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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28
no COTTNTRY WEECHANTS LIAR

W COUNIh1 MEhCf1aNtS.--LAh 10
L SHINE, IA Main street, are now selling, both
at auti1n and private sale, large and varied stock
of st.ple and Fancy Goods CT their own importa-
part Watches. Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns. Pistols,
House-turnishng Articles &C. &c, which will be sold
on very liberal terms. Call and examine for your
selves. &C Sim
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IHE DISPATCH.
ruunanAY MORNING OCTOBER Is 1853

Txp,oyxxssr or IsssaHD--Lisespool papers mo-
.ce tho cessation this year Of the great influx OF
Ir,.h ,sborers Who annually cress the Channel 70
engage In the Epgiish harvess, aud argues there-
feem the Improved condition Of the Irish pessan'
try, Who can now BE- moro probably occupied 10
the culture Of their own farms or those OF their
nssghbors, than 10 seeking work elsewhere. Az
commenting on this fact, the liverpool Northern
Tinss says
.t,e,e are harvest fields 10 their own lana, ~
their own doors which they are called upon 70
,asr. and the euttvators Of these feldsnre now IN
n slsnatiou To afford them such wages Ter their IA
i,or' A. 10 render IL qAitc unnecessary, aud alto
getssr nndcsirabte, to took for work eisewnere'-
s,rs,v. then. there must already have been elect
81 .srv marx ed and substantial amehoratfon OF
sSe condition Of Ireland. These are among tne
,rcmistasable signs and assurances OF sucn 90
smetioration. Not that We did not KNOW (" NJ
resix-by common report. There nave eeea esr
dances of It, from time TO time OF late IA various
shanas IL 10 no nese, we are weit aware, 10 De
taI,inp at this time OF day, OF the Improvement OF
ireland Bot such further proof OF 1t as We
have now been adducing aud mountaineering upon,
Il interesting ard important, notwithstanding
not ou,y1as presenting specific atteetation OF
,pch Improvement, bat also az illustrating. very
1trislnqiy and very satisfactorily, the way IA
~ aich 1t works.
rhu apnasi returns OF Irish agricultural stats
tIe. of which abstract appeared In our columns
few days suce, bore ample testimony to the same
gratifying fact
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nA1s, carr. Bcors. 90.
: HNKW AND rSHfIiijNABLE -
BOOT AND SHOE STONE,
No % MAIN a1RgnT.
- (1ix doors below 14fh.1
JOHN O. PAGE. In.

JOHN @. PAGE, in,
Respectfully announces to the citizens Of Rchmcnd
and the public generally, that he has removed 70
lately occupied b Mes.rs biniord, MAYO Blsir.
two doors above Messrs Thos Price 90. where
s: wv g Sa HEp :: sHs sa
variety or adsptedness 70 the varied tastes ssd
wants q a III pu sab II soI bh ePa
can be procured from the best Fhrdelphis and ~ -
tern manufacturers. and choice sssoftmen' o. nl'
own TAI rue aENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT
tsas &C., cs PasDs ad
Lasting and fresh and full stock o. Seweo ano reg
ged Boots Boctess and Br1ss1 s q
com D, ehends assortment ~ varied AMI cohpiese
as can be fonnd in the city; :, n,,v,e nrn.pr
THE MISSES ANp n SaiIphhSs DAfAhr
stocked with yaresy Of ,s1ss :. Fl
THE YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
have pail especisl attention TO- aud any article In
drees or substantial wear, can Mrnish as good and
as cheap as can be procured elsewhere.
SHOES AND BRuGANs F9k 81 sER .sto. :,
and Brogans and Laced Shoes Of various patterns,
factory. or plantation service. can supply the
wants of all T Thn Hfy EE asf an I'm
Jhave made ouch arran Rements with the various
manufacturers of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and
VALICES as will enable me at oil times to furnish
surer;or articles in this line, at moderate price,.
NV assortment will always embrace n variety OF
styles and qualities. and TO those In want will be
prepared at all tme- TO please both as to article and
urice and respectfully solicit call.
JUBB'NG DEPARTMENT..
MY stock In this department enablea me to offer tn
dealers, by the PACKAGE or DOZEN for cash city
acceptances, a general assortment of Boots and
Shoes expressly adapted 70 the retail trade Of sr-
GINA which will be sold at q small advance on fac
tory prices, and invite dealers to give me call be-
fore purchasing.
To my friends and the ppbiic generally, who pa
tronized so literally at my recent location No.
10 Main street tender my sincere thanks and shall
be please to see them at my new store, No. IS Main
street, 6 doors below p a-l street.
u
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HAT TRADE.

KELLY d MASON
lo7 Main street, Richmond, yirpinia.
The Fall trade Is now commencing, and We are pre.
pared for it, with stock OF Hats, Caps Furs, Gm-
breilas. &c de-, of every style and grade
One of ne srm has just returned frome he North
whore for weeks he has devoted himself assidu
ously TO examine the goods of all the most
ted houses aad masking selections, and he has been
able to purchase at such prices as will warrant us
10 selling as low, IL not lower than any other house
in this city.
W1lh regard to our stock, it will be sufficient q
say that VS. have laid in every thing that could
and. To the manufacture of Six Hats on our own
premises, We pay the greatest attention, and we
have made eur wholesale rooms complete in every
respect Ae 7-2m
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= P. VINCENT. CIoer -

n P. VINCENT. CIcer a.
"A wAicHn.xsn. Jrwuiss AVID criraAs :
my choice selection IL cLOCkf. vhtcs 70
quatits and qusntty are not surFsssed By any sia.
sortnent Of JkwELkY sni SPblTA0LKs. tn
above goods were purchased recently, ron easH. -
the manufacturers; sid having msds 81 Aosenests
pared. ~ all times, 10 sell goods 1T I'm sil aav.n~.
on 5ctory prices just rec ised. another 10 ~ PR
Of vii occAsrned from or !, 90 Ak &c 3 lef Ss,,,y .
otherwise. tixteep years. udy aud practice h, IN
teal Science enables me to decide 10 certain,v
imrrJve the sight. ;"
81 locks. " at hes. Jsweiry and srectacles RE.
PAtKfD la the beet Tanner and IN mnlerss
terms. r VINCENT,
Sign 81 the Stecfaclse
&C Fin 6.h and Broad a. Kichm1 nj Ia
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undersigned

There is nothing yet TO indicate that the Execu-
tive will recon- mond q change Of the tariff.
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Ga FOR RENT - Intending to remove
E.a to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford. MAJ Blair two doors above Mess s 7 Price
4 Go. the store a. present OCCUPY, No II Market
opportunity to any enc wishing TO engage In a
tail trade in almost any line of business TIC good
tenant the good win and fixtures of the establish
ment will DO sold on moderate terms. Apply to
mo PAaE, JR
It's No ID Market Bridge.
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80 OFFICE FOR hENT--With q pic
ss and well ventilated room on Broad sire, {, be-
tween Ross and lith streets lately occupied by DR..
Carter Z. johnson. Apply 10
j COOK, General Agent and Collector,
&C eta Corner Main and Pearl cts
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o. STRAYED OR sTOLEN-From
6IA Smith. On Church HILL Bay COLT.
two years old He may be known by Q small star
in the forehead the right knee little disnguled,
and larger than the left, from an injury received
when young, aid very f W white hairs In the tail
He carries bis head high stout 10 body, but not tall
tor his age. Any one returning the same to me. or
giving information that will lead to his recovery,
will he suitably rewarded.
oc S-2iaw3ws SMITH.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence Of
L continued illheslth. has determined TO sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANDATORY,
with the MACHINERY, sc. The buildings occupy
a lot % by $50 feet on Cary street. between 9Th and
10th streets aud especially adapted to this bust
psgs The Machinery IS nearly new, and carried by
q teen horse power Engine. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys extensive patronage,
and offers opportunity TO those who may BE-
inclined TO engage in a sure and profitable business
Terms accommodating.
So 30-3m FL BALDWIN.
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Sign Of the Steciaclss.
oc E-1m S.h and Broad a. Kichrf nj e

r. NOIIck. --WATCuES, JEW
"a ELRY AND SILyRE wARg-Ha,iug r..
I&aI3e Gently msd. q isrgs add. sion g. IN STICK u
49, JEW EBAY. Wal I'll rs and Coz N slLvLR
WARE, would respec fully invite n examination
Of tbs same. as am determined to ofer such in.
fuceTeEts 10 purchasers " III rot fail 10 please -
would invite especial a:i entop u nne .tock Of
ladies' WATCHES and fashionable JEWELkY ~
every description. Don't forget 10 call at No 81
Main street. opposite the So Charles Bot a. an sx.
animation OF my stock will prove sdssntsaeoGs TO
these In want Of Watches, Jewrlyr and Il ne Silver
Ware. 7 B HUMPHREYS.
Oc 2S-4t
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AMERICAN TsApE WITH RCssIA.-Our Minister TO
Russia, Sir. Pickens, writes that the Increasing
settlements and trade in California, and on he Pa
ciie are bringing us into intercourse with Russian
ne slous on the Amour River and the Asiafic
comet as well as with their possessions In America
The trade Of the Amour River is immeuse-some-
thing like $50 o0o,00o yesr-aDd growing very
rsp,dly American ships at Cronstadt are more
numerous than these of any other nation, except
GreatBI itain. Thirteen ships arrived this season
direct from Charleston aud New Orleans loaded
with cotton, without having touched at Liverpool
mt ALL as has her etofore been the case. The direct
trade must increase every year. Manufactures In
cotton are increasing immensely about Moscow;
aud one may see loads Of cotton here every day IN
the Streets passing TO tho railroad for that point
An IMPORTANT MEDICAL FAcr.-.Sfcidc auerted by
Means If Aysifcidi Respiration Several days ago
a well known citizen attempted to commit suicide
nv taking laudanum. He swallowed about Two
,.uness. and bali. As soon as the fact became
known medical aid WAS called H. the stomach
pump ADD other appliances made, but seemingly
oil in vain All hope of ayeTtiDg death was at last
gwen up by those in attendance. Some several
hours after the occurrence, the physician OF the
family arrived, bBt too late, as was scpposes, TO
do aay good. The thought struck him. however,
# testing the efficiency Of artificial respiration,
81 successfully used Of late in cases OF s;rangula
sion by water. lie proceeded Immediately 20 work,
and soou began to perceive symptoms OF improve
Jnent Encouraged, be labored on, assisted by
medical gentlemen, and in the course OF Dine
hours succeeded in restoring the unfortunate man
The intended suicide lie now we'll The entire sac
cess Of the experiment il worthy the attention OF
abe fsculty.-Cinctnndti Times.
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- FOR REkT.-The desirable fam
- lily residence ON Broad street, opposite the
Monumental Church. now in the occupancy OF DR..
d Il Tucker. Posse ion will be given on the LIST CT
November next. For terms apply to
j B ROYSTER.
or Eacho, Pearl street,
az 3o--lm near Exchange HOTEL
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Ga DWELLlNG ON CHURCH HILL
bk:i FOR REND-Now occupied by c. Barksdale, on
the of Gath and Franklin stfeets Possession
given between the 10th and 18th October next.
ca It
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NEW CLOTHING.-Just received bv
4 Express and opening this morning. one Of tbs
l Target and most beautiful stocks Of Eesdymsde
eiofiinE We have ever had which for styles quality
something really nice, can find 1t at .' "
DARRAC0ET, harris a cos
Successors tn Merchant Weis;oer 4 "a
tIso choice lot Of furnishing Goods inelndiou
those celebrated Golden r i'll SHIRTS made of TIA
finest material aad every Shirt warranted wei,
oc26 DARRACOTr. HARRIS IN
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So FOR Rem THE subscriber
q has a good Store House for rent, at Gordons-
vilie Orange county, Va.
oc Inns WEI Ill MANN.
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r AND FOR SALE.-I am authorised
- TO self valuable Farm near Bott ms Bridge.
adjoining the iands 81 -- Bradley and tr. Csstsr,
in the lower cad Of Henrice. containing 90 ssres.
slso an abundance OF Ans Cedar Post en- shs sud.
and some spiencid low grounde which II ,~,i,y
cleared and reclaimed. Itis veil waite ed wssnihe
best Of aessr fxiliag sprinzA The society j. ssset
lent viii cell great hargaih privately, II ssiiy
application be male. no B LYME, Auct.
ofliee over bodekcrs prugistors-
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= w. P. W. TAYLOR SyS5n
has now in store full and ESTsVT-JVW
gene al assortment of oHrfelSN
Ss BOOTS, SHE'S, TRUNKS. ens-&A-A-AS
&c which he will sell at the lowest price for such
articles, Being of Superior stock and workmanship
Visitors in the city are respectfully requested
to examine the same before purchasing; at No 2i9
Broad street. w w IAfLOh.
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49, ROOMS FUR RENT Seven Gle
E:a CANT Rooms, lately fitted up with neg paper
and painting; suitable fol lodgings and offices Ap-
ply at JUN piZZtNTS,
oc 10 Nol2S 5lain street.
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Love. Desertion and Suicide.

An Albany paper OF 10th has the
following: "Ihree or four years ago
then wrIl-knoWn Albanian remoV-
ed with his family to Central New
FORK, and engaged hjms"lfto a maui
facturing firm as travelling agent
The business ramiications ofthe house
compelled him 10 visit near y every
county in the Stale, and being pnas-
essed of great conversational pow
mrs. and much general information,
he rapidly won the friendship ali the
patrons Of the house represented
Among them was Mr.. r., thrifty
merchant, who invited him to his
house.
"There he made the acouaintance
of Miss r., then a beauty of Is. She
bec,ne greatly attached to D. who
renresentcd himself as a single per-
son. His visits were ultimately sat.
isfactorv after an engagement of mar
ringe had blinded the deluded GIRL
Miss R., pleaded for a fulfllment Of
his promises. He informed his vic
tim that a legal objection prevented
their marriage, that he had a wife
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is erected from which q view is OBJ
tanned of the whole surrounding
country, its farm houses ana villas,
and the distant lake Ontario oo''ea "a
with sailing vessels. Rochester ltsei'
abounds with shaded avenucsoi great
beauty. We drove along most o'
these avenues this morning ana were
especially delighted with inc many
large Nurseries that ornament 'ho
way. Many hundred acres are aeVo'
ted to the raising OF lrult ana orha
Incnted trees SHRUBS pants anu ''"'''
Inc green houses anu or"'''e'''' 60
GROUNDS attacheo are oei's"'io' :" "
look at' ana we ihVo'ur'ar''y "'s"eu'
as we passed 'heh' thaV we "r'o ~" ~,
ana had nice young 'auy iV''s ''i'o'" ''' /"
whom we m'Si1I cal our s"ec''0 "' " "
anu VIC "ou'u '"No ou' '.o"'"e "''
o'eSoh tnose oea"'''u' s"o''PuV'' a''" a'"''"A
ii""e''oo'o''eo ""'N"' '''o i'"'''',
s'''y oo' W 'o'"0 VI ,'''0 '"' ~
ooWis ''".' 'i'oe oo'So','' ",'N
'o''aSc ana '''ore' ~ ''''''"'''
WIN suc'' e''o'ia''''"s 'V""'' ~
VoNe' ou' 'll'" "ou'o ''o'
discourse VI loves '"'o' 10y ''N '
h'pPy h0"''' ''"' - ' r,
'here'o' l' P'''o' " ''''' ~ " ''|'''
'nS 'oVel'hess now couiu vow 'o'
ana pure V'cI'lhS oi cuP'o "a'' '''""
ought else 'hah love- OF 'o'" oU' WV
or feet bat love, or act bnt love. hu'
those sweet bowers were never 'htch'
dod for as. We may cream oi liloNi'
I think OF them or look at them' ou'
that is all. And we'll not draw a com
parison between these bowers ana our
printing Office. our spirit m'ght DE-
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fec than contribute dime in coin 10 re
lieve tho necessities Of tho Government.
Thus, even if every citizen or landlord
could have paid his proportion OF u direct
tax in specie--in which shape alono tho
Government could receive it, no matter
how scarce coin might happen to DO In
this or that rcgion--many very loyal
citizens would have decidedly objected to
pay it; and so all, or nearly all, hav-
gladly acquiesced in scheme which re-
lcved them from present ctac'lons at The
cost Of future Indebtedness, 1t is wrong,
said Jonathan, quietly musing over the
ten milon loan, but Providence and tho
revival Of trade will mend all,
Meanwhile it Is pleasant to know that
neither the revulson nor the slavery
quarrel has shaken the credit Of the Con-
lcderacy, The loan was taken q, a pre-
MUM which makes it yield abou, A. per
cent. interest TO its holders. This is
nearly as we'll as the European govern.
ments can do; better perhaps than any
save only Great Britain. Foreigners
offered premium OF 3 10 81; our own
people took it nt 10 5, and will un'
doubtcdly peddlc it of to these same
foreigners Of comfortable advance on
these rates. And our country friends
ought 10 know that, but for the prospect
that Mr., Cobb may tomorrow advertise
for other ten millions, the premium would
have besn 9to 10 instead or4 TO S. This
does not look as though those very ,imld
peopc--he capitalisls-had any Lively
faith in the schemes Of the Secessionists
-Harpers Weekly.
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d month after he had stolen their child
ostensibly to pay his addresses to her
For the past fifteen months Miss H.,
has resided here. When tired Of her,
d., introduced Il lend for the purpose
Of afording him pretext to cast her
of, but failing in this, the friend OF ID.
worked upon her jealousy. .or .''
"To this was added prolonged alb
sence, withdrawal OF communica-
tion, and the Withholding of money,
the whole eliminating on Tuesday in
an attempt on the part Of the poor
girl to end life that was loa,hsomc
to her. Procuring q large dose oI
laudanum, she took it all, but the ef.
feet was to make her seriously, dan.
gerously i'll. instead of killing, rs she
desired, r,
Saturday nights train West took
with 1t as passengers, q man about
forty, disguised with wig and heavy
false whiskers, accompanied by an in
valid female. Wilher they went we
know not, but may add, that their 60
ing has placed us in possession of this
'o'er true tale"
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VOL H. No. "a.
A Eagacious Verdict.

Some boys las, week having noticed q
man lying on the mountain several days.
vcn'urcd to the spo, and found him dead.
sPs'o at his side, end every thing indi.
eating that he had taken bis own lito.--
He was evidently a Spaniu'l or German.
twenty-five years of age. An inquest
was held by Squire Hahn, a, which, after
q full investigation, the following in,sl.
!igeni verdict was Ielurned "Suieids, 6y
his oWn hands"
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A correspondent from Northampton
Mass. is responsible for the following:
"A subscriber 10 r Moral Reform pa.
per called at our Postofice the other
day and inquired if the Friend Of Vir.
tue had come. No. replied the post.
master, there has been no such per.
son here for lOus time ... ......
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OeurJ mrol d:


Dear Jmroal:
Tho LAST two ,t tArae days have
bc,l o. great ih,H.ost n>d cX"ite-
,uent 10 us. Before leaving the me-
tropo|, we had the pleasure o! wit
Messing the joyH:'I dcmo,stT,'ion on
account Of thu success OF thr At an
tic cable an reception ofthe Na"eh'
Message to the President. THURSDAY
moruinr the streets in New York were
not onlyjama*d with people but from
every house top aud window dAss OF
m. different II, ions ofthe earth we're
floating. whils bands OF musicians
made music loud and long. Sans
and cannon were also pcalinS ioTth
III irthunder, and altogether sueh rx'
citing times we never saw. pro-
cesSion of tho gardeners Of tn" paFSs
and !aboring men in general, march
ed down Broadway and were three
hours in passing the point at which
we stood as spectator. They made a
procession nine miles in length. AT
night bonfire and fire works OF every
kind Illuminated the town and BALBOA
after balloon was sent up in the air
1t is estimated that 25O,oOO people
were assembled round the City Hall to
witness the fire works. Every one
seemed crazy with excitement. we
even fli enthused ourself and event
it" with the crowd and "got squeezed
yes, sirs, squeezed nearly to death.
All the omnibuses, carriages, bugg'es'
barrouches, sulkies, water carts,
hacks, drays and other vehicles that
we ever saw. seemed to be there in
in ,ss of colglo nnoration. The
heavens were lurid with blazes from
the rockets and such things fired up.
About twelve o'clock all went to bed
.---at least we did and in about an
hour more were called forth to witness
an illumination which was not in the
programme the evening previous
The CITY Hall was on fire and the Gu
palo was entirely burned off. Dam.
age, some s5O,OOO..
Leaving New York we came direct
to this pIace-Rochester to hnd' or
rather to witness another fire, but a
larger one. The whole block Of build
ings in front of the hotel in which we
now write was destroyed before the
fire could be put out. The morning
paper estimates the loss at S250,OO0.
Such is the price Rochester pays for
celebrating. On analysis, these cele.
brations look very much like childish
affairs. Military and other organlza-
tlons are called out and duly paraded.
They march up one street and then
march down again. Then they march
up another street and then--they
MACH up another. and them they
NNErluy , gNffT
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why do you drive such a piti(ul looking
calcass as that! Why don't you pu, q
heavier coat Of flesh on him!' said q
trave er 10 an Irish car driver. "A
heavier coat of flesh! BY the powers, the
poor creature can hardly carry what lit.
tie there is on him now!"
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A New York rural paper pays rath-
er questionable compliment when i.
says of the local editor Of contem.
porary--"Mr. Brown is a clear think.
er, ready and vigorous writer, and q
tirst-rate fellow to boot.
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A schoolmaster, wishing his pupils 10
have a clear idea Of faith, illustrated it
thus: "Here is ali applc-you see it, and
therefore know that i, is there; bu, when
| place i, under this tea,c cup, you have
ailh that it is there though vow no longer
see it," The lads seemed to understand
perfectly; and the mex; time tho master
asked them, "What is faith?' they an
swered with one accord, can apple under
tca.cup," ... ....... ..
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A pretty woman pleases the Dyes; q
good woman pleases the heart. The one
is q jewel the other treasure. ..
We know one. then, who pleases both.
the eye and the hsarl-who 10 both Z
jewel and q treasure.
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Do not visit counting rooms or
shops where you have no business
and when you go on business, leave as
soon as your business is doue, do not
get in the way Of others, nor sit and
chat.
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Young men who would prosper in
love should WOO gently. 1t is not fash.
ionsble for oung ladies to take ardent
spirits. -.. ss
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Wanted--a thin man who has been
used to the business of collecting--to
crawl through keyholes, and find debt
ors who are never at home. Salary
nothing tho first year, to be doubled
each year afterwards. ...-
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-09-02

Never ask a person what his busi-
ness is, where he is going to; wLere he
came from; when he left; when ne in.
tends to go back; or the number ofhis
dollars. .......... .... .