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FOR SALE Or RENTED

ss3 Of th sSe three convenient and desirable Resi-
i1T~,s a. and near she corner of Grace aud Eighth
streets. aud nos occupied by q. p. X. James, q. c.
v,rsr sud Ins sait For terms time OF po Sc IS on
E srp!y ~ my residence on Eighth, near the
rrr Of tir4e, or AT my Office in the Law Building
,,.aeT yalutule Lots and Residence for sale; anu
- Ia, r. b. MINOR
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RT- HoUsEKEEPERs and others, who
wish 20 facilitate the making of Bread, Pastry, &c
and have The peest and most wholesome, should irs
SEMPLEs INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.-
Price ~ cts. per box. 9AkLIIk,
!. ~ Sole Proprietor
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MURDER ON SHIpBoARD.--Tbe schooner Cameo.
Capt. Estabrooks, from Cardenas for Portland has
arrived at Holmes Hole On the 20ih ult the can.
tain, during fl. of insanity, killed the mate.
Charles Miller, of Manchester, H., and wounded
two seamen
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bsSEFAcroR-Mr. G, 2. Nelly, a young mer.
chant OF Liverpool, after having beautifed that
town with numerous wall fountains at which
thirsty pedestrians may help themselves without
iet.or hndrance, has recently fitted up a piece OF
lana IN the suburbs, belonging to the corporation
AZ a free gymnasium and playground for the peo-
pie. Its opening was numerously attended.
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~PLArs STATEMENTS or FAcrs.-


Dr. HAMPTON, aow aged SO years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you scki Beware Of imtationsi Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
cornterfeiting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
o stand the test OF public opinion. No art OF pumng
can galvanize worthless article, as to keep IL mp
"a a good medicine, II II be not really 30.
good medicine will live, become popular ann ex.
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposit0n
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more re-
pidity than newspapers can spread II. A living wit
ness testifying to the q medicine has made for
him is of more service than any newspaper adser.
Using.
Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture and Its effects
MIR. WM. HI0H, No. 1875 Soath Paca street, baitf.
more cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease -
Mr.. EDWIN NJ. sPRaSzIIN, No. n Register street,
Saltimore most dreadful case OF Scrofuia OF years
aniing lost number of pieces Of bone restored 70
health
Miss MARY ScorrELD Teacher. No. go Baltimore
street-heI case, after years o. slnerng mas astoh
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. Vim Oldham. of Baltimore CustontH House, suf'
fered from these complaints for s mohths, with bedy
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp'
toms vegetable Tnctare, after other things mlied.
COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &C.
weak ness, &C. had in all five or six physcisnE tried
''' HAMPTON'S !EGETAsLE fINCTUR1.
aSDslicate Ladies and Children VII please s'vs
i Sold s. b. puRcsLL, LADD CO. Richmond; y
pr s, MoaT NJ s.
more and By Druggists and Shopk keepers overyvhere
k1rtl per boale: six bottles for 9o -dAe
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FOR REr,P.--Thoge newly erect

Is , Brick Tenemerts on Cary street, betweof
III \ 5tn. They all we'll adapted for Grocer.
store OF any kind Of retail business They contain
n. besides the store loom, and are Well adapt
II f. the accommodation 81 families, having all NJ
4 n-str.- CoHyeuieuces Possession given immediate
=. To god tenants, the rent will be moderate
apply 10 l. Il. RAGLAND Il CO.,
s2i--ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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GEoGRApHY.--The fredericksburg News, pities
the geographical. ignorance of a sea captain, who
having a bell from the North to so to Fredericks-
burg, brought it to Richmond, uot knowing the
exact locality OF the former city
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james j. Foster, OF Norfolk, called from B6stt y,
Wednesday, In the Europa fuF liverpool.
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srzsoHTRaps.-Members of the

STEscHT TRa Members of the chain
gang were bnsiiy employed last Saturday morning
| Ia removing the accumulated dirt from culvert en-
frances at the intersection of Governor with Main
streets, aud by 40 doing created stencil sufficient
\ y had 60 produce typhoid fever or any other dis
| ease. II 1t could be avoided, such work should
never be performed in the day time, when persons
/ are passipg to and fro.
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN EuR0PE--lt appears
he weather has been equally hot in Europe as
here The London correspondent of the New York
Commercial writes on 18th nit:
For a fortnight the heat has been extraortiins.
ry, and the day before yesterday the thermun e.
ter in the shade stood at little under % degrees
This is believed to be beyond any former expert
ence in the month of June. The consequence
Is that we have the prospect of an early aud abun
liant wheat harvest. As there lair amoun
Of rain before the setting in of the unusual warmth
the hay crops likewise promise to be very good -
From the continent the accounts are OF similar
character, aud there seems to be a well gronndt d
hope, not only of foe vintage, but also that
there will be recovery in the silk crop.
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TnE "GAMBbE'S HILL" MAN

- We arcau,hpyizeA 70 rent the above prop
IN being the same toc!n-s;y occupied by Judge
.3I sgi ri1rr recently ~ the family of the lat,
IT, - .as II Preston. THIS j. most desirable res
.cra large family. Apply to -
~, GNnniN { AppERSNN.
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NHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and various
Housekeeping Articles, ART at SUllAAP IO't
ttnt, corner Sd and Broad street.Thay are selling
BE-. clear Tumbers from 81 cents A dozen and up
SAlf7. AZ Iust half the yalue; Butter, Preserve
eta, Decautcrs; Lamps; Candes,icks; splendG
rsyrch China Vases and Cologne Bottles; Plain ard
b-CorAted Tea aud Dinner Sets; Motto Cups, &c
atie Cutlery Britannia ht.i Silver plated W are
.ea Trays; Looking GLASSES; Water Coolers, an
hDusahd4 OF other housek coping articles will b
sid amazingly low at StH iAP cog, corner
CHn importation, to dealers at Me- York whole
-ze Prices. my l3
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tA~ WATER CooLERs--We have on
hand 4 our own manuIscture. the best quality
MAfkk COOLER, neatly panted. Call and sup
ply yourselves at
KEEsEE \ PARIS Pottery.
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GRAIN TRADE AT CHICAGo.-The Chicago Times
states that during the week ending on the 2Sth ult
there were received at this city, chiefly by raj,
roads and canal T.2ST barrels flour 522ilJ husbe
wheat, 4S6lSi bushels corn, and 1S0,Sl6 bushels
o4ts-equivalent to ,225, 591 bushels OF grain The
total receipts OF the season. thus far, are PA 219
barrels OF flour, ! 36,09s bushels of wheat I59.-
ul2 bushels OF corn, and 0S4 72i bushels of oats
equivalent to OVER NINE MILLIONS of bushels OF
grain. t937l ,299 bushels There has been shipped
hence during the last week, s :23l barrels -four.
10Y $50 bushels wheat, 4)S,5S2 bushels corn, aud
al, SIS bushels oats--equivalent tc nearly nit
lion bushels of grain, (y77 ,0Q5 bushels The total
shipments OF the season, thus far, l75 i60 bbs
Of flour, 50I9 l96 bushels of wheat | l94l 1863 bu.
shells OF corn, and SO S2f bushels of oats-equva-
ient to nearly EIGHT MILLIONS of bushels of grain,
q ,S26 0Ss husheis"(
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IHE EARTHQUAkE IN CoNNECTICuT.-The New
Haven tConn) Courier, referring to the shock Of
an earthquake telt there on Wednesday night, say
In Derby the earthquake was felt perhaps more
sensibiy than here. The houses, and even the
large stone factories in Ansonia were shaken aud
the watchmen alarmed by the movement of tho
earth. Persons sleeping in their beds were
awakened by a noise resembling the discharge Of
a cannon, and an old lady " bo had been deaf for
long time, reused from her sleep and inou ouired
what deg it was barking 50 loudly" In aboHt
ten minutes after the first movement, a second
aud slighter Que was perceived by those WHOSE
attention was attracted by the first
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!. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

hrs VI Il sell at a great b1rgaig desirable To-
of lEfonsi the old Dstiiiery. and outside tht
tpralrat.Uu line. 1t has frontage OF ,. feet, and
Ie9th ot lpi feet. II has on il Il two-st0ri frame
Dwelling and is enclosed with a substantial fence
Au a4IJipIng lot OF the same dimensions, will b.
-o.i also if desired. Apply to -
X N.
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ri syQEEuorSE oN MAIN sTkEET, FOR
~ r,..,Fs. W. nos clar tor rent or sale the
h-. ana ,.urau.Ii,rs stnrehousc. lately occupied
, ~. A. = hose sale and retail dry good store The
-. stustsi on tie >aath side Of hsin strset, IN
-.'.t 5rs5r,l part oi The city. To PERSONS wish.
49, , ,.fal.ute business this IN a most jesirsbi
..s.s ,.,i = er1 kHown thv ush9us the entire
|..,t. ~ trals. apply 10 the subscribers, AT the
ne a. a. Nam street ~
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Ry- "To G1LD axrIssD GoLp, to paint

ny "To GILD RErIssD GOLD, TO paint
the lily,
To throw perfume on the violet.
To smooth the ice or add another hue
or sneak In praise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS and An
RR0rYPES made at MiSNfS Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. ie5 Main street
lis wastefnl aud ridiculouss
They speak for'ty eniselyes, as all Who psfronise
bis estabishment will testify. lel9
eEDYsPsPsIA AND FIrs.-DR. U.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer 81 Consumption.
was for several years badly afflicted by Dysrep-
sa that for part Of The time he Was eonhned 20 he
bed lie was eventually cured by ptsssripssen
prescrip ion given him by mere child. Wills 70 =
state oftranee. has cured hody ~he has tAksn
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients nay
be found la any drug store. viii send this vain.
able prescription to any person oe the receipt u on"
stamp to pay postage Address
's"-'S DR. o. PHkLPs BROWN.
No. 81 Grand ssreet. Jersey City. n. >.
q2--ka9
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I~ Ir THERE EVER WAS A THE when

pS- Ir THERE EVER WAS TIhH when
BAKERS PRgMiCM BfrrERs were required. 10 70 the
present season. when young and old are using kli
nds Of vegetables regardless OF the CONSEQUENCES
These Bitters should b. used daily 10 keep ~ sud.
den att aeks Of disease OF the stomach but should
you be attacked with Cramp Choc, Diarrhoea. Cho-
fera Morbus any other disorder Of the digestive
organs use Bakers Celebrated Premium Biteers
freely and we will guar .ntee q perfect cure.
These Bitters can be had of all Druggists.
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d. FOR RENT-A very desirabl,

IA twelling on Grace street. between Adams an
! Jtsfae oue square above Grace street Baptis
Church. The house contains ten IoOms AMI hs
t.al recently repaired and gas ntr0d aced has tn
cily wAter in the yard, mud Is in one Of the mos
-8saut neG e0rf.oodsin the city.
fug good tenant aref.t will be low. Apply to
Ats RAGLAND BRO.
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nH~ DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN.
0iES, Old WHISKEYs aud CIGARS No. ~ Main
tre.{ .fe
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X CAUTH0RN.
~ FOR RENT-The House en- Car,

lFfF FUN hEN ne IUust UH Eafy
esf street, between "a aud Sd at present occupier
MTs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms, is in thorough
repair aud TO good tenant will be rented at a mod
ratp price Possession given lst day OF May. Ap
uiEt 10 DIBLELL l. JOHNSON,
III S--ts ShuCkOe Slip,
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rcR RuNT AND SALE

=, FOR NENT-Ihe DIV EbhENV uc-
Es. ,r,sd by MI James Miller. aad Immediately
ba ,a he residence OF Nr. Samuel Dcn'on. on ~
.r.. Vain rtyc.t IL contains n,ae r9S@s sn,
So ! ,,,sspssicu given immediately, Persona
- So ~ zee the house, will find the key next
deA' a., e,r,crt ,r sale. the comfortable DWELlr
- .,rre fslr one door above the residence OF
~ ,,,c, near The Eair GVound. Enquire on the
W "'. Jy Its
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MILL SCREWS, MILL PECKs, An
~, chor Doltng Cloths, Fairbanks Hopper and
fiaiform Scales, Ia store and for sale by
CLARKSoN. ANDERSON Il CO.,
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NoTlCE All persons having business
= = with me. during my absence at the Virginia
agent. \. v. SUTTON. in.
JOHN N. DAVIS.
:, B-i can be seen at the Office Of my father, q.
' Sutton. sen'r, No. 2 Law Building from TO u
O'Clock, N. FV SUTTON. JR,
IA
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'o avn f'DLE 'Nf Eh'b UT
Having on hand u large stock Of Velvet, Tapestry
-rreepiy and INGRAM CARPErISGS which
ley are anxious TO dispose Of to make for tbei
rail- IiBpOrEations, they offer buyers GREAT BAs
GAINS ia every description Of CARPETING and cal
SPECIAL attention TO their seautiinl assortment u
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXTURES,
They will have made to order, CARPETS, OH
~bfTliS, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
5-2ms
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VALUABLE AND g EN- I X A

k ''., cpe largo. airy ROOM. oa second fcor
s We NV s''' = MCCARTHY 4 SON.
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RICHARDSON l. Co.
DEAL EXCLUSIVE ely IN,
Ad Keep In quantities 10 .uIt purchasers at theil
w ARK ROOMS, NO. % ntstn ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ALL KINI,s OF
White and Checked MATTiNGS,
. CARPEIINGS.
FLOOR Oil CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
7ABLE OIL CLOTHS
Cocoa AA1TINGS
O. .s~
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,lRIENTAL TOOTH WASH--A mo 1
y, delightful and fragrant prspaxAtion for the
tssth. Fer fsls BY FISHER WINSTON
ly2 Vfukkmsss
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-11

his horss: and visited thoss parts OF his es-
.s.tes<= es<=AerssazE ork <zpssgpsn9Te ea seeiHgs
3 everything With his own eyes. and often
aiding With his own hand. Dinner waa
served at two. he ate heartily. but Was.
no epicure, nor critical about his food
as 1bsssEa 8 vas small bssf q elder, and
two glasses of old Madeira. He took tea.
of which he vas very fond, early in the
evening. and retired for the night about 9
We snd him working for part of two
days with Peter, his smith, to makea plough
on a new invention. This, after two or
three days, he accomplished Then, With
less than his usual Judgment, be pat his
two chariot horses to the plough, and ran
risk of spelling them in giving his new in
iveEtion 5 trial over ground thiekly sWarded:
Anon, during thunder storm, frightened
negro alarms tie house, With word that the
mill is giving way, upon which there Is 3
esaeaJ sufa -o6s of al the forces, with
Washington at their head. wheeling and
skeyeling sgraEels during pelting rain, to
stop the rushing water - 5sEz4szti
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kissing Casuistry. .

The poets abound in apologies for kissing-frou
Plato, who wrote q very pretty poem entitled "a
rightly, wrote q good many on the same delicious
topic But neither the Greek philosopher nor tn
little English bard ever wrote prettier piece o
kissing verss than tbis---by wholnf -
Kiss me darling? when kiss you.s
Kise me back and back againi Ce
Lips are only rosy petals; q -. ed5-Z
Kisses drops of fragrant rainl 5s
Where's the harm then? could give you
Reasons, dearl for every one
Only that may not tell them
In the broad and gairish sun. .,ar
Take, at least, think, q sweet o1ei
And / know you'll think with me,
'Tis the Scripture: "Do to others
What thou DIST have them do TO thee"
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Washington as q Farmer.

ri Eiis of Washington, 'sfto showing i his IS foave for
. eoaatsy Life, and, his, habits as farmer, will
ziaterest our readers, if they love their farms
@-as he did his - ~ -. = -. -
''This was deliberate purpose with him
the result of enduring ainciiaations.-
Throughout the whole course of his career,
agricultural life appears to have been his
SeaH ideal of existence, which haunted his
thoughts even amid the stern duties of the
field, and to which be recurred with un-
tagging interest, whenever enabled to IN
dnIoe his natural bias Mount Vernon was
his Rarbor of nrepose, where he rrcsr-eateA:..jy
fnrled his sail, and fancied himself anchor
ed for life Nosimpalse of ambition tempt
issd him thence;e nothing but the cali Of his
country, and his devotion to, the, public
. geod.: The place was endeared TO him by
the remenbrsnce of his brother, and of the
sdhsppys dAysahe had passed here with that
brother in the days of his boyhood; but it
was delightfaf place Itself. and well cal
.ssslsnnTRInspfteIshs fnrs1 feehnegIIa0
The. mansion was beautifully situated on
seassselling height, crowned with wood and
commanding a magnificent view up and
down the Potomac The grounds immedi-
atelz.sbputit we're ,lsidsout sopsEhes in the
English taste. The estate was apportloned
into separate farms, ,deyosed to- different
kinds Of cnlsure.sdM Much, however, was
still covered With Wild woods and indented
with fiHlets; haHnts of deer apd lurking,
places of foxes. Os'No estate in United
ysAzasric4, "obssfves he ineneaof his letters,
sis more pleasantly situated. In a high
and healthy country, IN . latitude between
the extnemes of heat sad cold; on one OF
the fnsa rivers of the, world-a river well
..stocked With various tlsds Of fish at all
ssssaseas of she year., and IN the spring with
vshads heftiAg, bass, carp. sturgeon, ete., in
great abundance. $ The borders Of the ss-
tate are washed BY more than ten miles OF
tide watsr: HE whole shore, in fact, is one
entire fishery" =; ,-,.,. ;.
Washington carried into his rural affairs
the sase Meshea sctisitF sad zeiseumspec-
ton tRst had distinguished him IN military
e: s sasss1.i zssS eiss Rsssa Sssssa e
tile exaetness. The products of his estate
also, beezfas 30 saotsd f0f tbs faithfulness
-sasla Quality md quaatilys 9Th BhicA .he.
were put up. thato Il is said any barrel o
-four that bore the brand of George Wash
ington, Mount Vernon. pas exempt iron
the CUSTOMARY Inspection ii The West In
dia ports. 1h u sah's s'a s11sos = go.
He vas snaaysriser.aoEzsn before day
.hzssk ip the EinteE, HKhen the pigkts FER
.clesgs sQa ,suchs pecasioas, he lie shisso
fire, aids~ssss sad read by candle light
1He hreskfastsd, st ssyspS1i in sHpnsEs snd =
sSSsbaz1aYSar slkeS alfAIdaSsn mes
60 s9sd g1sst..s bis fiS.s,l S.s oss,: ssps:.
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Curing Haas.

gel IL FLO turing cA6ea3sR S8IoJ4A
As the timeisat handtfor preparing these
useful stores Of Fich spd sayeEy,Ijas 4 few
words will not be ont Of place in regard to
them. The legs of hogs, short in the hook,
are the best for hams, and should be chosen
In preference 10 lanky ones. They may be
sailed by immersion IN a clean pickle con-
tanning 3 little sugar aad seltpetFe dissolved,
or they may be sslted by rubbing ground
solar; evaporated salt over them, turning
them every day. and giving them good
rubbing A little sugar and ground pepper
added to the salt will much improve the fis-
vor of theneak = 7 requires about month
to salt hams BY the vet process. aud three
weeks BY the dry system At the end oi
slllais period sTthey sheald bs hang Hp afeF q
few days TO drip. and then they are ready
for smoking. Much depends on the kind
of material used. faf smoking them, SOFAS
to secure asswees favor. Whatever fuel Is
used for this purpose. one condition should
never eFerlooEsd /; 4 should Be perfeesiy
dr1rsrelsa twill be liable to impsrt alb
tar tssfe 70 the mest. Dry corn cobs. and
sems DIS sgssta hsy are superior to ail Oh. /.
aE aasnfs fhat-Es have sean employed tol
smoking bsef and hsms.-Seis zlxsseIE
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GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BCslkHOUSE,
No 293 BRODWAY, NEW YORK;
where the gifts consisting of JEWELRY! de-,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, are always on
EXHIBITION E,AAPLE SHOW CASES
Our New Descriptive Catalogue, containing a
large variety of Books in every department of Sci
ular publishers prices,) and explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing
every purchaser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS,
and setting forth unequaled inducements to
AGENTS, viii be sent, post paid, to any individ-
ual, on application.
vs ADDRESS, Ei-fs 4. RANNEY, Agent, No. 293
Broadway. 25 6m%
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'shortfellow Sums up Longfellow.
,ArIEs SrAsD1sH old Puritan soldier, courts gal
PRISCILLA by proxy -...--,
eGaHkes tie spTexy xytAe 6est, $50 MrfKs. in rage,
igFolE tSislI he's kiIisd, bat he aina and comes
back as friend, to the wedding.
sTfsyoucaii this .STkSpIsH stuff poetry PgnsB
will reel you off MILEss-Pssneh 'js71
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and Notice.

VIE undersigned has been appointed in .s.,.
the Territorial Legislature Recorder fo- ~
nee Land District All instruments of Zbatev..
Klnd affecting the title of any real estate in ~.
Land District, may be recorded in his ofice. sri
De equally lien on the real estate described -
IN as II hied in the county in which such real J.
tate IS situated. Office with Lowman d Reveal.
over the 'City Drug Store" MaosachusettsA AS.o'
Office hours, from A. II. to SPIN. ~
Lawrence. K. T., May 9Th, ls5s-Iy D"
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Artemus Ward ct Berlin Heiehts.


This celebrated Snowman. wLo contrib
uses .eharAceristic letters tothe Cleveland
Plaindeslsr, has lately written from Berlin
Heights, Ohio. place notorious for an ss-
sooistion Of eFree Lovers In his pecu-
tar style. Artemus is not exeelled by any
lettef-WTite. in america. WeSextraet the
foiowings = ZslTZ3zF
Hear am at Berlin Hites among the Fres
Luyifs. j arriy hear last Toosday. Il Bit
Itefly doc euss the Day feyer sdt foot in
this retched plase. hearn tell of these
Free Luvirs for sum time d thawt ide cum
Il see what kind of kritters they was. I
pitcht my tentinea 6eld near the Luv Kure,
as they Kali ksiII i, Il unfoldid my bannir to the
Breese. Bineby the pepe kommensed fur.
to poar into my show d begun fur to kon
srstleriate myself on doins stsvin ,bisness.
ButItheg ware a4ofnery iookin set, must
say. The mems fases was all kuvered with
hair & thay looked hsrf starved to deth.-
Thay didn't ware any westkuts for the pur-
pus fas thay ssd of alloWin' the free air of
hevun TO blow in onto thear buzzums.-
There koat pockits was filed with tracks
and other tarnai nonsense & thay was indeed
skaly lookin krowd The wimmin was
wus nor the men. Thay wore trowsis.
short gownds & straw. hats With fadid green
ribbi1sJ Jonteo them. 4 thay all kafrid bloc
kotton umbrellers in thear hands. zgbse