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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28
New Advertisements.

NoVeIty white wheat Fnmlly ,..-.,.,
ppIs ~ m. above old established and eele6IaIsa
UU brand Of white Wheat rs%' for his sEe
SarrSassd superior oE.d IL III: sy'
,nas For sale BY No: 50 Main s.
- INV EXTRA FLOUR.-iOO bbls Novelty NH. .
y white wheat Xxx Extra Flour, ssSe Sb 1Iss'
received and FOR safe Oy No. 90 Main st. |
TNXTR1 AND FAMILY FLOUR 800 bbls choice ~h In,t
IL Wheat Family and Extra Flour Of T15i9 SnSYs
received and for sale BY 10 50 Main st.
I'M Doz. coResnI.Tss,i ,.d, LSs'
1OO y W NOil5nd r Siitf Restorative,
is H-lmsbGld's BuShus
IA Cherry Ps''0rAl. SG 3. i TAU1fNGDENBgRes.
z1sdo06's INDIA oH0L0GOGNE, tne most certain REM
- sdy for fever and Asus for FEG 5slS
.nQs No / washington Hall.
D9Ls, V. Fa, III v' so sisSsa
.n,s " A'PhAl'un Vai Iaa,GGHErNs BusHEIELDs.
~ boz. Paint Bru.he' = 70 OOs'S0'.
APPS LAUGHLlNs BUsnHIkLD:
n DOE Large whitsWAsh brushes,
| y 90 IhltsgAsh DO DO
.Sss ror q a.. tl sf H.9flth
AZ boz. Hal. BTg.hes-ggE great variety
| Shaving do ], y
| ap2S For sale By LAUGHLlNs BUsHKI5LD.-
Ia DoZ. Fancy Nail Brushes,
| III 90 q Tooth Brushss-soft and Hard.
so Shoe brushes,
80 Z" Marking Brushes. AZ ~, mss
! apps LAUGHLINs BUSaElELDS S--
| Z BBLS sc0teh snun-BIadders.
~ 20 Boxes do do Naekea.
1900 Havana Cigars-OPtrAS
sS SsSO it'p''p' LXUGILiNs Z BCsHHIELDs:
GRAHAMs DRUG STORE.
| ,.,,,,,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,Icop,Top ,,r ,,,.bv
~ APPS CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
| N ELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCnU, for sale By
III ana CHARLES w GRAHAM
lCIN COCKTAIL BITTERs, most elegant article Tor
SDR EARS N''' ''f 'Ais y CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
nLD DOMiNi0S YEAST POWDER, for sale BY
~ ans CHAHLE5 W. GRAHAM
WAGES PILR oINTMESF, the best thing in use for Piles
~ for sale BY Iap4sl CHARLES w. 6KAhAa
| CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
| ap2s No 20 Main Sc. Centre Whesllug
White Washing.
DETER RITZ still continues TO do White Washing In his
usual style workmanship Persons wishing 70 en-
poy him call himself At his house, on Main
street above the LIST Ward Hose House. THIS
the fact that persons
his business by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

Br yesterdays mats = We have the May
number of the Knickerbocker on our table
There is an engaging picture of Marie De Rohau
on the page opposite the opening The first
piece is 'sThe Romance of Poor Young Man"
and quite romance, with much of real life
1T is too. ".SUrsum cordar is the motto of the
piece, and so We also say to those of the same
class who may read it
Tbs next is poem, called ''Hesperia"-
which is
"a HEhti light far cleaning through the uirht,
In nRmeless zone,
Like The oPe9ias Rhnpses Of unveiled delight,
Ii aAahe golden nysteriss the Aisht."
Another poem q considerable merit is "The
Model Wife, We base published it on our
fourth psge to-day Abe present number of
.'oid Knick, :" We should sag. Was from fair
90 middliog, as the market ,usa would style it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

AAA IaFsil y EiITH soRRSiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

Mn PnELAx had intended to give portion of
the receipts for tickets of admission TO the Bill
Fund. The sssppFlqtsp it - to the Mount Vernon
receipts. hut Mr. Phelan has sent check for
$3.50 to the fund, and offers 10 furnish table
and lirstclass players for an exhibition, at any
time and place the ladies might select the aOhole
proceeds to be devoted to the same object. The
Detroit papers say that an enterprising mer-
chant of Grand Rapids, Mich, is negotiating
for the purchase of the balls used by PhcIan
and Sereiter in their late billiard match, and
will convert the same into charms and trinkets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

Az unusually large amount of maple sugar
has been manufactured in Vermont during the
month of-March, and the St. Alhans Messenger
says, from present appearances tho sugar season
has but fairly commenced. One man in neigh
boring town informed the editor of that paper
that he had made over thousand pounds from
"a single run of sap, and had sold the product at
eight dollars n hundred at his house. He had
900 trees in his works, and was then making
several hundred pounds of sugar every day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-28

HASSLKERES! CASSLRERESl CASSINERES! Of
the GneAi quality and in great variety just received
asT Ness water S. (, Vi Mi! AR1sS Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

A Cincinnati paper says Bennett wrote the
"Angers Smile" while looking in mirror.
Twenty Of the "Wanderers" Africans, arrived In
Dallas. Texas, on the 10th ult.
William Mure, H. d. NJ. Consul, presided at the
Burma celebration in New Orleans.
John Cass, proprietor OF the City Hotel at So.
kvanpah, Ga, died on the lat inst.
Capt Samuel B. Morgan AN old citizen Of Bristol
Tenn, died on the 9th nit.
Jacob ssndeksr has been arrested In Wheeling,
Va, for forgeries to the amount of 81, 400.
Squirrels are unusually plentiful in Carroll
county, Va, and selling at @ cents each.
The total debt Of the city Of New Orleans
smounts to 81 ,e5s136
Gen. Mcconnell, 5th Auditor Of the U. States
Treasury, has resigned.
President Lord, ofDarimouth College. n. III :,
who 10 Co years old, was skating on the Merrimac
river last week.
Two bills have been introduced in the Kansas
Legisiature-one for taking a census, and enc
providing for another constitutional convention.
The Uuited States steamer Caledonia, has arri.
we'd ut Bar BADGES, on her way to Paraguay --''de.
tanned by the worthlessness Of her machinery
MORE AYaIcASs-It is reported that two car
goes OF slaves, from Africa. are off the coast Of
Georgia, endeavoring to effect . landing.
Martin Croy has been arrested at Sunfish, Ohio,
for the murder Of Miss Isaphine Allen. there some
months since.
The typhoid fever IL prevailing Ia King and
Queen county, ya.--among the deaths are tWo
prom ising sons OF DIR. fauntleroy.
Thomas =. Goods has declared bllSsslf d candle
date for Congress from the Petersburg fde'na'
district
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

ALMOST 4 pITCsEo BATTLE BETWEEN rHE REGuLk
fogs AND MoDERAToRs OF East FI0RIpA.--IIostle
feelings have for some time existed, and frequent
collisions hsve taken place between parties known
90 Regulators and Hoderstors, in Fact Florida
The feud had become 30 bitter ard 80 widely eI-
tended that II vas feared that serious cOnseqsen-
ees might result from IL. We are gratihed TO
learn, from a letter of correspondent of tho
Savann nah lie Orgian, vino writes from Chocochatte
county, under date Of 26th inst. that treaty OF
peace has been concluded between the fsc!ioas.-
The correspondent says:
THE Regulators and Moderators of 0pr county
have At last brought matters 10, hope, nal
settlement. The Moierators having made several
demonstrations IN force at our county site, aud
uttered great many threats and much abuse OF
the opposite party, finally challenged The Regula
tors TO meet them on tie 17ih st the county site.
and fight il ou'. TIE Regulators promptly accept
ed tho challenge, and mustered ia force. hul 30
that day, when three came into town. evidently
as SPIES and armed to the teeth. The Regulators
Immediately arrested and disarmed them, ard
being determined 10 put en- end to the contro-
ssrsJ, they compelled the prisoners to lead them
TO the rendezvous Of the Mooerstors who we're
collected in force at place some seven miles of
little before night they were martialed face &c
face, between forty and sixty GU each side. at
about ore hundred and fifty yards apart, and a
pariey sounded. The Regulators demanded the
i'm mediate disbandug of the Moderators. and a
pledge CT fItare good behavior on their part an
immediate appeal to arms. The Moderators sc-
csded TO the first proposition, and thSs cOmmu
nifty was saved from the disgrace aud horrors Of q
pitchsd battle between fellow citizens neighbour
friends aud relatives"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
PRICE ONE CENT.
THE HaoKass arc all on q grand strike


and have determined to keep their horses and ve-
hicles In their stable until the City Council 60
modliiss the ordinance concerning "pubiic hacks, "
as 10 give them control Of their own property when
not on the public streets. They say they we're
I'd with the rates Of carriage before the now
oruinanee was adopted. and asked for no increase.
Du' declare most positively they will take cut no
icehse, and let the people do without their vehl.
s,es; Just as long ~ the Couucil requires them to
heh sheir teams, when in their stables, aud carry
passenger hve squares for thirty five cents, whe
tnet tney wish to work their horses or not at the
fisk oi being fined So. When their carriages are
iu tne street, the hackIaen admit the right Of any
person 10 command them: but when 10 their sta-
ofes' they claim the night TO serve The public or
hof, " called upon. and that they will do
nothing until the neg ofiiDsnce Is modified 10 meet
their wishes. III the strike is unanimous one and
We understand It Ia, tie public will he seriously
inconVenIenced until new carriers" come into the
heid. How long both parties will hold out we
nave no idea but at the rates low dems uded for
proVender t seems 10 that idle horses will soon
eat cif their own heads,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
ssr The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
ASB No HuSBCG.-
PETERS ISFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GOSOR-
RHY4 AND ALI EEGRET

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RAUA, AND ALL sECRET plSEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no MeF-
curisi BaiSamc properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto-
rative a1d FenovatIug powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
Gedy viii cuTe the above diseases, AID confouDded
when they have occulaT demonstrations the facts
but he proprietor, Who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known Of of twenty
ali other cases oi shor duration to b. restored
without single exception aud therefore challenges
any case OF uCuorrh,sa " hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried cut with
prudence on the part OF the patient and 70 any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingy. IN his or her case he guarantees a perfee;
cure; and In Of failure. will furnish additional
medicine, tree of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; AMI cure will De effected with
out inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS d APPERs0S, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
do 10 Gms No. anl Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
SPECIAL EoTICEs.

Bon JOSEPH HoDasoN, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Presumption gent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
REFERS TO
Hon II. A Wise. Governor of VIRGINIA;
Professors Minor and Hoicombe, University of Va
l.. Nunaliy, prest Bank OF the Commonwealtb:
James Lyons. Attorney AT Law, Richmond;
G. W. Purcell Co.. Exchange and S ock Brokers
Richmond.
0oddn a AppersOu. Real Estate Brokers' Rich'd d
Kent Paine Co. Dry Goods Jobbers, do.
Thomas, Hughes 4 Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers. kichmond;
Tinsey. Tardy & " iiliams, Wholesale Grocers:
l.. h. Skinker Co Wholesale Grecers, Kick d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
L H f DISPATC H.
SATURDAY MORNING. ..FEBRUARY 5. 1889.

hoBBssY OF Adams ExPEsss-The robbery OF
Adams Express, between Montgomery and At
isnta, Of $4,000, has been noticed. The notes
we're chiefly yes and tens on the Bank Of Angus
ia, Exchauge Bank OF Columbia, s. C., Farmers
and Exchange Bank of Charleston. Bank oi
Charleston, Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Plans
ters Bank Of Fairfield, S. C, Union Bank of Aus
gusta, Marine Rank Of Savannah, and Bank OF the
State OF Georgia. Mr.. MaroDey. the agent OF The
Express Company at Montgomery. has been ar
rested for the crime. on a charge Of "embszaing'
the money. lie was bailed in the sum CT Sio,ooG
to answer.
A teiegraphic dispatch states, that yesterday
Adams Express Company paid over s40, 900 to tht
owners of the money stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
nm-HAarsuoass's Asrr-BILrous PILL

are the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
vet upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
1f all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
zripe easy in their operation and can be taken
st any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheumatism. -
q you suffer with any pain, use eHARTcHORNE,s
rou have q cough, use HART5HORNE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which 10 the best Cough eyrup Ia the
world
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. oc Is-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DISSOLUTION PRoPosED. Some OF the
residents Of Jefferson Ward are 80 mach exaspe.
rated at the idea of having to drink canal wafer.
as proposed by Mr. Elicit, tina, they threaten to
give up the city hydrans, dig wells in their vari.
erect gas works for that section. employ their
own police, secede from the two other wards. ma
king 6hockCe Greek the line, annex Church ana
Union Hills, and set up al independent town on
their own hook. How the dissolution is to be ef
tected. the leader has no, yet determined but will
no doubt issue his proclamation when The time
for recession arrives. SO embttered are the neo.
pie OF Jeferson Ward against the idea of heir q
supplied with canal water. that many of them
would give MP the city hydrsnts for fine ard
rely npcn wells, rather than use IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

PrDIiC SCHOOLS IN THE STATE oR NEW YORK
According to the report of the New York State
suparinte udert OF Instruction there were in that
commonwealth, in the year 1858, 1887 school,
houses, OF which nearly 10000 were frame; less
than ]. 900 brick about 500 stone. and 800 log -
Children attending school $40 l3: teachers 26 l53,
Of whom S,266 were male and 7,sS7 female
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05


BLoooY Rfar IN A CRUscHA R79 &1e.- Al
SSaiisy's Corner, fraok!in c9unty, Ohio, on Mon
day night, last week, gentleman named Elf IA
Cnlp was net at the church yard gate by gang
OF rowdies one OF thsm asa at once fke carried
srevolver. Culp replied that lie did, and ut the
same time drawing one irom his pockets he passe q
through the yard to the door: ke arrived tbere
ssonss were thrown, striking the door near him;
he disarpeaVea inside ths church where n isrge
congregation vas assembled. HpOu the occasion o.
religious services by Eevs. DOwty and Crook
Here de vas assaulted by John Sorimgsr and
DAvii Smiley, WHO knocked him down ia the
Sisie; csasat him by the hair aud struck him
hSe or six blows in the face. They were parted:
CU!p refrestsd up the aisle towards the sItsr:
Brown followed him W; Cuip drew a revolver
snd holding it both hands nred, the ball sutsripn
bfown right side and lodging In the back near
! the spice. The wounded maa MAS carried 10 the
residences ot of Smiley, his s;ep,tather, hear by,
ana Cntp wea persuaded TO give mp his revolver
We eltizsns pletgius themselves that he should
( not be mo'ested, and this dissraceful riot here
ended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
Agents for the city of Richmond.
do 10 Gms No. 2nl Broad st.
sss- DE- J. HosrsrrsR,s BrrrExs.-

These Bitters are universally acknowledged TO be
preventative and cure for Fever and ARpe,
fiatuience, Eeayiness Of the st0mack, any other
like affection. Their eject upon the system il most
miraculous; they give healthy tone 10 the System.
remove all morbid matter, and In fUCt thoroughly
clcanss the s. stem o all impurities TIE rroprie-
tors, in presenting this preparation 10 the public
them that in siuge case. when il has been
used according to their dctatiops has it been known
10 fall but on the contrary. lew virtues have been
discovered in its use. Totboee afflicted with any OF
the above ills OF the body, the Bitters" offered
s speedy and certain cuIe. Try them and iorm
your own opinion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

LIy.Is WESTON DAVENPORT IN IRELAND A Dub.
lin paper, spesking of Mrs. Lizzie Weston Ma
thews, who lately appeared in that city, says -
She 10 q human angel, and whilo the performance
WAS going on, contemplativs faculties were busy
With what must be the feelings of her past and
present lords. The gods (ofthe g,llery, We mean
dore her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

COMPETITION Tho Boston coroner. are very
greedy for business. oGe of them had sen,
man TO bring the dead body OF an icfant to the
office, and another coroner getting sight at the
body snatched it irom the man who was carving
It, and walked off with II under his ara the lezs
dangling at his back. This inedceu. spectacle
was eyh ibited in Court fGusre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

IlBkL.--A libel snit has been commenced again st
J. r. 4. Pitts Sheriff of Perry county, Mississippi
under whose auspices the confession OF Copeland
In regard TO the Wages gang Of outlaws was pub-
iishsd. In this confession several parties In Mo-
outlaws. Pitts has been taken 30 Mobile on
reputation for him on the Governor Of Missis-
siUui.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

SHooTNa OF TIE REV. PETER E Gnksy-rt NAV
be remembered that, come uonihs ago, the Rev
Peter Z. areen, OF the Mississippi Conference Of
tbs 81. T. Church, was shot by & man uam ed
Fisher, near Hicksburg, for receiving Fishers
wife as member Of the church OF which Hr.
Green was the pastor. Fisher has been tried,
found guilty. and sentenced to the peuitentiary
for seven wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DEATH OF SHocKoE The race horse
shocsoe. owned by Messrs Hester 4 Dickinson OF
this city, died near Charleston, s. c., las. Monday
evening, Shockoe was by Taly.ho ont Of Betsy
Whi.s, was bred by the late James Talley of Hen.
rico, who trained and run hici at three wears old.
and was considered good horse, having on one
occasion beaten Nicholas I, (though afterwards
beaten by him. and Sue Washington, two OF the
bes: racers Of their !ay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERr,-At an early hour
last Friday evening, Mr.. Edwin Psttea, farmer
Of Sweden, n. Y, who had gone to Rochester on
business, was gare!ted and robbed of about $50 Ia
the streets of that city, by the light Of the gas
lamps, and In the presence Of two women. Four
young men were arrested, only one Cr whom wat
Identified by the women.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
sA- pKBIIIrArEp PERsoNs-Those

petite or improper digestion-nay easily be cured
by the use Of BAgEB's BITrERs. We have known
persons entirely restored health by these ttters
after visiting all the watering places without receiv
ing aIsy benefit lf any of our readers suffering
from Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In
digestion Ague and Fever, sour Stomach or Loss OF
Appetite. they will 1nd certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed. Delicate females may rest as
suTed that these Biters are admirably adapted to
heir Diseases and fail in quickening nature
ana restoring the bloom Of health TO their cheeks.
reethnS infants may als0 be improved by their
uaee--whist sli classes and Will be benefited
by their strengthening properties AS family
medicine, these Bitters stand uuriyalied, end must
at once.
For sale by Purcell. Ladd 4 Go. and by alI the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. oc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

CEARLrsTos RAcFs-Sseond Day, Feb. 21.-Fol
the lst race. three mile heats, $50, was won BY
GazelIe. The second race. on the same day FOL
the South Carolina stakes, mile heats, for two
yesrs old, 500 subscription, was won by Thomas
Puryear's b. c. Congaree by imported GIencos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
Sraos0 ApPEAL Henry Leirr OK said

E1hOSG APPEAL. - henry LeirT OK S1l1
to bs native Of New York, occupied criminal
seat In the Mayors Court yesterday, for being
found drunk In the street the night before. lie
was discharged from the chain-gsng yesterday. af.
ed With another term. begged most piteousy to
be allowed TO leave the city al cuce and forever
His reqnest was fuaily granted, with the sssur.
encs that If again caught, No would get berth
for twelve months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
UNPLEASANT JoB.-sheriffs and

UNPLEASANT JoB.-Sheriffs and Com
stables as well as other public officers often have
to perform acts in the discharge of their official
duties, which cannot be otherwise than exceed
lngiy painful The sheriff Of IfeBrico county va.
required yesterday TO dispossess helpless family
OF honse, the rent of which thew were unable "a
pay. Knowing that the man was in feeble health
ana tnst me wife bad no means of gaining live
iihood, he procured vehicle. put them ia il, and
then sent them to the poor house, there 10 remain
rntil they can Go better. If he had turned the N
Into the commons, as he might have doue. therg
Is no telling what their suiferings would have
beeu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

CALogIc MOTIVE PowfR. the New York Centrs
Esilraod Company have procured caioric engine,
to use at their water works ia Rome in rlscp a
steam engine. l; ia said to work we'll. ard onl '
costs twenty cents day 70 run it. II Is usq, Ia
pump water from the Mohawk river into water,
houses OF the company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

Nor EsDED.-Msry Brown was again
before the Mayor yesterday to answer for asssp,,-
iDR and beating Mary A. +. Guerring. a ANAL
child, but tho examination was continued until
this morning, when witnes ses will be called to
testify as to the characters Of the accused and
coup p,ainsnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
STATISTICS or UNiysgsALrsM =

Ia iiSAACS Ue UNIV BALE ~ lie
"Coinpanion and Register" for 1850 gives the
following statistics Of this denomination OF chris
tians: general convention, l historical society,
i" sate conventions sJ associations. 334 church
es, Sl3 houses OF worship, t56 ciergymen, Is pc
riodicas, l university. 2colleses; g high schools
aud acsdsm,es. This denomination have also four
educational and Mas missionary societies. and one
relief fund, for the aid of superanuuated clergy.
men The Register represents the churches TO
Re enjoying greater degree Of prosperity than at
any former period
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

PERPETUAL lNeURANCE--A Nt,o PICTURE .-In.ur.
Ing dwellings as long as the house shai stand. b,
the payment Of a single premium, and that culy
at "a Per cent, guaranteeing return Of 80 Del
cent. We see il stated that this method has beer
10 practice in Philadelphia for several years, ant
that 1t has recently been introduced IN st. Losis