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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

PrJers Siarery.-A negro woman named
Margaret Price emancinated fifteen wears
ago by a Mr.. Price, was at the Mayors Court
yesterday, Tor the purpose of taking the init
atory steps for being sold into slavery. Sue
mas peen To Philadeiphia, aud experienced the
advantages of negro life at the North: and
her preference having settled decidedly upon
"OIo Virglnny." she comes back with a deter
mination To remain If possible. The facts
were briefly stated TO the Mayor by IL. l..
Brooke, Esq, who stated that a gentleman OF
TINS city had consented to purchase the wo-
man. II the Circuit Court decides to grant
the application, she will be sold into slavery
in accordance with her desire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

LUMP OF GoLD.-J. j. Stuart Il Co, of
New York, shipped for Europe, by the kanea-
roo, a lump of California gold weighing 2,25i
or, and worth Si4,55l.I. 1t is eleven and sew
en-eighths inches long, four inches deep, and
q Na inches in width.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

A DANGEROUS TowN.-Jeremiah Parker, OF
Goffstown, N. H., got tired of his wife some
months ago and deserted her Mrs. Foote. of the
same place found her affections for Mr.. Foote
wearing. and day or TWO since the hopeful
pair eioped together. Mrs. Fcote leaves five
children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Tasatre.-Snakspeare's great historic al play
of Henry ", closing with the ba title OF
Shrewsbury and the death of Hotspu r, will
be produced tonight. 1t has II OF been lay ed
i'll Richmond tor two years. if we rene mber
correctly The character of the vale rous
knight-Sir John Faistaff-is to be represe nted
by Barry Sullivan. The piece, we are in
formed, will be put upon the stage with gr eat
regard to cast, costume and scenic effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

'sPlugs."--We are informed that several per-
sons, whose dress is tashioued after the rowdy
pattern, have been rendering themselves quilr
offensivein various places for some nights pas {,
by their staggering talk. They profess to haii
from Baltimore. The police will doubtless
keep look ont for them, III the event of any
demonstration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

From INpIA-Bombay advices to the 27th
of September had been received at London,
by the overland mail. Ii was reported that
Mana Sahib was dying of fever. Tie ship
Waban, of Boston, had been struck by Light
ming at Bombay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

DsceaSed.-Information was received yester-
day OF the death of Bfr. VIM. G. Young, (iate
while on his way South ia the hope OF fresfora-
tion o health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

CosT OF THE LATE ARCTIC SEARCHEs.-Mr.
Snow. formerly second in command of the dis
covery ship Prince Albert, in the course OF a
recent lecture, stated that there had been no
less than ninety xpediiions fitted out TO search
for Sir John Franklin, at cost OF fS;,e,stt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

TfppFfne.--John Walls ard Henry Mathews
were before the Mayor yesterday to answer
charge ofretailing ardent spirits without q
tavern license. and cent to the Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Trial Of N. B. Dickinson.-The argument in
this case was opened yesterday ty Mr. Young,
Tor the Commonwealth, i'll an able speech oi
ABOUT TWO hours length. In the afternoon
COL August opened for the defence He spoke
.hree hours or more, using every appliance OF
legal argument and oratory in behali of the
prisoner. Mr.. Crump was to fo.' low. and the
case Will probably be submitted 10 the jury
to-day
The Court room was crowded yesterday
with eager list steners
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The naw overiure Nv Pos,

Mmsfc.-The new overture, by Rosenberger
was played by the orchestra at the Theatre
night before last. The audience applauded IL
heartily, and continued the sencoress' till the
and sleigh bells, We're introduced with fine ef-
feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

VIGOROUS OLD AGE-The Rev. James Ho-
bart, Of Berlin. VT, aged 81 years, walked from
that town to Washington, a distance Of IS miles,
on FRIDAY. the 7,n ulI, as he had an engage
inent To preach there the next Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

M RIDERS IN ST. LOUIS, Mo.--Last
Monday morning, a tail, weIl-tormed man,
with brown hair, beard and nous stache,
was found in a dying condition at the cor
ner of Broadway and Cherry streets, st. Louis,
Mo, with his skull extensively fractured ana
many severe cuts on his head and hands. He
died in few minutes. Same afternoon, a
young, unknown man, dark hair and COM
plexion, was picked up in Morgan street, near
twenty second, fatally injured about the
head. He, also, soon died. Pretty well for
one Gay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

THE SKELEroSs.---A firm of Ansonia, Conn.,
manufacture daily LOO lbs. brass clasps for
ladies' skeleton skirts. Their factory is In
operation from midnight on Sunday until
midnight On Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

FIRST Lor-The first lot 1.-TWO hoesseads) of
new crop New Orieans sugar wa received in
New Yofk on Saturday. The quality is fine,
and il is held at 8 cents, sx having been Of
fered The first lot lass year was received
some time in the latter part OF October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

!. RsesiriHg Siotea Psopsr,g.- Mary j. Smith
ers, free woman ofcolor, was punished yes
terday by the Mayors order, for receiving q
quantity OF wood frem Cyrus. slave Of John
d. Qaarles, knowing IL TO have been stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

York Rirer Railroad.-The annual meeting
of The stockholders of the Richmond aud York
River Railroad will ba held at the Office In this
city to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

~ W ord To the Wise is Sufficiept.-Emi-
reaf phl SicIans now using T. r. BASS COUGH
NtRI 2. tor Coughs. Colds. Consumption. &c . in
their Vra"tce, TESTIFY that II is the best in use
qHd 5t yos are suffering, do as others are d0ing
.lVe Z tris, and continue its II il benefits
son! as fnuch IS accomplished every way hy rer-
severance His other remedies, equally vaiua ble
are tie Fam Extractor, Compound hperient and
LIVER Pals. E.e Water, tne nIarrhpR, Ds seutery,
and Blood, Flux Remedies. Toothache Tincture,
cnre tor neGratEia, and others, can he had by
y holesais ana retail OF ~
T. r. BASS. Proprietor.
Clay street west side. between lst and ID,
Richmond. FIrsi mia.
Also, APPERS0N & DUPUl, Druggists. No.
o.. Broad street. &C B-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

MINIsTERIAL.-The Rev. Jehn Y. Gholson,
of Petersburg Va, has left for his new home
In Macon, Marengo county, Alabama, where
Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

ccaaty cekrt.-~Civil business occupied the
attention Of this Court yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

ELECTION OF LAY DELEGATE.-The Metho-
oist Church IN Virginia have adopted plan OF
lay co-operation; each congregation is now
called upon to elect delegate TO represent it at
the Annual Conference. On Wednesday eveL- :
ing the members of the Washington Street Me-
thodlst church will convene for the purpose OF
electing a lay delegate to represent them the
next Annual Conference, which convenes al
Lynchburg on the 10th instant. Itis desirable
that there shall be full turn out on the occa-
sion, To participate in this novel election-Pe-
tersbRrg Ka.l Int.
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p, Book-keeper and Accountant

- Book Keeper and Accountant
IOhN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sea- ai Raoks regularly and neatly, and 10 exam
ne. write up. settle aud adjust accounts.
lie has haJ long experience IN Book keeping,
and mas testimonials from men of the first standing
n Richmond
Application may he made to JOHN L. VII
IiANS, al the Office of Messrs. JOHN A. LANCAs-
TER SoN. &C lS-2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

EA- Every Lover Of Coed Bread. should
w sEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
VEA-pf.es ~ cents. For sale everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
IA. wA.Iiartshorne's ure-Ali.

II tG kES ALL PAIN,
Ies rs.uahis preparation is used internally and
externally, II cures
IuJIEACHE, HFADACHE,
SFEAt " and BRUISES SCHILBLAINS.
gEsLkRA Mp3BLS, tARA CHI,
REFENATfSM. SCAiDS and BURNS,
MI RhE.6fA. CHOLERA.
FAN n TAG LIMBS PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN Irthe STOMACH. PAIN ~ the BREAST
SgEF THROAT. FROSTED FEET.
FsIN N THt Back. PAIN IN the BOW ELS.
B,.r- % fire TONIC. II is very beneficial for a
weaA >f1mtf h or bowels.
Ia aa,t oi y, 25 and 50 cents. Sold hy all Drug
ss,s n Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk. and
thro4&t'u the State. Je l4-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Relsnted.--Mrs Sarah Griffin got out a war
rant and had her husband, John Griffia. ar
pssted for assaulting and beating her; bur when
the case was called in the Mayors Court yes
terday, she failed 10 make her appearance; SO
the accused was released from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Rev. Zelora Eaton, Baptist minister, long
a resident Of Troy, Ohio, died in that place, on
the 18th ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST A CANADA RAI1.
WAY CoMPANf.-In the case of Fawcett vs.
the Great Western Railway Company, the
jury brought into court verdict Tor $500
ceased.
Two other actions of similar nature. aris-
Ing out of the Flamboro' accident in NAV last
were tried at the Wentworth assize on Wed
nesoay. One was brought by a person named
Cook against the same comDany. and he oh.
tanned yerdct and damages to the amount OF
@3,DsD The widow of John McAieese obtain
ed a verdict to the same amount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

VisIT OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
WABASH TO TUNls.-Captain Layellette, IN
letter to the Secretary of the Navy, dated Ma
pies, October 18th, says he had taken the Ame
rican Consul, Mr.. Nicholson, to Tunis in the
Wabash. 1t was customary to salute the
English and French Consuls whenever they
arrived or departed, but no other such officers
We're similarly honored But as our treaty
with Tunis placed our Consuls on Il footing
with the most favored nations, and this fact
having been explained, the authorities cheer
fully accorded the salute to both Captain La
vellette and Consul Nicholson. The carriages
of the Bey We're in waiting at the landing
where our officers were received by persons Oh
the highest rank and escorted to the paiace.-
The interview was very satisfactory the Bey
saving that he should endeavor to cultivate
the most friendly relations with the United
States. Captain Lavellette adds: lcertainiy
discovered thats our presence was having
beneficial effect on the new Government, and
especially with reference to the position OF
our Consul / am satisfied our short trip to
Tunis will conduce to the best i'll terests of the
United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

JOHN QuINcEY ADAMS ON Eprrops
jury, 1872, plan for an independent news
paper was proposed to John Quincy Adams
by some members of Congress, and the neces-
sity OF such paper was urged upon him with
great estness. He replied IAN indepen-
dent newspaper is very necessary to make
truth known to the people; but an editor re-
ally independent must have a heart OF oak,
nerves of iron, and soul of adamant to carry
II through. His first attempt will bring a
hornet's nest about his head, and, if they do
not sung him to death or to blindness, he will
nave to pursue his march with them continu-
aiiy sWarming over him, and be beset on all
SIDES with obloquy and SANDER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Renorating the Capitol The hall of the
House OF Delegates has been newly carpeted,
new drapery oyerhangs the Speakers chair.
and other evidences of "fixing up. are visible
all around. The Senate chamber is undergo
ing similar process of renovation and repair.
As dliapdated as the old building is, the halls
OF legislation will be rendered very comforta-
Bile. The members elect have in most instances
fastened their names to the desks Individually
preferred, and those who have neglected this
wise precautlon, will have TO take back seats.
FIRST Come first served" is one of the rules OF
.he House not exactly enacted by legislation,
but sanctioned by custom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

IA. Light. Light, Light !--Buy the
RE'~T.-,jeuHine CAMEL COAL OIL, manuiac
t4rpd from virginia Camel Coal. a beautiful
csaT oil, warranted 10 burn well, not To smoke or
Elle an, unpleasant Ord0T. This oil is tree from
aas adutera will not plode, and is the most
economical oil ia use. Sold by
FISHER & WINSTON,
Gc lq-lm Druggists. w holeSale AGENTS.
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eia nad
dsaynfh Il at the spdhs1 sho1e an
numbers nd pT,zes ,s5e aa as sney nste "
+. 8. 6 BAi4sBsh' Bi4sBs Sworn Cons.
Swarm IA an subscribed before me. = sz
'"''A " .ra LEWis tEvYi YiJfPi
above columns ontain the numbers which were
drawn frosn the W. heel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize n ,bs list and does mol and
in s. your ticket is b ann; ends in s.rs an.
All tickets where tn, NUMBER ehas IN arc h;s ~
Tilted & to ~ N addition ttIe It to- Halt quarter
draw thu 1 m enpttIsa 20 iii
draw over the s sao pixies. Halves. quarters and
eiShths N proportion, INST be returned n
this Office for cash h" or rsnrsstms Mt. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be 's1i nou. -
CTUDY YOUR OWN INTk REsT:-
AbAsNITS " 9E9pSTi9Nc SdG Hbs6
makes one of the most complete DRY oooDS
Ee,sht varet, Va ,ee Of BRocApED SILK ROBES
s.Tnan"n the latest sts ls out at less than cost
Ele'ant Sill RUBfEs, silk Velvet FLouNcEs.
Fancy SILKS for Dresses, new styles and vory
Splendid All Wool Paris printed DELAINES. in
R.hes and plain Dresses, at greatIy reduced
Poul de Chevers Wool PLAID SILK POPffNS,
:. and every variety Of Dress Goods now woin
French and English MERlNoES. all eoioTs. at
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT-com.
psss e syss @ It It aas sssa 'sss
msq. Epslv ln hs or ary sihsr c1 I'm RI.svrr mr.
ARTMENT-Contains the best stock o Servsnfs'
sioeds of the most favcrite makes, st prices that
'sti cLGTR sSi b. PPaRTMET Has compls,e stock
Of CLOTHS. ,cAssIMeREs. sATfNETTs,
JEANS and v ESfI>GS. adapted for Gentlemen
a bea Il Rp &C sanksnpt a sales and % Re sod
eraIi, under ihsirvalne. An early ca is sol cited
at oa ss gGsass hsf h2frRfb sfs Sosrs
rJ,0 0PHYsiefANS.-we invite your aitention
to our stock ef new and valna'ie cbemcsf and
Pharmaceutical Preparations AMONGST winch are
IS soirTIoN 'fltsToa OF PER suLPHATE OF IRON.
ciTRsTf e,fnf pf sfss sS
censrssed PREPARATION of ali the Aikaiolds Of cia-
IoDipE OF SODIUM, substitute for Iodids
o The Ti asns,as BognAuI rs PggsINE.
slycercls Of the Hyroghos9hiiss-
slIS. 81 e. Eias; ssls. d.; d.;
MEADE s BAKER, Phsrmseea,is,s,
Isl Main ST., cor. above Post once.
[,OR COLDS. COUGHS. &c.- Brown.s. Bron-
.es sPs Ps.ss s as sGs s
wort Paste; Alum and Kline Iezens ss, ard ~ the
s,sndasd sraHp sJ a
Prescription stote IS Mxna
. - I.
CHAwPAGNE..-sO baskets Psine'g . fnpe-
~ rial. now one Of the most popular nsSkds nss
ss ts'ed IN this country. sSsisssri6 s%siEsrH % aieM R
En BOxES GROUND PEPfFH. 20 hcxes
spsl Mustard. Brooliyn ard 6anxsfs ~ hdfs orssn
fsppe1. fos 'A'' ~ WI. WALLACE SONS.
~ TR1sTNGA WOKM klLLER-vIHgiNfA
Y WORN KILfER-~)ne ei tho hest and tHost
eEeient Vefmiiu ses IN use ~ w 81 Nnia n
= = = = : = -
sYE RHIS. S.A.tUfFEE Alts AMs hhisu kK.
90 @ do % !. % ibis. Cut Loaf COS - hhln GFush~
go ao'' : ~ : - s-'s'' WAf. w kELxcR sofR e
adACKEREL.-75 half khlx No. ! Markef1l M
lNl 90 bbis. medium do and - bblt- srnaA M4e&~s
rel, just received, tar sAle Is !. 2. II, n. s
TzRO.-1 fiefces striotIY DfluA 1HlaS&t u
~ Lard. Tor sals ~ MA6yIE y EkE&M&s4J&s s s
GLOvEK skKbI- R0sss ~ r . . ss925 ~ 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

A NoRTHERNER's VISIT TO OLD BROWN IN
PRIsoN-The Truth as to His Treatmeat.-
The Northern Republican press has been very
busy in propagating the idea of bad and inhu-
man treatment of John Brown by the Virgin
ians, as their prisoner-their indisposition to
give him a fair trial, &c; but those OF the
North even. who have visited Brown in pri-
son, are impelied to give contradiction TO
this stuff. A correspondent of the Boston
Traveller, who made flying visit to Charles
town last week. and was present when the
sentence upon Brown was pronounced,
writes:
During my interviews with Brown at the
Jail, he repeated what he said in court, that he
was perfectly satisfied with the fairness OF his
trial and the kindness of his treatment. He
said that Captain Avis his jailor, showed as
much kindness in treating him, rs he had
shown courage in attacking him SIT is what
I should expect from brave man. Seeing
that one of the deputy jaiIors was present, he
added: 81 don't say this TO tiatter-it isn't my
way. l say it because II is true" (For the
same reason here repeat lt.) Judge Parker
appears To have conducted the trial with re-
markable candor, dignity and impartiality;
and when we consider what a servile insnr-
rection is, the self-control of the people is
wonderful.
Brown has not been in irons since the first
night, and every possible indulgence is shown
him, except the indulgence of delay. Even
:he speed of the trial is, in part, accounted for
by the accident that the term of the Court
happened TO be held just at the time.
He speaks highly of his medical attendants,
but REJECTS the offered counsel of all ministe
who believe that slavery is right
Stevens liesoG a bed i'll the same large room,
dangerously wounded. He will probably not
be tried at this term.
The Bosto Atlas and Bee publishes a letter
written by Brown TO a Quakeress in Rhode
Island, from whom he had received sympa-
asr,sT 1oTf tlII
a want of military skill and foresight, but in
sists that he took up arms in a righteous cause,
ard ex presses his firm conviction that his mo-
tiyes We're just.
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A. LII uNCdbG k5. NOV. ..
AZ regular session Of the Hastings Court.
eaa es,s 10 TINS city on yesterday Robert Scott.
=. g negro, was tried, convicted and sentenced
~ ~ sWo @ years imprisonment in the penitentia-
y, loI steaiing S21 worth Of ieweIry from the
s'oae 1 OF Messrs. Williams & Son.
" elec uon for county clerk and for COM
,nsssioner ,is OF the revenue for this city, held
= 2esTIeay, - passed of in the usual quie, way.
10y. =. ~ Euoank is elected commissioner by a ma
JoIlty OF liz over the combined vote Of his two
vpponens. The contest for the clerkship Is
;imougnI oy some to be close; but the general
Impression seems to be that j. d. Alexander is
eaee,ea over i: l.. Arlington. the next highest
canaIaate on the list, by small majority. Sew
"a the numerous candidates for this Office
morning. e1i' noui IA Tue
nyreanna Chapel, a M. P. Church. about2 2h
last. NSa'eu On Ouhoay
hoteI is In course of construction. and
neaIiy completed, at Buford's Depot. Bedford
county, on the line of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Kaiiroad The stages connect at this
point for Buchanan, Lexington. Natural
bridge, etc. This house will be a Convenience
Wnieh mas long been needed by the travelling
punilc, and Mr.. p. II. Burruss, the proprietor
Will doubtless be well paid for his enterprise.
PINKNgy
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

ro, IMIssIoNERs' CERTiPIcATE.-The UNDER
s;sneJ sworn Commissioners To superintend the
drawn, of the Sparta Academy Lottery DO hereby
cartify tn at the above IS an accurate hst OF IGo
nnmhers nd prizes as they were drawn by u thss
day, Nov. 1th, 1859 at Au ,iis qstai Ga.
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EAx steam Engine for saIe.--A fwo-and- a.
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in complete order,
having been used only three weeks. twill be sold
al q bargain. Apply al this Office. oe IT'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

kAR. 4. Hsbsen, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER.-Iiis HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING, eHAsiPO0ING aud DYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing TO
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
prov ed style, would advise you to call on him.
Entfance on Ilth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

THE BIsHoP OF NEW JERsEY.-We were
gratified with the first public ministration OF
Bishop Odenheiiner, who preached in two
churches to large and attentive audiences. At
Trinity, a large number of confirmations We're
made. I believe he here takes up the visitation
OF the Diocese where Bishop Doane was COM
PEELED TO abandon it by his last illness. On
this first appearance of the new Bishop there
was natural curiosity among many to see
hear and become acq quainted with him. Numer-
Gus parties called upon him, and the we'll
known hospitality OF our city was extended TO
him. He has made decidedly favorable impress
sion. You know that in appearance he is port
ly and commanding, yet, on shaking hands with
him, and conversing for a few moments, was
struck with the open attability of his manners,
reminding me of the social access sibility of his
predecessor, whose genial temper possessed a
magnetism for all who approached him
Bishop OdeL heimer is preparing to take up his
permanent residence at Riverside in the course
of the next few weeks.-Irenton Cor. Nerark
DQiEu.
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JACK FRosT.-There is q mellow ring in
this elegant extract, which BELTS the mellow
days of autumn
Mr.. Jack Frost does but kiss the chaste tace
of nature and behold how she bushes in the
maple, the woodbine and oak, and turns all
manner OF coiors in the beech, the linden, the
chesuut and elm. How beautiful she looks
in her heightened color. But her brilliant
complexion is, alas but hectic-an evidence
OF frailry-a precursor OF speedy decay. Con-
sumption imparts this glorious and exquisite
loyeliness to her conference.-the the eX-
preston is not of this world it is celestial
the ushering in of the indescribable future.
The beauty of the world is most ravishing
when first touched by the magical finger OF
the frost, which is at once the DEATH stroke OF
the foliage, and cause of its dying dolphin
splendors. Thus the sun sheds a lustre over
creation at his setting. surprising his noon
day giores, filling the universe with food of
light and beauty, as if 10 indemnify mankind
for the privatlons of both during the ap-
preaching night. So nature dresses herself
in her wonderful beauty, as a parting pledge
of her love, and memorial for us to take
and to cherish during the sombre days of the
coming win ter, when no flowers can blossom,
no yerdure quicken.
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rHA baskets Psinop tH1pe~
~ rial - now one Of the mnst popular hfak - nfs
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