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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
III EW DRESS GOUDS..- ne subscribers
: are prepared to exhibit an entirely stock o
FANCY GOODS,

TLEW DRESS GOODs..- ne subscribers
are prepared to exhibit entirely stock of
FANCY GOODS,
ard invite the public to call and examine them
They consist in part as follows:
Plain aud Brocade Black SILKS
Striped and Bayadere Copd do
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich De Laine ROBES
EVENING DRESSES, in great variety
A large stock of Paris WRAPfINGS
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Heavy Travelling do
French EMBRoIDERIEs of every description
Rich Bonnet and Sash RIBBONS &c.
PARKER, NIMMO CO.,
ec28 No. 14S Eagle Squsre
IPICHMOND WINE sTORE.--We now
have on hand superior stock of Wines and Bran
G5,es for summer use, comprising i; in part Of
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
n edelia and Sherry, old and delicate
[ ,aret and Champagne, various grades.
scoteh ALE, of Yongers, Allsopp's. CamPbelPs, and
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
blackberry BRANDY.
O.d RYE WHISKEY, q few bbls very choice, for
family use. by DUDLEY eco,
MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
w OF RICHMoND.-This Company insures eve-
~ description of property against loss or damage BY
fire or the dangers of the sea.
Office for the present, on the East side OF 18th st
lear Main, mp stairs.
TORS:
Wp r. Christian, Wm. Breeden,
John Prrcon Thomas r. Price,
WIN. @. Paine, Jas. Thenss Jr.
Lewis Ginter, John Carrie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, jas. Dunlop,
James L. Appersoa VIM. I'll haxali,
Roscoe Hes John D. Qusrles,
John Dooley, David j. burr,
Ricf'd o. Hsskins, Larkin W GlazebTook,
Lewis d. Crenshsvv, ID. Won Groning,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
Jonn c. Sintcn Ed ID. Skinker,
franklin Stearns.
A PLEASANTS, President
]. II. MONTAGUE. Secy. su5-n
uBiN's GENUINE X II X A rs
french and German Cologne Water TOILET
eo@ps; large variety, for sale by
GEO. DOW DEN, Chemist and Drufgist
nc2s 9th and Broad sts
4 LOhiUUs NEWS .-Frem the North,
south East and West You can get Fast Color
SALlCoES tor FOUR PENCE per yard, ct
1ob N. tZEKIEL's. IS Main sweet.
ltECElVED per steamer Jnu.eslewn 20.
dsy 5l and So bbls. BevfidEss Ale; 100 l.2 and
%'iS boxes ssfdines; for sale At
r WILBACHERs.
nos No. z0s Main street.
Sfl HBLs. AND so KEGs NK No, i
nc THoaAs JONES CO.
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RY JAS. A. COwARprN.
MEDICINES.
WILL THR STATES SO UNITED KV
w ER SEVER2-


will THR STATES so UNITED Ey.
w ER SEvER1-
Will the States 50 united ever sever'
Prophecy it who may or who can,
We will show there is no truth shout IT,
We will die so united-msn for man.
Tie flag that our forefasher, Ieft u.s.
IniDs purity, for one and for all,
Shall never be aissraeed or disGyured.
Nor shall the States so united ever fall.
Nor shall CoUcHs. CoLps aud ASTHMA ever
Find rest, either morn noon or night
Neither snail invade the homes Of the brave
For IEoNARDS COUGH sYkUP viii pat
them TO fish.
Price q cents per bottle. bottles one dollar
Tc be had of all Druggists in Richmond and Mer-
ehsn,s in the State of Virginia no8
ANS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIxIR.-Th This
Va excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Ccds, Vhooping Cough fulmonary Complaint and
wing great relief In Consumption and most diseases
stsng from Cods aud ne ectea Coughs is rapidly In
.r,asiug in popularity. The following testimonial il
torn gentleman we'll known in this community
RICHMOND, May 2S l8ss
Mrs H. g. D.Iios: Dear Madam, take great nIss
srs in certifying to the benefc effects of your vsj
u ,hia medicine, named and 90 well known as sMr
laws, COUGH ELIXIR" Having used il in nav
iiy for the lsst seven years, in the uas of which
llv wife has been greatly benefited aid myself r,
stored on = disease u the chest contracted duriny
,uy campaign in ths IsEe with Mexico ,pib ali
latitude, Ha6sm towards you, for itg goos .ltasts
"a can make say use Of this leeter Won NAV ,hinI
proper, for the benefit of the community At Iarrs.
AOus, respectfully,
THOMAS G. BALL
Fer sale by Ms A. B. DAVIS, Eeaae,t q a.. 9.
Alex Duvsl, Paterson l. Jsokson, Cllas MilIse.p,h \.
=. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Cnaries d. Yale
tIkGISIA w u Il NJ HIIlLER-CHIII.
DREN CRY FOR lT,-This valuable aud pom
usr preparation Is recomne nded with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test of years hev-
ing proved L. to be one OF tie BEST safest and most
reliable worm destroyers in use.
It isEweet and pleasant to the taste and 10 readily
tsken by children. 1t may be given with perfect safe.
,yto the youngest infant, it contains no Oil of
Wormseed, Turpentine or other Iauseaing drug that
would be apt to irritate disorder the system On
l4s contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited BY its administration, even when no worms
exs. ltis prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by L. J. PICOT; sold also by
FURCELL, LADD Co BENNETT, BEERS l. FISH.
"a, wholesale agents. and by Druggists generally.
Sc 6---d3In
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! Rom ONE OF THE FIRST PHYsI-
| CLANS IN VIRGINIA.

MoRGANTowN, VA, April l, 1885,
DR.. l. Scott-Dear Sir: Having used your Lini-
mFnt in my case and in my family, as we'll as
huving prescribed it to others ust bear testimony
10 its decided superiority every other external
spphcston in Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Pains in
Back and Joints, and have recommended it in
of Bronchitis wherein its application acted
Eae charm i feel happy to be able to recommend
il from experience and to tender to you my graft.
tude for its wonderful effect on my breast.
Respectfully yours, &C..
b. II. c. OKELLY, NJ d.,
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
& Co., and Alex Duval Richmond. OCT
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LACkS0N'S EXCELSIOR BITTEKS fs
~ peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
Gsaase Of the liver and stomach which produced BY
our varying climate In all forms of bilious
Diseases and Liver Complaint it Il of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
~ Druggists generally je %
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q, WEDIsH IRON.-A good asssrlmenS
nos 50 Cary a.
ISOK COUf.HS.~Syrup I.Iverwort md
l. Nspths, pre- pared only BY BENNETT. BEERS
FISHER The very best article for all dsessss Of
the Chest we have ever sold.
Aiso-Ayer's Cherry Psetorsl Jayne: Expeetovsns.
A'"''' - BENNETT. BEERS / Fisher,
nos Drsassa
TSO DYs r n r r ICS -.ALLKG HANY
i SPRINGS WATER.-The wstsr from this es!e-
brated spring has, In very short time, scquiree
great reputation for the OF diseases OF the dge
live organs and for tbs relief Of ssnsrAf debility
We nave the water for sale in bottles whsch ensbio
az to furnish il a. good and perfect and reliable -
if'.lsn ffe:e pnRc2LL sSa lls ipsDb EpaDb co, s.sss.
oc2z % Msio strset corner lSth.
Al r. PERKINS, No. I4l 3 4 q l. =
w. SQUARE-Ase Teceivias THE morning large
additions 10 their stock Of Closks. shrvls he,
Rich Velvet and Moire Antique "a saa
BIsck ara Colored Cloth Do.
Plain long sa1 squars shswis.
Stella and sstin 6eIdsssd Do.
Broche ehswls and Scars
Also, wide Biack aud CoIorsd yslvetA sne MoiFe
Antiques for Cioshs; Ladies Clo1he - Cloex Is9-
ninss, 10 which they invite TIE afeenuea - =
disa ~
(sOMiMKkGlA gAVINGg - ~ ksse,1ea.
~ tered ~ the Lesisastnse q v!s0raA 49,. ~
nth, 1888 Capital od0eoot-Ihis Inedfsece -
sstyss depc.i1s e vhfsh inssssH - a.1s n.
q 9 Rss cent pr as.sz g e rsSe.,s.s g.. 8 .
jN0 e NoL1z9gs s.isss.
1h v onss NJ. ~ sesees - - -
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'ARTEit's SPANISH MIXTUKE-eThe
~ G'eat Purifier Of The Blood The best slters.
tive known.
Read the follosoing Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK z. o., Kanswhs Co., Va,
July 2lst, 1856.
Eessrs. WIN. s. BEERS & Co:
Dear Srs-I was, in the year of 1850, attacked with
the Scrofuis was indeed, at one time given up My
neck was raw from end to the other, l tried all
Patent Medicines could hear Of and employed seve-
Ia physicians. All did good until saw Carter's
spanish Mixture" spoken SO highly of by the news
papers got few bottles, according to directions:
the result is. that now | sound as / ever Yves
in fact, feel better than ever did ia my fe and
would rscommend it to all who may be afflicted with
that fui disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, p NJ
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER and
DruPRists generalIy
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NJOTICE.-sOMETHI NEWT un.
Y dersgped take leave to inform their friends and
the public in general that they have established
VINEGAR MANUFACTORY at Rockets, Rich-
nopd Va, and are now prepared to fill any orders
at the shortest notice long experience In the bs.
snea enables them to manufacture and sell st ~
reasonable prices and quality equal TO any, II not
perior TO Northern brsnds They expect to meet .
kind patronage of the public and in particular from
our mercantile community. All orders they msy
be favored with, will be executed with ptness
and q. the lowest terms Orders received at Mr.
A BODEKERs Drug Store, or directed to the irm,
Box No. 4s, Post Office Richmond Va
Respectfully,
DC 2-lms BRANDT 4 ROTHER.
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The Ias, asmber of the Mar'nsrias Monitor
g,yeu the following Incident, which occurred st
tl.e Fremos, Ba'baeas 10 Morgan county, Nj.
chigan
The most Characteristic part a The whole
ai,sir oocSirr1i ai the table A mechanic Who
had hitherto bsn a strong Fremont man, wss
90 the gro9Dd with his wife aDd child. Al .
riyeo VOID b. attempted 10 cross the ropr to
ti,s tabIe bat vas mst by ooe oi the n.arshsls
and told 10 siaod lack and give room ix the
Iadies. H. stepped back a. be vas tod, when
~vsn or eight rOtoen, "As blsek as the ace o.
,undss. sdvsnoed t.fors him 10 The table. ard
ate with ths resi of tts Fressont lsdiss and
y.rtIrmep. This wss too mach ios hins He
tore ,ie Fremont bsdgs IRON hs breast. and
s~ose that although be wss . ps~ psehasie.
he ga. yes tetter than negro. he ssd thai
II he apd his xts we're IN be thrust i,sck IRON
a Frsmoot bssbarss 70 give p,scs 10 b~gross.
h. DO logger sas 4 Fremont nsn; and imnedl.
.,sly STAMPED the Pressont badge undes bis
80. aud dtr.sfed h.s lptsusioa 10 vote ior Be-
chapan We are iniormed that foar 90 6vs
others did Eks~is II d I'D hat not ~
thas twenty negroes ate ss the eFst tabk.
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Fra.LE DKJcAoY .--- Above oil other Ica.
tore. which aaorn tlr female character. delics-
e, stand. foremost within the province n good
taste
Not that Jclieacy which "a pcrpstusliy 10
quest of something 10 h. ashamed o. which
makes merit Of blush, and simper. at the
false construction liz owo ingenuity has put
anon an ipnoceut remark. This sparioas kind
of del,caey /. far removed from good sense; bet
the hghmipded deIicacy which maintains Ia
purc and undertaking walk alike amongst wo'
mro and 10 The socirty of men which shrink,
from no necessary duty, and ron spesk when
rrarirc.i with ssionsoes. and kindstss Of thing,
a, which !, would be ashamed to smile or blush
tba, deiicacy which knows how 10 eouser .
t.n-f, ~iiho1, woandiBg the feelings n an
9th. :. which ran give aims without assumption
spd ~bich pains not the most susceptible bring
In creation.
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4 N0b1e Soy.

ip a detailed account ~ the shooting u Mr..
Rosissox. editor d ,hs Goidsborougb North
Corolina) Tribune, by a man named Dorrp.
We find the following
When Mr. Robinson received the frs, Gre be
staggered. iustinetively placing his left hand
behind him on the spot where he had been
wouDtisd, snd with his right drawing out bic
pistol but be- instantly received the second
iirp, and fell On being raised he attempted 10
cros ovu 20 Mr. Dorih. who hsd nov laid
aside bis gun and drawn pistol, hut found u
impracticubIe couldn't stand up. AZ this
ionctare ooe Of his little sons. a lad about
fifteen yean Old. ran up. enelsiming, Pc, hand
me your pistol, and III shoot him, si the
sane instant sos,ching TIE pistol from his
ia,her's baod. Tbe bravery displayed by this
LITTLE boy 10 defense of 9 fstbsr whom be tbsn
vgardci ss murdered, J. worthy OF oil CON
men.iatioo Hs wss preveoted from fighting
or dying in bis fathers dsfebse only by thoss
who wrestsd the pistol from him. and. ss ~
thought. wrongfuIy.
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PosrnAir oy Mana THxsEsA Maria T'he.
,esa. according 10 'be descviptioo which Hor.
msyr gives from the statement Of individuals
~ho spoke from pssBoesl observation, YES, 10
tsr youth. of dazzling beauty and elegance -
She "a. taller than most women. bat even more
conspicuous by the perfect besuty aud symn'e-
Try u her form than Ly her height. she was
slightly built. Of brilliant complexion s0d DO
bic tearing. Her rich laxurisnt hair wss golden
sna ssvy The form oi bcr f4cs wss besa.
tiful oral. lii up by mild bat very animated
eyes, ofs light grey color Her nose svehse,
ma however o. stsossiy - iboss Of the hr.s
kodosph. Msxiail,sn. WIN themselves msos
theirs The thene d many j.i; bsr Inooth eI'
esediagiy lovely, without the hanging mp ofheI
boo,e, Maria I1erss. In fact bad more Of
her rsosi.sr, The bs.ssiial Brsnwlck Eiizsheih,
although ,is diSssed fro" hsr 10 The gsostal
,~xuse.sioo Of bss fssiares. C0ant P0devils,
Ip ooe sf he Dispatches. nsatsons With psrtic-
ulsr praiss, the voodsrful sssasy Of bs hands
and Srm1
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rhe 0rtttsh Warahtp ssss0late.
ltlert~spoadssts et the kvsm,as r~t,l
WARRINGTON. Sent. 3.

M
n. ..,ion or ,h,. an~srn...n,,,, ,s.n,o, =,
,hs Tr,,,.s % "a,msm.ss ~ ps.a,a,a !, :. s, .,.n, .
aS ;.,.-".,,oaII .a,,.,... ..,s,h. ~ ',a.,...'.
n win l,s ren,smherrs Tia, arm. ,non,h. sinc.,
th,. v,.s.l ~hich hal ,,..n d.sn.t .h.J hy sh.
Bri,i,h Government In search Of air Johr
FranLl;n ON. a;scovcrs,I .n,on, m. A ,c,i
icsh"rgs xh.r,. Ma h.d hxc sh.s,,ons,, ma Nv h.,
of,cers .,d crew and broush, ~ish yrs.; =,
crtions 10 tho nori Of New Ion,,on Snnnec,,
cut Inv sone hardy Yankee ,srs diranhic AZ
,crip,ions of her r,scue and sn,earsnss, when
thus Gmud were publIsh,d In ,he ncv.,.ners
OF the time. The conduct Of the Amcr,esu
snlvor. w.s the .ubiect of .,,u,,,.,ion In mi,
coun,,y and Enylnna AMI In toL,r ~ ia an.
mcnt formally rclinqaished 10 them all claim Ia
its property IN the ship.
Al the instance Of Henry lrinnell. OF New
York, the state department was Induced 10
make chorw 10 esuer = handsome rrturh iof
'h's generous ainen''y o, Great brita'n, anu
csolut'oo' wh'en M" 70 nave "ecn drn'tc'i
oy secretary Marcy ana SENATOR Mason OF
virginia, was passod unanimously at the hrst
srsaion of th" ihlrtyiourth Congress. IN the
senate, appropriaunk eso,oo0 10 purchase ths
.hesoiu'c, and 10 ien. ncr a. present to the
British government ns resolution was Cd
voca'"i eloquenuy ny MASON ol Virginia
fostsr Of Copnect'en', anu other Senators
The pressure of other business prevented any
action upon tbs resolution In the House until
u was urged upon their attention by the State
Department. through Mr.. Clingman Of North
Carolina. and WAS ad ''ed without taking tho
ayes aud noes. and spi'ovcd by The President
on the 2sth OF August. The action of tho
government In this AFFAIR must prove q graft
Tying assurance ot national good iceiing on
our part, 10 the people aud RoVcfpmeat "
Great Britain. A eopy Of the resolution ot
co,ar... ,.Li.l. H.. ,,rt L,c,,. ha,, ,,,,,.5
S."b'"', ""e" ""' wv "'"'' wv" F''"'
~ here Suhl0hei'
......
hL~piufios'
fufhO,n,ag NE yurthais and rfsfor ration 10 the
R,,,.L sm.,au.,, ~ "a, ,b,, Rss,i,.,, IoIs
",'' " NV F
" me bfhth Navy
,vl.. 4, L.. ,...,..... L,. A.. I,,.,,.,...
"W'cns' mas "eco"" sn"~h '" s"nkie"
that the ship Rssolute, late oi the navy of her
N .,.a,v ,h. l,,s.., ,f ,Lc ITni,od X lrgdou nj
V.v y" S '" W. |"
ofeat britain aWi ireland, on Mrvice ~ the
A rctic s,as in srnrcb Of Hir John Franklin
AL H.. .n,.,v... al ,L. .,.ssl,,,,,, ,od., nj.
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Prom the Mobile Tribun-
4 merican Aua.
NUMBER FOURTEEN.


When America sent Dr. Franklin, printer
to represent her at the Court Of Versailles
France sent Gerardr binder. 10 represent ner
in America. Upon this. Dr. Franklin said
Il will PRINT the Declaration OF Independence
and Gerard shall bind it.
The following account Of the trials Of bas-
comb, the celebrated preacher, illustrates what
the home missionary had TO undergo some forty
years ago: In the western part OF virginia
was situated log cabin, the chlnEs OF which
were daubet and hlled with yellow mud-it
had. perhaps hall of = second story, where you
could study astronomy without leaving bed,
and adopt tho hydroPathic practice without
the aid oi y doctor the kitchen serves as \
breakfast and dining, dressing and preaching
room. A humber Of hens. with their chickens
are taken in for sale keeping. Amid the bar.
king Of dogs. and the noise OF children, the prea-
cher had to study-and, after midnight. when
all had retired TO rest, stretched on his stomach
before the embers OF the lire, which served for
his midnight oil. he not only acquired sufficient
knowledge to prosecute his calling, but he be-
came master ofseycral languages. Hepreached
in one year ioar hundred times. travelled live
Thousand miles. and at the end OF that time
his salary amounted to twelve dollars and ten
cents That man was Henry bascomb, who
was afterwards since raised to the Methodist
EplscoPacy' 10 wn'ch postum he WIS u" orha
ment to the church.
The Irish (says the Ch'gago III. Democrat)
do not make all the bulls One OF the most
brilliant and able lawyers al our bar, Ia the
case Of Green said "Gentiemen' some are op
posed to circmmstantial evidence; am not
You might as well say, because man under
,akesto fire gun, and that 1t bursts and blows
out bis brains, and kills him, that that man Is
not TO I've allowed TO lire gdn again, as to say
that man shall not be hung on eirsumssantial
evidence because innocent persons sometimes
suffer "
Lippard. in recent work, mentions 'en'
Jackson in the following strain
He was man Wen ! remember The day
waited upon him ne sat there IN ms arm
chair can see that Old warrior lace, WIN hs
snow-white hair, even now. we told MN OF
the public distsess-the manufactures ruined
the eagle shroodeu 10 ctsPe, Wn'cn W.. 1,e sr
at the head o. twenty asoussno "Nn ,n,' '',u vW-
pen ience squee' re ncsru w All e
begged HIM 70 iease 'ne usPosits ~neIs uey
were 70 uPno'a .ne g.i '1 :" M, n "Ds y onr
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arsa, wsrv the thoughts end s,tsae TIE @.ihis
" tAe~ wke framed In high debate.
rhs smnotsi lsaSae ef isvs thst eiads
Oar fair broad empire state 9Th state,
Aud deep the slsdasss III The ksst
Whsa The auspieieas work wss done
In soisnn trust the swerd Of power
Waa givta 10 stesy's spctless son
The aobl~ tses 70 sens sass
W sssssiy years have r,sea aRd ssi
na, the bright bahs the chosen enss,
~ streasIy forged ere bsshtesys,
Wias a. our swa tfes tacs inefva~--
Wide shall sstsHd The elastic chain
Aad hind ta everlasting psses,
stsse snsr au,s- mighty train
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OunM and MasreaAy ,

Bum, the manager of Drury lane Theate
having made bad bargain with the great tra
gedian, was saxioss to cancel it, He there
tore, resolved to provoke the irritable star int
u breach Of the agreement.
After reading Il over and over again to fnt
some loophole to escape, be found there va,
nothing to prevent his playing farce before {
tragedy, spd that, consequently, be could snnoy
MAcready by making him perform ia an aflcr
piece. He, therefore. coolly advertised him Il
perform Hamlet afler petite comedy. Mac
ready saw through the artiGce, and much to the
surprise and disappointmeut Of Bum. made nc
objection Fooled in this attempt to irritsts
the theatrical autocrst into throwing up his
engagement, be read over the contract oncs
again. A brilliant thought struck him. He
saw that he was not bouRd to perform an entire
play OF Shakespeare. He, therefore, announced
Ri .hard III and the new pantomine Mac.
ready went through the first four acts OF that
magnificent play. rcserving himself rs usual
Tor the grand fiith act.
lie WAS sitting in his dressing room awaiting
the call boy and nursing his energies for the
closing scene, when be heard the bell tinkle.---
To his sstonishment, the orchestra commenced
the overture 20 tie psa,s..sius. ca,,s,.: are q.
the attendants, be inquired what il meant. lie
was told the pautomine was about to begin
" But" gasped out Macready, "the ifth act Of
Richard Ill is not vet PLAYED" oh" said
the man, " Mr.. Bnnn says there is no time 10
play the fifth act tonight, and he says you
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Mas. Srpoxs.-The year Of 1912 witnessed
the formal leave taking Of Ms. sidons. 40 &C
,rrss Of the most transcendapt talents. Mr..
Young himself related tn Tbomas Campbell,
the poe, Of Hop" the impression which That
msiehless woman ooee made upon him
,elf when he ~ss playing with her 70
The Gamesser, upon the Ediabarsh bo.fds
ln ,h~ fourth scene Of the ffth act, When Bev-
eriy" his swallowed ,hs poison. BATES enters
aod Mrs Beverly" in answer 10 charge
ag.inst her husband u having been sesn guar
rsling in the streets With -Iewsoo eIcIa'.'s,
I'll. fslse. old man they hal M quarrel
,bey had no eane fos quarrel Ia altering
,b.-.p words. Mrs. Siddcas caught hold Of Jar
vis" and gave On exclamation with saeh pier
cling grirf, ths, Yoasg said his throat swelied
snd he uttessnee uss ehokea. Ne stood. ar
aide 20 .ps~k ,he -enteoce which BE- sugbt i'm
ru.iiss~ly TO have uttered sh< Po@pter ..
tss,ed thr liae vitboat eject. vhes TIE giftes
actr-s ssIked up To oar trAgediAn. and 10 |
lox voice said. Mr.. Young. r-colssct yosrsesf
-BSnfi,y, M,ssiiany
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-02

Docroa Joassox.--When Hend-rsoa va.
introduced to Doctor Johnson in Bolt Court
,h- eoov.rmt.os turning co drAma,ie ssb5ects
nendersot 2Sked the doctors opinion q tht
ue~ tragedy q DIDO. md ia author Sir,
sad Johnsoo Il never did the nan any inlury
vet 10 ~ou,i rsnd H. tragedy 4 ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-02

An interesting account is given in the Ion.
don Times. of an a.cent of Mount Arsrat by
FIVE Englshmen. The natives bel'eyeitb Feat
TO be impossible, and that the summit was guar.
dei by Divine prohibition. 1t Is lI.323 teet
ahave tbe scs level, and ternipe:es ia precipi-
tous snowcapped cone which has hitherto Ioiied
oil the attempts OF explorers. MAJOR Robert
Stewart who was one OF the party, and who
writes the account of il from Erzsroum, states
tha, On reaching the top they stuck To the hilt
in the snow q short doable-edged sword
They also drank the health Of the Queen. On
this be observes Her Majesty's name Is prob
ably the 6rt that has been pronounced on that
solemn height. sincc il WAS left by the great pa
trisrch Of the human race, as no record or ira-
dition exists Of the ASCENT having bcco ever
mafje before"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-02

Tsos.s Bsapuu--Ttsrv are so'De r7e'h,
bsrs of community says The ~gsel"as ADa
witty Thomas Brsabsry that are Ike a e'sn'
In the throat, Il they 80 tbs r.sh, va; stI'y a.
lord litile bosrishmeDt bot y hey tAppea 70
70 ihe wrong ~sy thsy give great ssA. u
t-orble