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Dempster reduces everything to mathe'
mstics. He got married because kissine
saves ifty per cent on his sugar tax. OLD
bachelors will please notice.
To cure hams, ascertain what is The
matter with them. Then apply the prop.
sr remedies: and il you do not succeed in
curing them, it amt your fault.
Listening to lady who was pouring
out q stream of talk, Jerrold whispered to
the person next to him. "Shem cough
soon, and then we can strike in."
The early bird gets the worm That,
true; and /: is equally true that it il the
early worm ''as gets tuck" therefore we
will turn over and sleep little longer.
A gentleman, who had great fondnesl
for the science of chemistry, named one
of his daughters Sal. Volatile, and the
other Sal. Tartar.
Homepathv-Throwing kiss st q
young lady with your hand. Allopathy
Delivering kiss by-in the most salts.
factory manner.
A doctors wife attempted to move
him by her tears. "Ahl" said he, "tears
are useless. have analysed them. They
contain little posphate Of lime, some
chlorate of sodium, and water"
Youth to fortune and to fame unkno IN,
S,i: your stumps, and leave unturned no
stone.
Mans daily occupation-Getting up in
the morning and going to bed at night,
which is occasionally varied by going to
bed at night and getting up in the morn.
ing.
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Sale Of Lands.
Oct. ls, 1859. If.


1lHE following tracts of. land situated IN Mem
roe and Washington counties
MUST BID SOLD
for whateverthey will bring. IS refri
: The north west quarter Of the south wsst
quarter Of section %, township 3, range 6.
containing 80 acres and 93-100. 7 ta5S
Two acres and 27-100 Of an acre OF the east
side of the north east quarter Of the south,
west quarter of the same section, township,
and range. ,........ \ h.
The above lands are In Washingten ssu.-
ty, Ohio ....... s4jiia Hcs
Also, tho following lands in Asnroe county.
Ohio: q I
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section Is, township 8, Of range 4.
containing 40 acres. ..s. s5,tese
Also, "a acres and 1s-100 on the west side.
Of the north west quarter of the south wesA
quarter Of section Is, .to1nshiy q. Of range 4.
Also, Is acres and 34-l00 OF the west sidS ofr
the south west quarter Of the north vest ouar-
ter of the same section, township and range.
& Also, 6 acres and 97-l00 of the north side
Of the north west quarter Of section 80, tsAn-
ship 1, and range 4. ';sesl nsas.'sevF
! ~ For information. in regard TO the abSv>
lands, enquire Of Seley Y. Masen, Washins-
ton City, or vrssA rlosssAf-A
/ HoLLISTRR 4 NoLLN
3sgG Wsoas1slAs okl&
osAsbsr - lsee. 81 rial;fW iis4se1s
2tGes y ...s..... hssrt& SSta
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'DUFF'S COLLEGE,
NEW IRON BUILDINGS,
FIFTH STREET, PITTsBURaH.

. iafa3 .e5s l--s
The new Hall, constructed for this institu
tioh, is the most elegantly finished and furnish
ed in the United States.
p. DUFF, Principal, Author Of DuGs Bool
keeping; Western Steamboat Bookkeeping
Em. WESTERVELT, Prof. ofBsokkseping, Of with
assistants. -f
J. s. DUNCAN, Author Of the Gems Of Pen.
manship, Prof. Of Psnmanship.
j. MURPHY, Author Of the Infaliable Coun-
terfeit Bank Note Detsctor, teacher of that
art.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
Tie establishment is under the supervision
and daily Lectures Of the Principal, and is the
only one Of the kind in the country directed
by practical Merchant and an experienced
practical Accountant. Having qualified fol-
q O O q
Students; many of whom are among the most
extensive Merchants and Bankers in the coun-
try. And letters can be seen at the Office
from others who are now receiving
q 4 q O O
per annum as Accountants.
DUFFS SYSTEM OF BOOKKEEPING has
been adopted in the schools Of New York City,
and is admitted to contain the most thorough
Commercial course Of study extant: and the
STduudteS Ot tulS luSGtuIlOu 8E0 I0l0II0u W III
all directions in case ofdihiculty in accounts.
On graduating, each student is presented
with an elegantly bound copy Of Duncan's
business and Ornamental penmanship-the
most valuable work on the Science now pub
lished.
For 1858, FIRST PREMIUM for the best Or.
namental and Business Writing, were awarded
Mr.. Duncan by the
PENNA. STATE FAIR, AT PITTSBURGH;
MISSOURI STATE FAIR, AT ST. LOUIS;
UNITED STATES FAIR AT RICHMOND, VA;
Over competitors from all parts Of the country.
The College Circular of so pages, and an
elegant engraving of the new Iron Buildings,
with samples Of Mr.. Duncans's Business and
Ornamental Pen and Ink writing (not en-
graved,) mailed post paid on receipt of letter
stamps. Address, -
p. DUFF, Principal.
%Reliable professional advice can be OBJ
tanned in all cases of difficulty with Merchants
or Steamers Books.
Feb. 2, 1859, renewed June -, 1853.
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The State Of Ohio, Noble Co.
Iamas Kent ! Court of Cannon PLns

vs. In Partition.
Jas. P. Reed ct al BY virtue Of an order Of
said court to me directed, will offer for sale
on the premises herein after described on
Saturday the 31st day Of December 1859.
Between the hours of o'clock and O'Clock
D. m: the following described lands and tene-
ments to wit: The east half of section twenty
nine in township seven and range seven also
about two acres Of the east side Of the south
west quarter of said section township and
range, described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at . stone forty-four rods south Of the centre
of said section, on the east line Of said quarter
thence west eight and one half rods 10 stone
on the bank of the creek; thence with the me-
anderings of the creek in south direction to
q stone on the bank of the creek on said east
line Of said quarter section; thence north to
the place Of beginning. Also and acre and
thirty-thres hundredths of an acre OF Of the
north east corner of the east half Of the north
east quarter of section twenty eight in said
township and range and described as follows
to wit: commencing at the north east corner of
said section twenty-eight; thence south thir-
teen rods; thence west to the creek; thence
down the creek to the north line Of said section;
thence along said line to the place of begin
ming, all of the aforesaid real estate being in
said Noble county. And also the following
described real estate which il situated in Mon
roe county Ohio, to wit: the west half of the
north west quarter Of section. ,twenty-three in
township seven Of range seven and also the
south east quarter of the north west quarter of
said section township and range. All of the
aforesaid lands in both counties are appraised
at the sum of ten thousand eight hundred and
eight dollars. 90 ts.tI liis s--ss
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year and one third inatwo years
rom the day of sale, the deferred payments to
bear interest and be secured by mortgage on
ls remises. SAMUEL DANFORD,
nv. % 80. sy10 ohsgtG 81 Nstls O.. o,
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OVER 100000

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with SOL
vency and fair profit.
% Especial attention given to Insurance of
Dwellings and Contents, for terms of to 5
years. .'----''-..
The solid service, long and successfully
tried, and tho many advantages the Etna In
surance Company possesses in its line, should
not be overlooked by those ready to insure
and understanding their best interests.
During Hstringent times" tho necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
the ability of property owners to sustain
loss being then much lsssensd.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
the States. Policies issued with
out delay by any Of the duly authorized
Agents of the Company.
Business attended to with fidelity and Des-
patch. FREDERICK KORHLER, AeRxr.
~0fice Keohlers Corner, Woodsfeld, o.
Sept. 80, 1852. INST.
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. Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Charles Lobenstsin Plff. n At the in
wurtz Austie & McVeigh Defts. the plain
til an order Of attachment was On the End day
Of Nov. 1859 issued by E. B. Cox Justice Of
the peace for Salem tow iship Monroe county
Ohio against the goods, chattles, rights credits.
moneys and effects of the defendants for the
sum Of one hundred and eigkty-nine dollars
and ninety six cents and summons having been
returned not served, said case is adjourned un-
til Tuesday Goth of December 1859, 10 .. M.
Nov. 80. 4tpd. CHARLES LOBENS STEIN.
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Spirit Of Democracy.
LET 'ER RIP.

LET FER RIP.
ONE sunny afternoon last week,
VI thought I'd take ride;
And hired nag they said was fast,
= Pm sure she was when tied.
Ny friend, Bil1 Spriggins, drove the mare,
While I lad on the whip,
And shouted till was quite hoarse-
Biily, put that animated female projec-
sivs-power through-g'lang, Let her rip!
We stopped at Mil Creek on the road,
or course we had to smile,
And gave the expeditions nag
A drink, and rest awhile;
- We Jagged and calling for the mare,
tossed the man q ftp,
Jumped into the Wagon, and seizing the
!, Seins, requested the Ethiopian individual who
Held the double distilled essence of lightning,
r. IN sMphatio tones to--Let her ripf
chap who drove large bay nag
Seemed anxious for brush
30 whipping up our own fast crab,
= We went it with arush;
Twas neck and neck a mile or moro,
When his mare made trip:
We glided by like lightning creased,
= For having hired the extraordinary ami
NAL, we concluded that we had perfect right
TO get the worth of our money, and there
fore-Let her rip!
- We drove along without mishap,
~ At least dozen miles;
Stopping now and then, Of course,
To take the several " smiles"
At last we ran into q chap,
= a. Who gave US too much ftp,
The horse broke-the wagon too-pitch-
ing Bill and myself into ditch by the road
side. Bill, says /, the horse has run away !!
Bill, struggling unds. the combined efforts Of
."iager" and mouthful Of mud, exclaimed
Lerker rip!
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STAFFORD LODGE No. 500.

OF free and accepted Masons, meet tbs
Monday on or preceding the full moon in
each month.
g. W. MASON, W. ".
J. B. WrLLrAMs, 8. WI WV. BROCK, 8. D.
J. w. BARNET, ]. w. WV. L. MORTON, J. d.
JOSEPH BALL, Treas. J. }. CALVERT, Tyler.
A. h. KErrELKR, Secretary.
Stafford, March LIST, 1859.
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SHERLEFS NlLE

SHEhxfF'S SALE.
P. M. Oshel 4 w. W. DY virtue Of writ
Oshel, vs. Dof Vendif,oni er-
James stallings, ct al. posss, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of the county Of
Monroe, and State Of Ohio, and to me directed
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
court-house in the town Of Woodsheld, on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of DEC. 1859,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock a. M, and
four O'Clock p. m, on said day, the following
described real estate situated in said county
to wit: 49, -
quarter of section 8, township 6, and range Z
containing 424 acres, moro or less.
Taken in execution and ordered to be sold
as the property of James Stallings, ct al, .,
the suit of p. N. Oshel 4 w. w. Oshel.
c. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff, N. c. o
Sept. 80, 1859. $3.50.
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Monroe Lodge No. l89.
GAINESVILLE STATION, Nov. IA, 1876

OF Free and Accepted Masons, meet the
" Wednesday evening on or preceding each
full moon, at the Masonic Hall.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD ARCHBOLD, W. M.
JAS. MITCHELL, s. w. JOHN s. WAY, 8. D.
w. w. JORDAN, J. w. s. HoLLIsrKR, J. D.
H. 3. HILL, Treas. - , Tyler.
JAS. R. NORRIS Sec'y.
Woodsfeld, Feb. 2, 1859.
, 1859-09-16

These figures show q total Of e,766, ,s26. Of
which about a,79o, 900 are infantry, 10000 cav
airy, Il, 900 artillery and S4 900 ridemen. Prob.
ably these figures are more familiar to Europe
ans d!au 10 Anericans. They count our ayaii
poon
ly give it n thought.
No other nation haa 80 vast and effectirc an
army as this would be in case Of need. It in
practically useless for foreign invasion, or for
governmental tyranny, but Tor defence it ia in
rincible It lacks discipline and drill, but in
Il respect il Is no dif ere1 Il om the new lev
les winch compose the majority Of every army
in time Of war. The mass Of the men wh Q
fought nj Magenta and Solferino we're no better
disciplined two years ago. A few weeks woul 4
suffice 70 put my portion Of it in readiness 70
service IN The field. It has two important nd
One is, that nearly every man in it is more or
less familiar with the use Of firearms; while in
Europe they are carefully kept from the hands
Of ths people. The other il, tbat there are no
disadected men in it, Every man feels that the
cause Of his country is his own. No other army
in the world but has some soldiers who would
willingly desert or besray the flag they serve
under. -,
Ill other nr1nies arc both terror and d bur-
den to the people that employ them, eren III time
Of peace. The best ofthcm are the French. The
prussian, the English and the Russian. The
French Corps d Armee is m engine to crush
popular action. The Prussian Landwehr ia q
cnnhrous machine, powerful, but inflictiug Us
much anooyanee on is own people As on th g
enemy The English Army is equivalent to i,
perpetual hole ia every Englishman's pocket
The Russian Army, SO far as the privates ara
concerned, Is only ! mitigated form Of serfdom.
Our Militia would be quite as effective rs any Of
these to defend our homes, and meanwhile. in
time Of peace, It costs comparatively nothing,
keeps no man from his work Of family, and
neyer ipteTfcres in public sfIairs except to ma n
taia order.-ADany Ereaing JouraaL
, 1859-09-16

Thsfe die at Docktey, in the paupers wn1ds,
mothers who followed their babes to the grave
yard. and went home msd-women. There arc
others whofn the cruelty Of husbands and step-
parents drove 10 insanity; others cruzed by ithc
loss Of property, By the duplicity Of those upon
whom they placed reliance, and npon the failure
Of schemes whose successful operations. e.
havsted their natural and physical powers, md
ended In dcrueuta. Not soul among them
has not been stepped TO the Ips in misery,
while 10 many Of them. strange 10 say, the de-
prasation Of reason would appear to be a bless.
en weh h.s as been b's ss.d l b sfGs sse
tant pressure,
, 1859-09-16

MORE TO BE AQmlRED
R1CHR6T. nIADEM
xxH
Worn BY Kings or Empcrors.

"hat1 Why Beautiful Head Of 1Talr.
because Il The ornament God Himself provided for III
bdrSe Htssass saAoGEa t1s re my bloom e1sT %
~ tesh 2 thoss o5 pea ht he'd bcs.ft o IT.
ens o. the hair BE- snated aod sh1reed ht,h and dry
,so Eofsf .i ap1akied Eth ET*X natGre E!l ose r.
used two OF three ttata week viii Esstare Md pss1
nenttJ secure to III Eeh Read The following
9aa udke The ~ter Of Tho ffs il The celebrated Pani
IhalhesE:
NV Torx, April y. 1ssa.
n. Woop :~Dea1 Sir: Permit me to e1pre.a yua The
Obligations an under fr he entire .tator1ton Of ipy ha
Y II original elos Aboat tha tina ot my arrival II the
appls"n q Jour It'll kesesssive so;n recovered il
fui iurentcp. quite tneaeious Vi Il! .. skn eab!e.
an. dear III. Touss truly. s. THALDEKG.
-Dvych n Gz5Eed5de."
Wehh Newspaper once u Sassau-a.. April Il. 1ss5-
Pno1> o. ]. Woop:-Des1 ST.: Soms month q kx
week. received bottle Of ynus uals Restorative and
Fett NY H1fe who concluded 70 ttY Il her har lille
thinking At tic tina th Wol restore the SFaY kAr
lew weeks nai Las performed thai Wonderful saeet ~
beautyiDE aad sckErlt 1he ksir strongly .ecom,ned
teEss 70 al R1nI Ct sne aae
Nxw Yox1 J1ly =, 1e5:.
fEnr. 0. J. Woop With eonddence do l recommend
Jour Hair Restorative Il being the most ec7cou. article
whA2ess which vera amoss white have gradually grown
DIRK and now feel cnnttent tbzt fey applications
WILL restore them to their nAiur cot II also has relieved
me Of MI dandsuf md unpleasant itching among
pe1sons who petsaIre frttiy- J, G. kILBY.
Yofk On he kreat Ssv OK II Rslng Eaosasaent)
4ud III Market St, St Lou!1 No.
Ard soid by al gSod Druggists and Fancy Goods rea'e-s
, 1859-09-16

with law, made an abstract of the returns Of
the Militia Of the several States. The nR,gre-
gatcs are as follows:
, 1859-09-16

X ENOSHA WATER CURE
as ln:ttution htuate In ono u ths p:sasastest
Gua ea 1Aks Michigan. s. miles noh Ut Chsexn. X ass
~ pSHn sa'o1ossay ee4 &; .s rse*2e e ;,.tns
ea W4 spIaxs of Inc sast waller. Erefy attestna VII
= E1tN . Go eenfcs: Of patients For Snxt5ealars sEa
es,e1t2rs, ttreEa Z. PESoYEK, Fscr5t4tas.
r.. T. 3EEtYE. Pfyxet1.
K0MxA VS. Xa5 n, l3:9. HJ3etn ~*.~
, 1859-09-16

GOOK & SARGENT, DAVEN-
- port fo.a; Cook, fa,gent 4 Dawnev. Iowa City.
Goof sassat r.ztcr E1o.sass Nebr.sta n.ntet. and
part of ths Unon Land Was1snss bought sold and 10
Gated lasteual attention given to the Payment Of
Attorneys At Law connected with our houses:
n5e5 Z. j.. poWNEY. Iowa Clty.
, 1859-09-16

lia eompounEo1 entirely uuru4 aud has became
estah.htd fact Standard Medicine known and approved
By all that hare used IT, AND ia Eesaed to with eoad.
denee IN al ttse1ses for Hh!ct < Il Recommended
II has cured thnrs .n1lt - !Chturc Dia7hca, Senl.
within the lz3t two fsas = liner Copplapta ursent-
WIN hid Eyen up al hopes y, bro ~ Sour St11 aci
Ct relief the numerous: e iab1tu.1 Eostvenea Cu:.
unsolicited itcaiea hi tic ChoEet Che Iera Gor.
my possession show. IL bus. Cholera 1afantun,.
lie doee must 1t adartad' flaiuencs JacpiIee e
10 the tenn efameGt Of The rnaIc Wcakpesea nnd Eav
tndlWdual takinx + and b used successfully - al
usedtn ssh qu1r}e ~ to- tOrdlnary Family NtdEfnr
20 gently Go lhe Howrls. = 1t will cure SILK HEAD.
Let The dlctstrz of your tACUE {ss thou.aat1 c1n
Judgment guide sou Ia = t!elfy III, ;weaty mnufes
Ut The LIVER iNT1!G. III tNo or lhrtn reasnnt,n
G0RAT0F AID /. xl1 = 'fuis are Fixed at eoramenr,
cure Liver Complaints BIZ, = ineut Of ati.ct
1oEs Attacks Dyspepsa,'- II
~ Eho ~ usinT Il ART drpg testimony In ita favor,
H Nix Water II the mouth with the tpy!xoratoy xcd
sxxllow both toke;her.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1859-09-16
educational.


~ -
III. eeond yesr Of taa University opens % AoapA''
ths lgth in4t. Ths s4TC1l Departments saofses-
Ian ACADEMY; open to Al boJs of sen yc1 ola a II
howard, sthar for preparation s1r Co1esa OH e0'
EnStith Educa.lon.
ia COLLEGE in which three ei1ases-he Fze.hn9a1,
Sophomoss and Jua.os-h.ve already been Organized.
I1I-A SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. open To auttnts fot
prescribed couEse In tc.an<H tor ihs &udy or any oRs
6r 1nafe branches whtsa The may wish - passua.
Applications for admission q information nay m1de y
thu rlesdent, Rev. y. Bn1roukha D. p o. ethet o.
Professors II nlsetaity, through tne Poat oh
drawer .a:3. 49,
studens from tho city reseh tho Unlsey by ths dty
raLvaya. TWO AID \ nAIS cxxEs 1A1E. ssls2'At
THICAGO ACADEMY.-The
~ Fourth 1ear ot Tho Aiss+s LANE BAhERss
School for You.x Ladies viii eommtnea On MONDAY.
Sept lah 1851 at their School House, No. is "ao7ah
Ay<nue-
Reference may b nsts to the fEas'
tees Of Tho Institution:
Hon H. T NfteT, 4. II. Fleetwood kS4-
Hon E. Lana Henry FasnAm, Esq.,
seSa;=ssr I. Il. Bu.ch, En-.
, 1859-09-16

t-,.,,,.,,o, .,o, ,,o,, I'D ,,.,a ,,ao, ...
nHfF.fioot 1tnos aao E1zea Nsnoe%H naak-
anE IL ~ Over square r. q 1eSd Ipaet oI e1h!t
a.. -. aF-sb;;,snt -. .ncrs Ts.fs - VA
~o~4
THE DEPARTMENTS DF FARM PRODUCTS
AGRICULTURAL IMPL1AEETA NANUFACTp-
kES. IEE11ANlCs. FRUITS and FLOWERS FINE
fus the ttpAy OF goods and at1&& and thelf
Thirty Hofrc Power stesna Er rtne. and two Of Er
lessons GAfor3t Engines Wtlf furnlsh ample power.
Two Power Presses will be ia operation pntins daily
fia;tr13cS n ths Ettf,,r1ai Iis1j o.4e' WA ~"
An sbundaut sorpiy Of ru1e Water viii b. frn,trd
fun ths CIV Wof fnr sock &c nd icn Wst,r tor Sts
tort. -~'' --~ -N --'' sSA 'TS>
.r and of -n1r.. h. ,,or,3sd tor .4o. ,.4,.
Ana green eo1n IN tha hnsk c corn. &c. NJ cost On the
GfG1tnnAa~ ..,-.-,r ,.-
~ ~ Ras9acs esatsInE ~ chs3Eo ~ eany visitor.
10 this are Premium List and DalF Piper coli nus
eonnd Ia tac rors and 1oins nam IN he x HsTe FEE
, 1859-09-16

Jefferson HIGH SCHOOL;
X For Aaes aaa Fema'e., No. 100 West Monroe erset
chlcaeo Il 1ha aext vi!I commence Monday Sept
~ ls2 Fer c1reu.ES .plE 10 !. U. Hss7n. nuexfs
II. t.. AIl.ES, Principal r. y Boz l:e9.
Ch1Ko Refertuers-lkevs. W. NJ rstto1, !. u. feI1i
In the Jefferson High Sckoel to al Interested.
2ul ly.a7 M. b GLEASON
, 1859-09-16

EN- n Il + 7 FOR YOUNG
~ IAniEs, Al LAK1 Fo1ksT.
Rev. HaIttr 1icklnso1, H. D.. aud raukhse1s from
Boston. vii open nsst ea4 senlL.y tor loung lsica
the httcE E4 of September next, ii LAks Fate ILL., th:
st11 Of Lad Galyxitr-
The *atse responsibility OF Instruction win devol7e upon
c Nshes Dickinson. who tducaIed the best Ess-
ezn Institutions at have hi experience In teaching. The
course 81 study will eompsse ihe Taous ts1ches. solid
ahl ornamental Of accumulated female cuc1tju4 a
@lted nsTser ot r;aax ae!ss W os reee1e4 ato tho
ss.au Letters q Inquiry may b. a4 rss< to Dr pca-
saa- :. hsngH.1 wIsconsn san7 application Il det4he-
Cnec!tsnd:ng thai the Msa Dickinson intend opening
scLl Of the dat c1aa take great pleasure In eong,fu
.4u t citizens at Ch!caso and vicinity the acquisition
y: & eh ~ educational influence 10 natur AnhIeuesA
piety AID tue refinement the ro1nK lad Of Thu
tasy aAd III The atsacmenss .1l hEaects nece,
Is ,tto1. 1851. EpwAxp r. Eux
lFruta Rev. p1. Psfteson- of Chiogn.I
law .een acquainted with Dr. Dickinson and his fauat
u or ri - years. 3ad knowing the reputation the
lis 81 u.tA:rsc1 l7dles Of superior cuufe AID aaIu
Eel tueres ful teachers feel assured inas shey
I'll 7 ~ # e4t s.saecu to the pataas Of their semi
ta5y tor 5oSHs ls.!ies. l. IT. FAsrkzsns.
Lineage. tdlT 81, 1Sty. ty&[4D-dS&Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14
mss- 4 LoKo HABLIsuED CUs1om-

II has long been the,ctoom on each Return of the
L9r sLnss aud New II Hsllidays between attach
II friends, brothers. ter. parents and children
70 eKch aage o-Eu sustcken OF esteem or present
some memento which ay be held sacred in after
years.
Wla;esu be III ore dsabie or sppropriate,as gift
Cd such A. occdsaon. 10 beautifully executed and
correct hmbro:J pc or telegraph, such as are made
s. the we'll arranged ,llery If G. W. AIsSIs. lp7
Main street. He haslst received laI ge and
"a Ice sseciioa Of FFGS, Gases, LoctetS, Pas dc;
d IN which 70 hav Pictuo placed Persons
Wishing TO make bessfui present, and or secnr-
lag a likeness worth raining. with scmeih ng
Lti!ul in which to hseit Placed should not tail
to witt his lllery. Il. eosT the nHEter, 1877 Main
strsst opposite TIE F6St one de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14
CALIFORNIA ITEas.-rhe Moses Taylor bril-

CALIFORNIA IrEAs.-fhe Moses Taylor brings
California papers If the Goth inst, from which
We extract the following items:
The number of letters sent BY the overland
mail cf the 10th, amounted to Il43; by that OF
the 1Sth, 500, and by tee mail Of the l7Ih, 1850.
A race il announced to come on On the 23d, be-
tween the celebrated marc "PrIncsss," and the
famous horse s'Jim Barton"
Edward Pollock, we'll known to the literary ciis
clss Of ths STATE poet aud Dan VI ancommon
literary attachments, died on the 18th.
The renowned nutist Koppi.z, had grand fare
vel, benefit at Maguire's, oa the evening Of the
9fh.
A. D. Logan. OF Colusi county, lost three hun
dred sheep during the rain storm Z feS weeka ago
They had lately been shorn, and died for want o
Wooien clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14
Lag FRESH LacHEs.-I

e4i7ed, = ACa.Is' Egoss, fresh lot of SgeSish
LkkCHbS. which wits applied upon most rsason.
aois ter-ns.
I. s.--Cupring andsseching promptly attended
20. Gan be found 81 atours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Roois undethe American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street ach Garden Kill
py PTS e. O, HOBSONJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-14
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