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, 1860-08-29


The Providence JournG reports that Edward
Dexter. distinguished for sixty years for mark
ed pscuiarities, died 1t his residence in Seek
onk On Thursday morning, in the a1uety-hrst
year Of his aee. The Journal rays:
"The deceased continued to live with his
n,cthsr-hls fathes having persisted st ssA u
January, 1770-until be Was sixtsen Jears Of
age, during which time General Lafayette aud
other officers of the revolution were quartered
at the Homestead. lie then entered the count
ing.roon Of Welcome Arncll-so prominent in
his day both ~ merchant and q citizen
majority. In 1871 he entered on commercial
life for himself. and during Tho fifteen years
following visited most Of the principal ports in
Europe aud AxiA- 0ue Of his ships was cap
tured By tbs French, and be WAS the las. sur-
vivor in this State Of the original claimants up.
On thst government for spoliations upon our
commerce previous to the year 1860.
"But what gave Colonel Dexter such promi-
nenee in the Community WAS the possession Of
will and temper which ne have never known
equalled in any other mau, and which MAS con.
tiuued IN undiniuisbed vigor doru t. tbs day
Of his death That anger, passion and prufau-
i:y "hich de4rAde and debAse most men, in him
always rose to dignity not ottsn seen, and in
their fullest manifestations Of defiant audseity
singular delusisn thht the world had, without
Cause, made war upon him. He Was, therefore,
nearly al his lifs sultor ia court, snd after
haTing been frequently defeated in our State
tribunals, made Massachusetts, his residence, for
tha purpose Of bringing his cAses within .he
federal Jurisdiction. Towards this city he M.
especially embittcEed, and in bis legal contests
dscts against it for aovlug aud draining the
same piece Of meadow land"
, 1860-08-29

Akest AL Al4. KnSr. u chazgs Ct ths Wtskk
1have wusxsea Ia operation Of the aoorA mentioned
scale and fully In Ill TIA: NJ D&thor1 has stasd
Tespsetiaxit, #. II. TALC0TT.
supt aad Fnzr-
Ns11u CAxA1 0urc1. Jers4y CITY. J1aa - LEI.
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r.. +. 2.
TarA'a Irickly Plaste7s.

::,-u In,-1.t :tren.xA; Thy <nmihraie Fata.
7t.e ce,y.tu ::&stes yield readily to &ha molten ef
= tb&2.t rtsspi-a:nn and throw oE Ill the ofen
.:-- coes1sated Impurities Of tbs sys
v4I.@s TIE. Sho7ld be used far al Chronic
r,rr-r ror7s PAIN. Fa:ntres,, DyrpeYe,a, Cocs Coz
TE,cr1Y trrp,Ion. TheaHaii.ra. Fens1e TAak-
tAeTEES, De+s, r.. Tie reta>n th+lr active proper
..rst7.a.y Les w--a oste. rlaAe,s u.e.ea., ans
a.. r,i,us vler srrl:ed rA1s oAxHoT I1rT- I've
:e-l:o r. f-E,!lg kh ould hare them. Oaa klls
Ii 11xxs. c,nh, ttree Are. ltAther. sanr.es
rec: BY E.si " re:e!3t oftwea IRE et,.
..*EssFArE. 13 i Is Park Row, New Tosk. Sold
L: -, A.. Ee4.I, = JOHN .. FARK, III L4fr-st-.
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Patents GrAntAd to Western Inyeutors.

Patents GrantAd to Western inventor.
The following important patents were is.ued
to Western Inventors from ths United Statas
Patent Office, during the week ending August
81, 1860:
Dernis Aldzich. St. Louis, No.; improvement
in constructions Of tanning apparatus,
David P. Chamberlain, Hudson, Mich: in.
prorenent in instrument fos pruning trees,
Geo. Dauforth, Fre4dsvile, ll; improve
meut in ccrr thellerB.
Armenius D.ris, sheIbyv1le, lad; i4prs.e-
ment ia cane guns.
Z. G. Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio; improved feed
motion for saw mills.
George Farmer, 0scsola, H.; improvement in
HArveater1-
Christian German. Camden, Mich; improved
reeiprocating s&w.
Leonard Hartman, Anderson, Ind; inp.or>.
ment in seed plRnterA
John 4. Irwin, Isasdstown, Ill; Improve
meat ia havesters.
Lewis 1=ber, Springfield, III; improvement
in cnltirator1.
John R. Aarshall, Marine, Ill; improvement
in : combined roller and corn STALK cutter.
T.W. AeDal, OquAwfA, III, improvement IN
culti1ators-
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N1x Yo1x, Hareh ID, lsss.
Having Of Hows nproved seajes N both 4. cur
Foundry and FAete do tesste Ia ~ thai thsT
.1s tbs pesfes and reliable tca!e, ever nAds We
hass III found anI scales to stand the severe uks s
On. buatnsa Ths patent bs arrangement md ss
itty Of the scas-a simplicity and deoueaetntss-req1l-
irs pit and reeevaE Ill GaoetR md wszz and lear oa
The four balls Instead Of Tho ks IN otaef aea
Ne be.s thess aons to b. s.t<nes enouxh Of The sp
noa,ty Of thts sezla SC. HERRING i co.
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f'Yr.::s ~ G41E<A DrnrarE. DurtEn1 A1p)
N11xz%<1A rAckKr CeArA>Y,
1b!ens, ArEuat l6ts, ls60- }
r,-:es Tam AID T1trrs1: IL cel1e to cal The It,
~ -, q! thc public recent reduction Ia sates fer
r.,::. scd P1<=geF Il m Ct'caeo to River Tox-s b.
t~.n ~ro.es ana tt. r4ut. ncn.!ve.
~ .',aas<n eh ns bern na.e b. whith The Agents It
c.e1> o. ls Illinois cea'rat, GAenA Chicago ruou.
-! !CleaEo Eo-tbwea t2l-oads Are authorized 10
er::s T:eelt and ratsereers over ths ComPan5s Lns
(: E..t At ,Le foLowiEE rase~. u.u fuEthsf rc.ce:
c;Ass ra1rse:s from Chicago to = Croa and al
.t rc.th # C1oF.e far up st. Psa va I}un-
s'h la III lu Chin. es.n. Second Clasa. u s.
,r Freight s.oc Cheax, to Il Crotxe &c per 100 Tbs.
Il. at e.s Il: cl1, a alton.
Tsant th.c=Eo any po!u. .a:wee7 L. Crr.se nd st.
rl s:!udI.E tt. Pail lit CA.s 45c 1t C1.&s 40c- "a
t.a-s 81. and It'll Cl.sx, SOC r.r 100 1bs.
II
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What WILLS says About Hts Watch.

What WILLS Says About Hts Watch.
In travelling with this unnatural rapidty to
ward sundoxn, must not forget to record tbs
difficulty found in keeping the Inns of day
Between New York and St. Loois, Of courss, ws
were to gain IN hour and ten minutss on the
clock-a difference should not haretateo TO-
uce Of, even with railroad spesd, buk for the
new ownership Of the Bit Of tnfaltbility in my
pocket. The Es:ch which ths WAI7u4x Cor
pany had made for NE, land which had not IT.
ried = second from its punctualitJ in teo
months VI. 10 be wound Up a u.uii--a daily
lesson ia the difereaee Of Longitude. and ons
which was to be carefully calculated for in the
departure Of trims aad at<ao.boats. But it IVES
curious how su'ject found hsa baeome 10 !
local meridian in This way-bel;t1 iag iu4he sta.
bilisy or cantzality Of places aeeitee!5x Is they
we7s uure OF less Halthaml ! am aure
l should ncrer feel =: hose with such 1
be!ated sunrise aa thsy hare II 1t, Louls--uu.
comfortably dis " altman izsd II found ny
selt, al day, in ,uealsiuts AID engagements.
mol let me recommend to ths emiGrant Who
wi.hes to fte! At home in the Wess to avoid
souehow this ,nfe1ible standard in the pocket
either xean himset! from his " Walshan" be
fore starting. or let himself run down ill hs gets
their i-Tiltif HouA Journal
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Account OF Trial Of Scales 1T Vermont
State Fair, 1888.

Account OF Trial Of Scales At Vermont
State Fair, 1858.
Frr ths Buslnkton FRS Pr.AJ
Correct Ind relable andaFda Of e'su.seat cr ~sshs
n ths community, tny second Ia value II e7set pEa-
eples II dealing and ytIAhe currency. In Eew Of thh
consideration, .bs sveeat ta Of hay sea1es II the saa
Fur ts rsaahs vasthy Of note. We pren'sA tJ
ssnaf.nk Ii the Stats FIJI. I: Montpelier t ysAz,
two competition h1les appea:ed and sfsef hs t!i
tha tskt premium xw7rdrd to ay John Hove LOT
Baaeon for kayse,es Of ths stzu Rofs patent; md
tas ssond IN E. i T. Fairbanks Co.. Q! st. johnsauJ.
1bs paret NIT akA.n II BGsn9on this ta1 psepa1.d
for thorough tz!A Of The irs inertia u ths aes
tha ons p.ry tssax To zstaa ~ prselaesee, nd
th4 o&hss dee!nsd = regain it, lot pas. taosuokA
hi, tatsdr and the Of ths
tests sYphed: Ftrs tnas of zoad Iron wus p!acad
n tpon hs sezlea Ind thA vhne eaasrd hs4
ooa sds aod then iAs ehsr Of tht PLATFORM a3d
uonal weight looo lss n 70 h. weights vdkbsd
whe ths ers occupied tn v1ous pot.tlora Ae1n
100 bs Of ron piaeed upon truck. md weighted
exs irely esth of the tur of ths PLATFORM nd
IN u esntes ofn ea weixht&. Of from ~ b. to d.
ve1s tbe1 weighed. Men wsts weighed, K3Tkay nd To-
k,the. and tnse ACC akKrezats compared
ts4H t. Any vssAt3oeA H AAsesed, bI
Of ts eomnntss bsfnrs whom shs ta2 VIZ EAte@ th1t
s:1cnx Ross 5esles Erhbted sspr1stag aa4rnrY,
throara III Tho testl Of tbs al vhs th& oehsr
s.,es houxh eorress nAaY easea ID aaow tntrs
uniformity ts,osshous. ecay e1alboE vadAtns as
anna oon,eaaenca win A& heavy wEShs moved to
til d51xz. comm oi Tie pa,o,a- Tia AvAzd Ct d.
raa for As beas Lay seass, wsa keaEtt5 nAfs 10 VI
How4.
The Aus Of ou a1sse3s do lot Allow to 6esabA III
construction Of thes& scA1es: busaa elimination Of Tie
ps "a Which thsy Eads hss ,nes ,het1
vrY e.a: va,ue The sea.As n atdtion 70 ths1s,ahu
nv poresa peculiar Aavzsta ThtT a9 pla Do
,ot ne how Il q eoud b 1Es7Ara consequent
II. cheap They 1aasasd hJ peculiar dsvsee, tom
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InsurTeetion Excitement In mtssls-
8l4aIppI.

Tho Aissis.ippl Kaitun learns that i. The
counties Of Choetaw, Ciark, Washington aud
Wasne in that State, = serious excitement
e1i.ss among the planters eimiiAr to
TINT in Texas. Il appears that discovery has
lAtefy been made that in one reighboshood
combination Of Aboliuonisn who boldly defy
public opinion. has existed for soma time. i
party of men appointed bT public meeting
undertook TO gire then call, bu. they armed
themselves and offered resistance.
1t Is said that N old man named Gilbert, aad
. preacher named Mcdonald are the fjpeleed.
ers. They arc charged with h4vipg been in
correspondence with old John Brown, of Haz-
per's Ferry fame, and il il charged that point
near there and = man living there, e1e desig-
mated io cid Johns confession.
It is expected tha! = demonstration sufficient
to orerpower them will be got up agaioat these
men ID Mississippi soon, and that ihey will Be
driFtn from the State. If not exesuted. One Of
the charges agaiuat these men in Mississippi il,
that they we're in the habit Of assembling The
alares together At night, md preparing them
for inBurrecIiou.
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MORTGAGE S&1LE.-By virtue
NJ Of es.t.:n lndsasure Of ,tots.se. :e.sss d.,e
aad jams, hi. -i'a t, Ea.t, rn1es, lro,teea
n u. Wta1t.So County EsnIdes's O@ee: lE!,:': ta
e 70 Lag Hastvd as.son 60, 90 aad oeee IN
sh. coa u5as Z "a coa %a.ass % T. s9e o.
ant Day Il s<pt'm,- i-e' Il A4h u
hAod sell 1ltes 4ezibed III laf txlkx, And Ill
rgn ,u!ty reten2i.o IL. rela f1 tht .ur3.e o
fsitsfvsk The ers' note nezEoLe In '1 Ncrts md
OF tcIs eux: tse other dtseTbed tn
ead AortkAxe having an "a d. Tia nrss u b. soLi
m ns e7bed :, iolows Lot Eutnhsr 'ey.u. ~ R:o.k
foro luAts Tbs vt .is Il ock Ryt1, IL Liza County
Of Ntlae1Ago. mi 3 Ats Of Hln.4I.
tSAAt, HAtsTED. Ar:x1-e.
Dr Potter shsltoa hts Att7Easg fart
Rockford Auxu.t 9Th 1851. NJ 13y
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~ Diarrhna. Dysentery, Summer
tn-ct.:4t-Natulre> CoEpoune Extract Of Ben: Plant
-,e meGy kroEn for tbs cure Of there dsea+ea
=tas M:.:ap Valley 1t bears the fsEhsst reputation
#. IL ca.ac properties. For sA.ren tketkink 1t Il in
..'u:.e I.t1ar.d orly \. sod " ]. q c. 1Gr1RE
=. .it"e M..or.l. Sod By JEo. D. Pak. ~ Ia1ess
.t fSSf6lIEN
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Bary's 4'ricopherous Ii the best
t1t e.-4.-; z:e.e !oE cscit2k hcautfyia<. cleansing
Il:.x 1r,s+7vts Ase r..so,.n& tie tar ia1.es, III
f... II III Uruzs9ts and Teascctfx EL;ah,fGGn
, 1860-08-29
2ggal a1nfttlgzT:&E!Ex

TRUSTEES SALE Whereas,
= Laustc, Kea' and Martha II. Kta- IL VIE dc, IN
,t:t~.tt' n1d aa5 q Acxas A: ~ na4tt s1s.
T~ts ~ I'D ~. s< d.
pr miss here1.tr ee+cted. 70 secure The ot
:am c; *a ihons.ad Da1i. tsos, n.4e ty ;' .ad I'd
Kent and ra1Aoc two sr IL GAie u ALI S:rtra
d d u t;s n..ofdf;s os oa 10 f. u: q
F.. IS eF ne 1.';fT ssss tsa
"a s Sa b, h, MI; 10 r. q IL |; ~
t. p1o p th.1e a<' 'Aa p' '' 4t' '0s
pubic rs 5 e !, .sn -. !, pu.
Tor paraeat Ct 'atd zots I'd thtrroa a:o
a. - ~ q Gosd ~ ~ ~ ~ 9! Sep stt p
lne coan Hease q 'he r1y Of uh,esta ~ II paelo
II ens III tha .sae IN sa tus De:d .o
.a:Tas w.n n.!t Of ses .an nun ~ twenty se.sa ~
~ = f~:a2
~ e.ereti rarce eoa1tysd 10 I'd otsua.ed b t..
e:d z r. & III 50 f
Saiesso. Aa1a.: - .''' :so. .ustes,. nj
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
b~r Term. 15so. L. = Pane F,ee: rota N:1r. EAz4
saSe ssa .a = sAs 'of 1 4as.1x
t. &c as e 'st I. E: tss 1s ;
ssd Tobas AtleF that Sad GIMP anant lied hss bill at
COMPLIANT II Il Court on he cnAoesry ste thereof.
sp2a ..aed 20: q s,a ceost as.a.s :.
ty law required So~ you Abe t4d Tobias NllEer
aha pesponAy b md App&ar before sid Circuit Co4s
t. be hooeu Il Chicago In ,se rai t'ou..F. The
tna: % il. s..d BIZ q r. eon;. d:
and the A,era md tbnx. therein .t+d
viii be TAKEN eoce.-st, End aI:4ast
yra ascordrE 10 tts p1as ssE 81 aid Ill:
L.C.P. Fa1sa IN per- Coup4t. serr- AZ 3csI+w.
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fH{8CEttallkoH5.


HEIMBOLD<S GENUINE PRE-
ae' ',,po, ~. nrcrIt PnHAIt "a, 4. y; t;.aa.,
HEIA&%ES.S SESHS /: = :: T. S..!:l:
HEtnakoLns M1,GnH M;}1 fST Tor Htea'st1: i1,e Ts.sa
HELMnotp,s ,s BECHT @ fos bl@a.s, ot n;s vsoa-
~, ~ Rttt REGaT ot w.aS .e.ta
SSH hHS e. e. s3;;; lsts.i Sisy f...
msLMRots BGGH2 f.; f. ;Hs! WIFI s1.,.
HEES6SER:$ pESS5 f.: f.; PIya7:: @ =, efsh' s.1a.
i; E;s.:: = sa &: z,.
tssnS e sss5 sat9: ;as
HELAHoLp'5 bUOnT fer Ekcs..es a:181E fssa 1ndis.
E.S4tEs- E5S&tEs- s-EE4tss5Fsn4EEEs -EEESzttE7FFsa4EEs
rLAIlSU NAfE1AaE.
IT., NM, ~ EqF.eT T1FI eEE 59c1% OF 70 AVAIL
1adsc1suon, Habits of Dissipation. Or l. 'hs
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE
,o,.u,,.T suon,'nnr wr7ron, r.
~ ssie a
rw,r,,,
aAAA aoAh = MAUI otohs SVhAS
~uruu n1srssr~
AnNnAA OAaAAaA&
- ..r....
In Ill their Stage. A. ItIe ExptuAs
latt!s Of no eazhKe q Dd: NO lAesnssaleaes
AND 20 E1fosunE
r. HILHbotpS a., S.! Socau f'' k1e
nv y0t1NG Ann DIN.
- -
ana 1of oAealea aHnnf no haos q dsselo4tnn fs.
MoFea ~ improper otcE1feA na VII fsofs ths pa0sct
In ah9Tt tna1 = stase 2! heaKh aaa purity
zrd s1tetions a. the mat dlstTes.tnr rh.Saets, "
Use HELABuLU'o kXTRACf BuuAt for III Il.
'''1'4- ~13@ N-~
oHA NtAAx oH9A tAnss
Hhs,h,, ar.s..rx In
, 1860-08-29

I)1MOVAL.-The United States
Ii, Yxuas CoE;A2y have th% d4y rsrau!rd tfess
q eftca No. Deas9ra ttreet 10 LAKE arc . so:ta
{ ii s:reet. LasLk Lake and Csrk ssea eaEaHto In.
1,1s, eucctlo1 and sraal tss:Ers 7t- rs:7aee
= AZ sseet ~ se = * :o1 fh :;
10 o. lSe ttseet tbe ls ~ wsseh =: eaIt e9a<
Hsvr lit j. IN Gu. sa.Irt rtf.e Il. t1vE- teen b.
e..y t.tnea ia osr % .'asd r. - ter ss =. WI
III n,ou " "a herrt h!,ttu A7ps1en TO l.. 10
tgrsss - well II 10 tat q GU CoEPt2y o@ee Eoa1
rs1StzL ssn' a H. Ht'Ls'E Af'h':
, 1860-08-29
5emtng 1Ha:b.nf8.
$28, $28, $35, S35, $40, $40.
SEWING vD.1EH5.1.ESt

$500 already In uAes
poub.a ThEvad Grover Boxer Stitch, and wa11Ax111
eq7A to the rtrY beAt II : : pt!et-
They t4ve wsouz7 l. e:r own GHEAf -CCCESs. and
n. the on J scco:nrrI cosrssr r. md e.'Ar a.auks
i ard tveEv 'lLe pra7es IT, ax r. e4ay bnt a,!l:
Cg4d.nx nd Erbrsifrr nr lao.1 leaauiuy ihe!s nsd
Q: a9ese.a ths w*.d ef ,.Hix y b eons-fusa Eook
Mullins to utAvt II H.vpr a.d t:0xa!se M mich ~
e1As tive better sat!4 1rt.nu md 1ernnar A1a
fQUALtrr 70 our UNIVERSAL AANusk, a1last-
Abi., - IL IL. 10 Ill 1o1us .nd TAsfG
VT want rel able Ht. AL Wo.ara Akeass ii svtry
town In tue ota and !" ."uEn r'e.i pr eettAas
viu b. Aovel. Men uf III profsssL.ns and tA1ea 81
ert1 ps,4ooes \. fer III, d1i tas!T us!1h
bor ktod their p"ck-ts hut ~ lp1oduer
cuf NAchn.s, whkh .EAu AND GjLU for the
Poor md =. thaf |. zxn.sd for II Keh.
txmp!es o! x~,e.. Descriptive tlfeuAr md Cata seat
COllAAL. X rOIFASI,
Cal 1t LIS Like atfett. = I Sse: ca eA<p, RI.
, 1860-08-29
x7rVyTHp0ETANT INFORM

WEEK 1MPoKTAST 'g; AZ lSFoRM. :. a:s:
A.. nof 1asu:a,turrk rure+t starrh II the *o7 In
bo:I euay aoo <a1uos r ~ h<Ex
ured estiseY with aP-EK TAte alen na1HsA
eo ~ 1aa water, coazlEs 10 nefaIie4: eee1ea aeh
II /, inf n11ey more deaaa4 oE food And Laundry
tr.nary cfker AGsu+1nee 10 The poo4 u tas
Ee,.s of tse any sEouui Q! tie mo-. satisfactory
eesrrtts cocA he ttcc II TIL rt.tstnet4 s$e
l se IN cee.s4fJ II b. roeuas sttle for er.i eea
@,,sfr III nte,yts in buying tie +:3sth b particular n
s.rInrr .hat it IL taken f:oH bL-es E1:ked
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY
mcEinnlx, Maker.
rAoLxale Eea!e.s tie Can5zaY ~o1!d s:y With scr
raerualed t.siy fcT na1r.se n:!ns and ~ vsL ETY.
- i ioI n.eea cac re: yeu tEurea that vii Eake
H your rte1ta 10 .'.e q Jo.r c'dfH hvt'Z t.o1 o.
nroaIce1 II tie World Al ooers ena &sns~
rntcst. .oos adcta*eG 1E.rc!. S:areA eonnaa, n3was
iclcci4 xtt] rsctst steEpt ss.t1coa. E..x.---@
, 1860-08-29

T1L.fTg l., 10fT.H1-fF
Coasai ns 0t4ad Dsshr Of kAr> Wsisas. ae DVaAe4
Of tk.axwc1 aEetsoth.. Ant tAsfFs sy Of Fnhs.
ft ~ sfsc~l ssv~4t otasE a.ahcsts 70 ~
nj Farmer "itit.n. of AU*Tt.tA. "ArEH, BAVARIA.
HANOVER, K>slA. HAs.AtI PRUSSIA, rAxuhY,
Wik[kNHEHH. fLhK%HEHH ~. 1a37 NA~Ey
, 1860-08-29

TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
11-1ta oni sF,txzs4 rsts }therL Ca.h Adr1ty1 -
Cehe3tEa*ni. ts hsv 1eIk-Eth the pfter - 6Esfr~e
O. <asA \ pSAie UsvtFn-&u rcute la BostoEa1A
Apntrd: sn.r AsoHAE EhU1HLh9 Co..
nATMHAL.-10o Barrsh bsst
~ CArzAA 4atnsal res4:Tst md for tA.a ~
Qt&ok&K EROfkEkS c.
&*sAtlS i'll bsxtA K&V &2tNk T..
, 1860-08-29
- = .4-z%AA
5ptrial Apttcfg,
s8 Two Verdicta frou two varv
Important tsuzeea, ia rl.lsa -
C1{RIkTA DnH n11

ice EFT q tHe@ cse1t!ota Is ron III pei Of h,
wAo Ii. tsr4l Ii t1s esuatsy a. "a saslyts
@eaat a"c cfea.ts iis dysto " ahAal1elr n,4 rom
es1'eF!cu. i1sietrtts. THIS may he eared
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT,
ias ssessd teeA OF II popular ors This thou,.1ca
~ho va :ht dye ntn!uo1s u r.ecmna.tcx AAevs
n oh r. r'hs e1eunite zatu.airs4 Of the blacks sad
lrt~cti frrA-.s and tat rer!dty ~ s <Eee, Ita u
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
III. ercu=rnts wt1eh sonttrt. th-s verd1sss taT b
> n atf'e establishment OF CAKEz AsaRo No. A'tr
ucu.e Nav Yo'k. il tct .vsy A'rt. AID spsd r. III
EtI1 N s,s.s Sol. by mo. .. PARE,
s,s-Jr 14& Axe Fyttk.
, 1860-08-29


yrrQHx1lB PArxNr METALLIC TIPpxp BOOTH
AND SHoKa,
tn vh:n ne stA:ea Of scnns.u fowx md Mlnns-
a and tt,ehJ E1vs note- AAt Ill pa1es deAux tA4ss
Eoods within The ahovs btatxa whhoui having ast u
at,iar-r. u:on our EXCLUSIVE tsh:s snd shat - sa
Asised Of any insnEstnant sa demand pFppzT
1af !ro1 etA1e rntseAa.
VT have nade sKtenstve s1anxtuaenta v4iA ths nos3
celebrated mAnufrtuFs vh4Feby fully .uppiy sae
Acre1knx demand With the heat quass of heas Tipped
Ents and Shoes from sore Ia t:a.afo zach pair OF
which viii he &tamp-d OF !1b-1i%f wfth ~ : name
Re AhAl fscoKn1e no Tipped 60 d. within dthsr thQ
Aoovs sAlAA but such thus stamped md suppt4d
We viii warrant Ia all !ntanees pair Of shd's eop.
pcrtpptd aaoe4io out and o&tsntes thres or
foer as Of equal quality without upk abowo b.
vt1y many teatonalt. whie sAf sxc<n>s II but tde
Natne IN aeua assraes R1V1nx u ths Of
tf1rtvo hnntEe'l PER eent-
sl>o the zat (not e1e!ua!ve> f,hsA4
kcna nto III srfitnzy Of hs patent
aat AT !n no .AY soh<rt ID patent maaon of 3ta
70 eev&n aaa taf cent pad hy III cther teAers
We p1Ftc.!r snet the attention Of he1:srs n thsss
% ADVANTAGES under tts paea md The quality Of our
Foods viii b. u1Iuf2aAscd By Aoy acek In Cai1u
7h e1 Am quality considered, 10 o1s Il eumpss;ns
prizes vtth Eco.4 without T!ps,
Wesaal! gre undivided attention to ha hr7oeh OF ou1
tly snLc tcls fos goods All dna rs4pset of gu
Tkai ee1.rs ray rot b. uae bJ shs adve1tssnsnt, of
csheN II CkEAxo and saevhsts ouiate The Sss3As Of
Wrdnsa, Iowa. sud nassoiA vho AdEsst!4s thenssFss
- axanta tcs Tt Ea3s Of
ulTuHELLH FArfNr xErALLIcT1rFEDG Go0pe
tAas ali suca axrnees intend 10 or n ny
k&at*s ef ~lseonaia. Iowa aa4 4Iant.otA. -
ep@tD-tY WApHKUHTN WEII8
, 1860-08-29

This se:otd year Of ths Institution will npen On tia
to'h Of septembef. Ca'alogues may be lad II GrfKt
Hetsote y Lake srett aad Q: Hke!nE Music tt11e ii
hsndo.h sst-t. For fu-tl Information Apply 10 Mn
G. ". WAte fffde Park. q Ok Co. lii itesGf.s1.1n
, 1860-08-29
Monep auf GrebanQs

$4,000 IT.: TO- III! MoAN "A? J. for five
F1KsT.CL4Ss REAL E5TATE,
$4,000 Of Business Paper Wanted.
dsl9 3. F. DOWNING CO. BA g c1a,k.+s
III O Il E 7 TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY.
Or on Good xmproted Farms in fhts SLATE.
CHAMBERS, LEE / CO.
&u.l C7l1Gn IL Like :tf r. Eh!c1cn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-13

M tJnivnmplTr OF VA, Eeo N W
lay Of yoaf Sssders will Be- 1enns4 20
hrSs 81 the sueeees Of THE YCune Mens
1y,srfStian Aso0eiaaioun At this toostsution.
Il Was orrnnized during last session, and has
been eyes since ircreasing in numbers ana In.
flrepce. Numbers who were here years ago
as students, when the religious tsnnenee q
cr,ed was comparatively small, win be sur
lprised 70 aIearn that weekly prayer meeetH9s
(under the auspices Of the Associatlon,l are
held in con nectf0n with the different boarding.
houses, and tnat these meetings are attended
by an average Of tro hundred sfsdesss
meeting for prayer and conference - also neio
every Sabbath afternoon in the moral pniioso"
ply lecture-room.
The Association il exerting happy tnhu.
ence for rood Besides distributing tracts an0
books about College, . number OF the memoer
90 ont on Sundays into "the regions round
about" and conduct Sabbath scnoois anu ~
ii~ions meetipes. During the present session
we have had addresses from Rev. DIE. butleF.
Of Washington, and Burrows, OF your cHy:E
Roth OF these gentlemen fully sustained tneir
reputation. 49,, ...o.;.,;or on le.t
Monday evening, the following gentiemen
were elected ofiicers;-Preeident UeofEe n
vaughan. Of Missouri; Vice Presidents, y:
inele of Washington, d. G., G. +. Grady OF
TOudoup. Va, S. T. Martin OF Richmond
CITY. w. M. Price of Missouri; Recording sec
retary. J. l.. Dinwiddie, of Albemarie, va;
Assistant Recording Secretary, J. McHowaru,
of Baltimore; Corresponding secretary, =. ..
Taylor. Jr.. Of Richmond city; Librarian, a.
S. Pendleton; Treasurer. n A. tlonlnoy, VA
Managers. F. NJ Doan, Edmund Harrison, OF
Amelia. va, R. H. McKim, J. w: Denny.
Several prominent book publishers nave
made handsome donations Of books for the H.
hrarv Of the Association, 1t il TO be hoped
that others will follow their example.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-13
.sIs

Rxzs ga :; -. ::
- = 30 % S sos = &c me : houes ssf!s. mother.
Al MSNSNiNK ut nc0n 60 Ae-1tgnt.
nv homes with the angels in hsavea-
Ny garments aIe shinlpx And urlShs.
Ny spirit still h0vers around tbee-
AT MOI ri az Ut poOn, and At night. II
Oh, then ny desy niosher. rcms 9pes'
Your Charley 10 an snsel OF LIS
eriTee lirt Id onIidfeu tUVOme untO m0f otq fOs
bid Shem not tof Of such 10 the KINGDOM VI HeS'
ven.p ~. e.,r;i. .vn
The friends and acauaintences OF the ismhI ~
in tied 10 attend his funeral ths esSpsns'
On 1stS street, near Wesley Church, tunion niil''
without farther notice. n..;
N EKCY FARMS WORTH, wife Of Michael nov
ell, in the 74th year Of her ase: r..x c,,,,h
rHIS EVENING, 6 81 o'clock: The FRIEND: ana
acausintances are respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice.
- ithaca, n. Y, papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-13

Chas Bacon, an old citizen Of the vicinity OF
Jonesborough, Tenn, was killed on the 9TH
inst, by being thrown from his horse.
+ A servant woman, the property Of Mr.. E.
DAYS ago, at the advanced age Of lbs years.
4. Moldavian Noblemar,, or . man repre-
sentinx himself to be one, has bean arrested in
washington, a. an impoetor.
Rev. Dr. Brownlee, senior pastor, Of the
Dutch Reformed church Of New York. died on
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence are playing IN
Louisville. ssseeks 81
Madame Lola Nontsz - lscturing In Harris
burg. ~
Tssrs wsr. az deaths il Phiiadslphia last
Woo1r sssf 4H -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-13
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Elork Republican Appointments - Ineendia'y
Language, $e.
LYNCHBtRa. VA, Feb II.
Master Henry Watson, sprightly lad OF
some fifteen or sixteen summers, Of this city,
and who has recently received the appoint
ment as Midshipman at the Naval School, ar
rived home to-day, having been discharged py
the newly. ted Blacl Republican De0r-
keeper. because he was a southern boy. Hen
nv states that several other Southern boys
have been discharged and Black Republican
boys substituted.
Pediar Mills, Amherst county, was taken to a
pond on last Thursday, by party of citizens,
and ducked. in consequence of his having used
seditious language. He afterwards procured
a warrant for the arrest of the parties who in
fiicted this summary punishment on him, but
instead of the warrant being executed, the
magistrate who issued ii narrowly escaped a
duckipg himself o. X.