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THE CHANGE,
II Statement of the Reasons and Facts fehich
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SHRlNER'S BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP


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WATERMELoNs.-The Norfolk Dan Book
says that upwards Of 5000 watermelons re-
Gently came through the Albemarle and
Chesapeake Canal, raised in Currituck coun-
ty. A large number of small vessels, now
lying off Powell Point, North Carolina, are
now loading with the same fruit for Norfolk.
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FOUTZ,S ETIXTU RE.

The Best Imminent for Nam and Beast Nou
IN Use
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August 1S-lyr
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Selected POeygsy.
->S~~-~~-l---~~-~
ELYSIUM.

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ELYSIUM.
When nature whispers in my ear
That youth no more is mine;
And Wisdom's voice bids me prepare
To enter Life's decline.
/ would not dwell where riches grand
Their luxuries display
Where wealth and fashion, hand in hand
Preside each passing day
But give me some secluded spot
Which my own may call,
With flowers blooming round my cot
And ivy on the wall i!
To snuff the breeze of gray-lit dawn,
AS wakes the sleeping day
Or stroll at eve the fading lawn,
Askance the setting ray.
Where honored friends may freely come
To share with me the joy
That reigneth in my rural home
A Peace without alloy.
While rosy children sport the green,
Whose happiness to see
Shall spread a hallowed veil between
My sorrows past and me;
g Or where the cottage beams appear
To hail the "stilly night
To know that loved ones linger near
Oh this is true delight
Let Wisdom's page be at my side,
The intellect to teach,
And Ellis true Word" ready guide,
The hayward heart to reach /!
Thus far from din of civil strife
The hustle of the town
There let me spend the eve of Life
~ AS goes that Life's sun down.
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News Items.

Ex-Postmaster General Dennison is an
nounced as ascandidate for Ben Wade's seat
in the Senate.
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SMITHS DRUID BITTERS.


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. TNEXHAUSTIBLES SOURCE OF SUPPLIES
AT
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AND
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700 Cases Mustard, French.
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Il SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF HYpRopHoB1A
A dog which showed signs of rabies recently
escaped from Mr.. Higgs, of Prescott com
Illuminating the disorder to other dogs and
doing other mischief. About a month ago
servant girl in Mr.. Higgs' service was IT,
ing up the dog, when the animal bit her on
the right thumb. She experienced no seri-
Gus results until Tuesday when her arm,
thumb and chest became considerably swol-
len, accompanied with great heat, pain, red
ness, stiffness and numbness, the arm being
so stun that she was almost unable to move
1t: mr.. Hlggs sent for Mr.. Pope, surgeon
Oh TINS town, who saw thesgi on Thursday,
ana round her evidently suffering from by
drophobia, the result Of the bite Of the doc
On Friday night she became i'll, biting and
tearing at almost everything near her. and
sufefing much from commissions. She re-
peatedly declared that she heard the dog
growing at her; indeed, she displayed ali
the symptoms Of this dreaded disease. AS
surgical writers on the subject do not Law
down any specific mode of treatment in 90.
ncs of this kind. Mr.. Pope determined to
cause profuse salvation in the patient, with
the view of neutralizing the poisonous char
acter of the saliva Of hydrophobia. This is
course of procedure not often pursued. but
it's beneficial effects were soon apparent
On Sunday the commissions and the spasms
from which the poor girl also suffered, had
ceased, and there now appears to be every
prospect of her ultimate recovery Wogver-
hampton lEiayland) Chronicle.
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Baltimore advertisements.


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UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT
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