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do and guess that's why ! coughso."
"Where do you live %
with Mrs. Brown, on street"
ssDoes she give YOU any medicine
for yonr cough 3" - I
9Not doctors medicine--she is too
poor, but che makes something for me
TO take"
. "Will you take something if Igive it
to youa"
No, ma'am, thank you; mother
took medicine, and it didn't help her,
though she wanted to stay, and you see
j want to go, it would not stop my
cough. Good day, ma'mn."
4"Wait a minutes" / said 81 want to
see what you carry.n
lie opened his box, and for once /
found what / wanted. Indeed, Ididnt
think it would have mattered what he
had. Ishould have wanted it, for the
little peddler had changed in my eyes
-he had father and mother in heav-
en-, and so had /. How strange that
peddlers had never seemed like people
-humanIsoul-filled beings, before
How thankful he was, and how the
great, sunken blue eyes looked into
mine when / paid him.
"You don't ask me to take cent
less" said he, after hesitating min
ute. 81 think you must be very rich" !"
"Oh, no." replied; 81 ann far from
that; and these things are worth more
to me now than / gave You for them.-
Will po,, on,,,a ooo,n 2SS 81
eyes ma'am if / don't 90 to mother
soon."
"Are you hungry"
"No, ma'am, / never feel hungry,
now, l sometimes think mother feeds
me when sleep, though / don't re-
member it when am awake. / only
know don't wish to eat now, since my
sister died."
"Did you feel very sad 2"
81 felt very big in my throat, and
thought / was choked, but I didn't cry
a Bit though 1 felt very lonely at night
for a while; but Pm glad she's up there
now"
"Who told you you were going to
die2n
sNobody, but I know am. Per-
haps Tll 60 before Christmas"
could not endure that, and tried to
make him stay, but he would run and
tell Mrs. Brown what good luck he
had met with. He bade me good day
again cheerfully, and went ont into the
cold rain, while / could only say,
"God be with you, my child"
He never came again, though /
looked for him every day. AT length
about New Years I went to the place
he calledshome. Mrs. Brown was there,
but the little pilgrim! his weary feet
were at rest and never more would
his gentle knock he heard at the doors
of those, who, like myself, forgot the
necessity and stern want that often sent
about these wanderers from house tc
house, and that their employment
might be far more unseemly to them
than annoying to us.
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TExAs.--The Austin State Gazette says ::
sour crops are looking very fine. We shall
make plenty Of cotton and corn. Recent
rains will have a good effect upon our rsa.
ries. Eyery thing is encouraging.
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The Madison kentucky packers
have contracted for $4,000 hogs at
5000 net, for November delivery. .,
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& IC H nj o ND, VA
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL T. 1ss,

RECRUITING FOR THE CRIMEA The United
States Marshal OF Philadelphia on Saturday arrest
ed a British oficer upon the charge of recruiting
men for a foreign service, contrary to an act of
Congress.
The five men before arrested for the same of
fence Edward L, Perkins, Henry Hertz John
Bosshsrt, William Budd, and B. Loeb, were ex
sVined Saturday morning before IT, S. Commits
sioner Hszlett Personal slluson having been
made during the examination to ii. B. NJ 3 Consul
George B. Matthews. letter from him was read
in court which contained the following para
graph
Many of II NJ 3 subjects have expressed to me
their natural desire to serve their country in war
which may emphaiically be said to have emanated
from the voice of the people; and large number
OF natives ot continental Europe and others, have
also made known to me their wishes respecting
war which they view as tending to advance the
constitutional liberties of m4n; and hold myself
Tree to assist, as JaT as eau sh strict legality,
my coun,rynten in their laGdabe object just as,
doubt mol, every American in Europe would aid a
poorer fellow citizen towards his home. were the
United States at war; but cognizant as am of the
Neutrality laws of the United States shall most
carefully guard agGinst inirin aing them
merely desire to add, with reference to the
statement of an evening journal, that there is
no british agent or iunctionary in this State but
me-"
The case will he finally disposed of on Friday
next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Goo, NEws FOR THE SIoK.-Rev. Jas
W Huuneutt, editor Of that popular paper the
Christian Banner" published at Frederickstu uTs
Va. in his edteris Of March 29h 1858, thus speaks
81 Hsmptou's Neesable Tlncture
The of the yesr for feebleness of body
snd general debility 10 now approaching. and we
%, u'd particularly invite attention to "Hampton's
Ce ehrsted Vegetable Tnoturt and can snd do f. 81
~ oar dptt, 70 recommend it to all who are dy.pep.
tic OF otherwise in feeble stste of health. We
anew the Y'ytge the siDyemc eTcee1ce Of this medi
,,de. fer have tried IL to the saving of cur own
tes'th aud. perhaps. life also, No family should he
without this medicine. Especially in all lower Viz
fs}ia should 'Hsmpton's Tincturs' be used freely
Tne medicine may appear to the purchaser 10 bs
very dear al dollar per bottle but even at that
p1ce consider II tte cheapest medicine in an onr
country We douhtvery much whether IL ever fall
to DO good.
Cslj sud get pamphlets and see cures Of Cousb.
Is .ouchitjs Rheumatism, Liver eompisint Scra4,ls
ks liver complaint il is unrivslled
sold hy 4. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL lam
n CO, Richmond, by DR. COOkE, FTedericksbure.
by all the Druggists IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER
\ MOWSRAi, Baltimore, and by Druesists ard
StoFrkeePers everyw here.
iSS' One Dollar Per bottle-sx bottles for S.
apS-d4cts
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RESCUED FROM INFAMY.-A few days since, the
authorities OF New York received letter from
some unknown female, stating that young CIR,
about sixteen years old, named Eliza Seymour.
who recently came from the country and was an
orphan without home, had been entced into the
disreputable house of Ellen Hamilton, in Leonard
street, for vile purposes, and that no time should
be lost in rescuing and reclsiming her. Accord.
ingy the Chief of Police detailed officer Master
son to attend to the matter, and ON Thursday he
brought the girl from the place and provided a
suitable lodging for her in one of the charitable
institutions of the city. She expressed much gra
titude for the kindness shown her.
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NIGARS.-The subscriber resDectfuIj,

4 i,lGARS.-The subscriber respectfully
- informs the public that he has taken the bsaE
tlful store under the American Hotel tixst vacated
by Messrs. Adcook Co.. where he wifSontinus 10
conduct the CIGAR and TOBACCO businsss Ha
takes this opportunity to return bis most sinesrs
thanks TO those who have kindly sustained biu1
In his new business, and IN soliciting continuance Of
their patronage assures them that he will always .
deavor to furnish the best articles lin his ipe) 10 b,
had anywhere. His stock of genuine Havana Cigsrs
comprises, among other famous brands the ceiebra.
ted Cabanas prize medal, La Jacinto La Jssmio La
Violetta. La Tres Flores, Premeri Diana. Also the
genuine Eagle Extra and Clarito Extra Principe -
Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of every a.
scription Cigar Cases. Snuff Boxes and Pirsp Ia
great variety. CHAS. RICHARDSON .
Importer of Havana Cigars
NH 20 Hinder Amarican Hotag
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BOUNTY LAND, &c.

will prosecute claims against the Fede.
ra Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONs, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act Of Congress, soldiers who serv.
ed period of fourteen 6ays in any ,rar since lie
sud II such solders be dead their widows or minor
ohiidrsn entitled TO i60 acEes of land Thl Sc
ghU have received less than 100 scres ar. entitled
to much more will make that quantity.
Having been engaged as 9 clerk in the Pension
and Bounty Land Dspertm ept at Washington for
ueaTly three years, | have peculiar advantages fo
prosecutinR claims Of the above description
Communications by mail. pest raid, or at the Office
OF Payne Mayo, ia Wellington Goddin's new
Arv reference given hat may be desired
uGh Six g3-n ABEL u MAYO
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EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA The Minister
of Foreign Affairs announced in the Spanish Cortes,
on the 9Th ult.. that the government entertained
serious thought of putting end, soon as poss-
bic, to slavery in Cuba all the consprsors lately
arrested there, were the ardent partzans of the
maintenance of slavery. The announcement is rep
resented to have been received with loud sppro-
bation.
The Minister further stated that he entertained
hopes that the differences between Spain and the
United States would be satisfactorily arranged NJ
RANGES. in reply said that what the country wanted
was to see Ihem honorablY settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

A DUELLING ANECDoTE-Two Spanish officers
met to Eight duel outside the gates of Bilboa, af-
ter the seconds had failed to reconcile the belli-
gerents.
eve wish to tight-to fight to DEATH" they re-
piled to the representations of their companions
AT this moment poor fellow, looking like the
ghost of Romeos apothecary, approached the se-
conds and in amentable voice. said:
Gentleman am poor artizan, wit b large
family, and would
My good man, don't trouble us now," cried
one OF the officers, don't you see that my friends
going to split each otherl We not 10 chris
tian humor"
at la not aims ask for,' said the man. am
poor carpenter with eight children and my wife
is sick; and having heard that those two gentlemen
were about to kill each other, thought of asking
you to let me make the collins"
At these words the individuals about 10 COM
mence the combat, burst into loud tit OF laugh
ter, and simultaneously throwing down their
swords shook hands with each other, and walked
away.
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DEATH OF Mas. CASA letter from Rome, of
the 5th ult., says
The diplomatic circle here has recently sustain
ed fresh loss In one of the most amisble of its
members, whose death succeeded those of the Mar
chesa Pralormo, Marchesa Bargagli, and Baronne
d'Arnim. Mrs. Mary Csss, born Ludam, wife OF
the Minister OF the United States, was yesterday
suatched from life and from the affection of her
relations by the bursting OF a blood vessel In the
head. She was near her accouchement. Her
virtues, beauty, and amiable qualities viii make
her memory deeply regretted by all who knew
her
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itude for the kindness shown her.

IMPORTS or DRY GooDs.-The imports of dry
goods for the five weeks ending March Both, are but
little more than half as large as for the same Pc
riod last year The total entered at the port for
five weeks amounts to but 81, ,S28, $50, which Is
S3o70601 less than for the same time in 1854, and
81 956, ISL less than for the same time In 1853. 1t
is less by 1857 258 than for the corresponding
period of 1852, year In which the total dry goods
landed at the port amounted to only sixty one
mi Hon of doiars
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TENHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
d INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: 100000

'l5eeon Fourteenth 81 opposite the Exchange Hotel,
Richn0ad IA.
This Company chartered in l8S2-has been in
operation nearly q years-hss paid to it's policy hold
about million IF dollars in losses with but one
action at law on policy, and in that they
crSsu 10 defending @lvesheir stock oloned by
etizeas0f ttyginia and their Directors all residents Of
ana aoeH hnoGH an this cify-their ns of discounts
averaging over hall million of dollars per annum
tor many years past, and large portion of the bene-
hts resulting therefTom extended to their patrons
.l spo tnenoH. Their reputation for promptness and
ii9elatS unsurpassed With their capital unimpair-
ed and surplus fund added continue TO insure
the ssfis OF FIRE and dangers of the SEAS, 10
Appealing to the history of the past and refer
nng 10 all the business men Of this city as the best
and sa'est guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently ASK the extended patronage Of the pub
lie. apply to or address
a. PLEASANTS, Pres't, or
mh ig-8t4w4w THOS NJ ALFRIEND Sec'y
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FIRE IN WINcHFsTER, kY.-A very destructive
hre occurred in Winchester, Ky, on Monday, the
Goth ult, by which twenty houses were de
stroyed, and loss from thirty to forty thousand
dollars was incurred. The fire broke out be-
tween four and five O'Clock in the morning, iD a
lsrge stable in the rear of the jail property and
nearly the entire square was destroyed, including
number OF business houses, the Jail, and the law
otflces of Messrs. Hanson, Smith, and Houston 81
DoWney
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DESTINY DEMONSTRATED.-Ma-

n dan Helm may be consulted on matters of i'm
life such as marriage, the time when, with descrip-
tion of husband wife; of riches, changing OF bust
stustlCn le2aces esta kindred or friends
II person shall have the thing hoped for; if per.
son shall suffer by any particular thing of which he
OF she Is IN fes long or abort journeys; of absent
persons, dead or alive; Of law sUits; of theft or
things lost Of substance lent demanded wife or
husband living from each other, if return; and
all the difficulties of Ife OF health, fraud sickness
ana death; past present and future and all concerns
Of life.
This ady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prof LEO
by the Planets, or AstroiOgy.
TERMs-50 cents by the Planets, 25 cents sfor la.
dies by the Cards, and 80 cents for gentlemen by
asrds-white or black people.
Apply at Adams Valley, doors from the corner OF
10Th, on Poplar street. Otfice of Astrology" over
th9 door, opposite Lancasterisu School, over the
Greek NH bI4-Im+
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EXPORTS OF LUMBER AT WILMINGroN.-Fo For the
quarter ending Saturday last the Expo0 of
lumber from Wilmingson,N C amounted to 2607,-
332 feet-about one half of which went to foreign
ports. The amount exported during the same pc
rtod in 1854 was 9, ,154,176 feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

DESTRUCTION OF SHEEP.-In some of the wes~
tern wool growing districts, the sheep are said TO
have suffered severely during the past winter, in
consequence of last summers drought having de-
stroyed their pastorage One wool grower in Car.
roll county Ohio, lost five hundred head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

BANK OF ESGLAND.-The last statement of the
Bank OF England shows, compared with the state
ment of the previous week, increase of 9l67,.
729 in the public deposits; 9l57,875 in the other
deposits e33l 283 in the rest; $50 923 in the Gov
ernment Securities; el90,250 in other securities;
STA $50 in the notes unemployed; S36,395 in the
notes in circulation, and $l45 208 in the bullion of
both departments.
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HEAVY Snow SToRM-At Montreal on Monday,
snow fell all day. Heavy drifts had accumulated
in the country which it feared would interrupt
the passage ofthe Railroad trains.
At Ogdensburg, New York, heavy snow storm
also prevailed accompanied by strong northwest
wind. The thermometer was ten degrees above
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

PRESENTATION. City Council of Augusta,
Ga, have purchased silver tea set consisting Of
nine pieces to be presented to Abner P. Robertson
Mayor of the CITY, for his services during the pre-
vaence of yellow fever there In 1854.
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MAIL BURNT.-A mail train on the New York
Central Railroad, ran over a wagon and couple
of horses on Thursdsy last, near New Market, N
Y, killing the horses. The stove In the mail car
was upset, burning up large portion of the mail
bag and its contents intended for New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-04

GREAT MILITARY EXPEDITION ToTHE PLAINS
1t is announced in the st. Louis Republican that or
ders have been received from Washington for the
early march of four thousand troops, under General
Harney, to the Western Plains with view to the
chastisement the Indians who have for years past
been engaged in depredations upon the property
and the murder of American citizens. 1t il under.
sood that 1900 of the troops to be stationed al
Fort Laramie, 300 at Fort Kearny, 6G0 at Fort Ri.
ley, and 1900 on the Upper Missouri. They are to
take out years supply Of provisions.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS FOR ONE

ranted fast colors and very beautiful for one doar
es eschi Crown and Beached shirtnss from ST cents
pds Sara 10 peat manufactured, very cheap; 10 600
pretty styles at S7t cts 61t aud rs cts; plain
teses IN all coCrs; Printed Bersges In a eat va
Icy, nc; some very rich; Rich Grenadines and Herua.
ais, ai AaGes Parssols ana Umbrellas, new stYles-
s; s;oIhe largest assortment of Black and Colorea
SliA Manulas, and Application and Chantilla Lace
40. .nat we nave ever offered. These and other .ea
sonaDie Goods will be sold for cash at such prices "a
20 make an object for all purchasers to siya ms
call. ct SO Main street. ~ s"e Ns
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FIRES IN BALTIMoRE.-On Monday morning,
about O'Clock, fire broke out in the cabinet shop
OF Henry Pein, corner of Light and Montgomery
streets, burning the houses occupied by Mr.. Geo.
Foster, house-carpenter, Mrs Hector Vintou and
Mrs. Parsons. Loss, So, 500
About o'clock, Monday night, the dry goods
store of C. Hollingsworth, corner Fayette and How
ard streets, was burned. Loss So 900; insured for
$4,000
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apS CHRISTIAN 4. r.mup1,
DIAPER HANGTNGS TpR0T STTpv

l. GOODS, Gc-SPRING sUPPLY-JOHNF w
6E1NAOLT, 1872 Main street, is now receiving his
spring supply of new Goods, selected by himself
consisting In part Of French, English and America,
raPeI Hanslngs, Borders. Decorations Views Fire
screens and Curtain Paper of the latest styles-
trimmings, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Musouitc
Netnng. various coieurs, Cocoa and Canton Mating
OF all patterns T. Sd, and Cd wide; Window shs5s.
OF every descfipti ton; Floor and Table Oil Cioths
Aaelaide, Jute, Brush and Rope Matte, new styIe'
window Cornice, curlsd hair and shuck Mattre sses
Lounges spring Mattr resses, Hair Cloth &c His
stock 10 now the largest aud b, selected ever
onered IN this market, and will be sold upon such
PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTERY era,
cuted at tthe shortest notice and in ,styls which
cannot De surpassed by any similar establishment In
the country. ~
Call ard I'd examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

TIE DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
at SIX AND auARTER SENTsPER WEEK, pay able to
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fri
6ay and mailed to subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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ARRIVAL THE SoUTHAMPToN.-The U. S
storeship Southampton arrived at New York. on
Sunday, from Tahiti, which island she left on the
26Ih of December
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A PLEASANTs, Prest, or
mh is-3tsw4w THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, Secy.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. :

y --V1N 1I-A 1OIkII AAfh1t Il " I U
i COUNTRY MERCHANTS - Understanding g
iheI some person persons circulating, to my
disadvantage, the report that have received any
goods this Spring, and have assortment or stock
on hand, take this method Of announcing the SAID
REPORT AN UNMITlGATED FALSEHOOD,
started and circulated by its authors for selfish pur
poses.
respectfully invite call frem ALL in want of
hayihlng In my line, TO examination of nv stock
Eud prices assuring them that can furnish full as
tot,hent OF staple and fancy goods of the newest
styles ard at less prices than they are selling for in
'De tAafAet HUGH A WATT
lnh 1j-IGt - Msir ~
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TREATY WITH ST. DOMINGO -Advices from
Hayti, to the 14th of March, have been received at
Boston. 1t was thought that the treaty between
the United States and St. Domingo, in its present
form, never would be sanctioned by the Domini.
clan government.
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NAVAL The U. S. steam irgate Merrimack,
now building at the Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mas.
sschusets, will be ready for launching by the lst
of June. The sloop OF war Saratoga which has
just been thoroughly repaired. (at Charlestown,)
was taken OCT OF the dock few days since and is
now ready for sea. Tie Cyane Of Greytown
toriety, is also ready for sea.
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THE COLD WEATHER "A private letter, re-
ceived Monday from New Ipswich, New Hamp-
shire, says the snow drifts in many places are over
the tops OF the fences, and that Thursday, the
thermometer was az low as it had been during the
winter
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Snow IN GEoRGIA.-Snow fell to the depth Of
three inches in Walker county, Georgia. on the 9th
of March.
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SLooP WAR JAMRsTowN-The u. s. Sloop
of.war Jamestown, OF the African squadron, bear.
ing the pennant of Commodore Crab, anchored at
Norfolk on Sunday last. She was to have sailed
ON Monday morning
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-The election in the
State of Connecticut for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Secretary of State, Comptroller, members
the Legislature and Congressman, took place on
Monday.
The Intelligence received at Hartford up to Mon.
day evening shows the following results:
In thirty towns, Ingham, DEM. for Governor, leads
all other candidates Minor, know-nothins, lead 8
Dutton, whg, largely, and he falls little short of
fngham. There appears to be election by the
people. The democrats a. far heard from, elect
&c and the know hin and wings Il to the Legs-
lature Several stIong know-nothing districts are
vet to hear from.
The result In the first Congressional district be-
tween JsmesF Pratt, dem, and Ezra Clark, ir
Dean, whig and know.nothing, 10 elected BY large
majority.
Hartford sends one democrat and one kuow.no.
thing, and New Haven two democrats. to the Legis
lAtuIe
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Costly PRESENTATION. service of silver
plate has been manufactured in New York, TO be
presented TO a wealthy banker OF San Francisco,
which cost Sl5000
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NEW PIANO MUSTC-Received bv

JAMES WoODHOUsE & Go.
lad-25c. ui faoe' Dali
| ana Dreaming. Song. By H. b. Bro,vp@9se
Nay, Speak no Ill. Bsllad-25c -
y1la Fay. Song. By Ed. o. Eaton-25c,
Pray for the Loved Ones at Home. Gon,--es.
Une Flenr D'Ete Polka. By Groeusvettse5ce.
Geelon Hill Waltz By Dodge-25c.
nurnams National Poultry Show Polka; with 90.
La Belle Sarah. Grand Valse- 25c
rev and Elegsnt Dances. By Wallerstein-s5c,
hoh-38c. - - 0hei'
Happy Days Polka. By Hewitt-ssc.
Pieces ~ to anu Popuiar
Music si bound in variety of styles.
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SAILING ON RUNNERs.-A sleigh, rigged up with
sails, made the run from Glen Haven to Skancate-
les, IN. - on the ice in less than an hour, with
party of five persons The distance is about sixteen
miles