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TENCA TlLGHMAN, Chairman, Oxf0rd,
Md. @
aJNO. D.LAN0, Vasselboro, Me.
j. ID. THOMPSON WARDER, Spring.
field, D. .-E d - 1
GEO. G. WARlNG, jun, american In
stitute, n. \. M ~ s6s
HENRY S. OLCOTT, Sec., Westchcster
Farm school, n. y.
Committee on Implements and Machine
~ Of q. S. Agricultural Society.
-s-s----
4 SHORT PATENT SERMON.
ef5ls w
BY DOW, u.
will draw melancholy discourse, THIS
morning, from the following text:
..Laush andsrow fat"
Nv hearers-I have lately throwa my cog
i,sting apparatus considerably out Of gear in
attempting 10 make out whether laughter
produces fat, or good LAYER Of the adipose
produces laughter. The conclusion have
arrived ut is, that laughter, generally speak
ing, the spontaneous production Of an OLE
nginous soil, and has little on nothing to do
towards adding aught to its richness. 1t is
the naturally contcnted mind, my friends,
that adds corporal fairness and when fat
ness is once obtained, laughing takes root
therein, and branches out and blossoms,
like sun-fowers ON the southern side of a
pig-styc. Take one of yonr wo-begone, God
forsaken hypocondriacs, the whole Of whose
self manufactured misery seems to have
crawlcd into his countenance, the very cast
Of whose mildewing eve is enough to rub all
the polish from pair Of patent leather boots
-let him possibly be electrified into cach-
uniting paroxysm, long, loud, and nomore
fat will gather upon his ribs than honey dew
upon the sapless rose leaves of an old maids
bonnet. Why? Because the maggots of
melancholy that continually prey upon his
mind, are not to be frightened from their
fayorite repast by the most startling guffaw
that ever shook the quiet realms of Cheer
fulness. Take, too, one Of your pale, wafer
Tipped, weasei-visaged skiaaiats who indul-
ges in moonshiny smiles at the remotest
prospect OF bargain, and who is more re-
dundant with smirks and bows than dis
owned California dog is Of fleas-move him
into fits Of audible mhthfulness US often as
you may, still he will be as slim rs shite-
poke Fed upon hair snakes, if he were to
live long enou. h to be the grand-dad of all
the little Beclzebubs who may happen to be
born somewhere about the middle of the
next century.
Now, my brethren, behold wonder happy
mortal, with soul wrapped up in thick
blanket Of fat---with knob plump and shin
ing ~ pumpkin in October~-whose merry
little optics twinkle like twin stars at the
summit Of Mount Diabolo--whosc s.fair
round BELLY, with good capon lined,'' is an
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sSE7 81 8 s 9ys sss & s. I
r. - ..sIs1r + - ~ r
1I1s1.s g - - e = r
) RI ~ gifSk - r. - 10 r
Gf1ieon;on lnsof2uke, = III e1IA Ne
fSvtSn' 1iI 30 ~ az "a jSnnsfy, h ~
ri ~ ,sc.seery 80 fof { NAe5os-
~ TSisf = fhe 80 IN .AtcslfefeJ II
. rlesaessie ~ M6ckiRsy4. respest1hlly invite
~ lnyonfogs ana lGanile secIssS II III s1eA
$50, ,Aofh = IL y. 8. ard Ressigp oeun-
fr;ea. IS naFtieiuatS IL trial 70 BE nAde a
- ioc;cty,s Anruui Exhibition, u be held
= f,on;sy;ll ". dIurinx - Fall ct 1851.
1.h;s avrnIsceinsnt for the Exhibition Of
A~r;Snltnrni lmplclneIsss ard machinery Of
iii l;rd. 4, actnal opcrstiOn. fesults from
canv;ct;on 81 the rart az the Society that
10 inst awards can be made except upon .
nrsstical working trial before competent
,.Av~ ~ ~ he fullest ouSetaiity viii
II sSa,,led Ia text the comparutiye merits
q tho yariou. machines that NAV be entered
- ..,,,nn.f;tors for the awards. both as re-
y.r,ls land f,r field instruments, and steam
Mower far stationary machinery.
A senay.tc trial for Reapers and Mowers
v;Ii he male 4 the auuropriste season, spe-
r;.l s,rsnyements a. 10 time. Mace. &C., will
he snnounccd at an early dste.
> n i, INTENDED that theee exhibitions shall
he =, tba n,ost extensive scale for the pur-
n.,se - .,;ny he vo,kins oualitiey Of these
- .,,a,,.,,s. noe thoronchlv than
hai ve s hsn d,mc ON a,.y previous occasion
c;thc- II tse United states or in Europe.
An .,t;cl.. s,nm foreign countr;es intend-
:, e., . s.h;h;s; o.. NAV 81 eons;ened TO the
~A.s.t - n igv;cultnrai Society. I.,u-
;.v3lis X ); ~ rsom thew NAV be receiy-
:. s..., .....,.i s..s ~ charge.
TN. hr;cf announcement Of the proposed
trial Il made Known NJ this early date TO af-
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Couxcrt. nrnrrs 1ouA

nUYs, SELLS, AEN11b AND ExCHAN0Ea
- III ktns g nsal usaao 1T dlsaaak doaley q pr
sons in the City. LNans nnoey, uakos collectioas.
taxes md draws absssaes q title Gyep roeiah,e
Information respecting the pfces Of nsAl Hstate I'd
sxecutes all business cuanectsd with Ieal Isfefe
Agency. - 3
large variety d The most desirable 1es Rstate Tor
sale u al tises - Ne ness reasonable tssns nl-a
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON

~ 3
Ra111.Oad Line
(Casesss, 1sssisgfs~ sa1 Qsasey, ce.sysl s.d ma
issry Trsct, ssd Psors ssd Oqssoks Raj Road. }
1B NOW COMPLETED, AND TRAINS NOW
krua he sntire distance, from Burlington Iowa, 70
Chicago, without change Of Cars.
ne nes direct route to Chicago, New Yosk, nestes,
HhisdelpAia, and oil other impatient points East.
Two daily trains leave Burlinson, Sundays cxceptsd
!. ~ Express. Through, 7.so. A. n.
Arrivins 1t Chicago the sams svsaiss, passins
through hsemouths 6alesourg Prhcstoa, and oounect-
LaSale, D,oomfeld sprngneid, Decatur Jscksonviis,
- Ms0lsss Also win Galsna ssd Dunlsith.
.. Rxysss. ThrossA, $50. P. n.
Cu1nsptas with nlinois CsGtr.l Rail nosd q MenAo-
= fps D. Isus and Cairo Trims % the above fueds
run IN eaee connscoa avoiding all laying over at any
fAis rss1 osnscs q Chicseo with TIE Nicairn Cen
Sal and Michigan SontAen roads and with ali he rod
sylvanip. Els5E 3Es5
rsssssss lsavins surlinssoa Il IN, rsacas,
Galena ~ Dunieth in u hours and 81 Louis In =
houn.
y dis routs passengers win rsacA ne interior d
Ohio md Indiana in Les timo and with fewer changes
than b. ay othor roue coenecinS via Michigan Cen.
tral q Aichigan City with the New Albany and Salem
Aail Aoa1 thence 70 oil points south and soutAsast
ss:a shecked tarsosA 70 Chicsse, md charge To-
E3Mroush tickets BY this route caa b purchased Il
IL Hall 1cad OMce In Duriingt0n sI
N 6. @. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
- p hAasscRs 1aehsl Aosn4s DsrliAgtaa. n1-u
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
@IElE0 TGp ZOE T.RY.
The Evening Hearth. Stone


The Evening Hearth Stone.
Gladly now we gather round it, "a
For the toiling day is done,
And the gray and solemn twilight
Follows down tire golden sun:
Shadows lengthen on tic Pavement
Stalk like giants through the gloom,
Wander past the dusty easement, .t,
Creep around the fire.lit room;
Draw the curtain, close the shutters,
Place the slippersby the ire
Though the rude winds loudly m,ltsSt,
What care we for windsprites iref =
What cnre VIC for outward seeming,
Ficklc fortunes frown or smile,
If around us love is bcnnIingl
Love can human ills .beguifc. g.,
Meath the cottage roof and. palace,
From the peasant aud the king,
All are quaffing from life's clalice
Bubbles that enchantment bring,
Crates are glowing, music flowing ~
From those lips7welove the best
OF the joy. tho bliss of knowing
There arc hearts on which, to rest
Hearts that tlrrob will, eager glatlaess-
Hearts that echo to our oWnr---,.
With what care and haunting sadness,
Mingle e'er in look or tone.
2 Care may tread the halls oftlayliqht,
Sadness haunt the mdpightho0r; ''
But the weird aud witcLng twilight
Brings the glowing hearh.stone's dover.
Altar of our holicst feelings,
Childhood's we'll remembered shrine,
Spirit yealnings, soul revealiugs, =
Wreatbs immortal rbund thee twine,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Original Anecdote.

AN IIoNEsr MAS.-Some thirty years
ago, Albert Sears, native of Sandersville,
IN the State Of Massach Retts came TO his
State, and embarked all bis funds amount
TO aboGt 5000, in country store, kept by
Edward Bartholomew, in the county of
Greene. In about nine moaths, the part
neis dissolved, and Sears being considered
skillful at figures, made the settlement
GeVectly, as lie supposed mt the time
His fortune amounted, at the close of his
career merchant; to some eleven or
twelve hundred dollars. They parted, and
Bartholomew never heard nothing more of
his friend for twenty nine years, aud doubt.
less bad little expectation of ever seeing
BIN again. Bartholomew was at his horne
in tho county of Jackson, in August last,
when his ~fricnd and CO partner, Sears,
Unexpectedly presented himself, on foot,
having walked all the way from Stone
Mountain, n distance Of twenty miles, on q
sultry day in Summer for the purpose of
reclifyipg a laistako Of ilty.two dolars
which he had made in bis own favor, in tho
settlement he had with bartholomew thirty
years before.
lie had discovered this mistake few
years back, by accidentally finding and
looking over the calculation he hid ,nadu
upon his settlement with bartholomew
Subsequent to this discovery, he had made
diIigent search and inquiry for bim for more.
than three years, During tliattime he had
made enayirlas .hs,peEsop, to varinus mdi-
Yiduals nj a cattle show, or airs Wns;ead,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

Tne Dyke BEp.- There is no place liso
a dying bed. There Is no place in mans
brief journey across the world like the dy-
ing hour, so impressive and so full Of dread
interest TO each individual when he arrives
at that place and fe, IS that bis hour has
come. Then the soul makes pause. She
looks back on a receeding void, and on
ward into dark unfathomed eternity
'Pi'ere is no retreat. The hour for exvhang-
ing worlds has conc. 10 have then a good
hope of pardon and Of heaven, how invam-
able To have no hope then, when flesh
and heart fail and all immor,alilcs are about
TO be snndered. and 10 dic in despair, how
dreadful beyond imagination to conceive !
To avoid ellsworth. a whole Gfc Of ceasclcss
efforts and prayer.
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DEATH BIZ SUFRoCATIoN.-A short time since a
beautiful little girl, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Dun.
way, of Wilkes county. Georgia, was found buried
vertically. head foremost, in the Cotton in her
fathers Cotton house. The supposition is that the
little girl had gone to the Cotton house to tlav
that rolling over the Cotton, she fell through an
opening made in the Cotton to see if it WAS sound
The depth, shape and narrowness of the aperture
pinioned the hands and arms to the sides of her
body, preventing the extricating of herself.
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DIABoLIcAL YOUNG SooUSDREL.-A singular az
fair is related in silesian journal. Five little
children belonging TO two tradesmen in Bolke.,-
hayn, in that country, went few days ago TO play
in a garden. aud were joined by boy of eleven
VIII hat always been noted for perversty of dispo.
siton. After while their parents sought for
them, but to their astonishment found that they
had disappeared. After looking long while they
found them lying piled one another in n large
WOODEN case in shed in the garden. Four were
dead, and the fiith though still bseatbinr was in
so desperate state that he died skst,ly after
The lad referred to was then questfaaed. and he
calmly related the astounding fact tb he had per
suaded the children to enter i'll piay-had then
slammed down the lid and seated himself on it, re-
maiuing there for three-quarters of aa hour listen
lug To their cries and groans. He theu raised the
lid to see if they dead, and finding that they
were not so had fastened it by means of hasp af.
ter which he had gone away to fly his his kite
The little monster has been arrested
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Col. SUMMERS TRIAL The report of the court.
martial which tried Col Sumner on the charge
against him preferred by Major Deas has been
transmitted to the President The court it is sta
ted finds him mot guilty" on every charge affect
ne his personal reputation and guilty. on t .
minor points relating to discipline or etiquelt
He is sentenced to four months suspension from
command, but it has not yet been Al proved by the
President. p r ona difficulty arising out Of the
matter is pending between Col sumner and Ge,,s
Harvey, the president of the court
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN LoNDoN.-Two colored girls
who alleged they were fugitive slaves from Ken
lucky were recently arrested in the streets of Lon
don for begging. 1t appears they could obtain no
employment, and weIe in destitute condition.
They escaped from Kentucky to Phila iephia and
here embarked for England
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ABANDONED AT SEA--The brig David s. Brown
Capt Baker, of and from Philadelphia, lst ult.
bound to Key West with 500 tons of coal eucouu-
tered violent gale from the northeast on the 18th
when continued without cessation until the 18th,
when she sprung aleak and had TO be abandoned
The captain and portion of the crew have arrived
at Norfolk, and the rest at Nassau. The vessel
was valued at So, 900 and the cargo at $1,000.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

q AbEWdNLE LAND FUh SALE.-
n For sale. my Farm of sll acres In Albemarie
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
aores-one-thiTd bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly impr we'd All necessary out buildings
ana we'll Oh hrst rate water are on the premises-
FERNS liberal. If preferred, exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me Mt Rich
mond. or call at my Office, corner Of Franklin ana
Governor streets. s. A. HART.
lh-tl6m
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THE RICHMOND SODA MATER AM

= B0TTLIN6 ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE. WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF SELF.A(sT
ING GENERAT0 OLDEST on THE
KIND in NlRGlNIA.-The genuine article Of Bot
tied soda water y put up by NJ. 30 0RMACK
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown stout
The subscriber Las added 20 the above the bottlina
o. lager Beer. OF superior quality In pint and hall
pint bottles. 10 suit customers.
o. II u. MCCORMACK. sla Broad A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-10

T'ALIAFERR0 FAMILY FL0uR.-ws
Il will commence In few days making tao ahox.
nequalled brand offL0UR.
Persons ishing to secure their supplies will pleas.
18th street.
su Its TALJAFEVRn a REIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-10
TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

~ sCAII ALiSIS AMI OlHEhS--A
Il RARE OPENING An opportunity is presented
for an advantageous investment of a fstc thousand
dollars in safe and lucrative business, the products
of which is in great demand, the supply obtainabe
being inadequate to the present and annually in.
creasing wants of the community
A practical, energetic and experienced business
man. competent to conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully, and who is possessed of property upon
which TO operate admirably adapted TO the special
purpose il in WANT of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secution of the business in such manner and upon
IS extensive scale is desirable 10 accomplish this
sheet and facilitate arrangements for proper and
January next. TERMS of liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with responsible
party Tor partner) furnishing such aid may be
needed in CASH or by other financial arrangements
which NAV ba agreed upon aud adopted. BH- The
investment, in 'ohaterer form, would be amply
cured
IT, Satisfactory reference given aiid required
For definite information, address ENTERPRISE"
p. o.. Richmond, Va. no Z3-dIms
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= GATHRIGHT, formerly on / 9th

LIZ street. has taken one of the new tenenlents
Just erected on Governor street batween Main and
Frank him. where he will be pleased 70 his friends
and Al others who may desire 10 purchase FURNI
FURE, assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock is much larger and greal deal better than ii
ever has beea consisting Of all articles usually KEPT
in furniture store together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATfRESSE S. also BED COVERING. Persons In
want OF any article 10 my line will iihd II 10 their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where. fSN
Sc 2s-3m GATUgIaHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-10

MIR JOHN DAVIS, of Slaughter Neck Del, has
twin daughters five years old, that cannot be told
apart by strangers and the earnest neighbors who
See them daily, are not sble to distinguish one
from the other. Even their own father meeting
one OF them alone. can scarcely tell whether it is
Sarah or Mary. without asking the child it's uame
fhe only method OF determining with certainty
which is hich is by small mark Oh the ear of o. O.
OF them, that is only visible on close Inspection
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nEMoVALs. 60.
DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING

DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Subscribers would re :.
specifically invite the attention Of the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity, to the following card:
Dyeiag Of aerino Delaine and, Silk Goods, Cloth
Coaks Capes, &c. Also, Grape and other Shawls
dyed with special reresce to patterns and beauty OF
finish. Dan,ssk and Moreen curtains restored to
their original beauty. Also, cea nig Of Dress Goods
Lace and Muslin Curtains. Kid aud Satin Shoes,
Gloves. &c in the very best tyle. GENTS COATS,
PANTS, &c. cleaned or died, and repressed as orr
ginal. Merchants Goods made saeabfe. Goods re
turned the shortest notice, consistent with their
being well done. 40
We would invite special attention to the manner in
which we dye Grape Shawls-Scarlet Crimson, and
other fashionable collars. call is respectfully soii
cited.
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style OF
work we produce. and the impossibility of compe-
tit in this respect; aud while promptness will al
ways be exercised, our price will be as low is
often paid for inferior work.
DENNIS BRO, FRANKLIN street.
Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
po8-dlm* hichmond. Va.
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GENT. s DOUBLE AND SIN

GENT. s DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE SOLE CALF GAITERS.-We would
call the attention of friends and The public gen.
ally 20 our large assortment If the above. embrx-
cling loo pairs of Geat y he Double Sos calf Caters
made fit smooth and nicely, and which will keep
the feet perfectly dry and warm: 10 pairs Gent 4
Single Sole Half Caters gotten up very Hastily All
OF the bure will guarantee to render flrstrate
service. Call and examine them for yourselves at
PUTNEY Il WATTS
ID M Main 4 Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.GOLD-
~ SHIFTS stock of Goods must be sold. no mat.
ter at what prices. The Ladies' SUPPLY them
selves at one half the usual prices There will be this
week great sacrifice of goods offered. graf
many bought at auction at great deduction on for
mer prices. Trimmings, Ernbroidpries, Millinery
foods, White Gools Fialnes, Gloves, Gauntietts,
in at G0LDSMlTS- Coos are nearly to be 4ven
away. .uch astonishing prices for Goods has never
been Witnessed before III this city Come one. come
all, to G0LDSMITS,
Great Bargain St r.
aeS . Broad street
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EDUCATION.

p q. sou IRE'tjs 81 EOf G LAsSI5AIy
II. AMI kBgIIsffl gCoOk CQaNEK MAIN
AND fST 8TRENES, NzCHMuMD, vAs--Tns sless
enth session Of this Hchoci II NOW In progfess. Pm
pills ertsring, are charged cniy nom tine q aamis
sion. % 2i-2m
MIGHT Eo1..... ~ -. -1.alhlA
IN MECHANICS INsTrTUTE.-On WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th 0cks two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
win be opened By the ComInittee VI the lnsfitnte
one Ia SAUNbKRs' HAIL. on Rolishoe street, between
Grace and Broad, under the management u Mr. w.
RENrIE, and the other In the PEEsEl rEElAr sonooL
HOUSE, on Franklin street Ut ifs Intersection with
23d street.. Rov THOMAS n. Josss being The pfinci
nal teacher. These schools viii be opened every
other night. dad FREE or CnARGE 70 all boys
who are members OF the Institute, Persons Wishing
10 obtain certificates OF membership ard tickets 10
the Schools can do so BIZ calling the Secretary.
Ut the Hall Of the Institute. or on either of the o
WILLIAM MACfARLANK,
Law Building.
SAMUEL s. C0TTRELI4
Main st., betw, 18th AID lsth,
A. BARdA5ffN. Jg.,
10th and Main sts.,
ocI-ts Com. On Night Schools, v. NJ. L.
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PRINTING PRgssEs-RichardM NJ. Hoe of New Yesa,
has patented another Improvement in printing.
presses. This has relation in reference 10 the III
frames, which are usually made move by means
OF cam and complicated arrangement of levers,
connecting rods and bell cracks The improve.
ment consists in having cam shaft at each end Oft
the machine, aud operating the Il y franis tnmedi-
ateIy from 1t, making il more simple IL, its actinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-10

IA BOYS CLOTHING AT COST,
IA FOR CAsH.-The subscriber intending 10
ne close business with the close Of tina present
s--AaA- year, will commence to sell his stock Of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing 1t cost for CASH only
lie has on hand, Suits for Boys from to II years of
age Also, Jackets Frock Coats Pants and Vets OF
all sizes-all OF which will be sold at cost
j. III. RIDDICK
No. 1921 Main It opposite American Hotel.
N: B-My regular customers will oblige me by
settling their accounts at the end Of the year with
due, are admonished that without q speedy settle
msnt. my claims will be placed in other hands for
COLLECTION J. ii. r.
no 25-inR&