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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr-Wo oMAN-Oh
TIA priceless value of the love Of true wo-
1ani Gold cannot purchase gem so pre-
Nous Title and honors confer upon the
22>rt no such serene happiness. In our
5la4at moment, when disappointment and
iQgrsIisuGe, with corroding care, gather thick
around, and even the gaunt poverty menaces
with his skeleton finger, it CLEANS around the
soul with an angels smile. Time connot
mar its brlasney, distance cannot limit its
progress, Il follows the prisoner into his dark
esll I'D sweeteas the home ulorsels that ap-
oessss A.s huaser, and, in the stiffness of
nli.in ,h, i plays around his heart, and in
ms dreams h folds to his bosom the form Of
her who loves on still. The-couch made by
the hands of loved one is soft to the limbs
of the sick sufferer, and the potion admins
tered by the same hand losses half its bitter
ness. The pillow carefully adjusted by her
brings repose to the fevered brain, and her
words Of encouragement revive the sinking
spirit. 1t would almost seem that God, COM
passioning woman's first great frailty, had
planted this jewel in her breast, whose
heaven-like interest should cast into forget
fulness mans remembrance Of the fall, by
building up in his heart another Eden, where
perennial flowers forever bloom and crystal
waters gush from exhaustless fountains -
Stratton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

NornINo BIT AN IHsEcr. "A French. natu-
ralist spent several years in examining the
structure Of single insect, and left the
work unfinished. In the body Of an insect
about an inch in length, an n.her naturaliss
enumerated 800 plates rsmposing tho strac
tuse Of the outer envelop; 4s4 muscles Ter
putting them in molten 81 pairs Of nerves,
and ~ pairs Of b-esth;ng organs. The nun
Der OF lepses "a the eye of : common ~ is
SIX or scvSn thousand: Of the dragon ~,
twSvs thourand; Of the butteE6y, seventecn
, thoussnd. On . single wing d 3 hutteyny
havs been found 1OOI0 goo acs1es. xhs house
fiy's wing has 8 power Of 600 esrokcs per
second, which can propsl II % feet, while
| the speed Of race horse Is but 30 feet q
second. So thin src the wings of many In
seess. that 80 O0o ansea oTer cech Other
would snly BE- q - inch thick, and
- thin = they ~ eA = dOuble
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

EEO. eECORD, Proprietor, Main Street
enlarged and newly furnished throughout and / am pre.
pared to attend 70 the wants of all Who NAV fayey 1ne
large md commodious Stable With good oslers m attsnd
ance The Once Of the Western Ssaee Ccrnnsyv 4 ~
this House Stages leave daily Tor the East South and
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
The Judges saw.Logs.

! In the village Of W---lived man who
had once been Judge of the county, and wAa
known all round by the name of Judge L.
He kept store and saw.mill, and was always
sure to have the best Of bargain on his side
by which means he had gained an ample
competency, and some did not hesitate tcs
call him the ]" the biggest rascal in the world I
He was very conceited withal, and used tos
delight in Dragging Of his business capacity
when any one WAS near to listen. One rainy
day, as quite q number were seated round
the stove in the store, he began as usual to-
tell Of his great bargains and finally wound
up with, Nobody ever cheated me, nor they
can't neither"
"Judge," said an old man Of the company !,
/" rys cheated you more'n you ever did me-"
"Hew 40 r; sid the Judge.
"If you'll promise ysn won't go to law
about it, nor do nothing, Tn se.. OF else !
won't; you're too much Of law character
for me-"
LETS hear, let's hear r. cried half dozen
voices at once. "We'll bear your out in it
-go onr'
"I'll PROMISE" said the Judge, "and treat
in the bargain, il you have"
Well, do you remember that wagon you
robbed mo out OFF,
never robbed you out ct any wagon
replied the Judge, " l only got my own
well, | made up my mind to have it
back, and"
But you never did!'' cried the Judge.
Yes did, and interest tooi'
"Howf" thundered the now enraged
Judge
Well, you see Judge, I sold you one day,
very nice pine leg, and bargained with you
for lot more. Well, that | stole of your
pile, down by your mill, the night before,
and the next day sold i. to you That night
drew it back home, and sold il to you the
next day, and so on until you bought your
own log Of me twenty.scven times ~
That's lie p cried the Judge, running
to his book and examining his log accounts;
"you never sold me twenty seven logs Of the
same measurement
81 know it." said the vender in logs. "Ry
drawing it back and forth the end wore off;
and, as it wore, kept cutting the end Of un-
til it was only 10 feet long-just IA feet shor-
ter than it was the first time you bought il;
and when it got SO short, l drew it home and
worked IL up into shingles, and the next week
you bought the shingles, and then concluded
had got my wagon back--in my pocket.
book
The exclamation Of the Judge was drowned
in the shout of the bystanders, and the log
drawer found the door without waiting for
the promised treat. And to see madnan
you have only to ask the Judge if he ever
was shaved.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

IT IS FIsIsHED.-Amid the awful hush Of
human nature and breathlcss men, the an
nounccment, +" II is finished, /" thrilled the uni
verse? The hand that lay on the manger is
stiffened on the cross The blood for which
Herod painted has been shed by Plate. The
Deliverer is . captive; the Redeemer corpse!
Thus strange arc divine processes Thou
fool, that which thou sowest is not quickened
except it die In order to obtain life, you
must embrace death! Every seed must be-
come corpse ere it cleayes the soil and wave
its head in beauty and fruit. The resurrcc.
tional idea is everywhere characteristic Of
productive nature. God Is about to plant
life-tree in the world, and Christ is the seed
the seed dies, but will Spring by Divine
power into glorious manifestation, and from
its branches men viii pluck the leaves which
arc for the healing of the nations There
is no cause for alarm In witnessing that corpse
Did we know the realities of God, we should
sing hymns over that lifcless frame And
yet We weep: We weep as though God has
been thwarted, and his purpose foiled r
Wisdom, indeed, weeps, but her tsa.s are ths
jcwelry ofjoy.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

n a. TONDB0. RroprtcHOr. Main g.. cea.,
l Fafis Iswa. This House having changed hands
and undefEoue thorough rehttng and rsmodellne 4
now ready for the aecoumedetion Of the public h
situated b The business pat Of Cedar Pais Tho propr
ssoF pledges hnseM teA pains win he spared to make
hs enests eemstAhl< etaeee for derct narts Of the
cosanasy sesr n4 TIL House, i.tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27


DIvNGFoE SPoNoEs-A An important resource
for the fisherman consists in the sponge and
pearl fisheries. TO pursue this employment
with success, it is indispensable that the sea
should be calm and not more than thirty feet
deep Those who fish for oyster pearls and
the large shell fish called 6ucciaaunl tr!teniung.
descend to very considerable depth. These
men are exposed to great danger. The chand
gigos, an enormous bivalvc, which exists in
the sea Of Greece as well as of India, has
strength enough to bite cable in two Its
shell weighs no less than two hundred and
fifty pounds, and the fish itself about one
hundred pounds. II is a scene of no small
excitement to zee two men 30 forth stripped,
in diminutive boat, armed only with a knife
stuck in their leathcrn girdle. 10 watch them
as they fix their glance on the deep; them of
sudden, to sec one Of them extending HIS
arms and clasping his hands, make plunge.
He soon reappears above the waves with u
sponge in his hand, which he deposits in the
boat and Immediately prepares for the acqui-
stion Of others Thus he works on during
the day, and returns to his home overcome
with fatigue and bleeding from nose to cars.
Should cramp attack him while under the
water, it is all up with him; and equally
miserable would be his fate should he en-
counter biyalvc at the bottom Of the sea-
Even should he escape these dangers, which
are ever present to him, he may, perchance,
get entangled in the floating net Of the china
griphoide, from which he would try in vain
to cxtricate himself; and having, by good
luck, avoided these hazards, he may yet
stand q chance Of ending his days in the jaws
Of shark.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

a Al Law NOfA4Y puIGaca
;AAAD 0EN1xAI LAND AnESTe, nmlsr Ceu11r. Ssts
ssr ~ Ic:s wM vfaytcs = Butler An1 ax5ne Com
saoeee nsea - any part ot TIE e1atA 9aIoe exons6
Isses ad 80 a cthss busnes6 psssaiune - Cclec
'o. N" 80 ue.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
Tho Greatest Duel on Record.

An old Mississippian furnishes the follow
ing to the Woodville Miss Republic:
The famous duel in which forty or more
gentlemen were engaged, in 1928 is still re-
mcmbered in Satchez. :. Col Jim Bowie the
famous fighter, and inventor Of the knife
which bears his name, used to spend q great
deal of his time at Natchez He was chal-
lenged by a gentleman in Alexandria, Louis
lana, whose friends, to the number OF twenty
or more, accompanied ham TO Natchez, to see
fair play, knowing Bowie was desperate
man, and had his own friends about him.
All parties went upon the field The combat
ants took their places in the center, separated
from their friends in the rear, far enough not
to endangcr them with their balls. Behold
the battle array thus: Twenty armed Louisi.
anians fifty yards behind their companion
and his seconds and surgeons, and opposite
them, as far behind, Bowie and his seconds
and surgeons, twenty armed Mississippians.
Behold the heights Of Natchez thronged with
spectators, and a steamer in the river rounded
to, its decks black with passengers, watching
with deep interest the scene. The plan of
fight was to exchange shots twice with pis.
tolls and to close with knives, Bowie being
armed with his own terrible weapon. AT
the first fire both parties escaped. At the
second the Louisianian was too quick, and
took advantage Of Bowie, who waited the word.
At this Bowie's second cried " foul play p
and shot the Louisianian dead. The scconu
of the latter instantly killed the slayer Of his
principal. Bowie drove his knife into this
man. The surgeons now crossed blades,
while, with loud battle cries, came on the two
parties of friends, the light Of battle in their
eyes. In moment the whole number were
engaged in a fearless conflict. Dirks, pistols
and knives were used with fatal effect, until
one party drove the other from the field. l
do not know how many were killed and
wounded in al, but it was dreadful slaugh-
ter. Bowie fought like a lion, but fell cover
ed with wounds. For months he fingered at the
Mansion House before he fully recovered
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

-, sOM g moa:ten his parched Bps One of fhe
ongn.est-if not ths brightest g ~
ever hghted mp the firmament of An I'm
n'erature thus went ont in almost s;axll
g,oom ms sun set while It wss vot ',ns'en' aars
Onsted States Uagoxise, ~ day -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Then how comes IT. ssxsu -.
the Witness, that this most excellent sesm,n
was not as competent to prevent the Ladr
Elizabeth running Siaasr9 &C A..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
JOB WORK..

aving purchased an entirely new office our Job De.
parment comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
Type Borders, &C., thus enabling u to do every var
~ Of Job Work in unsurpassed in this section
fthe State AL work entrusted TO will be exc
cuted on short notice and reasonable terms. .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

DEATH ON new TORK D
F0p SALE ny ,. D HATCH, Cedar yalI,. Yov,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
POST OFFICE.

POST OFFICE.
Orrcr OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO P. NJ; OPES SUNDAYS, TO
"a. \. AND oro NJ MAILS CLOSE DAILY At ?. NJ.
EASTERN NAIL -ARKrvEs daily Sundays excepted)
at N. DEPARrs daily Sundays excepted) at A. NJ
WESTERN MAII.--ARRvEs every Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday at P. NJ DEPARTS every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday att An
NORTHERN MAIIr-via waverly, Bradford and St.
at7r.a. DErAars every Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day att A.
SOUTHERN MAIL-AnRrvss every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at p NJ. DEPARTS every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at I NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL-via Clarksvie, Rockford and
Mason City, ARRIVES every Sunday at p. N. DEPARTS
every Wednesday ats "a. M.
NORTHWESTERN MAIL-via wloughby, Mays
Vile and Hampton ARRIVES every "Wednesday at ~ A NJ
DEPARTS every Wednesday at ! p. NJ
NORTHERN MAIL-yia willougnby Shell Rock and
Clarksvie, ARRIVES every Saturday at A. NJ DEPARTS
every Saturday at 10AM.
Mails for New Hartford ana swanton, Butler County,
"''' '''~' e'' " A. MuLLARKY. P. NJ.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
>~>~~-~I--~~~O~-~-~-~~~~~
CovsIr JrDcs-G w. COUCH; p,,,ny,,
SHERrFP--J ELWELL.
CoUNrY CLERK-J. b. SEVERANCE. .... ...
SUPERINTENDENT ScHools-T. SIZED.
CorSTY SCRvEvoR-M. L. TRACY.
Co2oygg- VIRDEN.
TOwNSHIP OFFICERS.
~>---~->cr-~--~~~~~>--~-
vM. ". PHLPOT
TarsrEss3 A. MORRISON,
WIN. P. OvERMAN. .Ea-... s..
Tory CiEaK-D. J. COLEMAN. ..
81. NJ. 8. HODGD0N, ,-.
NoEsfASh1s r. w PIPER. ,H. .s- s
Assessoa-GEO. Q. DEAN. ....
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i exists there at ali. m ,us,o
this gentlemen, we must STATE tf.t ths 0,an,,. -
head under examination was nosssss xss.. s.ssa.
NO man can be truly great until he hoe
gnlMed knnMlndna of h;n,asIc - nos
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

The mysterious ladder that en-.
from the finite 10
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HIP.
EI.xe...niei
|Os
conds snseos
Intelligence
triesiy nsa',
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kAksD
Of notable,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Every anniversary or q bIrsss.s Is s.. s.
,s1icgs e, q q e1sf .safs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

LINEe.
HaaIrpenIh's
E,ss.S BOO "n:
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49,: E: FIJI sss,.t;5y,s4 4ffnz,k g Is

FUN OONNO2AuOo ANV AAn = 0SIn6A Ot6.
EAHES.-This great Ausrs0ae gsusody, eoasAaA-
ing no MerauvisI or Ba.ssnte properties, exces
fstlvs. TestOrasive ssd Osstinx powess; and
the medical world are assoulsAed vixen tod that
cOnioundsd vhsn they Asve Geuisr hennsnosrs-
tiOns ct he tacts. Bay ne DsoDs.espss Who hss
kpewn Of the remedy Tor twenty odd ySafs. hxs
Enown Of ease Of tveasS year. ssandsns 10 be
restored 70 DsIisei heath saa sli sthss easss d
exception aEd therefore cisalisnsee q, case al
Gonerrher whieA tAs rem4ds = n nvt cure, pso-
vidss ths objections Afs cATred oai With prud ,ncs
hst dossn euttiss, ard NsaAs aencfdsnki, in als
OF her csss ne kvs!antees . peftect cure; aRd Ia
tree OF cha!ss. 70 eOn pete ths cs,s ehsau IN
agsnts; anA cure wsu - eGocted viihous ineon-
venlenco u the potiohe, y
Seld b AYfkksoN = DUPUY, Mo- y, Bs..s
sises. sxspts for the oity q Nskaoa1
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~ Nstice.. TO the s,ck, afflicted and numeI-
ous families who have heretofore used Dr.. J. 3.
ROSES MEDIClN ES, always with the most un-
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has heen compelled to change tho wrapper. which
IL plain without any figures, and hS wyitten signn
tuTe the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines, 20 that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suherings.
DR. j. 5. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for oousha
Tho PAIN CURER for pans, rheumAtIsm, choie.
sprans Or bruises, and the DY0PEPTiC COM
POUND f2r dyapspsia and liver ooenvlsints.
WARNER L. WAXING. lei Broad ss,
ia1l-ly RiehmNnd. We.
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Ma Fishing Tackle.-New IL the season
for using the hook and line ant net with some
c'easure. as 6.h Of all kinds are Latns, and the
sport to their heaTts' content But 10 enjoy the
sport in all its length snd bresdth Foca AGILE I.
WALSH'a Gun Htore, ON Msin st where Reels.
lines, vets, Hooks, Reed and Extension Poles.
ana oil Othef parsDhsrnalia nocecea.y 70 = COM
ply yourself 1t nee; and il you are fond Of 6sld
spOfts. stOl pract CO o. sy0!d exercise. YOU Can
Tots, SW' RDS, CAS- fS, FOILS or KNfs'S.
to he found in the South. and ~ greatly reduced
prices. Remembev t. call NJ 1850
JAMES WALSn'S Gun Store,
nva-9w n ain streSt.
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The contractor can make said deliveries be-
for the dates respectively expressed therefor.
BESIDES the number Of quintals which In
each year il is stated the contractor must DE-
liver, he shall likewise deliver the quintais
which the Direction may ask to the maximum
of twenty thousand i,00O) sCastiiiian quin-
tails, without its being understood thereby
that this augmen tation diminish the deli verie~
which are 70 BE- made In the subsequent years.
The bids are 70 he opened at Madrid on the
18th of July next. The following is a copy of
the form Of proposal:
Mr.-, residsnt At, advised Of the an.
nouncemsnt in the Gnessa. No. ---. (date) -,
and OF all the conditions and requirements ne
csssary TO ths ACQUISITION by public sale of
the adjudication Of the service relative 70 the
delivery in the fRctories OF Tobacco Of the
klnsdom Of eUo0 qsintals Of leaf tobacco OF
the UsitAd Staies og ths eiass exprsssed by these
conditious and ~ muCb murU ~ may ~ asked,
10 the maximum Of ", ,0tW 4ufntsls, il each Of
the, years ls6l-Ms-' 30, engages himself 20 de-
liver each quintai 1T ths prize OF 49, rialsand
eeatA-
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Boy BURNT TO DEATH BY HIS FATHER
A farmer, living in Liberty township, in this
county, accidentiy burnt his son 10 death.
about two weeks since, in the following man
ner The farmer was engaged in ploughing
His son, \ small lad about seven years old.
took his father ont some water during the at
ternoon, and instead of returning home, as
his father supposed, he laid down upon
straw stack ana fell asleep. The father, Just
before leaving the field for the night, and
wishing to get he straw out OF the way, set it
on fire. Upon returning home, and not find
red Went back s'ssk o. ns
his son burnt almost to 4 crisp.-KnoreiHs
(IOtca) Journal, May 10.
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Hydraulic Motsr.--Kennsh's patent hydraulic
mOter may now be seen in operation ut DaW.
sons drug store, where it will remain for few
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Hxs,isgs Cou,t-This body disposed of q
large amount of business yes ,erday.
John w. Ohewning. sent on by the Mayor
for feloniously cutting, stabbing and wound
ing William w. Shields, On the i2Ih Of March
last, lnade his appearance to answer; but the
witness not heng present, aud the Court be-
ing satisfied that ne had left the State, sOlie
yr0seqwi was entered.
James BAKER, Thomas Wilkinson aud john
Lipscomb, charged with breaking and enter.
ing the house Of Henry Miller, ON the night Of
the a,th of April, aud stealing boots Aad shoes
valued at Sa4, we're examined and remanded
for trial at the next term Of the Circuit Court.
George Bl0omer. indicted for A&hting wAh
Josiah Trumpore, was fonnd guilty BY the
Jury, aud fined ttu aud costs.
Pat Woods, Indicted for assanlt and battery,
was found gntisy By the jury aaa haaA ~
and costs.
The Od Donsisiss TAsMssee Csspsss, with
two hundred subscribers, aad . capital Of
S2UOeUO. viii hold esaeSal WaettnG VI stocb.
holders at 100 Main street, on the 18Th inst, ~
" O'Clock. To elect PT@h1eat and Dtrsctors.-
The par value Of the stock u eeS. The boOhs
were closed ON Fridav last. TIE mestlue is
TO b held at Messrs. WorthaU & Wystvs az,
ace. where every si0ckholdes shoald attoud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

NoT,SETIhs NIsi;: 4 .hs hsmEanl n%wes'ins 3 8 af the
potD COMPANY will he held AZ their Of
~ - tb,s c,t, an ESDAI the 18th Instant at
~ ,f,cs + NJ ID. 3. WOODBRIDGE.
n, "a did treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

The Sunday School CoArsntioa of the Metho-
dist denomination OF the State, will meet in
Trinity Church. this morning, ut 10 O'Clock
The services are expected 10 be highly inter-
esting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

No neft.-James Hampton, a lad, charged
with breaking the lock that made fast a boat
owned ny James = Denton, and removing the
boat from its landing, was held to bail by the
Mayor for his good behavior
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IA ARue and rever- A
DkBiLITY OF CHEST

n AR0e and teveF- ..sstA's 'ss
DkBlL1TY OF CHEST sss.
STILL ANOTHER c9RR. MD'
HAWPrON'S TINCTURE. "
SALUpA, Middlesex Co Va,,l
August II, 1eoe
Messrs. Mortimer + Mcscbyay:
Gentlemen 1t il ~ith unaffected DisAsufe bear
testimony to the great merit Of } oar hAMPTONsS
1INCTUaE. Was taken last Spring with the
sgue and fever, ana debility Of chest and I,iribs
tried yar,ous med,csaes, .at found 20 fei,et; lot
on heng advised b, a friend to try our rtnciu Q,
| d.d SO. and am NV enjoying excellent health.
YOd can this hsst suits you - = .,-
{ Very truly and respectfully yours,
r. ADDtsON BARROW.
Call and get pamphlets and see cuses OF CuU.h
RbeuM atism, Scrwfula, 10.
Az rsst"r,tive and mv,gorator II hss bssn high
ty recommended
friends, after all Othor cures have falled
+ tMAl4Ec AM ChlLUkkN. ma TING
IURE will be found great medicine for al ,heif
diseases.
~ Call b,IS snS 4 Ess 9, ,ismPhlssf H ana ees es!ee,
Dr. c0S9KE Sc hZ Ell the RI
BRAY. BALTIMORE; and BY Drusgists and Shop
seoDcrS evovyWh0fe. d Der bottle six hotties.
~. 'f 1928 lS my 7-d&oWte
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- ELECTION NoTiCE.-The re

~ lar ANNA, meeting OF the Stockholders
- ,be IR6iNiA FIRE AND MARINE fNSu
,y,'%t,F COMPANY will be held at the Office of
no ,,on,psn, on MONDAY. Nav 2ist. AZ ~ o clock
4, 81 ghich meeting the election of seventeen
Hs,[fats inr The Company. to serve the ensuing
taslrs months. viii 'ake Place
w., i,-,d WILLIAM WILLIS. JR.. Sec'y.
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Exchange Bonk.-Gov Letcher has appoint
ed the following Directors, on the mart of the
Commonwealth, for the Exchange Bank of
this city: l.. W. GlazebTook, b. w. Richard
son and John H. Greanor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Escape and Capture.-Seaton Anderson, q free
negro. escaped from the city Jail last Tuesday,
but was captured that night, and returned
Yesterday morning, there to be kept for the
next twelve months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Lectures on Chiaa.-lt will be seen that Rev.
Mr. Cabaniss Is 10 give his fourth lecture on
China, at the Grace Street Baptist Church, on
Friday evening next Those whu wish to hear
a graphic description OF fashionable life
among 1.-The Celeslials" will do well to at
tend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17
BUSINESS MEETINGS.

NOTICE. - The snhscribers to the
T. Capl.at Stack q the Old Dom n on Insu
- company. will call at The office of Wortna N,
nW,att sae Main street. AID pay the frat instal
Sssntoi TWO DOLLARS per share. as required
\. h isw seiore tho genera n,eetinx OF the stock
y rs 70 on FRIDAY. the 18th inst
t'"e l.. h EPitMAN.
ISAAC UARENP0RT, JR..i
JOHN ENDERS.
THAs r. WOKrHAM, c"m'fs
JAS t.. APPERSON,
SAMuEt. Al PRICE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

Keep one Day-Two confec TONERS on Broad
street, Myers and Cent?, were before the
Mayor yesterday and fined, for carrying on
their regular business seven days in the week.