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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

p.,sr,c,ps Pen rTsAMsHIF JAMEsTowN-L'
N a,iswod. w. j. oofiiossr, !. 8. Brown,y strst
ton. A. ob.ndoa.r. D. q. H:wsy Smith; p h{se'
j King, j. Krasksr, Geo: Richards, a.. Ln 1ea
Msrtius, A. II. Korie, Judge monalst, sssb.aan'
j. Msrrsfi Miss M. Bsl,en; .: HsmmSnG, =
Marchy w H Johnston, C.v John'son'a a, !.
Isdv and children, r. D. Carpenter. E. Msrksn:
A Ebert, Chss Libery, Otto CorsepiTs, WIN. or'.
fifth Chas Stewart, Edward Kerr, ana - In s'eei's7
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1927 ..SPRING and 4 UMMER STOCK
lOOl. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Il am

1877 -.SPRING and GUNNER STOCK
1901. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING IL am
now in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opened
at my new store. have now open full assortment
of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Coats, Bosness CASH
mere Frocks, (ehoice goods) Black and Fancy Cass.
mere Pants; Satin, rich figured Twilled Grenadins
Silks, Farmers satin, Fancy Cashmere, Fancy and
White Marseiiles Vests .
FURNISHING GOODs.-Cravats; Neck Ties of
every variety; Suspenders; Handkerchiefs; Gloves;
Shirts; Collars; GAUGE Merino and silk Undershirts
and Drawers; Half-Hose, Of Silk, Cotton, Thread
30, he.
In returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons,
solicit an early call feom them and the public gem
orally to examine my new stock
J. ID. GOODMAN, No. Ifs Main o..
N. B.. DESTROYS of reducing my Winter Stock -
low - possible those In want will find sush goods at
satisfactory prices. NH 10 ID. q.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE.,--Havins discon-
ttnned our Evening Gales, we will sell, pnvateiy,
daily IN iots 20 suit purchasers the balance Of very
heavy stock OF Watches and Jswelry Remaining IN.
sold, u very low pricss In order that may be able
70 render sales - soon ~ possible. Country mer-
chants and the ctissus generally ere invited 70 OK.
anime our stock. LARUs SHINE
ap T-.ts "a Maia street,
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fE Card Special attention IL called to
nv sale of $50 boxes Lemons, this morning at 10 o.
clock, at my store.
my5 ALEh NNIT, AuoI'
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Ew Tie reaSkar monthly NE citing of the
Monroe EUIL kkN# FUND COMPANY will be held
THIs EVENIrGsAt Saunders Hail, at o'clock.
mv5-1t 8. w. SfAkKE, Seo'y.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY sEAr, 3 la
I'D NILES EAST OF aICHMOND NEAR ME.
cuANICsVIII,E TITRNPIKE FnP uT.

EAUTIFUL COUNTRY ~EAr, 3 i.4
I'D NILES EAST OF RICHMOND. NEAR ME.
CHANICsVILLE TURNPIKE. FOR sALE.-We
are authorized to sell the above beautiful place. now
owned and occupied by DR.. K N. hudson. 1t con.
tains 75i acreu adjoins the lands of Messrs Jas M
Garter, A M. Braxton and Josiah smi' b, OF
which so acres are cleared and the 5slsucs mostly
in original growth, Of Oak, Maple Gum; of the Gle
ed land, about III acres sre high land, admirably
adapted to vegetable and other crops and about
40 acres 10 fine meadow, or low grounds ALI the
cleared land is very rieh is we'll drained and in fine
hsart. The buildings on the place consist of q
beautiful Cottage Dweling, containing rooms with
fire pisces besides large kitchen, stable, barn, car.
riage house, ice house, house, &c. The pacs 10
we'll supplied with various kinds of fruit trees 1t
10 only n csssary to view the place to be oharmsi
with its beauty, fine scenery, &c. 1t is remarkably
healthy. There is seeded on the place so bushels
wheat, which looks we'll To sperson who will pur.
chess the farm, the growing crop, muller, cows wa.
ms &C., and farming implements will be sold at
valuation. Possession can be had at once II de-
sired. city property will be taken in exchange.
For further particulars apply to
40 80 Stsw2w GODpIN APpERsON
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Poys Of Richmond, May 4-Hish Was~ s'ciock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jaime stown, Parrish, New York, mds and
passengers Ludam Watson.
steamer Beividere, Fritohstt, Baltimore, mds'
Ludlsm Watson. -.
schr. Antsres, ireland, Philadelphfa, COAL john
schr' Isabella Thompson, Carson. Wilmington, N
c., Lumber. r. d D. r. r. Co. w
schr. Westovsr, Nickerson, Boston, mos, w.
sehr. Dorea, & Elenor, Skies, N G, Hsrriuss, WON
Bile 4 Claiborne. a., h.I,..t
Bark Oetsvia, (new,) Moore, Baltimore In osi'as''
schr. Exit, Gray, smithaeld. bacon, Jas winston
lard. C. T. Wortham Co.
Brig Morden, Fowler, Halifax BACON q
yilie,
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a. NOrlCE.-I have for sale tease or
E&d rent, Houses Lots NC. from LIST to SD street,
~-~ and in the county Of Hsnrlso, some of which
Lots cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by
any within the corporation limits and when YOU
come 10 county Lots, for soap ana candle factories
Nature could net have done more her part for the
convenience Of man for to erect such Mt
upon all or any of the above. shalt be pleased to
have the views of operators upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to H. w TYLER
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees
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ns& Fiik RENT OR L. EAsn :. Wasn,ns.
Egn ton Garden at the head of Marshall street, 10
s&x for rent or lease, for one or FIVE years Tho
house 10 nearly ev, having recently been thorough
ly repaired, containing three neat and comfortable
rooms, convenient closets &c Also. a new kitchen,
with two rooDs and most excellent stable,
with stslls, ICED loom, coal and wood house, DO,
and ell of excellent water in the yard. The
yard Is beautifully shaded with fut trees, such
apples pears and cherries of the most choice kinda
To an early applicant and good and permanent to.
nant, the premises will be rented lsa.ed rss-
sonabls terms Persons desiring to rent ovitsd
to examine the premises
o Ga 2ut w WALDk0P
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srEaaaL rsoTiCEs
cr- Democrats, Attention

xr- Democrats, Attention!
AMEETING OF THE
EMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE CITY VI
RICHMOND,
VIII he held at the ODD FELLOWS HALL,
THIS EVENIN G.,
At half past seven O'Clock,
to appoint Delegates to attend the Convention
nonination Of candidate for the office of AT1OR-
NEY GENERAL.
As other business, also of importance, will be
full attendance Of the party IL particu-
iarly desired. Como one, come all. my SIT
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RAsslNl,s Attr OF eiNGINla...P. He
- TAYLOR has just received few copies Of BAo.
SIMS ART OF SINGING This new book ID most
Of Il Is.
ain the fret nineteen pages Of this new method b
embodied mora sound sense on the nature and sapa-
btities Of the human voice than can be found In
half .dozen similar works by European matters"
ap6-ts
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snn HfhCES Of that super. yard wide
IUU Bleach Gotten at &c.,; z0u real Linen shirt
Bosoms at 15c; beautiful Lawns at 124s per yard; ;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs at 64c Gents Linen Hdtfs at
25. Linen Collars fsr Ladies' Mifsss and small Boys
At I2a,; Elastic Behs, all coors, at 1910 Berege De
LANES at low prices Bonnet Ribbons at very low
nrtce, JACOB A. LEVY.
fmu5 Il Main street
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD...Thr above
L reward will be paid for the conviction of the
thief and the delivery of the CHECKERS (among
which were superb, mixed breed, Chitagong and
Shanghai Rooster and two Hens, ell three being
almost entirely white that stolen from a hen
house on French Garden Hill, ON sunday night last
The Chickens will be known wherever seen, and a.
certain parties are suspected trouble or expense
will be spared to have them arrested Any informa-
ton respecting them may be left at this Office.
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60 Husbands Calcined NIagnesia is free
from unpleasant taste and three times the strength
of the common Calcined Magnesia. WORLDS
FAIR MEDAL and FOUR FIRST PREMIUM SILVER
MEDALS have been awarded it "a being the best in
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storefsspes
and by the manufacturer.
THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH l2-dSm% Philadelphia
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, II nd
i mltted, by all. to be one of the mcst pleasant
and convenient Hotels in the city. Some OF tne
best rooms are kept for the special sccommcdstos,
of trans visitors, where they will mad 5000 oa
Virginia Fare, at tbs moderate price OF y % Po.
dew Also, some superb rooms sud pairs of looms
for families with Board At moderate prices, oy 'ho
week or month
Also. several fine rooms for rent, without Doslo'
an IS-9tawu JOHN A. JErER. Proprietor
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a. uMkTiiING NEW AEA1N,
~ At No. la Main street.
Just received large supply OF FRENCH CAssI.
MERE fANxs, fancy coors, for Spring and Sum.
mer wear. The style quality, fit, or price, cannot
be surpassed, North or South, Eat or West Ouick
sAles and small profits. 10 my motto.
WIN. IRA SMITH,
ap 80 No ia Main street
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az Removal. The subscriber has re.
moved his office to the corner of Wall and frsnklin
streets, opposite Messrs Dickinson, Hill Co.. and
lect Claims ard attends to any business purtsning
to q General Agency.
ap 25-tm ga CBOPTON,
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BROAD ROCK lV17
kACE6.-fhs Broad ~
Races will Commence 49,
-Sx~S 49, first TTTEaDAv w


1857, srd eontinus fou- days. 'y'
FIRST DAY, Tuesday -Swsepstates for s W ala.
tbs produce OF mares that nsver Won or prsaussS
winner; 500 subscription. half forfeit: MIL 49,
Closed with the following Subscribers: "'s''.
Bowie Hall names grey I. Duchess, By Rss,,..,
dam siocess, BY Prince George s1'''f'
J. NJ Bolts names d. l. BROOKE colt out Of his I'm.
mspcioatieu mare Avs
David Mcdaniel names eh.f By Boston, jun, d,n
Calvin Green names oh G. by Bslchazsr, dam h,
Trustee.
SECOND aAcE.-Proptstosp ur,e, s2oe, two mil.
heats
James Tally enters g. b. Engin.er, 5 years old, b,
Revenue, dam Andrewet.a, by Andrew |
o. P Hare enters b. Toler, years old. hy ch,,a
Harold, dam Marchioness. by imported Rorto,
o. Nc Daniel enters b. h. Don Juan, years old bv
Glencoe. dam Darkness, by Waseonsr
Bowie & Hall enters eh. f. Sonora, 4 year, ola h,
Re gister, dam BY Steal.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
- Gate fee so cents; badges for week SIS
my 8 1t
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ET Notice.-.The Hair Dressing, Shaving
6hampooins aud Bathing Saloon tuader the Ballard
House has been Handsomely fitted up, and is nov
open, and we invite the citizens and strangers to
give q call
n B Hot. Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily from o'clock A. NJ, to 10 p M
ap 23-dSm HOBSON NORTON.
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kE 'tWoOdland Crenm''--A p0made 70
BEAurIyYING THE HAIR-highly perfumed., u erio
to any French article imported and for half the
prise, For dressing Ladies' Hair it hiss equal,
giving 1t bright glossy appearance 1t causes Gem
tlemens Heir to curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dsndruf, always giving the Hair the sp.
psarance of being fresh shampoosd. Price only City
cents. None genuine unless signed
FErRIDGE Co., Proprietors of the
Balm OF Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER
NH 1l-eod6m Agent for Richmond.
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o. FOR sALE-A thorough bIOOded
ASMARE, years old, bay, perfectly broken for
s.ddle and buggy. Apply at the Riding
School, Marshall street, between 9Th and 9Th.
NV 5-6tk
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- A VhRY DESfhA Il RESI-.
EE8 nENCE ENE MILE From THE CITY.

- A thkS Id X Is L. b hhSts
E# DENCE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY,
- FOR BALE BY request OF the owner who
has abandoned his intention Of removing thereto We
offer for sale handsome Brsk residence, sltpstod
on the Brooke Plank Road The house 10 situated in
q beautiful csk grove, and has acres of Land at.
taohed, and has just been fni.hed 1t has 10 good
rooms, with double porch in front; also, Kitchen
with rooms Stable, Carriage House, ac.
This property is worthy the examination OF any
wishing to be the city and also to avoid Ito
inconven' enres and taxes Apply to
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E>DR sALE FINE BUSINESS LOCA.
l. TION.-That valuable Lot or the North I'D. Of
Csry street and bordering Shookoe Creek, having
front ou Cary street of 65 feet running bsck TO
street so feet wide can be purshs.ea on rcasonaes
ta,m'. For further particulars, apply to MT NJ
RATES AT Citv Hall ap 2s-eo66t
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= FOB X X n 1.-THE very de sirabIe
House, over No. 2l8 Broad street, contsinin, s
IN comfortable rooms, and attached . most exaaI.
lent Kitchen and q very fine back yard
The subscriber would Do glad to have some antas,
family, with whom himfelf and young clerk oouid
board and lot the for the rent OF the hon.s
Apply on the pref ises my5 AS =
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<-x FAMILY RESIDENCE FOX EhNT,
~ The lower of the new brick bulldogs on the
EsA north side of Main between Sd and 4th streets,
recently finished, with IL rooms and all suitable as
csmmodations for a family.
NH 2l-eots JOHN ROBEhfSON.
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~ UlLDlNG HARDWARE AND GAR.
~ PENTERS ToOL6.-I hsvo on hand good ID.
sortment of Locks, Hinges, screws Bolts Axle
purposes also, Bench and Moulding Planes, and Car.
pentere Tools generally. AL of which, | will furn.
sh at the lowest terms for cash or to prompt custom
ers. ROBT j. DENNY
No. 2o5, Main street, above the Banks
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rrr.xasRAPHlC NEWS.
.@N0<~<NlT'-H|"'s
ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
x,.rCTION IN PETERsBURG.

,r,oRrEp FOR THE yIsP,Afo II
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VNnAT BARGAINS IN MANTLEs-A
u RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHAeE
CHEAP MANTLE..-.I have now IN store 1000 Man.
tics which am going to sell at shade ever cost.
Also, Bsizarnes at 123 cents per yard ssntlemens
Shirt Collars at l4 cents; Pocket Handkerchief at
81 and ia cents worth IS CENTS and another lot of
,hoss cheap Collars at ST. l2i and IS cents that
ted 90 great an excitement. Call soon and secure
som.at EZEKIEL'S Cheap store,
nv NO 10 NJ ain &C.
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DLEASE NOTICE THIS ADVERTISE.
L MENT--Fine hite Briliiantes 40 inches wide
l24 cts yard; fine French Ginghams, i24 cts yard;
French OrgaDdie Lawns, l2i cts. q yard Jsconet
Lawns new styles, 124 cts yard all bought since
the recent decline in goods in New York
Call and secure good bargain at the established
Cheap Store of ALFRED MOSES,
my5 IS Main st.
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<TILh LEFT--A large and varied as
~ sortment of Hair Brushes Perfumsry, Fancy ~
tc'e., Cologues Extracts. Paints, dry and in oil,
Window Glass, 20 sizes, Trussea Wrapping Paper,
Patent Medicines Druss, Spis.s G.rden &c eds fresh
&c. to be sold AT COST. Ten dollars will buy TWEEN.
ty dollars worth now. P.H GIBSON
Trustee of 8. P. semple, Druggist
4-St 2n9 Main
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N1ATTINGS -flATTINES LOO pieces
lVA "A white Mating at 81 yard; Is pieces
do do at size ayard; 25 pieces chesh ed do at 50
cents yard purchased at auction last week and
ceyed this morning by Jamestowp ftom New York.
nv ALFRED MOSES, 63 ~ ain st
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1T FOR YORK AND PAMUNkY
60 RIVERS The good sshr. OCEAN BIRD,
Capt. Jones, will receive freight, to be land
ed on the above rivers, for a few days Apply to
nv s. st w C0LQUITT co.
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III .E APPLE CHEESE- Z rhine quality,
l. In fine order, for sale by
SELDEN MILLER
mv5 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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DLEACHED FAMILY OPTIONS AT A
ID GREAT BARdAIN.-A large lot of Blesched
Cotton at cents; large lot do at cents large
lot do, at g. 10 and II cents; large lot fue yard
wide at l2a cents pillow Cottons at l24 cents;
II hheeting very cheap LOCO yards fast color Cali
Goes st cents 600 yards fast color do at cents
Now is the time to get bargains as the above are
under the market value. The ladies will please
call. az they going cheap.
C. A. GWA7KIN
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NATTlNGs AMI CARPETS.
1Vl 4 4, . 4 and 6 White Canton Msttipgs, best
quality
4 and Ga Red Checked Mattiugs best quality
44Coooa Mating for court housss, nc
ALsO-Best English Tap'y Brussels Carpet
Do do do Velvet do
Three.ply and Ingram do
Which wi be sold out OF season prices, to cash
purchasers, by CHRISTIAN q LArHROP,
my5 80 Main street.
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CITY MADE FUKNITl .,,crs
AT AEDUCED PkICES'

IN CASES Superior sick l,issIre e,.
oU s.leby sRipafo na The = oost.
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most wild, she is, and says she'll die by you.
Dare's war in the plantation, Mass Nash;-
mind I tell you"
81 saw how it was. My fondness for dis
play had ruined all. I gave uncle Ben a
quarter, and mounting my horse rode away"
Here Dick passed his fingers over the banjo,
and the audience could just detect a few
chords of "Oh! no noe never mention hin" "
"Two or three winters after that" resu-
med Dick in a more cheerful mood ~ was
travelling up the river, when gentleman
stepped up to me and asked me if my name
was not Nash. 1t was the old Major. We
took a drink, and he gave me all the news
how things went on at the old place-how
he missed me after I left-how the old lady
opposed the match-how Lucy married a
a chap "without any music in himself
how they all had regretted having prevented
the match with me, and hundred other
things. We got "high" over the matter,
and the old Major having mellowed into the
communicative stage, informed me confden-
TALLY that Lucy's husband was not worth his
salt.
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NO.1s.

many offers of marriage we're refused. A
short time since she met with; one to. whose
earnest and sincere deyotions she yielded 50
far as to name the day Of marriages. The
newspapers chronieled the approaching nup.
tials, and the young man ilayished the most
expensive presents upon his intended. On
the marriage eve they attended bal, and
during the dancing the lady complained Of
a slight indisposition, which, becoming tsno
better FAST" she asked her afianced: TO con-
duct her home, which he did in the most
tender manner. Arrived at home, they bid
each other adieu, with fond anticipations Of
the coming day, which was to see the twain
made one.' But, during the night the lady
grew worse, and at sunrise she was mother.
The young man says that he could never
have been deceived, had it not been fol; the
fashion of wearing hoops; and he brings suit
for the recovery Of the value Of his presents.
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suits, involving confinement, unnatural posi-
tions, unrelieved by vigorous open air exer-
else ? This is not a subject (which it is
our province-were we competent-to speak
in detail. BUTT is subject which demands
very serious consideration. 1t concerns the
propriety and happiness Of thousands. 1t
concerns the comfort and joy of numberless
homes. 1t concerns the cause of humanity;
inasmuch as the abuses alluded to, threaten
to bring on, in some respects, an alarming
degeneracy in posterity-and that posterity
only generation or two behind u.s. The
hosts of physicians, the statistics Of the death
of infants, daily occurring facts within the
observation of every one, are all indicative
Of great wrong, which threatens to produce
bitter fruits, to disappoint many Of the hopes
of progressive and prosperous civilization.
Boston Courier.
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FALSE EDUCATION.

The early breaking down into invalidsm
of the American women is the subject of
frequent remark. Our young maidens are,
as a class, beautiful but delicate, and hardly
do hosts of them get out of their teens before
they become more or less the victims of dis
ease. Several of our contemporaries, we per-
ceive, are calling attention to one cause of
this evil, viz: The overworking Of girls at
school. Where the blame of this is to be
laid we are not prepared to say. We doubt,
however, whether it is all to be put at the
doors of teachers, for we have heard many
of them lament it, especially those having
charge of public schools. The docility, love
of appreciation and emulation, quite charac-
teristic of the sex, taken in connection with
the early age at which they are seated atthe
desk, and the early age at which they are
called from their studies, may account for
much of the error. Not only the acquisition
of the common branches of education, but
likewise the acquisition of accomplishment,
is crowded into few years: and this, too,
with premature entrance, oftentimes, into
the excitements of society. Natural conse-
quences of this are headaches, crooked spines,
disordercd nerves, weak eyes, debility, chron-
ic complaints, that occasion more mischief,
moral as we'll as physical, than many may
imagine. What must follow where the wife
and mother is the victim of ill health, can
be easily imagined. And how many instan-
ces are there of this i'll health traceable to
the grievous mistakes of parental vanity or
thoughtlessness, in subjecting mere children
to the inevitable deleterious effects of over
taskinn the brain keanino In saaantarp nnr.
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har It always affords US pleasure to chron.

@ It always affords US pleasure to ohron-
icle the triumph of geuius-the creations Of
minds delving in the realms of thought
We accordingly give place to the following,
which is no less startling than new, It is,
We presume, from the pen of an unwedded
"Western editor"
al sat me down in thought profound,
This maxim wise drew;
It's easier far to like girl,
Than make a girl like you"
Young gentlemen affected with calico pro-
cllvities will please copy.
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p9r The Lafayette (Ia.) Journal publishes
the following frigid extract from reply by
Boone county subscriber to dunning let
ter: ... ~,
Sorry to say, Old Hoss, that cont pay.
I am very tight mp, which is to say | hain,t
nary red. Eff lard oil was ten cents bar
rel, I could mt buy enough to grease my har.
Don't worry it, I freely forgiyeyoushe, debt
Signed, -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-07

A'PEcULIAR LAwsU1T.-A young man
has brought suit, at Louisville, against
young lady, under the most peculiar circum-
stances. 1t appears that she resides in the
vicinity of Louisville, and has long been
considered the belle of the circle in which
she lived. Her suitors were numerous, and