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aThe fmx gournal.
V. J. KI,.nT.lt, K.Jitoi-.
PMfi-d to Ho Purlj'n arbitrary ),
Y)g loilua Truth, nbrrt'trthc lruU ihe sitf.
Gen. Ihslall is now in tho Ken
tucky Lunatic Asylum-"- raving ma
niacpast fill Imp '" recovery.
Such in fact U tl"' extent of hi Ac-
rniitrr.mcnt llitlt it in IICCC.S.S;i I'V for llilll
f bo kept in closo conlinemcnt mnl
KUiinlcd witlitlio most nsbiduous cure,
TUU Is imW.l 11 h;u1 eml to a onci!
lofty mind, u poetic f.mey. an ine -
nustiblo fund of wit, and inr proacha-
hie powers of popular oratory. The
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I,.,,,. (r,wt iv ii. ii sa u iil'V one
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to Ihe asniring vouth of the Intnl.
However highly strung be the itn
...,lo.,u I' itn.;,. ii.'iiinc. dr Ikhvi'Vit nil'
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inerous iwei rcuih-u - um turn i'
i lWr way, may the sad history
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inegiueo u.isurn h.imi ui.;im i. ,.,.,
not upon the wine when it isfi'il
when it givelh its color in the cup.'
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Uy telegraphic dispatches froui ew
York, under date ol Ocl.tilh, we learn
lh:it the Crystal l'alace and almost rill
of its contents were destroyed by lire
the other rlay. The I'alaee was lilh'd
with articles for exhibition tit the an-
11u.il Fair.
The loss of the I'alaee is i? i.",il,llliU.
and of its contents 1110,(1(1(1. it is
HUppnacd lo be the woik of an iiieen-
diary. The building was insured fur
ciiily gCO.OdO. A very trifling amount,
of goods was saved.
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,Vci (hliuiis, Oil., llt. M'tii-nir
r.j-hhishiu ! ! (,'ffitl fonts of -''.'.';
Tin- Maval magazine at Havana, rn . j.',,,, mv. C.ine, there is 110
tilled with powder, shells and rock- ,, ln ir .,. ( lui: the l'enl or you
els, exploded nil the i.'7lh. Tiveiily ',.,. ),( (,n vver. I,' I nil w ho are w il
eight persons were killed an. I J : jog to join u itli us in 1 bis 1 eat ea 11 a
wounilird. More arc supposed to be j .,.- IIS ,.xl Saturday night at Ihe ;
under the ruins. Minelecn n-w sugar ; -y,.,,. ,.,,.,. a. j
houses were dest ri) ed. Many build-j JO. ('. OF, II. M HI.
ings are dnmnged. The whole city , .....
was shocked and the gas woiks ren-! ,;
.len-.l useless. The city is in ,lai kr.es j THE LONGEST TRIP ON HEC0RD AF
city is in d
The police and troops are guard
Concha. The rdlieials are on i
ground Hiding the unfortunate. 'I
cause of the explosion is imkiiou n.
Sugar has slightly declined.
, ,, ,, . , , . 1
on-iirn. f.ovr..- ..ulhlul h.ve is
Ml object on which glMy-beanled mi 11 '
vent, much spleen and scorn; but de-
-, 1 , , i, ; 1;,,. 1
iieiK itpon it where it rests in nalily ,
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it is Ihe sueele-l ihmg (hat even ;
knows; il is the violet ol our short
vears of existence. The lose is Inau-
lilul, lu ll in bin
full of perfume .a i n I
Haunts In r gay bo-
brightness, as slu
om in the ardent a if .lime, but
cive me the ioiit, that scents with
Iter odorous breath ll.e air of uneonli
ried sjuing; the soft, the timid i.det,
rclrenlin;: fiom the gne with her blue
-ye8 cast down, the lils! sweet child
of the sweetest sea ion; the tetidei est,
the gentlest of all ihe llowers of the
lirld, the i ml.li m of eann si mid iuuo
eent lilfection. No, there is I'olhllig
like il! In all alter jeers, we may
lay our baud upon what joy we will,
pllic mid inuoeilit il lnlli-l. be lo bear
the comparison fur a iuoineiit--biit. in
after l xis el.ee, we shall lieer
111. d J
anything dn the eailh like liie li ft
llow cr of I he bealt.
How is il that girls can nbt.ijs tell
a married man from a single nm !
The fact is iiidbpiltable. lllaekwood
says that " I lu fact of matrimony or
liaehelur.ship is written so legibly in
n man's appearance that 110 ingenuity
can coiicrnl il. Lteryw here there is
noun inexplicable instinct that lells
Us whether an individual (whose
iiiime, fortune and circumstances arc
totally unknown) be or not be a mar
ried man. Whither it is a certain
fub'bnd look such as that w hich ehar
i.cleii.es the linns in a nieliageiie,
i.iid ifstinguislies tin m from ihe lords
of (he desert, we cannot tell; but that
the truth is m we positively nllirm."
SamcLody wlio willcs with nunc
'trulh 1 hull poclrj " h:ys, "An nncl
without menry is nut llinulil Imlf no
Milch of lio:.dns, ns n devil with n
hng full of puim ns." I.i t n lu.in lie
Lnnhrupt in honor, in nil that consti
tutes the ornament of life nyr. Id
Lis heart bc.it lo ll.e jmlsittioii of hell,
ind lie or kho have cash, Hi-vt ctish,
and ihe fawning syco)haiil.s of .1 pani
prrcd and rotten woiild-hcarirtlocriicy
Mill"crooW" vkitl, smiles "Ihe jni-g-nanl
hinge. or u. t,,,.,." nn llttl.
rl poverty with virtu,, un.l intcgrily
for it. churacteti,tic, xvil l,c passed
by utihec J. d. Truly, money him l.oen
nplly called "11 coin.oitin t, Uc
tains out of n cl.iii nctcr." j
To enjov a good nihi' repose tUe
A fold luu'el b i Ii licioro reining.
howl or tu!i of cold water and 11 hard
crash towel u-o'l viornijsly over the.
whuln boly uro all lli.it arc necessary
iu adJition lo a vie tr coitsciencr, in
.order to ccure a K"oJ iiislit' rest.
A wcaieni paper, fpcahitig of ll.e
dwnage done liy n iejuM f, nays 'A
hmvy'gaJ' rngrd furiouhly hero on
Wdnesday at."
The Soni of Temperance.
Mr. Editor ;
J'urlmjis your numerous roadem,
nml tho citiens of Winchester gener
ally have formed tlio conclusion that
the order of the Son of Temperance
is extinct. Hut this is incorrect. The
Sons of Temperance were organized
in Winchester, Sept. 7th, IK 17. For
many years the Division was in a
llouiishintf condition. Several times
she bowed her head as the opposing
columns Hive.pl by lilcn an iivnlnnclin,
not ko mii'.'li IVom llm opposition as
, from Ike weakness aid m-nlcct ofsome
, of her members. Some years
we proposed to build a Temperance,
, Hall. Not. being able within our-
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i selves, we ciiicri'ii innr u coon .!:
,
with .be I.O. 0. F. Alter the I e
Willi ll.e I. u. u. I . Alter rue ii-hm-
was complet,,!, we .hen had to fur-
nisi, our Hall, which cost os between
! ,liu. I.iiii.Im.iI ili.lhirs. which
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of made y ur debt amount to something
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' .,, .410011 1. Smiirii'i' iinr Divis-
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1011 nceame small ;inu we unumnini
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liipodalrlhedi bt. as laras possible.
j WcMdd oil' all our furniture that we
could dispense with and hae setlhid
; nil of die debt except, about $100, for
ivhicliwe hae enuiii'h in process of
collection lo lirpiidnie. We have still
,c( the Divi.iion together, and now
would announce to our li ii lids that we
j need their help. Come, friends, one
and all; come up and help in to put an
1 end to the evils of intemperance as
far as we possibly can. .
I Are you a friend lo the cause'
j then h i us see you take a position on
j the side of leinper.'inee. Are yr II a
fining man a:id would oii prosper?-- ,
),IS, ,(,,,, the inloxiciling bowl atnl
,.j,st unil.-r tin I! 1 nner of l.w:, I'r;
TER A RUNAWAY WIFE.
Tli ut wives ivill I f 1 lln-ir 1 1 1 ii r r i fi :-, i;
vim.i 1111. 1 inn iittnv, i-. 111 I) ili.y (M ill
Ill 1 lie. I, lull 1: 11 1 111 11 .Is wil I not ill rt !iy I'll j
1 11 iv me r liiinl nml sen in n-iirili of v:i
frriii.l 1 liiinlioi-. A 1 use wliiili ri.ini! lip
in Ju-liei-'s Coiirl viv-ler.biy, liovvevir,
-I-I-, III! I Millllile lor luvillL' llll.-llillllll lliilt
m(.ii (- u )hi,
nu,ii,,i) r, aliiy 1 hiioi-i o-.l will, il, win. 1. 1
ilium ill.- hilest roniiiiu e iiilo oliM-uriiy.
II iiiiiieiii 1 lli.it tin- eliiiir lirulln r ol 11 ',
11 . , ,
l.u.iily ruM.lur.; in .N.i.les, 1 1 ;ily , nun iie.l ,
wj(. ,.,i,,.rll,y junior, mi l sir:
' 1 1 ' -1 1 1 1 1
ilu
man .1 itailin '.
,iie
that
j M. lnolle
1 were uiii
le I to 111-
, In- .1 "have no hii-m.I.s
over-," and w itli priib- lie poiu
IH.-Iiv wile, and mail.: her hi
1, III', his Iciiiiii.' ol Mi vniii.ii, 1 1 1 ' 1 r 1 1 i 1 1 ' and
ev( nil.:'. In an 1 til hour a y.iuni'i 1 I. mill
er, Mirhai-I An 'ido (iitln, l'io!..'. with
lot inn eyes upon h:s hiMcr in law, 11 ml
t.1.0 ttiis win Ir.iin Iter i.lli'iiiiiei: tn her
lord. The I'li.lly pan Ii mh- I li'-i r ccupe
In this 11 11 11 1 1')' , l.i iii'.'.iii; V.11I1 lln in a lit
tle .laniditi'r, and Iravne.; die liuhaud and
f.Mt Mule Imys ill llnir .l.--.'i'.'d 1 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1
Inline, 'l ie' lunihi i lover and Ins l.iir
riiiiipaiieni conic In ill..-- 1 It)' S'.uic iiji.nllis
i.i'u no I (ijn-ned a 1 ..i.l. . I.nn.ny slur.- on
,I .nil .s reel.
Ill time lint
W I. ' 1 . 1. 1 III 0 1 M . Oil,
III
l.-arnci
Ins iwo
Ih
I'll
lak
III I 'l
in less hoy n it ill hun, he Miil.'d for I'm
ciiinali, unit hij: In -in a ih.v 1 r ttto i.;:o.
If - at 001 e sou. hi nut tin' e n 1 ! I v pair .and
ini;.loi.' I tlii: ttifi- lo r lom lo I. r al!e::i-
inr, luit In 110 piirp.ee. lit was ro le-
ly spiune.lhy I. -tli nife and hrotln-r, and
as a last resort, he had tln-ui nne.-li'd lm
a lultei y nn Tuc-day.
'I'll.: casi: ttiis to iienenji 1 . T r the
Ju.-tiiv ye Ic rd.i v , but 11111I11..I fri.'ii l ' in
l.rl'erc.l. I'nliki! I lie " .Mi-i'nll.mpe,"
It lio li'iin d the j.'ers nf lint s 11. id !'ils,
sin. ill. I lliev Me linn with his iiniattiiv
wile upon iu.s.-imi, the elder (iitln, with
le i rs c on .111 .Lm 11 his 1 lin ks, hesini'dit 1
her on his knees In return Innne willi him 1
lo I lie Miiitiy i lliiM' fl liilv, nn I in.iko hi.i
tioiin: oner iiioro I) licavt ii nt il nnjf I ir
iii'iirtt. Tin Si nn) w.i.i iill'.Ttiii:; llm pit -
(nn- Iii'iir: r. uilrr.' l ouinil.'t.j hv ilu nl.-ii.l j
in:; ini, .-.nil li'iirs ei tin' iii'ii? i.nvs,
kI.dIiii.I in i nm jiii'iir,l lln- f .tli -r in lii-
l.iii-i an.l liiiliiiui iiilirm v. Tli.-rn w 1 4 :i
1 lioii-ii In-1 u 1 , 11 1 1 1
IIII MH II 1 I y III . I II I I I V '
in. 1 :. iiii-;i:iii
it t ill
Tin
Will!
-I
liilu.l; tin; lm-liiin. I pli-.i.lr l; fiir.i.l . ( ..nil-M.-k-,l
nlii'ilii-in-i', nn I nil oinliiiii'.l nl
leiiL'lli pri'Viiilf I. Slii- cons' nii',1 tn ro
turn to Itiilv nitl. In r l.n-lnin.l. 'li t
Vin'liy lirollit'i ii;;ree I in p.iy ilie cost nml
Inw) er's lees tlic luislun I in !, Wis run
mviy vvi.V iijiiiu lii.innii, uinl liis 1 dil In n
ly ilie Ikiii I, mi l li-fi llm t-o.irt rnom mi
ovrrjnypil with liis rc ovi-ip I Iri'iinnre,
tltut lm m 'ttiiilly kis-'-1 tlio liiunls nf n
Ir. mill In. li.nl In-tii niainlv i list rumen -
t il in lniin:iii tilmut n i-onsinuniuliiui ol
his h-.ppi less i.nler -in h peculiar cirruni-
Hiinti'.
. . . , . 1
Ilieru i) Miflitient romance 111 lliis I
"plum, uiv.-iruihc. t..k'." tn furnl tl
basis of 0 novrl. A mail who wnuld
follow a runaway vifi from llaly, nml
then lie" of her on Ins knets tn nrerpl
bin prolfi-rel furivenoM, cannot be a bu.l
huilimiil, un.l ilo.-erves a butler w 1 lu.
Tin: Ocr.AS IUnr. Thu lln... Robert
C W'inlliinp oner s'nike nf lliu Ailmilic
Telivriiph ns ilie grainl oian harp.
U'or leswonh thus writes.
Oh. pnntlest niirsele nf Time,
What iiiiijliiy joy will fiini.r.
When men of tlnreri-e tonijiio anil cln.ie
N.'iall list tu the lieiven'y cliiim
Umt son nils the utraina uf peice fubliine
Upon i n'lo Klrmjf.
Old Roger, on reading ll.e above, ake.
'ofnitof if lie knew the key or note
' l ,r" ttial liii. was tuuivl. Me al-
i.l nol. " Why il j. very
' ". """ lolly oi l fellow, "ih.tii
;..ustb.o,v,,U;iC... At thl ktl
..aboul..le..,VutMia (utl j j .,
are not expettc. u ..l.. '.
The iii.inher of deaths lyy0
fevrr in iNcw Orleans this jetj,
the 19th of September, was 2.WJI. '
THE WIFE.
What is there like homo to the man to
whom God has given that greatest of
all earthly (,'ifis, iar beyond Roltl. a
help-mate for him a being like him
self, adapted to better his condition
and soften his cares? It is an old sen
timent that has passed into n proverb
"Mo wife, no home."
Il is astonishing to see how well a
man may live on a small income who
has a handy arid industrious wife
Some men live and make a far belter
appearance on six or eight dollars a
week than others do on lil'tccn or eigh
teen dollars. 'I he man does his part
well, but the wife is good for nothing.
She will even ui-braid her husband!
j for ,,t livin-: in ns t'ru.cl style as her
rieighbor, while the fault is culirr ly
j her own. Ilis neigh bor I ;' '
1 i'iiii.i i i". iiin iikIuh ions lie. anil inui
. - - ... ...:. I
(,,.. . I.J Mil. I I I'l'l-lll'l IIIS WIH. '
! -"-, ' ' J" , ' ' " '
j (l 111Hliy tnight
: ,(! thrown, and the appearance of the
! waters would remain unchanged
Mo
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Tw 2
1 1 . f w'lisleil iir.isur' . it 17 nu
i ' . ..' . ... ... ...11, 1..
msull lor siren a woman u nun "
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., .,. ,.,,,, nliout tier love aim oi' u- .
I , I i
(,. Umxltmi Intil.
V. V. llol.UDV, editor of the Cul-
ei;:h Slainlald, in spoken of as one oi
the ne.l l.'niled Stales .Senators IVom ,
orlh ('iiioliiia.
If )oii w i.sh lo make a shoe ol dura-1
l.lc materials." said I Inr l.icelnitis
Laiiexbur-ih, "you should Like the up- j
per jiiirt of the iiiuitlh of a hard drink- i
. r, for Ih .t never lets in water. ' j
" '
A Ihilehmaii being advised to rub j
his limbs well with brandy for the
rheumatism, said lie had heard o
v, but ad led,
s!i poller lis
i
tl,i,i-F
rubs my
pr.iii
dv. and then I
c'' mil. !(
hot
O ir young ladies do not insist on a
high standing of young geiillemeii,
hence ii variety, of private miseries
and public tiee.
.
"Johny," said a doting mother to
bet- somewhat, insatiable boy, ''can
joiienl I liat pudding will, iinmunilyf"
"I don't know ma," (juoth young
hopeful, "but guess I can with a spoon.
.
Ib'tvare of being too liitlel. ob'iged
by great, men. They will lie apt to
impose hardships upon ll.ee. Il may
prove such a slavery as thou canst mil
easily g( I out of.
III. v. Ill 11 iin IVt, an aged and
cMei ined minister of ihe Presbyterian
Church, died ;i lew days since ol yel
low fever, in ("1:11 h slon.
The P
S. Onpil
per diiV.
nVercis euipl iveil on 1 he I '.
,d, ha ve slni-k for S ', 50
IIkci.im: in Pock. Five hundred
Inn 1 els 1 1 if v; pork sold yesterday at
i 15 -a decline of 8 1 per barrel in a
few d ijs. font .Itiiiriinl '.Will.
. .
We see I r. Al.ernathy and Mr.
New man are in ihe lie. inr Senator
in I hifcouul us of Lincoln ami Frank
lin, - rather e.ulv for starling we
should think; put they are both good
Ih'lnocints and doubtless have ll.e
wind lor a long r.iee. under who'll
beat :-.!. Minnlle Xm: lira.
A Raadsila Colloquy.
"An I mi, 'S.jnii.', yi.ti don't lake 11
cnili.t.t papei?"
"No, Major, I :i l the city papers on
bctt. i Ii rins, and mi I iidii: a eouplo of
tl.rlll."
"Hut, 'Sip.irc, the county papers often
prove a preiiler cunt eiiiein e to us. The
ll(irn ,, ,., ,.,,.,. il.,.,., ,. I,,.,,.,. ,..;,
; editors cm make ilinn.'' .
I "W hy, I don't know any convenience
I !'' r t' nif."
' i he ruin you ol.I
vrrti'i 1 in one of tin hi
i.M f.iil Uris 11. 1
;i 11 1 llii-ri liy you
it ,1 1. 1 1
.luint'.l i muIii r h; t -..V
" Vi.iv trui', M.ij'ir, lint I i ii.l tlin.'i;
.in f r il
"An.l tu uiti le nior.' tli. m iliree , 1 1, 1 .
lar.i liy it. Nnw, if pnir nei.;l,!inrs li.nl
not iii.'iiiit.iini-.I ilnit I'ii-.m nml kept it
retnly fur your use, vo.l tttit.1,1 linve lii'en '
tt.llmul the menus tn .-lv crlie vonr uro- 1
perly. Hut I think I saw your ilnujli.
ler'a in.irfih:-e 111 the paper.-; ili.l liny tn.-t
ymi nnyibiiu'?"
Nn, l.ul "
"Ami join brother's denlli wn thus
nnl.lM... I ..I, . I I.:
1 I
i' - " "... "" i.iiiiuiiiy iinneu.
A n,l il... .l,..i, . n..,. ..( .1.1. ..
Urigg's bou.-c by fue. Vou know ihcse
things oro 1'ini rateil till tho authentic
oicouuts of tl.c luvx.-p.ipiii set (lit: 11
riid.t."
" Kli, Irue, but ."
" Ami hen you were clectsl '.Spine
ihe printer prinlfil your name, an J after-
wnrtULept il before the people in (he of
ficial directory, for which ."
" e, yet, but these things aie news
Ii the leaden. They rauio people lo lake
the pnpers."
"No, no, "SquirP Gnnl-f, not ifall
were like you. Now I e )ou ll.e day
will come ken some one. will write a
very long rolo,y on you, ,f, lnJ char8C.
ler ai.J the printer will put it in type with a
heavy black line over il; and w'ah all
your riches, llm will be done for you as
a grave is ma le for a pauper. Your
wealib, liberality, all such things will be
spbken of, but the printer's boy, as ha
spells the worJs in arranging lha types
to these ssys, will remark of you.'Toor
mean devil, ha is even sponging an obil
ry! Good morning 'Squirr."
SuieiDK op A UuiNBU Gibl. Mia
Esther Ann House, a beautiful young
lady, who had been inveigled into a
house of ill-fume, drugged and ruin
ed, committed suicide ut Manchester,
V. II. on Friday; by taking arsenic.
She concealed the faet of her taking
poison until medical aid was too late.
Why iko in funis like diomnnd? He
cdiisu ihey oreltiurlittlu itiings. .S7(ty
villt flp'nitur. '
And why urn they liko niofjiiilos? Bo-
cnuso ihoy oro pestiferous iiul thing
(irnl nearly olwuys muking n noine.
Tim ir!rl of Northampton liiive
icon
I h(,()illj 0 Locbo lor ol i tor h horjiict of tnn
I m(, wor1WOO,, jre -nys hetlnr.'t cure
I swe(jcr ,,, im)trlmoy, oeyl.ow.
j ofall .-rent h.i l.shi.s. lyt,
"' t u
j Wo know lot ol people iil.o
out
of Led more limn in it.
rim. i.iNJion nrres of lnml nm mlvcr-
1 ... ,1 1
1 hw,l In tin so 1 lit liuetioil, lit 1 nllliimsS'.'i.,
; - . , . , i),,,......!,..,.
r ri fn,.
I rorniu, " 1 ' ; j
tlflOll-.'llll' HI INU I IIIIHIMI V-I.i l.i -w...
VxtiTnlinsr fmtn the St. Murks to ;
;' tli 0 A jjiiliif liic ohi rivers, in Muliile Fieri
.In. I
Tin; youii;; Judy who does not apolo
gize when you find her lit work ill the
kitchen will not mil loinaku a good wife.
-Ex.
ve remember m havo found n very
yU.Uy yUnn;i Udy at work in the kitchen,
IV1U didn't apologize, but we hud to.
Pn-niia.
A r,!S)(!(.,.,,,. (";(.niuin n xew
Orleans has ju;-l buried her fif'ih husbiiud.
Xut one of them lived a year in wedlock
with her. la.
If husbands and wives know one an
other in l It o next world, won't sho have
a hi'vv of hu-li.iiids? ;
II t11.110.111 AeeuiKN r. Accidents on
rail mails I r' nil i ar;leMies or oinei tve-e,
are of daily occurrence in dill'ereul parts
III tile (lillliliV.
A loioinnlive on the llani'llou and
Davl'io K.iilroad, when near ( 'uniniiu.'s
J ville, Oliin, on lln: Till inst., ran into lln:
ciinuige ol -Mr. I). P. f c.-M.'ielcii. Alr.i.
Kesieodi'ii was throw 11 mil of the carriage j
arid caught in the cowcatcher. She was
carried some distance, wlieii she was pick- ;
. 1 ... 1 1 11 1
e" t, 1 r : ,. sons
c i. 1.:. 1 1. a.,, , in ,.iiu
11 ,11. i v. v , nil.: f..ii '
the tracK Ol me iiayiun nun ,i.s,.i,i
ll.iilroii.l, were run into liy a pii.ssiua
train. The younger brother was instant
ly killed. TI'O other t'scaped slililly
injured.
Still another Occident occurred on the
same day on the Hudson Kiver liailrmiil,
by wliicl. an engineer and three passen
gers were killed, an I .several wounded.
. .
' M a 11 v."--Tli if name, by a decree of
Pin Nnnii, can no ImiL'er I.e Liiteii In chil
dren, on -liii 1 1 of c ca.ii 11 1 11 11 i aiinn. His
inf.ilibilily would reserve il as far as pus- j
sihle, hereafter, fur the Virgin of ui.uiac- j
ulutu conception. j
Vrisv I'si 111 Im miim tios. "A man
lately died ill liiistnu I'luni ihe effects ol
the jin.iviiig in ol ilie too nail." j
Did he? Wo rer.-l t.i hear.it. "Wo
regret still nior" lo hear thai any one has
liv.'d lo a mature ie'e ttitlin.it leiirnin
how In prevent the ""rotting in ol a toe
nail," hy which, tte pii'siiuie, is meant
that freipient oci urrence of lie: corner of
the n.'iil growing into ilie nverlayhig flesh
in enuscrpienn,' of weiring shoe' or hoots
too light. We have kn utn rases of
excruciating sulleriues arising, from this
cause.
Now to prevent t Ii i -t ilillicnliv: Do not '
cut away this oll'endiug corner nf the nail, ;
as is usually dime, very short, hut cut 11
II . 1 1 e 1 ii. the ceil 1 re, iinile il itvn to l!ie
c j 1 1 i ' Is , and ke.-p lii.it noieli tlii'te until the
iliHiculty is cured, which ttill simetiines
hi) Willi the first culling, 'l ie: philnsophy
nl lln: reini.ily is llint the tut lire iks ihe:
arch, and naturally cIi.iul'I's the curviituie :
of die nail, an I in:ikc ihe corner turn up j
instead of dotvn.
. f .1 . i 1 iv.
Tnn.r.T nm (icM i I mi.n. I'nr prusi i v
in t lit- ciniiii'xiii, li'ii!ii riinrr; tn pre
serve lh! liri.Mtli swi'i'i, nlist.-iin from tu
bncto; Inr wliitcnin tin; Innnls, lione.-ty;
in ii;iiii.i; 11 111, 1 riir 11 1 n ill-, i;ny .iu;n Hi:-
. I. . . . T I
su.-in, rra.lv Inr imjiruv: tin- smlil, oli-
ir iniprn
si-rvutinn; 11 lirauiili.l riiiL', n limily cir
cle; lor inipioi ini; Ilie voire, civility; t lie
lii'.-t cunipiiuion ul ll.i: '.u.Ut, u vsilv.
Oi.n Ii.n-iici.'iiis. An exihnn.'B says:
"Il our Maker tlunulil it wrunz fur
Adam to livu sim.de, w ln-11 ilieru was not
a won.,,., upon u. . :i rtl.. how erinnniilly ?nn , at, ,i.sbulii-vo the tru;h of the Chris
L'uilty are o. bceln'l irt, with the Woil 1 tail ru J i -'i 011."
full of pretty f;irl! j 0 '
Ihe .Sivannli News .11 ,-ets tho railing
niTii-ntinii:
Kvcr sini e the ilays of Ailani of I bach-
!i:,ve.1.";1'" l'' 1"" -f tverylioily'.s
r..li...il.t
We prnteM ai.iinsl it. Them
is a vast ilitf'rence between Ailani mi l
thn obi bathelors of our day. A. lain
could nlfor.l to marry many bachelors
thtiutih, nowadays, c.-innnt. Wlmt with
crinoline, fi v.r luin lre 1 ilnll.ir.-liawls, dia
mond bran-lets and pin money, its no
small uiidt.'rt.ikii.!! at this nue of the
world. Kve hud no choice il was Ail
ani or noimdy. Sho ha I no chance to
Kci no iiiu.ui'iii, inr mere was no one
in. 11:,, ..-ii. c l i-
111 If rl U In. Ni.ein f nn n hnr moans fil .
:.:.. t - .1 -
lantnlizcini! her hu-b.iii.l a feminine pe
ruliarity fio.n that day to this sho got
him into a scrap.) by eiting the forbidden
fruit. "Old bachelors are criminally
jruilty," are they? Give "old bachelors"
the sauio dunce A lain had, and our word
fur it, a majority of them would put on
matrimony in 1.0 time. .
FsiLiRS or Trie Cislr. Ths Atlantic
Cable, in which both England anil the
United Slates have a deep interest we
mean in its sucres is, ns we have nil the
time feared, about 10 prove a failure.
They are unable lo send dispatches either
wsy, or even lo give signals at either end
of the lin. Tho diiticuliy is tupp tttd 10
be near the British ahore, but really there
is no lellini! where it is. The bottom of
theses is like ihe surface of our earth, a
succession of hills, hollows, ami precipi-
ess, arnl lha treat weight of the Cable, I
standing from one hill to another, may i
. l " to bresk assunder. The ;
. oeeline. and decline ereatl.
with lo sell ,h.,..
ma h at r as V ssnl
c . '
bo says the Knosv.ii, vhigt
Do Right.
Slick to (ho truth,
Como good or had!
Success attends
A truthlul bid.
Hottur ho poor in good end funic,
Than socrifice on lonet nutno.
Uon'i foor b ecorn
Of empty fools,
Mor soil your soul
To Fashion's rulos.
A kersey rout will koop you wnrrn
French tloth shrinks hufoioa slorin.
lie just in ell
our trudo with men;
Mi.nkind uro brothers,
Well you ken.
)o unto nil us unto you
Vou'd l.uvoyour fellows also do,
Another thing
JJon'i try with wine !
Tlio rod wine liiilos
A powder iiiine.
And hy nml bye, smne luckless node,
The ticklish hnni.-holl limy explode.
lie true lo love,
If rich or poor,
It mutters not,
D in't j.;iAc it o'er!
Mil rringe without due reverence
Is likou field without 0 fence.
Be kind to all
Of low degree !
Ke.-p in thy breast
.M ui h i linriiy.
A p en- mail's Messing counted! more :
Thau all the treasures misers More.
(io nn in faith,
Mold la-t thu right
A nd you .dial I Ii a e,
'(iaiiist Ages' ni lil
Riches laid upon fortune's shelves,
"The gods help those who help them
sclv.'s."
Tim telegraph chronicles no abate-
ment of. I ho yellow fever in Mew Or-!
leans. On the 7th inst. there were 58
deaths. !
llnit.iif n ri.i'i.i.l 1. 1, r linn n r:i ml i i!:i 1 1
....11...1 ,..,n., ni,ii ,,.i w.li.'ii,..l hi-
tote. ;
"1 would linker vole for old "ick than I
for you," was the rejily.
'Hut in ca.se your friend .should not
eonie forward," said the candidate,
'infill I then count upon your assistance!1
A 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 Honor. Woimm.v Uestow-
We nre truly gratilied to per
r,,jv ti;it ouv uortbv fellow-citicil
' J
-
I ! i-.-i nil Al nster nl tin. Alasonie (ii'ilcr of
d Muster ol the Masonic order of.
Tennessee, by thy Grand Lodge now
in session 11 1 Nashville. A gentleman
of great moral and intellectual worth,
and one st ronvdy attached lothe cause
of Masonry, tin: Grand Lodge could
scarcely have selected a 111:111 more lit
for, or tvor: by of, that hiirli position.
.Mr. Friz.ell will, we feel assured,
show himself fully cut il led to the dis
tiiighi.died honor conferred upon him.
A lltl'l'V All I'llO.I'KKOL'S Sl'ATR.
A correspondent, under date of Houston,
July, 'J,s, gives li e following graphic pic
ture of lie: pie.M'iit and ll.e future:
Texas never saw brighter prospects
linn attic: present. Out nf debt, with a
fuil tr..M.-in'y, taxes merely nominal
lighter ilia. 1 in aim 1st a ly other Stale
a full crip of ciru and wheal ulroaly
realized, colton end sugar cane promis
ing an abundant yicl I, riilroa.ls pro
gr.'ssing rapi I'y, lli-i causo of education
receiving a gaol share of attention, the
w!i')!i) is r ipilly n I va 1 .: in; in all that
makes a gr,;at, ren) I, h ijipy an 1 prosper
ous people.
Mtsc.Miv ami Giiui-ri txrrv On llic
tlio (i'uilfir,l ('ourtlnHisL', N. C, wiili
Masonic it r-m 1 1 io.- , I!. I'. Dick, K.-q.,
' ri'iii..riio I:
j '-I'm- In it 1 rnin nis tn conipnru .Ma
sonry In CI1ri.-1in1.ily. Tlic one is ns in-fi-ri'ir
ti thu nihnr, 11s tlio works of Go. I
ll.e one 111 si v ;i.-msI hi li-uchini; us ihe !
.... . . '
I (.neon
Urcnl coiuiuun lnient. I llou sl.nll
lnvu ihy nuiulilior h.h lliysL-lf, tliu other
' iilniii." cnu it-nil: us tin; firt gri-nl mm-
' tti n in 1 111 n t . " I linn Mialt love llm Lon
. ... - 1 11, 1 . 1 1 11
lli v- (1 oil w 1 tl. n I Ihy littirl, nml with all
, .,.,..., .
thy nnnii. Cl.ri.siianily 19 the grent liv
in.! Iii;lit wli.i Ii covers tun enrth; wherev
er il falls, will, glory and beauty. Ma
sonry is one of tlie lessiir lislits rnstinj;
tlio rnys of brrtlierly love, virtuo anil
cli:ir'nv into ninny a liuniiin lien rt. It
sootius tlio uitlmv's wniiiitlcd heart, nn
1.. Vn .nn.1 Aln.
V
ncssM.i.'s M 'i i .ixK. The Oclolier
nuinlier of this stcrliiiL,' worli is promptly
on our table. Its contents are full of
inteicst.nn l we unhesitatingly commend il
lo the liberal pi.lro.iii:e of our readers.
It is publi-he.l u.nnll.ly nl Charleston,
at three dollars per annum.
Heaven sends good figures. Il is only
woman's enemy who would tempi her to
wear crinoline. I'.xi h a nge.
But would you, for the reason that
"heaven fen. Is good figures," have wo-
, 1 . ,, ..., c .
men wear 0 dress 10 show the exact tu
-
ure that heaven sent. Z.011. Jour.
The next Legislature of California will
contain a democratic majority of thirty
one on joint ballot nine in the Senate,
an I twenty-two in the House.
ErritcTS or Tobacco. Both smoking
nnd chewing produce marked Alterations
in tho most expressive Icatures of the
face, The lips 6 re closed by a circular
muscle, which completely surround them
ami forms their pulpy fwllntss. Now,
every muscle in the liojy is developed in
precise ratio to its use, as most young
men know they, endeavor lo develops
anil increase their muscle in the gymna
sium. In spilling ami ho ding the cigar
in tlie mouth this muscle is in constant
use, hence the coarse appearance and
irregular develnpemont of the lips when
compared with the rest of lha features, in
chewers nnJ smokers. The eye loses its
natural lire ami becomes dull and lurid;
it is unsneculative anil unanurrriahve:
it answers nol before the world; iia own
er gases vacantly, and often repels con
versation hy his stupidity. Stalptl.
. I . . . 1 '
I
MisronTUNRs. Every doy wb live,
says an exehango.'we are more thin over
convinced that nine lenthi of the misfor
tunes which attend humanity era self in
flicted. People jump off railroad cars
while in motion; go hathinc in deep wu-
when they cannot swim; imbibo r-piritu j
ous linifors, and meet with accidents; ex-
it ii . i
poso lliemselves, regardless oi prudence,
and sufTor all of most evil consequences,
which a little forethoualit would in most
cases have averted. People know vory
well that a violation of the common law
involvosn penalty, and yet utterly ignore
iho fact thmNaturo i Mill more inexor
able than tho logislnturc, and visits with
corresponding punishments evey viola
lion ol her Jaws.
HKUmois. The .Synod of tlio Cum
berland Presbyterian Church con-
cncs in this place on Friday next.
About'200 persons from a distance are
expected. Tho occasion will doubt
less be one of much religious interest.
Tim Wkatiibr. This locality was
visited on Friday night last with a
pretty heavy fall of frost. The wea
ther .since then, aiibougb the atmos-
ibere is clear and balmy, b is been de -
cidedly "winterisli."' Frost is not just
now greatly needed here, but would
be a ere at imiiiilar blessiiiL' in the ex-
I.
Ireine. houtli.nsit is trim that "i ellow
.lack readily takes m bts colors upon
the approach of Fro.sly Jack. The
latter "jicr.sotiiigc is at all times, for
good reasons, a more welcome visitor
I than the former.
I JIasomc. The jMasuaic Grand
! Lodge of Tennessee has this week
been in session at A'asliville. The at-
! Iclidatice was rpiile buge. and a great j
deal of important buiiiess lias, been
Iransncled. The following named I
'gentlemen were elected odieers of the
C.i-aml Lodge
for the ensuing twelve
months :
i,.i.n Fri.Zell. of Winebesti'i'. Clraud
Master.
il. M. Lusher, of Meiupl.is. Deputy
Gr.ind.Masier.
John I'. .Shiver, of Athens, Grand
Senior Warden.
John Norman, of I tin liny don, Grand
Junior Warden.
W. H. Horn, of Xashville, Grand
Treasure,..
L.nll
es .. ! tiller. il iNiishVliu
Grand Scerelaiy.
W. M. lined, of Nashville
r.....n.
1
Chaplain.
A. P. Hall, of Camden, Grand .Se
nior D'aeon.
W. W. Ward, of Cnilhage, Junior
Gr .ud Warden.
15. F. Mains, of Morris! own. Gram!
Sword Hearer.
Lew is Lowe, of ('hill lotlc, Gitind
f .. .1 l " (I lili.tl'lic ,'Cu. .lis
itMi.su. 111. j m r.ui-Hiii a.ciiu
It. S. Campbell, of Chattanooga,! " '!';'""" L1"'!"'
, ., . 1 'oil Ji'it.-iai.ti d.c ill!.
jj 1. 1 1.1 1 Pursuivant. s..:i!i, c.,i..u.... ;.ji
J. McClelland, of Nashville, Grand'
Steward. j
M. ). Jl'Grovc, ol'Nashville, Grand
Tyler. I
Dr li:iJl mil's (J. I: lindi:il J'np tratious, I
Tin; j
(.IE UMAX ninrjis
AMI THE !
DAL HAM IV COR DI AL,
Will curt' Liver i'o ni'I 'iiil, .Tii;i:.trti'i, llysji.'ji - in, Cinn- i
k or NftrvoiH )''!.i!it', Cli 101, i: l)i trilm-1, I'iWIis, Uuliis, i
Il'iarsi'iicis, Cioii; Jiiuiii hilin, Iir-ij-icii! (.'iiiiMimp
tion, wli -ii i;v(rtliin'4 fi1' i1 ol ii.M'fT.'ft. T.ii niiy
prveil hy t lie tffMtiurwy of Ihnusiuiil in every walk uf
; Mir. Jil nifiiLcra of (!'iirrriip rltT'iynn'ii, l.ivyrr,
tiirrrh-'inM, iti'Tli.Mii s, nl even ltyMn.iiiS liv testified
! tn Mm uriiiilrTfitl viitura (if llirsp ct lchiatcil iiinJii'inci.
Try tlicm. j
I'rrpavoil only by Ir. f. JirKsnit, -II 1 .rc ShMt,
Tiiil iM"l,i;i, ami I r n-tlf liy !i ir;!:ili ami j"tii:eI.rotMHhi
nvpry town ni;-l vi'l.i ; in tli l'i;ilcl St.i t :s and 4'unadiis.
Pi ice " rent0, por h'itt. SI -p iiilvi'.fir.itfut.
X.ill- F.. A-1 n lnfL'' liirtum iil'.r.V 1 i irio 111
.1 ... -ill 1 .1,11. '... ,.r
tllli llllliri' ! III' ill'U.'l'll 1.1 lllliur nuts, III.' ul
II 0 llnniu Jinii'lii.i I'llM-i'. ill nii-ilii.'-.-i 1.1 inu
it. null or iiniili.-liiii ui'j'artiiujiil ui uic p.i
i:t, or liusini.'.-.-i ri.i.iicrtcil ill. tlio ullicu in
nny wny wli'itcv r siicii 11s llm pnyiuont ul"
tlui:s tu llio nlliei', ur contracts liir luUct.-iiu?
..p it .., t: -i .run !t. tr:lll-l.'l'l Willi 111V
. ' ',,' s-, ,TT,.
w. j. si. m en.
hit 11 AS
VISITINfi CARDS,
VKI)i)IX; INVITATIONS,
BALI, TICK I "fS,
ITNKRAL NOTICKS,
LUSINLSS CIRCLLAliS,
PAMPIILKTS, HANI) BILLS,
HOUSE BILLS, 1'OSTEHS,
BLANKS, ADDIIESSES.
STORE BILLLS, BILL HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
APOTHECARIES' LABELS,
ELECTION TICKETS.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS,
ENVELOPE TIPS.
BLANK KECEIPTS, cH
till BKITLT PltlVTKD AT IHK
1IOMK JOUKXAX OFFICE.
statk or Tr.wrsttr.r. rn.ixK
i.i tw.vrv.
Circuit Court Clerk's elT.ce.
John W. Holder, Jr., va. Bon Dechord, Jr.,
t'lianlian. &c. ei sis
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
It appearing to the sniisl'sction ol' ihe Court
that the rfet'eiidnnls, Ken Dcchcrd, Jr., I n
idis P. Holder, Frn-is Holder, Emlncia C.
Holder, Elixabeth C. Holder and Richard P.
Holder, Jr., are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee:
It is ordered thai publication be made in
the Home Journal," a newspaper piililinlied
in Winchester, Tenn., remiir.ni; said defend
ants to appear before the Circuit Court for
Franklin County, to be hot den at the Court
House in Winchester nn the 4th Monday of
November next, then and there to plead, an
awer or demur to ihe complainant's petition,
or the aan.e will be taken fur cnnrcsctl and
act for bearing exnarte. Thi. Oct. 4,
X. FRIZZELL. Clerk,
by Abe Frizzell, D. C.
Colysr, Friizell i. Marks for Teti-ioner.
1 v
Ths Baptists. The Baptists Alma
nac for 1850 has just been issued by the
American Baptist Publication Society
We gather from it the following sum
mary of lha Baptists in the United Slates;
Atsociaiion 505; churches 11,000; or
dained minisiefs 1, Ui; licentiates 1 025
i baptised 1857, 03.600; total members 623,
inn -I ' I. . . il.n Artl. llli.ainn Dn.
i". umioam mo ni ajj.
lists 63,000; and the Free will Baptists'
50,810, and of Disciples and other de-
nominations that prnctice immersion, a
bout 400.000. The inr rase in the last
ten years has been 144 associations, 8,
305 churches, 3,10 ordained ministers,'
and 225,419 members.
COMMERCIAL'
Nashville Market,
Prom tlio Nanhvllta Puffy News.
Thursday, Oct. 7, 1858.
Bacon. Demand small, stock light,
hut littlo offering, Shoulders Oc; Hams
8jal0c; Clear Sides 7ic, From stoTo
Shoulders Cjc; Hams OalOJc; Sides 8J
tiSijc.
Diiifd FnciT. Apples $lal 15; Peal
ed Peaches, fl 50a3; Unpealed 1 50a$2'.-
Gin.sfno 45a50 cents.
1 Whent. Buyers are offering 75c fo-f
rino lied, 80 for While.
j Wim.-kv. We quote 21ffl22 for Rec--
'. touiary brand 4000c. -
Laud. In moderate demand at 8Jfa;8$
cents.
Candi.es. Star. 20f5;22c.; Tallow, 12J'
ffilSc.
Fr.ATiiF.ns are worih 50 cents.
Coal 15023 ccntg.
Beeswax 23(5.25 cts.
Fb.ur Lebanon Mills Extra, 5 50
per barrel; Superfine, $3 C0(a$t 00.
Hock City Mills lixira Family Flour
in Bags, wholesale i-' 25 reii.il $2 '0
08lb.
Com Meal 5000.
Corn is word. 300x40 cents.
Salt Coarse suck is worth $1 00; fine
$1 75; Lib I 3"Jc, per pushel.
Suar lu bhl.s. 8uxl0; hall cent less
in bills- N.Y.Coffee Suaars llhl2e;
Crushed and Powdered 12al2c; Loaf 12
a 11 cents,
Coffee-Uio 1 lAn lie and dull, 'La
guyra 11; Java 20c.
Molasses Prom 3"i lo 30 cts; 37 ti
45 in hall barrels.
Wool Tub-washed, well picked wool
30 cts. Inferior grudcslSa20c.
Nashville Sank Note and Exchange List.
Cuiik or Truiii'snee 'hi
: Kriiim-k)- liankn tic tire 111
liuuiuiiiiu ar
Si.iitin'1 11 Uni.k 16c Uia
I Ciiipim' Imiik 7ic ilia
t ...fiiitRri i.il Kaiik i.ar
Jliii.k'i. Hunk jiai-
Ivvrli.iiiLii: lEiuik no suln
F.u iu.i0' Hunk i.ar
lii.nk ol .Mia. Hi- Tpiiii. .ar
" lJ,iris par
! " Knnxvillo Mir
lii.lnii liuuK ai
I'lueliMS' l.unk .iii
MuiinlitH1 Hauls imi
Cily I., ink i',-11
'I'lmlpis l.unk ii,ir
li.uik n( I uiiiiniTre .iir
" tin' I 1111. 11 mi'
' ' ('iitt..iiu.iya i'tr
" jMe.nri.is ..Hi
M AiiuiiLU pur
inter niiiik
u' I " N isliville 10c din
j;.u- OrniT I'd 1 1 h par
iiinikoi iniii.i i.il
piir 1 MiPiliyvillc juitiK pur
liW!tflli eluim liuuK IOC (114
Alissuuri hank pur
.I'i1iiiiiih (extejit Mo
Liie) Cc din
I!;jtiksor Mutiile pan
Hank ol West Terni. par
111 ujit iuiuiaj jiii
C EL KC HATED
GERMAN Jii'iTEUS,
AVIl.L KFFKCTUAMiV CVHK
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of
iho Kuliif.'ys, tin I till ili.usea arising
(rum a ilisorUuily liver or siouiuch.
Sin Ii iih Const iptitiun, Invvuid I'Wm, l-'ulliicsn ur Blood
tu tnc iL'.nl, .vmlity on Hit! Mohi.k ii, N.iuea, Heart burit,
Inyu'jt lor Food, tu!lnr tir eifcLt in ihe htunucli,
So.ii Kiiict.itiiu.H, .sinking or Kliiiltiing at the Pit of tiv
Mmiiaiii, .swiiutiiiiii ol tnc llc.il, iiuuied m.tl ditlicult
Uieiiihii; I'luitoiuij ul li.e Ih'ait, Choking or SulTocaiiii;
Smviiiuii-1 w ht n tu tt l ai$ 1'itsluie, i.inn.uhti ut Melon,
ltoi-4 ol wi'h4 iifioie tin: ii;,lit, l-ever mid dull puin hi tlitt
Hi-ad, lii-htinii y ot tM&piMiiou, 'elluunrsf! ul Ihe Skin
and hjfM, iain in Hit! - I'le, Lurk, Lhtvt, l.itnhs, Ac , mut
d' li I'luMic id iUMt, J'U. iiiog in the Mfs-h, LonsUht Jin
avi'di.ti'1 ul Kviutiid niv-H itfj irssimi u! Nj nits.
lint piM-iieiur. mcliinf; Hv utleiiiiuit ul the puldic to
tlii' pi p-imuo!!, dues mj u ti Ij u Iffitnul thciitiuort con
odt'iicn ui U s vn Iik'j iii.tl aii.iplalion lu the ducacs lor
wuiui H is nu'iJuiiiH'ii'it'i.
11 1- mi i.l-w .imi uutii.-il .tilkl.-, tint une Umt tins stoud
tli.- l.--t ol men jcu', iimI licl'nenie Anieiicmi ro lr,
ui'l s l''lut,iliLii: ,.iitl -..ill- .ut' UMlwIlul by uuy muiilar
1 ,., ' ,,..,., . ... ,.,,,,. i ,Anr Livrn b
111. in..-. 1 nniiiKtiiit di.il i.l'ii hi.uv.n . .lyMti-iiin unit iinli
vn..i..i-i in ,10 i',n 1- ol Uh i-iiii.li y 1-1 i,iiiiiciitD, Miitl 11 care.
ti.i 1 i-iutJl ul tut: .liiiiiiut I'ni.li- iimI unnually t. .tie .iru-
imi-iiii , ii ml t.i I iii..l -.-rn im nl rfiiy til Inn Ariiu, cuiiimt
i.ui -.ii i.i itn. iitni .-.lit-i'iiiMl iji.it lui-i i Jiut-ay m .cully
tlrici Mit liie yif at ceiriit li ) .1 linn uuuiiirtl.
llt. SIOll L.i.MJ'S
lixVLSAxMlU COKDtAL,
l-OK lllii SCEHUY IL'IIK OF
Coughs, voids, iiijliunzu, croup hoarse
nr. is. lirunvlulis, Ui.ivnncs of Hi boivcl
w ising from cold, incipient consump
tion, ami for the nlirf "nil if at alt
possddv) cure of patients in udcunced
slif'cs of the latter disease.
I atarrli, Or I'omiimn f.iltl, anil U fiir.iiliarly callrtl, is
win Iliy ur -ati-1)-, mihI tii-Mii eiMiu'li toli kvtiMleit, irptn.
i-lliir. Hi. Hell .i--i"l mil mil uy llml I ul.m to
mil liilial.il.nil. nut U,f I'l.mii Kdtid VlLLHW I'bviih alt
tn lii.ir ul iilut-r cuiiiilui-H, l.ul, 1 c4iiavtir cuiilitltsiitly Umt
lliry uglier in ili-Da--e ul gicnn cuili.licity aiiU utorUl.l-r
tli tn lln--e Ullut."
hi tun .lantji-r t.r Hnf.Nriiriis and PMeun-tiA, tvliifli
ullen lulltiw III I..C tuiu ul a iirleclnl cuia, aial lit
t'lliill-li Vi i.m.iai 11. M lu.Klculai iriiUlkin til wliicl,
lMl.tli)iil Ity llii.Miiir c.iii-,-. turrl havi pr.ulaiid
ar.uiui-til until' li-iil .or mlciulltin. uul unly lo lln prewii
live ni--Jli-i, 1411 aim, In liie tutaliv ime-eol a dinenw,
nln. Ii miwevrr mild in M HKe..liun la dtretlly cr Inli.
let ll) inudm live ul -.i.clidivei .ilie.1 ail aU,ni.ii- reaulla.
Thl lew Ml .liuul.l I IMinc-lUilr itn)'reed0lilUoM
ivhu luve any iunaliutiuli.il temleucy lol ilmonauv Lu.
1.1 JUKI III. ... ...
Ilie u-eulilui lUI-amlr Cnittial, agteeiWy loltie dlree
li.nia atr.niil-ai.ilis ea. k botlle, Will lodlly cute Ilie luoat
ili-licf.iiiBC4aeoli-o.tli- ,
tiHiiilia miielline inuceeil lioiti duuideml or Uy
ict'iic aute o. Ui- luuiatii, iu tvlntb ca. the Clenuai,
l.ilieia aiiin.hl be ued. hi cam ul weaki era, or leneial
tlrliility ul Hie i'ieiii, le-uliinf, Irom a piotracted cou(b.
Hie l.e i ti w " l.iueia n ill be (.Hud uf gmt bei-eftl.
In uxe ul Ai.nl InflaiiMMuu ol Ihe Ijungf, Ih promt .
IK nl arniftvuia Kelwially are humed and painful leapi
ration, imperlecl arleiUliuUoa ol lb Moul, cimi aud,
elpeiluiatluu, atlrliUed nilb excileeieiil of lli keart,
Her, variouaderansenieiita of tlie diirati and urinary
n-Uetiit, prualtiua ol trii.b, c. lba lunca may b
di-eatu-d witbuutany of Iheae ayinptoma aai.xo Paoail.
a.MT. bul Hi murmur produced durinf Inapiratio ant
mpiralimi, and Ihe alternale contreclioa and upaMiun,
uf Ihe chen, evideul to bulb "lcl'1 and leelini, all Kir-,wli
moat luiportanl pbraical air in caw ofdutaaaa, aut
ahtMild receive pruinpt atteiiitufi.
1 hi diiea-w la uaually ca.ued by a cold aelllinf M Ih
luiin-i, aud the uac uf tlie Ual-anuc Loidial -won peibimi
a cur.
Ibe terrible fatality of diaeaaea reaulliiic Hunt a "com
ni cil" may he teen by a rUwe al tb SXIowIn, u
tiitica. taken fiom the reionte ol IIm Hoaid of Health o(
Plnladeli l.u, conKe.Uy one ol tu moat beailby locallibr
iutli l uioo:
Tottl death In rtilladeli hU, IS.SSI
Jited oft onaunip.niu. I.SIS
" all mliei Jiwvea(,2j0lamnnber,)S,M
pS,HI
hISA Total deal a,
ad nfliHtaamptlnfl. t
" " all otber.diaeaiie, "l.
l-VM. Total dVatha, IIIS
lVd of lonaufnTtloB. f.lie
" all otuer dimrea, 'H
Fromlhee Srirei. W trill be area thai pearly one Hurts,
of the total dealh in Ibe country ar came by coaaaimp
lioi,, to ay nmlinjof ne axiuaiou other !. aprun
iiig front lirhlJtol4,, , .
The proprietor are in Ih roaaeaalo! T certlficale
ahoirini IImI Ihe Hainan. l otdial haa enVcted cure
where all other remedial man hay fclbnL biv il
TbU InraluaMe iRedieine are prepared arty Vy Pr.
C. .M. Jackaon. t.S Arch Wreet. H.adelphU. and ar, S
aale by diurnal a aid afore eer 'y '"L T''
lapi tUUmlM)Haia,Lad.ad Indwa IfKS
Ureal per bottle.
FOR SALE ar
G. A. SHOOK. ( WiacaesTiai.
S. W. HOUGHTON.) W,"C""T"'
J, W, MARSHALL. TrLtso4.