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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-10

GONG THROUGH Thick AND Thin
Thomas jefferson was tall and very thin.
Gen. Knox was very short and very thick.
The two met one day at the door OF
Washington's house in Philadelphia.
While they were there bowing in the
street, each insisting that the other shopld
take the precedence, up comes a Mr.
Peters, wit Of that day, who, casting /,
sly glance from one to the other, pushed
boldly ybetween them, exclaiming, "Pardor
me gentleman, If in haste i dash through
Thick and Thin" arrl-I -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-10
RAILROADS.
Change Of TIme-November II, 1859.
r CHI 1 9 A q O,hEg
Great Western and and IN Northwestern
.., ,c9%.'a .LINTE. w
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
u LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO SHORT.LlHB
mRAILR GA DS. AK
Tho Shortest Route between Cincinnati
i tGi$ ulh and Chicago, 3 q

Three PAssene ger Trainsleeve Oincinnatida from
thefoot Of Mill and Front streets. a
6,5O A. M.-Chicago Mail arrives at Indianapolis
CO scnnaSs WITH al nsh out o Chicago fo
the West and Northwest; connects at Indisnapo.
lie with trains for Terrs Haute; also with Pei d
trains for Peru Losansport, Fort Wayne and t.
ledo. f.NI H.'' t. ..
12.45 r. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Ao-
oommOdstion arrives at Indianapolis at 6:l5 p. M,
making direct connections at indianapolis with La.
tayette trains for Decatur, Springfield Naples Quin-
cy, Hannibal and St. Joseph. =.
Up. M.-Ohicago Express arrives at Indianapolis
l2l5 A. NJ, making clese connections at Chicago
with al morning trains out Of Chicago.
Sleeping cars are attached TO all the night trains
on this line, end run through to Chicago without
change of cars. NJ Ef uo-g rf VI
This is exclusiysly q Western and North-weste
foute, and with favorable and reliable
With oil connecting roads throughout the entire
oommodations to the patrons oil this line.
The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line ID used
when necessary, to govern the movement of traina,
and Loughridge's celebrated Patent Brakes, are gk
perfectly CONTROLLED besides all the other modern i'm.
pfoyementS necessary for the comfort aud safety OF
passengers, the managers Of this road have literally
provided.
Smoking.cars On thisiine.
nY" BE sure yon Are n the right ticket ofoe before
Jou purchase your tch sts, and ask for tickets via
L-wrenccburg and lndlanapolis, ,rr..
Fare the sains rs bI any other route. Baggage
THROUGH fiUhETs, good until used, con be Oh.
tanned AT the tick offices, penccr House Corner
northwest cornsf Broad way ynd Front; 10. Bur.
at Depot once Td Of Mill on Front street, where
unnecessary info nnation may be had. ~
Omnibuscs run 10 and from each train, and "
call for passengers At all hotsiJ and all parts Of tie
oity' D1 leaving Address st eis u y office;
nol4 rttf' General Ticket Agent,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-10

INCLINATION AND JUDaMENr--We are
Ill prone to interpret facts and tokens in
accordance with our own inclinations and
habits Of thought 1t was not the voice
of the bells that first inspired young
Wilmington with hopes of attaining civic
honors; il was because be had conceived
such hopes already, that he was able &c
distinctly TO hear .the words, "Turn again
Wilmington, thrice Lord Mayor o.
Gondon" .'ss'1a ros -.a, ''' Il.
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How TO OBTAIN UxoRIAL PHAoE.--A
pickering pair of Quakers were lately
heard in high controversy, the repentant
exclaiming; .
IL am determined to have one quiet
week with thee"
"But how wilt thee be able te get 1T"
said the taunting spous, in ''reiteration," !"
which married ladies so provokingly in.
dulge in.
IL will keep thee week after thou art
dead" was the Quakers reioinder.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-10

A VERY TRUE TRUTH.-The pioneer OF
our growth is imagination. Desire and
hope 60 on before into the wilderness of
the unknown; they open paths, they make
clearing they build and settle firmly
before we ourselves in will and power
arrive at this opening, but they never
await our coming They are the fore
runners,," off again into the vast posi-
bility of being,-R. w. Emerson.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-10

A DOMESTIC LEoNIDAs.- is man
in Maine, the owner Of pretty piece of
crinoline, who shows decided pluck. He
says that when the minister was hugging
and kissing his wife, he peeped through
the crack of the door and saw it all; and
as long as he has the spirit of man
remaining, he will peep on such occa-
sions.
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WHAT Constitutes THE GREAT
NESS OF A STAIR.
sr sIs WILLIAM JONES.

= What constitutes Statei
MOI nigh. raised battlements, or labor'd mound,
Thick wall or moated gate;s
NOS cities proud, with spires and turrets crownd,
Nor bays and broad'armd ports,
Where, laughing at the storm. rich navies ride;
~ Nol starr'd and spangled Courts,
Where w.brow'd baseness watts perfume to pride
-. No men, high minded men,
With powers as far above dull brutes indued,
In forests, brake or den,
As beasts excel cold rocks and brambles rude;
Men. who their duties know.
But know their rights and kno wing dare maintain
Prevent the long .aim'd blow,
And crush the tyrant, while they rend The chain,
There constitute State. ,..I
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HARRISON Il COLLTNS'

EENTRAL BEEHIVE GALLERY, COR
~ ner Of Fifth and Western-row. Photographs,
elsewhere In the city. Oh Oolored Photographs
made of all sizes, from life to the smallest miniature
Pictures neatly set in Lockets Breast.pins Finger
rings and Bracelets. All work warranted,
uol6-ay A. y. BLOOM. Artist
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DATENT MACHINE.MADE PAPER
- BAGS, for Grocers, Druggists Tea Dealers and
others, made from extra quality Of Wrapping, Ma
IlN0OOO No. WRAPPING and MANILA,
White Tee Bags
zee sss

The shove are put up IN packages Of 600 baps each.
We are manufacturing from sixty 10 sevsntv. a Va
thousand Bags per day i'''''
NIXON 4 CHATFIELD,
Paper Bag Manufsoturers.
.H. And Wholesale Paper Deaiefs
- nSnd n Wsirv{Strsit.
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FoUNp

M at last lust what the Ladies' have long needed
and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis.
eases Of Q Uterine Nature; Inflammation of the
Womb, the Kidneys the Oyaries and the Ure.hra
Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstru
alton, Chlorosis Amenorrhea in fact perfect cure
is guaranteed by the of from two to five bottles
Of the Elixir Of any disease whatever Of the Gener
matter Of how long standing. Price 81 Der Bottle.
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention TO the
following Gard OF one Of the most prominent Drug.
gists of Cincinnati.
"To THE PuBIIC AND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
We, the undersigned, are not in the habit Of giving
our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing we'll the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, we cheerfully recommend it to all females
suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; IL IL
purely vegetable, and In no case can do injury VIZ
lief. Ed. HILL, Drugs Ist
sepr "Oorner Of Fifth and Race -stre ots,"
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MADAME ELLIS's SPANISH sIMI

" hDhMn GLH1oo ofANlSh lMU.
4Nl LATING COUGH AND LIVER Bl LsAM
Side or Limbs; Coughs Colds, Ii Moar"eness fsifs pi
Guilty Of Breathing, Headache, Fatulency, Heart.
burn Chronic Rheumatism, Bilious Oholic Tramp
CholIo, Gripping Pains of the Bowels, D,llness,
stupcr, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite, and in Pain.
iul henstruation 1t is certain cure, ami gives
imm<diate relief: In any of the above diseases
nept cure by the use o two bottles. Only 81 cents
per b2ttle.so cheap that every person can get 1t.
Of Race and Fifth-streets; ]. d. PARK, corner Of
Fourth and Walnut; SURE, ECKSTEIN & o.,
corns- Vine and Fourth; JOHN DICKSON, corner
Of John and Sixth; PAUL REINLEIN, corner ot
Eighth and Freeman. Also. EDWARD bOANLAN
q 0Qy corner Of Main and Fourth; and Madame
ELLIS, IA West Sixth. street. sep27.ay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09

+ THR CARRIE OF "GooD FEILow."-A
New York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Sunday Dispatch, IN writing up the history
of Ex-Postmaster Fowler, says:
For several years his rooms at the New York
Hotel have been the focus Of political sen III.
ment, for they were open to Al, and cham
pagne and cigars were ~ abundant As at q
banquet No matter who you were, il you
do bbled in politics, you had only to choose BE-.
tween the "green seal" and the ''golden seal''
for beverage and the H.yanas were unim-
peachable. Hia weekly bill at the hotel must
have been enormous. Then, again, he was
Grand SAchem 1T Tamnany; and, rs he was
always lavish in his contrihu lions, he was at
the head, besides being the soul and thirds
of the body. of many other political oreaDixa-
tions. In this manner he squandred money.
without the first idea OF its real value; and it
does not demand y long period, with such
wide. gaping eources OF exodus, for the most
capable Of resources to exhaust itself 7.g
Fowler's father was President Of the High
land Bank. He was similarly dashing, gay
and exnberant gentleman. He became fhovic-
tim Of .defelcatton TO heavy amount, and
committed suicide In his modification. His
son inherited his sire's love of q brilliant ex.
istence, and spent . patrimony Of sixty thou
sand dollars in his drst dash At social expe-
rience. He next spent a hundred thousand
for his mother, when she wisely cut on his
the funds Of the post.ofIlce, and his deficit
there will reach one hundred and ty thou.
sand. Besides this. be expended much money
that he was constantly making In euceessfui
fortunate ones. for he was ever dabbling in
enterprises of the dazzling and desperate kind
He made fifty thousand dollars in three days,
in tho purchase aad sale of lots on Staten
Island, but II did not last him over q week
and had he been favored with million .
month, he could have squandered it all, with
the greatest ease, elegance and aoschalases i'm.
aRinable. This spirit Of careless profusion
necessarily won Fowler many friends. Every
his misfortune. -',l10-
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:. a,..d Feod. Bleed Food :..We have
u f.elinrs in read,ng the advcrt,sement Of
psaysoy's BLoop FOoD, in another c0laWn ;
= 70 think ratification pvedOmlnatoss for,
50 re regret 10 see so celebrated q maa com-
= award. even IN appearances. under the same
= :. aaaeks-thsi is, by resortinE 70 advortieinG,
= Ss axe satisfaction also in knowing that there
ss.s = relishie pTeparstian tefore the people for
~ ~ rsat melancholy and fatal
- =, snd other organic complaints. .saze5..
X, RaoSsoN is q lecturer in our Medioal Col
~, ssd his success IN his speciality has beon 20
.gssS,ral that he has consented, at variance with
!. ~ adlces Of every regular. practitioner. 70
.s,s 4 known as he is DOING, for the benefit OF
.sls,ls humanity. -.
..,,e,skjlify separates entirely his preparations
~ ii tipse OF quackery. MessFs. CHURcH &
|,o,7 are his sole managers. Al they are also for
i, nos: ievaiusble Of preparations. DR.. EAron's
Is,,,fIg CORDIAL. II mothers could know the
res, care taken in putting up this srticis-some
IA oi which they can form by comparison Of il
n snJ other article Of the kiDd--they would
,yff i TO anything that has ever been offered
- For our own part, If we had child suffer-
d. We would not hesitate to administer this pre-
rr,icn. knowing that such careful druggists
spuN not engage in nythlns that was not per-
ELI safe and defectual.-Qxebee Gazette.
PWs W FISHER i WINSTON, Richmond,
"a. And ty Druggists generally. je4-lm
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q Dead Shot fer Bed Bugs. ...An eeod
viii 10 lad to hear q an article that
'a Xii Bed Bugs. so that they viii e.
-r STAY KILLED! &
lhb DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
~ We Being gammy extract. it does not evapO-
~ out retains its destructive oficaey . long
nnons tormentOrs Of our nightly rest. Sold By
NZ-lm J. W. GARLICK, DTuGGist.
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Hicks, I'm TnA1n-l1is ISss<v L0s-or
4ossoy . ooAtledsaA - New Yssk, W. q
| e1 NJ att6sAsd - the UAlted Otatus nasn1
eervicsy and wAo Was - that tiGDe q IL Pa.
Ac' etatt0n, vl1it6a HIeiw @ - M o ae6all
tdeattfS In q ne maA Aasned Johnsen, N4s
Aad sesa ene1eo1 II ~ ouanAba aAnis. reoyA.
euslT. n1sfre4 H. H inn1ni niaae1Y tscoentui1
HICKS - IL sa0A indjvjda6l. aad deocxfhed
Aishs' occupation On H. Paclae coast q hat
q "beacA.coates,so ~ efaaeGr % IL Spa..
nh main. He bad bsea well knowa ~ . lss-
perats character. When hs made hjmsell
known to Hicks, he oNeysa - reveal The Aisto.
y ofAis 1i1s % 80 wssv peiA osss - Ais wiss:
It appears that Hicks ha4 been sevosai timee
Hleo sor o3encea committed near Oallao, aud
vas certainly ID ope tpstance sentenced to 10.
P.sco. from wbi:h h, with Others escaped when
eeing conducted to the penal spot. He reached
Aflcat eotppod In coaster that smuGGled and
traaed along the main, and ultimately surnsd
Sp on eoard the Saladin, then lying In VAL
Captain Fielding the man whom Johusor
Ae!psd to thr0w overheard, had some month.
before arrived from England with an assorted
not secure return freight, he finally coneled-
60 20 visit the Ohiucha lslaaAs 70 obtnin q
!oao OF kuano. It Was unfossuBato 1ov hin
tnat No oid notconsult the authorities, or eveA
- ~ OV,o1u POI WsSuAOU IIUH0 IB9 00v03@e
msnt, his intento heing TO stsst 8 cargo. Ar
fiveo At the Islands, No eoUoeaeed loadtne
his ship, and when iateeferr6a with - the
agents Of the Chilian Government, no resdstod
~ torce OF arms. Before his vessel was
ntled, word was sent to Valparaiso, ana q,
armed cruiser dispatched 70 srrsst him. Ho.
Was saken 70 that port aud His vessel opnfls.s
cAted. 80 - - - : : :
Captain Mckenzie, on board Of whose ves-
gel hieks was then seaman, received Fielding
ana his son ~ passengers to EnGlAnd Hfcka
was undoubtedly easily understood BY Field
Ing, g he was ONE Of the first taken into his
confidence. Shortly sfterward the wutiny
occurred, In which Mckenzie and his mate
we're brutally murdered, the latter By Hicks
alone, who struck the sleeping man on the
board. - -.
When the crew Of the Saladiu bscams tired
OF their newly-elected Captain, they entered
into . conspiracy-Hicksb being one Of them
for the Captain's removal, and IN very cool
manner disc the time and mode OF his
death: Accordingly Fielding, and his SON
lashed 70 him. were thrown into the ocean
Such 10 . brief y nopsis Of another chapter in
the blood.s tanned pilgrimage Of Hicks or John
son. s, z" - - *afT az sgsg7s p y
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n topper Li.htning.Rod. !.

Hvs now prepared to put up. in town sad
rsalr1, this very superior ROD. which consists
4 aabrasd twisted piece Of heavy HEET COP
Per- 4esentng large amount Of conducting
Esrt,,s This Rod does not CURRODE. and is
v.r' isabie. Please call and examine sample,
,ac ad'hshtes from the most scientific and busi-
nsN zen OF this State. ....s
CHARLES D. YALE L Co.,
EyN-lm Iron Block. Governor st.
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~ The Great virginia ReneAy. ana ne
SSNSRJERTkE rMTFAt11btkk MA kE4ERY M EFHY

n saSasir Ihls kreat American remedy contain
c,,Hs ~ Metcufal or Baisan.o properties, exceie
rsr. ,msns heretofore offered the pupic. in its.sa
ssa %soica world arc astonished when tOsd that
s.n, remedy will cure the above oisoAseos end
a.. 'aaaed ~ ca when they have ocular demonstfar
Ssse Sss of the remedy for twenty odd years, kas
r,o,.S .a 2! case OF twenty year, standing 70 b
a,a, 70 perfect health. and all other cases Of
SsvLeo1. scd therefore CHALLENGES any 60 81
49, Saes ,ts which the remedy will mot cafos pro-
m. e cirections arc carried out with Dxg4onoo
vi ~ IL. o. the Iatient; aad any one pd!chasns
- MYstse, he guarantees 1esfeet Cufo; and in
e. AZ sii0fe, will furnish edAitioual medicine,
Nm eas5se, to complete the euFo, through Ais
EETsece I'M 70 the patient.
asss as APP ERSON Z nUPUY, No. - Broad
Csns Css sOa " A. .HTRECkEA,M Main stroot, Drag
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> way IMPORYAN1 NOTICE.
70 BARTI6& .XISAl NG, TQ 90
;SsSR 3: "a :::a
s: :::;!: . S. g g: 8: s! i::s;;; g: 8:
done. for f.rtssI 11ssSa s. = al:gsi Syyly % =.
:9.s ar : .ass1.s r. s:s, ~ 'ai So ssas. s.;.si
= 80 s.. ! S: g :: ~: -.
80. = : = s,ss.: g: ..;.. s:s:sEss: . s.s:s Z
s:Ss!4r!ss !:ss iss. s:s q: .. =: : :!:s;i
;:s ~: e. :.:: = {: 2: ;::; {;
: |: y: &;
~ /. sss.
9E:. IA: 4; ): s;s ;:s:: s''s:'
soilcs-Y. g =, - =; = ...s,.,..s y ss0; !.
Ssss sss.sss. Vii 81 - s.. s.:ses :sss ass 3 ss sss
4: s:: ss sss:sss: %
\. !: :: -: -: ::;s
- CHkAR 0AA19AA-LADIx1kl kll4K
ssssS 61Mis az s5i5iHisss 3i Hss atsss ss g & ~ ~
s:;:'sH ::s ~ q. is:;:.: s:.
15yp pEsEElzz.sIEl5 ). 90: !:
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RECAPlTULA rION.
Flora Temple: :;..---..-... >.

Vh0 b0U Wer6 on Time even That 1:22
would b the quickest time made 5r4eH I
When 1t was Announced that the time was
made In 2:2lK and that Flora was the winner
by only n few inches, the Patchen stock took
sudden rise, and fears were entertained that
Flora Temple had at length found q rival that
might force her to yield her proud title ol
'Queen Of the Turf" The next heat, how
ever, partially dispelled these fears, and the
neyertheless, admitted ON ala hands that
PAtchen had forced her t. her extremest metal,
and that, considering the time made by him,
be had added to his reputation nearly a. much
- II ho had won the snatch. = stfs's ~ !
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a Sss.h..n Savings Bank. 80

.t4N1 EhEU Bf 1HE LEUISLA IVME VE VA
OFFICE, l73 MAIN STREET
Honey received on deposit at the rate of ssr per
mi rsf annum. on sill sums remaining over SIX
aat,hs and al ar. per- cent. on such a. are drawn
U' before the expiration of six months.
DIRECTORS: tf -
Watkins, Pres't, X. C. Howe, a
Z Moore. Geo. I. Herring,
Wn. Ira smith, J. F. Regnauit, $50
5H.F. Msyo, w. A. jenkins, Sec'ry,
?. B. Price, Treasurer.
Cs'fhesses of Deposit and Checks issued BY tho
Treasurer ?. u. fRiCE. Office at VIM. Har-
fss Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
k!os American Hotel, my 8-lu
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1--we never ceuld sell anything Int
saa L Merrill's Yeast Powders Heretofore |;
SMes have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
sally the greatest Powders ever lad, !" writes
sxa!ry merchant.
s.O:hsr from Raleigh, N. c., says: I" Please
SxDrRs. for sold the last quicker than ex-
EAt Your Powders are in constant demand and
ssons who have used them once never want any
he.. YOurs F. THYrN -
Tor ale, wholesale and retail, By FnA9
l.. WAGNER. Manufacturer,
EN-im Corner 9Th and Broad sts.
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neHs = ,s0ibid Msifbid Diseases ei the stomach Yield
cELGSSssa TH e the nasical tough ,ef AAKERY
IsD.dy ss; ITEss s tss ,uss ss:c
Gs.o,s,~s Their composition 10 no moro leheoce
= sus, y, eot the result Of .years Of study; and
ssu, a. 's prepared Of purely ms4icinal vogsta-
Er,I, are invaluable to every fAmily-bvt es-'
Itsvss.soo % to every delicate femsto ard child -
6ef s,s.. oi certificates have beSn pablish0d Of
v1sA ~ s,s emcacy IN Gases Of DyDSoDoia, oto.,
wsaie BY al Draggists. - So
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z'' AxHuAL MK1TIxe OF TIE TuHxxns.-TAe
aanuAl mseting Of the 0esnaa BsptiSs fTan-
Tennessee, on last Saturday, SUNDAY and
Monday week. Tue meeting was one of The
largest WA1sh - ssertsen bsld.3 The OhoscH
Has pretty EsesraAY 1epveesnted. there lein6
IlfTnois, Indiana, TsanSSsts. Norm Caroiins
and Iowa The Valley Of Vireinia--Hoek.
inehan, 8hsnaadoah and Aagsssa--was we'll
rePress1ted, thsre abeinG ., Largo npmbsr OF
annual meeting IL 10 be held IN Rockingham
county, Virgins. y SHa s#liss "a SO ~
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n More New Goods.

n Mere New Geods. .t+
A. X. PARKER & co.
isv iast received a new and beautiful assOrt.
kl, Of LADiES' DRESS GOODS, IN
Rlch Berege Anglais ROBES; cp g
Mch ChIntz BereSe ANGLAIS;
YhR Berege ANGLAlS; - ~
hch Organdie ROBES; 90
Ech Chlntz ORGAND!ES; ~,
yer M0HAIR; Plaid MOHAlR; ~.
5foche CELESTfALS; ,
P0PLIN& and POPLINETS;
ssl g,EoxA ovxAlh!ENcIAS:w LIE wrs ss
Nd which We will seH very low. my z3-ts
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soss s; 4 si IL sss eeiSs ssSs 49, @ a.. = :; Il
70, 90 into sHsct next Monday taftssaeDa.
MessTs. 6ponca and Saith comQeneedz thu
good work yesterday. ~ a. : =
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aNr"'s SUFFERERS.
aoKN wfEsSiONAL MEN,
III NOT HiVk Y1bbfs Sbs HEALTH assros-
Il oes' ls' iiNViG0RATORi -
IA. !. 70 oil elasses-it may save valuable
xs e. e%' Ss NOT believe that aAy other remedy
: Z: 81 = s.s ss.s q osHsKMHEAR sHssstKnsHsEAR 5e
TUE NV. ). +. BkooxE.
BAIfiXOax, Feb. n, M
t,,,,. xs,f',~T =, ,ss, 4 HAaiFTUS's TINcTuRk -.
.kss.m. r,sai blesssae TO me and my family =
~ ~ ~ AS hsd on my throat disease has been
X .sf5gs., f5gs Fo, aii such diseasee most cordially
.eamend It Drooxr.
Pastor Of the Eutaw N. i. Church.
.saN INvIGORArOk. n % q p "a
. .r,~nyaiar and restorative. where gen-
AM ~. ~. !. wanted, We believe il superior to
rshnss1. .,s sefore the ru bio ~ care for Dvs-
~ eS@snsk. Sf,afnia cnd kAesNsnttxDs, With
sfis, s',r,hs stomach and Bowels. II has beeu
sHlseea"ass.fa 10 the single and married. We
~ =. U.ost valuable remedy. which Thousands
4 sil:ssf'ss :::;iiysi AND cHlLDREN;-rhis TING
ssNSAlIIle al le fcand grsst medicine for I'll tAeiY
a.s'css; c:u and ret Pamphlets and - e1fee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09

An ILL-BRRD ZRAHoT.-A pseverse ana i'll
bred woman ~ WasAington, hes made ssseral
efforts to present pocket Bible 70 one of The
Japanese princes. Not 10 be thwarted, shs
Joined the family Of q mentor Of CoAeTess
when they Weso sabout 10 b resolved, and
Watching her oppess0nity, she thrust her
cherishe6 yolnmN tnto the hand Of the astoa.
tshed enyoy, who could net underseapd what
she meant; bat Capt. Dupont imme6lately
took the boot, ana thas sndSd the scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09

CRIME IN NEW ORLEANs.-The Coroner OF
New Orleans has published his quarterly re-
port for the three months ending May 3lst.-
From the absence Of onicial data herstofore,
little has been known in regard to the preva.
lence Of crime In that city, except ~ some
clue might b obtained from the newspaper
press, in the occa Aonal announcement oi
startling tragedies. The report says: rxseS
"The total number Of inquests held was ICE.
against 139 the previous quarter, being an in.
crease Of So or s36X per cent Homicides 81.
against II last quar- ter. nearly 81 per cen t. In.
crease. Twenty-Five of the persons killed
were men, and five w0men-four Of whom
were killed by their husbands. Five of the
perpetrators were unknown. Nine persons
committed suicide-seven men and two
women. (The previous quarter there were
only six suicides.) Forty.three persons were
found dr0wned-42 men and woman; 10
could NOT be iden titled, Is perished BY the wreck
Of steamer which was destroyed BY fire in
Lake Ponchartrain. There are also In the
hospital several persons suffering from
wounds which may prove fatal. II we take
into confederation that the Coroner Is cnly
called When death actually ensues, which
happens, at the utmost in one out Of six cases
Of shooting or cutting, we will ind that the
twenty.sevcu homtcides reported form an i'm
portaht basis to the full record Of hloodshed. -