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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07
Franklin Insurance COMPANY



z. =. Logan, 7, z; shallCroas, J, 9. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. 81. Hobbs, SAml, McClel.
Ian, g: w. FranHhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
A4ttuGppl4ln' L4tp4p4 n'1uu 4gHl us ~ uH H.laa4
NyHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four yealS, and in that time
done successful business, Ia Btill prepared
70 take ElRks At fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Esttlbs
liRlments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Carr
goes on the Western RlYeFR and Lakes, .
This company Offers superior Inducements
% FaImersl Whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
3 or years at reduced rates. II" /. A
This being q home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any COMPANY in
In the StatB and composed OF some
ninely-iour stockholders, most Ofwh0m mo
among our best business men, recommends
itself 70 the favorable consideration OF the
lnsuTtng public, and sollclta their patronage.
Applications for INSURANCE win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. L7 a.-l
omoa, North side of Monroe, hetwean
Main and Market 6ts., Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings InHtitut1On of Wheeling.
1uygr 1i EnH.U, ARTHUR, Secretary.
SA1G'L MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL,, Vice President. OclB
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Mr.. summers views 5ReoOnstFue

From the New York Independent of
this week we take the following letter
Of Senator Summer, addressed to Theo-
dore Tilton, editor of thatsJournal:
SENATE CFTAIERER 20fhsAnri1 ~
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8. ID. q II. w. SMITHS
CELEBRATED
AMRRIOAN.O OR GAN9.
Sole Agency for West Virginia al
q EnI.HaLnIHE EcnEr nrnrnc.r.
a MONROE EsTREET, WHEELTNG.

TNHE. AA9ERICAE ORGANS ARE THE
Public. The only Organ having RRVerhGr-
atnB Sound Box or Wind CheEt--Which has
the same important part TO perform az tire
Sounding BohTd has In o PiRnofoEta-to give
body and resonance OF tone and without
winch the Organ becomes merely a Melodeofl
in an Organ Case. The American ORnns
not only have the Wind Chest, or B0und
Box, but have the large Organ BeliowS Riv-
ing power and great gteadlnelg Of tOne,
TtieBe, with their extreme fne YoicInR or tha
Reeds and perlecting OF the tone, mako them
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then In
.aneness OF workmanship, nnish or action,
aud ease, they excel all OtheEs, These great
wOTkmRuEhdp Of the American Organs place
them In the front rank as the best and conn
u1and q higher price than any othbrFeetI In
Btrument In the market, A careful eXa1ni-
nation OF them, in comparison with OtheTs.
VIII quickly show their superiority. Special
Organ, No. II, containing the Bupef Octave
Coupler and Sub Ba-5. For Churches IN want
Of powerful instrument, whose means ara
limited, itS price renders Il very desirable,
Every Organ "a warranted 10 prove GatIAfaC-
Tory. The American Organs all have the
ReveTbeFaung Sound Box, OF Wind Chest,
and are finished In the highest EtyIe Of
art in Rosewood, Jet, Walnut, aud Oak
finish. FichSy vAFniShed and polished, or In
smooth ON Finish, forming elegant pieces Of
inrntture for the paHlor OF boudoiI; and the
Oak and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches, LeetuEa and Lodge Rooms. Seven.
teep-I7-Fitst Premiums were Awarded 10
competitions, at different Btat6 and County
FaiEa, For illustrated price LIST call at tltR
Book House, or address GEORGE w.
STONER, Agent. 7u H lls
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. sAOALIPoRNIAlecture A committee tale-
gEaphed TO oArtsmns Ward: 'swhat will
You take for 100 nights2n Ward tUle.
lgraphsd back: 8 Brandy and. water. 2
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aasnraHEe.
National a Insurance Company.
oFHICERR:
WHEELING, WEST VA.

CAPITAI1......,..,.,. ZOO, 900
onice, 80 Monroe ST., next door to lst Ma
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Here, then, are three different foun-
tains ofpower in the Constitution itself,
each sufiicientS the three together three
times spfhcent; each exubeFant and
overlooking, the three together three
times exuberant and Overlooking.
How, In the face of theset provisions,
any person acan doubt the power OF
Eongressy 4 cannot understand. But
alast there are doubtefs always! ifl5
Ihave already sent you copy Of my
bill to settle his question by what I
call the 'tshort cpt.a Glye US yourvote.
OEconrseY eYoutWll. - as aasr .5l-lzz
inBelieye me, my dear sirp very faith
fully yours, ,y,, CHAR1Bs SUMNER
Commenting on the above, the editor
of the IRdePeJldeS6t writes - = -
The negro now has less law on his
side in COnnecticut than in Mississippi.
4 eConRress, ireasseIn bling In. July, ought
EtoI provide for his Immediate relief.
Thsr6Was an outcry against giving the
negro his civil rights; but,l when the
deed was done, the whole land acqui-
esced. There ia similar outcry against
giving him his political rights; bat,
once given, therewill be general appro-
baton of the gift. IF negroes who have
aT = :
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A writer in the WeekE2 RevietO tells
some amusing and characteristic anec-
dotes of the late Artemus Ward, which
have never before, we believe, appeared
in prints When Mr.. Browne first came
to New York, whittier he had been In
vited to take charge OF Vamity Fair, his
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Upon the whole, then, We are ready
to conclude that the shock Of last We'd
neSdgYj weeks earthquake, really ex.
tended 70 and aGttated all, or a large
portion OF Ohio.ata - 4 4. - ls....n..sI /
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: I took my time over some lsteslwRed
oysters; couldn't find Joe, and finally
went back to the room. The crowd
were gone That queer clock stood
there, stillas mouse. 30 Bits of paper,
stumps of cigars and such Glitterwere
over the floor, but one good:natured
looking man only remained inathe
room. He told me I'd find Mr.. Smith
on Cedar Street; So / hunted up the Of
talking together. George was mighty
cross, told the old man "he'd made a
mess of 1t by putting In his oar, and
he'd like him to leave him alon6 herel
AFTER" 'Well. Mr.. Smith, p said /, I'I've
come to tfx'up1he five hundred dollars
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LugEe y YET aUULHtE dIutHuLIItuI I6-
Gently adopted by three four this of the
loyal States, which is itself an abund-
ant souIee7 INF power. After declaring g
that all persons born or nRtnralized, in
the United States and ssubjeCt totthe
Jorlsdietton thereof, are ''citizens," this
.'no State shall make or enforce snv
Law. which shall abtidge the PRIVILEGES
or immunities oI citizens of the United
States;n and Congress- is empowered to
enforce this provision by apprppriate
legislation. Nothing can be sPlaihbr
thau n FhfS - is.s .arl-7I - p
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" There, inside a ring, was crowd OF
men almost wild, yelling like frighten-
ed puppies and snArling like cats at
each other. All around the ring were
other men looking on; like boys at a
dnnr finhr Ikhnnnht .lea-LLt-L
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

BenltO JuareZ is the son of Dig
ger Indian, in fact of two Digger In
dians; and an average Digger Indian
by the side of which a
| chimpanzee becomes sublime.
Forney dates his letters at sea, r
Ito MY two papers, both daily"
This is perfectly natural to Forney.
who is always : at sea in whatever
he undertakes.
DIR. Spofford, of Groveland, Mass,
has practiced medicine in that town
half century, living all the time in the
same house. His cousin, DIR. r.. s.
Spoford, has practiced in Newbury-
port 81 years. - - assa. '+i
Daniel Whittemore, of Putnam,
Conn, was married on the. 18th inst,
to. Angela W. Morton, of Westboro,
Maine, and twenty-iour hours after
wards she ran away, taking with her
the deed of his property. The BRIDE
groom was 70 and the bride a. ~.
Jessie Jones, of Chicago, left her
home, and deliberately, aud without
any pretense of having been~ruined,
went into a house of prostitution
"hCASO al IlC CAplto VI HcI pdTcuCc
have not -suffced. to, bring her away
Such things will happen-in Chicago,
Z 1t is announced that the Rev. Pro-
fessor e. Thoroid Rogers, n. A., of
Maedalen Hall, Oxford, will become
a candidate for the, representation of
thfsalfy 1f Oxford at the next gem.
eral election, in order to test the
right ofa clergyman to sit as menu
Der Of the House of Commons
The well known Dutch painter,
Joseph. Israels, some of whosesworks
'adorn the collections. lefl'New York
connoisseurs, has obtained a medal at
the Exposition, This honor is the.
greater as France has reserved to
herself more than half of tine sixty
seven prizes awarded, leaving only,
thirty to be divided among fourteen
countries. .ate . ~.
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VIVA D-EVERYWHERE- - Sales
!" men, Ladies and Gentlemen-Si00 to
$3.50 per month-To sell the genuine Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine. Price
only $lS. This machine Will stitch, hem,
tell, tuck bind, quilt, braid and embroider.
The cloth cannot be pulled apart, even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
of an inch. Every machine warranted for
three years. Send for circulars and terms
to agents, or call at McDoweIl's Block,
corner Fourth and Green Street. Louis
Vile. Kentucky. BLISS * McEATHRDN,
General Agents. e+.sf. - y
A MES Celebrated Portable and Sta
Ia tionary. steam Engines, all sizes,
and superior to ali others. j,----- 49,
- Call or write for circular.
Depot No. 90, south; Car. oil Street, Chi
cagO, Ill. ~ -
AMES' IRON WORKS, Proprietor,
+ aly-tk -"i r, Oswego, New York.
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"a t.lLlsG v5gsl'-A---'
49,. rsss. o..tasaas,siA-sit. "a. Ia:
go s4s,rsCu . e1o - -
= - .7.-... ....sf g es5sI t5l-- 80 ~.
. in ~ sa4v asasr "a 80 80,
&c.,. -. ST SIEGE at-' ,.xr.
= ;-fa1fl stifot y f-y'i
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llEHERS NTha -. - - - - ~

Paint Company are now manufantu RI, y
the Best, Cheapest, and s-rrfoyt Durable
PAINT in use; two coats, well put ON.
rhfteen years; it Is of light brown or
beautiful chocolate color, and can BE
changed to green, lead, stone drab, olive
or cream, 10 suit the taste of the consumer.
II Is valuable for Houses, Barns. Fences,
Carriage and Car makers, Pals and Wood
en-ware, Agricultural Implements, Canal
Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms Canvas,
Metal and Shingle Roo i. III being Fire and
water proof Floor Oil Cloth Manuf., zone
Manuf, having used in the past year 2,CCO
bbs.,) and asa paint is unsurpassed for
body, durability, elasticity, and Adhesive
ness. Send TOR q circular, which gives par
ilculars. Price cents perpound, or s. per
mer for Years to come. None genuine uh-
less branded in the trade mark Grafton
mineral Paint Works. Inquire of your
paint dealers, or address %.
DANIEL BIDWELL
o"a ~ No. PSI Pearl Street, New York
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!" ashland THE HOME or CLAY;
MAs 81 MARf RIA iwAs iqf NE :
TON. and JOHN G. BREpkENRIDGE.
The following gentlemen have kindly
consented TO take charge of and control tile
drawing, with the distinct understanding
that we are to have nothing Whatever 70
DC with ", viz: Ex-Gov. J. II; Robinson,
Lexington. Ky. Hon. J. b. Beck. Lexing-
Ton, Ky; f. p sayeE. of d a. sayeEr & Co,
Grinstead. Bradley l. Com patiy. BanRl
ers; Judge S. ). Goodloe, Thomas
Bank, Lexington, KY; NJ. c. johnson,
Esq. President Northern Bank ofsken-
to any person getting, up club OF ten or
more subscribers, TO be paid either in En-
cravings when the money is received, or
IN money when the drawiugis completed.
All money as received VIII be deposited
in bank and held unff1 the drawing taxes
place. " the enterprise should not be
Completed, the money will be refunded 70
the purchasers OF EngTavings. The draw
ing will take place fft
on THE FOURTH OF JULY NEXT,
Or sooner if the tickets are disposed Of in
which event timely notice wilfbe given.
Wrlre 10 us Tor prospectus giving fui i, par
"a ''i - ENGRAV5iiiNGs s. EACH a...E
SSftA1tdit given W ctith
of an Engraving, in the Phoenix Hotel
Grand Gift Enterprise, Jesf s
...~. FREE OF CHARGE .Ffn
9Remft by drafts, Postofice money orders
or in sums of one hundred dollars and over
in Ureenbacks by express 10
; 1iRiGSBY & hOBINSON,.,
su PhoemIx Hotel, Lexington, Ky
~, LIST OF PREMIUMS, sffot.4.
No. 1. Phoenix Hotel aLd lot, l60 feet front
on Main, by 235 feet deep on Mulberry
SI50,0O0;
And so other valuable premiums, ranging
from 81, 80 down TO so each.
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WACHGNE BELTING-sur
fi GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE :.
''A'e ~ OF attffst "a itt'
PHO EN- II o TEE

NINETY TALUABLE, pr E.HIy-Jfg
9 To be given to the purchasers Of either OF
the following handsome 'ft'
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NEW ADYERTiSEMENTa-
A Man OF q Thousand.

a CONSU MPIIN Z Cu&EDGa ~
DR.. II. JAMES "a. retired physician of
great eminence, discovered, while. In the
EdSt indies certain cure for C0nsufn1,kion
asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Ggfl.
erdt Deoutty. The remedy was discovered
by hlm when his only child. q daughter
was given up-to-dis--faisctfftrs- wzxrurpd.
ana Is now alive and weliF7-y0eBfrous ar
benehting bis fellow moTtaf-~iIe wfn-serd
70 those who wish It, the receipt, Contain
ing inil directions for making and success
lu ~ using this remedy, free, on receipt
OF thelr names. with two STAN fes 10 pay
the expenses. There is not a single sym ID.
tom OF Consumption that il does not at
once take. hold OF and dissipate. Night
sWeats,. peeVishness, irritation OF The
nerves, failure of memory, difficult expec-
toratIon, sharp rains in the lungs, soar
.tnr9at, emily sensations, nausea at the
away Of tie muscles.
NO the writer will please state the name
OF the paper they see this advertisements
1902. Race Street, PHILADELPHIA. Penn.
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B Special Atten'
EGchunge of SEVEN
Of all the SeriessRy
TWENTY BONDS Of
favorable tes.,,ss:.a
mcliH 'dlnfA2t q W
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mia, and thence through the great mining
regions Of The Territories, to the vicinity of
it forms tue sole H'estefhftnk of the only
ISoiiares e ~, asetcted bJ the issue oj United
Their road is already completed, equip
ped, and running for 0f miles from Sacra-
lnento TO within'l2 miles Of the summit of
work of Grading, Tunneling, &C., beyond
that point has beensaceompnshed. q
| The First Mortgage Bonds OF this Com
pany afford unusual inducements of Safe
" and Profit to Investors, for the follow
ing among other reasons. VIZ:
First. The rate of interest is Sic pea. Cent
cit Go5@' payaPle r semi7ann0u "a IA the
Second. The Principal is payable in Cold
at maturity. -. -.
Third The cost of the Bonds, Niaetp-fpe
/ per Cent. and accrued interest, is Ten
per Cent. less thanitha Of The cheapest
Six per Cent Gold bearing Bonds OF the
Fourth. The United Ststes Government
prorides nearly halt the amount necessary
e. to a snail percentage on the Jutsre' ts0tae
for repayment. s 9=frs s7sfsf ~
Fifth; DIVING to ttis Liberal provision,
Public Lands. by which the Govern.
ment fosters this great national entera
Cd saeas fso e ts g o eeser ; @,s
pendent Of the contingencies 1OhicAJQ1eAd
ordfnary Railroad e1lteypTises.e >
cnaracter for safety n feiiabilii ,1' Is
eqoaled only bylthat Of the obiigatfons.
OF the Government Itself ~.-x--.it ~ 9.--.tlf'-i
Seventh. The net earnings of the conn
pleted portion are alreddy largely ia
- cess ssest o Oh 2,ee ,s g s, me
L'A and are Steadily increasing, rendering
the uninterrupted payment Of the Interest
IL Eighth. AT the present rate of Gold they
pay nearly So per Cent per ahnum on
the amount invested. es-a,
The Bonds are Issued in denominations
of 81, 900, with semi-annuaI Gold Coupons
attached, payable in New York. anG-aEs.
offered for he presen t~zse- per cent and
accrued interest Gin curfency3 from Ja.Iiu-
airy LIST. = ~ a
Orders nay Be forwarded to Us direct, or
in all-parts of the country
sReinittances may be made jim drafts n4
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
III this cfty, and the Bonds wifi be forward
ed toa ). address by. express. free ofcharge.
JIffuirdss. for further particulars, by mail
or otherwise, viii receive pupctual atten-
ton. t.2aFt ~ s-1tsgt 3 e+st
NtXsys FISK q HATCH, .,,,
Bankers, and Dealers in Government Secu-
z. i 49,. { rities,aeii.s 9s4i ~ =
- No. NASSAU Street, New York.
N.B.--All kinds Of Government Securi-
ties received at the fun market price in ex-
change for the above Bonds. Also 'rFs
B@ Al. descriptions. of Government
Securstits It3,t eosstdntlg on hand, and
Bought. Sold, or Exchanged. .l
.ss- n5- Gold Coin and U. s. Coupons bought.
sold, and collected. as -
- paS- Deposits reeeficed on Gberql terms
satb5ect 10 cheek Insight. ..s err
ps~ Collections made throughout thu
country. .s..r3 gss-.
! mar MISCELLANEOUS Stocks and Bono
bought and sold at the Stock Exchane
on e. Gon q Ii for cash. -----------
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Benito Juarez is the son of Dig
ger Indian, in fact of two Digger In
dians; and an average Digger Indian.
by the side of which a
gchimpanzee becomes sublime.
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E8BACCl SCREENS, &e.,Se.
Eassi1dng Done at Short Notice.

WsarEEnea sent to all parts to DIT Up work
Rzsx Eayhir Boilers a nd MacnInery.
AW" ~ orders viii ecelye our indiSfdu-'
Afsssssz,Szaa, and will be prourytr alled on
BEG qncst reasonable erms. sea- -fIA Z
-Ss4sre and Foundry on the Cana1 conner
n 81 gle Street s.a...., .octI-cEy
si,eA ,sssff -
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- ss,e ~ CARD.
T5yIEMASy.s lAUNDRY BLUE.
Water Wheels! water Wheelsl

YTALESTINE's Patent Turbine. The
" best IN Use. Ma sufaetured n4 Valet
tine & 60. Fort Edward, MY. Prices mod :
crate. send forcircuiar. A ents wanted.
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IN ALI paris OF the country.
Refnittances may be made in drafts.
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tional- Bank Notes, or other funds current
III this cfty, and the Bonds wifi be forward
, ed toah ), address by express. free of charge.
JIfcfo ries. for further particulars, by mail
or otherwise, will receive pupctual atten-,
ton. sE.ApFt ~ --r tssf . --st IL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-23

Two MEN OvERBoARD-A CHAPTER OF
ACCIDENTs.-About o'clock on Thursday
night, as the tugboat E. Ludlam was tow
ing up several vessels, one Of them, the
schooner Cornelia, Captain Noyes, stand
ing forward, was cast adrift in the current.
The night was very dark, and in the at
tempt to make landing, she drifted
against schooner lying alongside the
wharf. The captain, fearing collision,
ran forward to "fend her off," He leaned
over the railing, thinking the other vessel
was much nearer than it really was, and,
losing his balance, fell overheard. The
strong current carried him rapidly down
the stream, but fortunately he caught hold
of some of the ropes of schooner lying
below, and got aboard of it. During the
confusion arising from such an accident,
the mate, Mr.. Joyce, jumped hurriedly
into the boat to rescue the Captain, and,
losing his balance, he, too, fell into the
roaring waters. Notwithstanding the
weight of large boots and t,oo coats, he
swan ashore. This was very narrow es-
cape for both Of these gentlemen, and after
this rescue we may safely predict that the
waters of the James will never be their
winding sheet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-23
rc- LEVY AGAlN.-The epldei

sy,- LEVY AGAiN.-The epidemic called
"LgvY OS THE BRAIN has spread even to
tho country. IS the following letter viii show.
we.ys thankful moreover, we are glad--that the
remedy was suggested, and that the result has We
T.gcd oGr statements:
p.ssr< Lsru Brothers
Gtatlemen.-As an old friend Of your esteemed
fs,Asr sud most excellent grandfather will give
voa = hssty sketch oYA sad and, for awhile,
sIsrmiug sfiiction in my family:
sams four weeks since my wife and daughter
were both completely prostrsted by a disease
which bafied and de6ed the skill of our best ply
sc.&ns. Doctors Expedency, Temperance, and
Ysaaomy tried their best skin, but without sue
cess Now, was not In n fix? There was poor Sally
Ann mot Salliel only two weeks from her mar.
rfsga.tay. We were In fix. / looked at the pa.
por.. read all the patent medicine remedies none
seemed To answer the case. But, al happy mo-
nsrt old Mrs Common Sense came In, felt their
pnIse and my purse, and shook her head and ex.
claimed "Lordy Mussy, It's nothing at all but
Levy on the Brain" SO she gave rs a prescrip-
ton. Here itis:
r. DRESS PATTERNS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
STOCKINGS, &c, &C., in quantities to suit
the occasion. C.S.
DIREcTIoSs.-Use the preparation at once, and
IN repeat the medicine every season.
soon as we got IL we sent off TO your excellent
enlistment, where my folks were charmed with
polite and attentive clerks. examined my
So and 10 found they had hardly touched its
tents.
aelia duty owe to our fellow citizens OF
ra-ict No. ! to give you this, my testimonial Of
exceeding great efficacy of your invaluable
a-.dies, and subscribe myself,
Your friend, J. c.
viii send You some Of the wedding cake as soon
,sa mud and water subsidies, as we live nearly
tables from your enterprising house. NH 10
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VOL. XXX.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
Ii IN THE PoST-oFFICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, MARCH 20. tse,.
3 III not called for within one Ho'dh they VIII DO
sent TO the Dead Letter 0face.
To strangers or transient visitors In town or
city, whose special address may be unknown,
should be marked on the lower left-naha corner
with the word transient
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-23

INFLUENCE OF THE Moon UPON THE
WEATHER.-There is great variety Of
conflicting opinions upon this subject.
Some people lose all faith in the moon be-
cause it does not invariably bring them
clear weather just when they want it, and
refreshing showers when the drought has
become oppressive. Such lunacies cannot
be satisfied nor convinced that the fair
mistress of the night controls the clouds
and rains in great degree. The present
moist season proves nothing. The princi-
pal interruptions Of 1.-THE few bright days
or hours-have occurred near and upon
changes of the moon; but they rapidly
passed away, they did not continue long
enough to let us know that the moon had
made permanent change, but only told
us that she had laid her hand for little
while upon the storms, and held them in
check. But when at or near some future
change of the moon a permanent change
takes place, the clouds go away and stay
away for some considerable time, and the
sun rises and sets clear for some days, we
may look for continuance Of fair weather
until another rain, which will probably oc-
cur near a change of the moon.