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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-03

When to these are added the Commis-
stoned Company and Regimental Officers,
and attaches, in their various capacities, the
regiment will number nearly one thousand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-10
INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
lille VIRGINIA. Lice INSURANCE. COnPA-

VyEIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COUPA-
NY fully prepared for business and the attention OF The
public earnestly called the Importance Of ~ objects This
Company under its charter, divides eygneRs Of It's profits
three years. the policy holders thereby giving the
assured The advantages Of the Mutual SYSTEM with The pledge OF
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that Its
Stockholders have moneyed Interest In conducting
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The requires Capital Stock and Earnings
TO in Bond and Mortgage unncunbeed Real Estate
worth double the amounti
chief object Of the Company aid in retaining at home
the immense amount Of which annually from state
for Life Premiums TO Northern Companies That will be
loaned TO Customers for legal interest," and dis
bursed in midst
Annuies granted Life and term Policies Is
other good Compane ssyes Insured for
one year or for term OF years
DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. MSciSrland, John Purcell
Joseph Allen, sam1 T. Bayly,
Roscoe y. Heath, Jos K. Anderson,
Thos. W. McOanoe, Thomas August,
John II. Montague, 70. H. Maufy,
David Burr, Jas A. Oowardn,
Lewis Ginter, }. b. Mcclelsnd,
John Jones, p. T. Moore
Jas L. Appergon, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. CrenshaW, B. O. Wherry
VIM G. Paine WA II. Christian,
II. L. @. Baskervip, Wyndham Robertson,
Samn j. Harrison, John o. Shaier,
VIM II. Haxan, Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, z. o. Haskns,
Gee. D, Shell, Edward Noryen
Wellington Goddin, Geo. J. sumner,
John Dooley, D. s. Woodbridge.
Pr6Sident-sAML J. HARRISON.
Vice Iresidont-WM. II. HAXALL
PhySicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWEIL.
AsOr7ey-R0sOoE B. HEATH, Esq
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretA
re ONCE corner Main 18th streets Richmond
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
6 sE5sssS. q @.Ts.qss5

RICHMOND AND DANtILLE RAILROAD.
- g ssySs q Iiss;,s1zs "A. 90
sUFBISD.SpESrs OTFicE
Richmond, 18Th Dec 1860. !
Winter Arrangements.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUIH WEST
ON and after Monday, Dec 2ih trains will run as
" follows: -
FROM RICHMOND To DAHVILLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except suudays att o'clock
A. NJ arc rea hes Danvile at 3 10 O'Clock p NJ
FROM D1NVILLETO RICHMOND
Mail Train Danyie daily (eNcepSu uday at5 O'Clock
NJ, and reaches Richmond at lO5 O'Clock r. NJ.
The Train Richmond connects At Burksve with the trains
the soutsde Railroad for Lynchbrg and the South and
SOUTHWEST daily
The train from Danye Burksye with the Side
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk, and At Richmond
with the the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through 10 the following points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction.
Atlanta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
YcAsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
OHAs. @. TALCoTT,
deco superintendent
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AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, and com
plmuin. are YOU out Of order,
with your system dermgcd, and
Your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are often the
prelude 90 serious Illness. Some
it OF sickness is creeping upon
vou. and should De- avcrtcd by a
timely use of the right remedy.
Take AYERS Pills, and cleanse
out the disOrdcrcd humors -pu-
rifv the blood, and let the fluids
move ON uuobstrurtgd Ia health
agaiu. They stimulate the iuuc-
tious Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify The system from
the distractions which make
disease. 4 cold settles some.
where m the body, and uhstructs
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INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.


EOG prevention AMI cure OF Fyer anil Ags and Bilious
Ftres This wonderful remedy brog. To the knowledge
Of the present prorreto by has great tray
in Persia and One Holy Land.
While going down the Eupnraes he experienced serre
and Ague On discovering his condition. one OF
The Boatmel took from bis person an d saying wear M"
md r tu lD" Although Ecreduous as 10 its viz
tues immediate relief and has since
aEs oundU eGectuA protection from all nAlarioos com
plants
on further investigation he found that the boatman attributed to
rlj-rea'o powers and said that could only be btAned from
the Sometime Afterwards the gentleman In
cauyersng ST. obtained from him the secret Of It's
pssau and where the medicinal herbs were found,
which compounded The wonderful virtues OF tbs ar-
Gle have fun belief Ia the minds Of the natives In the
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests.
. America has been tried with the happ!est
effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high character, ho
have given the most unqualified praise This reuedy having
been specific Persia hundreds o years for the prevention
and Acue and Bilious Feye-s offered
O. the American people.
v,a by mail prepaid for f direct ons for It's
ceipt OF dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory ISs ST. Richmond Va.
Branch ONCE, Bank Of Commerce Building New York Address
jy4-ly JOHN WILCOX a 90.
TINIIE Most Economical ana QuicKest way of
THE FINEST CRYSTALLINE JELLY,
buy, ios IS Cents, package OF
Pure GClatine,
with Which ore SIMPLE and plain prl,tI directions making
Three Quarts uos OF delicious, t Crystalline and tansra
WTH6rf BOILING OR UsIVd EGGs
WITHOUT STAINING,
OR CLARIFYING IN ANY WAY.
may Doe made without trouble, In FEW minutes aud well
ia the paTl5r OF chamber as the Kitchen For sale by
JOSEPH LAlDLEY, Chemist
Main and Oh Streets,
SIGN OF THE RED aOBTER
dCn Richmond. Va.
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1859. NOTICE. 1860
-: ~ ~ -l4-is5y-S5 : ssISf:sI
TO pASSEhaERN G0iAG iORfH-iEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT 10 FtAEELLEEsS.
THROUGH Ii'AETNAND IHRc ran CHEtHG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TEE GREAT UNITED STATES NEIL
TWICE DtTLY-Suudsy night ezcepted-between
NCHH0ND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADErHIA, Nr" YyE aud al important points West, via Ac
quia Creek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICK SBJ hG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
River rE End by Splendid and comfortable
thence Washington - niles, ali lS miles la hou
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
~ Hours Of departure $50 A. ~, and To' P. II.
s- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, OHFCKED
THROUGH Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Eev
York.
through be procured the following points To
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton JGeT5uvr Rock Island. 2anesve, Washington
New York g. Louis, Chicago, Pburs Louisville Decatur New
ark, Vacrrnes
Passengers breakfast and sup Ashland snd dine board the
comfortable between AC1ui Greek and Washington
Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City, points further North "a All cases De yOucei for
responsible white c gen Of Richmond 10 person, known
The officers Of the Road tickets vii be sold II applied for by
letter.
81 further information, sppiy at s ace, Broad Street,
sliooEoe LII JAM.S L. WINsION,
GsnI Ticket Agent
sAM'L RUTH supi
once X. =. & ?. r. K. Co.,
ohuond, sept IS, 1858. J JsnH-u
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uGpTp & BRADBURRy,s PIANOS.

Ll6hIE bEADbUhltI'S flhhUS'
I'VE GALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich --
w mond and Virginia. Piano Fortes which fE1
we have placed with Mr. Carus, that their qualities a,
In every respect be tested by the side Of thej "
famed Chickering'S.
We warrant Pianos and show high and
roma testimonials any factory the country All Of which can
Mr. Carusis Broad Street. Sd door from 9Th
dslS- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
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"iEh0UGHHE's PaTENg
Gum SprIngand Gum Cvlinda,
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN Drills

WITH WAGGOHERS ATT iCHNFNr PoR ary ,yo
~ ram DIN has been In use Tor more than opr 80, "a
s w. ~ usT h,s ~on universal aver 1t has isI@5 80
't eins N Tie various Statr and CoU,v 49, y
st si ~ wanna, ohio indiana New Jersey ,I 49,,
held al Richmond, ' - ''e I i''el statcs fAlr
Among rs peculiar Advantage a.. e,,,. ~,
~ u WIN rubber springs, that when they come In Sr, ~
lOVs 'v'@' slinls or sones 0the- obsirpctlo,, M,
80 ~ M hsu' h,y spring ba'k pass over an rsd;,
si 'e FORMER position, avoiding necessity ~ ,.f -
Pu' y" "oodtI prs, n 10 0th-r drills Newly ,,,yl 49,
"n h.' 'rH The SPRINGS be set 10 tri tl 49,,
Arm obstru ton. ' '''4 "neh u,y meet With
ne airangemfni Tor dtrbut,ng the seed "a by two y
go; ~ s, ioris revolving together. Ehch Discharge he
sn!u u 'ohsant stream, without choking or
- IN ' ~ ue round, fast or motion a. tts
nv strav ar ui. a- acre. IL cannot De- clicked
,i Nite caps 10 the ". The roller, siu r,,-yt,
me quantity sown regulated to any desired so,.t
instantly, when standing or In motion. - ~ 011'
' hh tte teeth are raised by the lever the s.a9
are nsaniy stopped Tie DIN can be- r VII Com gd
=, 49, sahLg or wasting the graa When the tsh ar.
''e zee" starts Immediately vile 10 motion II so.
rye oats or barley with the hopper and r.oTi, 80
Susss,, $50 Az kinis Of grass seeds when desired
Out we pest nAteIir srr used Ga these machines rt
nlAIuaetnfrd IN Eorkman-!k- and supeb man,
''eS Ht1htr 10 work we'll durable Nith p-o,s, c.,
attachment j. most complete and can he ,..,t
70 soN the required quality by the moving Of H. MI 49,
sa4ho so"n 10 The trench with the wheat and covs,,
au92-H N4' ", Ct ,,LL co,
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NOTICE. wishing TO obtain tickets Tor servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngon City and points further North must in all cases be vouch
by responsible white citizen Of Richmond In person.
known the officers Road tickets wi he sold APP
Piled for by letter. A. ID. ALLEN,
ma2O - 1y Ticket Agent.
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


TT,RI WEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYE CH- Sr5s-STTTTITk
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, S9Tfzttefs5-S33
AND TKI-WEEELY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS NAMING 4 DAI
LY LINE AZ FAR Az sCOTTsNILLE.
Rlchmondto scOtsyie 30 Richmond to Lexington 90 90
Lynchburg. 4 UO " I" buchanan. 2 10
The through Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday and after 9th September the Way
line for scosye will at II Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
nrdays run Scoisye Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At III 4. NJ
See distance fare passing below for through
line and observe the scoyie line will pass Intermediate
points on opposite day the hours going up and hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave ynehburg Monday Wed
nesday aud Friday p. NJ nesday and Friday at ~
FARR TiAE. ARRIVE At AlEs. FARE. TINE
Mankintown, lG % So pm CroSsg Rirver, 10 % pm
Dover Mills ~ 70 gH" Staples Mills, II 20 10 "
MchauXsFe'y,u - II IN Beat Greek, 80 70 l2H IN
Cedar Point so 80 i2Esm 1ye River, IS 10 ~ g
Jefferson, 81 IS . Hardwcksve, 43 rs 81 "
pemheron AZ 80 80" Warmnster ~ 40 a. "
UoIuInbta 90 10 ~ 4" HOwardsyille, 20 IS 61i "
New Canton, CO 10 ~ Warren Gl 20 "a :,
sco,tsviue ~ 80 II Scotlvile, CT 45 "
Warren g 70 l9kpm New Canton, 81 80 l2E m
Uorardsylle OF ca . {" Columbia, 90 Co % '
Warmlnster, 80 G5 4 Pemberton, 100 60 AZ "
Igardwicksy e. 1O3 10 81" jefferson, 1UT - Gu I"
1,ya HIvar u Cedar Point, ia 81 S "
Bent Greek III 50 81" MchsuKsf'y JIG 50 81 "
Stan-'s Mlla l90 90 IIT" Dover Mills, 1876 So 1917 "
Cross River, 1875 100 1874 Manakntown, 100 90 "
Ivnclburg 14g 100 Rl,hmond, 1i6 100 m
SIS EDMOND CO.
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N(ITI(E.
C,OuuENCR THE YEAR By calling a. RANDoiPH's
I J 5ookstofe ana 3.1tsrT, ard bul
49, I.nrl -lLl

q, a, Won, Docket L.ssi s1. for Counting House and family
use also Cor sale . .-.-.. .-..--
o. sefln ar sogazssuts future, VII nod e'h
pleasure and PEsht -
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n. MOORE, Agent,
"A. Cary Street near Columbian Hotel.
Oilers low, for cash
New Orleans Molasses IN half bbls
Cuba Muscoyad0 and Porto Rico DO and Syrup
Ilfbb family Roe Herfings and Maekerel
% Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Sides
Patent sperm, Adman'e and TaloH Candles
Brown and Plack Turpentne Soaps
Old Dominion Nails and shoe Tscss
salt; Sup CsTb sCda
Starch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
O. and TX. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java Lag. and Rio Coffee
Family, rxtra and Sup. Flour
London Porter-YinegI
RroOms Buckets and Demljobns, and all kinds Of
Suglrs and Wines, &c., &c. sell
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SASH, RLrNDs AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING
yyHE Establishment In Richmond where may be be nae
the above articles In perfection at the shortest notice
Being confident giving entire satisfaction the subscriber son
eta as heretofore public patronage Having recently Added
cabinet and Turning his business public can nov
have disappointment or delay Give me call
seql--b MILES AhBthR MAYO streeI
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1860, FALL TRADE, 1860,
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
CEARkSON, ANDERSON a CO.,
-. ~. I.- MN ur- ~
1860,

Hardware, Cutlery Guns anu "AnchOr" Boiling Cloths,
AVE received per ship susan Kinks direct 20 t port their
ii Importation of tine and heavy Hrdware and from me
the Eastern states heir goods OF Amer make,
which they invite The attention o u merchants OF Virginia,
North Carolina, ug 10 sell As cheapy
be- bought iu any city, North or last
for "F.hAuks' very celebrated Scales,
which Lcy Will sell at ml1ufarturrIs' prices
n B-Orers shall receive their prompt and careful attention
Angus. 2s
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SASH, HTEND AND DOOR


M3uU1actOl'V,
CORNER 7rH AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
MERCER x HILL
Rs prepared t supply ce every descfp
n lon or la uer ue Operating with u mos, proved
machinery and e best qualify 20. materials, uty will
their sors Or De o. t.e bts. order.
Persons who either building repairing, are respectfully Ia
ylteI 90 give u cal.
- Orders te country wl .eeye prompt attention.
We !rrg elias, At factory prices and enabled 90 furnish
s,-h glazed 20 t.e lowest ,.tes
aplt-Iy MERCER 4 HILL
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ROBERT j. DENNY,
leaIcr In Hardware, cutlery, Tools, &C

Dealer In IiaTd,EarS, cutlery, Tools, &C.,
Embracing egsr4 rar,t,y y articles 0uIpttd fer
BUILDERS, MI CHfNISTs, Il HDUSEhEhPEES,
No. 2u5 An1gE BASss
HAVE Che largest and S--szst.r-za
p,rc OF English German and American N~sz5sfss
Hardware have had me pleasure Of
f.r ana Hrctly invite an 60 examine k1d4Ss12
before purchasing elsewhere Ny goods lry, and
hAvn purchased exclusively Tor cash prepared 20 "
Ter ..eu upon the lowest terms.
IT, Far-aiI. plcmcutS -uumt-ste Hoc8, HandUovs
sh0rrs Spades Fur.gs Rails syrs Slatt axes and CA4!us
.oso.... with GARDENING TOOLS sl 40 tluis
lu Tapusc-Eurnisi,inS Goods uy stock Is also very
caupe,z. Fine Trays and Wa,ts single and To- e!is
J4Yaid Toilet sets Tin Ware SAu,er,r Tea and Preserving
Kettles Gallery fine Ivory Handle hui'e. doa and 300 r'r
Double Plated Forks suI Spoons Brushes u and Feather uust
srs Tabs. Buckets, Mats. uroUls. Cooking Utensils Sc,
ADIiu Building. Materials particularly .m constantly
prepare. u 81 large complete lH.- ~ every de-
.capuou Bolts us,s Screws, lr,a Brass Rail ~tAy,s, scrr,
Side pl-y Sash Cord s-E NTenc Cut and Wrought
sails and spikes, aut al other articles T.. balug purposes, to
-rtht ti fools OF AL. s.is.
Ky Orders carefully sad promptly attended TO-
ROBERT J. DERRY,
uA22 90 rsf-.,. above Or. Hsass
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05
NO. %.
Cutting the Tails Of cattle.

A man lately wrote to John Johnston
to get his opinion In regard to the prac-
tice of cutting or Sitting the tails Of cat
tie. Mr.. Johnston sent the letter and bis
own answer to the Rural New Yorker.
as the correspondence may interest some
I Of our readers, we copy it. The follow
ing is the letter Of inquiry:
Il would like your opinion in regard
to the practice common in many portions
of the country Of cutting or Sitting the
tails Of cattle. Do yol consider 1t bene.
fetal, injurious or useless, and, if either,
viii you be kind enough TO give me your
reasons ? Do you ever practice It t?-If
so, at any special period Of the year, and
your method for doing it Would you
advise me 10 do it at this time Of the
year, aud if you approve Of It at all 7
have forty there-year-old steers in hne
condition, and not fancylng he practice,
did not operate on them in the spring; ;
Out have been urgently advised TO do SO
by several friends. If demands on your
time and patience are not too great, I
should be very glad Of your opinion."
To which 1Ir. Johnston replies as fol.
lows:
Bleeding cattle in spring. either by
neck, vein, or cutting their tails, has been
pracGced by many stock-keePers ever
since / remember anything, and that is
over sixty years. have owned and kept
cattle all of fifty years, bat never made
a practice of bleeding any animal unless
it was sick, as I considered the wholesale
bleeding of caule in spring useless and
barbarous. What would YOU think Of
the man who would call Ia his family
physician every spring and have bis
whole family bled !--yet that would be
no more absurd than the indiscriminate
bleeding of his cattle every spring. If
men would always do their domestic ami
mails as they would wish 10 be done by If
they were in their place, with regard to
feeding in the winter and spring, they
wonld not think they required bleeding
in spring in order to make them thrive,
The practice must have originated in the
dark ages, and has nearly become extinct,
as not one In twenty, or might say fifty,
bleeds his cattle now unless sick, while
forty years ago vast majority did. |
think they must also have given up that
practice IN both England and Scotland, as
/ hear nothing of it from the last impor-
tatiOns from my native country" "
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05
RemedY fOr RlngWOrm.

The North British Agriculturist says
that the disease locally known as ring
worm or letter, which shows itself about
the head and neck Of cattle, in the form
Of whitish dry scurvy spots, can be re-
moved by rubbing the parts Affected with
iodine ointment. The disease may also
be combated by the use Of sulphur and
oil; iedine ointment Is, however, to be
preferred. As this skin disease IS easily
communicated to the human subject, tie
person dressing the cattle should wash his
hands with soap and hot water after each
application Of the oinment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

An axe well used three times day is
reported to be a remedy Cor dyspepsia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

ONIoN SAL1D.-Peal, wash and slice
the onions thin cover with water, then
set on the stove, and let them boil about
FIVE minutes; drain off the hot water, and
rinse them with cold drain Il of well,
salt and sweeten your vinegar to suit the
taste; pour it over the onions, and the
dish is ready for the table. If any one
doubts their being good, let them try it.
If any one wishes to prepare enough to
last week or ten days after they are
prepared as above, let them boil four or
FIVE minutes in the vinegar.
Remorks.-Those who are in the habit
of shedding tears while pealing onions,
may find an antidote by keeping them
immersed, or dipping frequently in warm
water; rubbing the HANDS well with a
ripe tomato, takes Of the stain and OdOr +;
50 do not get discouraged, sister cooks
.Netg England Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05
New Method or Striking Rose Cut
tingS.

Mr.. Peter B. Mead, editor of the
Horticulturist, at the recent meeting
of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society,
communicated the following in relation
to the striking of rose cuttings:
''Take a pan or saucer, fll two
thirds with sand, and then fill up with
water; prepare the cuttings in the
ordinary way, cutting under bud or
eye, and place it in this sand, and it
will root in much less time, and with
ess failure than in any other way"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

CoLoR OF THE EYEs.-That the color
Of the eyes should affect their strength
may seem strange, yet that such IS the.
case needs not at this time Of the day to
be proved end those whose eyes are
brown or dark colored, should be informed
that they are weaker and more suscepti-
bic Of injury, from various causes, thai
gray or blue eyet. Light blue eyes are
generally the most powerful, and next to
those are gray. Thelighter the pupil the
greater and longer continued IS the de-
gree Of tension the eye can sustain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05
PREPARE IN TIME
AGAINST THE
THE FIRES OF FALL.
By Prime, A. No. Insurance,
THE
PHORDIX INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD,
80 Ernita 81 - phnnir

The Fruits of the PhGnir
Are manifest in the following statement Of Facts
and figures, showing the amount equalzcd TO public
benefit in the shape Of losses paid in the west and
South durins the past four years substantial rec
ord ofa
WeII Tried. .G,OPDOratfOn-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

CRITIoIsM OF PREAcHERs.-"I would
have no one criticise sermon, SAID
Samuel Drew, "rill be had attempted to
preach one. After you have attempted
to address a gregation, YOU viii better
understand a preachers sensations and
difficulties And remember this in all
your criticisms: the hand that cannot build
a hoyeI nay demolish palace p
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

An elk can run a mile and a hall in
two minutes; an antelope mile in MIN
ute; the wild turkey of Tartary has a
speed even greater still.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

Home can never be transferred, never
be repeated in the experience of an indi-
vidual. The place consecrated on par
entail love by the innocence aud sports of
childhood is the only home Of the human
heart.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-05

To SOFTEN OLD PUTTY.--In remOv-
ing old broken panes from window, it
is generally very difficult to get OF the
hard, dry putty, that sticks rourd the
glass and its frame. An exchange says:
Dip small brush of nitric or muratic
acid to be obtained at the druggists
and 90 over the putty with it. Let 1t
rest awhile, and 1t will soon become so
soft that you can remove 1t with ease.