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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
NEW ePEC1AL NOTICES.

TicKKrs for Ladies 10 the Excursion and
Picnic ct Slash Cottage, to- b given By mesHs
Psststt 4 Crawford. en- Monday nsrt e.s be had Of
NJ !. 2 y, rasisss 'nd NJ. "@. cf'~'0'a.
Ar the annual meeting Of the Etockhold-
srs Of the Riahmrnd Library Conpsny. held on the
7sh Nay. 1855, the following ofheers were elected
to sarvs thu ensuing seev, viz:
Jst Viee President--Thon,ss Samson.
I'd pies Pyesident --3ustsvns a. Myers.
md 1asn
The following resolution wss sdoptsS:
Resolved, That any person hereafter becoming .
Lars for share in the Ricsmond Library. shsll hs
exempt from tbe rayment OF spy asse.swest quota
thereon until the COMMENCEMENT Of the ensuing
j. as-it Z. NUNNALLY. Secretary.
On. P. H. CHRIsrIAs has removed his
ONCE to the corner Of Haiu ssd Governor streets.
mex. door to Mr.. Lewis Hil's cfics
a. si.ht u =: ssn b found a' h'r'soos: e ss'
Aucrlos.-This day, Coffee, Sugar, Salt,
"A''l'' l'Df D.v H:snsSi s' ALIEN co.
js23-1t Auctisneers.
CoxE TO THE FEAsT.-A Feast of Ices,
Fruits. he: will be preps,ed BY the Ladies' Of the
Third Prssb, Church. chu,sh HUI At tbs L.e-
They s,iieis the attendance Of their hisnds ard
jeT-S:
RICHMOND G Of e q E.-The Seventh
Annual Commensurate Of this Institution Sill be
nsla e u: sscs oa SsPs'' cha,sa net EhiDAx
mencs e quarter past o'clock. preeisely.
The friends fsdusation ere respectfully iavitsd TO
| attsnd. t N-2s
DEMOCRATIC JuBlLEE.-The Democracy
Of Richmond and the yisinity. will eelsbrats the
late triumph In Virainia BY Barhaeue at the Slash
Cottage, on THURSDAY, June feth
DsmosTsts OF the county, - veil ~ city. who de-
sire to participate in the celebration, will fn tickets
/ At Marx Dowpsy's. on Broad Of ut the Enquirer
ONCE. on Main st ard ct Gao =. ssdler,s on Main
st opposite ths Ola Market Those Who do not take
the railroad, will 6ad dinner tickets ut the Slash
Cottage.
One hundred guns will b. Cred on thu cspitol
Square. on Thussdsy moyrtny, commanding at seyan
oacsk sud forty. four saas ct Sssh Cotssss 10 the
afternoon.
fsrsans ssu issvs R.shuond BY the Mali train at
6fA AZ.
Special trains will leave ct 10 O'clock ct O'clock
and at O'Clock. 80.
Return trains at g O'Clock and at O'Clock P. a.
1 lie s6-St Is
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ArrrMprip SUICIDE Yesterday even
ing. white man. Tesidiog near the PstersSurs De-
pos, attempted to destroy his life By cutting his
throat We learn that there il NO hopes OF his re.
covery We wers unabie to learn his name.
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RICHMOND CoLLEsE.-The seventh an
nusl &C ment of this instituton, tskss place
to- morrow night at the Second Baptist Church, on
The College. under charge of Rev. Robert Rylsnd.
Il ia most fourishing condltou, the large mum.
Der Of pupils and their rapid advancement in sduca-
ton, abundau prove. HH it# Esssyfs@-s3F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

The CINcINsATr AyraAy-o, s.,..s
sGnrsy occurred az Cincinnati, between Andre
cunningham and John Fowler, which rs.nissd +
me latter being shot dead and the former hs,ins IT.
snun irsc'1sea. Cunningham Ia one Of the firm Of
Seyoold q Co, edge tool manufacturer. and Fow
Ter was tho agent Of Mrs SeyboId whose hn.h.r -
recently died. The STRAY originated from SOM.
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The ENGLISH ORPHANS; or a Home IN the
New World;-by Mrs. MARY j. HOLMES
author Of Tempest and Sunshine; or Life in
Kentucky" This new work Of fiction is
from the press of the Appletons, New York
and is gotten up in good style. For sale by
A. MORRIS.
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PLEASURE ExcuRsIos.--The L. /. Blues,
With pumber Of guests and honorary members,
Left the wharf At Rockets yesterday, for pleasure
trip down James river II one OF the siesmers
owned by the Virgins Towing Company. Dir.
Tompkins, by whose Invitation the trip was made,
had arrangements for an sbuudance OF refresh
nsnts Of oil kinds, and We have no doubt the
company enjoyed the trip TO the hearts content Of
every member ~
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FIrx Pu,rrsos.-We nnderstand chat

FIsE PAIsrIsGs-We understand that
. number Of fue paintings. the best in the coun.
ry to be sent to this city 10 October next for
exhibition 1t the Fair OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute. The isdles Il Il understood, are already
preparing specimens of needlework, painting, etc.
for the OCCASION which, added TO the large amount
Of dne manufactures and mechanicism expected
from every quarter of the South and indeed OF the
Union, will make the exhibition the faest one ever
given 10 Virginia
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Annual Commensurate Of this Institution ~ill be
hsld 1t the Second Bsptiss Church nsxt FRIDAY
Evening. the 18th inst. The sxersises viii esm.
mepcs &C quarter past o'clock. preeisely.
The friends ofsdusatlon ere respectfully iavltsd to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

AMIcABLY ADJUSTED The personal diff
fcolty between John Vines and Emsnuel Davsn.
port two free negroes. which mieht hsvs resulted
In the death Of the former ON Tuesdsy night laat,
but for the intsrpositlon of the Watchmsn. was
annieshy adjustsd By the Mayor yesterday mofning.
who ordered each OF them to receive Q sound d3g.
ging for their disorder1y conduct.
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JuBmEE-The Democratic pa

JUBMEE-The Democratic party oi
6sh .nond aud its visin'ty expect to have big do
lays" to-day both here and st Slash Gotta 70 ga
to which place. the members of that patty can se
cure tickets q the Enanirer ofiea. They design
hring one hundred guns on the Capitol Square, 30
feastins will end the dsv $50 ~ So SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

FOX HIRE-lw0 good BLAl K
- SAifas saA exAkEas. Apply .. th.stHss.
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DurArcH FOR THE SPRINGS. - Persons
going to the Springs can have the Dispatch
cant to them for any length of time they
may desire. .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

OkGAE GRIspERs are sgain annoying ouI
citizens With their horrd from Which they
produce the most dscor6arE s0rs1s It b the duty
Of the police g. remove al sush vile ppisapess from
the vub.ie hishways, and We Esa II hops they Nil
do 90. 80 lE~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

ENCOURAGE THE LADIEs.-Our re aders,
and especially the young uen will no doubt be de-
lighted to learn that the ladies of Church Hill ntend
furnishing feast of creams and other Ices at the 81
Presbyterian Church. corner Of 25h and Broad SITS
OF which they Invited to partake this evening
and tomorrow. When we say that the fair sex OF
Church Hill have superiors In personal attrae
tons. but reiterate that which has been asserted
BY others . thousand times over; but when de-
clare that they aurpass all others In their efforts
build up churches, disseminate the gospel, supply
the necessities of the poor aud add to the happiness
Of all around them. we need do no more than point
to their acts esablish the truth OF that declara
ton IL IL right, than. tina. they should be
court .dl Do they not deserve 1t at the hands of
ALL end especially of the young bellies and beaux Of
the city, who will find the occasion aa sdmirabls
one for nsonliSht stroll, while they feast
.cssn and aid materially in carrying forward Of
those noble. generous. RELIGIOUS enterprises for
whsh the ladies are famous? Let all, then. come
to tho fsast-come ssriy-cone with pockets we'll
filled, and come with the resolve not 70 leave until
the supply OF good nuss Y exhsustsd ana the lair
love" asss EFfs
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UDDY WATER.-Ths frequent rain,

N UDOI WAIEh.-IN0 frequent rHlns
Az have made tho river very muddy, that the
Eydrant water. even with ice 10 barely fig TO drirk
Fitering stones now In great demaad Ia thu CITY
ard il some genius could invent q cheap machine to
separate the mud from the water aud clarity the lat
Dspdtch. s 49, =
Inventive gexius need go no further than CHRIS.
TlAN LATHROf'S, and pet gsnuns Mediter
ransan Filtsring Stone, for e2.s0 which viii make
a. Glenn water as be found In any of our moan.
tain Springs Call at 80 Main street je s8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

e. TURTLE SOUP, .&c-A
OK really prime Turtle win be servsd up
E3D4A ia Soup. Steaks. &C, THIS DAY ct
IL O'Clock, at THOMPSONs "OUR
HOUSE" Families supplied as usual jss8-St
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RIGHTS OF NEurRALa m TN, n,
,a government, have officially denied, at Ws,b.
ak.on tne statement of Count Neseelrode ss IN .nv
eRo .g OF their policy towards neutrsis in The
war T r. usc,alsd at the commencement of the
80: Inls truly fortunate for us for If the allie
eeaon were true, We should be forced into the wsr
hsn present mere Is scarcely any room 70 appre.
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GUNNER STOCK-Our stock of Clo-
b. ssing nearly every style of goods t. be found and
made up in the very best n snnsr. We invite pur-
shassrs to call IN, with the esncs that our
goods and prices viii compers favoraely with thoss
OF any house in the Union Give trial.
stt s-- KEEN, BALDWIN L. co,
lie IS lQ2 MAta
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The ARxoRY BAkD, with their new and
beautiful Instruments, made most delightful music
~ they passed down Main street, preceding tho
L. l. Blues, GA their way to Rockets to make an
excursion down James river. The Blues are the
FIRST volunteers that have had the pleasure OF have
ing this band on the water, and we know that they
appreciated II - Ii should have been.
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D1scRAoEruL.-We have been requested

to call attention to the conduct of number of men
Mayo's bridge for bathing and while there expos
Ing their nudity to ladies who passing to snd
from Manchester at all hours OF the day. We
cannot believe that gentlemen would desienedly be
guilty of any such indecent conduct. Doubtless
many of those who have selected that location for
abutions, have done without thinking of the
improperly OF 1t. To all such, this notice will be
sufficient TO put end 10 it, But If there others
who have no regard for themselves and the ladies
they thus insult. and the practice IL longer contn.
ued then the officers of the law viii be called upon
to make examples of them. Men who have no re-
gard for the modesty of ladies, unworthy citi-
zens. and the sooner they are put out Of the way
the better for the community they infest
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LOST

I OST--On Tuesday evening. 2eth inst
~ Ia the nsishborhood OF the Gsilsso NH, =
ghite and blsck Setter PUPPY, about sisht nor ths
libers reward will be paid 70, his return 10 n.
owner. Enquire st the Dlspstch oifics is n-tf
O8T-On Sunday night oath June be-
IL tween Richmond and New Kent Q small Tin
Boz. containing my FREE PAPERS, for which
will pay reward II left at this ethce. =
PEYTON BRADLEY
ie 2a-ttk A fraa hos ~ cnIe-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

On. p. III. CHRIsTIAS has removed his
ONCE to the corner OF Main asd Governor streets,
mex. door to Mr.. Lewis Hill's cfice
At niGht he esn bs found, - hsretosors ct the
American Hotel 10 22-6s
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l0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Estra

I'll bOAbAho NE w ahD.-E SIrdye0
~ or was oen from the commons on the west
ern suburbs Of this city on Sunday last, small bay
500 pounds, ard has few collar marks she wa Eve
six years cid has black snd tail. and chow
the marie OF inns blood When last seen, she was
following man riding sorrel horse, who passed up
the Plank road, and after going through the upper
toll gate, remarked that he Intended taking the
short Puap road II stolen: will give $40 reward
mare oe $40 for the mare when delivered at Blan-
kinship's stables in this city.
10 28-4.* TIMOTHY q. SHAW
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AuorIos.-This day, Coffee, Sugars, Salt,
Whisksy, Lemons. ORANGES eosp, ke
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
"a Alt Auctfaneera.
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LIBERTY GUARD met at their armory on
Tuesday night last. and elected portion of their
officers, well al adopted the Continental uni
FORM such as Gen. Washington wore, for their
dress. After long session devoted to business,
they were invited TO the "Arbour," by Lieut. X
w. Allen, and furnished with an abundant supply
Of refreshments. served after the best fashion Of
that popular house. The company spent an hour
or two over the table, in general consultation and
devising plans of success, all of which will be
strictly carried out when once determined on
The Guard bids fair to become enc of the most
popular companies in the regiment, and, judging
from its material will soon become thoroughly
drilled. We subjoin The names of the officers
elect:
Captain P. r. Crawford First Lieutenant-
Russell w. Allen; Quarter Master-Chas Baker /;
Surgeon DR.. j. F. jackson. Serseants-1st. Ay-
lett X. Woodson; 81, II NJ Williamson Sd, Hen.
~ Myers; 4th VIM. H. Dake; 5.h, A J Adding.
ton. Corp0rals-lst, VIM. H Easley 3D. VIM.
Dowden; 81 VIM. Brown 4,h, Jas. Tyler; 5.h,
Geo, Crump; Oh, ssaerwhite.
FLAT LAND-At the corner of Leigh and
Foushee streets, the police may find something
worthy of their attention We sllude to the va.
can't lot there, which the water stands Or weeks
at time, after heavy rain, until 1t becomes pu-
u IL and no doubt Injurious to the health of the
neigbborhood. Judging from the cal concerts
nightly given by the frogs there, those smphibous
animals doubtless look upon Il as the only green
spot 10 the city worthy of being their hsbsaiions
but a. frogs are an Improbable crop Ia this sec
ton OF the world, 1t would be wise policy to have
conduits prepared to take the water OF a. soon az
falls aud thereby compel them to seek abodes In
less frequensed quarters.
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"A CARD.-MIHS >. FiSdE6 would
IA respectfully announce to the Ladies' Of Rich.
mond, that she II here few davs and viii tssc b
Tsy lor's system OF DRESS CUTTING. Laoies ia.
vorins her with Gall viii find she CD arg o.
@ Llnio g cut and fitted for IS csnts.
No. Clifton House. 18th 1t. IL "a ST.
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BOARDING.

CAPITOL HOUSE.-The above House.
~ situated on Main street door below 9th,
will be opsne,l on Monday, the "a Of July.
e BOARDERS will be Tecsived By the dsy.
week. month or year upon reasonable terms.
10 28-lt* 5-. ,Hlf
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AUlNINE.-1U ounces pure suiphate
of @ ainine just received and for sale by
1873 - A. BODEKER. 10 MAN st.
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Dill LS-Brsndreth's WRIGHT Sugar
l. Coated, German Ksisor. Indian Vegetable and
received and fer safe by A BODEKER
jess Drug sss, 10 Main St
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

Ms. RcHARDs0S--rfe have rarely found SO
much truth in so few words, as in the following
pithy extract from our little contemporary, the
Ch0riaRder:
There are but two higher Offices on earth than
that Of Speaker Of the House of Representatives
Of the American Congress; and yet tie man who
for few days has received the most votes for
that position, was w. 4 Richardson, Of Illinois.
We met that Mr.. Richardson last summer on
Lake Superior and found him to be six foot
bully, dirty iii person, backguard ia person,
drunken in habit, and in short, Just sucila man
as could not Obtain admission to any Ieveland
residence of responsibility. Should he be elect
cd it would be q disgrace to humanity to the
Union, and 70 Repub!leanism; and IN evidences
that Republics are not only ''angratcfal," but
shameless,
! 6nd this is Mr.. Douglass aaa Ffiiag the i'm
maculate mover Of the Nebraska Bill; the man
whom the i.ocnfoc0s wish 10 elect 10 the Office OF
| Speaker OF the House Of Representatives, We
verify believe that the standard Of morality
a,no:ia ibe .oa4crs " that party is becoming low
er every day. How Tong VIII publia aeat!Aent
tolerate such rnen.-Cteariand Leadcs.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

TWENTY YEARS AGO IN GERMANY-irkcre
our letter stamps are manufactured. Tho n. T.
Tribune says, that twenty years SINCE before
Protection had been adopted, Germany wcq
/ largely dependent upon foreign mills for paper,
willie supplying the world with rags
1t Is stated that her importation If paper then
amounted TO six hundred tors per annum, and
the price which il sold for exceeded that Of o'hor
markets by at least the freight mud commission.
and the price IS 50 much lower than that Of other
markets that she exports two thousand tons be-
sides Supplying Gonesiic demand that has been
greatly stimulated by the low price at which
paper may be had. In the United States on
the other hand, we import rsrer from all quar-
tiers, and oven our iester-stamps como from Pa
ris, made BY French women, who are thus emf
pioycd when onr own women s;arve fof want OF
demand for their labor.
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2 M a d ns
ng 80 For fhc TriJane s. Telegraph.
A Word to the Weary in Heart


4 here's e. glorious era eoming.z asa ss
Through the mist of future years,
When the heart shall cease from sorrow, 81
And the eye be free from tears.
When the visions we have cherished
In our labor aud our strife,
Immortality shall waken m
To reality and life. ls4a te
Christian, raise thine exc to heaven;
View its bright, aud blessed sky
lis the "home'' our God hath given s1i aa
lis our heritage on high,
Every eye shall glow with gladness, @
Every brow be free from care,
And the blessed gift Of loving
Shall be granted even there. ~ ~ ~.
Weep thou not, though life be dreary,
Though thine earthly lot be hard;
There g mansion for the weary, 8
And a righteous mans reward"
Fear not thou the graves dominion,
Though itmav seem stern to thee; E
Life is but thy spirits prison, afsn @
Death alone can set thee free
Liberty Dec I4'h, 1855 JcsrISIus
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

CURIOUS CtsE.--The Board Of Supervisors
of jefferson County. having refused to pay the
expenses of lights and fuel IN the Office of TIA o
Clerk Of the Court, WALTER III. BgsLEY, the in
cnnbent at the tine, has sued the County for
the amount which he paid out for those purposes,
and obtained a judgment in his favor. The
County las now appealed the to the Sg-
preIne Court OF the State.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

TALKING TURKEY-C. X IIaw kes, Of North
ampton, Mass, has won two hundred bets Of
turkey each. that Gardner woald be the next
Governor lie has ordered them TO be distfi'
buted to poor widows with foruiEcs, on Ihaillis'
giving Day
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

DRUGS, Medicines, O:Is, Paints, Persumery, Fancy
Article- all kind OF patent Me'iiciues and an eN-
cclicnt assortment OF every article kept IN csiab-
lislmenis of this character.
NAN ST. EEVusHt, WIS
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VOL Is.
sMrTH q rIrEs
Corner of Main and Earsse. srs., Opposite
E@a Rain q, FRrc.

corner of Main md Nar;xe; sts., Opposite
Rain e. Brc.
IT, OFFER 10 the public the larg
ShSA est and best nssort IneDt OF II ar
StslSssSAs ncsses, coarse and fne Sad
TJhsE->sa<ss dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly Nets,
EYva.g - Buffalo R0bes-n short every
.5SN.et1-s thing wanted in 6ur inc to be
SgaS found On the Lake Shore.
- eaesxs~ss5 So We are satisfied that or the
- srssss az sane money we can and do give
more value than can be nad al
any shop on the Lake. We can show this summer
a full ASSORTMENT Of coarse and fine Harnesses, any
quantity Of FlyNefts, from dollar piece, up to
tie finest Linen Worstea and Leather.
La Inc tall We Kill have a large sfork of Betalo
Ro5es and H3rse BIaase,s ~hich VIII BE bought for
cash and in the best mar ket. -
To the Trade we ofstr alarge stock and good
sorrnent of Collars, Nets, Saddles lpaips and all
kiRGs of snsdlery Hardware. ethnk our IA
elites for doing business are first rate
% Carriage Trimming done TO order-All kinds
of Mattresses nadc to ordcr.Af lem.n3
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

IMPEACHMENT OF KANEy-A well-directed
movement seems to be now going on in Ohio, to
secure the Impeachment of the American jeffrey
DR.. Kane, 1t IS time that the aggressions of
the judiciary upon the rights of freemen should
be repealed; and as no member OF that judiciary
has sii,ned more hagEantly than this man, no one
Is more fitted 10 bc made an example ola ter
ror to Others who may otherwise DC ambitious to
tread in bis dishonorablc footsteps. Chicago
Tribune.
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.ssHr TRoscHr SIZE H.6 rr.'-The retessburgl

-SSHr TRog6HT SHE Mas fT.'-The petegsburgh
Express els tierfoADwIIsg story
a few eyninvs ago, lady up in the South Ward,
woke up in afff.lt called her servants to make ali
possible haste ~ fetch Or. -, One Of our very
talenied~pysieian much pafronzed by the ladics1
Ste tiSaght she had i.
H. Away went the NEGROES, with fcil steam MP, nnd
aia-nicd The doctor, exeIamnc, %, rncke hnrr:,
doctor, missus thinks she got II
On arriving Ell the ladys residence. the doctor in
quircd of TIE first Raid how her misire ,heu r
%, sir she hot Size had IT,, the reply. The doc
EoF harried M stairs Illuminating in his mind eve
- kind % allnleat the faculty iuxuriatesn and path.
FUIog .ses Inankind about, aud found the lady
eiss LFFnaTt, s6lnowhat calm and collected.
NFeh. doctor, exclaimed she gracefully, 4 really
thought bad IT,
Had what madam, in the mime OF goodacssp
why the yellow fever, doctor
II tina, the OF this very ludicrous mis-
take took IT. rise follows.
The lady in question had been reeommed ed wasii
made from yellow ochre preventive against mus
quito bites amd TO soften the skin at THE rerson
She had rubbed the wash over hcr face neck and
arms. and had retired To bed but az the liquid dried
up, it ieft quite yellow coating tie skin, aud
gave the lady the appearance OF magnificent bright
yellow beih Happening 70 rise in tho night, 70 get
glass OF water se pccped in her glass, las iad er
viii ever do. aRd by tine power Of her night lamp,
saw herself strangely coiored and thinking the worst
thing FIRST, she hoaght she had =! The doctor Ieii'
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80. I1ttMT,HOY,

FASHION ABLE DRESS MAkER-WJuld, re
sDee'Ga. v in'3tnl the i-adies of Kepesha end vi
cu'ty, 'li' she ms opened her rooms on M" 8
dirs.iy orr, lie Pos u t~r. where she intends
~ gerry hr Eprnss Making in all IFS var Gus
brfIrhos II .Se 'u1sf Fashionable and approved
>trjcg. - FASHIONS rcco we'd monthly frani Phi
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