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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

WANTED. ..Wanted to rent . DWELLING
w in the city, containing from four to six rooms.
A good tenant NAV be had BY addressng bOX
$685. Richmond Post Office, stating location and
price. Sits
WANTED-Any number of DRY HIDES-for
w which the highest price will be paid In CASH,
by o. H. CHALKLEY,
18th st., between Nam and Cary.
IN TIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

LON r.,
The world. renowned Europeaa
M iGlCIAN AND VENTRllOQrIyr
WI have the honor OF makinx his irst sppryu
before the citizens If Richmond and ylc,slr
On TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. In.
And EVERY EVENING during the week
MIRACLES Presentations.
Without con fcderacy def, ing detection,
Great Novelties aad Wonderful Rsyssa
items, composed of
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS
CARDS OF ADMsssI0N........... 80. gn
N. His Nightly Wonders will 10 yansd q
evening.
Doors open at 7 clock. and performanc,le.s
menCe at quarter to s o'clock p N.
IA Grand AFTERNOON ENTRslll
NJ kNT for the accommodation Of Pamlhss ]
dren and Schools. on SATURDAY AfTERyQ
commencing 1T ; O'Clock Doors opss st.css
Admission % cents, for all ages. kti
A 8TONISHING TO ALL.-MADAxEi Il
SELL. the celebrated Asirolosls,, - -
the city. She was born with naturs siil ioai
the events of life your very ,hou,hu-'
tell whetheF you are married or sinTle, end y
many times you are to be married: viii cause "
~ marr!axe. she has aston shed theussnd' :
her magic power. No gentleman admitted Y
EDpiSs' Boarding House, 18th or t;ovsrne's's
Detween.Maln and Franklin streets. no a-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

wE s.C OPERA COMil UEAypo0,.
delPhia. and other cities vii, x NV Yan
will appear in Richmond for ~" srsa' es,.s
TUESDAY .snd WEDNEsp39vvtI,
n, 49,. Februar, Hth and ISL VEsa
,ox, scented: ns 0'a's.
Will be presented. for the 6rst t n" INA ID
LA CHATTE METAN0RRipsuIa ae>
orEkA coMiQux
formed by Mile DARCY tfor ~ ~ sc'lls-s
passed. at the Opera Comieus ~ y "a
wards of 1O nights, to crowded bo...Na
~ IscsIvsa IN new Ork for ,wsys 20
u"Doun9ed enthuAasm, and NM. MA
nnunced by the press and the pae uaa,s Nisli
most rIauant and interestlng ma.s~ es
Minette. l.. chatte de- GuIdo ,"s Am
Mar,anrc. tSa Gouvernante, ','' we Ia,
Tu,dp tMisanthrope,l. .........'
TO b ieiic..d ,bS ~ '''...Gs,,
LA PARODlE DE LUCIA Or LAvy,,
r.. .,i Reformed b, NJ. GATfiss'is
JEAN LEsor
Operatta in one act. Words of Lula, F.,
PLAT. La
DISTRIBUTION:
ware, Fieuriste,l. ......... Nm. A..
...'-.'.'' ............. N ~
Jean Lie BOT --...... "
In the principal charae,s,, 'A'.
- -----
WEDNESDAY EVENING Prp
Will te presented in Rlebmo,l
TOINETTE. EFT son CARARIyiv,
OpefAtta, IN One ae, AA
Paudere, Gardiner. e sIpl
BiscOtin. ...... IN Vat
To be followed hy '''' '''-''"'. Aa
LES DEUx AvEUGLys
Girofiier. ..............,.. ~. Y
To conclude with h' "A1
LA ROSE De SAINT FLOra
,,.v Opera Comisue, in one se,.
Mile DARCY as. ''''
Mnnodcnu. ....-- ........ II Gar
SnopaiiIOuA ...............,. n
COhscfipt. ...-............M ARM
An effective ORCHESTRA will h. nra.,
REITER. '''" 0onaaes
rElcE OF ApMIssloS-ONE DOLLAR
NO extra charge for reserved seats
sale OF Tickets for both nj, hts soro,
on FRIDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock st,1s,
stores nt JAMES WoopHoUsE h Co raw
and at r. II. TAyLoR's, 1ss Nam Il. ~
pa E's Nus.
This calobpatoh xyc,L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09
Cod Liver Oil JelI

Hollowny's vermifuse Confectiens.
pleasant safe and effectual remedy for worms;
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, such as chill
dreu will eat with relish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

= PRorosHD vIsfr OF STATE LxaIsLArURRs
4 Letter was received Tuesday by John W
Garrett, Esq, President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, from . prominent citizen OF
Boston, inquiring whether he would give free
passage ON the Washington Branch of the road
for tbs Legislatures OF Virginia and Maryland
e cass they shouid pay visit to Boston,
4 The lsttss says:
We haW made application to all the other
roadas making etlniiar request and nave re.
! eeivsd reply from 8. n. FELTON,. Fac. Presi.
DAT q the Philadelphia apd Hxitimore Rail.
xoad, Offering the ire uee Of his road nroyisisd
NJ other yUAda did Tho came Rsxor. -
Wsuee 70 any ot To- companies Ne w,nre ~
eepee ~ leAdlAg menhers OF the IA~tsIs ,n-a
G0At - e0pn - Q 1ree use OF the roeis c".sS
p Obtained, they would Pass q resoIn tor ~ -
lnvttAtton, and Offer the hospitalisies - ~ =.
Ito - he bodies both OF l(arviana a. - VIZ
Peaai and further cOasidered II dsnirenie ~.
3e arrangement should - made n tirne =.
- Sao lat ne lemonade bodies ehou a make
o. To "a the visit, and proceed q Rnnker
0s1t 49, LexinGton. In oAso thsy should CONS
see roa1s VIII = Mads ire from Bottom q
Ocneosas y. y. And 70 any othar pOints Is
49, - yleltox4 Ni6At desire to 70. Should
4ey Agree - eOuA ~ Legislature Of Nor
- ksoDsylveniA will Also b invited
hFeply = ~ lettsT, The snthorities Of IL
s1eaA senAsA tAAt u CSC IL Iaetelature 81
eAns6tas isvited ~ Iesiaiaturss q VIZ
GnteAe1 1asylanA - visit tAsm, IL ryoad
w6s14tp p taelS sasyira.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

Liver InvtE0Nkt0P,
Prepared by DR. SANFORD. compounded en-
trely from Gums, 10 one Of the best purgative and
Liver Medicines now before the public that acts a.
Cath rtic, easier, mlder. and more efectual than
thaytic but L,rer remedy, acting first ON the Lir.y
to eject its morbid matter, then the stomach
and bowels to carry off that matter. thus accom-
plishng two purposes e6ectually. without any of
the painful feelings experienced in the operations
Of most CQthnrticS. For sale bv
FISHER i WINSTON, Druggists,
fe3-6t No. 125 Main St, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARYa
HixA water sAis deg { 1Rrsdsy) = e'eieeb.

ARRIVED,
Schr. American Star, Conklin, oyster shells, to
Captain.
schr New York. Carnival, James River, lumber.
II Mercer Co.
schr Mary A. Guest. Guest, James River, wood.
to Captain.
/. Schr. Melbourne, Epeare, Rockland, lime, Bridg-
fO,d Il Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

~ Atsam EnSine for Sale.-A splendid
PkKPENDICuLAR ENGINE sntrely nav. v
gan b. put any part Of buiidinG. being sepaxate
from the boiler. Il 10 amsll, and will only occupy
space al six feet This engine was built by
master SaeeAisiss during leisure hours, and Ffsat
care has , been taken With everv part Of it. The
ANY further particulars will b furnished BY adj
dressing ,or ON application to Mr.. G. H. WYNNE,
job and Book Printer. corner Main and llth Sta,
and sale. Re A-d&cvfs
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blows, Flows, PLOWS.-
p. H. STAkKE,

No. 81 MAIN ST, RIcayosp. Va. peoas
Would call tn. attention 81 srs, msreRsa;.
ara 9the5s to the fact that he makes every variety
EsGRMES EfsgIToXRhEfPfs sS9aasTf ls co. CORN Il
made IN his own shops, Of best materials, BY good
s:a. 70 Az ssP' Al. s' fr Ef sR2bs
which he obtains from tho most reliable sources.
which .o1is sr :. S
:ss aRd Eo% sba. :aass
ave- one half 81 tie wear IL o..sas H: i Sss
yassantsd every erticle made b. himseH AID is
turned for fault since BE- commenced business. He
hopes to sueceed purely on his own merit, and
e e sa e fem g.
int others down. he expects.e virtqous communal
y to d'coansenaaoe hlm and bug q z s::ssI man.
-. 4 fresh supply of GARDEN SEEDS Just 70
KiN.ssn.n 2. 3 EmsgM scOVaINa ksTAB:
9kETLEAEM's cLoTHINe eleened lie new.
l f:S|SSiEc gkfxis . EASss: cdft AsS:.i g.
OLD sfiss III .ss sasss eooDe
CO sad folded ~ sss1ekasfs q Nss Y1l
j: Sci - ',o-,,..'. sA,,,.. s,
CMeE1D nEET 19NdDE6.-z1sskeF yes
= q sscis .kss &c sEossdn 80 css.si Rsiad
Ss!ss "a tte.i 4 q $500 sssss 8. 49,:
s':'s = A''-'. .s...! &! (: .sa; 8
:; Z: 4: Il I: i:
f.s!gs! ~ - 49, - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

C0d Lhver vi JeIY, 80
delightful preparation Of COD LIVER OIL
containing all Of the good qualities Of the OIL with
ont the disas ree.ble taste, leaving oily ssnsa
ton in the mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

stanfiv nder sheiter. il y-1sss
RRuAHES. BRJsHEs.-Alars s as'of,s'
- OF Paint, Marking, White wash. sa.s
ing, Hair. TU tn. Nail and Branding Sfa'ss'
TO-, Just received. and for sale tcs BY u.,,
A. BODEKER CO.. No Rasl"
OFCElvING THIx MORNING. IM
~ 1881. -lp pieces Of those tip,top - ss. -
blesched Cotfons At rs cents. inc eeea'''
- '"' '"'' - a. ALFRED NOTES. g Mass
HERRINGS. :. SO bbls No. Hsiiil ". y
~ rings. 10 bills. No. Halifax AlewHs'''''
0'"''' '0' '"'' 'woMBLE 4 cLalBoHS.s.
No. II fear W..
I HAVE this day received ial ,aps.,s-s
l Roses Medicines, which are edersWH aTR1vs
ms SS Sss:ss s Sasss for the cit. d
OAR DEN AND FLOWER SEE sssSs
"'''' '''ss ' W. l.. swsA Il fSS No 10 Be.
THlLDR EMS GIGS.-A new suppl
~ rieus sizes OF childrsn's cSd ,.,vs KS
coived and for sale 90 btLnrV.sE
QLEACHED WINTER WHALE W
- $500 gallons best saaI,,s,, for snf / CT.
UtU8 AtSt1s 49, sVfh'a -. J
0IL4. FOX MACnyNEkY.-srs,r,s,,. $50
T.. LIZ .s. !, and ''As' pSSs 81 iqisii
Druggists. n. corner Msis sad va, I
VALENTINES. VALE iN,.,jss
- SsYsl a1s sssortment OF sssssiansepp'S COS
: corner Bsead ~
f60JK GU0IEl HALLS, ny ~,
l1OP1. HOOPS. ard otses tn.ae COS
Wholesale 81 retail at SChAArA ~ ~
W. ~ kAn, On she best tsfms;a ~ as
Ion9us 4eaus; 500 ios' pnSsnvE O..
o'1i 6, sssss :s ss H. q Maj. ..:s
V1alN naNas ca LICOkx, shlA1iS.I u
~ lC0E6.-f,Dening this usoEnins sss'
s0'e'se sA'a's caEIif 2sfiIiEisr's. a VA. - !,
FlNR C1QAks chsvina asd Sns %,
: 80 6as1 fiDes aad Sssss'' nSnGn;ipSEi ~
0zH07INs IN C1Mnntc nAs: "
~ 49, q nAlLRRr's. q ~. "A
fNI0VE1 eEBD. --aDe bsisbs's pa
- sssA sssssviss. n ~ r sxrxks1 ~
fXE6G VENI60N -luas rsssiss.sss - :
{ .. - sss = !. cAssfESS. u &c.
1NIEx clsS So Sc - E. : s'; $. -
i - = - 1fsJls ! 1osee z
j -: !: i : u & :iisa
; =. e :s / s IT..
~ ~Iaaxh efp ii "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

POSTAGE STAMPS, POSTAGE
So ETAMPS.-Persons in want Of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this Office, in
any quantity. jaI9-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

Dally's Magical Pain Extractor,
Positively cures Burns and Scalds, Cuts. Bruises
Frost Bites. Chapped Hands, Swellings, Sore and
In1amed Ely eS. and all pains.
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NJ ECh CS' Ra1,

hho o y cents. Children, ~,
10 SIT s""iusnce M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

L PROPOSALS will be received by The usdsna
Tor the erection ut Marysviite, Charlotte {
an EPISCOPAL. CHAPEL, 30 feet By y TEE
the inferior. The side, front. and rear eievs /
and the details of workmanship, oa both tasaE
nor AND interior, to be the same rs tins d'ss.
such building shown on plates IL. u u $50
Upjobn'. Rural Architecture. The oni, etts
proposed from that design Is an increase a ssai
that dime nsion being ID feet instead 81 "
The change will require some increase ~ 's.
Of the scantlings. the dimensions Of vines W
a. specifications for the construcilon, RAJ
on application to he Dispatch office. ia Mass
or to Rev. Mr.. KfNKIE, in Lynehbufs, az
sent to any required address by the nndeIhsas
The construction to he proceeded vita y
~ practicable, and finished without de!N,
HENRY CARRlN6TV'
On behalf of the Commlssl9rn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

&TAvE1. .Coopers win find stored n ~ . /
choice lot OF JOINTED BARRSL sTAvE
slaves were cut in the month Of Arsa6 AZ
are. therefore. well seasoned, havins fsss
stantly under shelter. ia N-Ns-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09

wwTrKK22ffDnL!TANHALL. :
WEDNESDAY, tn URSn.y
EVENINGS, Feb. s,S silaiI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
INSTANCE OF A Docs LoyE.-Mau

INSTANCE OF A Docs LovE.-Mauy
months since, James johnson, a German
grocer, whose establishment was on the
corner of Gray and Second streets, was
detected in buying goods from slave,
knowing the samet to be stolen. This con-
s:i,u;ed felony, and he was committed
to Jail to answer. During bis incarcera-
ton, little dog, who refused to abandon
his master when all others had forsaken
him, visited him every day. About noon,
the faithful brute would appear a, the
prison, and, waiting chance, while the
ponderous door was flung open, he would
rush in and lick his masters hand through
the iron grating. Las. OctObe. johnson
obtained bail, and fed Since that time
the dog has gone to the Jail nearly every
day, in search Of the master be will pro-
baby never see again. Yesterday, he OBJ
tanned access TO the prison, and, failing to
NEE. the one be sought, the poor brute re-
traced his steps slowly, and in a melan-
chOly mood. Perhaps, like the graudfa-
sher in the ''Old Curiosity Shop" who
seeks poor "Little Nell," the disconsolate
dog thinks he "Hill be there tomorrow"
-L9gtsri!!e Courier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
Ratifciti0ns-PoIitical Courtesies.

y meeting 10 ratify the nomination Of
the Hon. Andrew g. Curtin for Governor,
took place il Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening, at COncer; Half, which was filed
to oveIfoWiDg, aud meeting was held
outside. Col. CURTIN, in the course Of
his remarks, took occasion to say:
"Felov Citizens, in the contes, which is
now begun, yea have placed the standard IN
my hands. The Democratic orgau,za,Icn
have entrusted iheir banner 10 man OF DIS
unsuished ability, Ui eminent purify Of char
acler, Of fair personal record. | shall not
say, nor shall any one who supports me say
with my consent aushJ against his repu,a-
tion as man. Let others. If ihey wlll. ce-
scend to the gutter Of pollucs. and deiame
me- Gen. Foster, al nv hands. shall never
be delamed. | wall give nm far. omen.
bold and manly Pennsylvania fight, and wben
the haiie Is over, sEd the result IS announced.
the Democracy wi. be compelled to acknow-
ledge thai at least on ouT side the contest has
been con:ucted IL a manner becoming a gen.
deman and a PeEHsyIvauian and ihInk |
do not strike too high The keynote OF tae an
entities Of socIai life, wher say that the sum
'nciuiei IN the term, Pennsylvania gen.
tleman"
On Monday, Gen. FOSTER arrived in
philadelphia, aud the same evening was
sereuaded BY his friends In response to
q call, be made a short speech, from which
We take the following:
The Speaker (Gen. F. desired tina; the
campaign would be conducted solely as be-
came gentlemen. He had no personal con-
test with Col. Curtin. He believed nm 10 De
an honorable, honest and candid man. and as
Tar as hI.volce was concerned. and as far as
MS lndnence would go with those u ho might
SPEAK Ter him. not uue word OF persona!
Character should be uttered against him.
This is the true way to conduct the
campaisn.-ReadiHg Journal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
TIE TRINDLE EED.

A rumma=ei through the attic,
Listning 70 the falling rain
A. il patterrl on tie n u-les
And a-Ainsr the window psne,
Fe-Iinc over chests and boxes,
Winch with dust ~err th4ckly spread,
S@w in the farthest corner
What WAS once ny truudle ted.
So drew Il from the recess
Nh~r- il had remalBs7! - long.
lleariu. all the while the music
ui M mothers voice in song,
A. she sum in sweetest arc"nts
What -inc- have often Trhl:
.'Ila-h, my dear, lie still and slunber,
Hoy angels guard Thy bed
AsI listened. reco'lections
That thought hAd ten forget,
Cane With ali tbs Eu-h ri u,em'ry,
Rushing. ;brungiuy 10 tt- pot;
Ana I Wsnd-Tet hack t. CbIlcbooi,
To tho.e merry days Of yorr,
When kneii beside my mother
Ey iais bed upon the fooE.
Then it was with hands so gently
Placed Upon my infant head.
That she taught ms lips t. utter
Carefully the wont -he said
Never can they h- forgotten,
Deep are ;hey in m-m'Ty rlyen:
''liall, wed Be Thy name. o Father!
Father, who at in heaven
This she tau-h; rne-then she told me
nfits Import great ani dep
Art which ie4rnu! to U;:"7.
'-Now | .sy NE dos:s I" -I'-rp.
Then II was with baui- up.iftrd,
And III accents scft and mild.
That uy mother asked, oar Father
-. DO Thou bless my chilJ,'
Years have PASSED. and that arsr mother
In, has moIi.r'd meath the sod,
Art trust her saihts1 pint
E-vel, in the hone Of God.
But that scene At summer twilight,
Never has from MIN ~ fed
And " c.m-- IN all its fr'shness
When see NY tTuud.e bad.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
he,,o t,rs;i 50, \ Ltr,s'qfg ta.n.;l.


TEEVS-Sr 81 r-- ye--. o. x PAID N ADV tScE--aus
a, IL same -4,- ~ I--u- hIt-F p-Eic5 Thus 80
T.u nav - NJ -. - T. f.r ,iX mouths. d..
f---t .-.rh, -r.i :1r .Ate~u mouths, dol f- iwo
v.a-. 3 tr ~ - ~- 1ar 1'r SO ilr ten COPIES on
- r. -a. N..- = 80. Ta. llsut. ly mail lTsil
r.--1vi 5r - r7-tr-e -la mp cr bank uot-s at iAeE
y, DE- A.-- - III l- . FRO! ice received IN pay
s-Nf-1 -rs tr--. r'- ~ which payer = mailed
s1rfes. pr have q r.au t- sr|ruut' j: j. rIhffEb-
a-e----.,->- bands. nriy published al 80 cts Ter
x-y- a r- - 90. -H sfter ifs-rtl1u- f" ~ TX
r5u:r. 81. rr-y-ar. Hs.ia -gaar---5 l., - - :
5rf s8I .r.- ls--S-i iH. : 1913. 40 Merchants N'-
o., a. On q r n = -luuu- 10 Dol. EeT AZ "itF
80. g.. ry l a--a-l upon siusrr = l. Times ?
,uAiIe.- -5- ? -- U-Nt lar--r AtEcTu-r1eI'' ~ =
,i.rr - sea ul 10 -'-u i-Ugy ~ o. 'in'i-l
rs I--ir-i Cd trElr- & --n"rzi interest
A. Am 10 tha vrrfrr.> -. name aca al tT'
In WtENETI TELEGRAPH j. 'aat-i 10 lie .'f.-r
orthe v.-I Lhy Eii q a. 7ftr a insert Iorial;
Nv. in a.rar-. .- tl.r rl-.aL Mails
Conrs-r-i aith ,ha i- r. rngte-'asi ''lr
tu8. .af-CB PRINTING. which al be 'N-"Gi-1 WIKI
D.stra.- all .s,.Eat-h ar! r-a-1rsl % terms
a. Casual siv+-t-arlruss :. D. g-iL Va-f hsnl--
in Pc Wrrk ahen i-' .'e--i : ..'' ~ r-s-' ~ 7
---1FfI ~ Market gAr- .-tt I'D - 500 o = -
Jaa !. .i-S5 w .naN 4 t'4Nh hLi'>-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

;ss- Tue following Letter from EDWARD
BATES places him fairly aud squarely on
the Republican side. His late letter
TO Col Edward Smith Of New Berlin was
distinctly in favor of Protective Tariff
The two together make him perfectly ac-
ceptab.e 10 all reasonable men OF the Op-
position. Should it be thought hes, to
nominate him at Chicago, We see not why
be should not succeed. Ed Star d thron
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
The Right Kind of Destiny -

Delaware Is getting rid of her S!ayes.
She bad eight h9usoad at the fis, census
and bu. tlrea,y-tc5 hundred q; the last
one. Their owners fri it more profitable
to sell them to the South than TO keep
them. Sussex county alone ships to the
S0uth, on an average, six per week, or > L
per year. Every census shows decrease
OF ten per cent. in the slave population.
Ii Is question whether Delaware or Mis-
Sour viii be the FIRST to enter the ranks Of
the Fee States.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

SEED CoRS.-A correspondent writing
to the V / Tribune says: "Of late some
attention has been paid to the improve
meut Of Seed Corn-it is believed With
decided profit Ii is held that the King
Philip Brown, for example, has been made
to produce longer ears, and thus more
bushels Per acre, by mcars Of these efforts.
Agricultural authorities seem to be agreed
that the earliest AID ripes. ear should bs
selected for seed before the corn is hsrves-
ted-that the best ear should be taken
from stalks bearing two or more ears
and SO oD. Ny suggestion is this 4: Les
each farmer plant, expressly for seed, from
ten to 4 hundred hills in the richest ground
be has, placing the bills six feet apart and
allowing no, more than three stalks TO
stand in each bill, so as TO encourage each
to develop three or four ears if possible.
Let some of these hills be planted in the
midst Of potatoes, melons, eabbages, or
other low plants, so as to secure them
abundant air aud sunshine | do not
know that it will be practicable thus to
obtain seed which will insure Eve to ten
bushels more Of com Iex. season but l
hope 1t may"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

Baked puppy is the creates, delicacy Of
the Sandwich Islands, and Capt M'C.in-
iock, in his jus, published Voyage of the
Fox" says: "At the Sandwich Islands
| was once invit2d to feast, and had 20
feign disappointment as well as | could
when told tba. puppy was so extremely
scarce it could not be procured 10 time,
and, therefore, sucking pig was subst;~
tuied."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

BACHELOR IN OsCULAToRY AGONY
The Boston Post says a bachelor pas
seuger down from Albany, suffered terribly
at the Pitts6eld and Wes,feld stations,
because of the frighttul waste of kissing
on the platforms among the young lady
pupils Of the Maplewood Institution separ-
ting to SO home for their vacations, all Of
which be saw, bu. none Of which be SHARED
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
The friends Of Judge Bates have civ

The friends Of Judge Bates have given
publicity to the statement that be bad
emancipa'ed his slaves, says the St. Louis
Ecen'ny Post, democratic: $50 far from
this being the case, it is undeniable tha.
they ran away from him, and be used ev-
cry means in his power to re-cap,ure them"
The charge of the Democratic press
that Judge Bates slaves, ran away, and
that he did not emaucipa,e them, is pro-
nOunced foul calumuy, invented for ef-
feet, and capable Of entire refu,ation. He
nanumiited bis servants years before the
Republican party was organized, or be was
talked of for President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
Curious Omnibus Statistics.

The Courier, gives the following Stats
tics. as furnished by one who had observed,
for certain number of days, the manners
Of females in crowded vehicles:
No of females TO whom seats were given by men half
the attrr having probably bern Oh iAelE iet slncs
dayi-ht ll3
No ofiemaes Who compelled to sand for st least
three blocks.
No q f1z.es 10 said 'TEANK IaC, words 10 that
effect.
No Of females each of whom aetar horieally put her f1
Cn her b-nef4ctoz AMI u bed him ont 0f-xsieace,
No Of females wAo stared yo1ns cut q eoanenance,
and ont Of their ssssts 81
No of females AO positively refused 70 tak the proer
q! rlaee OU0J0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

sS-Let no one, this Spring, who owes
another anything, refuse to pay it, and
then put money out on interest. This
thing Of refusing to pay honest debts BY
persons who are we'll able to pay, with the
design Of making interest on the amount
thus held on to, is good deal meauer, in
our opinion, than picking pockets or rob-
bips hen-roosts-Lebanon Courier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

h-"Fori Scott City," in Kansas, the
Democrat boasts, "east 81 votes, which
SHOWS that We have voting population
oi at least 100 within the city limits -
Rather small "cities," it strikes US. Are
hieSaPoo, Shawnee, the Delaware Cross.
ings, 6c. also "ci.ies ?" aud how m,nv
psn0ssaiie Ho:as d. hey give VI lac.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

A rapid and emphsiic recital Of the fol-
lowing is said By provincial paPe., to be
an iniallible cure for lispiug: "Hobbs
meets Snobbs and N1bbs; Hobbs bobs to
Suobbs aud NObbS; Hobbs hobs With
Snotbs aud rebs Noaps fobs. That s.,
s-.u NObbs, the woEst Ioz uab1's i''sc,
and Snobb's nobs.'