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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05


ana we invite those IN want of real, prlmeM
ticle OF Boots or Shoes at n very low p'ee' 70 ea'
MARCUS HARRIS h BRO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Next to the American Hotel
NJ. NENyEL. Foreman.
CHIRT BOSONS. SHIRT BOSOMS..;;
~ Ivy has now in store iarse assortment o.
Shirt Bosoms. comprislng the following ots 81 ~
which will y, found 10 he ~ cheap rs they Ms l.p
resented Fine wove SHIRT Bo,oms It ~. cenei
shilling, worth 25 cents; tine IRISH Linen shlft 20
SONS at % cents, worth 81, cent?; ezra .ssa
Linen SHIRT Bosoms at g cents worth ss sa,,'
super Irish linen Shirt Bosoms a, a1f :. cam sa,
worth rs cents and 81; French wove Linen sa,.
B"soms At 6?,s cents, worth 81 Etenea sin
tlnen Shirt Bosoms at - cents wo,.I sars
tfcEch-wove Linen Shirt Bosoms AZ VI -
~ 50; 00o white and figured Narseilles boso pss
l2's cents, well worth Is cents: ao new sss ~.
stock Of pretty Shirtinx Ca'icoes bieachee sss
unbeached Cottors, of superior snali'y' anu NV"
llnens.
OLD DOMINION CANDY fAtTOka.
~ | have Just con pleted IN the resf ., ~, g,r-
sale and Teta,l store, the largest Ss sss csa.
tory in this citv, Tor MAKING superior hehnso ar
dies. Merchants are requested To leave tae" ave
ders at my wholesale store. If they w..a e"n-
hfty PER cert. ! have a. $50, NJ thts 'ime,,,S Ld
plete stock If Characteristics, unr,9uassf'S
their freshness. cals' &. 4 AH.Ss slooa.
Opposite Kent fsns \ 70.
DEAR IT IN WIND. /, e m,c~en ia
ID BoSSIEUX'S STEAM REFINED SA .,s Ma.
are the very best that can 10 made, ana az rss,
eqnalicd anywhere. EVER BODY ssss md better
are whittier. harder, elossIer. cleaner; 80 sIJ
made, and challenge competition, aha anu. H.,ut IN.
F:tle lower than the horrible poisonous s,.issr
ported from New neIk oy sba ms !" industry, ssd
practice foreisn encouragement CAH """
package At "Ma'n street Louis J. BossiErx.
CLOSlNG QUA CHANcs fon on nS NJ. i.
u ~vtu AK
Main street. lately occupied by M" ss. las, viii
Son. whore we intend to open - rev q, sss.sr.
.sa ns Fsss, q W.
stock at the corner OF Broad and III stiesn oaf
prices ~ will insare their speedy SAFE ana pess
ss sa:nss to got sc:HsxP
'>'' ' Corner Of Broad and u street.
THAIRs, TABLES. SOFAS; &c; .oSS c -
And lor .s's cheap, ise 81; ., Ws sess ci.!s
Ssss Gaa1s, 70 d.. Ms hs,,s snS Poe Tables u
SAFES; Gisss Presses. 80. ALEX. Nv Ia.
COTTAGE DED1TEADs. MA VAL. ~ cs,-
- Ks tc-oa sasd .sd G, g: .S s1 cssies NJ
tase bedstead,; - shsess:, ~ ~ IA I~usscs
sressss; u single and doa'ie 0sa AK MOTT,
CSOAL OIL LAMFS.-A lssss . ana q 'PpUls'.
Ssasd and Side Lamps; Coal OH chssash''''
''n'i'a LAMPS BGiIiRaic.R ~ lu M..a ..,.:.
D1IME WE1TKHN DACSN ;.Ss:SSs r. Hsss.
sasd's bfand; Shos ldeu, Mss,iis 80 =" 80 Ca
Thoass 4 Davis bsands; sssaf-cs''a
'a'''d k1'''. FOR ''' ~ Z, .. .. pAysSro,fo !,
TAPER LAMP I'M DKs: -6as asa &c Gus, =
Z PAnev and JApanncd Lamp SnS ~ IN ~
s.'': W'ss:. s;'' . : ii 8 = 4 tFtslxl.
TIT1ATE NAaN ESiA ssa sssd =: AZ! 90
~ pyepssed ~ ms self And slysss aeSh"csf,,
" oosseI slI asd 5.sas 80 ~;
CILVIR FLxfRe CAAIS4 h.xe Ussa
~ - Is - !. 1JrXiEY'ss ~ S.'s"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

SELLING OFF AT COST, ON ACCOUNT
-. ~ 0E MCVlNG.-l to open on Monday.
occupied by Mr.. GEORGE r. .BAGsY. with an en-
entirely new and well selected stock Of FOREIGN
BOOTS. &C.. which challenges comparison with
that of any other house in the city, offer for sale
Market, the balance of my stock at and below cost
for cash. All in want of really cheap goods are
invited to call on VIM FLETSHMANN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

r. S.|MTs; VIM. FLEISHMANN respectfully
returns her thanks for the kind and liberal patron.
age hitherto extended to her, and would inform
her friends and the public in general, that she will
elegant stock of MILLINERY GOODS. compris
ing the best and latest sty les of the season. BON
NETS BLEACHED and made to order and no
efforts will be spared to give satisfaction both as
regard prices and styles. Liberal allo wances will
tie made to country merchants and dealers in gem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

WANTED--NURSE.- wish to hire. for the
~ balance of the year. . SERVANT WOMAN,
young children. For one OF good character and
qualifications, land no others need appy) liberal
Price and GOOD home will be given. Apply at my
residences cor. Sth and Grace SITS.
aY3-N* j. B. WATKINS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
MUSIC ANDMUSIC BOOKS-N Nj,
vi WEST JOHNSON'S az ~

q ,,
las Nlainst. S5E-la
The Home Circle collection OF Marches, Pokas schot
snes Redowas Quad Contra Dances &C. arranged for the
Piano. iu paper sL5O, cloth a..
The shower Of Pearls, collection OF ts most beautiful Duets,
arranged 'or the Plano Forte; Oo.
Tuaell Hours collection choice Glees Qusretes,
C-0rusts, &C.. I.
Ordway's par0r Glecs. /.
Por c5ntauug nearly 90 choice Songs and Chorus
ys. with piano ac-owpaniments !.
Meiodeou containing 10 addition 20 insuc
tous. Popular Psalms songs sud Hymn Tunes, I.
Home Mel7disi, Too popular Songs I5c.
shilling I1Uz, l1u Ballads OF the day, for l2c.
Western Harp collection Sacred Words adapted 60 popu
lar airs m Piano accomplishments by Mrs NJ Dana Shnd-
les; T.
loo Comic Songs 50 cts Irish Songs 90 cts 100 Scotch
Songs, 5I is.
pt,ous select Brass Band Music, for Il Instruments l.
Too Yollutaes pruds and nttrude for the Organ or Ne
llIe0u. t5.
Hayins Creation Handels Messiah paper 5 cents coh1
Ia TRAY ats, rendered into English 8
Also. superb stock Of she et Music for the Piano, Guitar,
Violin and Harp.
WEST L JOHNSTON
arql Booksellers and Music Dealers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
WETCHEELNFR FRY

MITCHELL AIRY
OFFER Cheap 60 the rade-
~ 010 bNs Manufactured Tobacco, assorted brands
$50 " ~ Langhcrne 4 sons best brands
1000 packages Klhckinick smoking Tobacco
1900 " Mohcan smoking Tobacco (n 8 and pound
drums
100 bbs Layvel's Rockbridge Rye Whisky
% L casks Cognae and Rochel BTAndes
8 pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy, vintage
l-t9
% \ casks sherry. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
5Puncheons Imperial NOlet Gin
Is cases Champagne: ClaTet snd Hook Wines
IS hbls surry Apple and Peach Brsndies-
which Will be sold cheap such goods can be purchased
N anv mAket MITCHELL FRY,
No. l6 Pearl street,
ap8-u Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
PoR APRIL 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call attention e[ he pa6c 10 ne Lo1cing
Srls,dd Scheme % be drd5on IA Wilmington Dslgnlre
BYSTATE 4 UTHORITY
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY.

7
v SJNDBURG Co., pleasure inform their friends
- the public that they have established mandatory In
this city, for making Plain and Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood
Moudif 80 % every description Mirror Portrait and Picture
Frames patterns and the fashionable styles,
fully egla % hug that is gotten up In the Northern cues
which s se vhClesa retail at the most liberal prices
We haYy a1 hand very large and select assortment Of
plain and coored Engrsvugs and hogaph fresh supply OF
Artists Materials the well known manufactures OF Winsor
Newton and Rowney Co, London.
Picture and Lookuggass Plates Of all Sizes kept constantly on
hand etc.
old Frames regrt and ola Paintings renovated at as low
prices a can be done anywhere.
Orlert punctuauy attended 60.
The country will DO well call they buy
goods line, low prices any o The Northern cities
J. v SUNpBURG CO.,
INTO l1 Il Ma n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24
PIANO ENTRAORDTNARY.

PIANO ENTRAORDENAR
ID "a. TAYLOR tas Just received another Of DRiSG{
PATENT PIANOS, t only Pianos constructed on Fa9 SCI
satac principles - strength durability power % keep in tune
rctaa er tone, ty flr superior 90 at other fAnos
Tley arg h.lly admired uy an who have heard them
=. THALREKG says OF thcm;
The grand and noble DO has great capacity Tor sustaining
be singing and ts of .sg power, have never
heard t2ctIeiI1 d.TH, purity sympathetic sweetness
GOrrsCuALh, sIAAhOSCu. MARETZEk, and many ohS
eminent Professors say % them
TIE % e squares equal The best Grand Piano Forte Ane
excel them pure lcA into1Aoa and actual tone power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24

Soil By an Respectable D,1ls~s throughout the Country.
Tls aue brand Of CHAMPAGNE which ua the past year was
couiued exclusively the best tables Of the Continent Of Eu
rope has obtained the most unbouade success and popua
" country To recommended by Of the first Pys
city York au other wines account u
ls purity and decacy, and those who try rarely
any Although only year has elapsed since
introduction into , country he demand enormous and con
s,auty increasing arrangements such the
quality being az rs present high standard
The Prince Imperial imported solely by u.s. being
Agents Of fMsssrs. Dz ysSoGE & Co, In this country
EY HAUGHwOUT6 & co,
Nos ass. $50 and 492 Broadway, \. Y.
Sold in This city by DUDLEY CO, WINSTON POWERS and
SPOTS. HARVEY & co. mh6-l3m
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&. LUmSDEN,

4. Ii p SDEN,
DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEW ELN AND SILVER WARE,
90 Main ~, North-sIGc, 3 doors above iith,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
LIVERY description ~ WATCHES 200 roI aud silver cases.
II Rich Diamond IsKty, Cameo Coral Lava Cabunlr, tus-
t.r tHi Pearl Sells, Silver Pitchers Guh.y's. spoons,
Fu lI. D4-. kuF-. PltHUu,. E.Iy Spoons. Card Cases,
~Fr. Plat ir. PITCHERS tls'us Spoons Forks Ne, A.
GTr-N at.hrs. JeE-ry and Sreefi.i.- repaired.
JIATS! HN1IS! IEAMN!,-Ju,t received. 40 TodI's
eh..e hBus. Those want 1f really so artH- Will
pleas. .lL JOHN >. WEtN.
lri# IN Cor. -'.. 4UI tut. streets
NOTICE.
II oh.us. 1 thr I section OF r,, El passed ly The
4 Council Of en-, ul Richmond. iie i " March I-UH i
hereby t.- 'H 900 concerned f thr C.muitt, . Finance
have classified M persons aui firms 1tr,ashIs with class tan
e present year, s1.h as mvch'u's raiders shopterrs manu-
l.tlr.s, t.-rUrs u ordnance h.,kes Nr, which f-frt
f.. | been rU Boo fHH Auditors ui zee where M Interested
..e tHa amount uf tax with which they tre charged
The COMMITTEE Ui Finance 81 N meet boo r Council Chamber, on
Thursday gGH April o'clock o. N 90 hear from
a persons who shall thus tgy plt into high The
said Co Hu.ee shall, after hearing the rty and evidence
Doc mNy produce change ie class u. sue person FIRMS rer
mt u remain is been dNeIhy th,m shall app,lrto the
Committee just and equal NJ. J.. SIHATTuN,
aply-'t Auditor, c. r.
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BilrNoRE, Mn.
~ All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed
n h Let no false decacy prevent you but apply Immediately
either personally by letter.
EF- SKIN DISEASES speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS
The thousands cured ibis Institute within twelve
years. and N and Important Surgical operations per-.
formed boy Dr. j. witnessed by the reporters the papers
many other persons, notices uf which have appeared
again before ht public besides his standing gentleman
character and responsibility k sufficient guarantee afflicted
r8
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $40. 900!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday, Ap
SCENfE:

&Z 500 prizes, amounting 90 Al l.202OOU.
Tickets 800; Halves 90 90; Qrs. %; Eightis 80.
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Whole costs f299 OJ
do % Halves ....... .............. ff9 ~
Do do 26 Qrs.......... ............ Ii u
Do do 20 Eighths ................... 81 81
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
on THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS II.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, Monday April So 1860
Every other 1lcket n Prize.
Prizes payable To full, without deduction.
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn.
lpT ENDTD gCUTAfV.

- 3J5 prizes amounting 70 $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters az So
desire need only remit the risk Package
which will send "a Certificate as follows;
Certificate Of Package Of rs Wholes costs goo 90
Do do 10 Halyes......... ............ - OO
DO do 10 Yrs .. - UO
do l6 Elehths .............. y 90
EE- Prizes paid nm adately ahsr the drawing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24

HAVING made large addition shop 20 suit the Southern
trade, will sell the NoIihe prices have
lO GIrr,ut designs of PLATA ad Ornamental Railing,
EcrAudas, BaicOni =, Porch pieces, window
Guards Ac, Vault and Cellar Doors Iron sash, Shutters
and general Backniug and finishing done with
! deapatcl.
Cemetery Railing for the county put up
| hy ordinary mechanic jAsJi-u
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who have Injured themselves by certain practice INDUCED 10
when aouea habit frequently learned from evil r0muou1us OF
At school the effects Of which nightly @ when asleep
and not cured renders marriage Impossible and destroys both
mind AMI body, should apply Immediately.
What pity That young man. The hope Of ls country and the
darling his parents should br matched from al prospects
euoymeu % & by the consequences leyang rom the path
o nature aud uduug certain habit Such persons
he1re CONTEMPLATING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-24

DARAPFINE CANDLES.-These Candles are made Of
prepared Parsine product from the dslation Of Coal
h4vnc the constituents Gas They give
clearer rlant l0per cent longer
.pareut beautiful produce softer and agreeable light
than the hest Sperm and being harder particularly
uable for climates. 50 cases, for sale by
apl2 l. a g. u DAVENPORT.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-28
The Roy Preacher of Louisiana.

Mark Boatner Chapman Is now in his four
tenth year. lie was born in Clinton, Louisi-
ana, where his parents still reside About two
years ago he was received in the Church; very
soon after this he commenced nstructlng his
ather's servants on every Sabbath aienoon.--
His custom was to read Il chapter and comment
upon it, having first closely studied the chap
ter, consulting Benson, Clark and Wesley on
every passage.
He at length commenced, said writer to the
Memphis Advocate, 10 speak at the love ieasts
and class meetings; then To pray in the pubi0
cong rcgaton. His appearance is that OF the
merest boy and he seems wholly unconscious
of any superior gifts or attanments. tie now
breaches regularly every Sa5balh 1T his fathers
place. near town. His parents have refused to
allow him to enter the pulpit and supply the
place of the regular minister on the Sabbath, al
though he has often solicited to do so. He does
nothing without permission from his parents
] lie at ends school and joins in ali the amuse-
ments of the boys OF his own age. lie IS mere
child everywhere, save when prea aching On
last Sunday | sat under his preaching and nave
dom been more edited aud delighted with
sermon. His styles chase and his words hlly
and happily chosen. The incest critic would
not detect grammatical error His manner is
earnest, aud his pathetic appeals reach al hearts:
Occasionally his feelings overwhelm him ana
he gives way to floods OF tears.
The most gifted lawyers, doctors aud dvnes
ha, heard him with astonishment and delight.
| confess il is wonderful, and to me most in
! 'comprrhensihle. When heard him he preach
cd from the text, Glow long halt ye between
two opinions?' lie prea chrd from notes, some
times seeming to forget that his notes were be-
rorc him. His subject was arranged with per-
feet system and most logically treated. When
through with his sermon, he closed the Book
and gave brief and touching exhorauon, under
which | could with others, but weep. His
public addresses published have attracted much
attention, and, should he live, he must in his
onward course, leave broad wake in the tide
of morals Such is the charact OF the Boy
Preacher," whose wonderful precoSity is with
ont a pa aralel
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what's Genius !

We have read, we know not how many, des-
crptiJns of Genius, all of which may have bsen
correct; but still something more may be SAID OF
it. Genius is so many -coiored, so mercurlal,
so bounding and flashing. 40 soaring and roar
ing (ion.ike) so cloud shifting 1--WE don't like
compound words, bat we use them occasional
ly0 so light-like and shade-ike. so rejoicing
like a strYng man to rua race so subtitle and
proionnd--sO free. cxultant, aud Spontaneous Is
it, that we may work away at our adumbration
oft till we are gray, and then we shall ia'l TO
"bOdy it forth" with any entreness. When We
can comprehend and 0ualyze the mysterious,
central principle ol lie, then can we fully de-
fine genius. We love genius, because II touch
es the hiden springs Of our own lite, and thus
/ top. rs up" within us a strange, exultant Joy.
II is the touch of nature that makes all the
world akin A man OF geuius is on whose in
ner life is brought inlo objective playby reason
OF better corporeal organization than the
rest of msnkind. tie does not possess one lo!a
mora Of the great common human nature than
others On the score o. innate fundamentals,
he is n n dead level wi the mcan'st made mp
brother Of the great family! His spirit has H.
ner integumenisT the keys and strings, which
are mediums OF e. expression, in his case are
of iuer make, and have mure-lacle instru-
mentality. Genius, therefore, is but an earnest
voice Of our great humanity. II only msrshsls
the way in which the universal voice is to fol-
law. N other words, genius is the result OF an
exalted organiza tion aud this exaltaiion arises
either from an eXtra-favorable organic lorna
lion, or from heavenly inspiration. which eie-
Yates the quality OF the manifestation.
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NO. q.


member dates exuctly; and was interested in
the publ. printing for some months before l
left the paper and went to Pennsylvania.
q. think you said that you got one third
or ous.finh of this printing!
A. Que third or one flth, | do not remem-
Der which.
q. Who got the rest?
A. Mr. Nicholson got one-third, I believe,
and do not recollect who got the other.
q. Mr. Nicholson was then public printer9
A. Yes, sir, think he was.
G. And had the printing of the Postofhce
blanks
A. think so; am not sure as to these
ia acts, for | am somewhat careless about my own
business relations,
G. Do understand you to say that you
never applied to the Administration for the
printing of those Poslotlice blanks
A. To my recollection never
q, At the meeting OF Congress In December
you say GU had taken your course in The Press
in regard to that matter after the Oxford frauds2
A. Yes, sir
O. The Presidents general message at the
commencement OF the session was public an
nouncsmcnt OF his course; was it before or after
that general message
A. 1t was before the general message, as
near as can rccolleet Mr.. Btown's visit to
Washington, whenever made was made on his
own responsibility entirely.
@ Which Mr.. Brown
a. Charles Brown.
G. Then, understand YOU to say that this
iGtimaton to your friends was after the Oxford
frauds wer" developed and before the general
message of the President?
A. No. sir desire to say distinctly that at
no period of time dld | ever agree to accept any
patronage or office from the Administration
when offered MS boon Oh condition to change
my position on the Kansas question, after
differed with them upon the Kansas question
generally.
q That is the time wnnt TO fix when did
that difference commence?
A, The difference took place somewhere
about September or October
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9D-Respect the printer-psy your subsIcip-
tlOa bill-if you would prosper.
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The Atlantic Cable.

We learn from parties interested in the en-
terprise that some so miles OF the Atlantic Ca
bic have been taken Up, to point extending
Gaward so miles from the shore OF Trinity Bay.
Fractures were found in the cable Just where
they hsd he, indicated by the instruments on
shore. The intention is to underTun similar
length of the wire on the EuropeOn side, aud il
is ihen thought by he ssnguine promoters of
ocean eegraphing, the Atlantic Cable will be
made TO work II cannot be Questioned that
thosa concernpd in this cable enterprise possess
energy aud hopeful tsmperO mens.- Boston
Transcript
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Chr 2rrrpshura Auurnal.
IIURRAH CHORUS.

RYoNE OF THE uNioN ULEE CLUB.
For Lincoln now we sing our lay,
Hurrah. hurrah hurrah!
For he's the man. say what yoa may
Hurrnh. hurrah, hurrah!
Now Illinois has enc great son,
Who over the course swift will run;
He's the man for me,
oh, he's tue man for
Chorm-Hurrah, hurrah. for Lincoln hurrah
llurrah, hurrah, Cor Lincoln hurrah!
Hurrah, hurrah for Lincoln hurrah, ,hurrah
Old Abe can maui or he can thresh,
Hunah, hurrah hurrah!
He'll give it TO your Loco trash,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
Your tive. placed man is naught TO him,
Fen now his prospects are all dim,
Abe is the man for me,
He is the man for me
Abe is not rich in worldly goods,
Ohno, oh no. oh no!
But in his thoughts. his works. his words,
Hurruh. hurrah, hurran
/ 'Tis lie who loves his wife and friends,
And DER his duty daily bends,
He is the man for me,
He is the man for me.
Upon the Eagle he shall ride,
HurrRh. hUrrah hurrah!
And of our nation be the pride,
Uurrah, hurrah, hurrah
while Douglas shall remain below,
And his own horn will have to blow.
Abe is the man fer me,
He is the man tor
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O.. THURSDAY. JUNE 2S 1860.

doubled in size since Ben Bmch and ricknor left
here last Fall.
The Journal reaches me every week regular.
ly Through in nine or ten days. The Ex.
p'ess now makes the trip from hsre to St. Joe
in six aud half days. .E. Z.
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A G. A h I'D
HOWaPGS Association.
PHlLAD ELP HIA.

Benevo Institution, established by special endor
rrnt for the relief Of the sick and dstreSSeda Hc-
ted Nth Nrnient and epidemic Diseases, and eSpec
tally for the Of Diseases ofthe SERIAL Organs.
NTEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
vi Surgeon to all who apr ly by letter, with des-
cription their condition. age, occupation, habits
of life &c. and in cases OfeXtreme poverty, medi-
cines furnishedfree ofcharge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrh9a aud other
diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New Rem
edies empoyedin the Dspensary sent to the aiiict-
ed in sealed letter envelope, free ofcharge, Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA D HARTWELI PrsEt.
GEO ,FA1RoHILD, Secretary.
December 20. 1S59.-34ly.
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By Mr. Robinson. will state that there il
discrepancy between the testimony Of Judge
Black aud Mr.. Webstrr-Mr. Webster stating
that he held n conversat lion with Judge Black
who promised that If yol would take a certain
course in your paper you should have the prin
ting Of the Postofhee blanks. Now, Judge
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School Examiners Notice.

The beard will hold their next gnlar sessions foI
the examination of Teachers, as follows;
Perrysburg, First Tuesday in July.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers wi
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
wv. WOODBURY., Clerk,