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A RnY OF THE PENINSTLa-
~ RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
EAu.xOAD.

I =. EAIIAXUAO.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On AID aftsr SATURDAY. February Isl, 1854.
TIE trains over this road will run a. follows:
The Passenger and NAL trains win lsays Ssch
rond daily at 4. n. dropping only at regular
stssions,) and arrive A West Point st 2 A. r..
ercneoting with The steamer Logan fos 9,on o. SEER
Point and York.ow2, and interraedisis Iandings.
Returning VIII ieeve West poiE. ct 8 r. Il :.
On arrival Of steamer Logan, from Gloucesaar
Point and York Tawa, and arrivs n Richmond q
7P. II.
PRsI0Hf TRAINS
WI leave Rich1aend daily texeept Euudsysl ~
n. NJ, a'ad arrive at Weat Point at 7.53, r. H.
Leave West Pci:it ct 9l5 A. NJ, and arrive al
Richmord at 1874 II.
No freight received after $50 F. n.
By crdsf Of tA Presi6sr.
"A. B DAINGERrIHID.
10 .--dlm Agent.
HlRQlNIA UENrkAL .RAiLkOAp
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Il 4 D. H. 2. SUP T's OFFICE,
RICHMOND Fab. IL, 1862
THO MERCHANTS AND OTHEn6.-Not.ce Ia
hereby given that the Richmond aud Dan.
vile Railroad Company viii not, frcm this date
be re- ponsible for the rates Of charges delays OF
damages to through goods upon othar roads; but
viii continue to SOLICIT charges on sush soods 10
heretofore. CHAS. q. 1ALCOrT
fe l6-tS Euusriu tsnssnt.
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10 Il Z q u SIS
3READ, OAKE, CRACKER.

And P0A BAKERY
Having removed 70 my new establishment, ON the
corner Of broad and Fourth sts., which have hsd
HttSd up in . superior style, Do now otter nv ssn
oers thanks TO my friends. and the pubic 10 eenc
raj. for the very liberal patronage bestowed On u,e
for the last I've years. and hope BY strict sttsnton
70 busacss, and working Of the best materials, 70
merit continuance Of the same.
have increased my faeilitias far baking "a such
an extent that am now prepared to turn cut
ERkAO, CAKES, CRAOkGHS and PIES. on -
.a-se scale a. any establishment Of the Kind Ii
the 6tS:a.
Hospitals Hsstsursats, and Boarding Esusss
supplied with rRN0H BREAD twice every day
CRACKERS Of all kinda, fyesh baked. coustsntsv
On hand, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES,
uINpER-BREAD. SPICENUT0. kS.. q The
shortest Eotice.
Orders from the country thankfully ssssivsd
sad carefully attended TO-
P.ras. applied with PLAIN and oRNANnN-
9AL OAKka.
L D. RnioaSs New paAsy,
Qssnar - Dsoad md Fourth stsssts.
Arx&
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RIcaM0En Feb. 8, 1859 {
NOTIc2.-In AL cases where live stock Of any
IN Kind sre killed or wounded by tho ears OF
this Company and the Company may be liable for
Jury to the neaxsst SecsiSD Aastsr, in order ,hat
impartial referees may be agreed ON between said
owner aSd Section Master, 1cno TO hs selected By
each. and tbs two thus chosen 10 select third J
Who may ascestain and report tbs value Of the apf
mails killed, or amount Of injury done.
"a sta SAaI. RITZ Gup't.
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IN CHARGE OF HOURS.

HHaNaH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ AND PETERSBURG RAfLROAD.--Ou
snd after MONDAY, the 24th February, the trains
on this road viii, run az scloweI
MAIL TRAIN-Ieaves Richmond at 1 Is d. NJ,
daily, and Petersburg At 4.l6 r. N. Freight ard
Accomm odation ~ rsin leave Richmond daily. (ex-
cspt Sunday at e.46 1. NJ and 2 IS r. M. and
Petersburg as e.a5 A. N. The Mail Trains viii
Wslthsll Juacsion. II. H. GILL, Gen. Sept.
Travellers will bear In mind, that they are r..
quired to show q PASS, from the Governor, or
some other authorized person, hefors they can
leave the city by this road
fa9l r, r. GILT. 1aU Euuit
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n DEMONSTRATORS NsSTIUE.--1I par.
IA soma lndsbsad u the sstafs OF ALEx, u.
HUCCRESON. dscsd, will please make pay.
ment 70 the undersigned without deiayi ard
All tn0oo who have claims agAiast said 60
.6sass o. which tAsy I'm, 70 she saasRsAgred
~ soon ~ posible.
g&84 JOHN A. HUTUHn1QN.
Admir- OF Atex. ~ AutcnsseA, 800.
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nISSOLUI ION OF co PAkTN kAiSH Up.
- The partn rship horstofofe existing under the
style OF A. &c DEKER 4 co, hsviDs expired
january 1862, BY limitation, and the deeeAse Of
Mr. WIN. BOD cKER, tho undersigned has assc.
cistsd with hil self Mr.. w. M DADE and bin
brother, Mr.. HI NRY BODEkER, ON the san.s
terms that exist In the fermer concern, and will
continue the - X U q AND APOTHEOARx
BUSINESS att 10 old stand, No. 10 NA.n stres$,
under the sane tame. A. ECDEKEK
Thankful for he past liberal pa.rc1seG bestowed
On them, they ,pe, by strict and faithful sttep
ton to thsir burmese, to mart good shSre OF shs
same in future.
il l0-ta A. BODEKER i GO
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- EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Ia =
Lot No. ], coEteiaias so fee: f-oat and ranuing
back to psiut on alley of fv 3 feet In Width;
tho said lot being on the north SIDE NJ % foot
street. which II fronts No. 0. ftortins Ia iset
AID M. Ii, fronting Is 'eet inches both rua ing
back 10 feet 30 an allsv s fs~t wide No = fronts
IA fact ard No. - fronts l9 feet on The SAM It,,
both extending back La fast to tia strsss laid of
ty b w. Green and the Commonwealth.
TIE above property IL located en- Oregon Hill
east Of the Peniientlafy, having brick DWELL.
ING each, ith The prospect OF vastly Increased
vsluat!sn by speedy completion q the street
new In progress Of sxtsn sion 10 it's hrn;te
Thu property offers peculiar inducements 70
purchasers destrirg TO s,aks permanent invest.
snts at the present crisis OF hostiiitics. Apply,
immediately, 70
B. A. COOKE. Ofacs Not,
NH 6-tx Law building, Frankhr st
ErOR kENT The OFFICE now occupied BY
r. Us. eadsr ST. Charles Hotel. Possession
given about LIST Apiii.
oh TIA r. H. MAUhY 4 co.
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HARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE
a We offer for sais privately a very con.
yeniently located FARM in the county OF
Hanover, two miles South Of the Court.
House and thr se.Quartsrs OF mile from the
Central Railroad. The Farm contains one
hundred acres OF mos: excellent lana, with a
good meadow, and Is considered one of the
most productive Farms Of its size In the coun
ty. The buildings are very good, the dwell
Ing is two stories, containing i've rooms with
gerrets, good school house, carriage.
house, &c. It Is considered one OF the beat
locations for professional gentleman In the
county. Apply to
REDWOOD 4. KEACH, Auct's,
ie Soft "a Iain ST.. Richmond
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BOAR DING.

sIsGLE GENTLxMkS
GA n obtain Board by applying on bSoao 80
next below the African ChaIeE.
NH 22-lws
nUARDIN0-Psrs in wsas o. 10 m,
X In A country village, can ooIsin "a. -
4 ne by applying 10 the proprie.o. " ina
Nr1rt Tavern Charlotte Court House o
inssn tso urt. House Is i've miles rom Drakss
Branch Depot, Ricnmondsnd Danvi, ,ss, ns"'
road. a. a.
NIB 1A-llts
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nISSOLUTION. = The co-partnership Of
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest of O. n. PLEA
SAINTS. tae surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
LEW, viii hereafter conduct tire BUSINESS In hl
own name. 81 ~
AL persons indebted to the old e2aceru, Will
please call snd settle With the undessigned.
JOHN n VAN-LNW.
JAnuuary !. lf6s IA 2-ta
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,kT hHTEU- Recruits for Inc

aET ANrsD Ri NUTS Pos III MAS
Wv ARTILLEaY .-i1spt PHILIP Is. STAN.
AID. assisted 81 6.rgssats JOS. A. BLAZE ana
T 8. ECCUADY, viii receive the GameS ct al
persons wishing ell.s; in this Battery. one Of
t31 above nsnlsi sentiemsa snsy lie toUr d duficg
tie dag giiher &. tbs G;ue OF he midlothian t;.al
hffh!Gg Company. GA i2th street, between Gain
and Cay nr tass Of MI Il 4. SMITH o. AGin st
between 20eh ald aIst TIE ser vice sen by this
Battery is too well known 20 nesa further notice.
Gauai houEtw, Szc, given. NH i3-tm*
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"a :. z I = D -
w F1lr Fac c. pAfkTERa.
La iie corner OF Data ard Brosj Atreets nav
Church. nh 2S-3t'
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WORKMANSHIP NOTICE The I'm
u ! Of DAVIS L HUTOHESON having been
dissolved by the death of ALRx. b HUrcHI.
SON, ali persons indebted to the said firm are
requested to make immediate payment 0ths
undersigned wttnout delsy, and those having
claims against said firm villa pleass present
them to the undersigned for settlement
il HIN Il. DAVIS,
fe Cats Surviving partner
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NYANrn.


Ivy An ED-s few more EkURufrs,
~ wills i've aelen b. 90 ~ once. aeu;gx.
etsNs c. 1877 ssfsEt, ever IN. IL ksLsh's
sscrc 49, Ssiii aot accept Seiss.i atss Jar
sgsiect ast1.g q compose oar mp&py of VOL.
90 .ets &Ao sts ready ena will TX 10 T9hs
their @xn aastfes. Noue hus these need u.
ply Feuag men now hsvs an opportunity
tresssled tnsn OF j~intng a saieet company.
Their parents have our assurance hat no
paias will be spare d 10 render all VINO Join
us "a com forsab!e ts tbs service will admit
aaa inat 10 corfnptins Influences Will be-
tolerated 10 'he desTiment OF their morals.
The usual bounty OF go. and twenty. bss
dollars Communication clothing, Will he pzid
as soon as The recruit Is mustered 10 To ser
vice. CHARLES N. WALLACE,
ROBERT q. NICHOLAS, Jr,
NH 25-SS IA Mes IL. PEAbEE
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a ANTED--
Wv MANAGER.
Wanted immediately, Manager, to take
charge OF an estate Cd james River, H. the
county Of 0oochland, sabcut twenty-two
miles above tina city OF Richmond. He mas.
bs over forty ave years Old, Of uEexceptiou-
able eharscte- and acc ustomed 10 the man
segment OF u large estate. a NAN without
family preferred.
apply to Dr. VIZ r. TRENT, at Little
Dover. Gooch,ard county, Virginia
p TERRIFIED TENT,
THIS. W MccANCE,
Executors OF ANN X. TaSSr, deceased.
NH - 81
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5ag ANTti--iao ox three fURN4~hE 81
~ Rooms, fer party Of four or five gen.
tie-cen, with or without board. central
location desired. Address B., ~ Dispatch Of
fee. [mh 20 -3t*
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FzrRpoM OF TIE PRsss.--Wna:i the nsst Ma.
poleon Was pTisoaer t.. 3: HeieEa, az We
learn from tAe j1urnai u Las Gasas, the lib
eIty Of The Pres. oscanle Ehe sutlec. OF dig
eussion, when his rem 81 ka ole psTs3n8g sc ex-
ress I'd niciseiE a. t3ilows:
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rESIRABLs RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE
IL SALE-We offer for sale, privately, a
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCES.
Lo. fronts 70 feet on Leigh street, running back
l76 fset, and has on 1t an excellent House, con-
tsining eish. rooms with large portieos front snd
resr. All the buildings are OF the best materials,
and yearly new. having been built cnIy twelve
months. There is also on the lot we'll of excal.
lent water, aud many desirab!e fruit trees.
bargain may be had if early application n
made to IA REDWOOD & KEAOH,
Auctsonsers and General Agents,
ia Ats Nc sd Main street.
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ENuR SALE.-A va uabie EAhM N lJhester
n field county, containing 6z7 acres, four mica
sonta q Cosia=ld Depet, or ths Richmond and
Dsp lie Railroad, and s!xtean niles frcm Rich
mond. For particulars, apply tc :. T. HANCOCK.
Manchester, Va.
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SFT 4 N I 4 D.
Nv A SITUATION.
young man. exempt from militia duty, who
can give the best city references, and has been
in business in Richmond for he last SIX years,
would be glad 20 get I, SITUATION as Clerk
or Sslesmah In a good house. Address ''Bcx
$50" Richmond Pu. nh 26-sts
"a! ANTED-A SITUATION AS ULEKK
~ in the Confederate service, lWar Us-
partInen' preferred, by youns man, unnole
hand, and is a correct accountant; can
furnish testimonials OF coed moral character.
Address, through the pos:. Office al r edmond,
"T l.. T. Z" mn 25-3ix
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sskseOg.UVs1Nn, -.


Mss LUTION.-The co. partners 50
IL heretofore existing between the under
si.neo, under the style CT FsRRELL 4
SPKA9INS, Is this day dissolved by mu tual
consent, and Mr. Spregins is alone huthorizst
to collect the debts due the concern. by con.
sent OF Goth parties. j R. FEkRELL,
NJ SPRAG1NS
DanyiIle, Va, March 20, 1862. NH 90 Is
nlSSULU T iDN.-The co.pAsfnersDp Of
APPkRSON 4 DUPUY was dissolved on
ne Ia. January. 1864. All psrsons indeut. are
requested TO make immedists payment; AID those
having claims againss the firm s.e requested to
p. eseat them for settlement. q
Z. W. ApPE2SON,
- p. e DUPUY.
The undersigned, having purchased The i1.sress
Of q. w Apperso1 In tbs late concern Of Ap.
person & Dupuy. hopes, by per-ond at.en
ton and competsSt assstance. 20 merit thefotmer
patronage If the house aud the public Osrersily.
FOWHATAN u DUPUY,
nah lin Gradual q In Phas mscv
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I wish to purchase immedistsiy, an active,
sound, and reliable Horse 1or n FToCpe-, TO
III eet whose wants / WILL pay from $500 -
P4e0 Il Will De useless 10 offer sny horse
whose value is less than the su ia first named
] should ike . purchase TWO Sharp's Rifles,
burg. Hay ing yeron nGno near 400 pairs OF
Socks, and the present sine beng ua4aycra-
bic for distribution, can receive 10 more AZ
ter the Is h tnst
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Further refiaer-sent is acs =. u ired E-oEll ths
caves; that is done ny Cavern ment. For al
ssltpetre made and delivered ae1uce jan usry
LIST, 1861, fifty cents per pound Will be pad
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UAkslAeEstt JAN
RfA0Estfi-Ths .ubsei Iosg Intends siS.
~ UP his stor. house. by he lat OF NAY; soa
VIII offer for sale hts stock Of Roeks"sys scs
nes, with snd without tops, knd spIing MaeosL
Hht have been put up with srsss cara ior 70
market, II very low prices A be inssnas@ -
svery yshicls on hsud, he would further sn@
that au pefscas In want Ut Ossrissss. 70,
and Il greatly 10 their advantage 20 give Hlp :
aol, o. be 10 deter mined " sell In order 70 wv
ant l. stoss JOHN DOES,
fs a5-lns Corner OF sih and Broad 81
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IA AkTt D-By Dung man, niuve OF this
Wv city, & prisoner On parols from Roanoke
lsisna) some kind OF eznpioyn AIT whereby he
may earn al honest living; will make him eff
generally ussfal TO lis employer. ANY QUO 10
want { ush al one in any capacity. will please
address "R0AhOKE,'
sna x5-3aH Gichmond.
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AN !aNTED--tSiMEDi ATELY,
wv RECRUITS.
RECRUITS

IN: ANTED-NEGRO LABOR THE James
w Rivet AID Xsnewha Company wanta to
RIAH negro CARPENTERS AID LABORERSs
90 work on toe repairs of tie canal during The
percent year. Liberal wages vii he paid, and "a
ions. clothing, and medicine end medical attend
auce furnished. Fer furihe. information address
lie undersigned, III tits city, or zee the Comps,
ny's Agents along tie nns Of kas canal, who are
Authorized 10 lire.
3. Z. CHIEE, Eup't
I Y
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~ UNlnLRDEAN Whisky.
10 bbls. celebrated SuInrnerdsan Whisksy
Malred Rye w hisksy, 8 year, old
rs Moan tain Pye ard UOrn Whisksy
90 common Nhiskey
half and or caSd fac French Brandy
casks purs Pora Wine
In store and for sale by
uEO, I. HERRING,
fe Aims I'd Main STRAIT
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ELECTHOy CARDS.

~ IT, THE VOTERS az TIRE CITY
~ OF RICHMOND.--1 hereby announce
myself candidate for the CSPTsiECY OF
THE NI0HT WATCH, ana solicit your
votaa. Election, "a day of ApIH.
nh 21-7ts JAMES Is PLEASANTS.
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vas AHTED--TJ RUI-A youGg Wss:GE.N,
W with CT ~ithoIt tncufsuranca, CON pS.
tsGs Gnd q1aii0ed e. c house ssrvars. Ag.
g.y s. conner OF 18th and FRANKLIN ssrss<s,
3ysT Con sastsT 20 ss1ra q. .asioaAr's OESa.
{. ~
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HOB saba Hae young kossush
n STALLION
ave years old this spring. He draws faely N
harness and 10 really S. gentle ~ dog. lie may
BE- seen Ct tbe stable Ut
N. O. LIPsC0NB,
On I'd, bet broad and AsfsnsA sss.
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II TWO EXCELLENT ROOMS,
sni table for an cflce for piy siciar or lawyer
have bsan used "a hrsicsans inca f,r several
yesrs apply On the prenissa. Main street., be-
tween 7th aud eth Ave doofs a1,ve the spots.
wood Hotel, to GEO. X. STANAs
mi, e,-3t& Dentist.
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NOR RENT The LAkGE aUBAUUO
FACT DAY, Ee<. to Mayc's Warehouse.
on the dock. For further particulars apply
at Mayo's Warehouse, or TO
ma "a is UPWARD MAYO
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VALUABLE FARM OF sss Ats ELS, IN
" Charlotte county, eight mites south from
Pamphlets Depot, On the South. Side Rail.
road, and nine miles north OF CharlotteC H.
Va, for sale.--We are authoriZed to Sell the
valuable FARM, ld9Eted es above, recently
belonging to the heirs of Nathaniel Wilson.
deceased, and row belonging to Capt. r. N.
Wilson, OF Lynchburg. The tract contains
S3S acres, of which about half ia cleared and
the larger portion Of the residue Is heavily
tim bered in original forest OF oak AID hiek.
ory. The buildings consist of a small two.
story dwelling, containing four rooms and
passage. together with the usI al out. build
Jugs, all Of which are in good repair. This is
e good tobacco farm, ard produces well in
grain. To secure a cash purchaser at once,
it will be sold for $40 per acre. Apply to Mr.
Joseph II. Wilson. Lynchbure, or to
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
EXTRAORDINARY PEsBTRA-
TIQN OF ARsIOR PLATES.

During the past week we have hal a
constant succession Of Visitors calling
at onr office to see some iron blitcs
peretra,ed by steel bolt which vas
driven through the plates by being lis
charged from gun: and great deal
of wonder has has been excited BY he
exhibition. There are twelve plates of
boiler iron, each I of M iEch 10 thidk-
ness. all p;..ed together by bolt a Il
tie less than half IN inch in diameter.
The bolt weights Il o.. and was 6nd
from gnn Of .492 inch diameter, with
4 OF. Of powder. A similar bolt frm
the same gun passed through two plate,
each q inches in thickness. Thee
plates still remain on the desk At or
Office, and may be ssea by aay eRe j.
terested in such matters.
We haye full description Of the gsn
BY which this extraordinary penetratio,
was prpdpcsd. but ont Of considerable,
for the interests Of the Naval service v,
refrain from publishing it At the presen
iime.-Sciensifc Ag,erican. NJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
The Woven wind.

One Of the most characteristic mar
ufactures Of India is the 6ss Dacca mus
lin or .woven wind," as it has beer
called. So fine is this material that when
laid upon the grass TO bleach the dey
makes it disappear. This used to b
spun by patiye females who had beer
trained to Il from their infancy. 81
nice was the sense Of touch required
for the spinning Of this yarn. that they
were constantly waited upon by ~
tipas Of servants whose duty it was c
relieve them Of all menial Offices which
might endanger the fine tactual faculty
which long practice and seciusion had
bestowed on their delicate finger tips
Singularly enough, although the steam
engine and spinning machine can pro
duce far finer yarn than any that the
fingers Of Hindoo maiden ear spnn,
the English looms, in other respects "a
perfect, cannot weave the Dacca mas
lin. The fine yarns require to be takel
back to India to be woven BY hand int@
The Aimiest Of tissues ~ the rudest and
most primitive Of all looms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

RArHrn noyyRrEYl The Spirit IF
the Z lines has q story that Ne ara
scarcely wilhHI7sg wilhHI7sg ,e eFssdi':
- farmer OF Ncss Tas greatly n.
noyed BY the scratching ofkie eehlisksss
in his garden, snsa ssspslsdled sIss Il 70 sxperi:.
meat With them . little. He pgoearesl
,hs sesyice ofa Shanghai rooster, and
the result Of the cross, was . brood of
chickens with each ons long and one
short leg. When they stood on the
long leg apd pnlertcok to scratch with
The other, they couldn't touch bottom
On reversing the order Of things, ,diggiag
with the long leg, while the short one
supported the body, the irst seroee
would result in grand ssl;es Of somer.
saalss. The c2nssqnence was that the
heEs soon became = weary Of that fs7
and leit tie gsyAen, and the farneea
good wife rcjoiccd greatly thereat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

The Corshill Magazine shus lsesursa
us on the necsssity q having soNefhing
to think shout :-slf ~ wsuld have
our bodies hsslthy, orr brains mnst BE-
used, and used II orderly and vigorous
vays, that the live-giving streams Of
force may now dern fsos tbsm into
the expectant organs, which qaa mi
mister but - they are ministered unto.
We admire the vigorous animal life o!
the Greek, and with justice We rseog.
nize, and partly sesk = initiate, the
various gymnastic and other means
which they employed ts secure il. Bat
probably We should make . fatal error
# We omitted from par calculation the
hearty and generous earnestness with
which the highest subjects sf art. spe
culation and politics, were pursued BY
them.-Surely, in their case, the bcauti-
fal and energetic mental life was OK.
pressed in the athletic and graeetul
frame. And were it mere extrava-
gance to ask whether some part Of the
lassitude and WEAKNESS ot life, II which
we heir 60 much in our day, might be
due to lack Of mental occnpsiion on
worthy subjects, exciting and rcpaying
= generous enthusiasm, a. well - to an
over-sxefrise on lower ones ?-whether
an e1gfossMent on matters which have
not substance fasugh to justify pr 81
,isfy the mental grasp, BE- not At the
root Of some part Of the maladies which
affect our mental convalescence? Any
one who tries it, soon finds on. how
veasyiag, how dispropor,ionately ex.
haus,ing, is an overdose Of light lltera-
ture, compared with an equal amount of
tine spent ~ real work. Df this nne
may be sure. thas the dua EXERCISE Of
tiought-is ona al ess.ptia.
elements Of human life. The perfect
health Of man is not the tame as that Of
an OK or = horse. The preponderating
capacity Of his nervous parts demands
2 corresponding life.a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
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Late o. Psnnsyivania Announees 10 tAs siti.
sa&s 81 Toledo and vicinity, that hsis perma-
nsntly located in this plscs, sGsse his services
as Pracsioner 81 the German, E Ach 6Spaa.
ish mode Of medical treatmsnt, - successfully
practiced Of late In FrApcs, Spain and Auserics,
He nnt only ascertains the nature Of disease,
as formerly praeticed by physicians, but pessss
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
hs disease may be. Those living ata disiapce
sud unable TO visit him, can bs treated BY
sending him clear viAl full Of their menine,
urine. from which the disease will 30 asccr-
tanned. Female complaints in al thir various
ferms treatede carefully and con6dentially.
will attend toau calls promptly. Residence
and Office. one door East Of the "Pcoples
stor y. x. Wl8N