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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-09
ByLyne s. Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
1880 Main street,

MICE FRAME HOUSE AND VACANT
Nv LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY.
SIXTH STREET BETWEEN AND
STREETS FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-.Win be
sold at public auction, Oh the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 10th day August, 1870, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, the TW O-SrORY FRAME TENE-
MENT located as described, containing Three
rooms; kitchens, &c.
The LOT front 30 by 14o faets Also, NICE
BUILDINGLOT adjoining, 80 ~ 14o feet
TERMS at sale. :
au6 LYME & BROTHER.
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EARMvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
E PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-!n pursuance
OF an order OF the stockholders of The farmytlle
Female College the undersigned WILL on NJ IH soa >.
auction The REAL and PERSON AL PROPERTY
of the corporation. The buildings arc Located on ne
the churches, railway depot and rost-oihce;, the
College proper IL q thres-story brick building,
with chapel, music and recitation,reomss dinins
and storerooms, parlors, Twelve CHAMBERS Win
halls and closets.
The property. is improyed and used IS SEMI
nary oil learning, and LIS sold because the owners
believe that private enterprise can M, more se ~
hainas converted into private residences. Farm
Vile Is In communication by rail- Win the Wnoie
country. -, .,,,a;,,g mo-
dern school furntture) vii be- SOLD Tor c1sn: LUG
purchaser of the buildings tinciudlng garden 10Y
and stableI will be required 20 nay ufsn "a
nerotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed at siI,
twelve and eighteen months, interest adaed, WIZ
he received. The tlte win be retatae1 III inc ma
turity and payment OF sas
Va. II Il " E' ~, ~ s1r NJ ~,
tys-Tusw Cosnmtssion efs.
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THE NEW RIVER
l. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, VA.

n
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, VA.
Board per day, 81. so per week, $l5; per month.
$50. Children under ten years and servants, half
price.
for visitors from JULY lST. A stage will leave the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs on the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad, every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY for the New River White;
Those who prefer water travel to the stage, and
have desire to view the magnificent scenery OF
New river can take the cars to Central depot
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, where
they will find comfortable hotel accommodations,
and from which point 4 boat will leave for the
Springs every WEDNESDAY,.
The invigorating atmosphere, the enchanting
scenery the delightful fare for which the place Is
noted Consisting in part In FRESH FISH AND
GAME all the season through, the fine medicinal
properties of the water beng similar to the Green
brier White), the fishing, hunting, boating,
bathing, and the moderate charge for board, point
1t out as one Of the most desirable places In this
country for a family to spend the summer.
For any further Information, apply to the pro-
prietors. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
New River White Sulphur Springs,
Giles county, Va
JOHN TYLER.
post-otlice box 23l, Richmond, Va.
ie1-podtSeDl
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By Francis T. Isbcll,

BY Francis t. Isbcll, ...
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ERAMED STORE AND DWELLING,
II AT THE CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN
AID COUTS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Gn WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of Au-
gust, 1870, upon the premises, at s o clock L. NJ
will be sold the FRAMED STORE AND DWELL
ING with six rooms, &C., located as above. The
lot fronts about 30 feet and runs back - feet.
This is an excellant stand for retail business,
and Is now rented to good tenant at fair IT ntal
TERMS At sale.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
au8 Auctioncer.
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By Cook q LaughtOn, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROGk-
III cry, &c, AT AUCTION.--THIs DAY at
10 O'Clock we will sell n our anGT2nrroo Rr IN
assortment OF gentecl HOUsEKEEPiNe AhIi-
T WALNUT HI1p and ROSEWOOD JENY LIND BED
HAN n b sHis1 WALNUT ETAGERE SIDE
OAK 1EAXTENsION DINING TABLES. ~
CANE and WoOD-sEAT CHAIRS anu Hooh-
TIN SAFES, CuPBOARDs, .,onrr,py and
HANDSOME MAHOGANY SECRETARY anu
BOOKCASE, ~oc
COTTAG f. BEDSTEADS.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, ana PlLLoWe
COOkING-STOVES.
ALSO,
One ELEGANT WHITE GRANITE DlNNEk
SET. entirely new, and containing 203 pieces !;
Three WHITE GRANITE TEA SETS, COM
TOILET sRTs, COVERED DISHES,
TIJREFhS, SALAD B,2WLS,
PICKLES BOWLS, MUGS,
BUFFERS, ICE-CREANS, &C.
COOK Il LAUGHTQN,
aue AuGtionecrs.
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

Blue hloh SoLrno'' " AtrH
A supply lin barrcls) OF this water from toe
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
Just received direct.
This water is highly esteemed along the line ol
the Mississippi and In the southern and south
western States, where It's medicinal virtues are
known and appreciated IL Is almost specific in
BILIOUS DISORDERS aud DYSPEPSIA Ut
pendent upon torpid liver and IS valuable alte-
ratlYc generally.
PURCELL, LADD e CO., Druggists,
TO IoIs Main street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ON
Y THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH BE
TWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
FOR SALE.-At the request OF Robert A. Mayo,
ESQ.,. (who will soon remove to his new residence
on Grace street. offer for sale Ills present resi-,
dence, located as above. 1t contains eleven rooms
hest manner, and Is now in frst-rate repair. 1t Is
supplied with all the modern convt niences. The
nciehborhood Is all that could be desired. Pos
session given about the LIST September next. APP
plyto po,, ETY., W. S aUn;ionss,r
Ps-If not sold In few days, 1t will be rented
to a careful tenant. 2us-9t
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN SIDNEY.-By virtue Of u deed Of trust
executed by a. Grant, .Jr., trustee for Mrs:
Julia A. Green, dated 10Th October 1907 will sell
at auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY. l2th
GROUND on the south side of Dover stree be-
tween Cherry and Culvcrt streets, each fronting
81 feet aud running back l5o feet to IN alley 10 FEET
wide.
The decd authorizes sale for all cash, but 4
reasonable credit will be allowed for portion OF
the purchase money.
GyIrnRs 4 WILLIAMS Auctionuers. au6
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I
Il shall sell ut public auction, at the First Mar
ket Hall, on FRIDAY the 18th day Of August 1870,
ut IL O'Clock NJ, for cash.,
SIX BARRELS OF WHTSKEY,
to satisfy three executions issued by the Police
Justice of the city Of Richmond against j. X.
Sedgwick aud In favor of the said city of Rich
moRd. Z. ii. CHALKLEY,
au std Sergeant Of Police.
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AUCr1OM sALEs-Fntare Daya:
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estata Agent. Z

ToMFORTABLE FRAMED TENE-
" MENT ON CHuRCH HILL, ON THE
AND M STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTInh.
Will be sold at auction, on The premises, on FEl-
DAY the 18th OF August, 1870, ut O'Clock I. NJ,
an above nearly opposite The grocery store OF Mr.
John Peay and now In the occupancy OF isaac
Hunter 1t contains five or SIX rooms, ana Lhe LOT
fronts ON hlrtieth and extends back about 2ea feet
to Thirty-flrst street. ,on;n,y
TERMS At sale, w. SU a.ioann,-
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SIMMER RESORTS.
FREpER1cKsuALL, c. & o. r. r.,

FREDERICKsHALL, G. & 0. r. R.,(
AUGUST 0, 1870.
II STILL HAVE ROOM FOR TWO OR
L THREE MORE FAMILIES. Board per day,
~; week, $40; month, $780,. Children under twelve
wears of age and colorcd servants half price.
Heads of families boarding by the month visiting
them, al per day.
au @ eod4w* N. w. HARRIS.
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IT OCUST GROVE, :,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA,
Is open for visitors. FOR, hoa'thfulness.. good
living, &C., 1t is unsurpassed In the mountains.
TERMS ~ per day, $40 per week, $50 per month.
Children under twelve years and servants, half
price. Deductions for parties spending the sum.
mer. je GIN A. h. YANCE1. JR.
VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west of stanton,
directly on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad the
cars stopping at them. The mineral waters are
very fine, consisting Of chalybeate, alum, all
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and othes amusements. Bathing In healing
water gratis.
TERMS One month, $40; per week, BIZ; Per
day, O.. Children under twelve years and ser
wants, half price, z. Is NJ. BURkUsh
10 18-om Proprietors.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

nor SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE HUN
DRED ACRES OF VERY PRODUCTIVE
LAND IN HANOVER. within half mile or
atIee's station, on the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road. adjoining Craney Island and ID. A: Timber.
lake on the Hanover side and DR.. John y: Powell
from which 1t is separated by the Shlckan0m.miy'
very Productive and well suited for grain or grass
the balance COOP UPLAsnT npd fnpee5TiHGGGs
maEinC n Suitable for division into two far
and viii be sold as whole or divided. One dwell
Ing has Ave rooms, the other three, ana is nearly
naIv Mr. Joseph SydnOr, who occupies the farm,
viii show it to parties wishing to purchase. For
teii''' "''' GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
~ 1n-9tnw3w Real Estate Agents.
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u1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK-QRGAMI.
IZED IN 1s42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE I I ME-
OVER 100000, OOO.-This is an all-cash and
nurely Mutual company-no divfdends to stock
soIdeTs, which time and experience has proven TO
he the only safeguard in life insurance. --
dividends payable at the end Of the frst year
npon ali policies, increasing annually thlough
life, and ezceedtng those Of any company IN re
una or to purchase additional insurance, at the
option of the policy-holdcr,. regardte$s or me
health Of the insured. Iremim n11 payaoie "nnu'
The agent invites the attention OF ministers Oh
the Gospel to his liberal plan for insurance on
'n'i ''''' ~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent:
DIR. j. B. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. aus
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UNFOLDING CARDS PRINTED AT
WV TIE DIsPATGH F&tHTINa-hpfsG
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Aus;rrsln sALEs-rl..s nay.
~ wellington aodafn.
A uetsopeerand Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE. LOT ON THE SOUTH
rrr srpE An N s:atfTEF TTHs rREETs FOR
SALE AT AUCTfON.-Mnlp be 9, ID a nj, s n
on the premises, on TUESDAY me s1n "a "a An q
f.1T located as above, fronting so feet, running
hack los feet TO seabfook's warehouse e -,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance az Lour IN my
eight months for negotiable notes. interest," auaeo,
secuEeu ny u''uoA W. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY that very
desirable LOT situated or the north corner
Of Fifth and Franklin streets, containing "a feet
on Franklin street and running back l3O feet to an
MED HOUSES--one renting for $3.50, and
the other for $225. For terms, &C., apply to
uost Real Estate Agent.
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EDGAR W. CRowELI. Resident Manager;
insrpIt Ii. ST, joins, Assistant Manager.

LOCAL DIRECTUKss-NEWY YORK:
E. NJ. Archibald, H. b. n. consul, cRaish faf.
f r. a. Of e, s. Jairray 4 Co.; Richard Irwin, OF
Richard irwin David sal clemson S Co.
man Johnston, OF d: hoSr ma 'oiih''on Wv
The Company limits itself entirely to FIRE
business. a ppoNspT
LY PAID. .,,, oor
period of sixty seven years, having been UNIFORM
10 nrosnerous. has won for them high repnta-
ton throughout the world for careful management
and financial strength The patronage OF , Inc In
surfing PUBLIC is solicited Win speclai "''cl'ioh
W o"1 ,JOIIN II. CLAIBORNE q CO.,
General Agents state of Virginia.
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cO5O LOTS In SIDNEY. 5000
&e5 cash balance in monthly payments Of 8l3 50
Improving par Of the city, and near the street
railway. For map and particulars apply to
Il. Is. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
iva No. 1915 Main street.
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...,,,,ana surnIps over. Sc, 900 900 90
ents IN Tinted States 6a7,975 -
Deposited with Treasurer OF VIZ .o ooo m
ginia, registered bonds. ........... 'o'oVV w
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF BOARD AT THE
SWEET SPRINGS.

MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESORT, favOra-
for the wonderful medicinal properties of Its wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, VIII open for the
season on JUNE 10Th.
The location 600 feet above the sea level. with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, supplied
baths at temperature of 70 degrees, renders the
sold Sweet'' the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
Illuminated by gas.
A suitable livery In connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part or the
S JOHN T.. WILSON,
Ia en am Manager.
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Isl BY Rtcfardson q Co.. 8
q Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerB,
liza Main street.


SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
{ 4 IN GOOEHLANDC COUNTY ATAUCTTON,
By virtue or deed OF trust bearing date 9Th No
yenber, 1857, from Washington Gill and wife TO
the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded in The
clerks Office ofiGoocfland county court houae,
being thereto required by the beneficiary therein,
I shall proceed to sell ut public auction at said
Courthouse. on MONDAY the 18th instant, at Il
O'Clock M, the real estate and personal property
mentioned in said deed, consisting Of TWO HUN
DRIED AND TWO (2g2l ACRES or highly pro-
ductyc land adapted to the culture of corn, wheat
tobacco, grass, fruits, Sc. . PLOWS, 1 HAIR
ROW, CART, and l WAGON, on the Cartersyille
road, near the James river and Kapawha canal.
and adjoining the lands OF Randolph Harrison,
Esq, Monroe Johnson, deceased, and others, be
Ing the same land conveyed to the said Washing
ton Gill by deed from Edward d. Macfee and wife.
The buildings are two good log cabins and ann
water. 4#ts .e1y
TERMS One-third cash: the balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable notes.
with interest added, and secured by deed Of
trust. WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee.
At the same time and place as mentioned above
will be sold twenty five her valuable FARMS.
For particulars see Richmond Wing, daily and
semi weekly issue. &c. 4. SIS.
RICHARDSON q CO.,
aua Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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BEWYNG.MACMENES.

uANING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
III AGENT for the sale of the WHEELER &
WILSON CSMPANY'S SEWlNG MACHINES
for the ssase OF Virginia, the connection in bus-
nesB .heretofcre existiug with GEORGE H.
HRoWN and n yseif under the style OF GEORGE
II. BROWNE CO., ceases from this date. All
persons indestedto said firm Is agents for Wheeler
their accounts only with the Undersigned as no
one else is authorized ~ collect for the company.
jy2a @. l.. RAILWAY.
yTlHE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
II MACHINE, the best for all kinds OF work,
Its sales indicate it; durability and popularity
prove 10; its work confirms 1t. Over ninety thou
sand sold last year. Call and examine IL.
Sewtpg-M schincs repaired.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent,
fe a.-d.EWHW3sn 0l3 Main street.
SEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC sEW-
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA9
ELLIPITU MACHINES.
SLOAT q ADDINGTON,
syN isiS Gary street. near Fourteenth.
III AIR.-500 bushels PLASTERERS
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NEOUNTA1N-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
I'VE known place of summer resort, situated In
Roelzash Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain, ana
within one mile OF Alton depot, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly re-
fitted with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
now open for the reception of visitors.
The air at MOUNTAlN-TOP Is always remar
ably cool, with fine freestone and chalybeate
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above Pro-
comfortable.
Guests will be conveyed to and from the depot
Tree OF charge. Address
80 ~. 60 Alton depot,
te e&--2m Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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!. .; sus,1s,iTiiiisis1TcE COMPANIES:

49, 3ANHDss1sasSH -
MTYITrrAt. ASSURANCE SOClEI1 cc
iW VIRGINIA.
49, CHARTERED 17e4.
,,,,,cr coRFEr or TENTH AND BANK STREETS
- ~ RICHMOND, VA. .si
,usrres Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
LA eGnitnbjy adjusted and promptly paid:
LoSs0' n, A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
John b. uANFUKTH, Secretary.
HENRY ID. DANFoRTH, Assistant secretary.
SAMUEL Ii. PULLMAN, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN P. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM g. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HOBS0N,
JAMES DUNLOP,
y. WILLIAM GRAY,
GEORGE DAVIS, SR.,
JAMES H. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN PURCELL,
JOHN FBEELAND,
I GARRETT r. WATSON
WILLIAM Fl. HAXALI,
WIIt,IAM Fl. PALMER aus
lire, MARINE, AND ,,,s,,n ncr
OFFICE No. l1os MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. $50, 100000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF LONDON.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.

The above mcntioned property Will be sold with
ont reserve RICHARDSON Il Co,
aus Auctioneer-.
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TOR RENT, THAT NEAT BRICK g.
II TENEMENT No. 800 north Nineteenth LII
street between Broad and Marshall. Two stories
and basement seven to eight rooms, and out
kitchen. Possession given 2oih Instant; Apply
To W. Is. ROBINS,
ans Of 1902 Main street.
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EARMvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE

Sale conducted by a. c. PULLIAM, Auctloneer.
Nv 26-eoCitd
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EOR RENT, the BRICK HOUSE a.
II on Tenth street beyond Leigh; supplied Eaa
with gas in each room hot and cold water balh
and closet up stairs; roomy yard, front and rear,
" ell shaded. To q small family 1t will be rented
K. E. ARMSTRONG,
auS1w 50a Marshall street.
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EIRE, MARINE, AND 2vr ,ns,1p ANcE
OFFICE No. l1oS MAIN STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1888.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-05
Illus bands a Id Wives.

Mr.. Alger, in his " Friendship of Wo
Eivos" of which the following is an
extract
LIT the husband be the true and pure
Guardian of his family, laboring always
e. adorn himself with the god-like gems
Of wisdom, virtue, and honor; let him
boqr himself in relation to his wife with
gracious kindness toward her faul s, with
grateful recognition Of her merits, with
steady sympathy for her trials, with hear
~ aid for her better aspirations,
and she must be Of vile stock
if she does not reverence him
nd minister nnto him with all the gra-
ces and swectnes of her nature.
LET a wife in her whole intercourse
with her husband, try the efficacy of gen.
tleness, purity, sincerity, scrupulous truth
nd meek and patient forhearance, an
i~variahle tone and manner of Difference
and if he is not brute he cannot help
rnsnccting and treating her kindly; and
" nearly all instances hn will end bv low
ing her and living happily with her.
Rrt if he is vulgar and vicions, despotic,
reckless, so rs TO have no devotion for
ho august nriZes and incorruntible pleas
ures ofexistence if she is an unappnas-
able termagant or a petty worrier. so
'al1rn ND with trihing annovances that
vhnrever she looks "the blue rotnnda the
inverse sinks intoa hnusnwiferv room" if
I've presence of each acts as morbid ir.
eitant on the nerves of the other, IN the
l"Structinn of comfort. and The low ering
# selfrespect, and the draining away of
,nanc and strength, their companionship
must infa'lihlv he companionship in
wretchedness and loss.
The banes ofdomestic life are littlpness.
'A'e'tv, vulgarity, harshness, scoiding,
0ociferation. an incpssant issuing of super
4uoHs prohibitions and others, which are
r"garded as impertinent interferences
With the general liberty and repose. and
'" provocative of wraneling or explod-
ing resentments The blessed antidotes
'hat sweeten and enrich domestic life are
""inements, tempers, forbearance from
III unnecessary commands or dictation,
AID generous allowances of mutual free
tnm Love makes obedience lighter than
liberty. Man wears noble allegiance,
"ot as collar, but as garland. The
traces are never so lovely as where they
hns dwell together they make heav-
emily home.
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PLUMs IN THE WEsT.-Mr. James l..
Budo, n the Vinton Eagle, says the fol-
lowing about plum growing:
Perhaps hundred times a wear am
s,ked if we can grow plums here to ad
vantage. AS rule the popular cuItiyat.
81 plums of the Eastern States do not
succeed here. The curculio-that miser
able pest OF the plum in all States-is so
) numerous here as to almost destroy the
crop annually. We have two excellen,
ardy kinds of plums, however, that TO a
certain extent are curculio proof. One
81 these the Miner, or Townsend plum.
seems to have originated, or at least dis
seminatedin Northwest Illinois.-In sew
eral counties OF III inois and Wisconsin. #
1as become very plentiful and popular
tIuit. Though an excellent plum for cat
ing, it is peculiarly fruit for culinary
use. When cooked it has unmistakably
the flavor OF the peach, and plenty oi
lnusekeepers can be found near GaIena
Who would not exchange their Miner
plum trees for peach trees, could the lat
ter be made equally productive. The
eaf and twigs Of this tree, as well ne tn,
Nrinkled PIT, are peculiarly like tb
PSoSh' - AtOApACAA IOWA, L0lS frult Is
lready in full bearing, and proves emf
Gently hardy and productive. 1t is very
tie in ripening, and this is supposed f.
be the main reason why it escapes the cur
culio.
(" rhe second desirable plum for Us i,
the Lombard. This is very hardy tree
with fruit of large size, blue in color
and rich bloom. In quality for eating
this is equal if not superior to the Miner
nut for culinary use 1t is far inferior. II
perhaps, mostly escapes the curculio on
account of its peculiarly tough, close
grained skin. 1t will richly pay to plant
plum trees, II confined to the two valua.
ole sorts we have named. To the anna.
teur, however, who would wish a more
extended list, the plan of MI king hen
yard of his plum orchard will enable
hlm to grow with success the Imperial
Gage, and all others that are hardy
enough to stand our climate"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-05

Rye, as crop. is not properly appre-
"i1ted. Il springs up early in the season
md is valued as grain crop long before
lover is large enough tn feed. and as a
eed crop, it is valuable for bread-more
lealthy mixed with corn than wheat
bread. Sown early it makes excellent
all feed for stock after grass has ceased
to supply pasture for stock.