep
Your guide forever;
"Who walks IN the streets Of By-all-Bg, vii
stop as the house Of Nerer."
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SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT
FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND FIFTY
WOUNDED. Ne1o York, July16.-When
the 5 o'clock train Of last evening from
this city, on the Erie Railroad, was at
Skin Hollow, just this side of Port Jer-
Wis, rail gave way, and the two rear
cars were thrown down an embankment
Of thirty feet.
Nine persons were killed-Mr. and
Mrs. Brown and son Of Tioga Valley
Louis Sayy, wife and child, of New Or
leans Mrs. Adam Ray; William Chill
der "a boy,) and II. Wood.
Forty-seven were wounded.
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Y
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
Z A new and revised edition Of ESQ pages and
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mode OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hints Oh the
evil results from empirical practice: to which i
added commentaries on the diseases Of females
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illustrated by beautiful plates. It points out the
remedies for those sell afflicted rniseries and dis
appointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent in the
young. II Is truthful adviser to the married
ana those contemplating marriage. It's Dersual
Is particularly recommended to persons entertain~
ing secret doubts Of their physical condition and
VINO are conscious ofhaving hazarded the health.
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Pnce 70 cents per copy, or five COPIES for 81
mailed free Of postage to any part Of the United
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y. I'LL hose who prefer may consult Dr..
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His medicines often cure il the short snac N ~
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q Governor Wise does not agree
with Senator Hammond. He says:
" | say that labor is not the mud
sill Of society; and I thank God that
the old colonial aristocracy of Virginia,
which despised mechanical and manual
labor, is nearly run out. Thank God
that we are beginning to raise miners,
mechanics and manufacturers, that will
help TO raise what Is left Of that arislo-
ctacy Up to the middle ground of res
pectabliity."
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Newbury Seminar
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torty-seVen were wounded.

VALUABLE REcEIPTs.-To destroy
bed bugs-tread on them.
To destroy rats-catch them one by
one and fatten their heads properly in
the lemon squeezer.
TO drive flies out Of the house-put
your molasses barrel out Of the house, in
the backyard in the sun.
To kill cockroachcs-get a pair Of
boots, then catch the cockroaches, put
them in barrel get in after them and
dance.
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e. julius Caesar Hannibal, giving an
account Of his sea voyage, says: All de
passengers was now heavin', and if dat
wasn't enough, de captain give orders
for de ship 10 heave too, and she hove
too
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ROOT AND HERB BITIERG

Composed Of SarsgparilLa T5Jd Cherry, YelJ0ag
Dock, Prlekieg Ash, THOroughaoo1t, I2hz5Gr5, Aaur
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poaaa as to net IN concert and assist Nature in
eradicatjag disease.
The effects Of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blood BY
removing all Instructions from the internal or
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TEN Liver Complaints-that main wheel Of 50
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COstiVeness, HUmors of the Blood and Skin, In
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Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flatlu-
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plaints caused by torpid or diseased Liver a
disordered Stomach or bad Blood, to which all
are more or less subject in Spring and Summer.
If taken in large doses, Fever and Ague may
be broken up and cured at once. This has be-
come standard medicine, and is decidedly the
best the world ever saw.
Only % cents for pint, and 81 liz cents for
q large bottle.
Sod by all medicine dealers everywhere. Or,
ders should be addressed to j. O. LANGLEY.
Proprietor, II Marshall ST., Boston, Mass IONS
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JACK KETCH SENDING IN Hrs LIT
TIE BmL.-A Ducth journal recounts,
that at the beginning Of last century,
Amsterdam was in the habit Of employ
ing the HARLEM executioner, and that.
with view to save travelling expenses,
it was usually contrived that a good
many executions should be fixed for the
same day The following bill, showing
the amount earned by this fortunate and
painstakiHg functionary on Dec II, 1872,
Is preserved in the archives of Amster-
dam To beheading a man, 15f.; to
hanging man, Gd.; to breaking a man
on the wheel, nine blows, at 60. the
blow, 27f. to hanging the same indiyid-
ual afterwards, Ga. to hanging two 9th
ers, with swords stuck in their heads.
49,; to hanging four more, at 6d. each,
24h. to hanging youth, 81. to hang
ing TWO men, and piacarding their breasts
On. B.-the placards appear to have
cost nothing) 49,; to fogging "a per-
sons, at 81. each, 72a.; to fogging three
others, and fixing swords on their heads,
9h. to quitting a man in the pillory, 6a.;
branding a man in the back, 6h.; sun
dries, 24a. for my assistants, 12d.; for
ropes, &c, 276f.'
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Fer the Staudarr
GOING TO THE FAIR.

! ana going 70 the fair,
/ am going to the fair;
have promised Jamie dear,
1hatI would gang with L.la there,
And meier viii break my promise,
For Jamie's kind and true,
As the swans that feat together,
On Lock Katrul's bosom blue.
Ny father and MY mother,
They do not like the plan,
That along 10 the fair
With Jamie I should gang;
For they would have me marry
A baron grave and old,
But they DO not care for that,
lie has stores Of yellow gold.
am going 70 the fair,
ara going 10 the fair;
/ have promised Jamie dear,
That | would gang with him there;
And my parents they may fret,
Bat VOW IIl not be sold,
Though the baron we're 70 give me
All his stores Of yellow gold.
/ am going 70 the fair
am going 10 the fair,
Tor Jamie dear has limited
That the parson would be there,
And married we will be-,
Though my parents they may scoId,
For ia rather have my jamie
Than the baron and his god.
North Troy, July 20. IVES,
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Medicine for the Rs0pS

HNHE subscriber has received =. Il -
4 ment Of Patent Medicines =. -
G. G. Kellam-tbe Agency baS.-5 E.-s. ~
red. A full supply will hersal'''
at my store. z SIP
Sept. Is, 1860
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DIR. TOCKR0w,S

ca PRICE ONLY % CENTS. ga
Sent free Of postage to all parts Of the United
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIZ subscriber wishes to 70 West this sun-
= mers ard he viii sell his farm ii Irasb.rqh.
consisting Of I85 acres Of good land. Credit for
part Of the purchase money. Said farm has
: go2a A,pple and Sugar Orchard. Tie buildings
are mostly new, and water handy to tie bouse
and barn.
irasburgh, Nay u, 1855. z2f
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From the Albany Advertising Agency
Of FIRTH & WALKER, 70 State Street
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'''H I'll iklfIl
Highly Concentrated Conn.,.
- Rxtraetof RueS5
~ diseases ef Tie Bl.57r~
t'''fF'sy, Weaknesses. go hassas
eases. Feaa}g Ctmris;s...- S
g.. q tAs Sezaa{ - - g - y
ARISING from ExE.essas 4.
a ~ removing al Iranr5,s- II isz
Bladder, Kidneys, "A - a55searess
IN + Sszaa. Gags
MALE or FEM.
fron whatever eaass tasr- : { s
and no matter bovT..aFs
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JOY TO THE AFF F1rls
i cures Nervous and p.tz. I'D
removes Fs,1ng al 'he synPtazas..' - zrss
Iadis3osis
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NJ We Loss of 49,.
erai WEI. l5feattt.as
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Dreadful Ho--,- -'ssFas, Tr-lL-
Cold Feet w. Il Desti 49,
Lanruor. I-7ivs-z 80 ;,--ess, Insss.. os5
system. Ofean - ssE 4 ,..As
peptlc Svr9-'.c,---l-- --,ss lsppe.s.s "a
Of the g04- T, ~. hasss ~ p
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tons o7 +. as
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ros ~. 7 II ,-. -l- q -, "a.
+i go ~. y JI-l-saiass' D. -
one 60 ,.-.:..l iiaas
These symptoms. II 49,. sl.sass
this medicine invariably re-n- s~s
L0SS " POWER, FACULTY rs /
~ FIIS-in one Of which B. -.
pre-. who ean say that thess -
followed By those direfui f5..s
ana 4, GoNSU MPIIOE ? TbsrsT-
oAGE AZ LUAINS, and the me-
BY CONSUMPTION bear sr5is
the most meIa men I-ol srti 4 ls
tollilg 800. L si actually solder
sound Of the va voice n u @l ol,e' e1si
With woeful measures. va
Log sullen sounds his gFiss -
Debility IS most terrible
thousands upon thousands TO
thus blasting the ambition Of r.
: Gan De I 1o19d y DE p,s 9 mn.
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De " AXE VI QUACk N0STsE
QUACk DOCTORS
who falsely boast CAPABILITIES sr4
zens know and avoid tbar7 a. -. -
fering, Money and Exposure, by al
PFNF6Y '''' = '4ii' P0guI II e
II aIlave an uaio and f-a.r- /
pleasant in IT. taste and go - f..
its action. va -
f1ELMB0LD1S EXTRAcT r.
Z PIeoiiea ''iIectly according e 'zazai
PHARMACY AND CHEEgT
with the greatest accuracy and css-,
ledge and care devoted n Fl - - :
I ;, OF Physic. and most If ihsle s
" orAs O. Medicine.
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ohs nuhcred Dollars will be paid o lzrsa
.clah VINO can prove that tie As5a-e IN
JaTeq a Fatlenti and the testimony 1z
an G pc produced 70 prove thatiI dos
Eases from one week to thirteen year a.
lIa itt Pee 9ee2 effected. The mass fYLBL
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SCIENCE AND FAME
! o D, y 0 Q BoTTTLEs HAVE REEs sa1z
i Personally f II appeared e / 5 '-51 s'
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WEE PNcHNc.-The Hartford
Free Press gives the following synopsis
Of a case which occurred at Bristol Con-
necticut:
A man-call him Smith-went to
bed and wanted the bedroom door left
open. His wife thought the weather
cool enough to shut it. She went to bed
an hour after, but before the dispute was
settled he pinched her. They both went
to sleep, and the next day she went home
to her father. She complained to the
grand juror, and Smith was fined Sc and
costs. Smith appealed to the Superior
Court. His defense was that she threw
her leg that way and hit boil from
which he was suffering, and that he mere
| y struck cut to save himself. Two law
yers on each side were engaged
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HAVE NOW on EAh st y 2
N Flour, Nails, Salt fisa' go /. 80 g.
Of West india Goods, 1eas, 80 ~ O. -
w. IT, Rand, AgsHs -
1Aurii 1. 1858.
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a DESERTED CITY.

4 letter dated Salt Lake City, June
Is, says:
This city, which six weeks ago con-
tanned not less than fifteen thousand in
habitants, now has but little over one /
hundred, they all having ernigrated to
small town about fifty miles south, called
Provo, where they live, some in tents,
some in wagons, some in small houses,
and some without any one Of these com
forts. And even to this day, notwith-
standing the treaty Of peace, they contin-
! ue 10 leave the city which they have
been for the last ten years attempting to
build. The roofs Of the public works,
the floors Of the houses, and al the board
fencing, have been used in boarding up
the doors and windows Of the houses
+ All appear desolate-hardly a person
can be seen, save about the post Office,
and about small, but neat restaurant,
which is the only place Of accommoda-
ton in the city, and It only afordlng re-
lief IN the way Of meals. Not cents
worth can be bought here, nor can any
work be produced from the manufactur-
ing establishments. One baker shop en-
1 braces all the trade and commerce Of the
city.
/ The Governor and lady were fOrtu-
nate enough to come across a person kind
enough to permit them to occupy bis
house but all others, officers and stran-
gers, have to enjoy the luxury Of sleep
+ ing in their carriages or On the ground.
The course Of this people will doubt
less seem strange to you, and it is really
unaccountabIe. A people, the large ma
jority Of whom are poor and needy, to
leave their comfortable houses and take
up quarters in the open prairie, and this
after a settlement Of all difficulties had
been adjusted, does seem strange.
The war may be at an end, but there
is yet some shadow Of doubt. have
asked many Of the Mormons why it is
they yet continue to remove their house
holds and provisions at so great an ex-
expense. when all things are reported
settled But few will answer in plain
terms, and those who do say that they
have LYt confidence in the fuIfllment Of
what dlgy consider the agreement. That
they want to see the army enter and To-
cate before they change the plans previ-
ously adopted by them. The fact is this.
if the army locates adjacent to this city
the Mormous viii not return to it, and
viii, in all probability, destroy by fire
the whole city, and this intention may
account for their refusing to allow any
/ orc to Occuuy their houaas
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who falsely boast liabilities and r.s
zens know and avoid them. and sni-.s
fering, Money and Exposure, bv :
ing for a bottle Of this popular I'd 81
REMEDY. = +
Ii allays all pain and infannss- .,.-
pleasant IN its taste and oder, b. r.
its action.
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Pay thy debts
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHYSIOLOGICAL,
VIEW OF MARRIAGE
NJ. R.LOCEROW- nh aT,Ranuru

250pages and 1870 fine Plain and Colored Lithot
graphs and Plates
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IEFALLTRLE PED

If you ar suffering from an7 of~,.-
tressing ailments, the FLUID FTss
Gnu win cure you. TryitaBl -
its efficacy.
BEWARE OF QUACK NosrsE
lI.ACK nnnranc =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

TIRE PACIFIC Observation-Disclosures letter wri.
ters state that the Senate's Special Committee on
the Pacific Railroad have had several conferences,
and the prospect is that they will be able soon to
unite upon abilI. The details have not been set
tied upon ytt, but the general features Of the
plan likely to be adopted are follows: 1t is pro-
posed not TO give out contract for the construction
of the railroad but to authorize liberal contracts
for the transportation of mails and munitions of
war between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, BY
railroad.
1t is also proposed 10 capitalize the entire sum Of
money which agreed to be paid for transportation
and to issue United States Bonds-not exceeding
00OO 0oO-to be advanced to these contractors to
be returned by them in the transportation service
contracted for-they, in the meantime, to secure
the United States by lien upon their road
With these bonds it is supposed the contractors
can readily purchase the iron and the equipment Of
the road Ia further aid the enterprise 1t is pro-
posed to make liberal grants @f land in the Terri
tories-both bonds and lands 10 be given, In small
quantities, the work progress.
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PAID FIRE DErARrMxNr.-The idea has

= a.
gone abroad among some of the firemen that II
the City Council should determine upon a "psid
department." negroes will be employed to work
the machines. Such an idea, we suppose, never
crossed the mind of any Councilman. and are
sure would never receive the sanction of onr ci.
tizens. On the contrary the most reliable gentle
men that could be engaged, would compose the
new department, to be selected from the present
organization and the citizens at large. No de-
partment need wish for better material than can
be culled from the present one, and no organiza
tion need lie more complete than the present one
might be made, by Topping off the dead branches,
dispensing with youthful runners" and employ.
ing some to attend to the apparatus in this day
time 80 that there would be no excuse for loung-
ing about the engine houses and being on hand for
all sorts of alarms. Engine houses are neither
intended for lodging rooms nor cook shops. If
kept closed they should be, save to take out or
put 10, or clean the apparatus, the idle changers
on" could be got rid of and fires and alarms would
| be less frequent .-.E .s a5. E-Jfp5r
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VIRGINIA NEWS.


FIRE rRoa SINGULAR CAuss.-The dwelling house OF
Daniel B. Morrison near Martinshurg, was DESTROYED
by fire few days since. The fire originated By
cat catching fre and running under bed, aud SET
ting fire to some paper. This extinguished, but
Afterwards re-kiudled, and the house burnt to the
ground.
Gev. WISE Of virgiaia, It is said, is about to ad
dress letter to the people Of the State in yindi-
cation Of his position on the Kansas question, a.
defined in the celebrated letter TO the Tammany
Hall Sachems.
HALF TrNE.-The employees I'm the machine
shops at Piedmont, Va, We learn from the Inde-
pendent, are now, by order Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, only working on half
time. =,
MURDER OF FORMER CITIZEN op VIRGINIA The
Wytheville Telegraph has a narrative of the rnur
der Of Mr. Georgs ". Tysiuger, former citizen of
that place, at Claysvile, No, on the 9th ult. by
man named John p Meyers 1t seems that
Meyers had undertaken to chastise an apprentice
boy In the employ of Tysinger. which act +. for
bid and probably took the proper means to pre-
vent; whereupon Meyers, who was a very stalwart
man, seized fence rail with which at the first
lick be felied Tysiuger to the ground, and then
followed up with blows in quick succession until
be had completed the work of death. The guilty
wretch then took to fight, and at last accounts
was still fugitive from justice.
REPRoBATE-The Wheeling Iatelligeucer
makes a detailed statement Of the doings of one
Doctor Chase. dealer IN nostrIms, who deserted
his family and run of with young GIRL whom he
seduced. Mrs. Chase endeavored to institute
a criminal prosecution, in Wheeling. but as the
alleged offence was committed in Pennsylvania
nothing could be done in her behalf.
FRuIrruL.-It is stated that remarkable event
recently trsnspired In the vicinity of Little
Georgetown, Berkely county. A Mrs. Lefever, it
seems. gave birth TO twins The same week two
married sisters Of this Iady's husband, also each
gave birth to twins. The trio were attended by
the same physician. @
Found DEAD.-A negro man, belonging to Mr.
Henry WARMER, was found dead In the woods in
Chesterfield county, on wednesday last.
FIREMEN's CELEBRAr1oN-Virginia Fire Company,
No 8, OF Petersburg. celebrated their anniversary
on Thursday, with grand parade aud supper.
HINENIaL--During the year 1885,, the clerk Of
Wythe county issued SO marriage licenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-16

MONTICELLO BANK.-At recent annual meeting
of the stockholders of this bank, at Charlottes
vile, resolution was adopted on the subject Of
aiding the establishment of State Stock Bank in
Richmond, which was left to the discretion of the
Directors All the I'D Directors were reelected
The bank has declared a semisanual dividend OF
81 per cent.