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TIE savags nay doom his squaWstO
grind corn and weave by hand. but
what man viii admit that bis Wfie does
ths family sewing by hand. in the land
Of the Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Ma
chIne3 60 Main street.
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Dissolution.

EFHE PARTNERSHIP HRRRroFoRE
~ - zen John RQemeT, Henry
~, g onn AoeIlleI 4 Coz iIaF fiisiSi
~ y !!1nlfltion. The bustnesl ~ ~ a.
999se having claims atlirsf files 49, 49,
~, W. Plsllle present. therli for Ellynaenf ma
SslS ~ owing themselves indebted Is e1li
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sUPREhIE CoURT or APPRAI.s.-In The
case of the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company es. Thomas D. Wilson,
Judge Lee made the opening argument
for the dlnintiff, In error. occupying
the session OF the Court To- the hour 81
adjournment.
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DAVID KURNRR has just received 1
fresh lot Of those large shell oysters
direct from Baltimore, to which he In,
yites the attention of All lovera Of hi,
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CR0UTT coURf.-The Judge has not
yet rendered his decision in the case Of
7, q. Hildreth aud Bro. Is the ocean.
NRtional Bank of New York, e. az.
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TIM LATEST NortoN-Patent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price, 81 90. Cail
and see them at Vim. Summer & CO.'S.
90 Main street.
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PoLlcR CouRr.-There was NO SEA-
sion Of this Court yesterday there be-
ing no cases under It's jurlsdIotion.
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Tax the Florence sewing Machine.
Brown & higgins. agents.
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HAsRPHR,ss
New Monthly Magazine.

Ordeal Notces n AZ .Eslss.
The most popular ION this, IN tI,e, =
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We must refer In terms OF tIuIofySS 70 the
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IN ilset the FaGY monthly and the moro
philosophical quarterly, blended with The
best features Of the daily Journal. It has
grellt poygef IN the disseL lnatinn or q love or
e1n EiieEdfuro, LOltioIit tf = = ~
We can account It's sacogsg only by the
ulAf taste furnishing q TaF1atYl On rlieitsifS,
ana Instructive reading for aIi@Z30a5
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pLactlee, lnd14sed IN hen alone, q habit ne.
school, the effects OF which are nfRhtIy feit
even when asleepS and, II not onrsli render
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
and body should apply immediataiy,
What . pity that q young man, ne hopeo
bis country, the pride Of his .parenfS Rh1nid
be Enatched from all prospects and enjoy.
nents Of Life by theconsaonefice al deTi.
aftng nom the path OF nafIife 1nd intIni
ing In certain secret h0hit SICo TaTgrIpo
must. bafoFe CON tam a fiI1r- - f%A'"L-
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sURsCI.lPt1oNa.

Ths Pnhlishels have perfected Z sv;.i.,r, 81,
mailing By which they tln sItJoIy stlSg "a !
eA1E1EE, WERKLYs and BXXiR mo - Ia
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cents year, which must DO paid a The sa.b-
sartoeySs post once. a ssas5f
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DISEASES OF nfpRuDFNfE

When the misguided and iranrutIsnt vo.
t t3aIy o. PleasqTe nnds that he has imbi6ed
happens that an In timed ssnsl n SSSsySs ~
ute4d OF dtscoEeEy deter him nom appISin9
" tttncSe, VINO nom education and reSpscfa.
the constitutional Evnptorns ~ III 49,, IA
49, IIlake the4f appearance, such Is ulce.
LaSg Is k - throat diseased nose, nocturnal
IISta4Lss N me mead and limbs, dimneSs of
o,esn5 S8SSsInesi modes on the shfnsbones and
6ti14ss p4osenes on the head, fRcs and extres
tiII n ~ ~ Win trightful Fapidity
III oEl's g me noee tan in, and ne victim OF
S Siea9e becomes hoTrid object o.
~ Gtnl hg sending hii1 IA SSfbaf
QNeted Ccdnty frOfn whence no
II - MELANCHOLY r A m -tI,,,t 49,,
lGls 1all victims 70 this tgFible fli9sS-S M,
i a1 % ne OF fgnofant prstens
PnTs ~ ~ 4 4 ~ ~ me use Of MAT DEADLY
and make tha = dim = r. ,..i
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OCEANIC WEAKNEss
1rnnadia,alr el1ra.i - All -

This distressing afec4fon. VrhieiI TsSSS5
life u1iseEaole and 1naEIta.0 impossible. q ~
penalty PAID 1Y the victims Of imuronaP IN
duIgencie8. Young persons arc loo ami -
commit e1cezes nom not being aware 81 the
dreadful consequences that may enEue Nov
tend to deny that tho power or TFo.Fs9ItII,,,Sf
Lost sooner by those falling INTO impnnt1
habits than by tbs pEudentf BazideS b.irstt
depLtFod OF the pleasure OF h0altY offE6Sinss
themoae seti0ul mud destructive Svmni31Iis q
both body IND mind lTisa. The SyF4em ~
Gomez defln1secs the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Los OF Procr60fiIs
Power Nervous lFrita6l1ity,D Dyspepsia PaITi.
tatton Of The Heart, Ind ton, Const nti9n.
q OebLuty, and Wasting q Gllia FFans
Cough, Consurnpt ton, Decay and Death.
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49, FAh1IUU11Ah NOTICE

d.. ]. address an those who have InIpys,
mems YES by I'M proper INDULGENCE and soii.
tlTy nabt1G, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either buaine Study. ~
ctetY or marriage,
These aTe sOEne OF the sd aifd fnelanoboI,,
enec!S pfodnced by early habits OF youth VII.
MeaknesS OF the Back and LinihS Pans in
lar Power Ralpatakion OF the F5eaFf nv
PepGtaJ HeEVous ability, Deranqanenf Of
me O!gesttye functions, GeneEal Debility.
symptoms OF Consumption, IEe, -
I MErFEAIsLY.-Ihs faarfnI ,sffsrtR nm ~.
mind are much 20 Be dreaded I0ss of Mem.
SLyS Goni1sl on of Ideas, D epre ion OF epiTits
4SH1l EoEehod1ngSs Aversion TO Society, sell
DtstFust, Love az Solitude TimifiifV ~. SSIS
some OF the evils produced. - -
InousandS Of parsons Of an aEes can now
Judge what Is the cause Of their tieclInins
ne9lIn5 loslng their vtgoE, becoming VeaE
Flllel nervous and emaclated, having q sjnPIis
symptoms Of Consumption. -
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Especially, who have become the yIctirns n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfTIi[s,OS..
habit which annually Eeeps % an IInfjTSe.I,SS
grave thousands Of YOnng Men OF the IoTty
excellent talents and brilliant intellect ItIS
might othertFfse have ENHANCED lf1fanJIS
Senators with the thundeEs Of eloqueDee Ss
walked 70 estAey the living Tyre, may Ies AZ
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MAKRTAGF

Mad4ed Persons, or Young Men copferop,,
ting marriage, being aware of PbVEisttsa,
W eall5nIess, Organic Debility, Deformities
He who places himself under thaearaor
J. may TetgtOusty Connds In his honor as n
6lCiIl as a uhysfFsfaIi.f ~ SPNH us
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GreenWood- 1sa11oas.f.o,55...5z:=

.
StTUATED. ON FETF, n 4 S5TT1,ss' 4, 1co.O
fift11 = q me city, = now ready IOT
IfonnfaiTi5 - ! " y eBlnent Of lOtE.
~ - ne modem and iiiiTF1'i EivlsH
$sE " the National Road ma S1 ~ I5,y LIZ
T5S n 81 81 .t1e year by tho EIlrfIIri IRSiI
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iIifHiia ~ chapel, aFtin6Ilii lake
T,isoI % make 6 eunal sfiS fhe I,rF5i
tS \ 1,Ss3 EaeteEiss I'm The county
nj II oHlslon = also imide for its en-.
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,,5S11,S 49, I1ealfou1 OF puFchasinr Iots can
dent 1Sf,t ~ ~ sEoqnoa With the SuperinteIl-
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BEaraI.
BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL,
AS A REFUGE Ppo,.
QUACHERY. .oAl
TzzB ONLY PLACE WRRRF nm.
QAHiB BE OBTAINED. VRA

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the M.
Remedy I'm the World for WeaEnef6 ~ az
Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection NJ shha
KidnayBan Bladder, Involuntary DiSsh!aAs
ees, ImpOtency, General Debility, NeTHSS1Sl'
nesIS DYSPEPSIA, Iangu0T, Low Spirifs rs
fusion OF Ideas, Palpltation OF the HE
TImiditY, Trembling, Djmuess of siPbf 8
GiddIness, -OissR4e OF the Head T6Ss q
Nose, or Skin AfIaeiinns Of the Liver. i,SStAtl1
Stomach, or B0Wels-thoSe Terrible Tl1sA
deFs arising from Solitary Habits OF Yo1tSt
secret and solitary practices more 6atai :,
their victims than the song Of SyFens IN 70 %
y 11E4lls[s % their mos
TI1oT5fo7la =. frIlTl1Il lIl6lel
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the Sot's DnPLoALA Banes n his once

INDOl t5lsAlIslET or IFII3 llI3F53s
The many Thousands I,IITe7f 5if tIIf1S SSs,o,,
nRhment with I'm the lasf fvvs,lfIz ~. = 81
SLls = Nm erQus , a oftant surgical Operations
tsels OF 1ee . M and many Other p9oeTs
Eal S1se o. which have appeared 6IZa n ard
ls4,,l Renleman Of elAGIaeteF md fts:i5t,riss
= 2 leient guai tltee t0Ihe aFfiCfed
J5 ssA4G1 L9ls9 ASSES srInSDulY CUREG
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telll geuQ4 - tollo 6ni -
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spun ~ 1llll lcuce - ~. I.i.s5s FlliriI1
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GeneFql r. R IFaFsf s1s.,f
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CHARLES DlcKENs' WORKS, at A. w.
PAUL & Co.'S for twenty-five cents.
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reject that q sound mind and body are thu
No. NJ - " qGisites to promote cOnnu.
Journey through hts becomes WEAR pilgTi.
Ll1&9 Ine prospect hourly dAfkens % Iha
View the mind becomes EhRioV with dfs-
PAN ana nlled with the melanchOiy refies,.
ION t1on that the happine3 OF another bscomeg
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O4' ? OhNoUNl

Member Of the Royal College Of Survaon.
London Graduate ozone Of tasm0st eniineDI
Colleges In the United States, and me PresieS
pant OF whose liz has been spent In the nos,
ELSEWHERE has e1eCted some OF the nlCIst a.
tontaning euEes that were ever known, uaIII,
when asleep great eFVOIIsnfs lIaipss a rISStI
y sudden sounds, bas1fnlneas with frenneDT
hlnahings attended Gometime5 With tieFSnIaS
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Oh. SOHHBROM,

1ll.te. q. 2 llonflI R.Feder1elE street,
~ doom nom tlla c0rloF TiSiI mi 10 ~
-eEEe mama and numbaE -S ~ ""
~, q lette we'd unless rosf maid and
G9l y Sa aAtAl1p 70 he used on me reply
Pen Nl1s EFltlng should 6iafa dFs ana slsi;i
Pottll 1o1 aaVeEtiseman1 tiesdrftinO gvmI,.
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Zine People's Banl,

The Peoples Bank,
OEFICE No. 6sllEAIS Sc, ~ EIEELnN6,
" VIVA Money received ON deposlG In
tereSt paid ongpeoia1 depngits. -
NOte9 and bills discounted Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at homo or nom
abroad promptly attended to,
John Red, Christian ;Hels
John Hamd1au, John YoclLleF,
9anH ]. Boyd, Richard CHft6f.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN RIIpi PTes'ti
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"A Complete PIctoFIaI history Of
the TImes.'s

''The best, cheapest, and most sue.
eessfuI Family Paper IN ths
EiHd0u
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20
''Cling Close to the Rock johnny.

A long train of cars, fourteen or fifteen, were
a few months since passing over the Allegheny
mountains, on their way eastward They were
crowded with passengers. As the iron horse
snorted and rushed on, they began to feel that
they had begun to descend, and needed no DOW
er but the invisible power Of gravity to send
them down with terrific swiftness Just as the
passengers began to realize their situation, they
came to short curve cut out of the solid rock
"a wall of rock lying on either side. Suddenly
the steam whistle screamed as ifin agony, put
on the brakes put on the brakes u Up press
ed the brakes, but with no apparent slackening
of the cars. Every window flew open, and every
head that could be was thrust out to see what
the danger was, aud every one rose up in his
place fearing sudden destruction. What was
the trouble?
Just as the engineer began to turn in the
curve, the engineer saw little girl and her
baby brother playing on the track. In mo
ment the cars would be upon them the shrek
of the whistle startled the little girl, aud every
eye looking over could see them Close to the
rail, In the uprig int rock was little niche, out
OF which piece of rock had been blasted. In
an instant the baby was thrust into this niche,
and as the cars came laundering by. the pas
sengers holding their breath heard the clear
voice Of the little sister on the other side of the
cals ring out, Cling close to the rock Johnny
CllilS CiUSG lO tlic IOCk Ltuu niue
smuggled in and put his head as close to the
corner Of the rock as possible, while the heavy
cars whirled past him. And many were the
moist eyes that gazed, and many silent thanks,
giving went up to heaven.
In few hours the cars stopped at station,
where an old man and his son got out of the
cars. He had come SO far to part with his child,
who was going to an Eastern city to live, while
the aged father was to turn back to his home
All dangers that would harrass the son. seemed
to crowd into the heart of the father as he stood
holding the hand of his boy-just now to part
with him. He choked and the tears filed his
eyes, and all he could say was, ''Cling close to
the Rock, my son!' He wrung the hand Of
his child, and the passengers saw him standing
alone, doubtless praying that his inexperienced
son might ''cling close to the Rock, Christ
Jesus''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20
POETRY.
Seymour, the Farmer of Deerfeld.

&. wy AAOAlS VIZ = oAAAAS< ~ OSSA AAOAU.
AIR-"Vive I Amour" .
Come friends of the Union, we'll rally again,
q Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfed! ''s
From hilltop and valley, from mountain and
plain, 49,
Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfeld
Then, freemen, awake ! Tis the dawn of the day
When the darkness ofmisrule shall vanish away
And the Radical hordes shall flee in dismay
3i Before the Farmer Of Deerfeld.
Come. pass the glad watch h-word all DER the
broad land, r,,i st s,.I.s
Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfeld!
No rule of ftheisword by a tratorous band,
b Hurrah for the farmer of Deerfeld! s G
Then, freemen, awake 'Tis the dawn ofthe day
When the darkness of misrue shall vanish away
And Radical tyranny fee in dismay aii ~
!. Before the Farmer of Deerfeld ssf
Come brothers, It's freedom that bids you rejoice
Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfeld!
For Seymour, the statesman, the popular choice
Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfeld!
Then, freemen, awake! 'Tis the dawn of the day,
When the darkness ofmisrue shall vanish away,
And Radical tyranny fee in dismay,
Before the Farmer of Deerfeldl ~ .ise-4'
Come, drive out ofpowerthe cold -blooded knaves,
Hurrah for the Farmer of Deerfeld 3lj
And the three hundred thousand white slaves,
q, Hurrah for the Farmer Of Deefeld
Then freemen, awake IT'S the dawn of the day,
When the darkness of misrule shall vanish away,
And caltyranny fee in dismay m !a.1
Before the, Farmer of Deerfield!
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Good-Eight.

Q, sweet, my love, the hour is late;
The moon goes down in silver state,
z AS here alone watch and wait ,sr.s
Though far from thee, my lips repeat.
In whisper low, goodnight, my sweet
= The hour is still, but DER the gloom
Ofstarlit gardens, faint With bloom, r.
l lean from out my darkened room,
And only hear the roaming breeze f-I
Move softly in the lilac trees.
Somewhere beneath these gracious skies
Ny bonny love a. dreaming lies,
With slumber brooding in her eyes C..'i
Go seek her, happy wind so free,
sz;t And kiss her folded hands for me.
n Across this dome of silent air, Z H IS
On tides of floating ether bear -. La.
To where she sleeps, my whispered prayer !:
The day has brought the night forlorn- &
God keep thee, little love- till dawn.
While life is dear, and love is best
And youngImoons drop adown the west, y
My lone heart, turning to its rest,
Beneath the stars shall whisper clear,
, Goodnight, my sweet, though none ma,
i~i - hear
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20
NUMBER VII.
From the New York Observer. I
A Nearer View. a
BY MRS. JOSEPHINE POLLARD.


/ long for nearer view to-day,
A nearer and clearer view,
OF the pearly gates and the jasper walls,
And the glory that shineth through
This earthly house, and these earthly cares
Controlling. absorbing things !
Have fettered the body, and hndered the soul
That crieth aloud for wings. ...
long to 1y-for while at least
Afar from the thoughts of care
Those eagle-talons that sieze my hope,
And follow me everywhere.
Though fain would sever the veil that hides
Those beautiful heights of bliss,
fear that glimpse of brighter world
Would darken the hue of this.
For, oh there are times when the heart goes
down,
And everything smells of clay,
When the soul has no power to lift the hands,
No power to think or pray;
But if, on the forehead, holy touch
Anoints with the holy chrism,
The wand ring soul to its place returns
In the strength of new baptism.
And thus when weary of earthly things,
The forms and the tints of flesh,
know that my spirit is overcome
And needs to be stayed afresh.
Though close into shore the ship may ride
And dream that its rest is sure,
Twill drift away on the ebbing tide
If the anchor be not secure --'i
/ long for nearer view-O God!
Is 1t sinful in me to say -
That / long for nearer view of Christ
Yes nearer view to-day?
If but from mine eyes these scales would fall
That render my sight so dim,
L know should walk with firmer STEP
For / should be nearer Him.
Thy daily work and thy daily cares
promise and hope afford,
For the services rendered unto man
Are rendered unto the Lord -
Thy way to thy Fathers house above,
To thy heavenly home pursue,
a. And at many station along the road
He'll grant thee a nearer view.