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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

ia western editor, in dunning his
subscribers, says he has responsibilities
thrown gpoa him which be is obliged to
meat.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
5elett 35ottrq.
wREATNEAMEs WOVEN


Not costly dress, nor queenly air;
Not jewele4 hand, complexion fliri
Not graceful form, nor lofty tread,
Not paint, nor cnrls, nor splendid head;
Not paarly teeth, nor sparkling eyes,
Nor voice that nightingale outyiss;
Not breath as sweet as eglantine,
Not gaudy gems. nor fabrics fins;
Not all the stores Of fashions Rnart;
Nor vet the Establishments of art -
Not one, nor all ofthese combined,
Can make one woman true refined.
'Tis not the casket that we prize,
But that which in.the casket hes;
These outward charms that please the sight
Are naught unless the heart be right.
She. to fulfill her destined end,
Must with her beauty goodness blend;
Must make it hec iacessant care,
To deck herself with jewels rare;
Or priceless gems must be possessed,
In robes Of richest beauty dressed;
Yet these must cIothe tie inward mind,
In purify the most refined.
She doth al these goosls combine
Can mans rcuga nature wcllredne-
Haih all she needs in this frail its
10 fit for mother. sister, wife;
lie who possesses sach a friend
Should cherish we'll till Hfe doth end.
Woman, in5iue, the mate should be,
10 sail with naR o'er life's rough sea,
Aud wien the stormy cruise IS Ger
Attead him to fair Canaan's shore.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
THE PIG srY

should now have your attention every day.
Feedregularly and keep your porkers we'll
supplied with muck and litter & constant
and full supply Of food is essential to ma
king cheap POI k, Is. your piggery dry and
warm, and luxurious in its clean rye straw
MULCH FOR THE sTRABBERRr BED.
We have found the hardest ysrieties of
this fruit to do better with winter coyer-
ing. ltshould not be too thick. Leaves
mat down SO closely, that under the snow
they prevent all ventilation, aud the vines
are killed. Old bog hay, or stray, will an
swer good purpose. Dry sea weed is also
an excellent covering. The Boughs of ev-
ergreens, where they are convenient, afford
sufficient protection.
THE RASPBERRY CANES
are best protected BY a covering Of earth.--
This is so little trouble that Sit is not a
strong objection to good variety that is
only half hardy or tender He must be a
lazy cuitivator whe gru59es tha tronble Of
putting few inches of dirt upoa his rasp-
berry canes. The stools should be thinned
out 70 aLont four canes. The smaller shoots
may be taken up to make new blantations
Of, OF 70 sell, or give away to your neigh
bors
THAT aRfytr xrr sfE
should certainly be planted this aacnth. 1t
IS too bad that you mad not ths i've hun
dred barrels of apples to sell tbs Fall, wheu
they are in such demand. Butt is never
too late to learn, aud yod should learn Wis
dem now, aud be ready for the next year Of
scarcity. They viii always pay whenever
you can get good fruit, and somasgears they
viii pay better than anything els upou the
farm. Notice the oft-repeate,s directions
for tree-plahting in the .agrieuitsyafist, aud
pat out good-sized, thirty, welE-feoted, ap-
pic trees ir y1ur orchard.
THE ROOT nARvAss
Should net be delayed much lor Beess
should 60 in immediately a4a lie mangol
Yurtzels. It g,.ss .s F5asfs--s.e FdEa 5aeas
should be harvested by the middle of the
lnonth.-.9maicda .4gricuttarid.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
The Fall River Monitof tells the follow

The Fall River Monitor tells the follow
ing good story:
"a counfryman (farmerl went into store
in Boston the other day, aud told The keep
er neighbor Of his had entrusted him with
some mouay TO expend 10 the best advan-
tage, and he meant 10 do where ne would
be best treated. he had been used very
veil in Boston BY The traders, and he would
not part with bis neighbor's money until be
found man who would treat him about
right. With the utmost suayity the trader
says:
q think | can treat you to your liking. -
How do you wish to be treateds'
in the ftst place | want glass of tod
dy,' which wa $ forthcoming.
Now ! viii have nice cigar says the
countrynar.
1t was promptly handed him, leisurely
lighted, and then throwing himself back /.
with bis, feet as high, as bis head, he com,
menced putting away ike Dutehman.
Now. what do you want to purchaser
says the storskeeper to the coun,ryman.
Ny neighbor handed me ta0 cents when
| left homo, to buy him plug Of tobacco,
have you got the artiole2'
The storekecpor sloped ipstanter, and the
next thing that was heard Of him, was that
his sides we're shaking and his face on fire
with laughter, as he was relating the sell to
his friends down town."
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

U0pen yoar heart to sympathy, but
close it to dependency. The flower whicL
opens 10 receive tho dew, shats against the
storm.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

The science of getting on well Nitba
woman, Is like violin playing 1t depends
principally on the baauing.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

A soug for the golden past,
And the high oil forest trees;
A song for cull5 Of ladies fair, ah
Out-foating On the breeze:
A song for the knightly halls Of Spain,
With their chiyalfy long ago;
fEasszs s-yrs..s.4 sssa-s ss stass fszsleF oals,
Tho nIeIiTIi Ehe rake. ana the hos.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

N-The Western papers say that the Illi-
nois river has lowered foot. When it low
ers the other foot we suppose it will cease
to run.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Brown says, that though .sbresity is
the soul Of wit. : it is ssuo joke TO be eshort'
GA scaaaee
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06
SONG For RARMERs

rur raoron, rnr hAxs AND TIE non.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

FLOUR AND GRAIN AT THE WEsr.-There is
much inquiry in regard to the stock of flour and
grain at the West, and on this point the New York
Courier copdenses the following from q private
letter to q leading house of New York city. dated
Chicago, March 81:
There are in store at Chicago $1,000 barrels
-four, 100000 bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn
and l44OOO bushels oats At Milwaukee Sc COO
barrels flour and 500, 600 bushels wheat At Ke-
nosha between two and three hundred thousand
bushels wheat, and st Racine about the same
quantity. The writer also expresses the opinion
that half the wheat crop Of Wisconsin is not yet
marketed while the quantity in Illinois ia much
larger than is generally stated At Chicago corn
was taken at 43844c free on board in April and
May 45c for June, and SOC for July. The crop OF
wheat on the ground is also said by the same au|
thori.y to be very promising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

eaiss in New York ...s.~a, Of 5000 Va. sc ct
esIa. Circulars by the Europe, quote Va SO at $40
ss, and Va. Sc at s.i0sSS
New YoRK MAaxsTs Saturday Flour The
advices BY the Europa had not materially snsetee
the msrket. There was decline on satnrday .!
c,s per Dbl with q fair demand for the EeNs %
states and the Provinces; hat prices we're snoye VIZ
vtsws Of exportsrs who were not buyine. s as.,o
$500 bills at IS e5 70 Is go for common to sood s.e
IS so0e6l IS for Extra State; s5 6sos6 for common
to good Wessern, and s60 s6 80 for extrs ;. GO "sa
southern Flour heavy with sales OF 25W Dds ~ 81 ~
oslo for 8uperfue; and 46250 30 40 Tor m,1su :"
scod osand' and $500 % 30 10, isney any y. Red
sold at l4o; Southern White $500 90. aLd spins
canadian at Sl.25 Corn active and hrm BASS OF
so 600 bushels including 600 Southern Yellow 70
arrive at 66d67 for Jerey and southern eiiow sna
msrket--money in good demsno At full rates OF in-
terest Bills on LONDON l68Dh8f,
BALTIMORE MkRKEr.-Saturday- Flour-The
market was dull AID $50 bbls. Howard Street, Ohio
and City Mills Superfue sold for &575 heat
sales of 1900 bushels at 14148 for ordinary to fair
for choice PARCELS Reds l3s to ISL Corn in fair de-
msnd at 81 to 90 cts. Bacon in fair demsnd-aaes OF
old sides at 4; new do. IL cts new Shoulders 10
Hams l2A0i3s. Sugars and Mo ssses continue firm
at finer quots'ions. Coffee quiet without change
Whisky 25t1s6 for Penna, and S70274 for Ohio
First class paper in COED request at Ia per cent
month Money ON call S0s per ct. per snnum.
Richmond Markets, March %.
FLOUR.-We of q sale of Supsrfire Fiopr tc
q shipper at 81 Wy from store Most holdcYs nc W.
ever demand S6.15. Sales yesterday from store al
the latter rate The m nket ts very quiet.
WhEAT.-There Is no change in quotations, and
the receipts limited that there 10 not enough t.
keep more than one of hs large mills in operation
CURN.-The n arket mains 90 last quoted 6S4c
by the cargo, and 20 to T. 90. from depots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

SHOCKING AFrAIs -Tp, Mes Ruled in a Lime
Kiin-Abon six O'Clock this morning the bodies OF
two men fcund in lime kiln belonging to
twenty third and Twenty.fourth streets One Of
the bodies not injured by the fire, and the death
Of the poor wretch was evidently caused by suffoes.
tion. This body was recognized as the remains Ct
An elderly mao named Stewart Laws, who was veil
kaown In the neishborhood AZ drunken vasraot.-
The other body was shoakinely di.feured that it
~ imp ,sibls to rec ,gn r. the smains The head
ana arms of the deceased were burned Off and the
rest Of the body literally roasted. From cir
ca ms an it 10 bseved that the body last dscov-
cred was til 1t of youog man named Sheridan The
letter had recently become ad lcted to very in en-
perste habits and like Laws he led vsgrant life,
sleeping wherever he could burrow. 1t 10 q common
expedient for the poor hou ssess wanderers in that
section OF the city to stretch themselves at night
beside lime kiln. to have the advantage oil
the heat IL sends forth Phi. Bul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

A SINGULAR CASE On Friday of last week the
body of . man. in shockingy mutilated condi-
ton, was found on The track of the Long I,laud
railroad. between East N. York and New Brook
Ign. He had evidently been killed by being run
over by the cars. Two women claimed the de-
ceased "a their respective husbands. One was an
English woman from New York, the other Ger.
man woman living in New Brooklyn. Some W atcb.
makers tools were fousd on the deceased. which
increased the mystery, as the husbands of both
women were clock repairers. Both identified a
scar on the left leg of the body Finally, BY the
Aid Of other Witnesses and very close inspection.
the German woman substantiated her claims to
the deceased, the other woman departing CON.
WINGED that she was not vet a widow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

IRISH EMIGRATION WEsT-A meeting wa,
held Thursday night, in the Tabernacle At N. Y
for the purpose Of promoting Irish emigation te
the West pursuant to the proceedings of the con
venuon held In Buffalo during the winter of 1856
IS The iaterestirg address on the subject wa,
delivered by Rev Mr.. Tracy, of st. Patrick's Sc.
Element, Nebraska territory. Some surprise, how
ever, was created by Bishop Hughes rising in the
gallery and, In few remarks. opposing the scheme
aurg'ng 1t to be mere land speculation. Irish
men, be said, should go to the West not as dis.
tinct body, like the Mormons, but as free and indie
pendent citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

SUITS FOR DAMAGES The fact that the "Shif
fet family" had sued the vigilance committee of
Greenbrier county Virginia, for their expulsion,
has been noticed. The Chronicle says:
"John J. Coleman, Fig. came here last week, and
entered suits in benslf of the Shiietts sgainst
twenty nine men, as the Vigilance Committee VI
Greenbrier. Capt Crane and ourself amongst the
twenty nine men, The suits brought for trespass,
and the damages against each man laid at Sl90t00 -
As far are individually concerned, we are glad
that judicial investigation has been commenced"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

DISEASES Or TIL
MA[kTA FEET and HANDS, Corns,
TaHWE> Bunions, Deformed Nails.
XA &C., and every disorder of
the Feet aud amos eradicated without any pain, By
Dr.. 8. SCHULTZ the siilful surgeon Chiropodist,
from London. NoTIcE:-Dr. s. beEs to inform his
patients, friends and the public generally, that he
has now renewed his office to $50 Broad street
doors from the Of MI Zaohrssons Drug store,
between 9Th and 7th streets, up stairs (sien the
door, where he may DO daily consulted from A. M.
till7P. M.
gF- Ladies and Gentlemen, as usual, attended at
their residence without extra charge.
NH T. LINK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

SOMETHING AS GOOD AS INDIA RUBBER.-A
correspondent Of the Scientific American SENDS
that paper q specimen of a substance which has
the property of India Rubber, but is pro-
duced n all the States of this country south Of 80
degrees. and Ia ioa solid form. 1t may easily
be reduced to . suitable shape for exportation.-
The editor says 1t looks like the real caoutcbouc
The discoverer is Joseph E. Ware and if the arti-
Gle possesses the physical properties of India rub-
ber, he has make . discovery of inestimable value
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~r tn. ssHhAT SEUruEnc an
& HAT AND CAP MANUFACfORY I'LL
"a AND DEPOT.
RING RADE, = 81.
JOHN DOOLEY,


81, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &C.
Would on this occasion pstic usry call the atten.
ton of his gular customers and Others to he pro-
partitions he has made for the business of Spring.
During bis cent tour in the North, he bas visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
triets where goods in his line get pptus be has
been enabled both to obtain samples of every article
made, and purchase more advantageously than here
tofore
For the In portatiou of French goods his has made
sach arrangements a. will insure him regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The sk and other Hats of his own make havs in
varsbiy been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made in his factory, tha supe
riority viii not only be maintain. d but added to.
such country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond trial, he would respect.
fully invie to visit his establishment-hs assures
them should they do so, they will find stock of goods
equans variety, quantity. and low prices, that of
any other house North or South
His business arraugene nts are Of the comple'est
kind and the greatest attention paid 10 the careful
psc king prompt hipns Mt Of goods NH 6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

two additional courts of inquiry, similar to the
one now In session in Washington, will be con,
vened by order Of the Secretary of the Navy, it
being evidently impossible for one to dispatch all
the business to 60 before it possibly for years to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

A HARD STRUGGLE FOR LIPE-The Living.
ssop, N Y, Republican announces the death of
John M'Donald, who resided in that town, and
who was found in one of the coolest nights last
winter lying 10 the highway nearly frozen to
death. At this time both hands aud feet were
amputsted. Since that his legs have been twice
amputated. This was certainly q remarkable
struggle for life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

IA NEW = rkl N u AND sOuIMh Il
IA GOODs.-The subscriber would oil the at.
tention Of his friends and customers and the
ILL., public generally, to his stock of new sP RING
CAssIMERES, VEsTiNGs, &C. recently selected
with much care by himself in the Northern cities
and which hs would be happy to make up in the
latest and most superior style, and on reasonable
terms. VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON
Merchant Tailor, 14th IT.,
NH 17-2w Opposite Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

A GREAT WOOL GROWER Manchester
Mirror says that Mr.. Abraham Melvin, of Weare,
n H. recently sold % 600 pounds of Spanish me-
rno wool TO parties in Boston for sixty cents a
pound, amounting to $4,000. The wool was his
own raising, and part of a three years stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

NAVIGATION ON THE LAKEs.-A dispatch dated
Detroit, March %, says Boats now reach Lake
Huron without difficulty. Steamers will run
daily hereafter to Cleveland, Toledo and Fort
Huron,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

OLD AGE-There died lately in the province o
Vlira Russia q peasant named Kiawelkis, who
had attained the astonishing age of 1877 years and
months An old soldier died In the Russian pro
vince of Kief, in 1874. at the age of 153.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
-En EAATHENWARE.C CHINA AND
HH3 GLASS
MM SPRING, 1857.
VIM F. RrTT,ER.

Importer, 10 uaia street. Richmond "a,
Is now receiving per ships ANDREW Foster" and
America" ,uil supply of English goods of new
trade sales in this country, very large stock OF
French China Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy 9oods, " hch he offors for sale upon the
most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods.
" Special pains taken to pack ell goods securely
and orders promptly filed. NH IS-.im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

SUccE's IN BUSINESS twenty-five years ago
Mhes Greenwood went 20 Cincinnati poor young
the town. He now employs $50 men, pays s3 500
for wages affords support to l 200 persons. and
turns out $500 600 worth of work annually. Lat
week be gave grand feast to his people to cele-
brato the quarter-century
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
lAIPUKTANT
~Ng4Y4SGe TO RTsMEN L.
>A-&Ah> AND TRAVELLERS A2XG4\


have in store, 8 large and complete -
assortment of double and single barrel GUM; Rich
mond made Rifles; Colts celebrated Five Shooters
Allen's Revovers; single Pistols of every descrp-
ton; Bowie Knives; Dirks; Sword and other Walk
ing Canes; Dram Beetles DO &c.
Also, just received full and new assortment OF
every article for the Apgers use consisting in pat
of walking cane Fishing Rods, Silk, Sea Grass and
BIsx Seines single and twisted Silk Worm Gut, with
Hooks attached cork and fancy Floats Virginia. Linn.
erck and Kesby Hooks; Read Rods by the hundred.
JAMES Walsh, Gun Importer,
NH 2n-lm doors above St. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
p. BkCHER & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS

>XA p. BECHEK & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORs
NJ NO. &c MAIN ST, BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ILL., Having received thsir spring ard Sum.
mer supply consisting in splendid stock of French,
German and English Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinss,
snd other Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Of the
finest quality, and fasbi enable patterns, COM
bin ed with most elegant assortment of city msde
Clothing, of unusual variety respectfully invite a
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them.
en- All orders in their line promptly. and ne.tly
executed, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH S6-lm<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN NEW BRUNSWICK AND
NOVA ScorA.-The government of New Bruins.
WICK mas found Itself unable to carry ts measures
In the Legislature, and the House has been moro
gued preparatory to its dissolution
Inc ministerial elections in Nova Scotia, took
place Thursday, and resulted In the return to Par
lament OF ell the ministers bnlarge m.jorities -
Great excitement prevailed there during the day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
gn SPRING sTOlk FOK 1857.
IATHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
% NlaiD street
Binfcrd. dickinson & weisiger,

Binfcrd, Lickinson & We1s1geI'
Have low 10 store and readyfor SALE at Wholesale OF
retail OF the largest complete STOCKS OF
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods ever offered Ia tina
market, which have been selected with greet care
from the LARGEST and most extensive msnufactories
especially the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee trade.
The attention of nerchants and others. IL most
spectfully called to he above splendid stock, which
comprises every style suited to the Spring trade.
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

.ra.r, the follow ng appointments:
Peter Harmon to be psst N after at Pleasant Vale
xr.sss, county, Va vice J. r. Sterling, moved
svsv. John J. Slower postmsster at Deer Lick.
Mason county, Va, vice Myers. resigned. Henry
Harris post master Ut Fillmore, Rudolph county,
Va, vice Thomas Schoonovs, resigned. John X
Little postmaster At Li.tletcn. Sussex county, Va,
vice A. q etevenson resigued.
Tbs p,stoffics at Jones' Mills Washinton county,
Va, Ia disc 1ntinued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

x,,s nAI ABS WIHes CoAINs ro.-Tbe Cbste.u
M 49, Lsnses, narssux and Latour. Of 1885 have
q ooo hotties These are 'pins svy ne ,s;nss ~,
y sns sss :.s VII not Be Of to bottle until four YEAR
ion me yssr OF the vintage Taking int
re lea asiIs leakage interest Of the On
IL siwsys es.tmssed the wines viii co.e 2,, ~.
~ nsss The vsius Of the vine is.ssS .hs. tnis
~. " 40 I'VE es.ts Per bottle IL France
snisni.. -. g oostlne :sses. Gs Ada 10 sbsss
cs s. Ss.t Ill these Wines b. westh h 1885,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

LAND SALES IN VIkGINIA.-John Andes hss
SOLD his farm, lying on Dry Fork in ROCKING.
nam county, containing $50 acres, to John Cowsn
TOT Sa333s cents per acre-one half down. and
the balance in four payments 1t cost Mr.. Andes
cooa. sao per acre, some four years since DR.:
Cnafies Minor has purchased of Mr.. John n.
barksdale the Brook Hill" farm. wing sbont
seven miles North OF Charlottesville, and adioin-
ing the lands of Dr. Cooke and Mr., BurnlevS5OO
acres At $40 per acre -'oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday asrui.s, March 30, 1887.

DEMAND FOR DANAoEs AT GREYTowS.-lhs
washipgsoa correspondent Of the Now fofA '''
bune writss:
.Lerd Nspier cane here with four OF hss
o. slaus against oar eoveransns. sssss A. the bonn
ksrdmsst Of Gre,towa Two WEEKS before me - ~
s:sss;
s.s.sssas: b., he rreparsd reply which . res.,o-
gu, sI Liability s.o sad E ssIs
re. 70 CopeBbassu and Canton, Will with
hola IN Intended reclamstions"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30

ANOTHER MARRIAGE "A case, nearly parallel
70 tnat OF John Dean, occurred ont West, recently
A "timid" young man, employed by = rich cit.
zen OF Indianapolis, ran off with bis daughter.
ana the couple were married in Chicago. The
heavy father followed, just In time to be too
iete' and after row between father and daughter
uor the young man did not dare to face his late
empioyer) the affair was amicabiy settled. and
tney all went home to Indiana together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-30
CLOTHING ksrABLIsHm xNTs.

IA ELEGANT SPRING AND SUM.
MIR GOODS-E D. y q Ii N G. Mer-
NJ ,hant Tailor and Clio hier, No l26 Main street,
LII has in store large assortment of Spring and
Summer Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which he
would be pleased to make to order, in the mosr ap.
proved styles and at low prices for ell that may be
in want.
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful assort-
ment Just reeeiyed. Call and gee them. mn 28-lm