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- LET TEE WHOLE AyrLSoTuD Wontn
rsAp fHR rrsrTnoxY On LApr kv7kn o. Yssss :,

- L1f TEE wHoLn AyrLSoTuD Wonro
rsAp fHH rxsrfnoxY o. LApr kv7xx o. Yssss .,
NoasHAxproH Co ,Aprt, ian
m,s ss.v snass 4 ss a s,ss s:s
n. sssseE: we're 8 swss sewers . % rsSsr -
.aIssa ses' s: :eaS ,s = ny
esy Or gistst could rot move :ny D.rs q ~
tried mapy rsmedss fntrinsl snd eIisrpai vits'
ont receiving any relief vas ii last sdvissj 10 ~.
SSsss q s much I had az
continued taking IT, / felt strength coming into nv
back ard limbs. and nv stemat streDatsers Il az
am much better than ever eIpseted to b. y.
tend 70 use II whenever need Il. and vouid rs.ore
mend II to th: OH essd. b:li.,ias 4 @ b a "S
ssns.@Hrs Eliz,5s,h Rsev.ll j. . LADY Of n.
cure ia her csss speaks volumes IN fs.o1 ~ ,;s
wonderful Tfpcture seversi other persons ve hsvs
heard Of have derived erect bsnsht from lie nse IN
have daily anxious inquirers to know when We viii
receive ansthsr .uppy: We eIpeet lsrse SALES d
irG IN, me present asMsna and want you to sead
Yours. TYIya 4 Ap.t,
April 10th. Northampton county. Va.
ga 2 Sy f pa 81 ..TDsb;s' 70 g. =. sS,s
To Petersburg; by MOhTlMk8 MOWhRAF
Baltimore. and By Druggists and shopke4per:
- 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for g.
my 10-akwts
- FouR YEARS ExpaaIssca WIN
HAN RrsroRArIvns The fellow ing letter from !,
gentleman long and favorably knewn 10 Boston Ana
vicinity. who has bad most favorable oppoftubite,
OF knoin6 Of what he writes. will We are sure sa,i.
~ the most credhlous:
WALTHAM. Mas. Jasuary n Issa
NIssRs w HAGAH Co: Gfu,s--T have bse,
selling HEIMSTREET'S "TnimifaA. Han ppyn.
RATivs for three four years tcith good sstisfgs
ton and success have tried various other agtci,,
In the market, CPsge's. Pockard's. Avery's WOODS
&c } bat yours has the decidicd prsytrenrs ans n
them al. l have ntrer hesifafed TO recommend Il
for Oh IL clems to do several Iadies Of onr town
who had been nearing false hair for sererot .,qrT
have laid IL aside ard now have ftsf and Iar,,r1nt
head hair Of original shade md color produced by
nsng two or three bottles of your article and hen
By some means they have been induced to try some
thing else, palped upon them a. being superior
they have almost tnroyibly returned TO the use OF
yOpr Hair CoIoripg again. the only yrsriiorioaf
and reliable article in usehndinR ii 10 lofte oyi,
CT. "A cheap a. any Of the Hair Oils Washes with
which the market In Hooded.
am yours very truly,
Remember. that these congratulated rs.nits we're
produced by HEfMsTREET'a Iatmitable, the 0ri.
0indI and only reii1be article In uss
WE HlGAN d CO, Proprfstors
Troy, Now York.
III TrsHEn 4 winston. Agents. Richmond
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ARRIVAL or the Adelaide.
REPORTED CROSSING or THE aa " - 1as I,
rs nv TuSCSNF-CsOM MERC7AL. &C.

REPORTED CRoSsINC Of TIE Il, d WI Kin
rs By USciNf-coNNERGAL. &C.
ST.. JOINS, N. r., May 9.--The steamship
Adelaide, from Galway on the 3otn April,
arrived here this afternoon.
One hundred and twenty Thousand Aus
TRAN troops had crossed the Ticino.
- TsEcosD DISPATCH.
The reported crossing of the Ticino IS not
officially confirmed.
No actual conflicts had occurred.
The French were pouring into fiedmont.
Tuscany has joined France ana fied-
mont.
COMMERCIAL.
r.vrspoo, Anril SO.-Cottou declined 14a33s-
prices irregular owing'to continental disquetude'
At Manchester business 10 almost entirety Suspon'
ded. .
Provisions higher and closed win % sossnc.ns
'' consoi. declined to ssAssl4 .. lEe. @
The Bank Of England has raised its rates OF ois'
count to 81 per cent.
LryrRpooL. April 30.-Cottou-Ssles for the week
Of 900 bales, spectators taking goo ana export
ers 250O all qualities declined Lsss. Quotations
irregular. Estimated sales Friday we're 1000
bales; market closed quiet-Orleans iair q; MID
ding 67I; UElands Fair ~. Middling 61s; stock
In port AL 900 bales, including 35looo American.
FROM CALIFORNIA AND FRAZER RIVER.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The overland mail, from San
Francisco on the 18th April, has arrived.
The bill forming the six lower counties OF Gall:
forpia into new Territory, called COLORADO,
The California Seuate-had been sent TO the Cow
ernor for his approval. ou.
The Brother Jonathan brought down $780, 900 In
gold dust.
The news from Upper Freezer River was very
encouraging, while the lower country was entire-
" deserted Laborers were not to be obtained at
any price.
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cow .-Strayed

: ARMORY Y @ IT BATTALTON,(
Richmond. May 10. 1855. !
@ORDERS No. xXXv.
NJ Companies A. and B. will attend
a regular meeting and drill this (rUEsDAY) even.
ING at 3 o'clock, promptly. Members will appear
with musktt fatigue cap and belts. Ofirsrs with
side arms.
By order of cepta.na.
W l. SATTERwHITE, Co A.
JOHN RADY, Co B.:
] C. ATKINSON, ''s Sos'' my 10-Its
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s-M 81 MEADOR NAV no fon

~ M. &. MEADOR may be found at
the American Hotel. He has some of those gu.
PERB RAZoRs. made by Bagshsw. Of Liverpool
imported by himself, which have given the highest
satisfsc ton He has also a small lot Of supsrlor
POCKET KNIvEa aud SCISSORS, from the ssms
excellent manufacturer. byl0-2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The
1Nundcrsigned Commissioners. appointed By the
County Courts of Hanover and henrico. will re-
day oil june mkt, at 10 o'clock, A N. for covering
with gravel the c .useways of the Meadow Bridge
Eoad across tn Chickahominy, and for repairing
the abutments of said bridges. About 500 cubic
yards OF gravel will be reQuired-to he hauled an
average distance Of half a mile Persons desiring
to do this work, apply to either OF the under
signed for further information.
T ER q. TdRNER,} Hanover
JAMES T. REDD, Henrico.
my I0-lAW4W
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~ To have your lksness taken artis.icslIy en-.
pAey the sstists. nnn Co. Steam gallery. Price
- cents % - dollaxs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

-. Rsas Co. ere the only Artists In thu CITY
ospsbsADf taking the licensees Of email childr,,
eablss-a.sa full length Standing. perfsct s, ~.
enesscond process Of BEES Co.. lao nair ss,.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

- WAFHINUTON LDUGE No y,
Richmond, Va. May 10, 1859. I
~ SONS OF MALTA!
~ Grand Council of the "sons Of Malta
will be held THIS EVENING, at ; O'Clock at Co
rinihian Hall. for the purpose of initiation, &c
Also. at O'Clock, PM.
Every member of the order Ia commanded TO be
ready and In full regali8 at the call of the Bugle
All Sons of Malta now sojourning Ia the city are
respectfully invited to attend.
By order of the g q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10


The congregation Of the Rev. Mr.. CONWAY
Of Cincinnati, said to be one Of the richest
congregations of porkopolis, has lately d.
vided, and one division, the peculiar friends
and adherents Of Mr.. Conway, are about TO
establish new and magnificent church
The denomination of the church is Unitarian,
. creed which, however, allows such lat'-
tude of opinion, that the name does not con-
vey any definite idea of what in any partic-
ular church is believed. We have the sat
isfaction, however, in the present instance,
of being informed as to what the new church
in Cincinnati does not believe, and Of one or
two new articles of faith which it has adopt
ed. II does not believe the miracles Of Chris
tianity nor the resurrection OF its founder,
though IL calls itself Christian Church it
does believe in abolitionism, and, while it
does not believe in the Mosaic account OF
the creation, it believes that man was ORR
ginally monkey, and has gradually, by a
process which goes too much into detail 10
bear repetition, attained his present appear
auce and character. This new doctrine is
no doubt intended to inculcate humility
upon its disciples, and fellow feeling with
all the varieties of the animal creation. 1t
would be in harmony with the theology and
phlanthrophy of the new sect to adopt
symbolic statue Of an ape, kneeling upon its
altar, with the motto-"Am | not man
| and brother ?"
In Germany, new sect has arisen, and is
increasing rapidly, which adopts, with some
notifications, the Eastern notion OF the
transmigration of souls. They are said to
| hold that the wicked receive their punish
| ment by being changed, at the time of their
death, into some animal, and that their spi-
rits continue to pass from animal to AMI
| NAL till their sins are thoroughly expiated.
In this way the transmigrationists attempt
| to explain the sufferings and death of ami
mails, who, according to their theory, have
once sinned in the shape of men, and are
| now receiving the punishment of their sins.
We have not heard whether the Church of
the Ape in Cincinnati has adopted this idea
as part OF its ecclesiastical platform. tis
certainly worthy of its consideration. If the
congregations were originally monkeys, they
may be monkeys again, which would be an
elevation in sense and dignity worth stri-
wing for, and they should give the most ear
nest heed to make their calling and election
sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

~SHAMPooNINa WITH SHowsn
BATH -Gentlemen. II you wish 70 get mr.
heads shampocned with thei shower bath. would
advise you to call at the Hair Cutting. Shaving
sham pooning and Bathing Saloon under the Ame-
rican Hotel. Entrance on nth street. Single bath
d CENTS or five tickets for 81, mylO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10
~ y1sI1oss TIE BAPTIST Cosvrs.

TON AND STRANGERS IN THE CirT, respectfully
invited to call at the Photograph and Fine Art Gal.
lery of g w MINIS. No 1877 Main street. opposite
the Custom House, and examine the beautiful spe.
cimens on exhibition in every branch of Photogra-
phy-wbere the art can be seen in its utmost perftc
ton. my9
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LoDY.

r OsT OR MIsLAID-A copy Of the
80 - INNS, ADpITION TO THE CITY
m RISnTHM0ND ANY information concerning II
vi IN, he thankfully received. and liberal reward
" hi be paid for its recovery -, n,,pcp,1 . ia
51aawN LOST COW -Strsyed or
Stolen. on the 18th OF April, from my
:" farm near New Bridge Church. o large
nv Vith dark sides. white face listed back and
h.. n halls on her horns. liberal reward will be
"a IA Far her delivery to ms. IL stolen, $25 will be
given rn. a los t"' HI PICOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

LIVERPOOL, April q -Cotsoa-Ssles for two days
OF 5000 bales including 1000 to spectators. Prices
on Tuesday were easier, but not quotabIy lower
Some Circulars report decline of * On We'd
nesday afternoon the market closed with down.
ward tendency aud slight decline all qualities
Orleans Middling u Uplands So
Breadstuns-Plour buoyant at 6da9d higher,
bisSsrsso oM ~ io.ia. Corr At ad.sd
higher-ye elbow 90 3da6s Sd; wbi ida?s I'd.
Provisions-Bsef busyant viii rge specula-
tive demand and prices consideraUIy adysuced.-
Pork buoyaDt and advanced y 5s6n for good Amer.
Arm.
Naval stores Rosin dull 1t A.. Spirits Turpsn-
tine firm at As.
Money more stringent and active. expect:
cd the Bank Of EpglaDd will advance Ns fssss y
discount.
Conaola closed at 9l3<a02
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

On TIERCES choice Hams, in can
~ vass just received. These Hams are from the
celebrated packing house OF Bogen. near
medal bestowed ct the last U Fair for superior
ehampagne Wine. aud in the opinion of well.in-
formed. experienced Judges, deserved q similar
award for their Hams Missing tNat thew continue
TO offer them on their own merits, to which they
are very willing TO copfiue them. The average il
from l0to IL pounds. and every piece warranted -
For sale by
my 10 RT COLLISION 4 co
% KER'S EXCELSIOR YEAST
~ POWDEK-WaIranted equal to any made at
only 10 cents paper. Prepared and sold by
BUDEKkR.
my 10 No 10 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

DODEKRR'S HORSE REMEDY-A ne
ID YER falling cure for Heaves. Thick and Bro an
Wind Coda Coughs. Bolts or Worms. BY its use.
the Horses appetite 10 improved; all arrangement
Of digestive organs corrected softsniug the skim
ancs and may he used with perfect safety at ali
times a. Il coutainsno ingredients which can njure
Q horse whether sick or we'll. Nor is II necessarv
that the Bcrse DO kept from work whilst using it.
Prepared by
my 10 BODEKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

NIOTICE.- In consequence Of my SASH,
~ BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY having been
destroyed By fire on "Wednesday morning last:
shon ION Sth street. near Franklin for few weeks
until can get rebuilt at my old stand, $50 Main
street. uo,.wunpn
my IO-3.s ChAM ro"G:
HEAVY RECEIPTS OF CLOTHING
IL By jamestown we are receiving direct rom
our own mandatory q large shipment Of
FINE SPRING CLUTaING.
embracing a great variety of Cloth. Cashmere,
Drsn d Etc. Alpaca, Linen aud Marseiles Goods for
MEMS,
BOYS WEAR,
all of which il entirely fashionable, well made
and chean. Call at Head Quarters"
nv In KEEN BALDWIN q WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

CREN6HAW, QUARLES & CO, have
" ~ Just opened their =, third supply. Of summer
Mantlsa; Grape and Net Manfles White Berege
BY lo-at 2ss BROAD STREET.
WATER COOLERB-A full assortmcnt
- OF Water Coolers. Of the best make. 70 be
mas g BULKL1YJ,
my ~ l37 Main at.
ELY BRU6HEH-Pea Fowl and Ostrich
Feather Fly Brushes Just received It
ny W BULkLEY'S. I37 Main u.
lNBEBD OIL-For sale in quantities
~ to suit purchaser. By
my 10 = PICOT. Druggist.
PAINT BRUSHES, Of al kinds For
= sale By
my 10 RI PIoJT. Drugsiss. j
C0 TUBS choice Goshen Butter; 30
~ prime Cutting Cheese. fsr sale BIZ
CORN.-l2O0 bushels Prime White
- OoRN on consignment. for sels from, vessel;
my io-Ns 4 MILI2PAu0H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10
RRIvAL OF THE ANGLO sAxor

aEpORrkD FOR TUE "DlsPATCl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

The French Troops Entering Sdrdinia--The
.Amsfrian Army Hourly Expected to cross
the Ticimo-- Fourteen Days Of Grace Civ
en- Sardinia By Austria- Reported Russo
y French Alliance Louis Napoleon TO Take
The Field in Person-The Militia Of Eng
land TO be Embodied, &C., 5e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
Az ARGUMENT AGAINST THE POLICY OF RE.
OPENING THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
By Robert G. Harper, Esq.
lPubl!shOdin pamphlet form, q. Atlau.n, Georgia.

BY hoCtert q. Harper, Esq.
Published In pamphlet form, at Atlan.n, Georgia.
EXTRACT 80. 2,-eorToN.
Tho imported Atricans, too, would Hruuitpy
dnd repsiialn tlls South, and tue generations
born on our sol, and Under The genial INFLUENCE
of Southern inlti ulions, would ts well etluca.sd
by tue time they were old enough tu labur.
Would not that source Of the increase Of. sup,
ply affect the price f tho negroes already IN
tue cou1try7 Not only is it clear, therefore,
that the increased supply Of Slaves from this
traffic would reduce the price oil negroes gem
orally N the country by changing the relative
state d the supply and demand-but, as will
appear in the sequel of this Essay, the price of
negroes will be further affected and reduced by
o reduction of the price of Southern staples,
which are the products of slave labor For,
although we speak of the relative state of the
supply and demand influencing and governing
the price of an article, We do not mean that
these constitute the sole elements Of price. We
alluie to the effects Of that law upon an article
added to its intrinsic value, or its cost Of pro-
ducion, or its own productiveness, as the case
mar be. And Us matter of course, any cause
which goes beyond the fluctuations of the sup
DIV and demand, and affects the intrinsic value
of an article, or the cost of the production of
th,t article, or the productive value uf that ar
tide, will strike moro directly at its price than
any other cause This shall make appear
more clearly in the argument which propose
IL the next place to enter upon, in reference to
tie cotton interest of tie South, as it is CON-
pected with the African Slave Trade. When
we have ascertained what effect that traffic will
have upon cotton and the other great staples
which are dependent upon slave labor, we shall
then be better prepared to judge Of the effect
Of these causes upon the price Of negroes And
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
SPiRITUlLISM PRACTICAL MANIFESTATION IN
PULASKI COUNTY.

Our sprightly contempory, the Pulaski Times,
whose attention has been drawn to spiritnalism,
gives the following remarkable manifestation in
that county, the narration uf which was over
heard by one of the editors from tue lips of
venerable and truthful negro claiming to be
"meum." 1t is the first spiritual manifestation
We iays ever read about, which promised 10 be
uf much u,e, md it i, Il pity it should hare been
srlca In the pruurss Of development, by tho
somewhat "irrevereit curiosity" uftlls "HpAn"
aforesaid. We will premise our clipping from
the story bg stating that t!.e venerable narra-
tor and "mynm was out VI 'possuln hunt,
and had treed his game on an Immense black
gum tree, too big in his judgment for his own
cutting-an'l he thercupon betook himself TO
tue "spirit," for aid:
$50 goes up t., de Tree and stuck my axe, as
hard as could, an lief it dar, an step off from
the tree, and sed: Eff dare IS de spiri here oh
any black man d,,t, is dead, aohas has eber been
yyssum huaiin' pia ms, LioA tank hin, to let me
kno,o Il by cuNiag d,aoa dis he". say the
same ting over tree time, All den see de axe
comm out OBJ de tree, an .afore could snuff my
torch, away it was gwine cutting like blazes,
jcs like sum body; but swar af)re God, Josh,
dar was not soul dare but me an de dog %
Course knowe,l for troof it was spirit; my
dog raise he brisseIs and growl-I make him
lie down and hush lie nouf. Bme-by, arter de
axe had cut a bg kecrf, it stop and set dosn OIL
de sroun, jcs like when you stop to blow, anI
fake de chips outen de place dats cut, wild your
hand you know, and do chips fall onten de place,
but couldn't ste no hand nor muffin.
Well, want skeered bit; stood dare an
de axe stood dare jest eanin up ginst muffin.
Thinks dat must be Bill Chizzum, what use to
60 wid me p,ss,ln huntin alore he died. Sez |,
is dat you Bill Chzzum, an when ! say dat,
down fall d. axe on de gruun, and all de suadin
could do, it nebber cut another bit Den
knowed it was Bill, an he tink gwine to ax
him for dc quarter dollar be oweI me when
he die, an he cut ont for true. ] tell you, Josh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
slmKINs, DUR1soE d CO., Proprieters.
Selett 4oetrgy,
LITTER JERRY, THE MILLER.

LITTER JERRY, THE MILLER.
BALLAD.
Beneath the hill you may see the mill,
OF wasting wood and crumbling stones;
The wheel is dripping and clattering still,
But Jerry, the miller, is dead and gone.
Year after year, early and late,
Alike in summer and winter weather,
He pecked the stones and calked the gate,
And mill and miller grew old together.
"Little Jerry twas all the same
They loved him we'll who called him so;
And whether he'd ever another name
Nobody ever seemed to know.
Twas Little Jerry, come grind my rye :
And "Little Jerry, como grind my wheat !
And Little Jerry" WAS still the cry,
From matron bold and maiden sweet.
Twas "Little Jerry" on every tongue,
And thus the simple truth was told;
For Jerry was little when he was young,
And Jerry was little when he was old.
But what in size he CHANGED to lack,
That Jerry made up in being strong;
I've seen sack upen his back
As thick as tho miller, and quite as long.
Always busy, and always merry,
Away, doing his very best,
notable wag was Little Jerry,
Who uttered we'll his standing jest
"wheu will you grind my corn, sny?"
"Nay," quoth Jerry, "you needn't scold;
Just leave your grist for half day,
And never fear but you'll be tolled."
How Jerry lived is known to fame,
But how he died there's mono may know;
One autumn day the rumor came
"The brook and Jerry arc very low"
And then twas whispered mournfully
The leech had come, and he vas dead;
And all the neigbbors hocked to see:-
"Poor Little Jerry" was all they said.
They laid him in his earthly bed
His millsr's coat his only shroud-
"Dust to dust" the parson lid,
And all the people wept aloud.
For he had Stunned the deadly sin,
And not grain Of over-toll
Had ever dropped into his bin,
To weigh upon his parting soul.
Beneath the hill there stands the mill,
Ofwastins wood and crumbling stone;
Tho wheel is dripping and clatterins still,
But Jerry, the miller, is dead and gone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
EDGEFIELD, S: G., MARCH 9, 1859.

didn't cotch Cat possuu no Stree bob-dis
chile take he axe and cut for home, sartn."-A1a-
con Telegraph. /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

f,un Louisiana tn linrrr,s Monthly ei,cs s's tI,.,
EIInwino
aWbcn Willie was Gvc yca,s o11 often
amused him nv taking fr,m is Shelf = 6 pmln.
rial History IF Anr,.ica y sbow;m.r him tl,
illustrations, and relating tic incidents tE,y
were de,;nned tn rcnrrsent One dov noant;,
tv of cotion.wool WAS Ivinr ncor Hs W,l!;.
Ind hcen hnsv with the snowv Lcan and n,,.
s.ntly he came TO nv side, a naper soldier.can
on his head wooden sword in his Lond md
the bosom Of hi, frocl-far he had not vet hem
advanced to tho drnity Of wunmcntiunoi,Ie,n
filled with cotton
81 ,ok, sister" be cried sI am General
jack ION Of tbu Battle Of New ORLEANS -
(iunprnl Jark.nn!r | excIsme,l, lrpoliu-
NJ t.., fr,us: g,,,raraure ,,r lr.:,,r.u' t.II.,w
=, ;tiir -
,y,u mr. .a:j ii. ,.r .,..r. ,,,...,.;;;,.,. adj,
.,.,,,, jr % -is.nI m h;s iii: n.nd e. "is. II.
Weii'"aia"u c!ic't; G""' "" ~s my crtlon
tr"'. i"'''''T&ss J" ,;.
The saue deaf mite itil5S said to lis sister
one night w!el lie saw mist arou'td The moon:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

Why is it tat Young ladies have greater fear
of lig tnilg than those Of The sterner s,x? BE.
cause they are sensible Of their power of at:rac.
tiuu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

This British paper hrs undertaken the cause of
the South 1t arucaics Ic rc-npcnins of tic Slavu
Trail, i'y tic tnirci States lhc withdrawal of tbs
BRITISH squadron from the coa.. Of Afrc ; mud ils
nrsum mt is, Cicap C"tton' for British u,ana.ac-
tufcrS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

I United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Thomas
skinner VII is s N on Saturday 10Th inst At O'Clock
next afternoon and at City Point the following morng Pas
the South Will by tho great southern mail
line. Those for Richmond will arrive there Monday
ing Travellers win nnd this The chsspss plesssutest and
most expeditions route Passage and fare, with state
Norfolk, S. Petersburg aud Richmond, go. Apply 70
LUDIAM HBINEKEN, 81 broadway.