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New Constitution.

ne nOtice an EFFORT IS ueiIir Hlauc
By portion q the Republican press
throughout tho State, to create feel
ing in favor Of a vote for new Con
siitu.ion. Their efforts don't seem to-
accomplish much and indeed, after all
their arguments, 50 little interest is
taken III it outside u tho cities, that
we doubt whether onc-.onrth Of the
sovereigns would vote on il at all, il
il were not made the duty OF Judges
Of elections to question every voter in
regard 70 it, and receive his vote viva
voce. Yet this is a very important
matter. involving vast expenditure
BY the State, and a complete overturn-
ing Of our present system Of civil and
legal enactments. AS such it should
be viewed By the people, and they
should be warned against i. The Re-
publicans hope, by the manifest apathy
on this question, 70 gain an easy vic
tory, and under the prctence Of salu
tary reform, draw largely of treasury
pap, and engraft some Of their odious
principles upon the new instrument.
They would like to have State Bank
and lend the credit Of the State to a
inoneyed corporation, which they can
not do under the present Constitution.
They would like to alter those portions
which conflict with search, seizure.
and confscation liquor law, 50 that
the old prohibitory liquor law might
be again enacted. In the northern
part OF the State, they wish to change
that part which relates to niggers, 50
that they may follow the example Of
their Republican brethren in Massa-
chusetts and Ohio, and place the ne.
gro on an equal footing with the ma.
tive born whites, and give them an al
vantage over orr honest foreign born
population. But the strongest argu
ment they offer in the cities is the ov
crturning Of our present Common
School system, and the enactment 0
q law that will give the children D
persons who may chance to reside il
city, an advantage in schooling Owe
those who are residents Of the com
try, by giving them q larger proper
ton of the school money. They sa,
that the present law is inefficient ant
accomplishes but little good. The,
are not willing to look at the large az
grcgate good secured by it. Unde
the present Constitution, says the In
dianapol.s Sentinel, more has beer
done for The cause Of education thar
under the Ola one. During the las
live years there has been built 200
school houses, at an expense Of up
wards Of eleven hundred Thousand
dollars. Tina il large Investment Il
be made in school houses IN so short .
time. In the last year six hundred
and fifty school houses were built at .
cmr Of three hundred thousand dol
lars. This large amount was raised
BY . special school tax, which wal
paid cheeriully.
10 our consideration Of the question
of an amendment e the present Con
stitntion relating 70 schools, these facts
should not be forgotten, that much la,
Issn dpns ior Common schools, and
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ il
affected. depend upon Il the blood. which
il the food and sustenancc Of every organ,
Is full Of corruption! NV Scandinavian
Blood Pills and Purifier, break up the source
Of disease in the fluids Of the body. They
purge and purify the elements Of The blood
Hence their quick and complete cures In
dyspepsia, scrofula, crup,ions. fits, tumors,
nervousness, kidney complaints. piles. low
fevers. debility. rheumatism. headache. wan,
Of sexual vlgor. etc., etc. These remedies
are astonishing The whole mc5iesl world.
See advertisement.
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oTTae Birmingham tEaglsud) Journal

0JTae Birmingham lEagIsud) journal
SAYS:
Madame Kossu'k left England on The lth
ul'.. accompanied Nv her eldest son. Mr
Francis Kossurh. 70 join her husband, whom
they met II Axes Bans watering place
in Savoy. They inended a several months
sojourn ii Ssiz-rland, VI. Kassulh'- gave
mental suffering, under the existing or
cuins,ances. urgently claiming The greatest
possible relaxation. II kps-ulh and sami-
IL Intend returning % England ty The au-
tnn,n The French Emperor promised 70
Kossu'h 70 obtain Tor the Hungarian l. 'giou
as se, at Asqni. under me command y
NJ Dasiel J1ssz. aod ccnssnng o. five
bai,ahons 81 foot aud four 'rror. 81 hors
nnnoeriu. together about 8 600 o. n--nol
oniy ths myFi complete amnesty. bii ike
rtfl Trey ,his never ~ Chi ned ~
a. araer srt.s- NJ inr ranss ne ~.
triaf ut.7t U,li rr- snl lnrh Arr 10 iecris
yery handsome money gra'u'tiss a, ia'i'
d.~m'--a; ~ they 90 no' : EN- inclined y
poi ,s+' nunh iaisl' il aay plejse given p
Inr Au-trlan ysrnmen'.
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Hon. w. i. PARRErr.-We shonld
have noticed before this that this gen
tleman has been appointed Judge q
the new judicial circuit formed Of the
counties Of Perry. Spencer, Warrick,
and yanderburg. Judge Parrctt has
excellent talents for the position, anC
We have no doubt will make a frs
class Judge.
James Shanklin, Of Evansville, has
been appointed Prosecutor.
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GA s. Prtersburgh, our consul enter
tanned ia handsome manner ali Americans
Who we're ia thai cl'y on the sh uf july
On this occasion the American fig wa,
displayed from The eonsu's residence. j,
being The first time il had ever teen dis
played 10 NE ou'xari world u the Russian
cepi'sl, Tie cayrrainen, MT permitting d
foreign fag 10 b. hol,led On the SHIRE i,
-. Petersburg. The Natives were ator.
-hsd ii this novel sight. aud could not sc-
count ior The curious cpmblna,oa Of VIII
was 10 N % mysterious figures.
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~ ~ CE l. hereby gwen iha, ] will sell
~ public auction 90 VI ndsy, the l2 u
~ NJ September. a. ID. 1853. al me r.si-
H n'eo Jsmes Rent, laie " Dubois conn
~, Decreased. ~ his pers, nal property not
taken BY The widow, consisting Of horses,
cattle. hogs. household furniture. farming
utensils, and fifty acres Of corn in ne field.
DC. Ac-edit Of twelve months III ue Civ
en- on All sums over three q liars. The pur-
chaser giving his note with approved securi.
~, wsiy ~ valuation and spprai@ment laws,
and bearing interest from da'r OF ssie.
JOHN T. THROOP.
auc. IL. '5a-sv. Aamsn,-srs,oy.
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DissOlu

NOTICE j. hereby given thst he urn \. !.
IN A.H.& r. S. Alexander has ben w,
solved by mutual consent, a. 4. A,sSs"s,
having purcha sed the interest o. =. ?. 80 ~.
snd,r. The 5nsinsss will hereafter ~ ~
duc,ed by A. n. Alexander. who y a' I'm
izsd,o receive al debts due The is'e n'"'
and will pay al outstanding dsnw;nrr
A. n. & r. =. ALEAAf De-
Az IL, 80. ~
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Mar. \. BRsrr, Of Daviess.--Wc
notice that this gentleman is being
brought forward by some Of the press
as candidate for State Treasurer be-
fore the next Democratic State Con
ventjon. Mr.. Brett would make an
excellent State officer. and as we Of the
pocket are entitled to one Of the can
dida.es. we would as lief have him a
any other, unless Hon. Ballard Smith
was nominated for Governor.
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that the object Of the present. Cons,i-
tuition. in its educational provisions, is
10 elevate the standard Of education
generally over the State. Ii intclli-
gcncc is the basis Of free institutions.
il becomes the duty Of the State g
provide an equal and uniform advan'
iage II possible.
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PAY Ur.-Those Of our country
subscribers who wish to pay for their
paper in trade, are informed that We
will allow fair price for almost any
kind Of country truck.
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UR. A. Clements, Jr.. Of Wash
ing,on, Daviess county, has been APP
pointed Prosecuting Attorney for this
Circuit.
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PURE C0NCEN TIATED
POTASH.
Warranted double the strength n
.r..,usr, Potash: put M in cuns-l.
D .2b, 3b 6ib !. aud ~ 4. VITA
ui directions i"s making Hard and
~ S,itSJap. Z .nsumer- will find ths
,li. cheapest Potash 10 market.
AID " nufac,urrd and for sale bv
n. Il. BABBITT'T.
10 Ne. So and 70 Washington = New
Ynrs. aud No. 35 India 81, Boston.
aug 10 ~
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Democratic State Convention.

TREsToS. y j.. August "A The Dem.
ocralic State Convention met to-day, anc
was the largest and most stormy sser hell
hese. There we're Two thousand persons
prssent during The session. Six ballot
we're taken. when +. r. v. Wright, Of Hod.
-,a county, was Nominated for q yffnnr.
Resolutions were adopted favorin. ihs
principle u popular suvereieni,y. opposing
The "reoins " the slave 'rads. e'r. The
nomination " NJ Wright vas made unanl
mou- Th-re y g-est rsIsicing among ~
Wri-hf's trl.nr- oyer ~ success In - spf.
tied 0 contest.
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G 0METHiNG NEM-B. r. p ABBITTs
- BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS.

- u
y BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
Il manufactured from common salt.
q, and is prepared entirely different
from other Sllsrstus. All the dele
AND ferrous matter extracted in such q
manner as 10 produce Bread, Biscuit,
70 and all kinds Of Cake, without cen
tNiring psrricle ~ Salaratus when
'he Bread or Cake il baked; thereby
producing wholesome results. Every
particle Of Salsratus IL turned 20 gas
and passes through the Bread or
B.~cuit while Baking; consequently
nothing remains but common Salt.
Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive hy the taste OF this Silara-
% tus that Il is entirely different from
other Silaraius.
AND lii packed in one pound papers,
each wrapper branded .B T Bah.
10 oit,'s Brs, Medicinal Saleratus;" al.
80. picture, twisted Loaf Of bread.
Silh ! glass OF effervescing water
on the TOP. When you purchase
one paper you should preserve the
wrapper. and be particular 10 get tie
mkt exactly like the irst--brsnd az
shove
Full directions for making Bread
= IN lhi- Ss4rsius and Sur milk or
% Cream Tartar. will accompany each
- packsg.; also directions tor making
~ kinds Of pastry; also. for making
49, 5 lda Water aud Ss.dh'z Powders.
- MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
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Advertise il tie Jasper Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OLD
- SCHOOL AT INDIANAPnIIa IND

SCHOOL AT INDfANAP0Lt6, IND.
Ninth DAY-The Assembly proceeded to al the
vacancies In the Church Extension Committee.-
The vo'e BY ballot resulted in the election Of the
w Piumer. r Cowao, W W Phillips; Eiders-A
Charles.
They proceeded nsxs to flI the vacant chair At
received 179 votes; DR. McLArsn II; Dc John n
Rice ]; DR. McMaster ]; blank 5.
DR. McLaren moved that tbs choice Of DR. Brecks
inridgs be declared unanimous. Carried.
The following elections also too place:
ehCsen PSp: schoiss
Murray Boardman, John Backus, n
b1ss Ss. hs::: Alien % ss:
Smith. :
Director. Of tho Western Theological sem'nary
.
Hill. Jas Brownson Yiden-Thos MoKennan.
Root Mcknight. Jas -choonmsker. -
Directors OF the DAnvilie Theological Semiuary
chosen Ministers-E formau. W l. Breckinridge,
Jas smith. Z,bulon Butter. Buliock. L an.
de,, = J Strain. r McInnis. " Rcott. Elders-
Todd. Lewis Whiteman, White, John Thomp-
son, II Porter. B Munrce. e5s
Fourteen ministers aud fourteen laymen were
elected directors OF the board of foreign mis-.
sions one for one year. and Two for three years.
Or. Mitchell of PnilsdeiPhia, chairman, sub.
mitfed q report frem the committee for the relief
Of INDECENT and distressed ctergymsn, and their
families.
board Of domestic missions was taken mp and
adopted after debate.
INDIANAPoLIs, lud, May 80 The Assembly to.
day considered the reports Of the committees on
bills and overtures, systematic benevoience and
other matters Of more importance.
The Theological Seminary question 10 connec.
tion With slavery vss discussed BY Drs. McMaster
and Rice.
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OUrRAGE-The Boston Herald, of the Both ult.,
gives the following account of one of the most
dastardly outrages We ever heard of:
man named William B. Leonard was arrested
by the South Boston police this for com
mitting rape upon one young girl, aud attempt.
Jog to do the same with q second. The circum-
stances of the case are as follows LEONARD hired
a horse and chaise last evening. and invited two
sisters, Mary and Maria Tuckfeld, of the ages OF
16 and II years, residents of South Boston, to
take ride with him. The young ladies consent
ed, aud the fellow drove towards South Reading.
After dark, he com menced taking liberties with
their persons, which they stoutly resisted, until
place on the road was gained where there was
40 travel or houses Then he stopped his horse
and drew long dirk, sharp and very pointed H.
With this he ,wore that be would kill the ladies
unless they consented to his wishes. They strug-
Rled fran,icaliy with him, and while this was 90.
ing ou, the dirk was drove whether by accident
or design IL unk nown) into Mary's arm inflictipg
small wound which bled badly.
This frightened the girls nearly out of their
senses. Mary sprang from the cbaise and the
rufian then turned his attention to Maria He
s,fed her cries, and still threatening her Iife at
length succeeded in accom- psbiug his deyilisb
crime, although the girl was nearly dead before
be succeeded. He then took the girls home, beg
ging them to soy nothing about what had occur
red slthougb, Of course, they made no binding
promises.
Leonard Was arrsigned in the Police Court and
waived an examination. He 10 a person about 40
years of age and looks like losfer. He was
committed to jail to await trial in Mddlesex coun-
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The Catholic church at Lynn. Mass, was de.
stroyed by fire last Saturday night.
Rev Dr. Perry. of South Thoma aston, Me-, died
suddenly 10 Boston, on Friday, at the residence
Of s Kslloch, Of malignant erysipelas.
r. G virgeson, an old citizen of Memphis. Tenn,
IL dead.
Moses williams, one of the oldest citizens Of
Philadelphia, died last Sunday.
Can't Smith and Lieut.. Lee are reported to have
been wounded In the late engagement with tho
CamaDches.
Gideon ScuiI, prominent merchant of Philss
delphia, died on the 29th ult.
DR. Boyd, proprietor Of the Trout House,
Atlanta, Ga, died on Friday last.
$234 100 have been subscribed at Charlotte to the
capital stock Of the Bank Of North Carolina.
Thomas Ashe, Esq declises the Opposition
nomination for Congress In North Carolina.
James Coruslius, Who wss brutalIy attacked
and stabbed BY b Bone. some weeks ago, at New.
ton, N @, died Of his Injuries.
John Tanner, the most successful chsss cham.
piou In New Orleans, 10 dead. He was the chess
editor Of the New Orleans Sunday Delta also.
There were 10 deaths Of white persons IN Pea
tsrsburg during the month Of May. .
r. McDermost, farmer residing near Bms
nittsburg, Md, committed suicide on Tussdsy oi
last week.
It's stated that tho prospect for heavy crop
Of wheat In Loudoun county, Va, u very enoonr-
aging indeed.
Ausu,,s Bslmout, late Aus srisn cousui, of New
York, has contributed two hundred dollars 70 the
Italian fund. s&
Mr.. John shulis, sas Of the oldsst citixsps oi
Hanover, Pa died suddsnly lastwesk.
VIM. p Roach, who somssiDs ago killed e1-
Pusssr Hubter. af 1oeson, uAs oeutenco4 on Er1I
day - three menths' tnpsisonnsnt. 81
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fnl storm In Iowa, In which q number OF persons
lost their lives, was attended by an unufual phe-
nomenou. While the STERN was raging, the sky
suddenly became unclouded In the east for pace
of several degrees In width, and the rapid ap-
proach of q water spout was discovered. The aps
pearance of the huge volume of water a. it rtach-
I'd from earth to sky, swaying to and fro like q
rope hung 10 tho wind, was exceedingly grand
The water spout remained In sight nearly fifteen
minutes, when the sky becoming obscursd 1t was
lost sight of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

ALLEGED BREACH OF MARRIAGE PROMISE -Miss
Eie Csrslang, lady of 25 80 years, has entered
suit against MIR Heury Shaw, an old and respected
citizen of st Louis, no has numbered about sixty.
i've winters, for damages to the amount Of $lOO,-
700, for an alleged breach of promise of marriage
fhe case is now on trial in that city, and excites
much interest Mr. Shaw sis gentleman of great
wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

Perfection OF CoUNrERFEITIra.-The spurious
bills Of the Brighton Mass. Bank, which were put
in circulation in Boston last week, the engraver
himself believed to be genuine. 1t was only when
microscope was used that the bills were discover.
ed to be counterfeit They were 90 perfectly EXC
cuted, that it Is said 1t would be impossible for
auy practised eye to discover the difference with.
out the aid of the microscope
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH, IN. 81

WILMINGTON, May 80 In the General Assem-
Ely of the Presbyterian Church IN s. to-day, the
report Of the Committee on the Free Synod was
read. It refers the body TO the action of the past
Grand Assemblies for its sentiments ou the sub.
Ject of slavery. The report was adopted.
The report Of the Committee Education was
also under discussion this morning.
BY invitation of the citizens, the members of
the Assembly took an excursion, on the steamer
Logan, this afternoon, to Fort Delaware.
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THE APPLE CRor.-The Harrisburg (Pa) Union
says: "Our recollection does not enable us to fix
upon any period. at this season Of the year, when
the prospect of an extraordinary apple crop was
better than the present, judging from the luxu-
rance of the apple trees. Every orchard 10 lite.
rally covered with blossoms, and our farmers from
all sections assure US that the prospect Of enors
nous yieid of this valuable fruit was never more
fl itttering."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

CANAL CREDITORS MEETINa.-The creditors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company assemble in
general meeting as Baltimore, on Friday last, with
view of taking preliminary measures to secure,
by legislative action provision for the payment Of
bond and general debts ont of the revenue Of the
Canal Company. A committee of Ave bond-bold.
ers and hve general creditors we're charged with
the duty Of presenting the claims Of the creditors
before the next legislature of MARYLAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

CROPS IN TIE NoRrHwEsr.-We continue to hear.
says the Chicago Journal, f,ttering ace cunts of
the crops throughout the Northwest, and in Illis
pois particularly. Crops Of all kinds not only
promise we'll, but they are much further advanced
than usual; corn is coming forward rapidly, aud
ip many localities is being pleughed and weedea.
Of any former year, and the present high price Of
produce has stimulated farmers to plant still
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

A FILLnUsrKR FIaHr.-We copy from the N. Y.
News the following account OF the ARRAY at the
St. Nicholas Hotel on Monday night last:
Col. Titus, formerly of Nicaragua arrived 10 this
city on Saturday last and put up at the above
hotel. On learning this, Col. Anderson, formerly
connected with Gen. Walker, and who had quar-
rel with Titus 10 Nicaragua, repaired last evening
to the hotel, accompanied by q few friends. and
1t is asserted attempted to get Titus into fight.
but failed to do and left the place at about 91a
O'Clock.
Captain Turnbull of the Eighth Ward was ap-
prised of the trouble and repaired to the spot,
accompanied by Sergeant Mouat The officers bad
lust entered the bar room, when Anderson return.
cd, along with a large crowd, and ono of them
stepped up to Titus and struck him in the face,
and 10 return was levelled to the floor. Anderson,
it is said, and several others then common ced to
beat Titus over the head with their canes, but
were stopped by the policemen; and Sergeant
Mount received severe blow In the face.
A scene of great excitement then ensued; and
many of the persous fed from the place BY jump
log out Of the back windows into Mercer street -
The lights we're fually pus out and Anderson and
his friends elected from the place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

: Loss OF THREE LIVES By FIRE 1-On the 18th ult.,
the dwelling Of A. W. Parker, in Giles cou nty
Tenn, Was destroyed BY fire, and three Of his
daughters-oue aged between Is and Is Years,
another between IL and 13 years, and the you ugest
aged about years-perished 10 the names. The
ioldest and the youngest were entirely csnS umed;
lthe other was rescued from the flames by the
father. though 90 badly burned that she died 10
about 2S hours.
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D narosrMs

= ~.
rAYEoRs ai ESSboss sfs S6ck SsAS. az:
OF. imported by them irem John Taylor q Lon.
don: also, in Custom HOUSE, Braldies o1 tks 81.
lowing brands; James Hennessy; 0tard. DuDuy- .
!erisr. and other brands. CRzNPX0G6; 6rssH
seal; Cabinet In half pints; Piper heiddck; Hei4.
WINES. SH1nM1g; lph 0ordna, HArnoeI and
sther brands. MadeiIa Wines Old scotch WHIB.
KEY. kYE WHlDkIES: eummefdean; LockOyb
Mountain RyS purs Extrsct q Bye 0raias Funk,
ismsies Nun: Hoii.sd ai&. q 1Scis I I sSS Z SsSss.
aostetter's eslebre@sed I'D stomach B.lssCa ckaIlsf
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old ecuDpsfn0ng Wine.
lred and vhite.) nads In carelins hA10Ih4G,
in whoA, half and quarter boxes, ete,etc Alao. 80
100 Choice HAVANA eD0AkS. which Were sslecSs1
in Havana By . gentlenAl ss1t out b . fb6 thaS
purpose; varying in prce from e1o 70 1leepe thou.
ssnd- All Of which viii be sold 70 Duhctual pse.
sons On favorable terms. KM.E, b ~
4ols Importers, in the United 6tatss, Of TayI0.'s
Celebra&ed London Dock Brandy,
No6 Wide Water strnst. Irsn DuilAlna.
d1-6m Ncr'olk Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

An ArrfMrr TO MURDEH-SUIcIpE On the I7,h
inst, Laurence Bouman, young Ger man, being
Jealous of Miss Banius, of whom be was enamour-
ed. seized her by the throat at the residence of
I. KRAFT, In Edwardsville, Illinois, and attempted
piished his purpose, he shot himseIf dead with
pistol The girl, although seriously Injured, will
recover. IS
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1'hkEE Paws IN ONE PLLW-.

0'hkEE P1VWC IN UNk PhLW-I
have completed and successfully sried nav
plox. which combines tpe advantsgs Of three PivWs
n one stock. Isis 20 corstIucted thssths ihca. OF
rate from the rest Of the Plow and 10 pat on or o
~ easilg ~ Point Zach Of tb<ss PsoWs hes three
'ierent si3 .. aud disriHcsly different shap~s AZ r.
c-s. thus enabling one Piow to perform the several
purpose Of Sod Stubele or fnilow Flow. simyiy By
char ging the lace. (Which u dose bY one screw
bolt.) AZ only the face OF the mould beard wears
out, this Plow Can rcd at only half III csst Of
other Plvws f,r the other paris Do mot wear at ell
/ do not with g. disy arsRe cher rlnwa bat b.
eve III Il 10 be th~ most psrssct aud mcst econe mi
cal Plow now In use In this state
Fl ETARKE.
No 50 Main street.
i 3doon above Z ohasss Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-02

CRY IN TIE GOLD MNss.-A Pixies Peaker,
writes that Denver City is leg city, containing
about one hundred cabins. Corner lots range 10
price from $50 to $500. Inhabitants are Indiaus,
Mexicsns and white people-about equally di-
vided-all bard cases; drinking aud fighting all
the while; some one killed nearly every week
now and then one hung