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PASSENGERS breakfast a nd sup a. As,l.,s,.,.
Greek and Washington ''"een Asa
h, For further information, applv Attn. =.
Broad street, Slockoe Hill "'''.eas
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gen'l Tick., A..
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't. A"Ae'It
OFFICE RICH'D & PETFRSB.1; 90
Richmond. Va. Nov, an is,s
Ia 1ss,-,sv, CHANGE JF HOiRx
kxs3 1850 On and after FRIDAY, no q.
leave as follows: VA" 'V'a v
LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PRrERsHrac
Express. daily, except Sundays, AZ In,s
Accommodation, daily. except Sundays. =" =
nj all, daily at. ,"s !,
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR R1cUao,s
Express, daily At. .......-.,'- Ia, e
Accommodation. daily, except SUNDAYS, :"
Mail, daily, except SUNDAYS, at smp
~ Passengers for Glover Hi will take the ,r,..
Train on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS o. q.
OhDAl 3. I. H. WINE,
no <4-B Superln.s rdsn,
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LIGHTE Il BR DBUKY,S
HTTH PIANOS.-We call the attention Of the
w Nv citizens Of Richmond and Virgin,a, 10
our PIANO FORTES. We have placed these in
IN all respects, E:ay be tested by the side Of the
We warrant all our PIANOS. and can show Al
high and numer ous testinonl ais as any factory
IN the country. ali of which can be seen Il MI
CARUsIs, on Broad street: 81 door from 9th.
LtGHTE i BRADBURY
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49, JOHN $. CASkIE.
Se>Ga ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No. Law Building, near
the State Court House.
He practices in all the Courts held in the city of
Richmond and county of Henr.co. fe Its
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DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Sqct c2nsignments Of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN. FLOUR. &c, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
HI Advances made cOnsignments.
BAGS fu Finished when reouired
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\ RIVER Rail AND Ia,

95t1s RiV'ksFF sSiNf AND Y ~,
~ :. after M6S 3ihLtkooAp-ts
l@o' the PASSENGER Trains viii de der !, sva
Daily Except Sundaysj at "'N"'
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS AZ ''''.-..,--. *
Daily texcept Sundays at -
tuesdays and Fridays at '''''.. - q. /,
Mondays and THURSDAYS ~ SoRsotl
Tuesdays and Fridays n
Connecting with cars both -, -. "a /
1rnanna STAGE leaves White sali
Saturdays '"'"s " s'taess,,,t'
Wa!kerfon Stage leaves Whit II,
anH Iharsdays nj A. NJ: retu NJ Nasc.,
Freight Trains leave and arr'rs ssins t,n
ednesdays and SATURDAYS. d Rlcana.
ia 23-ts THOS. X. SHARP G.
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
~ vices t. the public in the treatme Of secret
branch gives Or. +. claim to pubic faver.-ofice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. came side AL
Ways on hand, SIMPLY q tho "CHEMICAi EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one Of the very best
cines sent to order All comm! nicatons Nv jc.tsr
or otherwise promptly aitsnde, to. Richmond. "a
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- ROOTS Avn SHOES MA III,

IA BOUTS AND SHOES MADE. 1
TO ORDERING are now land &10
have been for some time past) making mea-
sured work to order, and having enlarged our man
ufacturing establishment. we have better facili
ly with everything pertani to- the Boot and Shoe
making business. We also make to order. Boots
Boots; plain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single, double and cork sole Boots. We also make
tOeeder Boots and Shoes for def0rmed feet.
We will undertake to make work OF every variety
and sly lie worn both in this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS L BRO,
Next to the American Hotel.
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MEDICINES.

| MEDICINES.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BgCHg.
# #EEHBSfbs E ExffESSf E E$SSSHHSS:
Ths GTsss Ts
fhe Sreas Ths GREAT BaTsso,
positive and SPECIFIC remedy for diseases OF the
B BIjs$$SSs5' kki i$as' $!sysI: P !$Ssys''
AZ Kfnf bisEAs GEsS 81 THE P''''''
Ssfns rqRaanf sAq aHrsnn'
Isa certain. safe and speedy cure. from whatever
| cause they may have orig ted, and no matter of
Sns ss"ns LONE
How Long Standing, How Long Standing.
II is taken witnout Endrance from Business, and
'''''~ is pleasant Il in ITS its taste and odor.
And lmm ,diate in it's action
lfyou are suffering with any of the above DISTRESS
E E$SEkE The The kENEpy At At S SSe
Pf HEIM Bo TIE E kKKNERI A kG 6NfE
the simply dslcate to the confined and despairins
Nc Nc EE3 3TAf, Is Is Is Re bE E FSTNb
sSs's By 2F to
Depot. lo4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut,
FISH Err & WINSTON.
ja17-,y Druggists and Aiag As Msn sifss,
Ia. HOUfLANDs GERMAN BITTEKs
DR.. HooFLANp's1 bBaaLsAMIc CORDIAL,
years of rial; Unboandsd sa:isfaeion Is RENDERED
BY them IN all cases. and shs people haze ,o~ouncsd
11T pISE c2NSfHtNT 4HF JAgN
sfsT THN k RzS5EEfiss OF
sseakxess Of the stomach and disestire organs ays
;y;ssSa!IIiy a.d permanently e.'sd BY tie GERMAN
Tie BALSAMIC CORDIAL acquired n,.px-
:a,.o. sx,sa:s,rk thai Of any similar rreparatto~
c cog 81 ss s5H i'f;aa AeAnsEssss ssox
MddNv1iSS NH oGM2Hn FNFg
and has perorn'sd tas mos; astonishing cures sss,
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
A nw dogs ,g,n GLso at once check and en,s tbs
most MOS S ssrs,s pIARRHGAp r0essdissJ, CoADIN
s;ss - sdssi. rs az. ,,e,a,sd Sy d. JACK
and are sold ~ d,uxssts and dealers IL medte me-;
svsyYUhers, at Is cents bottle. The 1snatxrs Of
z. n; JACKSON ~" b o" ths o.ssidt rrappsr Of
n ii. almanac published annually BY tle pro
parts Of ne eonntry. These AIn,anaes AZ. siv..
iva" -" ., ." 81 ftR Rt LADD CO.. Agents,
Jol-dAcwly Richmond. Va.
RUPTURECUKED FIVE DOLLARS
II DIR. sHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Eve dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this iugtrunent pro-
nonnces It superior to all others. If desired, we
Will cheerfully refer to any Of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus atllict-
e ca, should procure one; they being durable, and
to any par. Of the country by Express or mail
For the Truss, or Information concerning il, ad-
Dress c. G. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va
PERSONS not knowing us, can send their money to
any merchant or md in this city. ~
The Truss can be had also at Messrs MEADEA
BAkEkS and MILLSPAUGHA JOHNSTCN'H,
DtussIs1. mys-ty
MEDICAL CARD-Dy. PLUME o1er. b,.ya,-
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80, LAWRENCE 5. MARYE.
49, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of HenncO. Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner of the
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr. CBAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved. his office is now on
nth street. just below Goddlns Hall. fe bly,
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HENRY HUDNALL.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond.
A- Also. practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
AS Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledsnents, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office of
Notary.
Office at the of Bank and llth sire cts, Just
below the Custom House. ja 3l-ly
HALVES SUTTON, ATTORNEY
49, AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practses in all the Courts of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrico and Goochland. Office
corner Bank and llth streets. Richmond, Va.
ia 2-3m"
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n BOOTS AND SHOES..GREAT -
VREDUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS. <8
EBEHLE. Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentemen's and
Servants wear constantly on hand, and defes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
as ne manu- features TO order, and superlnte nds
himself. loo i4-lyl CHARLES BELLE.
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At COST.
9F AT COST. -
Commencing tn day. We are Offering our now
and we'll assorted stock Of
LADIES',
CHILDREN'S,
GENTLEMEN'S.

BOYS .Sp
sERvANTS'
BOOTS AND SHOES,
The unde rsgned, wishing II make change in
their business. do therefore offer their entire stoc
OF BOOTS, SHOPS, &C., AT COST, FOR Cash.
An early cali is greatly desired. AZ We are sure the
prices will not fail to please.
NJ. ii. MYERS, rs Broad at. above 1st.
N. B-Merchants, Farmers. and others. who are
IN want oil anything in our line VIII hnd u greatly
Nj. 4 H. MYERS,
fe 2-lm 296 Broad st.. above LIST.
sxx5m TRUNKS, CARPET AND LEATH
ENf1T Err BAGS, LADIES' BONNET CASTS:
IIDOF NEW STYLE; ALSO, VALICES OF
EVERY DESCRlPT!oN.-W have Just received
n large assortment Of the above kOods. which we
will sell low for cash or to runctu7. paving Gus
toners, on the usual time Of SIX months All we we
AJAX is call from all in want, as they cannot iail
ALEX. HILL Co, No. N Main St,
RichmC nd, Va
Ia NOW READY at q. HELLER
>8& CO g, 1888 Broad street, between 5th
and 9Th. 500 pairs Ladies' Heeled Morocco Boots, at
81 Is; 200 pairs Misses Congress Heeled CATERS,
at 8 l Is; 200 pairs Misses Heeled Kid Slippers, at
81; aW pairs Ladies' Heeled Kid SlIppeys. at 81;
HO pairs Chdrens Black and Brown Button Boots.
at 62ta cts 80 pairs prime quality Mems BrOgues.
at 81; 500 pairs Ladies' Heeled Caters, at 81; 800
pairs Ladies Morocco Slippers. at 50 cts; besides
large stock too numerous to mention. at prices to
suit every body. Do not forget the place.
q. HELLER co.
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OFFICE X. 4 b. R. R.l
RICHMOND, OF. n, l1s
"-x GREAT S0tIHW ISL
A9 kzsE1 ERN MAIL R0rTE.-H

1880 AsiStsEslkkiiAA LIN NHTL nut III :
late ARRANGEMENT, The Rlehin'~
and Danville. South Side. Virginia ard Fehsr"et
Georgia. and Memphis ana Charleston Ralt@a
have entered INTO an agreement Ia pass yea"
Children under three years Of s-s. FsgE. o,ei.Fl
respective roads, to take Eject on lad alter No7'A
Der LIST. 1859. 49,
To persons trading in Negroes, ard others ps
route offers advantages unsurpassed ~ snl e.1s M
For further particulars, Apply AZ the c@'g
hce, Richmond and Dangie Haired; kieAhs'~
&C N-dts c. CAMPDkLL. ~ :
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DR.. PETER LYONS tenders his
~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
public, and may be found at the residence of his
fe 6-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

IGHT, LlGHT.--BRILLIANT AND ECO
~ NOMICAL.-VIRGINIA COAL OIL, quality
and burning properties equal to any offered. There
naS recently been made such Improvement in this
with any Coal OIL before the public. We keep also
c"nstantly on hand the Kerosene Oils, for which
49, ~ nEenu This Oil has no superior. We offer
ofden Ps9m2tly attended to.
rohCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
corner Main and Goyarnor sfraAts
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'lNhE subscribers have this day formed CO. part
pership for the purpose Of carrying on the
HOUSE CARPENrERI business IN all of its
branches. and hope by personal attention to merit
the patronage of oar friends and public generally
Our shop Is at The old st2rd, on Main street be-
tween Sth and 9Th. WM T. eli HSON
jos. v. HOPKINS
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PARKE POINDExTER, ATTOR-
~ NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the ooun-
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
AOfice in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
l4th streets. 2-ly
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DKESERVE THE TEETH .-MEADE Il
is confidently recommended to the public as the
hest dentltrlce ever made for REMOVING TAR
TAR, PREVENTING IT'S FORMATION, PRE-
SERVING and CLEANING THE TEETH, and
purify ing the mouth and breath. 1t has been used
by our own citizens with entire satlsfactlon, and
is fully endorsed by our best dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
II have used and prescribed the "SAPONINE
TOOTH POWDER" of Messrs. Meade 4 Baker,
and in my opinion no better preparation for the
ends in view can be compounded"
JNO. GRO WAYT, Dentist
Prepared only by MEADE 4 BAKER,
Pharmaceutisty, l06 Nam street, corner
above Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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Il
NICktNsON. HILL CO..
Still continue to SELL NEGROES. both publicly
and privately, for the very highest market .yrce,
st their old stand, on the corner of Wal! and
Franklin streets. r. h. DICKINSON,
..,. N.b. Hltt.
MAUDUX L CO., -.
1u tSuceessors to SMITH 4 MAppux,l
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
yAs:F EDWARDS. Of King William,)
w. II. HowARp, of York, , Assistants,
w. NJ. MARSHALL, Of Lunenburg, \
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
all cons,gnments, and orders for goods from pro-
duce customers.
MIR. F. v. SUTTON, JR., Is admitted to an IN
terest in our business.
fe ] dts&cwit MADDUX co.
DICHMOND FERTlLIZEk NlANUFAC.
~ TURING MILLS, ROCKETS, RICHMOND
VA, s. HARTMAN, General Agent. manufacture
and keep constanty supply OF pure. fine ground
BONE DUST; Hartmans Ammon ated Super
PHOSPHATE of LIME; Hartman's improved
MANIPULATED GUANO, all Of which we war
rant genuine and good adapted to wheat, corn,
For sale BY Messrs. WOMBLE Il CLAIBORNE,
BLAIR L CHAMBERLAYNE and ALEXAN-
DER GARRETT. Esq. fe H-d&w3m
q TIL q As
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A Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade,
desire to return my thanks to the public, who have
20 generously sustained me, and trust my success
soIs may receive the same encouTage ment.
lel-0 GEO. NJ WEST
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CARD. 81 take this opportunity of returning
my SINCERE thanks tn my old friends and patrons for
their liberal support, and hope 10 receive a contn-
VIM. r. GIBSON.
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CO.PARTNERSHlP.- NJ. WEST, of
Richmond have this day. purchased of GEO. NJ.
WEST his entire stock Of BOOKS and STATION
ERf, and will continue the business under the
name and style Of WEST X JOHNSTON, at the
old stand lf5 Main street. and hope, by strict at
ientOn To business, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public, which has been literally
bestowed upon the house Of GEO: NJ. WEST.
JNO. M. WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
RiCnmnNd. Fab nj -,
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HAIR DYE AND COSNETICS Wv. -
k,nd. ~ receved full supply Of ali the fsyorits
ior 5. GiIlmsnID yS: such as Christadoros. Batche
nr large assortment Of Pomades and Hs;r ni
c., +. PiCOT
SCHOOLEY'S QUEEN a,Irv :. $3.50.
: PIE ana Peach Brandy A. c. Shsrmsn .rJ fapl'
olbson's Mountain Whsksy for sale bv anu '"o'
JONES L. co
No. ! SHAD-Large SIZE, picked IN h.-,aI
~ in hne condition, receiving 10 day, or ~ IT,
WIN. WALLACE sons
E0 BBLS. New York Yellow Sugars in s,ore.
OO IFS bags Laguayra Coffee in store, and for saic
by POTTS. FARLEY 4 CO.
GOLDFISH AND NO. ; MACkEREI.-Jast
II received, for gale hv
VIM. WALLACE SONS.
GT&HsU. re boxes Watts pure Pearl Sta ,cl,,
> t,r sale ts t. 4 u. II. DAVENPORT
AXE HERKlNGS for sale By.
II WIN. r. KIM
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AtykrE Tmck.-A week or ~
ago, four creditors started from Boston in
the same train Of ear,, for the purpose
OF attaching the property OF certain
debtor in Pennington in the State OF NJ
He owed each one sepcrately, aud they
each were suspicion. Of the ohlc,t ot the
Others, but dared not say word about it.
So they rode, acquaintance all, talking
upon everything except that which they
had most at heart When they arrived
at the depot in Pennington, which WI
three miles from whore the debtor did
business, they toundnothng to put them
over the road but solitary cab, toward
which they all rushed. Threc sot IN aud
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Misttllanrnus.
Artemus Ward Encounters
the Oetoroon.

StRs-l 1t Is with 10 ordinary ferir- Of
Sharerin aud ind;gnashun that | rite You
these hear line Some ny the hest and
moa.t purest fcclins which actooate the
human hart, hi, been trampt onto. The
Amcrykn Naa has been OUTRAGED. I've hin
aus,in Adlcr in my boozum. The fax
in the case i thc~t here
\ tu week, ago left Bdldinsvill to 20
to y. Y. far to git out my tlamiu WALLER
handbils for the summer kampane, X a>
| was peroozin noospapcr ON the kars, a
middle-agel man III sperkterkulls kun and
sot down beside onto me, He wa- drr-t
IN black cloze y was appecruntly A. fine a
man a. ever Was
=" \ fine da Sur, he did unto ME strate-
wa say.
" Middlin," scz I not vi,hin to kommit
myself, tho he pcared to be a. fine man
a, thare was in the wnrld its mid
din fine da, Square observed.
How fairs the ship of State in yurc
section of the kedcntry E" says he.
Sen /" We don't have no ships in our
stait-the kanawl Is our hest holt "
He paused a minnit and then ,ed-
u Are YOU aware, Sur. that the kri,i, i.
with II. ."
.\o" .f1 | n,ttin nm and lookin under
tho sect .-vhare !. She ,"
III. hear il, cvcrywharc,. sez he.
S,z I-..Whi how yoa talk and |
ant nm ogin and looked awl around. Il
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Agrisaltural.
Origin Of Plants.

Should the following record interest cur
readers as it has us, it will fully repay
the space it occupies in our columns.
Porter'S Spirit.
Maddcr came from the East
Celery originated in Germany.
The chestnut came from Italy.
The onion originated in Egypt.
Tobacco is native of Virginia.
The nettle is native of Europe.
The citron is a native of Greece.
The pine is a native of America.
Rye came originally from Siberia
Parsley was first known in Sardinia.
The pear and apple are from Europe
Spinach was first cultivated in Arabia.
The sunHower was brought from Peru
The mulberry tree originated in Persia.
The gourdis probably an eastern plant
The walnut and peach came from Per-
sa.
The horsc.chestnut is a native of
Thibet.
The cucumber came from the East In
dies.
The ounce came from the island Of
Crete,
The radish is native of China and
Japan,
Peas are supposed to be of Egyptian
origin.
The garden beans came from the East
indies.
The garden crcss is from Egypt and the
East.
Horscradish came from the south of
Europe.
The Zealand FAX shows its origin by
its name.
The corianlcr grows wild near the
Mediterranean.
The Overs weed is peculiar to southern
Germany.
The Jerusalem artchoke is a Brazilian
product.
Hemp Is a native of Persia and the
East Indies
The cranberry is native of Europe
and America.
The parsnp is supposed to be d Native
of Arabia;
The potato is wcll-known native of
Peru and Mexico.
The currant and gooseberry came from
Southern Europe.
Rape seed and cabbage grow wild in
Sicily and Naples.
Buekwhcat camc originally from Sibc-
sia and Tartar,.
Barley was found in the mountains of
Himalava.
Milet was first known in Indian and
Ahyssnia.
Writers Of undenia|lo responsibility
state that the cereals and others Of these
edible productions grow spontaneous III
that portion Of Tartary east of the Belar
Tagh aud north Of the lIimalaya noun
tains.
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Other bird. " have notirel lately
.aur v.tb 6nr feather anil ,ome not, ami
oa,t -a es..tt, t'tr1 that W nvoluutarily
la-ln T.. TAX " baby TAX " to it hut could
1at r,,,f-a,.le Il In lcs-su the distance be-
ts..aa ..,.,= at, th eanfftr, the uuapPrc.ia-
ts thias ','.k INTO tt.s.lf wing. AMI
fsw cat al sight Thi- operation COM
6au.l "a. ia ta, opinion that hirl. are not
Il. aas a. tty stsaid be an1 dou't
knoa thor f,zsa.l, Ia our Juvenile lay,
VIA u. ra.t .pa- - upon the ielih-
ere -,u- -.tcr.. vc.Rrrc told that ". could
CT IA thrn +, .2riukt.ag iIs.,H alt .'an
tho. t4ll-. Dat unfortunately " newer
sduId ascertain the ea'rss' l'oa'~ et that
4 d...iraiile artieIc. W haFy iHleel known
sunlry experimenting youngsters Of a
phila-,. ,alral turn ef mimi t. Put salt into
water ta frc.l,u II rs soaking. hut all
such experiments failed on account Of the
soluble Mature of salt. But we are not
an Oruiiholosist. aui If We were would
not shoot h,tlc bird, for specimens, - We
will stop talking about biris' and draw
our valuable remarks TO close
GpuLDsB,En.
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PREVENTION OF CsrrLE DISEASE IN Enc
t,Np.-Altcr the cattle disease had been
introduced into England from Holland, in
t7ti. by a special act cf Parliament orders
Wcr' given
l-fur the killing of all the infected ami
malr. and hurying them entire with the
kin. On, 's~lrshed from hrad to tail, ;" that
they might not hc used for the purposes Of
the m4nniaeturer.
2-For the burning Of all the hay and
straw uscd abiut the animals.
3.-Fpr the clqlnug aud fumigttns of
the -h,,l-. etc aud alsl 10 sound cattle to
L. put int, them for two months after the
removal nf the diseased.
For no recovered animal To bc allowed
u - near others for one month after its
c4ntal-eeuec.
i.-For ne dia@,s,.l cattle To- bc driven to
fair nr markets, nor for II fceh to be used
- }4S- ete
6.-ftr ~ healthy cattle TO be removed
frap farm wacrc the ,lir,a-c had prevailed,
IN less than month after it, disappearance.
And. hastily, orlcr-' were gi'cn ior the mo-
tie IT an oattrrak To hc Immediately sent
hy the iarnere - the proper authorities.
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The Old Puritan Times.

TIN oil reverence. for thu sabbath j.
4tiIl retained Ia the mural diztti. = Il auf
Commonwealth. hat thefr Is httle IN our
larger eitjs.. In remind one uf fnfmer fu.
ritan habits. a. Described In tn follow ing
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Tie Puritan Sabbath m The iiHagfs of
New England ssmmrtr,ei on Saturday
Afternoon, No labor va performed un
the evening which prrgrlet ne t.9rl'.
LAY E,rly on SUNDAY morning the blow
ins Of a horn IN -eme tlaee-. announced
that the hour Of worship VI. at hlnl
In other plnecs has va hups nni Of
rude building occupied a. church "
Cambridge drum va, beat "a military
stylc-at Salem a ball Indicated ihr out
hence of that settlement.
The public rciitou, sersics u-aalls
commenced at nine u'sloek ~ fhe morning
and occupied from ,iy IL eight hour, lfsi.
dcl Is an utermi-ziaH et JH. hour for
noon Thc people COLLECTED luitr fu8siu.
ally. a. the Law compelled their attenl-
ancr, and there WI a heavy fige iof tav
one that rode too E,-t IL meeting tn
sexton called upon the minister an rsrart.
ea him to church in thu slmr fashion that
the sheriff now coutnet, the .Iulgr mtp
our STATE Courts. There was ~ prvs ~
the church. and thr congregation hal pla-
&C, assigned them uPog the rude henches,
at the annual town meeting according tn
their az, importance, aul >a.la. .tau.ias
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

rhc following lires were written by an In
matt of an Insane Asvlam to hi, wife. Nhel
the wife visited hm IL the luSulufion, he It
With Ai> head bowed down. and hl, iacc hid
.lcn IA h, hands f1r a moment he Locke,
up n h,r. avn. d" How do YOU d, low
H. fhea dropped hi, lead "a, bcfufe. hat in
l.,.,t,y .r,iEl,Iel ~ ,hc-. IL aad hande,
nm te HI, neIayfa r5n,n.tnia4,. " bo was aecp
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