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Wanted.

A LADY to come into my family and teach
IA Music, French and other ornamentalbranch-
es to a small number that will be attending q
Male School. From one competent, q term Of one
school year would be preferred, if the term, and
salary can be agreed upon in a short time.
Address A. G. POWELL,
Smithfeld, N. @.
June 20. 1857. 43-4w.
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BELFORD
Preparatory and Polytechnic
a a e 10 Y.

THE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in July.
In addition to the usual preparatory course, a
MILITARY DEPARTMENT has been establish
ed, for which no extra charge will be made, and
which will not interfere in the least with the reg
ular studies of the student. Every assistance that
the increasing patronage of the school may require,
shall be secured.
This Institution is situated in franklin county,
Ia miles east of Louisburg. in a healthy, moral and
intelligent neighborhood.
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WAKE MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY

LkANK S. WILKINSON, Principal, with CON-
IL petent assistants for the Female Department.
The Fall session commences on the 18th of Ju-
ly, 1857.
Mr.. Wilkinson graduated with distinction at the
University of North Carolina, and comes with
the highest testimonials of character and schol-
arship.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary English, S. 90
Advanced do II 90
Classical and Mathematics courses, 16 90
EXTRAS
French, 8 5 90
Music on Piano Forts-use of instrument
included, Is 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needle work, 800
Board per month, exclusive of lights, 6 90
For further particulars address,
H. B. or W. Fl. whitaker, Proprietors
Raleigh. N c., June &c, 1857. 27-4-6l
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
OXFORD N. C.
J. 81. HORNER. PRINCrPAL.

j. d. HURNEK, PRINCIPAL.
Prof. A. G.. Brown, late of the University OF
North Carolina, will be hencefoith permanently
associated with the present Principal and Rev. 7.
j. Horner will continue to be an assistant instruc.
tor.
The next Session will on the 18th
July.
For further particulars address the principal.
Oxford, N. c., June 8. 24--4t--41 -t125jy.
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ROUND HILL FEMALE SEMI.
NARY.
MISS PATTIE DUTY, Principal.
MISS MARIA DUTY,
MISS SUSAN DUTY. Assistants.

hlOO A111L III LIZ LI1uCApoAA
MISS MARIA DUTY,
MISS SUSAN DUTY, Assistants.
THE FALL SESSION will open on the 18th Of
IL July. Having secured the services of the
above accomplished ladies, we can confidently
promise satisfaction TO, all who may favor US with
their patronage. The first two have had consider
able experience in teaching and have ever shown
themselves superior in both scholarship and gov
eminent. Miss Susan has recently taken va ledic-
tory honors in a talented Glass at Greensboro Dol.
lege.
The Seminary is located in a healthy, billy
section of Orange County-l2 miles North East Of
Durham's Station, on the Central Railroad.
Board can be had in the family Of the Proprietor
or in the community, st s7 per month. Lights extra.
Primary
Advanced
Latln,
frencn;
Music, Piano or Guitar.
Drawing and Painting ........"... -......,..1o,c
Needle work gratis.
For further particulars, address the Proprietor
at Round Hill, Orange Co., n. G.
d. @. PARRISH, ProprietoI,
TRUSTEES.
DR.. E. NJ. Holt, Chm. A.. ]. Roberts, Esq.
Marcus Harris Esq. Rev. Jno. A. McMsnnen.
Addison Mangum, Esq. Rev. A. W. Msngum.
Rev. S. D. Umsted. Lieut.. r. 2. Webb.
June, Is 1857. IS At
Standard copy At and send bill to Col. 2.
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CORN.

BUSHELS for sale by
lNOO P. w. Il C. H. WTCHE.
Henderson, Granville CO., N. c., June IL, 1851.
43-2tpd
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e. a..

DooK PAPER.-The Neuse Manufactur in
ID Company have on hand for sale 200 Rsams
of Book Paper, of uery fine quality weighing A
lbs. per Ream. E. B. FREEMAN,
July I.-4-6t Treasurer, Raleigh, N. G.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

DIANG AND GUITAR thoroughly taught
Il The second session of Mrs. II. Whitaker's Mu-
sic School, viii in Raleigh the second
Monday in July.
June rs, 1857. 26-44-6w.
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PR

"a There is 40 change to note in any
our market reports this week, except
and bacon have slightly declined.
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OAK HILL CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

] P. BAGBY, Principal.
THE Fallsession viii begin ON the Goth of July,
and continue twenty weeks. Board and Tuition
SIS per session exclusive of lights.l For further
particulars address the Principal at Oak-Hil.
Granville CO., N. G.
May 14th, 1877 50 2o-3m
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

DispoSGt 0T'the De0d.-For this centu-
ry, at any rate, the hearse may safely bo
backed against the urn; sablCs against
cinders. We are weak about "puttine
my dead out of my sight" We grudgca
ho'ly to disscctingroom: and there il
no instance beyond that supplied by Jerc-
my Rcntham of man willing his carcass
to science. 1t is of no avail to point out
that, even by the process of interment,
our bodies are conSumed-bv worms and
that consumption by fire would not he
morc diSagrreablc tits ofno use to show
that 10y the present methods, the dead AFRO
rHI4dercd curses 20 the living, in all large
towns Ii II waste Of time to tell Jones
that, f Mrs. JCnCs had his ashes in un urn
mot the tea urn in her bedroom, sho
would think oltener and more tendcrlv
1T hm:-his dust being excepted from
that against which housckecpers general
Y make war rccklesSly, never thinking
that they may, nov and then, tidy away
rinchts of their GRANDMOTHER 1t will
not do to tell mankind, in the mass, that
ii would be good to preserve the ashes Of
Shakespeare, Of Pope, of Wellington,
Prince Albert, Mr. Spurgeon, and other
great nen. What good Roman Catholic
would not prefer shedding tear over the
urn Of n saint, to care Cssing his mouldy
thigh bone But we pay our double in.
come and our undcrtakcrs' bills as inevi-
table things; we shall wear round hats
and ail!ated pcttcoatS while We live, and
we shall get put in long boxes and damp
square holes in the ground when we die,
to the end Of time.-English pdper.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

-Ma,,-"l oyerhcar a Jovc, one day."
said Slienas, talking Of destroying tho
earth he said it had failed; they were all
rogucS and vixcn$, who went from bad to
worse, as fast rs the days succeeded each
other. Minerva said she hoped not; thsy
were only ridiculous littlc creatures with
this odd circumstances, that thev had 8
blur, or indetcrminate aspect. seen far a.
near; if you call them bad, thew wo,,ld
appear so! if you called them good. thev
would appear so! and there was no 0li,e
person or action among them. which w6eaId
not puzzle her and, much more. all Oly4l
pus, to know whether It was hindkmoh.
tall bad or. good" 800 ~ ].
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
For r,c Democrat.
4 g.itr Is=r.Ill.

Ni"derd J r!'na m"":iaY
Jai., l.d d;.v,l' tI,.,kvih flower.
P":1cr'G upon lea; -,lrcain
That had blessed g;c's sweetest hours
81" wa"dcr'd, sill Irondc,'d
On this sweet unreal dream,
Illl SAM me nll unbiddca
Near sparkling little stream.
Der me "nrg. Ike clouds Of cm,rald,
RmghS oF oak and towrriI ( pine,
Near me grew a strange wild flower
- Claslcd BY many u loving VINE.
Two sweet blossoms half unColded,
Half reclining on their stems,
Held within each fragrant bcsom
onc of mornings liquid gems.
Game z'rhyr lightly straying,
K,,inc =" il passed DER,
And ihc dew drops Kissed aud mingled,
Mingled them forcvtrmorc:
For sunbeam gently gliding
Through the lcaiy hover above,
On its golden pinions bore them
To Ike realm where all is love.
Thus knew TINT thls my Life dream,
N'ldd am since thus know
Shall forcvcrmorc be Real,
In that world whr-c hearts nrc true.
OEJ't4' Njr"", NEFc,, ls51. NIGHT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

HAVING permanently located himself and
H itiniiy in the City of P!ac. rvtiie. neX,
door ) low the Hew England Ilous., ,Main rect
viii continue he practice OF his proies ION /,
all It. VARIOUS branches.
t@7f Office at his residence. 4 Good Au-a!v
Of me 1icines kept for hs own practice.
~ All diseases Of a private character, trent.
ed o. the most ar, rareA system. ,.tf.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

True modeSty is . flower W4lb1s erase.
tul odor endures for ages, - n oer
is weed IS poisonous aaatEan -
as deadly, in It's UltinSats u y
prussic acid, distilled from
prstty leaves Of peach trees.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

OIp MrN.--A wise man will never rust
out As long as he can move or breathe,
he will hr doing something for himself, or
his nriShbor, or for poStrrity. Almost to
the last hours Of his life. Washington was
at work. So were Franklin, and Adams,
and Young, and Howard, and Ncwton.-
The vigor Of their lives was not dccayed.
No rust marrrd their spirits, 1t is fool
iSh idca to suppose thatwc must lie down
and die because We are old, Who is old y
Not the old man Of energy not the dav
laborcr in science, art or hcnevolcncc but
he only who suffers his energies to waste
away, and the spring of life to become mo.
tionlcSS on whose hands tho hours drag
heavily, and to whom all things wear the
garb Of gloom, There are scores Of grey
headed men We should prefer in any I'M.
portant enterprise, to those young gentle
men who fear and trcmblc at approach.
ing shadows, and turn pale at lion in
their path, harsh word OF frown.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
''ftsN..

FETh TNCAnrNEEr. s.. z. r,e,ts o, tj.n
- "F'"i+ys # IT," sr',."d ,ii i3urth Tue.
~ 81 rr'!. E..a;.., a Old Fellows I'm
r. i""rro' Iu'!!.nr; ,'prr, L,.cw
"" Iii. III F"a .airL, AZ" cordially invited
II a.; al j. +. uUN.ON. G. -
ALEX. S'I:s:.t TILL :.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
Paper EaangImgS and Carpets

Paper EaangingS and Carpets! =!
TTST RECEIVED. rcr Lntc Arrivals,
81 by FRANK BAKER, 1loand ll2 Clay St.,
San Francisco,
500 cases Paper Hangings, French and American,
every variety;
6010 Rolls French and American Borders;
$40 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
$50 ps Thrce-ply Carpet
3n0 ps Supcrhnc Ingram Carpet;
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpet;
200 ps Cotton ani Wool Carpets
12h ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
9I6 pS hay State Druggcts;
Sl0 ps Oh Cloth, assorted;
125 ps silk Damnsk and DrocRtCllc;
300 pS Cotton and Worsted pamask; e
1000 pairs Window Shades;
8i5 pairs Lace Curtains;
$50 pairs Muslin Curtains;
6OOO Cornlces and Curtain Bands;
825 dozen Mats assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers, GimpS, FrnEcs, &C.
Wholesale and retail by
FRANK BAKER,
u Sml lilo and liz Clay Street,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
10 YrnHCIrra.

&~ The mdcrsgie; arc
-1d7lIiEI running h,.,-c tri.
4EfSy1TS nj RM weekly from Nud
6N5S%TEGiESEM SprinGs 70 nrytown.
leaving Mud : rripe.
ttnrn'ng the following days and conacr.in. wita
inc olcano jackson and Fiddlctown Stages
a. O!yt?wn, and the California Stage Cos sla.
Gesat Mud Sr ings. Passengers can register
thGr n"r,. at tho Califirnia Stag Co. : "A; -
at Plac.rvil!c and Diamond Springs.
H.. McKEAN 4 JOHNSON.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
= (tc n.

Into my heart Silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
A"1 VIII. bc.v;r wa, -huGowy, took
ti.' .s'.i Il sar,in,. .ki,s---
The rr~..hAyn love was in that lnoh;
IT." N'~apr' 1" 'i.on IN; tie dc,2
df 'hos' inspiring rYce.
" li', Nhc s,mr / W solemn SPOT,
\ r,,i' ra,,t GER.
tr,w instinct Ni.h tl.ry not
In '.:i, = heaven before;
So, i"nUojo >,ttt'L ia hunted s,''.
'"&...."ihe i,~.c ,f c,rry ;.oushi.
T.. rr,.,.. wa"n,,,| or.
:iy b .n@>cmnyd and cr>r. to time.
- .t1.n ,0'> Vt yorc.
T. -! "atA h,,uaIWt,f mi.c.
Which c,.i'". Il back once moy,,
IA. N,,y ,,i>uo iM-,r t..nc,
Bn; mc"--".i in tha' d~i,i. .u> LA,
Wh'"h maxi. " one It yorc.
Th,,r ~ ncI hc>id, tie, { .,as a. t,;Y.
T&r' ;2Hrmurcl t'". n~ >,,,,..
Dltr..l"l thee hccat,,rl a." r,.- h!u,t1 al
TIA. lille AMI death 10 meet;
Ayl NTrc"'"r;h thou atone wCr, tn;r.
Ani iAaash the Stars had ,oMg for joy.
Thy whisper oniy sweet.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
CcLD A:;r sII.,i;--I N'ATci.Es!

So. f.. '.., r's .' r,. er:rr.>r.
....t ~. - a-s,''?. Hi. a.
g -, r'.'..t .,,N 'i.;,Y 'G.t ,por,~
60
:, = -: :31 ;,.;". watches.
!, ..','N. W,o.. .n..c ',.,"'sr.
t. !. EAlSS,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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- 3. ia E.. Nt:;.'- n,w
-. /" '''..--,. .ihs.:..', = Gr,.. L,iow
H. -, f'',r u..!er. IN s..,. ,tau4ine, are
''t. ...,. a.. ...:.;,d f.. tend
.. -. 6. !. EAT"OND y. g.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
DIR HHHN VI a y
Oily. dAYC SauHs
DAGVERREOTYPES.

WILLIAM SALMON rtspcc fully nr.t"S thc IA les
" and Gt n;lemrn Of Placrrvolc and vicnty, who
sire u hhv" "ir pagncrrcHiyrrs tGkcn,t to cal! aud
lWnc specimens Of his work. NJ his rooms Oh Main
-, /, a savrt distance below the Plaza
81 n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
IL. W. yEIxaanCI1
Physician and Surgeon,

Bu~r!HTFULLY t.nd r. IL Professional
"a Sri vi"rS t. H." citizens e ~. nunAnO
aad vl4!nit;. Grateful t"~ past coni,drNcc r..
lion - ,he lu,;"S If hi rr, '"-s,n. To- merit u
continuance e Ike patronage, He feels con
yirccd that his !,nc rxl xl",i-nrr in III" diseases
If tbs citrate hlYj" r.. 'i''d medicine for
the last sc.rn wears a. Ill cra"o--warrants
Lin in the hcpr t >U",r>S
DE. IIiNMAN woald cal! :':ea,icn to his ,r.
rciiur facilities for the treatment IT lri,at dis
casts. havin. .,"rn f : h". ;,' purposes.
Ollie N"r,l. :dr IF NaiM ,:rr"t, FL Dorado,
two doors East e the Brick Stare Of j. " L..
Wc,htrWaX \ Co
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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At . L : !! 4 + l. -.
PLACER: -. - 81 r2,-CNij. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
.TOSs I.EssA--..C,

The rronric,ors % L." i - = ;f"asrs- e.
annoinc ng to the ''-' -;.i r--'.ly
that they have madr 90 '.. b.. ,. :" II ri .
tnic--wiich i. nc. g.. ' o. '..'.
f,rni1-anl are pr ,''., ! Il T. -.
inT in the very be-; - D.. e: 49,. .:.s5..-
able prccs.
der, with neatness
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

Was there ever an individual unluckv
enough to DO abused by the mouth of a
rivcry
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
CIIAS. W. BARNES,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
~ ROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CROCKERY
TN Etc, New Firr' roof E"ih S,,rr NIin
street. opposite the Sow Theatre.
..%i"Nl goods warranted and delivered,
| nuv2l 81
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
co. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY MARCH 21 1857

brcGtird rational hope and consolation to
the afflicted relative and friends, ointing
out the life on earth that leads 10 .apri.
II, S" bcyuad the grave, in manucr 81
.ni.d ;iI,llc and sincere, n to 'paIr i'm
prcs~ionS upon my mind which t'''' can
not Cllacc. repeat now, what ] then
thought-ii such n voice cannot he heard
above my ashes, q bury mr in silence
The services at tho dwelling closed in
prayer, III" pail beavers placed the cnror-
fined form upon The bier, and bore it as
silently and tcndrrly to its resting place,
even rs fond mother bears upon her bo-
som her sleeping child to its crallc bed.
There were no harsh, iarring sounds, but
all moved with quiet SOlcmnitv that told
how deeply they mOurncd. The man of
God again directed us to that realm where
there is no SORROW, death or mourning,
and where we shall meet the l0vcd and
lost of earth, ncvermOrc tn part. The
coffin was then lowered, q how tcndrriv
and carefully lowered to It's narrow bed:
! heard thr first shovel full of earth rattle
upon its lid, and raising my bowed head,
gazcd with dim eyes upon those around
me; that sound, the most dismal uC earth,
had smotc the deepest sorrow .Gount of
every heart, for not face met my view
but wore gricrs inscription written in
burning tears. The bcrcavrd friends lin
Gercd q moment around the sacred spot,
then slowly wended their way back to
their lonely dwelling. left thc village
,hAt rTening, with sad heart il is true,
but it was n sadness that chaStcnS ard
rciinrs the soul, and never may forget
the funeral i'll that country village
NiDilT,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
GcmtICMcm, Make Your BctNI

THERE are some Of those "Thirty-F'vc Dcllar''
! Coats rs we'll as s"TWClvc Dollar" Pants and Vests
CT al Ike, HARMON 4 cos.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

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=: >. :, :, Z, t. - l., G2.lc l.n,iA,iN
- =. So 49, ] sea "a" Ic Il - ~
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
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DIR. II. VI. A. WORViIEN.

DHYS! IiN tNg SCR'iE0N -C.t.c On SAGA ''-.-
1 10 f'r't', n.at,y opposite L., Placer '-i.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
g.S y Z :. 20
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]. =. TlCIS. VI. D.,

DIIrG. tAN A%D GCE1FnN-- --c:.,. At -" ~ %
ST. Of { l.. rfrTlr, Ma s::. 'r,:..!: ,,e
rlaIa. t#D
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
Masonic Directory,
FL T7ORsDO COUNTY, CXLIFCRSI1

E'hG!ToWN LdrG;. NJ. %. y AND 4. NJ.
~ !p-ar'd ~ Ccarr 't,sn, hold, its stated meet.
~. @ Saturday ivrii:i.:, nf or re-. ling the fan
Icon. RICHARD DONCASTEE. ln.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
DIR. II. w. JOIINSTCE,

0FFI'' 7: tie raccrvi;lr I'r.:g S.re, q f:~ .. 'rs
" he e tie "f;crirc," Main stt""'. t.%,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
Ovtr.,,!r r..vcr, March, lHjr..
d" ln.inE About"

\ Texan correspondent ol The New Or-
leans Pir'p"1a tells eooi story in orc
oFh'> letters, of "a Surly.larcL grihzv-
hairci, rhuIly andm"on-cycd cdln," Who
lcr>ccutcl n certain roguiSh d,ns,l with
his attentions, hut WIS finally thrown IF
the course OF true love hy the following
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19


Mr.. George Christy aud Mr. A. H. Davenport
nave had street rencontre in New York, on &C
count OF some feminine difficulty. Nobody hurt
The birthday Of Lafayette was celebrated with
great enthusiasm at San Francisco.
The steamer Daniel Webster, arrived at New
1ofk from Havana brings no news of Importance.
>, Two bears were killed by Mr. John Lockner, in
hampshire county, Va, recently.
The typhoid nux prevails extensively +, tho
North Mountain region, Rockingham county viz
gina. N'"A''' VIZ
"A public meeting was held in Alexandria last
IhnrsdaS evening, at which resolutions in f,yar &c
ted ''' "eie aaop
Mrs. 1erndon is the daughter If Io.o,,,, n.
brough, formerly prominent citizen of Cu,n.nar
county, Va, but now a resident of Texas
Zs: farneli, an old and well-known ci,;von IS
wheeling Va, died suddenly Oh "Wednesday Ia, ="
The locomotives are now trayersing fifteen mi,os
oil the Montgomery aud Pensacola Railroad,
There were p deaths in Mobile for the week end.
ing the 10th inst. -
lawyer named Goforth, of Napoleon Ark. was
murdered lately by A. d. Hudson The dificuItx
grew ont u u gambling transaction. Hudson i.
the individual who Killed Murray, in Memphis, q
year or two ago. lie has been arrested
gentleman "garroted" lately, in Memphis
Tenn, by two persons, ard robbed OF gold watch
and Sos in money.
Considerable sickness prevails at Jacksonville
Florida, and mauy cases have terminate fatal,
within the last fortnight. The health of st. Marys
Is also reported TO be unfasorable.
Frederick Biddiker has been sentenced to sixteen
years Imprisonment, in Baltimore, for the murder
Of Richard Frazier.
Kidd, Armstrong and Enlart, who were danger
ousiy wounded IN the Baltimore election riot, are
intending, audit is thought may possibly recover.
Mrs. 0iise cnrney, Of New Gloucester, Me-, has
been committed to jail ON charge Of adultery With
Sawyer Harris.
81 am going 10 the post office. Bob shall in.
qnire for you I" We'll, yes, II you have mind To-
but don't think you will fnd me there
What is the difference between a physician and
magician 0ne is eupper and the other Il
sorcefer.
Twenty-Five cent sbinplasters have made their
appearance IN New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

Loss or A B.RK.-A dispatch from Providence, Il.
J., announces that the bark Parodi, from Provi
dence for Zanzibar, went ashore on Bird Island at
10 O'Clock on the night of the 18th inst, and will
prove total loss, together with her cargo. which
il valuable one. She is full of wafer and her
stern is stove in. The 2. was a fine vessel of 300
tons and was built at Cape Elizabeth. Me, in 1851
Both vessel aud cargo are fully covered by insur-
ance at Ave offices in Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19
DRUGS, MEDICINES. a.
= -FfRRssH And REIIaair ,.Il1pr

% FHESH AND KELIAELE MEDI-
CINES.--M MEADE 4 BAKER, practical cha.
nIists and pharmsceutfsts fss ~ w. cornsrge
- Main and 10th STREETS, Richmond. Va effsrta
Physicians families compists and varied asse,,
ment Of PEEFEcTg FRESH Drugs, Medicines. ChsmieaI
and Pharmaceutical Preparations Ground and vhols
spices, sIrTEp and Pure; Surgical Instrunents
Appliances; Trusses In great vsriety; Ssppsrtsrs
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical sadds
BAGS Bags; Perfunsry; Soaps; Brushes; C.mbs; Cigars
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wine. and The bsst i1,.
don Porter. selected especially for isvalids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

VALUABLE IMMIGR ANTs.-A company of Swiss has
recently bought a track of 10000 acres of land
near Connection, Ind, aud intend to settle on it
having town for the transaction of their bust
ness, near the centre, the bank of the river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

THE PAwsEE ISDIANs-The treaty recently con-
cluded by Commissioner Denver with the Pawnee
Indians, secures to the United States ten twelve
millions acres of land. These Indians not only
pledge themselves to remain at peace with the
United States but will their influence with
neghboring tribes to the same end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cENk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
19=Sssf9. The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary (i3th and l4th sreets.l near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CIiARIOTEES,
BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULKIES all ofhis own make, of the best materials
and work mansip; all ofwhich will be sold low az
good work othe kind can be in the city of Richmond
article in the Carriage line as am determined TO
make 10 order and sell at the lowest prices possible
md all work sold, that's new, warranted.
to ia--9m MTCAJAH MANGUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

SENTENCED TO DEATH.-.james Z. Donnely con-
ycted of the murder Of Albert 5. Moses. at the
Highlands of Nayesink, n j., in August last. has
been sentenced to be hanged on the Sth of January
next lie stoutly protests his innocence of the
crime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19
LOTTERIES.


CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.--NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT sCHEMKi-CAPITAL
PRIZE ss9oooiI-The following Scheme viii be
Acamy Lottery in each OF their Lotteries for 0cto
Der. 1857, ut Augusta. Ca, 10 which city they have
removed their principal Office:
CLASS S.
10 be drawn to the CITY os Augusta, Ca In public on
SATURDAY OCTOBER Ill, 1851.
GLASS 81,
To be drawn In thg ctr ofAugigta, Ga In public on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER iora, ls57
GLASS So,
To be drawn u tho CITY oi augusta Ca In public.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER EfH 1851.
GLASS 80,
To Be drawn in the City d Augusta Georgia. in pub
SATURDAY, 0erosER 81, 1857,
CLASS Gu,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta. Gu, IN public On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81. ISL
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NULNBER2
AIS PRIEST
Nearly One Prize 20 Every 3Tns Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEhEl
RE DRAWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

RELIGIOUS REyIvAL.-The protracted meetings in
the Methodist Church, at Winchester, Virginia,
have resulted In the conversion of lG6 persons, IS
of whom have connected themselves with the
church on probation.