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To which is added
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An Article on Generation OF Reproduction
An Article on Conception-how to induce, and
how TO prevent it;
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ry, with plain directions how to manage and
conduct a case of Labor; @
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in accordance with the will, or preference of the
parents,
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o.. Bridge Notice..
THE undersigned will offer for sale, to the
il lowest and best bidder, the building of a
bridge across the Jerome Fork of Mohecan, one
mile south of Jeromeville, on the load leading
from Jeromeville to Mohecanville, on the 9thof
September next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
dEoke SE MHseoc5tNNEL1,} commis'rs.
HARVEY FEM,
August %, 1856. I2ts
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Extraordinary Demand for
PUBLIC
Encourage Home Manufacturers!
AsHIANn CARRIAGE FACTORY


VKT GUILD call the attention of the
wv Public to their large and ~splendidas as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Our difficulty a0iA England-Aspect of Affairs, &c
CORRESPONDENCE oFTHE DISPATCH.


WASHINGTON, March 2, 1856
In the presence of an important and exciting
topic of public comment, minor subjects are forgot
ten. Our difficulties with England" absorb the
public mind at present almost to the exclusion of
every other theme. These difficulties are great
and even all the greater because of their being
wholly enveloped in a most stupendous maze of
diplomatic writings; and thestrouble is daily be-
coming more and more inextricable because of the
to day beclouded With Senator Mason, of Vir-
ginia, we should place too much reliance on the
good sense and justice of England and the people
of this country to contemplate resort to the arbi
bitrament of war; but with him also think that
England owes it to her own honor and it is due to
our offended laws that she should make a more
explicit apology than she has yet made AS Sena-
tor Pearce, of Maryland has concisely stated the
case: THAT Government requested us to observe
neutrality by not suffering privateers to be fitted
out in our ports to sail under Russian colors and
yet Immediately afterwards, in a covert manner,
she endeavored to evade our neutrality laws l.
however, entertain strong hope that England
will not longer withhold proper apology in the
premises, and all the stronger because of the
fidence repose in the disposition of our new Min
lister at London to preserve pacific relations and
in the influence of bis gentle character in that re-
spect The offensive act shown at the time of the
trials in Philadelphia, to be- not that of Mr. Cramp-
ton, but of his government, and Mr.. Champion has
or:people. An apology should therefore come from
his government 4.Htt4
The Central American question each day we
look at it presents a new phrase. The annexation
of the Mosquito Territory (on paper by General
Walker seems to cut knot that others would unite.
Would that Walker were strong enough to give
assurance of this A. b. c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

A NEW TRADE-TRAD DRYfSG-The numerous
strandng of tealaden ships this year, and the ex-
traordinary diversion of large quantities of par
tally cured teas to this port and to Macao, have
given rise to what may be termed new trade in
these parts-that of tea drying and packing. For.
tune, in his '.Wanderings," gives description of a
series of tea ovens and any desirous of seeing
the process of firing can easily be gratitied on
walk to West Point A large establishment has
suddenly sprung up there, on The site of the old
Naval Stores, ostensibly erected, we believe for
the purpose of retiring the cargo OF the Invincibie
which sh ip, 1t win be remembered. ran into and
sunk the American ship Al. chesebrough, on the
18Th ult., receiving such damage In the operation
that with great difficulty could she be kept afoat
untA yat under the north battery, where she has
dpee oeen repaired; her cargo, mostly thorougly
tea, or the larger portion of it, viii be sent to Cali
foruia a *ss1a 9ss~0 = = 50 ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.--The established
Church of England are agitating the subject of re-
vision of the Scriptures. At meeting of both
Houses of Conyocation of Canterbury, at West
minister, on the lst inst, Canon Selwyn gave no.
tice Of motion: -ss
"To propose petition to the Upper House. re-
questing his Grace and their ordships to take into
their consideration the subject of address to the
crown, praying that her most gracious Majesty
may be pleased to appoint body of learned men,
well skilled in the original language OF the Holy
Scriptures; .. sssw @ II
''To consider of such amendments of the author
ICED version as have been already proposed, and
10 receive suggestions from all persons who may
be willing to offer them; FekEfsfffs &t
'To communicate with foreign scholars on diff
cult passages, when it may be deemed advisable;
'To examine the marginal readings, which APP
pear to have been introduced into some editions
since the year 16ll, 50
ITO point ont such words and phrases as have
either changed their meaning, or become obsolete
In the lapse of time." sa .afe sag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

FROM SALT LAkE.--The Salt Lake mail oi
December, reached Independence, Missouri, on
the 25th / The news 10 unimportant The nail
party were detained by snow from two " three
feet deep. They reached Fort Laramie on the
lst of January. Al Fort Kesrney efforts were
making TO protect the troops against the intensity
Of the weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

ASSAULT UPON AN EprfoR Thomas Haync
l.. Wilson, editor Of the Chicago Journal In the
street Saturday, striking him n severe.blow In Tie
face. Mr., Wilson returned the blow, Knocking
Hayne through the window OF the state Rank,
the journal ON the political course OF Hayne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

TrLEaRAPH COMMUNICATIONS suspyspEp.-
Az the Telegraph cables crossing the Missi ssippi
river have been carried away by the breaking up
Of the Ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

8 NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH ID d. sFiskc
Esq, Mayor OF Portsmouth. has declined are-eiec
Saturday, reached I9 600 bushels IS Capt. James
Skinner, Of Norfolk. dfed ON Saturday morning.. :
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TROUBLE IN KANsAs.--A dispatch from Kansas
dated Feb 29th, and received ~ Chicago, says the
kickapoo Rangers had commenced preparation tos
driving the free State men Ion their csaims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

. Two hundred and iifty o. 3. soldiers sailed
from New York Friday 70 asht the Indians In
Floxi.A.
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lIRtINIA MEC.iAINIGis., INsTITTTE ~ I1Ti Z \;

1-IKI:ISJA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
\ FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DaVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
Tv,EN .I.HtH ASu hlS1u--l return thanks tO my
r., s for their kidd p.tlouase duTns the past four
ysss and Leg leave 10 say that TN Low prepared to
{rrlsn store Fronts HoAaa4e .t5, TuIbs tauts, AID
st,,d t. Euyu4l-s Eylas G!UuEls, aud IL fact all
~. ID t.l. Stuno-Cn..llg L-l Builjns Line.
LC..ry,fSt.ue ana WoIAL.ausup Iot ~ be sur
= ---u ar sl.nft &C 81
YIITE~, IL. LANGLEY, Tin aHd sheet
7 H. 5iau~. .aetgI4r, IStu .t-eot, LatteeA E4ll
49, as HIih8 IND VlNTlRF5.
ST. F.-s /. GLa.C-Ls, .-Ii-- bLn1.nGl. 80
a.-...-!. l---,..s. C-.rar.aG L-l : .1nlia5, p-S
49, H. - : b. h.. q } ca ..-- CUlait 4
We. AND GARDEN fUIES FOR sal 8.
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sirned is now prepared TO do HOUSE PAINT
No sua has gagged the services of first rate work
sr He assures his friends of his determination TO
Eote his whole attention TO this business and SION
-. ,ern ss ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
- INT the best materisls will be used, and fair
Zee. charged His Si yp Work may be seen IN front
r Di,patch Office Binford, Dickinson Weisiser
W.lsbs Shoe Store, opposite ST. Charles Hotel, IN
~ T,rs, Maykea House, "Bon Ton Bakery" nth
49, Fl and in fact all town-he took the hrst
,r.,r,tn St the last Mechanical Fair," and knows
fswork and prlees will compare favorably with any
he's in the business. Hoping TO receive share of
,sIrsusse he asks those that require any kind OF
f,.utlnF to give him call
Wanted Boy TN apprentice and two good
House Painters. n W. ALLEN,
18th ST. between Main and Bank st
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] 1e-----CaH -. CaHRTAGEs. CARRIAI3Es.

FS 9Er1. The subscriber hes on hand. at MS Coach
sS@E Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
- betueen Main and Cary, (lSth and I4th streets,
~ ths Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0-
TFES BAROUCHEs BU9GiEs with and without
- a11d SIFLKIES, all OF Ills own mske, of the best
't,r,nls and workmanship. All of which will be
I'd slow as good work Of The kind be in the city
~ richmond: aud respectfully ask eai from those
% .nf of sny srtcle in the Carriage line, as am de-
,r,,,ned 10 make to order and sell at the lowest
,ss possible and all WORK sold that Is new, war
ranted. ,,,o.,.u u.x,,,,,,
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~ B. COUk 81 CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
Il. NO. 70 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
Furniture Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle &c,
81 the shortest nstce and upon the most reasonable
terms
Having large and commodious rooms they will re.
ceys goods for sale at rsate sds without the charge
Of storage.
Out door sales Of every de scnpton attended to up
on reasonable terms.
l.. B COOK. WA MOTT.
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WILLIAM Il. COLEMAN s. CO., SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREaTS, SAN FRANCIS.
CO. CAL.-O6ce No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
W.T.. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. Ii. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship.
pers every information to markets, shipping, &C.
~ EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
VIM. 4. COLEMAN,
l. 9Q-ts 81 Wall street
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/ ARUs a. SHINE, ,AUCTIONEERs AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
will attend to al sales OF Real and Personal Estate
so To the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.,
&c, on accommodating terms.
r {. LARus. JAMES n. SHINE.
no 4-tE
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gCaINHss CARD2.

III, .4RD CAUlgl.1iLN, AuJ fnu Co., au
IL Jl sl.C-t -r.we51 hl-.l aid Carr, Eli a. ID
= "a G.! S.-SG..ss, E-.L.tu-e, D-y GuoL;, :.
\ a. 81 ay!s.s, u 4.aa L-l ehiG.es cf 3Yc!Y E-ao.
Advances l-Eae u o. C5usis--nepts, ard prom IS.
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BY JAS. A. CowARDIN.
MECHANICAL.
,.-,.',..'' FNCOTRAt;E HOMR MANU-.

ENCOURAGES H0Mk MANU-.
c4rACTORIES-- The subscriber has. and
&gSS-k cen. constantly on hand, assortment
- Roc,.usys bugsies and BsrOuches, made Of the
q, % materials and by the most sklfsll workman
bch he will sell on a. accommodating terms a. any
5rrs taken for any style Of carriage, and executed
,ybTy AT his estabshne ent on 18th street, between
t;rsce and Franklin.
u. A. FRANCIS. 81
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TjIIIO1TAs ". KEESE'1, Aucf isneel at-
j Gco with george ). SInLaI, No. 20 PeaIl ST. let
vii Ltu nj TO the sale Of Real Estate aid eVeIJ des'
cr.utjyg Of Merchandise, Household Furniture, sc.
~ u eating Gut Houses Collecting &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

The Gear has ordered q mourning of nine days
in all the kingdom Of Poland, for Prince Paskie
ssitseh
Prince Gorlschakoff has been appointed Com
mander in Chief of tle armies of the west and
centre, and Imperial Lieutenant OF the kingdom
OF Poland, with all the rights and perogatives
thereof ~
A letter from st. Petersburg, OF the 29th Jann
ary. saw that the Government does not relax In
the pree autions TO meet the eyentualfies Of war
On the previous day the nobility had given grand
banquet to Prince Gortschakof As the Prince
was the first to utter words Of peace 70 his sover
eign this demonstration Is regarded as PROOF tha'
the nobles share in the pacific sentiments enter
tained by the Czar. ~
At Odessa, and several manufacturing towns o.
South Russia, I'll the houses were illuminated
~hen the news Of tho decision in favor oil peace
reached tLsm. The Merchants Club OF Odessa
hay. decided upon sa address Of congFstulstion to
the Lmpsror.
w. Petersburg istisEsto Jan. 3lst, describe In
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IOHN II. CLAiBOKNE, q Il n Il X All.
y COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer in Prov
slous Richmond, Vs-Psrticusr attention given to
the sale Of Flour Wheat Corn, &c, Cash advances
upon consi gnments. viii supply Richmond Ground
Plaster, town grinding, loose or paeked.) Virginia
Bone Dust and super Phosphate of Lime, Peruvian
Guann, &c. de
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Thric.-Weekly Age, for 1857.

We propose 10 issue the Goth volume Of tho
rice.Weekly Age during the session Of the
coming Legislature.
10 enable us to- do this without u very great
pselniary lOs. il is absolutely necessary that our
friends throughout the State, for whose grati6ca.
ton aud bene6, the publication is made, should
aid in giving us good list Of subscribers.
The reduced number OF Democratic members
Of the Legislature renders this service in our be.
half doubly requisite this year, and we therefore
confidently rely upon receiving IT,
The session will he one Of unusual interest, as
many questions are 10 come up, In regard TO
which the people Of this state will look with anx.
ieiy for the sayings and doings Of our opponents,
who will have everything their own way.
The doings Of Cong ress, and the general News
Department will also be faithfully aitended TO,
and brought before our subscribers.
The character OF the Thrice. Weekly Age Is so
well known, that We deem II needless 10 add
anything more.
The terms will be as heretofore, 81 Tor the ses.
sion. Postmasiers, or Others, who will forward
us the names often subscribers and the sl0, shall
receive a copy in addition.
II is very desirable that the lists should be for
warded as early rs the first Of January.
November "a, 1856. FULLER & FULLER
50
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
M AINE FAR M e IL
vol. XIV. FOR 1887,

VOL. NV. --tOh 1871
u,pE MAINE FARMER will soon enter upon
| its 25,h Volume, the closing year ofthe quar-
Ter century Of its existence. IL has now been 50
long before the public, and It's character and oo-
iects are SO well understood by the Farmers, Me-
shanics, aud Working Men OF Maine, that The
Publisher deems u unnecessary 10 say nush'
ahou, n in that respect lie wishes, however, To
tender his grateful acknowledgements for the no
,,al and Increasing patronage that he has hitherto
received aud Ia info'm his inends aud the pubic
that he shall endeayor Ia keep up with the sPifi'
Ol Improvement bya corresponding outlay 70
improve the next Volume OF the Farmer. lie
SIl ,herelorc commence it~l,h new type, (eon-
,iderably ensrging the present s'ze Of the sheet)
an napet OF improved quality, aud use every sx.
r,,an 10 Obtain new embellishments and illusira-
tons By engIayngs, Of animals fruits, iarn build
ius. &c, &c, and make such other additions IN
VARIOUS ways, a. the wants ot his readers may ~
qiire. and the amount Of patronage enable aim
10 do.
The paper vii remain under the editorial charge
of r HOLMES, whose Capabilities rs an agri-
cultural editor are well known.
Tbs h, rner, mechanic aud artisan, especially,
am. inyi,ei 10 lend their support, aud IN return
w.. pc,nise 10 furnish them Information with re-
,,,I IA their various pursuits, iron the best sour.
-. AGRICULTURAL and horticultural operations OF
ss.,v kisd. And important discoveries and i'm
n,ox..ments in the Inechanc arts, We shall place
bsfore our readers Al an early period alter being
made public.
A., ,,.ke n second 10 none other. Selections nom
M. b,.t tale. and miscellaneous matter Of the day
s,ll be found upoa the fourth page, 10 addItioa
an /, Department expressly devoted Ia religion and
morsIiy. This feature Of the paper has met with
much favor, and we shall spare no pains to MAKE
II still more attractive.
Nv. shall also give the latest local and foreisn
n.ws. no 10 the hour OF publication. The reports
- de ,long, in the State and National Lesisla'
Sa,ss vii be lull, snt carefully made up.
In short, NC mean TO make " Pfe-sminSniy,
,vt., h, tile claims foe II. "An Agricultural and
Sandy Ne~spaper, one that shall be worthy Of
...sa m.se generous support than u noe enjoys.
TERMs-One dollar and scyeo,y live cer,,
pee aanum, II paid in s.iseaes, two do'larsh pad
~.,siu the year; Two uo - s s.u NV! e'"'
payment IL delayed eeyondp ,ns ySsI, EATON.
Augusta, Nov. I. 1850. 3wo
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HunnAH! Human! .HrRRvu The cleo.
ton times are nov ove., the Lanss have been
taxed, and ''oit o. nights" Young America has
taken shccslns Colds; he shouId therefore be
armed with the balm for every III that can beta
the Throat and the Lurgs, Mrs NJ. N Gardeners
Indian
BALsAM OF LIvERwoRrH AND HoAR.
HOUND.
II can be relied upon ::
Itneyer fails -.
Il Is purely vegetable ~
I, is for sale by Mess,. Week & Potter, Gene
raj Agents, IA Washington Street, Boston. and
by T. Gilman, Agent for Saco aud Biddelord. Nv
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RIM. cpcAr pIsCOyERY.

Many yran sso, Doctor Burieish Smarl,e hsn'
nebunk, Me-, discovered that simple "r''le
.ss.r t,fs,s u,si a. nsi'oiaS, was never fail
ing cure Tor coughs OF every description, and an
sIcclieai blood Punder. by i,s use in his private
practice, he acquired tire reputation Of being the
be-, physician in New England, for oil diseases
of the lungs. Amer his death, Messrs- Shaw &
Clark, Of BildeIord, Me-, obtained Copy Right
from Government, for It's exclusive manufacture
aud now have II carefully prepared STRICTLY &C
sonling to the original recipe. rsrsi, no cough
iAsi IL S,Q Not cure, unless tie patient pat al
AHmss aiS L.lors eOnmsne'Eg ITS nH' ], Is
called "DOsfO, Bari,igA Saans C0agA Md
ein<, /" and is for sale by all sPOthecaries. u