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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-27
SAM'L 8 COTTRELL, Pres't,
T. B. STARkE, Cashier,
nv Ism o. Fl. 2. STEM, Secretary.
MEDICINES.

IIELMB0LD'S E1IkACT ByGnU,
II HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLp'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBoLp'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Dluretio,
Ths great puretc, The Great piuretio,
The Great Diaretic, The Great Diuretic,
A positive and specific remedy for diseases OF the
BLADDER, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bla ider, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
D''-D'Ki'ND ALL DISEASES OF THE
HELM Boil D'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Is ceTtaia, safe and speedy cure, from whatever
caust they may have origin and no matter OF
wv Long Standing, How Long Standing,
n Nv Long Standing, How Long standing,
Nv Long Standing, How Long Standing.
1t IL takep without Hndrance from Business, and
little If auT change OF diet,
Ia pleasant in its taste and odor,
And linm sdiate in its action.
Ify ~ suffering with any OF the above distress
'As iRocTfkE THE REMEDY AT ONCE.
IR0cURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
IROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHp,
As ,nedirine which must benefit every 9ody, nom
10 EqGAt Is 70 BE EonNR.
Price 81 per bottle, or six Tor ~; deuveIed 10
any address. Prepared by II. 7. HELMBoLD,
Depot, l04 South Tenth ~, below Chesnas'
For aaie Vholes ale and retail BY -
FISHER d WINSTON,
taf7-iv IFS Main street.
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C77r.; rrs-s.ssvs7no nHoTlSE. 1870

- SSE IS S9sfa f A.:
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS.--GREAT NORTHERN R0ITE-Caf-
rying the great United States Mail Twice dali
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, AieI
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphla Ntv
York, and all important points West, via AcaVa
Creek and W ashingto ton, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg Il Potomac Railroad, TO the PotomA
rysr, 10 miles and by splendid and coniorta..s
miles IN seven hours; being q comfortable and per-
feetly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. M, and T. p. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH to " ashing ton, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York
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HATS. ac.
TAILORING, &c.


THE CORNUCOPIA.-All who have not YET
L purchased their supplies OF 3 NJ NJ II
CLOTHING, can do so now on more iavorable
terms than ever before. Our stock is complete
with every article of Gentiehen's Wearing APP
pafel, the whole of which we are selling at such
reduced prices as have never been nor can 70
equalled, for the purpose of making room Tor the
approaching tFalD season. The following a
condensed catalogue of our stock:
black Cloth Dress Suits of all qualities.
Fancy Cass. Business Suits. OF every description.
Beautiful Marsellies Vests, IN endless variety.
Black Silk Vests figured and plain.
Alpaca and Drap d Etc Coats. Pants and Vests.
A large supply of Linen and MaTsei es Goods.
A full assortment OF Furnishing GnOds.
Boys Clothing at low prices.
All of the above Goods we guarantee to be per-
feet in every respect N. WALKER r. CO.,
1903. corner Main and l4th streets
a. SAMUEL 8. BURCH Is now in my
~ employ as CUTTER, and desires his for
m mer friends and patrons to call and exam
W me the large and varied assortment OF
@@ CLOTHS, CASSIMERE S and VESTlNGS,
as we Il as Ready Made Clothing, which he is now
prepared to furnish them on es good terms ard IN
as good style as any similar house III the State
VIM. IRA SMITH. ia Main st.
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| JKAVEtFRS 1870
l1sJ ssrfassEaasr5r TO THE NORTH.-lOOV.

l1sJ ~ essss.esss TO THE N0RTH-IObV.
aas 49, NORTHERN CENTRAL
RA w Y.-Trains leave Calvert Stsion,
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday at 30 A. NJ,
and AT 80 p NJ. Tor Niagara Falls fare only ten
dollars Buffalo. 0weso, Oswego: Toronto. Ham
lton, all parts Of Western New York and Canada,
for Detroit, Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis and sill
parts of the West. Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go to Detroit. Chicago, Mllwau-
kie, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as BY
any other route.
A new route to New York is now open by this
Road. via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare SO. Take the 80 A. NJ
train and go through by daylight over hIst-elass
Roads and through a beautiful country Try il.
A- Buy tickets only TO Baltimore
las. C. CLARKE. Snnt.
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e. ~ BOSHEK, SUGCESSoR TO VIII
". son Il KOSHER, WHOLESALE ANDRE
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
tlcles, To which he asks the, attention of his
friends and the public: Rio, Laguayra. Java and
Of different grades; Loaf, pulverize and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. OF
different brands; Old Dominion Nails. of all sizes;
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, good assortment; II
ner's Rye Wbiskey. old and good A. ". Sher-
mans nnl IL Rye Whlsssy A; n Woods Rye Whis
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No. l, cor. 18th and Main stx., oppO
ste Old Market.
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JUIiN + ItIuN ~ 1iobIsfttIIt k1Ib . Io I"--1y
<nQEnVE IN m pnI = y

Alfa SSis ss5ssssss - C0MFoRT AND -r--~
THROUGH IN ~ HOURS Toss.ss-I-.1a
NORFOLK. AND IN SIX HOURS TO OLD
POINT, FROM RICHMOND.-The most com
Portable and expeditions route between Richmond
and the above places, is by the RICHMOND and
the Norfo and Petersburg Road TO Norfolk, and
thence by Steamers TO Old Point and Hampton.
sCHEpuLs Leave Richmond at 2s6 r, M,
For the accommodation of passengers, FISH
SUPPER vii! be provided on the Boat between
Norfolk and Point.
Returning from Old Point, the Boat leaves at
ll.30 A. NJ and connects with the cars at Norfolk
which leave at r. NJ. reaching Richmond at s. 80,
passengers dining on the boat while Letween Old
Point and Norfolk. L. III. WYNNE,
je Its Sup't r. 4 =. X. X.
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no MAIN STREET
lIate Tupman & Hull
Are receiving, By every steamer adds5ens to
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which we invite
the attention Of purchasers.
90 Fancy Cashmere Suits made to ORDER
Shirts made to order.
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CATTLE. &c.

BEEF.-There were LAG head OF Cattle sold at
the Scales thIs week, at PRICES ranging from y 81
M SAB gross; but few of extra quality at the
outside hgures, The supply exceedeI the demand,
heuce the operations of the week closed with a
tendency to decline still farther.
sdEEP-SOme improvement in demand. We
quote at $3.50 to $3.50 per head; extra quality
LAMps.eIn lar demand, at So 50 to 81 per
heat
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PROFESSIONAL CARES.

Law NOTICE. .-Tbe Law Office Of
~ p. H. AYLETT has been removed TO
that of the United States District Attorney for the
Eastern district OF Virginia. Mr.. AYLETT Will
pracuce e heretofore In the inferior and su peror
Courts OF Richmond, Henrico, King William, and
In the District Courts ct the United States which
are held in Richmond and Norfolk. jy Gin
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MADDUA Il CO.,
lfl Successors to SMITH & MADDUx,t
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Pa.
JAS. F EDWARDS, of King William,)
W. H, HOWARD. of York, , Assistants,
VIM. MARSHALL, of Lunenburg,
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
all cousignments and orders for goods from pro
duce customers.
Mr.. F. V. SUTTON, JR., Is admitted to a IN
terest in our business.
te dts Scw4t MADDUX & co.
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Richmond, Va, April 2, 1850. Z
rz- CHANGE JF HOURS
4$a sGEEsssfSsEs-T7- On and after MONDAY, the ID
Icy ~ HS- inst, the Trains on this road
will run az follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETgRsBuRs.
Express daily, Except Sundays at 40 A.
Aeoo mmodation daily, Except Sundaysl
Mail daily, Except Sundays,) at. ass p. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily at .....---. - $50 A. NJ
Accommodation daily Except Sundays,l
Mail, daily, Except Sundays,b at SEQ p NJ
ap 3-ts THOS. H. WTENE, superintendent
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JAMES ID. BROWNE,S

j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKs,
9th street, next to the Mechanics lnsttuts.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault AID Cellar DOORS, and every ether kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building prr-
voses, manufactured at snort notice.
~ Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots ia the city q nd country. ia 24-l2m
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DR.. VIM. II. PHILLIPS having
49, purchased the residence recently occu-
pied by James Mander Esq, southeast corner
Broad and 2tst streets, tenders his professional
services to the public.
Office at his residence. jy 2-lm
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FOREIGN.-In forels IN fIeights little has been
done since our last. One ship of coo hhds.. taken
to load tobacco for HavIe at BIS. Cd. others will
be wanted for ports IN France during next month.
D0MESTIC.-The following are the present rates
as coastwise fTeights:
New York. Boston. Philad'a.
Coal, $F on.---...$l.50 Sl75 aI25
Flour, ~ Dbl. $1,000. 20 20 20
Tobacco, 9P hid. 49,. $50 500 -.- $50
Do. ~ box. ...... ~ IS Is
Coal to Baltimore cts. " bushel; Flour l21z cts.
- Dbl.
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DOBERT WENDENBURG.
II SHIP BROKER, COM MISSION AND
FORWAR DING MERCHANT,
y c Err D II c H A y E R &,
RICHMOND AND CRY PoINT, VA,
Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge Of dray age either to or from store
N-ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

CINcISNATt NNlaKtI.-D.. Hiram
Cox, the official inspector OF VIII, kv.says
an article he saw sold at a TAVERN FIR
whisky, was a~a!yzcd " him aud he
found it had l. per cent, dc,l,,ic ~p.r.
It's by weight, when it slouIl have had
~ per cent to be proof, and the differ.
ence III per cent, made up ~ ,ulpAuric
acid, red pepper, pottery. clu>ti@, pet.
ossa and bruclne, one Ct the salts f nu
CHS vomcn, commonly called lux womb
ca. One pint Of such liquor would xiii
the strongest man.
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ISyisiY COLT.

TAKEN u By David Crisman. at his residence
in SUGAR creek Tn. nship. Cedar county, Iowa.
on the sd day Of November, A. D: 1853, BAY
COLT, with Hack main, tail and legs: white
mark on he right side o. the forehead, and sHl''
posed 10 be one year old last Spring, and si'-
praised at twenfv-tire dollars.
ALoNZ0 SHAW, Clerk c. c. Iowa
Tiu.nn Dece..L-.r L u. I,IM.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

tSrecimen Of the Con, nss Of the E"r& by the /
nor Of the Louisville Journal entitled PEEsr!EA>A
just Published, ami nhici &iii b. sett postpaid
eeH Of one dollar, BY psaar d 1.fE*ss, Publisher
Mes York.
A Mr.. Archer has been sent to the
Ohio peniteniiary for marrying three
wives. "Irsatiate Archer could not
one suffice
The sd tor of western popcr recently
fancied himself "a ike oX, but STAGE
our rough handling OF him. lie is b'-n-
ming to conclud. that lie is only JrFE"f
Le.f:
The "Sou;hern mercury" says Tat
Mr.. 7. Q. Thomas '.hss receive his con-
mission a. Postmaster So there :
post-otiice gone to 7. 0. 7.
Pittsturg paper says. in an obituary
notice of an Old Ialy, that she bore heF
husband twenty children aud nev,r -aVc
him cross word" She must have g
beycd the god Cd rree rt-'.L~'r @"f
.Jortear"
A Newb.rn psrer says that Mrs h'lc"
Day Of that Gig W. lately delIv, re-! 81
four sturdy boy. We AnOw rs: what
Day may bring forth
4 BufF,lo p1Per announces that n.
Brandrcth has in;rol2c j bill lnto the
Legislature i The editor SIRE th-t he
minded his RS 10 his announcement,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILAD ELPHIA.

a Btpsroffrt Institution. established 5Bsptctai en-
9a-meat fer the reiicf IF the sick and distressed,
AFFECTED vita TtraieHt and Epidemic diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOC IATIoN. in view Of the awful
destruction human life. caused by Sexual diseases.
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon.
to open Dspensary for the treatment of this class of
diseases. In all their forms. and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter. with
description Of their condition age. occupation. hals
Of life &c and in Of extreme poverty, to fCRN-
ISL MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Directors OF thu Association. in their late Annual
Report express the ig" satisfaction with the success
which has attended the ors of their Surgeons in the
cure o: SpermatorrhGa. Seminal Weakness. nonorr-
hra. elect. :, rljIis. ;&c vice Of Onanism Self
Abuse. Diseases Of the Kidneys nd Bladder, &C. and
order Continuance of the plan for the ensuing
year.
An Admirable report sper1natorrtcea- Seminal
Weakness. the vice of Onlnism. Mast irritation. SrIf
Abuse and other diseases of the seNa! organs. - the
Consulting Surgeon. will he sent by mail lin scaled
envelorc.l FREE OF CHARGE, receipt o. TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address for report trl:mclt.
DIR. J. >kf..LIS I0tGHIpN. Acting Surgeon. How
art A~sociat.on. No. South Nith Street rhi.Alcl-
phia, Pa. I'll!
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Hlack&a.aisE,Iss-.

The sunseriher i On hand af bis Old stand
! ready to do all kinds of Blachsmfthinr WIKI
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded ty,at
ne IL not rich enough TO lose a few hgr1raJ w.,
lars yearly in lad debts, he will not trust any ono
~, ,nt wof" ~. saving unsettled accounts are no.
tlhed that they MET call aud settle. ''0
Oct. 22d, l15o. ''''''"''
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CHAS. & w, r. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealersi in
IT A X DIV \ RE.

ii n II - w "A M q
.NtrAiacs. agricultural implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
UAyE in store. and respectfully offer for.ata
II at St Louis o. Chicago prices, to the trade
~ al retail,
700 KEGS nails, (aSsortcd sizcsl
430 boxes glass, do
$1,000 lights SAILS. do
10 coils manila rope, do
- coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws. (lar@c Sizes
5000 it best leather betting. all widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz axe handles,
100 doz. shoycl- and Sp"dcs,
& casks log chains.
200 lbs. carriage bolts. nuts & washers
% mousc-holc anyils.
- blacksIth's bellows,
ogether with cve1y variety of platform ant
counter scales, carpenters, h'ackSmith's and
coopcr's FOOLS; house building and shelf hard.
ware. &C., &c. We have the largest and best
selected stock Of goods in Iowa. and are bound
10 sell al the lowest rates. Cali and sec if we
are no; in earliest. No. 2. Union B!och,
n35-td MuScatine. Iowa.
Notice.
The firm Of T. c. NcCle|laud 6co.. have this dav
fi-,"ivrl by mutual consent
T. {. Mc.CLELLAND,
&C. BICHER.
+. MCDANIEL.
hechanesviite Iowa. January It, leo
Tie business Of the late firm has passed into the
Of T. e. Hrf I \
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ilit Win every hook worth from 50cts to loo. 60.
J. F7>END FOR 4 CATALOGrE.
IL viii cost you hott:nC and will be valuable as
book Of ref@rr&r. if nothing more.
Address, u. ". EVANS 6 CO..
No. 611 Broadway. New \ I'll.
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Specimen Of the Con, rss Of the rev Earx by the l.
nor Of tn. Louisville Journal entitled PRESTlEkNh.
just Published, ami Ahicit Wf s seut POSTPAID
cept Of one dollar. BY ps1Hv q J.eE+ss, Publisher.
NJ nrk /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

DpWDEH, SHOT d cars, just received. ,,,ry
] supply at !. i Il. All ~
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The following is partial I;st Of Ir"per'y which viii
lee given 10 the purchasers ol Book At the Tine OF safe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

The 'Sou;hern mercuy' says 'h"t
Mr.. Z. o. Thomas 'has receive his com
mission a. Postmaster So there :
post Office zone To I. O T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

improved condition TIE Alliei troops noted In last
wards Nhntsiang have returned not encounter
Ing the rehtls as was anticipated.
TAO o. ne rebel chies have been taAea by the npsr
alias ard 1,leh
Lord Eil and Baron Gfos have arrived, aad en again
lor ne north. Mr. Ward sailed on the 9gh nst Ia the
Unud states "a anshp Hartford, and lie Russian Ans
ter IN the b, 10 tAe Sveitsla
II teas W aiyc 10 rep ~ bat small buineRs doing,
the crop coming or ward steady and VI small parcels,
being retarded by tie unsettled sl4e Of The couutry IN
The interior.
There las been little doing In gsh gray sheetngs
oeths aud American drils, during the past fortnight.
slmo entirely n barter for peas and bean cake,
which Command fair prices at Nngpo and the southern
ports which Tree Of the rebels
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TIE LATEST NEWS,

Trns, So; II, 1850
Genera Tarti entered Pcrurs yesterday.
The town vas lakcn amer DO, ash, which ~, eo.
tisued IA oil thr streets
The troors Of the enemy wsasrew into ~ s,,,rs.,
Which surrendered towards even ne
Our troops made 60 rrsoacr., auOnr who-, : c,,s
raj so6mit
Our Losses are Insignificant
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FRAzAR AND co.'s eHsN0HsE CiRcrflR
sH.Seats. july 10. 1890
me rebel forces SIN keep thsir stance FROG sb.as
hse and although the nsives less excited thar few
months ago, stnl business FAR fscm 9eng u AZ marked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

Trx wstKrp LrGHr GrsRD, Gre comrsny OF ycrug
frn turned oct yesterday their rsrsde they
uumNereo fnrty I'VE nuskets, commanded oy Capssir
Charles weley ard preseutef good APPEARANCE fncir
priyes, thrtysix IN number. were rors vAuses than
such prizes ssnsfAy are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

rsS JoHs ScorE vvsSvTvss Captain Flvnu psssef our
cfcr Their annual excursion TIER uuonhersi sixty
mesets, ard we're accompanied BY . very ens band of
mEsc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14
GOVERNOR JoHysoy's ACCEPTANCE.

The following Is the speech of Hon
Uerschel Y. Johnson, of Georgia, on Tues
day last, at the National hotel, accepting
the nomination for the Vice Presidency
on the National Democratic ticket:
.Nr. Chairman, gentlemen ot the Erec,t:rs
C0a,mittcs If lie National Democratic partH
and t6liglc citizens:
was taken 10y surprise when | recei
we'd Il telegraphic despatch in Baltimore,
at three o clock this day, that the Hon.
benjamin Fitzpatrick had declined the
nomination rendered him by the Demo
cratic convention, and that it was demand
ed of me to accept it. 1t is known TO ma
ny OF you that my name was freely men,
toned in Baltimore in connection with
this nomination, and that | persisteutly
refused to countenancc ii, bat invariably
urged that if Georgia were to be thus hon
ored, 1t was due to another of her sons
distinguished for his talents and great pub
lie services. This was my earnest desire
and the desire of the delegation of which
] was member But the convention, in
its wisdom, deemed it best to nominate Il
statesman of Alabama. 1t was entirely
satisfactory. Alabama is the child OF
Georgia, and the mother cordially responds
to any compliment bestowed upon her
Q
under which | have been assigned this
( dist ngushed position, and which demand
/ that disinclination should yield to the
voice OF duty
The National Democratic party is in n
peculiar condition. 1t is assailed in the
/ house of its proiessed friends, and threat
ened with overthrow. The country is in
/ a peculiar condition. 1t is on the eve Of a
sectional conflict which may sweep down
all political parties and terminate in dis
solution of the Union. 1t is the duty OF
patriots and statesmen to unite in averting
these threatened calarnities 1t may be
inappropriate to refer to the circumstan-
ces which imperil the National Democra-
cy. The Alabama delegation went to the
convention at Charleston instructed to de-
mand the incorporation into the platform
of tf party of the proposition that Con-
gres> should intervene for the protection
of slaves in the territories, and to with
draw if the demand should be refused
1t was refused, and l think. properly re-
fused That delegation did retire, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14

How Flies HELrED on THE CAUSE or
AMERICAN LIgEETY-ln the last volume o!
Randall Lille Of Jefferson. the following
anecdote Is given - related by Mr. Jetier-
son
Whilst the question of independence
was before Congress, it had its meetings
near livery stable It's members wore
short breeches and silk stockings, and
with handkerchief in hand they were dill
gently employed in L.shing the flies
from their ieg-. 50 very ycxatious was
this annoyance, and 10 80 great an impa-
tlence did II arouse the sufferers. that il
hastened, if It did not aid, in inducing
them TO promptly atfix their signatures to
the great document which gave birth TO an
empire republic,
The anecdoe ! had from Nr Jefferson.
AT Monticello, who seemed t. enjoy il very
much, a. well rs TO give credit 70 the in
huence OF the flies. lie told it the with
much glee and seemed TO retain vivid
recollection OF the seyeyerity Of an attack
from which the only relief was signing the
aprr and flying from the scene.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14

LAzrRrs--The Evangelist does not tell
us what became of Lazarus after he was
raised from the dead, but the legends of
the Catholic Church say that he became a
Christian preacher, and the Jews set him
adrift in a boat which was blown TO the
Southern coast Of France Lazarus evan
gelIzed the Gauls and became the first
bishop OF Marseiiles- He was put to death
by Fsgans. and his bones were taken to
Auton IN Burgundy, where they have been
sacredly preserved Recently the Bishop
of MarselIles has attempted to recover
them, 70 be placed in the Cathedral at
Marseiiles, but the Catholics at Autun
would rot give them up. 4 compromise
has, however, been effected, and bone OF
the arm has been surrendered to the
MarSellaise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14

MARRrING-We do not base so sweeping
a deduction on a single fact, however sig
niticant; but We believe young women in
this country marry more reclessly than
anywhere else. Is there a village of fifty
houses in the land wherein plausible
welldressed adyenturcr, of whom nobody
knows any thing, cannot marry girl OF
suotless character after residence of six
weeks? Such marriages-in fact, all mar.
riages not based on intimate knowlctl ge
and profound esteem as well as fervent
love-are somewhat more reputable than
what is called Free Love, but scarcely one
whit less culpaLle or perilous.-N \.
IiibttHG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14

TrENING THE TABIEs.-A professionable
gentleman OF our acquaintance has hang
ing in his room a fine large colored engrav
ing Of the head of a quadruped vulgarly
known as .iacka-s Not long since a
friend dropped in and stopped before the
picture, gazing intently upon it for few
moments and then sung out abruptly, a.
he thoughl very wittily-
Halo, doctor, is that your portrait?''
"Oh, no, replied the doctor, cody,
that's simply looking glass.
The anxious enquirer suddenly disco
vered that he had some business down the
street and departed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14

reverend sportsmen in Wiltshire,
England seeing II Quaker on the road as
he was returning home, at night, laid a
wager that he would get direct answer
from him.
" We'll, friend" said he as they met,
did you see the fox?"
''lf had seen it. was the reply, al
would have it to so where thou wouidst
never find it,
why where's that?''
Into thy study"