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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

TEMPERANCE Observation-Disclosures
are being made for a union gathering of the
Sons of Temperance of the various divisions
in Worcester County, at Sterling junction, on
Wednesday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

" Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY wrap
pea or otherwise may always be found Publication
Office, Printers Exchange, Foster street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

t Eaec 10 etareally supenorPhotograph Daeuer-
botpe or any other kind of tvpe is nj fhat
pIu ana wei tried Picture Gallery Nos is and Il iIar
Iingt1h Corner Everybody knows Tapley and he stin
is pleased with. HENRY + RFFn ma 1 eseii9yDouy
je29 diff - - n - y -, ropnetor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

H. F. Bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl s,roo.
NJ bishop would call attention to the reputation which
ne mas acquired IN the preservation the teeth bv his
peror nlings Persons wishing artificial teeth are nvcd
10 consult him. lie will furnish all kinds i'm the most an
proved STYLES of workmanship. ELECTRICITY md Ar
hecs used Tor extracting teeth whenever praccabIe
oihce at his residence II Pearl street div dii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

,DaSiu scott, Druggist and Apothecary No 05l
eia street. corner Mechanic street. Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of ali kinds AT
Moesale and retail, supplies Physicians with medicines
IN le most liberal TERMS for cash. and devoes his csnec
IA atteuon TO the compromising and preparation ofPhy
~ feei'p'iVH'' NY app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29
Special 9fotrees,

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

tyes dnrivaJ ~ lllls ana Ointme mt are twin cura
of tha so rom one origin the vegetable prodnetn
lnternaIlv n hct III unison on the systeinthc ono
extern upon the seerctons OF the body and tho o,b
ceansnay udn,ougn the countless Orces Of he ain
nt H. , UNI recuperating the vital oruauzatnn I'll
nv '9 mmanuactory, No so Maiden Lane Nav Y, 90d
jy23 49, o' ~; anu ~ per box or pot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

i at NO. Il Pipers Block will make You Photo
sIiapn, Amnrotype, or Letertype, that cannot Gi -
please lie makes no 25c trash therefore he can M 70
N, No Eve you your moneys WORTH Copying done i" %
heaest manner and warranted give satisfctIon
tographs IRON small Daguerreotypes ENLARGED 10 o
si1s required Don't forge the place Room M N ~
je4 ar H. l." BEAL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

fenced Az NJ, ~. Gernids, Physscian-an exno
the bend Of ifnl Mawic No. 81 Mechanic street
eases Of chpanoh s H 70 Uterine Complaint and Dis
Ito pm. S' 'ouisr rom to a. M and from
w Ic25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

q. Safe, Attorney at Law, and Genera
WIN asS Jrse q charge give any desired information
Wtnln ms power concerning present Opportunities fr
capitalists, farmers, mechanics or manu- ietircrs in III
ter Mass. d6ms ~ -Aiuilci' " orees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Nee No HIIn slr, m' r., Physician and Surgeon. OF
6p. m. "inee hours 3 TO " a. m, and 3 TO
WI my25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Anent the Regatta.--The news of the
triumph of the Yale boat was received here
with many demonstrations Of joy. The UNI
dergraduates caused the college bell to be rung
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Tonic.-Eycry one at times fecls Tho ,.ao--,.--c
oI nv es1,aNe OF the vital powers, depressed Nv mep
ono sfAahauslon In such conditions LET every
c, instead OF living to the alcoholic or melicinoi et;,
their Mt be followed BY depression equal to
jy25 DIT ' iANo Wan SYRUP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

hnn icnmond ~ TrOwbridge, 265 Main street Ner
snat lal9rs ana dealers in Ready Made Clothin@ o.
Siahy on hand large assortment Of Gentlenen's nm
shor %Hoas rashlonabe garments made to order nj
from Inc best quality of goods and entire
uH mchg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Guards, will hold their thug ON MONDAY Even
ing August lst at eight clock at their usual place for
Is requested. Per order.
Worcester, July rs, 1859. d4t+ iyS6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Draper ~ Clark have just received a lot of sumo
nor NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mills
Those wanting better article than they have seen this
season. will no doubt call for the same dtf y57
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

- George Sessions, FURNISHING UNprprArrp -,
HorFi i neutrality-suspicious. Caskets, Patent Metaic
puh Eases ana Robes OF every descrfption
sizes iNAi'iO OAskEr, of all
Every thing connected with the management Of f,,or
promptly attended TO. No ~ Front street. residnI~
Front street, Worcester Mass daSyti iesiuenee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

, ~: N. LccurtclOtte, M. ID, Denti.t boIio,a
aeetn are Of 700 much importance to be Repaired m
ahor ad Miih ienor materials small anoont e
have hi, h ucpartments Of dentistry Ills paron h
lSS Main street. ''' compensation. Rooms
ul iv9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-29

Union Art Gallery, l07 Ma,n go. :,
'oHrapls, Ambrotypes, &C., 6c VI irchium i'ho
l.s reception room, with its mammoth, .a,,...,
vst h truly beautiful F What every onn OF
charge XII 70 ", We curious public free of
jyll n ~ DANIELS, Pfopretors
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01
S. PARR,
NEGOCIINT'c en- COMES1IBLE>
pPODUITS DE LOCESI-
BAYOU SARA (Le).

MECHANICS, INVENTORS. AND NAN.
lVl fu.turcrs.- Twelfth iear.-Pfospecias u"
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. -;
This work differs materially from othsi pa.,.d,
cations being an illustrated periodical, u',a,;nr
chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION OF information Iadns,
to the various Mechanic aud Cfemie Ai.s' Inren-
t,;,I manufacturers Agriculture, Patents, ih,sa.
lions, Engineering. MiIlwsrs, and all m't,l,Jtl
which the light of practical science is calculate
to advance.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01
HTAT DE La LOUISIANA.
paro;sse do Ia d..

Paroisse de Ia Pte.- Coupe.
TIE. SOUSsIGE, Tresorier de Paroisse. ofrirai
y en- vente' publique, q la Maison de Cour de
cette paroisse, lie.
sAMEDI, 90 oCTUBRE, 1859,
d IL heures A. NJ, Ia propTiete suivante- apparte.
iiant aux ecoles publiques, SAVIOR:
TN M0RCEAU DE TERRE sitne sur lie Ba-
you Grosse-Tete, Giant Ia section liz dams lie
township 6, rangee 9 Est, contcnant environ IS
60Il00 acres.
Icrmes ct conditions de lii uesh:
Dix pour cent payable compliant, ct lie reste
en- neuf termes annuels ct egaux, les Billets per-
tant intGrets de date jusqu'a an Placement, a raisen
de hut pour cent Ian, ct une hypotheqnc spe-
ciaie sera retenue sur Ia propriete vendue jus
qu'au partait ct final Placement dir capital ct des
~interets. HI PATIN, fls.
Trcsorier de Paroisae.
Felnte-e nupee, "a s~eptembrc, 1852.
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

L'areopage philologique men tut EN-
barrasse que pendant quelques minutes.
&c vase s'appelle Aonarom, dit So
lennellement lie rapporteur, parce quill
~afccte generalement unc torme r0nde;;
d'ou la syllable rond qui termine; ct parce
ou'ttant fait pour aller au feu, il est de
"a nature d'ttre toujours dam.
Cctte etymoligie de cuisine ayant ain
81 trouve sa solution, on passa snr-lc-
champ a une question nonvclle: d'oo
Went lie mot jeunesse!
IL est inutilc Galler III voiS, dit
lie plus vert dc la troupe, tout bouillant
DIES "reminiscences foliclpnnes dc son
printemps, &c jolt mot Went dc ce qfs
Page heurcux quill dtsignc, les jcuf mas
sent.
L'etymologie du mot fenftre ne fut pas
aussi facile il trouver. II y cut i son
suiet III debat dams l'asscmblcc; cntin,
apres un assez orageux ballotagc, il fut
decide qa'unc .teastre s'appclait ainsi
parce que c'est ellie qui fat mskre lie jour
dams une chambrc.
Cette definition toutcfois nc fut admi-
Sc qu'avec de nombreuses reserves pour
les croistes qui devraient eclairer ct qui
n'eclairent pas, etc.
Apres une discussion, on statua sur
l'etymologic asscz scabreusc dc batord.
ala pudiquc assemble dtcida que ce
nom await etc donne u enfants illtGi.
times i cause dc leur naissancc, que
d'ordinairc on n'avouc que das ct MrM."
EnGn, Fon s'occupa DIES orISincS du
mot pamtalon; ce fut Ia discussion de clio
ture. Ellie fut agitee ct ne put etrc pour
tant decisive. On admit que lie mot venait
de ce que lie vehement quill dtsigne PEND
jusq'au mlom; mails il fallut faire encore
dc nombreuses reserves pour la %culotte
du collGgien qui grandit, ct Ell general
pour les pantalons viIlageois.
Iasscmbles, avant dc Sc s6parer, de
clara que 81 ellie %reprenait jamais SEES
Gtymologiques, ce ne %serait,
&c %jour-la, qn'apres-dincr; SEES
graves fonctions ne luipermcttant d'Gtre
drole qua un dessert.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01
MACHINES
s., SS,S's.@A3|a&2',,S' :,
he la Manufacture
DE NM. WEEDS, J. Il. SI.OAT & Go
De la N Manufacture

r f SousSigne etant lagent ct ayant rn dero'
IL I'M grand nombrc de ccs machines, previrn,
lie public quill en- livrsra a tous crux 4ui Won
dront bien l'honorcr de- lcur cun'iancr.
Les prelniercs tdr Weeds. sont connuss pour
leur excellence a coudrc les cuirs ct cS crosses
etotfts pour habitations.
La reputation de- celles de J. B. Sloai Il Co.
pour l'usagc des families, lest que trop biei
connue du public.
Files sont taciles a diriger, WI la simp|icitG Il"
leur combination. ia couture est cellc du point
pique dcsSus Ell desSous (bck atch), qui ne ST. de
cout jamais. Les %coutures sont unicS, les points
r~eeuIiers ct lie tont avec grande economic dc fiji.
les mmhines ,snduss seront heroes en- tres-bon fm
ct gara1aies.
lie so,lssienG referc lie public a NM. J.-B. Le-
%ieunc: Volzt lI6bert, Paul P"urcicau, SarcisSe
Carmouche. Hubert Patin fills, Leon Lcssard.
Nine. WE. Landry, &c. &c, DC.
Il. T. S.4IfT DLIIEP.
agent a Ia Fausse Riyiere.
Faussc-Rivierc. Is aodt 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

For al clubs Of twenty and o'ef'
suhscri pfisn il only 40
f'''-P'E al le'''f7 anu Nl>.zJ& 60.
laul3y re Fulton 'zh'1'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

LES, AcADEAIcIENs EN- GoGUErTE.-n y a
quelques annees, dcs academiciens en-
gate frent an dessert une petite debau-
che ~d'6tynaologie pour rire; c'est bien Ia
nestce pas, une id6e de savantR Ghacun
await le droib de, poser So question, ct
les autres aevaient, comme j. RAcademie,
bonner en- corps reponse decisive.
D'oui Went lie mot ainudrouo Tcllefut
la premiere question qui fut posec. ApreB
diner, ellie etait toute naturellc.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

La couture faitc par les machines de Wheeler
ct Wilson est exacteinent selnblable tes deuX
cotes de letoite. ct tout uuie. NoycZ lie pre-
mier point reprGsent6 ci-aessus.)
La 4superioritG de ccs machines est telle 4u'cl-
les ont obtenu lie suffrage dc tous les JUICES COM
petents.
Ii sufira de cousigner lei que, durant lie courS
de l'annee 1858, elicS ont, sans aucunc exception.
rcmportt les prix aux cXpositious DIES Etats don't
les mons sulvent:
NEW YORK. a Syracuse.
MISSOURI, a st. Louis.
ILLINOIS, il Centralia.
MISSISSIPPI, a Jackson.
NEW-JERSEY.
MARYLAND. a Baltimore.
NIRGINIE. Il Richmond.
CALIFORNIA.
PENNSYLVANIA. Pittsburg.
KENTUCKY.
WISCONSIN,.
MICHIGAN.
INDIANA.
AusSi birn que dams les villes de
CHIG.At;O,
ST.-LOUIS,
BALTIMORE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

MoRr ne L'EApEREuR De MoRoc.-Le
Momteur dc Paris annoucc lc deces dc.
l'cmyercur dc Marco.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

lSjuin
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01
VENTE
V0L
Pour Cause de Depart,
AL PLUS OFFRANT EFT DER
NIER ENCHERISSEUR.

AU PLUS OFFRANT EFT DER
NIER ENCHERISSEUR.
TETTE VENTE. qui aura lieu chez Nine veuve
~ SIMoNIS {sur l'ancienne labitation poy-
dras), a la Pointe-CoupGe, aura lieu le
Lundi, lime jour POetobre 1859,
A Q heures A. NJ, par lie ministere de MI. A.
HUBERT, encaateur.
Cette yente consiste en- une granle quantite de
Meubles de toutes especes ct en- tous genres, z
Buggys, une Jument, Harnais, une Vache Latte
re, Ustensiles Aratoires, une Selle,| Outils de
Carpenter ct de Seller, CUR Noir ct jaime, Ba-
sane ct Toile Gree Noire. AUSSI:
Une Belle Batterie de Cuisine Complete, un
Magasin a Mails, Remise, &C., DC, &c. =
EFT 800 B0uteties Vieux WIN ROUGE.
Iiermes ct conditions de la rente:
Toute sommc de $50 ct au-dessous, COMP
TANT au moment de Eadjudication.
Eft toute somme au-dessus de $50, payable lie
Ter mas 1860, avec caution solitaire ct s~atistac-
ton reseryee.
Pointe-Coupee, Il septembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

- Tn process qui s'est plaidt dcrnierc-
ment, entire les allopathes ct les homco-
pathes, Went d'avoir un PLEASANT Gpilc-
que. Tn richie ~fnancicr, attcint dun
gros rhume, appelle IN homeopathic, qui
Sc borne Il lui faire respirer, chaque jour,
un hacon pressure imperceptible Il rodo-
rat CONNIE a la we. LIE rllume resiste
4 ce traitemcnt intinitcsimal, ct lie mala-
de impatientG demandc au disciple
dHanneman conibien il lui doit. Celui-
CT reclame 500 fl. lie banquier plcin
d'esprit ct de colere, prend un billet de
banque, lie passe sous lie ncz du docteur,
puts lie remct Ell portefeuille, en- lui dr
SAINT: "Je vous pale CONNIE vous m'avez
traite; yous devcz etre aussi satisfait
que ,je suis gueri.'
TN SoURRIssoN IScRoYABLE.-Un de
nos confreres de Pest rapporte lie fait
suivant, don't nous lui laissons toute la
responsabilite:
"Rome a du sa fondation i deux fire.
res, don't la frele existence await etc CON
service par unc louve nourriciere. Dams
lhistoire don't il s'agit, les roles sont
changes. Derniercment II tigressc de
Ia menagerie Raymond ct Birkhead aysnt
mis- bas Inc petite bette f%croce, N jjeune
femme qui venait de perdre son enfant a
adopte lie petit tigre, ct depuis &c temps
ellie rentoure de SONS m%aternels. La
nourrice ct lc nourrissons Sc p~ortcnt
bien."
PRoMEssE DE REFoRME.-Une de e
danes don't la charlie obstince Anne Il
s'immiscer Ii on ma que falre, visitait
rautre jour la prison de Boston, ct irnpo-
salt aux criminels detenus ses interroga-
torres pfiilantropiques.
-Pourquoi e%tes-vous lei? demanda-t-
ellie i Fun d'eux.
Pour ayoir vole I'm cheval.
-N'etes vous pas fache7
-Oui.
EFT unc autrefois, n'essaierez-vous
pas de faire micux?
-Oui, 81 je peux, j'en rolera dear.
eLa protectrice s'6loigne indignee.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

A1SlJho-<h
SAN-FRANCISCO,
OH Giles ont etc proclam6cs ct rrconnucs CONNIE
superieures a celles de Singer. Baker ct Grover.
Weeds. SloatS. Webster. Bartholf. ct noinbrc
d'autreS. dc divers genres.
lie ''hcnu"er' (piece qui produit lonrIetl est
lie seul de &c genre, ct s'est montre an-dessus de
cute competition.
Ii sc vend de ces machines un nombre fabu-
leux, On peut Sc former une idee dn roule-
ment d'atfaires de NM. Wheeler ct Wilson. en-
remarquant que lie capital investi dams lrurs ma
nutactures ;itteint lie chitfre de 81 ,000, 900.
La contrefaeon ne pouvait manquer de fare
concurrence a ces machines, les plus parfaites
jusqu'a ce jour. Aussi les contrefacteurs ct les
imitateurs mont point fait default; unc foule de
machines ont etc livrGes au elnpiG-
tant plus ou moins sur l. brevet de NM Wheeler
ct Wilson.
Lii contrefacon la plus rfpandue est celle dc
G. B. Sloat & Co.. declarec tcilc par I'm decret
de l'Hon. fancy. Juge en- Chef de la Cour. S'l-
preme DIES Etats Unis, rendu dams lie District de
New York, EN- date du L. fevrier 1859.
snas- Les Machines de Wheeler ct Wilson Sont
vendues, acec t0utc g~arnntfe, au siege dc la
maison, 100 rue da Canal, Nouvelle-OrleanS.
EI5- Dams cette paroissc, NM. GRACGNARD
4 co. Fausse-Riviere. sont les agents autoriSces
de cctte maison. Les prix auXquels vendent
ces messieurs. sont les memes que ccux dc la
Nouvclle-Orleans ct lis sont autorlses a donner
les memes guarantees.
"a sept. | an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-01

LUTILITE de III Machine \ Coudre pour lu-
sage dies families. nest que trnp connug du pu-
bile. Une srule de crs Machines peut tairc le
travail de- DIX DIES PLUS ADROITEs Ell DEs PLUS
AGILES CoUTURIEREs.
La couture DIES Machines de Wheeler ct Will
son est 'elle qu'on ne peut dGcoudrc, meme avcc
les ciseaux. sans dechircr letofir.
LIE point formG par ccs machines ct nomme
ell anglais lorh-stith. Zee qui pourrait Sc traduire
ASSET bien par Texpression de point noue.) est
ainsi faite:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

lspansnINa A JuxY-We dropped into tho
Court Of Sessions the other day TO stake q look
around us, spd while there, we're witnesses of
the mode Of empanneling jury.
the frst name called was Simson Bnngstar.
ter. He had heard OF the case in dispute, formed
IN opinion-quite forgo: what that opinion was
oJuid easily form another though. Disiiked the
prisoner. Was down on prisoners generally
The uext. De D,abbit Ruff, had never heard Of
the eass. Formed opinion. Couldn't read -
Disiiked reading. Could write cross to his
uame. Always Judged prisoners BY their looks
Didn't know what the case was all about. Ac'
espted.
stephen BroteIietby. Had read Of the case 10
the papers. First in the Herald Thought the
prisoner guilty. Then 10 the Tribune-knew be
vas Innocent. Could judge imparti,lIy and give
. verdict With the majority. Challenged.
Bernard M'Groggerty. Heard Of the case from
ons-eyed Lsffsrty. Knew the prisoner we'll. He
owed him two dollars. A rum bill Would make
him sweat. Was . professional jury man, and
siways vent into the box with his verdict in his
pocket, so % to lose no time. Could leave his YER
diet with the Court and 90 home Challenged.
Blrty Collsthesd. Had expressed no opinion
Formed several though. Wanted to be paid FOR
time, or no wouldn't serve. Had the smallpox
pretty bad. 50 no could not keep the jury from
disagrseing. Say which way you want the sscase
to TO- sud he was bound to fetch 1t, ChaIIen ged
case. Don't got no binions. Dlnks de brishner
should be hanged. Veil sick NIT his stomach
putty pad. Want to 60 home. Challenged
Wellington Wiuterbottom. 'Eard summat ha.
bout hit. Thinks hit hall an 'umbug Would like
% ave the prisoner down to Brummsges Bis.for
'aif 40 our. Would knock tho fat hoffs heysballs,
aad blamed quick. Didn't biisve him. Chal-
lsuged.
sampson stolid. Could Judge inpartially.--
Didu's care which way he went. II prisoner was
acquitted, he's left of, If he's found guilty-he's
pAfdoned. Accepted.
We waited no longer; having business else.
where. We left the court under the impression
that there's o little fun aud good deal Of farce
about "empanueling o jary!"-Nstc York Pea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

a spxecn ylon "Bsv." TucKeR.-Beveriy Tuck.
~. Rec Of Va, nov U. 8. Consul st Livsrpooi,was
r,se.et n 4 recent csisbratioD 10 Liverpool, and
bsIus called upoa, Esds . speech which 10 thus
ske.ched in one Of she journals Of that city:
ale was scot from Virginia. unsnowa to COM
msree and unsequsioted vita ia mysteries, 70
rerrssent his country IN the greatest commercial
MOTT Of the world, Knowing less about u. perhaps
tban any man In his country. Loud laughter. !
n they should consider that any Recommendation
Tor Consul to be sept 70 such port ~ Liverpool.
THsar! hsari loud laughtsr aud cheers.l He was
awarded almost the highest honor that the Psesi.
dent Of his country could give him thear. hear,
and stiIl knowing not what IL misunderstanding
not his missiou--ignofant Of every thing eonnoe>
ted With IL renewed laughter he arrived In the
Bsitio--thaS American steamer the stipend Of
which had been stopped-he arrived In the Mersey
one brishs October day, asd they were scarce In
this city [renewed laushter.l when there opened
before his vision--ha, the commercial representa-
tfus Of his country daughter accredited TO the
greatest commercial mari 10 the world-doeks,
Shipping--shipping that absolutely seemed to him
whes hs nrst entered the Mersey, to be amphioi'
ous froars Of laughter 1t went 20 far up into the
town. Thought be to himself, Have these people
over here, from whom am descended, got so far
ahead Of us on the other side that they make ships
sail 90 dry isndr Roars Of lsaghter. And when
the old Captain Joe Comstock fred Oh those two
guns, be began 70 reflect aud found himself ia the
great commercial emporium of England, with n
very strong desire to resign and 90 home, renew.
cd laughter aud cries Of mo. mol for he Aod no
ore IDEA that he pc1g 1T for tbs station than ne was
GssdG 10 be that which he did not aspect to be shortly
Ers ssinSster TO Pipe Plus Of Rome; daughter bus
good wifs consoled him. aud told him she thought
~ ,seud get erer IL fLausbter.l Tie bad since
examined the statistics of the port, and he oeiiey
Cd that for every rock and brick Of ell the foris
dsbls masonry In Liverpool, the United States bad
contributed three ffths OF the whole amount Of
the costs. rob, Oh ard issghter He was,
therefore. proud TO speak to the toast OF The
ToWS and Trade Of Liverpool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

ExH EOE kENT-Th6S large ana desl-
~ rable Store House. No SO. on Pearl street, well
suited for a wholesale grocer fronting 80 feet on
Pearl street. by $50 feet deep. four stories high and
extending through to Virginia street. with all the
modern improvements, and its capacity equal toa any
store that street. TO good tenant, the rent will
be moderate Immediate possession given.
e2-ts ARCH u THOMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

- ROOMS FUK BENT. Several very
desirable Rooms on 18th street. next dooi e
Mr. John 0ras mes for rent They srs wei SUM-"
il I9-3ts JAMEc 49,