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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

OurRAsEs AT THE FEEosE IsLANps.-The schooner
Eudorus, Captain Seaman, has brought to Sydney
intelligence of the murder of two white men and
a Rotuma native of Maya, Feegee Isan6s. Also,
of the town of Lavuka, on Ovalau, having been
burned, as was said, by some Of the Islanders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

DEMONSTRATING DEKR.-Some Of the farmers In
northern Ohio and on the borders of Indiana have
commenced the breeding and raising of deer, the
same as they do sheep, and they bring them to
market in the same manner; hence, the abundance
of yenison,
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TIE New CEsT.-The editor Of tie Chicag go Times
being in Philadelphia some days ago, visited the
U. s. Mint, and was shown specimen of a new
cent. One side Of it, he says, sis like the same
new in fact and in design; the figure being the
head and part of the bust of a female, represent
ing the popular imaginary impersonation of liber-
ty in the form of goddess" 1t was intended to
Issue this coin, some time in the coming year.
The piece, like the now circulating, is pro
duced from mixture of two metals-copper and
nickle-three parts of the former and one part OF
the latter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

urrosrusArr.-Col. Tkorne Of this city, 10 IN
fortunate Ia his family relations, ons OF bis
daughters marrying against his VIII, became an
onara sprer. and At last accounts was gaining her
living by singing 10 South America. Another
daughter, who married French baron, eths same
Isdy. bv the way, who 10 represented ~ the type
Of American beauty In Winterhaiter's picture o.
the Empress Eugen'ss sas.nd snS ns iu..i3ussd ted sut
against her father, to recover promised dowry.-
NJ r. Iost.
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sag-FnAyKLTs PAPsR MILL, RIcn

EONp. VA-Beividore Manufacturing Compan!
leep CON. antlv on hand all descriptions Envelope
Nauilla anu Wrapping PAPER. News and Boot
PAPERs, Of aI qualities ana sizes, furnished d
aiprt nODce.
~ Cash paid for RkGS
GEO WHITFIELD, President
na0pu 4-.m
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SLsIeRIsG-The Rome IN. Sentinel of Friday
saws, s.tbe sleghing hereabouts is now excellent;
the snow but q few iLches deep, and well trodden,
enables he cutters and sleigbs to hy about like
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

JEWISH HoNoRs.--The Atheb@nm notices that
Mr.. j. Manrice Solomon, Q member of the Jewish
race, has taken honors In four out OF the fve snb-
divisions Of the degree of B. A. in the University
Of Lordou--being the first time such thing ha'
been DONE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

EXPENSE OF TIE FLORIDA WAR.-The Secretary
of War has asked Congress for nearly $414,000, to
nav the Florida Volunteers called into service by
General Harnsy and Colonel Loomis in the years
1857 aud 1858.
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ss~ The BEST CouoH sYRUp IN THE

HbhLD
: The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
horne'- pectorai Syrup Of " lid Cherry.
This article is prepared by a chemist, and is pro
nouuced by medical meu, and those VINO have used
it, - be the test preparation for Coughs. Colds.
CatRrrh Bronchitia Hoarseuoss Sore Throat froin
p cold and IA preventive OF that lion OF diseases,
Consumption
the taste sut;cns clears and strengthens the voice
asYs airriiatidu OF the throat aud lungs, and pre-
peuts taking cold.
Bottles . and 30 cents aud 81. Sold by all Drug
v gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and All
4 towus in virginia oc i5-6m
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A FRASER RIVER MINER RE1URyED.-one Of the
Minnesota emigrants to Fraser river had become
discouraged and turned when near the mountains,
travelling home on dog sled. 1t is an oak board,
absut seven feet long and 20 inches broad, appar.
emily split from the log. dressed smoothly, and
turned upward at, the front end. Three dogs two
wolves and one black Indian-dog were attached to
this tandem, with thongs and harness OF buffalo
hide Two buffalo robes. blanket, q shot gun,
and rs pounds of pemican, were the return ou,fs
OF the traveller who was alone and in fine health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

The residsncs OF W. Loftsn williams, near Pc.
lsrsburg. Va, WAS destroyed By Ars on the 26th
Inst. Loss t20oo-insared.
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NJ DR. r. 8. VEsr, late of Henrico.
having removed to Richmond, tenders his profes.
sional services to the public Office for the present
with Dr, owen B. Hill. corner Wall and Franklin
streets. Residence, Edgemont House, Main street.
few doors below Second Baptist church.
de lS-Im
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"CurrINs 'Ka ALL ABousD."-A few days before
thu occurrence of his recent street fracss Mr.. Wm
Montgomery, of Peunsylyania. was invited by the
Secretary of the Interior, with the restof the Com
mittee on Public Lands, to dine, and returned
swer, In writing, that be would hold no social in
tercourse with him (secretary Thompson) uatii he
removed certain clerk in the Interior Departments
This is indeed funny world in which We all livs.-
Washington Star.
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THR HIRINo SsAsoN viii commence OF

The HIRING SEASON will commence on
Saturday next, and continue until oil who want
servants are supplied. What will be the ruling
prices for men and boys wesre unabls to say, bus
for female servants the general impression seen .
to be, that thsfe will be very little change from
the past seae0n,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Joid and shower Baths can be had daily st eli
hours at the American Hair Cuttin9. Shaving. md
shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on flth street.
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de lf-1m
NJ Din Runw.11 haa -.u.s..a

- Dk. DURWELL has removed his
ohce to the North side of Broad street, (over
FIancks gliding establishment) between 4th and
5th streets Office hours from sA NJ to 8 ~ and
from 70 u: Night calls will please be uiads at
his residence. (at Mrs Pickettsj corner of Leigh
b. Messages left at the Office of JOHN Cook
corner OF Pearl and Main ssreets) win be attend,
eo to. de H-lms
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south Caroiina ON Railroads and
Domestic A6dirs generauy-Road Chartered fro~
Coianib,d TO Augusta, Gd.-Ttat and The Greens-
borough Connection of the DanriIts hoad, v,u
make the straight route for Southern Irdrei.
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UfEs -Pectorsl Candy, or Horehound, Liverwort
&C. TOR Coughs, Colds Bronchitis and all Affections
Vi lhe throat and Lungs Particularly ada pied fur
Children recommended BY physicians as q superior
afticie Prepared only by GEO D0WDEN, Drug.
gls. and Chemist. us Broad street Richmond. Va
Price-25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists deIt-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

SKATING IN NEW YoRK.-The Central park pond
in New York 10 frozen over, to the depth OF three
or four inches. On Sunday six or seven hundred
skaters passed the greater portion of the day in
skating over its CLASSY surface.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

John Parker, the best knowa dancing master
In New York, died on the 25th inst.
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@-DR. j. v. HoBsoN,
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN
STU, BELOW MAIN STREkT,
de I5-lm RICHMOND

D~ MEDICAL CARD. - DR. EYLvApUS
L. INGRAM having located in this city. respectfully
tenders his professional services TO its citlens
0flice and residence for the present en- BANK
STREET., near the Mechanics Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

RISING AsAIN.-Lieut. Gibson, who was put upon
the naval retired list, obtained situation - .
sergeant Of hsrbor police, in New York. BY the
recent act ofrestoration steps at from that
humble positfon--ths commander OF . small rove
boat--to be commander Ia the navy.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Pursu.

~ ant to an Ordinance passed llth Of January,
1855, will attend st the Collectors Once. In the
City Hail. from the 18th to the 3lst Of December, In
elusive to receive the remaining half Of taxes, from
such persons entitled to deduction OF 10 Dor
cent. by having previously paid the first half In
June last, in accordance with said Ordinance
A H0BSON, O b.
Bit will be seen from the above. thai the Col.
lector Is required to attend at the Office. from the
naming due from June last before the January
term OF the Hastings Court, he is required BY Ord
nance to advertise delinquent real estate TO be sold
for non-payment Of taxes Persons who have not
done 80 will see the necessity Of calling and paying
their taxes as 1t will be impossible for the Collector
to call on them before he advertises
DEL J A HOBsON. O OR
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FU0irfvE ARREsTED.-Samuel Turner, fugitive
from justice from Newcastle county, Delaware, il
reported to have been arrested at Chiiic0the, O..
. few days since. He 10 charged with An aggrava
ted rape, tbs penalty Of which, in Delaware, Il
death. Robinson, his sccomplice, has been con
yietsd and sentenced to death,
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CHUCKOE MILL.
- RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.

The subscriber has completed his new mill for
grinding Plaster located the Dock, ct the mouth
Of shockee creek, with enlarged and complete ma
chinery, sufficient 10 supply any demand for the
He is now prepared to supply orders for PUR1
GROUND Pi AsTER. pulverized TO degree that
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock OF superior
Nova scetia Lump procured with the greatest osye.
with q full knowledge that great deal OF Lamp
Plaster il entirely worthless to the farmer,) end
aters himself that his long experience In shis bu
siness with the close attention and study given n,
will enable him to supply the demand from this snd
adjoining States with this valuable ertixer, In ~
purest and richest state and At satisfactory prcee
With full determination 20 sustain the estAb-
shed reputation of his brsnd for PgRIfY AND 1IcK-
NESS, be respectfully solicts ordeN.
JOHN CLAIBORNE
noIe-tlstA No II Pearl street.
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FACIAL AoTiCD0,


- HARrSHokun u71-bILloUo RlI&o
srs the safest and best Purgetive Pills !. -.
set upon the Liver, STOMACH and 9OWol4 eosTy1nG
Oh eli bile and eyery foul secrsticn. 1ksy do1S
grips, are easy IN their operatton. and cen y hea
Ct any time without fear Of exposuFe. 1h1y eQn0vo
Colds from the system and prevent Rhen4eI=
liz y zoo :u1er WIN any R:n, ne aaA,n13hSa0S19 4 ,n3S
ron have . cough, use aART6HuRMRo OO0QD
SYRUP. which II the best Cough tysuo = -
Worid.
Sold BY al Drusgists 10 Richmosd. esn-6
- P1Rs0Hs ADVANCED II xIYn, a1d
feeling the hand of time weighing heavily uDeo
them, with all its attendant Ills, viii 0u1 b -
use Of DR. J HosTErrRB's CBLgpRAfID e1oHAcu ~.
Txas. an elixer that will insti new Ne into thsl.
veins; restore, in measure, the ardor aDd eoeegy
Of more youthful days, build up their shrunEsa
forms. ana give health and yigor 70 their remsisne
years. Those who are In the least aflicted viii
Dyspepsia. Ague. Languor. .Nausse, or any 01h9
troublesome and dangerous diseass, arising ny0 .
% STEM should not hesitate to avail the.
selves Of the benefit derived from this grsasgsoe'
y.
Fer sale By Druggists and dealers. gsnsgally evs.
rywhere. d67-l0
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MAKING CALLs.-We beg leave to re


mind our capitalists miIiers, merchants, property
holders, and other men of wealth, that they will
probably be visited to-day by the Executive Com
mittee of the Virginia Central Agricultural Soci-
ETY., in a body, and invited to subscribe literally
to the purchase of grounds for the annual Fairs
The terms of subscription-one fourth cash,
and three fourths in four annual instalments-
are SO liberal, that all may invest largely in the
cause without feeling it, and it is to be hoped for
the sake of the trade of the city and the cause of
agriculture, that they will do so As soon as
grounds are purchased, even before then, the
Executive Committee of the State and Central So.
cieties may enter into such arrangements will
ensure annual Fairs jointly, and We are sure this
can readily be accomplished, if the friends
of the State Society desire it. All the
people of Richmond ask for, is to be assured
that the Fairs will be held here, and if arrsnge-
ments are entered into for annual joint Fairs,
both Societies will be accommodated. By con.
meeting the two societies in the manner indicated
the canse Of agriculture will be advanced, aud .
large amount of means necessarily squandered in
holding two Fairs instead of ope could be applied
to the endowment of an Agricultural Profess r
ship in some College, and to the diffusion Of in
formation among the masses. We see nothing in
the way of effectiDg union Of the two Agricul-
tura Societies, in holding annual fairs, hereafter.
Whether this is done not, our people must
have fairs, and as the best means OF making them
permanent, advise our readers to purchase
grounds and fit them up in . substantial manner.
This being done, all difficulties are at once re.
moyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

AN ITEM FOR DAGUEHEEUTTPIETH-A gay young
gentleman in st. Lonis entered a daguerrean estab-
ishment few days ago and proposed to be done
in the highest style Of art. Pending the prelimin-
airy arrangements, he suggested that he would look
better if he had gold chain oo, whereupon the
operator kindly took out his watch aud accompa,
pying pendant which he handed over with very
patronizing air. The Likeness was taken, the plate
removed from the instrument and taken to the
darkened chamber where certain mysterious en-
chantments are supposed to be pronounced. At
this critical moment the gay young gentleman took
bis hat and departed, forgetting to leave behind
him the watch aud chain. The dsguerreotypist
has abandoned himself to despair.
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80 DENTIsTRY.-
L q K n II MI I'm nm

lOmee and Residence, corner of Main and 7th sts !
Ienaers his services to the citizens of Richmond and
adJolning counties. in his professional capacity
from an experience of ten years. he feels confident
tHat ne can warrant all operations. performed,by
him, to give entire satisfaction. de iI-Ims
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sns DEgILIrArsp PEasoas-Those

who have suffered from ncesesnt fevers, loss OF ap
petite or improper digestion-' may easily be cured
BY the use Of BAEER's BiTTEss. We have known
rgOns entirely restored 10 health by these oitters.
after visiting all the watering places without Teceiy-
ug any benefit If any Of readers are suffering
'1rn Dyspe paia Nervous Debility. Torpid Liver. In
geEtion Ague and Fever. sour Stomach or Loss of
Appetite they will find certain relief By using these
sEred that thsse Btters are admirably adapted TO
saeir diseases and never fsil in quickening nature
sId restoring the bloom OF health TO their cheeks.
geethina iufagts may also be improved by their
sse--whsr all classes and sexes viii be Denehtted
by their strengthening properties AZ family
aodicine, these Bitters stand nnryaiied, ana mast
eVentuai(y supersede all others We invite trial
u once.
For sale bT Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. oc ~
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Ex.Ohief Jgstics Eustis, Of fLouisiana died At New
0rleans on Thursday, the 2sd inst.
Hsmi't ton Fisk IL nominated for next President
BY the Boston Courier ard several Of its old Wig
correspondents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
The POLICE AND The FraEMss

II. Graves, a member Of the fire brigade, was sum
moned before the Mayor yesterday to answer for
running hose reel on the sidewalk of 5th street,
between Main and Cary, on the night Of the 24th
Instant, and Commander John 7. Rogers for ebs
structng the night watch in the discharge oi
their duty. The facts, as developed, are these
Watchman Boze and his partner saw Graves on
the sidewalk with the reel, but before they could
get to him, he pulled the reel into the gutter
They stopped him to ascertain his name, which
he hesitated at first to give, but which they in.
sisted upon barring. Soon after he had given it,
aud while the watchmen were in conversation
with him, the reel being then in the street, Coms
mander Rogers came up, seized Bozs by the collar,
pushed him ont OF his way, and ordered Graves to
go on. Mr. Rogers informed the Mayor that the
repeal of the old fire ordinances gave the bri-
gsde the right to run on the sidewalks, but re-.
marked that he did not Intend to claim that right,
except when the carriage way was in an impasss+
BILE condition. The reel was not on the sidewalk
when he saw it. The Mayor was sure the new
ordinance WIS misconstrued, and that the repeal
Of the old ordinances did not give the brigade
the right to use the sidewalks for their apparatus.
As several witnesses were absent, he adjourned the
investigation until Friday next.
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~ LIooRIcE,

n- A. o. O. BRAND
THE ABOVE wELE KNOWN PAvoRITE BRAND ALSaYs
oNsALE, By JAMES q NcANnREW
do Sly 54 PINE sraEE- Nrw Vo,,v
0dIo1aa B. STIHL, Dentist, Ofios
and residence, No Isl on Main between Str Ana oar
. reefs. Richmond Va nv saN, ''
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoxxrssIcsxRs' CERTIyIcArk---The undersigrsd
the sFAKTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. do hereby
certify that the above Is al accurate list of the
Numbers and Prixes, they were drawn By ~ this
day, Dec. 25th sle5S, q Augusta. Ga.
y. O. BARBER. awnrr rc.srp
L. p. DUGAS,
sworn to and subscribsd before ms -
AkWl9 LFtxsJ. =.
EYyIlHAsyoN-The left hand row r each the eoove
.clurns contain the Mumbers which were drawn
nom the wheel. The amount syvosite easn Numoss
4 the Prize which the Numbsf u enttieo 70; ~
your numb6r n not In the liSs ana aoee NOV GENIE
vour ticket IL blank.
HAD ID NaO in addition 70 any other Prize which sns
shove drawinr uasY cattle IL to- HALF ouartes ana
Hrhth Tickets draw their propoftto1sl part. -
Certihcatee Of Packages are enuiieC so ~ ~
Eirhths In proportion. =.
frixs tickess and certificates must BE- !ee9rne1 y
srs nauns enderpsA on the hack. Tickets tAos heSe
] not drawn prizes Hsed not b rseusnse..
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Religious Intelligence.
[coRRE.poSDKNoE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DrsrArcHl
GoRDoNsvILLE ORANGE Co, VA.

GORDONSvILLE ORANGE Co, VA. I
December 2Sth, ls5S.
Yesterday Baptist Church was constituted at
this place. The services were of a very interest.
ing character. Revs l.. Harris, aud G. Quaries,
Of Louisa county, and Rev. A. Z. Dickinson of
Richmond, were the officiating elergymen. A lot
has been purchased, upon which a house of wor.
ship is soon to be erected. 1t is said that the
Rev w. D. Thomas, formerly Of your city, is to be
chosen pastor of the church. -
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NJ HoBsoH's HAIR CUTTING, 6HAvIne
AND SHAnroorNa SALOON. under the Americas Ee.
el-entrance on llth street
N. Blot. Gold and Shower BATHS can be haA G
all hours. Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for one
dollar. lea
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~ REMovAL.-DR. BRI0as has re-
moved his Office to basement Of Metropolitan Hall
with X B Lyme.
Office hours, 10 A NJ and NJ daily. Residence.
corner 9th and Broad streets de6-lm
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~ PARKl PorNprxrpp

- PARKS PoISpBxrIR,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RIcHNoap, Va,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and d the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
~ Once in Lisle's Building. corner Of Main anA
18th etreets. - 0-lan
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~ Dr.. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Hom0e-
pathst offers his professional services to the citS
zens of Richmond anr its vicinity. Once at hi 70.
sidencs, on Leigh str ct, two doors from sth.
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~- NovKxBER 10Th, 1858

iELYGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs AND
RAGL.NS, FURS AND CURTAIN GOODS.
T. r. PRICE co. are adding daily TO their
:. stock:
LADIES' FURs, in great variety
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
BLACK AND COLD CLOTH RAGLAEB
CURTAIh GOODS, in Bamask
BH0CATfLLE9, LACE GUITARS
MUSLIN CURTAINS, &c. &c:
no2J PRICE CO.
T AUIES' FURs.-I have on hand beau
II tiful sets OF LADIES, fUas, ~ folows:
STONE MAHTEh
AMERICAN SABLE
ENGLISH FITCH
BLACK LYNX, &c
| Which am disposed 10 sell at reduced prices.
JOHN THOMPSON.
\ de- 3G--fDM ~ Main st.
HONEY, HONEY.--Ali in want Of q
i prime article Of pure ftrsinsd Honey for bar
i. j. PICOTs Drug store,
i de 2l Cor 18th aud Main sts.
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OFFICIAL
~ DRAWING OF THB
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Dec 25. Is5s
SAMUEL SWAN l. CO.. Managers.
Nos Prizes. Nos. PrizeslNos Prieszl N oa Prize,
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a- CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock,
WHOLE6ALk AND KHTAIL
JnUN RNUnElHR

between Main and Franklin stA
B.-CIGARS made in afy styis - order.
oC S-3n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
VARIETY.
DOUGLAS JEsRoLp ON WOMEN.

Virtues q beautiful thing 10 women, when
they don Z 20 about, like child with drum
making ali sorts Of noise with it. There are
some women who think virtue was given
them a. claws we're given to sats-to do
nothing bat scratch With.
What women would do IL they could not
cry, no body knows. They are treated bad
j enough ss it 10, but IL they could not cry
when they liked, bow they would be pu, up.
os--vhat poor defenseiess creatures they
would DO.
Nature has been very kind to them. Mex.
to the rhinoceros, there is nothing in ths
the world armed like . woman. Aud Oh C
knows IT,
Cultivate ysur nsrvs. You can't pet
than too much. Something will always be
hsppening in the house, and, unless your
husband be worse than . stone, every new
fright will be n good IS . new gown or q
new trinkst 20 you. There are some domes
tic wounds only to be healed By tho jewel