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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27
IN HANOVER CIRCUIT COURT, OC-

T0BER %, 1883:
nj picot dc Boisfeillet. widow Of Michel cicet
do Rojsteillet Richard Fex, personal repres. nta
tiyps of Michel Picot de Boisfeiet, Josephene Fox,
his wife, Alfred Picot de Boiscillet and Leonce pcot
de Roisfeiiet, fifs
against
Michel picot de Boisfeillet, Armand Kenny, DR.
Gopcardec and Loica, bis wife. Alfelt Picot. seph
and Henry Picot de Boisfeilet,. infants under the
age Of twenty one ears, Dns.
And same Piaintifs
d0dinst
George w Richardson aud William Geuldip.
That the said Commissioner. having first gwen
nstice to the editors of the said Michel Pcot de
Boisfeiliet TO produce their claims by publication.
once a week for four successive weeks. in one or
more of the newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond; take an account Of sll he debts cut
standing against the estate Of the said Michel Pcot
de Boisfei let, and report the same TO Court.
Anextract-Teste,
JAS CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

EREsa ROLL BUTTER, HAMS, EGGS,
&c Receiving to-day. per railroad nice lot
CT Roll Butter. hams, Eggs. Buckwbeat, Potatoes,
DC, which will sell low. if applied for soon
KAVENAGH,
Family Grocer and Wine and Liquor Dealer,
jazz Franklin st. between 18th and 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

- BAR0AIhs. BAHGAiNs For the
best bargains In Raelands fancy MOTORS. dress ard
cloak trimmings call at the cloak and mantle depot.
jan. Is X. EEkfeL, SO Main street.
Extension skirts, 26 springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

BREAST PIECES-A prime lot in store
~ and for sale by RI COLsTON co
10 hhds prime SIDES AND SHOULDERS, for
sale by RT COLSTON 90
REFINED LARD-In packages to suit purcha-
sers. always on hand and for sale by
r 7 COLsTON co.
FAMILY FLOUR-A Choice article, Just received
and for sale by 7 COLST0N Il co.
HAMS-A prime lot, small siz.. for sale by
Ja27-3t RI COLSTON co,
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a CARD.-If Mr.. PHILIP SAUTTER
IA or PHILIP LANTTER will call at the office
OF Die kinson. Hill Co, he will hear something IF
interest to him. ia 27-3t*
rLEAR w A T e R.-Forster's Patent
~ Stone Rapid Water Purifier, the best and most
reliable article in use for cleansing and purify
ing the water. For sale by
ia 27-6t DUNLOP, MONCURE d co.
RLANKETS-BLAN has
- now on hand a large assortment OF BED and
NEGRO BLANKETS. and in order to dispose Of
them, will sell them at very small advance on cost
price This is really good chance for those 10 want,
az they were all bought very low. jazz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

I .UU LIFEN UIL JELL1-A CeIIght-
~ full article; Wibour's Csd Liver Oil aud Lime
Pierlot's Solution of Valeriants of Ammonia, Hil.
den's Fluid Extract Of Ipicac. Syrup of the Ioads
Of Iron. Syrup OF Citrate Iron and Quinine. Pure
lnodourus Glycerne, Just received and for sale by
JOHN W POLLARD, Druggist.
ia cfr
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY-A good
i seamstress and Chambelmsid. OF excellent
character aged %. Apply Ut this ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

= "MACHInH BE- rInG FOR Leath-
or ae1 nubber Bslting. Of the best quality. q
msnu5hcturerg prices md on the best terms. call
IN a6-Ht 81 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

I'M HHDH. SIDES, BhUuLDEkS and
. 49, Breasts; 30 bbls Iamily Hams 70 bbla ed
Ivy xeGs No Leaf Lard; - tubs chQtce Goshen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

NOR HTRE-For the balance Of the
L year, ono fmall GIRL. suitable Tor . nurse
Apply 70. R CAUTHoRN.
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NOR HIRE-For the balance Of the
II r..r a woman accustomed TO Cooking, Wash-
ing. &C. Jas nj A1Aon eoN'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23
aN istella Q Il +
The Young Philosopher.

MIR. Solomon winthrop Was pain old
farmer an austere, precise man, VIII,
did everything b.. established rules. and
could see no reason why people should
grasp at things beyond wnat had been
&c chcd by their great sfanliathers. lie
had three children-two boys aud a
girl. There was jeremiah, seventeen
years old, Samuel fifteen, and Fanny,
fourteen.
It was cold winters day. samuel
was in the kitchen reading a book, aud
so interested was he that he dl not
no,;ce the entrance c; his tliazr. Jglry
was in an opposite corner, engaged in
Iciphering out a sum which he had found
in his arithmetic.
"Sam," said the father to his youngest
boy. "have YOU worked out that sum
yet y
No, sir, )" returned the boy hesitatins-
ly.
Didn't tell you to stick to your
arithmetic till you had don it 2 uttered
Mr.. Winthrop, in a severe tone.
20 - - '''' 49, :
looked troubled
:" ny nave" you done IL continued
the lather.
- can't 10 !t'str, TeMolinaly return
ed Samuel.
Gan I DO 1t ana "hy not Look at
Jetry' tnefe' "'tA his State ana pencil
lie had c'phered further than yoa have
long before he was otI as YOU arc.
efry was always iond OF msthemati-
cal problems >lr' out cannot iasten my
nina on tAem' iAey nave no interest
tor me
- nat because you doh Try TO Tee!
an interest IN your studies. W nat oooN
is that you are reading
u Is WORK on philosophy, SIT.
"a WORK on hddIe-sticks' uo' put IL
away tAis instant, ana then get y4ur
slate, and don let ne see you away
from your arithmetic until You can
WORK out those roots DO you under
staho me
Samuel made no answer but silently
he put away his philosophy and then he he
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3usinsf1 Cards.

EUGENE HALE,
COUNSELLOR and ATTORNEY at LAW, ,
ELLSWORTH, ME-,
OrricE ON MAIN SrEEr, over Geo. Y. Blacks
store, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with the undersigned who will attend to its
settlement at the above named office.
EUGENE HALE.
Ellsworth, Sept. 80, 1858. 50
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A .'IIome Course" OF lectures is commenced ia
Bath Key, J. ., Fiske opening toe ball Price
for the whole only ~ cents
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Iclan-ne never yet came across pro-
blem he could not solve, and he desired
that the boys should be like him, for he
considered that the acme of educational
perfection lay in the power of conqucring
; Euclid, and he often expressed his opin-
ion that. were Euclid living he could
give the old geometrician a hard tus-
sle." lie seemed net to comprehend
that different minds were made with
different capacities, and what one mind
graspcd with ease, another, of equal
power, would fail % comprehend =
Hence, because Jeremiah progressed
rapidly in his mathematical studies, and
could already survey a piece of land of
many angles, he imagined that be-
cause Samuel made no progress in the
same branch, he was IDLE and careless.
and treated him accordingly. H. never
candilly conYeisai WITH MS youngest
son, with View to ascertain the truc
bent Of his mind, bit be had his own
standard Of the power Of al minds, and
he pertinaciously y adhered to it.
There was another thing tina. Mr..
Winthrop coulI not sec, and that was
that Samuel was continually pondcrinL
upon such profitable matters as was in
trrcsting to him, and that he was scarcely
ever idle or did his father sea, either, that
/ if he ever wanted hs boy t. become a
mathematician. he was pursuing the very
course to prevent such a result. Instead
Of cndeavorjn5 to make the study in-
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1t is reported in Boston that three printers, one
of whom prcssuian in the Coarv oilice, were par
ties to the game which cost Rev, MIR. romroy his
money and his character, and that they got the
money which he paid to prevent exposure. ~ y.
San,
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JOY to the House of Ward.


to write to yu that Inc in a state Of CRATE
bis T. trust these lines will find you in,
Iioying the same blesin. Ime rcguvt mated
I've found the immorkal bitters of yooth
SO to speek, 81 am as Timber and frsky J
as year old steer, g. in the future all
the boys which scA go up old bawld
he'd tn me, will do so at the PERIL ol
their hazles, indivilooaly. Inc power
full happy. Heaps of joy has descended
uPen me to onct 81 feel Ike bran new
man. Sumtincs arsk myself is it not
dream p & sunthin within myself se2
at air - but when | look at them sweet
little critters know it is reallerty-2
redlerty's | may sax feel gay
There's eon~idcrbul human nature in a
m4a, artcr all.
returned from the Summer Campanc
with my unparalleled show of wax works
and livin wild beests Of Prey in the crIv
part Of this munth. The people of Bald
iHsViIte n me cordully and immeitly
eammenst restin my self with my famerly.
The other mite while | was down to the
tavern tostin my shins a5in the bar room
fire & amusin the krowd with sum Of my
alyentHis. who shood cum in bare heleI
& terrible excited but Bill Stokes, who
sez, So he, Old WarA, there's CRATE
d0ins up to your louise
81 |, 'WiIlian, how so:'
81 he, .B4st my gjzzrl, but its
srata d5inS, u then he .a!cd as if heed
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A surly bachelor remarks that the la
dies fashions snow persistent de.erm
nation, in the d.ar creatures, to crawl
out OF their dresses through the upper
pag..
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PROPER REsENrMENT. : Rev. DR..
Chickcring oe High street church, and
Rev. MIR. Moore OF the Union church ex-
chaugcd pulpits on Sabbath morning
last. When the latter was about half
through with his discourse. at the high
street church, he suddenly stopped and
remarked that tie sermon had cost him
a great deal Of labor; but as it did not
seem to interest the audience and as
many Of them were asleep, he would
proceed with 1t no longer. He teen
closed the meeting with prayer and
benedict GA. Pof;afand Araw,
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TERMS OF ApvEETIsryC.--One square o
less, three insertions, ; ,25;--caCh subs"
quent insertion % cents--1 square year
$500. A liberal discount made ON long al
yerlisements. \ squrt is IL lines Nouparie
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

The TON Boy. Some persons still
seem TO entertain the notion that young
girls need no training except that Of the
mental faculties; that their forms are of less
consequence than their dresses; and that a
development Of physical strength would i'm
pair their delicacy, and tend to make them
masculine. BY restricting their physical
education and limiting their sphere Of ac-
tivity. they are condemned for life to en-.
feebled health, and an endless, idle existence
Let such parents ponder the truth embodied
in the following remarks, which We cut from
the Home Journal.
The Tom boy is an eager, earnest, i'm
pulsive, brighteyed, glad hearted, kind.
souled specimen OF the the genus feminae
If her laugh is little too frequent, aud her
tone little too emphatic, we are willing to
overlook those for the sake of the true life
and exultaDt vitality to which they are 'es-
cape valves ; and indeed we rather like the
high pressure nature which must close of
its superfuous steam in such ebolutons
The glancirg eye, the glowing cheek. the
fresh, balmy breath the 1.-THE and graceful
play Of the limbs, tell tale Of healthy ard
vigorous physical development which is ma.
ture's best beauty. The soul and the mind
will be developed also in due time, and we
shall have before US q woman, in the highest
sense o: the term.
when the Tom boy has sprung up to
heslthful and vigorous womanhood she
will be ready to take hold Of the duties of
life, to become worker in the great system
OF humanity. She will not sit down to sigh
over the work given her to do to simper
nonsense, aDguish in tnnu,, or fall sick at
heart-but she will ever be able to take up
her burden of duty. In her tracks there will
be sound philosophy, in her thoughts bold
ness and originality, in her heart heavens
own purity, and the world will be better
that she lived in it. To her allotted task
she will bring health, vigor, energy and
spirit, and these will give her both the
power and the endurance. without which her
life must be, in some respe cts, q failure
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
The Atquittai Of Mr.. sieklss.

Prom the N. y. Tlnss
The result OF the SickIes trial takes no,
body by surprise. Everybody expected it
Our sage and modest neighbor, the Iieroid
takes the trouble to prove that be predicted
it. Everybody in town and throughout tbe
country did the same thing. The genera
remark now is that the only surprising par,
OF the case is the fact that the jury should
have left their seats, or at all events have
been absent more than ten minutes. All
this is natural enough. 1t is only ast,nish.
ing that some Of our contemporaries should
treat the result a. extrsordnary--ss witbou.
precedent, and rs full Of danger on accoun.
Of the novel principle which 1t is assumed 10
have introduced into the administration OF
criminal law. Our whole judicial history Is
full Of precisely similar cases.
Singleton Mercer, in Philadelphia, fol.
lowed the man who had seduced Ls sister
for days. and shot him in coach lie was
acquitted by the jury. Mr. Jsrboe. 10
Washington, met the seducer q his sister
and asked him il be intended to marry her
be answered no. Jarboe shot him 90 the
spot and was acquitted. Mr.. Myers, in
Virginia, went with . friend to . hotel
sought the seducer OF his wife, found him 10
his room and SHOT him BE- was tried and
acquitted. Amelia Norman, in this City,
shot the man 90 the steps Of the Astor.
House, who had betrayed her : she was &C
quilted. A Mr.. Stomph, 10 Mary laod, shot
at the sedueer Of bis wife and was tried ior
an intent TO kill be WAS acquitted. Mr.
Bowyer, 10 Virginia, shot the selacsr Of bis
daughter q month after learning the fact,
and was acquitted. Mr. smith, in Pbila-
delphia, shot Bank President, who had ~.
duced Smiths wife before ber marriage :
be wss acquitted. Mr.. sherlock. in Phila-
ddphia, accompanied TIE sszbucsr u bis vile
from public room, shot him dead On the
street and was acquitted.
II would have been very remarkable, IT,
after oil tbese preeejents,-wi,h not . sOIIts-
ry instance 10 tbe contrary % lar a. We are
AWARE Mr.. SiekIes should have teen COD
vicied Of murder for killing the man who
had profited by bls friendship accepted bis
hospitality, enjoyed hi- couhsience, besr a
constant g welcome aod trusted guest q,
his hresIde, aud during all tbls time had
been maintaining the n0st criminal aEd iD-
famous relations xith Li. vile. Saeh ar il
soe would have repaired some sr~cial sTplsh.
alton. Ths mos, strera0gs efgrts have
neen made IN various quarters and 90 var.
90 groaod' 70 procsre departure, ia M
oicsiss cas from ,Ls gn'Ofm aei1ON of oar
.s'ie. ard criminal COsr,. 10 c4ss precisely
Ike b. o1r. TLsy have a bser deta,ed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

Prom the ssw yofb Courier and Enquirer
Everything respecting Peace or War re.
mains uncertain but regret TO say that
appearances are even more unfavorable to-
day, than nj the date Of my last, (2lst
March OF two circumstances | AM as
Sured by an Austrian Diplomat Of the first
rank, namely. that his Government will not
consent to either Of two things upon which
France insists % namely, 10 the admission Of
Piedmont into the proposed Congress
TO the sitting Of the Congress at all, until
Piedmont shall have commenced 10 disnrfn.
Without Icing able 10 quote my autbori.
~ Tor what am about To state, bsg you
TO regard 1t IN TACT. Three OF the Five
Powers Of whom (hy their Representatives.
the Congress h TO consist. England, France,
Austria, Prussia and Russia three Of these
five. namely. England, Austria and Prussia
doubt that the Congress will ever take
place The other two, France and Aus.
tria, alone know what will bc the fact, Tor
upon thcr adhesion or objection TO that
which Aurtria insists on, everything
depepds
Thus you will perceive thst oil looks Ices
favorable than II did week ago, even
without taking into view the concentration
OF troops between Lyons AMI Marseilss. 10
the number Of 10000, by order Of the Eu.
pcror Napoleon, aud the assembling at
Toulon, within week from the PRESENT
time, Of q iieet Of thirty steamers Of war
similarly ordered, which could, 10 twenty
four hours. carry 10 the coast Of Italy an
army OF 10000 men.
Relying upon the Emprors welLknown
expression, the Empire In Peace" I would
persist IN my oitrepea,ed belief. that Wsr
will not take place, but there are influences
Of another kind at work to produce an expIo-
sion, which begin TO fear viii prevail.
There 10 reason 10 npprebend that forced
collision is projected by Piedmont.
Should this TACT Inv unfortunately realized.
France viii not wait 10 deliberate upon the
manner niwhch il will have been brought
about. bat fiy at once TO the support Of
Piedmont.
III single cannon shot be fired general
War will ensuc, fDr most unfair and most
ubwsely, the public mind 10 England has
been INSTRUCTED on the subject, and--it
would be affection 10 Disguise it--it Ia anti.
French 01 the subject.
The dissolution oi the English I'arlia-
men' comes TO augment the gloom which
Jervadss Europe at this moment. Lord
Derby always contemplated tha, extreme
measure II be should be beaten on ooy i'm.
portant xass,ioD. but Il IL quite impossible
tina, he can bope Tor M accession Of strength
from q Parliament elected In the pycsen,
circumstances
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I.
The march OF q score Of days 10 Ger;
hushed Is the storm and the tempest's roar
Fair skies look down; soft breezes play;
The landscape smiles in the sunset ray;
And list ! on the hush Of the air there sweils
The far of chime Of vesper bells,
And wordlsss joy in their music dwells.
A JOY that calms the restless soul,
And laves it's fire as the cooling roll
or waters upon a burning beach,
Where shadows or rain. drops never reach;
A gentle, a holy, q soothing calm,
That falls on the heart as healing balm,
And rings in the ear ~ Q sweet.toned psalm.
Fair SELKrHK! harbor Of peace and rest,
Bet in the gold Of the far North west.
With thy river, thy vale, and thy smiling tow
ers.
Furnished oil 0 'er in the sunset hours
Thine air with the breath Of roses bland
Thy sky, like o broad protecting hand,
Stretching far over the verdant land
Sweet SELKIRk memory e'er shall be
Debtor, for IFS best dreams, to thee!
And in the heart, with haunting power,
Shall linger the scene Of thy sunset hour;
And the soul shall rise from its worldly cell,
And soar near heaven. as softly swell
The peaceful tones Of thy vesper bell.
APmL 2jrH, 1859.
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Tng ArLAsric TgLrGKArn-The N. Y.
Tim" IL informed that the negotiations BE-.
tween tbs English government, the Allan.
tic Telegraph Company, y, and the New York,
Newioundlsnd and London Telegraph Com
pany have reached point which leaves no
doubt oi the governments guarantee Of 8
per cent. on the GGOO, 900 capital being &C
ccp,ed. IN view Of ihis fact. the Atlantic
Company are actively engaged 10 making
the most thorough tesb Of tbe various kipds
Of cable adapted TO the Atlantic line, and
will he prepared 10 enter into the becemary
contracts a, an early day. 10 the mean.
time the company have decided 10 expend a
sum not eNc~ding 100000 10 resuscitate
the present cable, and active prcparations
10 this cnd will bc commenced ~ soon as
the weather will admit. The heavy battery
Of Mr. Iienly, which arrived at 81. Johns
n +. late last fall, has not yet been sent 10
the telegraph station at Trinity hay, owing
TO tn ice, bot will b. 10 position within the
neSt lev weeks " days The Atlantic
Company viii no, a,tstnp, 10 lay the new
cable until JAY Of nest year
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your homes. BE true to your Church. BE
true to your God. Follow after them who
left His Cross last, and found His grave the
first. Follow after her whose sacred legend
CLEANS upon you now, it may be, for the
last time Z" behold the handmaid Of the
Lord" Remember. always. TO be holy
women Keep your hands ever on the
Cross. Fix your eyes, ever, on the crown
Lambs Of the Lamb 10 meekUess and lov.
ingness be doyelings Of the Dove, in peace
and purity, aud piety Dear daughters Of
my heart, God bless you.
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PsAzrE RrygR.--We have dates from
Victoria 10 the 10Th Of March. If the Vic
toria Gazais = TO b. behaved, Well. Fargo
a Go. have brough, 5000 10 trcasurr
from Victoria slDce the frs. oi January.
A Bugget q gold worth s2C0. obtained
iron ,be Indians Of Omen Charlotte Island
had been brought to Victoria. The lDdi
am aid there ss much more Of thu saIne
Kind u ,'ur wberc they got that, and prom
ed ~ get sOne more - Il, hu, would not
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SAINT PAUL. THURSDAY MAY s. 1859

and the result Of his trial only adds one more
to the list Of cases in which juries have jus
tilted the killing OF men who had committed
the most cruel of crimes without the slight
est danger OF being punished by law.
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satisfied themselves with drinking. His
wines were always the best that could be
obtained. Nothing could excel the order with
which his table was served. Every servant
knew what he was TO do, and did il 10 the
npst quie, and rapid manner. The dishes
and plates were removed aud changed in
silence and speed tina, seemed like enchaut.
ment.
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NEW SERlES-NO. lD.

tell the place To the whites. The Gaseiis
says some real estate owners in Victoria
raised the prices OF their lots 25 per cent.
after this nugget arrived.