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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01
sHyr- IR you HAVE A CoUGB,

My~ IF YOU HAVE A CoUGB,
TAKE HAMPTOh's TINOTuRA
Il you nave D''fTrsiKihi fTSsKh uAMproN's r1NcrUnE.
i ''' A''' TAKE hiAMPToN's TINCgURE.
Il '0U "A'' ''OiyaiG TAKE HAMpToN's r1NCrURE.
!" you DA'' f"r IKE " sIs hhaaapToN's rINcrURE.
Il y" '.l TAKE RAMpToN's TINCrURE.
Il '0u H"'' i'''rfAs TAKE HAMproN's TIscTURE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION; The writer
Is most highly esteemed like thousands OF our best
known citizens feels 1t duty to bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power Of HAMPIoN,S
TINCTURE. Why let yonr friends suffer and Die
anu ''' '''' BALTIMORE, SEPT. 2s, 1858.
Msssrs Mortimer 6 Notcbrdp-- Gentlemen: have
been for some time afflicted with Asthma. aeccmya-
nied with shortness Of breath with many sy ptoms
Of Po Z
fURE. from having used the same. induced me %
procure bottle Of the Tncture. and by the uss oi
use more of IT, and by taking i've or sx hotties wes
restored to my nsnsl health and VII TX IpTs u sr RI,
Rs ERs ar sf'sd q yves to 0's
Gentlemen-You arc ct liberty to use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted s,,vx vxnar
o. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts3,
xs- Call and &c, Pam phle.. and see cures.
s.ld by PURCELL. LADD 2 GO, Richmond: y
Or COOKE. Yreasrekseogrgi Y s fss moWnhnY
PeteTspufRt oy
Baltimore. and By Druggists and shop-Eeepers
- 81 per bottle; six bottles for ss.
no I-d&wts
n6y~ 6rovEs, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo OF schr Misni9.
nette Purchasers are invited % examine sns Sser
Richrns nd Portable Furnace, Bay stare ooo&ink
Range Range and iSsEp Cook stove. !, ,..,.,..,,,,..o,d
Rsrairs aIwayso on hand for all leading art1css soio
AZ tie Governor Street Stove store Y.
a Wanted i'm nedisseiy two hrut olAW workmen.
ocI I6 o5oh1s
nsy- Ho! ALL Ys DysPgPTIos!--An
w,s snfssr from Hesaaehe Giddiness, Nervousness
Low spiri:s Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste In the
Mouth Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Aeidify,
Heartburn Costiveness. &c. Ae can be promptly
restored 20 health By the use. Of BAkER1 CkLE-
BRATED PhENIUM BfTrkRs.
For sale BIZ Messrs. Fisher h Winston, prngsists.
Richmond. Va. do 2a-ts
~r THz BEsr CovaH sYRUr IN IEH
WORLD
The best Cough Syrup in the world Is Earss,
horne's PICTORIAL syrup ot wild Cherry.
This article is prepared By . chemlai. saa pre-,
aornced By medical men. and these who have ussd
| It, to DO the best preparation for Coughs. Coldss
Cstarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat 1osn
cold. and q preventive Of that bon Of diseases.
| Persons who sing sheuld use II. Iss pleasant 70
the TASTE softena. clears and the
silays ell irritation Of the throat and ianss. s
bottles Is and 80 cents and 81. Sold by sil Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk. PetsrreuSx. and al
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IL EaAFIES' ROW FOR REM
n The FIX TGNKMESTS on Byrd an eth street
asya De- thoroughly repaired, a8d are now ready
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RICHMOND, January ], l55a.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the fim
aud style of JOHNSON & TkUEHkAhT, for TIE
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Co'nms-
sion and Forwarding Business They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street ior-
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad. second 6oor above
yireinia street.
They will always keep on hand the beet assort
meut of Groceries, Liquors. 6c., which they Will
furnish 10 the trade the lowest prices. By strict
attention to business they hope TO receive liberal
share Of patronage. b. j. JOHNsoN,
Late Of the firm Of Dibrell johnson.
BAT TRUEHEAkT,
ia its Late VI Danvilie, Va
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC aUANO-

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC dUANO-
"A SOMETHING NEW.-The ucdersgned having
beea appointed Agents for the sale OF me A.sG.o @
from New York which will be offered 70 r'snsss pss
aud others upon very accommodating ssr ~ ~snis
Ch Bickeil, Phi d. OF Baifilcfes gives % s-o NS~
of his Analysis: ooas
Phosphate Lime. - a II
0raanic Matter Water, Carb- OF Lime, &C -...s w
Prof Henry, Of Smithsonian Institute, ANALYSED
a sample and found therein ss5a per cent of Phosr
phafe of Lime. .
All who have tried il, unite In pronouncinG Ii
equal In ts results to the best Peruvian. whie iss
beneaciai eject upon the coil is more complete and
permanent.
The cause Of this Is founa in the very large per
centaae OF Phosphate OF Lime which 1t contains and
which Il the desir Abe ingredient In all fertilisers
For information. apply to
i3o Cary Street,
Ia 9s-.;tvatwsw Richmond
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NO i2O, Correr Of Uain and 18th cts,
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor.
EIFTY DOLLAEs--I. NJ. SINGER &

L'lFTY D0LLAEB--L. Nj. SINGER &
CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
EACHiN hs-UFFiCE 2i7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
'A--He would nest respectfully invite all 10 cell
and examine our new stock Of Family Plantation
aud Leather Machines which Tor durability and
lsauty Of hnish. cannot be surpassed by any. Our
H@ch!nez are 80 constructed that by the magical
eiaDgee tseY are made u sew, hem, gather and
sl'ch from the coarSest cotton bag heavy
Hatber, TO the finest silk, satin or lace, Of any
e7ocriptlon, without trouble. The simple con
~ 1clion, ease of management aud saving of time
piSEes Tie 1&ch:ue invaluable, and warranted &c
EFe perfect satisfaction 10 all. Our new Family
FiSlhiAe, fJf light w9Tk, will be found one of the
titiiest aud pest IL use it ID put up 10 Rosewood
-Ai0Sahy 81 BGaE3eipd cases. 70 suit the parlor on
NWhfoGn4. Our agent beng fine Elacbinist IL
pepeFea TO repair Machines, and to give all the n
tilctl0hs, 80 that the operators can ADJUST their
9."eA4oeh with all case. Ladies will be instructed
a. Iheir fesdsaces also, yants il desired free 0,
GaIEc We invite sli IL call and examine where
-! 9'sritie attention viii be paid by cur lady opor
- - 4hd agent 10 give explanations. whether they
lqftt4ase Or not.
~ lh' Ihreed and Cotton. OF all eolors and descrip
t-s. HeeGiss; oauges tor tucAing and binding.
cAArse iqr shipping. Circulars will be sent to
~ -, application b. mall or otherwise.
- n "s Leather
HAirts se. made 70 order. at short notice.
~ ely / SINGER h 90,
sf 70
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G FOR RENT-A nice lodging room
Az on Ba2k street, between y nth and Tenth. Ap-
zig to
jaIi--ts RAWLINGS & HOLLADAY.
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DIsSOLUTiON The partnership Of
~ P BECHER Il BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Bechsr has dis
posed Of his interest in the stock and debts to Phil
ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand
aud on whom creditors we'll as debtors are inyi-
ted to call and settle up.
PHILIPP BgCHER,
BERNHARD BkCHER
RichncYI Ian
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PIANOS, &C.
CHICKERlNH PIANOS

JsssassySA. CHtCkER1N9 PIANOS
%sssE.sEssssssssS8 ssssS8 ANOTHEk L0T Of these 81. udid
TS @ n II instruta Ets has nst been received.
! X y We have now as hur ~ atsortn cnt
Cd, Planes as can hc iuHnd IN any of the large cities
sr5 II over fr.ces- Prices here, ;ho same as et
fh- factory from S455 20 SgO0
In This let, vrc have a4so the much admired B9iS
ii. p1,r AID the neR 4 Nc7is 4vcJ'Gr kctjGa which
81, v,iume and tesufy OF tone nearly equals the
Grand To ghPso " kinds we solicit thcstteption
n Professors and amateurs
The Ths}hel = Grand is stjll on hand f,r sale.
orders from abroad, With rv creEGos. viii be punc-
ina'iy aft, a2cd -. Drawings Of Pisuts. with the
rr-c~s furnished free Of charge.
r3ftrsf.unrIts ffeIs g. isrsoTy hcrc universally
..r.of tt. agI medals d5yiargqs ami dIr1rdS orer
m5Hi'i7FS .f al Flir> t7|fTt t1rV trr, htsH sy.
..r'rt tn FHrap, a9j 3Wsr3rl The GrSf profess
uro4Ghs's Gaa ttIlfs fht3 c5a1frirS 0rc llisGn-
s-ps. IN g'osr|iag Ne4a tic hiygss' pfyt.'Dn War
.s.ti XIV, ~ fu, Suy length Il sine.
WsrcrC ornS-%or;h side of Brt ad street near 9th
Aui a; iiAHLIsToN 3 BEN's No lf9 Main street
gaH NATAL o. hUSI. solo Agent.
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PARTNERSHIP the under
~ signed, do this day enter into co-partuership to
carry on the Cabinet and Undertaking Bushes, ,un'
der the head and style OF WM g sAl1IE co.
VIM SAELIE,
FCHANDLER,
December l. 1883 JOHN SALiIE.
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81 FOR RLNT The ,mmodl0us
r. aal desirable Store, No u. YVES. Main street
u4T occupied b5 Me-aIs Larus ( saline. viii be W.
rstcd cu Jhe Ist % april. FC- terms applr 10
Jg ls--tu VA LEW f5EItL ; 20
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NARRATIVE OF L. caApos, or wIL,uy

After the fire broke ont in the upper saloon !;
spIoad 30 rapidly that no time was given 10 awak.
those sleeping IN that saioon an ofthe machinery
hT. CEapon, his wife and iHflnt were sieeDinp ir
this part Of the saloon. After the fire had mad.
iearfui progress, and nearly every soul had lef
the att OF the boat Mrs Ccap0n awoke and aroused
her husband. lie jumped up aud when he at.
t,npted TO open the door Of his stste-room the
smoke and flames drove him back.
With great self-possession he jumped out of thC
window and helped his babe (of II mCnths) ant
wife out. The daci: seemed deserted; he thought
ali had fed eud lett him, his wife, and little one tC
perish. lie heard persons in the foro part of the
boat but the flames presented an impeaetrable
barrier. Possessed for the time with extraardi.
nary strength he seized a metallic life boat which
was left on the hurricane deck aud started tc
launch her, but fonnd ehe was fastened below -
Having left his C3atin his room he had no kufa 10
cut tue ropes, be was obliged TO leave his wife
and child and descend TO unfasten them, The
moments seemed like centuries. lie at length
succeeded ii loosing the ropes ard GscepdiU <
showed the boat into the water As soon as she
fell che filled and drtfted under the guards Not
despsiCpg Of reaching the boat, he threw bis
child into The water 10 keep from irjuring it n the
descent and ii idipg his wife to rrmain until be re
turned, be plunged after the child TO put it in the
beat. lie had NJ sooner jumped in than his wife
followed his example, in her fright not hearing
his request. lie succeeded in reaching the boat
With his child aud placing it safely on board, he
started 70 return to bis wife, when he saw q female
struggling in the water 10 keep herself frcm
drowning. AS she was near the boat, feelings of
humanity prompted him to rescue her before res
turning for his wife whom he row felt was safe.
Judge of his surprise when seiZinR hold of the
female lie recognized her 10 bs his wife who had
tJiloTed him aud her child into the water
Another lady, who had rushed TO the spot after
the boat was launched, seeing Mrs. Crapon Jump
overheard, followed and would have drowned but
for the heroism of our feiow-cit2en Capt. Henry
Fitzgerald who, coming mp TO the place and see
log female in the water, descended to her rescue
A. Capt Fitzgerald was letting himself down, the
rope being burnt, gave way and he was plunged
into the deep. Although he could rot swim, as
the boat was aear he succeeded in regcuing the
lady. The five being safely in the boat, emptied
it Of the water, and went 90 the assistance of the
others. Capt. Fitzgerald in bis efforts to release
others left The steamer almost naked.
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lNO-PARTNERSHIP N OTICE-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style OF POTTS,
FARLEY Il co for the purpose of conducting a
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARUING
BUSINESS 10 the city of Richmond.
They have taken tho new and spacious building,
two doors above S6m'i Ayers = Son. and nearly op
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, where
they will keep constantly on hand a. full and COM
plete stock of all such goods as are usually found
10 the Grocery line including Ccffoe. Sugars. Mo
lasses Bacon, Liquors, &c, &c, &c, TO wi ich they
call the attention Of their friends and the trade
generally. =,
speciai attention will be paid to the sale of ell
Kinds of Produce, on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICH'D G FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
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EWIn T. HtRVlES. or
lHvS " BROCKESBROUaH.
fI.--fs At kiChGaoni n barNille IL Co
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Mr. Vim. DENLY, Jr., OF Norfolk, who was In the
aft part OF the upper saloon, was awoke by the
stopping OF the steamer and hearing a cry for
buckets, jumped up aud hastily putting on some
Of bis clothes, rushed out and saw the saloon in
flames. He aroused his sister, who was in the
next state room, and they barely had time to es
cape out OF the saloon, che having to leave all OF
Ter clothes, except those In which she slept
Forcing negro by threats to aid him, he succeed
ed 10 launching the first boat, which was on the
harricsne deck. As soon as the boat assed the
guards, eighteen persons jumped in. Miss DENLY
was the last who got In the boat, having courage
ousiy waited u1ti her brother was ready to reeeiye
her. Much praise is due to Mr.. Dsnby for getting
this boat launched soon. This boat took several
OF whom they found on the raft.
The other boats we're launched by the crew, and
both filled with those on board. Fortunately,
there wac calm prevailing. otherwise the boats
would have been of little service.
IL 10 remarkable that Ia the trying scene, the
passengers displayed great csolness, and even the
ladies rivalled the men Ia courage.
The seven ladies on board were rescued without
any injury, excepting one, whose arm was burt in
getting into one OF the boats from the but
nearly all had 10 leave Ia their night clothes.
THE Loesgs.
The agsnt OF Adams Express, In this city
IN forms US that their loss Ia not very great. from
the fIet that they always send special messenger
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EpRTAiNE's solidifed cream Of Wild
- ~ D"sts, ior TIE Compile xiop FortAines Ba IA
lAru.and FloweTs; DrlseoIis Italia Of Flowers;
'N"0'' l' 'htal FlaiI. For saie by
s, EJpICOT.
'"f Corner opposite Ola Market.
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JOEL b WATKINS,
Of the late firm cf Price Il Watkins
JAMES FICKLEN.
Of the late firm of Hoomes, Ficklen
Il Wallace, Fredericksburg
Y Ist, 1859.

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that am inte, ssted in the business of Meqsr.
WATKINS i FiCkLEN. ] respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late fra
OF Blatord, Mayo Blair. pledging to them all the
advantages which are promised in tho above ad YER
tsement Their wants, either in person or by order
shall at all times receive my careful aud prompt at
tention. WEI 2 MAYO.
ia I--2m
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RY returning my thanks to the public
~ generally, aud our patrons especially, who
have 80 liberally encouraged in late business
connections, request continuance of their favor
to transfer TO the NEW ESTABLISdMENT
NEW CLOTHING ST0RE-ENTIRE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
BECHER has taken the store, No SO Main st.
under tbs Mansion House, opposite the old stand,
which will be newly txcd up and ready for busi-
ness about the frs. part of March next. He will
keep constantly on hand variety OF French, Ger.
man and English CLOTH, CASHMERE, VEST
lhGS, which will be made TO ORDER in the latest
style, at shortest noti;3 Also, large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. Boys Clothing, etc.
Particular notice will be given when tn , opening
of the store takes place, where he will be ready
10 serve his friends and acquaiEtapces.
ia 26-lm* 3 4 HCuEG, No 80 Main et.
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* De- JVHN D. " VALIHALLJ tIIUMW0-
pathist offers his essonal services TO the oiti.
zens Of Richmond snr its vicinity. 0fce at his re-
sideRce. on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
Ie l2-d1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H- DENTIsTaY.-
toFFYcE q REsl1EN6k. doKNEf 81 xAEy


80 GzoRGi b. Sr1HL, Dentist, OHIO
and residense. No 2sl, on MAN, between Stk and st
gtTDe<e Richmond Va. UYl8-lY
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AFTER the fifteenth Of February. I
can be found at the Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS G FICKLIN, where / will be pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES BINEURD
.JanUary 4th ISSa
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DIssoLUTIoEs, 20.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENrIRELY r NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WATKINS II FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEssla
ID r Y GOOD S.

49," DAOtsA, AS5 MAlN O1 hEkI.
lojo ming the stand Of the late firm of Price A
"atxins. and three doors from Messrs.
Kent, Paine & Co.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01
THE JOURNAL.
WVTAvERvILLE, SATURDAY, JAN. 1, 1859
MAGNIFICENT HlsroREAN.-The Sacramento I'm

MAGNIFICENT HlSToRTAN.-The Sacramento In.
inn undertakes history of the California press
in the style of Hutchings' Senate Biograph i. c.
"Born in Missouri, crossed the Plains in lS19,
was elected road supervisor in 1851, and is un-
married, we believe"
So far as we are concerned the Union Is blum.
deringly false in almost every particular 1t
states that the Downieville Mountain Echo was
started in the spring of 1S51,"-that is untrue
States that the Echo's name was changed to The
citizen that is also untrue-the Echo Office was
purchased and packed away, and new Office pro-
cured for the CtizeR. 1t states also that Calvin
B. Mcdonald became editor Of the Citizen in
ls55-that is also falschood the person men
toned, in company with S. W. Langt0n, estab-
lishcd the Citizen Feb. II, 1854 with the firm
nublished &C. B. Mcdonald & Co" It states al
so that A. Helm and one Hckok published the
paper in October 1856, and that one Campbell
then became editor-also incorrect. Helm left
The firm in June previous, and Campbell became
editor in December.
If all other historical sketches be as correct as
the Citizen biography, we recommend that the
State Agrivegetable Society bestow squash med
al in recognition of the prod gous manner in
which the Union has yindicatcd the truth of his
tory,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01
LATEST STATE EVENTS.

Col. Fremont recently passed through Quartz
burg at full speed, pursued by the Sheriff. to effect
arrest on some quartz suit At last accounts the
pathfinder was gaining ground-he ran better
than in the Presidential race. IT is stated that
q station keeper on the Southern stage route has
been murdered, together with his family. THE
Journal states that widow on one side of forty
dragged an unhappy youth Of % to the altar in
Nevada, and were serenadcd at night by Cali
thumpians . THE Te7ritoriol Enterprise, pub
liehed in Carson Valley, has made its appearance
on this side THE Butte Record complains of "a
"Chivaree" party keeping the town awake all
night, and thinks there is no fun in such nonsense
Snow on the mountains, above Nevada is
from four to eight feet 6eep--four feet or the
Forest City road.-joWnnl . ALI Sacramento
churches properly observed Christmas Eve. .. A
LITTLE daughter of Patrick Mcdonald was burned
to death recently, at San Francisco THE al
legged defaulting Treasurers Of Sierra comfy
have been acquitted JAMES CUSHING, formerly
Marysvile Post Master. is dead THE San Jose
Tribune cautions the public against trusting one
Mr.. Sinith'-rather indefinite.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01

WEBSTER UUARRmGED.-It is believed that
Jim. Webster helped rob Father Slattery, near
Ornyilln
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01

HISTORY OF THE PLOw.-The first plow is
supposed to have been the rude branch of tree,
cut so as to have a cleft end, the point of which,
dragged along the surface of the ground, scraped
a furrow into which seeds were thrown. II soon
occurred to the husbandman that he might relieve
his own labor by yoking an animal to the long
arm OF this primitive instrument; then arose the
necessity for handle affixed to the back, so that
the plow might be guided. The strength of the
animal soon wore away or broke the cleft of the
branch, and this necessity gave rise to the invcn-
ton of means for attaching movable shares first
of wood, aud next of stone, copper and iron,
worked to a shape adapted to the cutting of fur
rows, so as to avoid the excessive labor arising q
from the plowman shaving to lean upon the plow
with all its weight to press it into the earth just
such an implement as these conicctures Indicate,
was used by the SaXons. Some Of the facts con
ncctcd with the history of the plow are almost
Incredible. In ireland there once prevailed a
custom of "plowing by the horses ,aiin The
draueht pole was dashed to the tail Of the horse,
and as no harness was employed, two men we're
necessary. one 10 guide and press upon the plow
the other to direct the horse, which he did by
walking backwards before the miserable animal,
and beating it on the head on either side accor-
ding to the direction required. The custom
prevailed for considerable time, in spite of IA
law which was passed in the early part of the
seventeenth century, imposing severe penalties
upon persons found guilty of "powing by the
horses tail"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01

ATLANTIC PAPERS are expected on Sunday
night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01

LIBERTY OF THE Pass TO DEFAME.--A news
paper editor will say, an editor, things about
private citizens that he would not dare to say in
conversation-give currency through his paper,
to personal attacks that he knows to be false, or
which, if true, sooner than make them on the
street. in his proper person, he would bite off his
tongue. If by chance victim of this prostitution
of the press object to the outrage Of having his
private business, his domestic affairs and his
character thus dragged before the public and
subjected to impcrtnent criticism, straightway
there is howl raised about the Independence
and freedom of the press, the palladium Of our
liberties and all such slimble skambie stutf-and
the protest Of the private citizen against having
his reputation and happiness ruthlcssly blasted
by venal and irresponsible press, is held up to
the world az conclusive evidence of criminality,
and the community is required to commend the
achievement of the " honest and fearless journal
that "dares expose vice and drag crime from its
secret hiding places" ."-MarysUaIe ElpreSs.
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"Too many persons grow to use their religion
as a diver doth his hell-to venture down into
the depths of worldlness with safety, and grope
for pearls with Just much of heavens air as
will keep them from snfocating and no more,
and some, alas as at times is the case with di-
vers, are suflocated with the experiment"