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PUBIIc THaPERANCB Meeting IN MAN
cHEsrER.-The members of Manchester
Council, No. 102, Friends of Temperance,
propose holding public temperance meet
ing :at the Baptist church this evening at 8
CLOCK. Addresses ay.be expected from
prominent friends of the cause. The mem-
Defs OF Manchester Council, No. 102,
FRIENDS OF Temperance, win meet puncs
tually at o'clock at their hall.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-More sor-
row and suffering, and more helpless families to
be provided for. General accident policies Issued
by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Hartford, Conn.,, secure .you, at a small cost
against death or injury by accidents ofALL kinds.
Apply TO Z. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent
l1l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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A SHORT HoLIDAY.-Thc negro Price
who was serving tour of duty in the
jcwclry department, and played the trlant
on Monday morning, was rearrestcd i'll the
evening by Captain Disney.
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HENRY KAYToN, regular optician, from the
Academy of Munchen, Germany, has on hand q
great assortment Of Eyeglasses and Spectacles-
pebbles and crystals; also, j. <. Spencer & Co. 3
New York Glasses, at very moderate prices.
HfNnY KAYToN, SCI Broad street, near the corner
of Sixth, ~ s.-a. t.rsy
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Remember - In your promenade OF an eve
ning the neat ice-cream saloon ut "JACKsos's,"
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers TO families, pic-nics,
fairs, Sea, &C., pure ice-cream In any quantity
and ofaoy flavor desired. .ts4a,sr {, j. .s.,s
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PERsoNAL.-Colone EDWARD yIcKERs, now
a large contractor on the Western North Caro-
lima railroad, and the advocate Of the "rishts ,,
Of the workiugman during the memorable Walker
canvass Of 1860, is now soIourntng in this city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Prnsoss leaving the city for the summer
can have the. Dispatch ,nailed to their ad-
dress by ordering the same ut this Office.
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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81. ELLYsoN 6 Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspape In Virginia. North Care.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates. for cash. Apply at this oisce.
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HEBREW WEDD1NG.-Miss Amelia Millhi-
ser, daughter of SIR. NJ. Millhiser, on Israel
ite OF wealth and high social position, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Sampson Hirsllat
the Eloventh-Street synagogue last eve
ming. The ceremony used was that of the
Hebrew people, and was performed by Rev.
DIR. A. Bettelheim, minister of the congrega-
ton, of which the parties married were
members. The synagogue was crowded to
its utmost capacity Win DOM Jews 1it anu
Gentiles, and many who were not so fortu-
nate as to obtain tickets of admission were
unable to get within the doors: a large
number of our most prominent citizens
were interested spectators Of the cere-
mony. ),
The nuptails were throughout conducted
with the propriety and refined accompani-
ments which mark the high breeding OF the
" and becomingly attired, and her blushinS
beauty was q subject of universal remark,
while the department. Of the bridegroom
was all that could be desired.
Tho seryices Mt the sYp2SOIlle occupied
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r.. PORT OF RICHMOND, August 10, 1870.
5 .>.s.s -.srts.g ARRIVED s...z,4<s. 5,s, Z
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L, b. Tatum.
merchandise and passengers, w. z. Brett. "a
j Schooner Quickstep, -, New York, bone-dust
TO Downward, Anderson & Co., and powder to a..
Y. Stokes &c Go. 5lzsst zta-t 5s
sioop sophie, Coleman, james river, wheat
HaSall, Crcnshaw 81 Co. e,4st, --4s
sts gs SAILED. - ssssrsy
{ steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msf
chandise aud passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner William Frayser, Appfegarth, Balti-
more, merchandise, Curtis Parker.
( +. MEMORANDA. EE<ss%e.s
Z WEST PoIST, August Io.--ASrived, steamer Viz
ginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
Sengers, York RiTer Railroad Company, aud sail
ed on return. sr. II.
ACQUIA CREEK, August 1p.-ArEived, steamer
Georgeanna, Freeman, Baltimore, .merchandise
ana passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and sailed on return.
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. S. A. WINsTocK begs leave to inform the public
that be has opened loan Office at No. II Four.
teenth street, between Main aud franklin streets,
where he will lend money on diamonds, watches,
jewclry, and silverware. Closed on Saturdays.
s. a. WINsToCK,
No. II Fourteenth street, 4
between Main and Franslln streets. i
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APPLEToH's RAILWAY GUIDE FOR AUGUST
at ELLYsoN Il TAYLoR's popular news depot,
uls Main street. Price, twenty-five cents.
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THE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
| CoMrhNf. ~ NEW YNRk-nRGhNN, n
IIsp ~ leI2- .fHE LARGEST lMSDKANG;E ;
COMPANY i.E TUE WuKID-CASli ASSETS
OVER $1,000, ,VSN.-Thi. is an all. cash and
yrDdy mnt,trl c,mpnRy-no dioidcnd$ {" SfoGk-
I.idsr,, which time and ndexrcr!ence ha- proven TO
niy,d,u,is PAYABLE ut the end IF the GrSt year
r,nn ali p"llrics, Increasing annually through
i,, aud srcsedi"g those " any c0r2a1lp IN ne
a., rtf which can 1t uGcd 10 decrease Lie prem l.
,irs or Ia purchase additional insurance, al III"
nuit"n of tn. po.irr-hoi'!,r. re9drdt"$% V me
J., nm nf n. insured. PCcininnls pay able annu-
,0gv. syini-aunualiy, or quarterly.
The agent invites The attention oil ministers oi
lr,, Gospel 10 his liberal plan for Insurance on
p.ir lives III this company.
~ J. y. MCGAw, Medical Examiner. n5
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred {
more, FOR sale al the Dispatch counting-roon,. !.
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The Prussiau victory Is not near so decisive as
sE. B. SPENCE g. SONS great success In selling
S6Sf and gentemen's furnishing
ready y-made 3eSf is The place for bSrgaias:
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nSSnt half an hour. At S O'Clock III essg
evening the wedding banquet, given by the
parents of the bride, took place at the
Spotswood Hotel. Luek, Of that popular
establishment, did his best, and the enter
tainment was truly sumptuous. 1t was at
tended by large company, remarkable for
gaiety and brilliancy, and the festivities
were not brought to a close until an early
hour this morning. sf.s.. e..
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.AUcTIoa SALES rams pay.

a. G.. PULLIhM VIII sell at 4 e. H., improved
!. real estate In Manchester, and Msrx,s addi-
tion to said town. s,ss:tl EE5Gft sss 3S
THOMAS w. kEESEE viii sch at his sales
+. rooms at 10 O'Clock furniture, mattresses,
- bookcases, etc. sEst ~. sssts{ ssiss
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LOCAL, DlEECTpES--NKW YORK: ..
; Il Archibald. u. Il. NJ. Consul. chairman :;
A. Low, or \. A. Low & Brothers y. =. Jat-
,,Iy -; +. :. Jallray Il Co.; Richard irwin, of
i.,c,,Yr,i Irwin & Co.: David Saloutan j Boor-
-. -, .Irhnstrn. of J. foorman Johnston S Co. !;
r,mc, stuart "rJ. j. Stuart.
In. company limits itself entirely to FIRE
&n LOSSES cquitably adjusted and PROMPT
~ rAlt.
I,,, hustn. IS Of this company, extending over a
,.tind of sixty seven years, having hccn uniform
!, PROSPEROUS. has won for them 4 high rrfuta-
non throughout the world FOR careful management
and iuanciaI strength. The patronage ri the IN
rnr public IS solicited, with spccl a attention
in ,ur lNcral rates ofprcminn.
JOHN ii. CI .,tBDHNE & CO.,
General A. ..1iis State OF Virginia.
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CoasIaNERs or GRAM by tho Danyilse
railroad will sec an important notice in ms!
othar colunn, which they WI! do WeH to-
hooiI. ~ ~ 81
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&c Wellington street, Strand.
Oh. WALK Err,

70 WeIHngtOn Street, oCTlnu.
"Proved Mt London, with codicil, 18th
July, 1870, by the oath of Georgina Ho-
garth, spinster, and John Forster, Esq,
the executors, to whom administration was
granted"
The personal property of Mr.. Dickens is
sworn under eS0,0O0. The will is written
in blue ink, and occupies a whole sheet of
ordinary letter paper.
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7. Aaithfll wife passed through town IN
Kansas the other day with her deerepit
husband lashed to her bac
8 Two ladies OF .Leavenworth have 30 in-
jured their feet by wearing the fashionable
high.hee,ed shoes rs to be tuable to stand
yIf1 a.5.s. s5
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ESTABLISHED 1888.

,,ri,al stock ard snrpipS over. SS,0hN, 600 oO
y, H,stinrutS in United States ....... G57, 1915 ~
'"%'>,r ;ni, rryrstcrsd SIC, bonds. $4,000 90
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\ NpIlCE.--THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP-
.+ra ZION L" the capital stock or the Richmond
WI, snchbnrg Railroad Company (stra!ght shootj
,In'" ~ npened under the supervision OF commits
lLr rnT' appointed for that purpose. on and after
li."' ' aay OF September, 1870, at the following
iis,, y hlcduoid ut the banking house OF Wiz
E1y..a ~. teancs Co.; Lyne1lbrg, at the Office or
inIE,un. Brown Esq. at the court hOuses.o OF the
al n,. 1na, buckineha,n, md Appomattox. Also.
Cos,a,i.Hice iHHice or Colonel William Is. Woodbridge,
u! II i u Chesterfield county, aad ut the Town
- az Tie town 9C Mapchester. D ~ 2'.l
So WILLIAM p. BURWELL, III
Su* tsep5 =. " ~ WI ppt
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FoR aALE.

gEft, FOE SALE. ~ g
REIECH GOAT FOR SALE.-A fine
Iy1 MILCH GOAT may be had low by Calling az
LEE Main stresa. - au ,lo--26T s
9tANAL-BOATS FOR SALE.-!TWo No.
" 1 DECKED CANAL-B0hTSf Tor sale low by
w. ID. T0MPkINS d BR0THEB,.
:, au s--sts Basin bank.
TOHN KELLY, TWENTIETH STREET
~ BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, oFFElsS
One FIRST-CLAsS AsSAMBULANCE. nearly new: !:
One HEWcFauR.HQRSES STREET w ASIoNs ~
NEW and SEGQHIl HAND GA RTsS ~
ARMY WAGONS, HAL 1sss. dc. s, . &.
N B..-i Will nay the highest market rrtcD foL.
rags BONES, and III @, delivered at any OF
thetepotafn She city. q r,.,rsy s,r = " -
n an e-ir1 I'll ~ g1.s nssl-s. :.
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AmUsEagENTs.

HOP AT HUGUENOT SPRINGS. A9
IL u There viii be- HOP at the HUGUE S2s
N{jr 9PRINGS on FRIDAY EVENING GfH
NEXT, August 12tli. Splendid MUSIC enrxaEeM
gagged for the occasion. Ia ,.r,.,s,s
q au o. 3t N.sE0BB a. CO.
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vy ICOwARDTN &c rIYSON.
INSURANCE t,NMpANHES.


1suTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
MI VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED lTaS.
orrrcs CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
r,surcs Buildings by psrpeiuai or annual policy,
osscS cduitabiy adjusted aud promptly paid.
Il. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent. +
John 4. DhNFBEfH, Secretary.
urNRY ID. DANrogTH, Assistant Secretary. Z
SAMUEL II. ruLLItM, Collector. Z
DIRECTORS:
JkQUEI,IN L. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. ALLAN,
JDliN G. HoBSoS, :
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
GtOHGE DAVIS. SR.,
JAMES II. GRANT,
AIfRED T. HARMS,
JOHN rVKCELL,
JOHN FREEi.hSD,
GARRETT r. WATSON.
WILLIAM II. UANhLL, i
WILLIAM III. PALMER. aus
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try to g1lide themselves by the teaching OF
the New, Testament in its broad spirit,
and 10 nut no faith In any mans narrow
construction of its letter here or there: IN
witness whereof /, the said Charles DICK,
ems. the testator, have to this my last VIII
and Testament set my hand this twelfth day
of NAV. I'M the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and 5sfSty-nlne.
go e's' z. CHARLES DICKENS:
assigned. published, and declared by the
above named Charles Dickens, the testat0r,
ais and for his last win and testament, Ill the
presence ofus (present together at the saiIae
Etime), who in his presence, at ms requese,
and in the presence Of each other, nave
hereunto subscribed our names rs VIII
nesses. &:sG Ut. doLDsH@okrH, @
aNo. 90 Wellington street, Strand
sfHEERY WALKER,
emo. 90 Wellington street, Strand.
az. Charles Dickens, of Gadshili- place,
near Rochester, in the county of Kent,
Esnuire. declare this to be o codicil to my
last will and testament, which viii bear
date the 10Th day of May, 1869. 9Ye TO
my son Charles Dickens the younger oil my
share and interest in the weekly journal
called AH the Year Round, which is now
conducted under articles of partnership
made between me and William Henry
Wills, and the said Charles Dickens the
younger, and all my share and interest in
the stereotypes, stock, and other effects De-
longing to the said partnership, he detray-.
ing my share of all debts and liabilities OF
the said partnership which may be out
standing Mt the time of my decease, and IN
all other respects l confirm my said viii.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand the I'd day Of June, in the year of our
lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. CHARLES DICKENS.
stSigned and declared by the said Charles
Dickens, the tesRAtor, as and for codicil to
his will, in the presence of us (prcsent at
the same time) who, at his request, in his
presence, and in the presence of each other,
hereunto subscribe our names as witnesses.
go. WORDSWORTH,
&c Wellington street, Strand.
oh. WALKER,
20 Wellington street, Strand.
"Proved at London, with codicil, 18th
July, 1870, by the oath of Georgina Ho-
garth, spinster, and John Forster, Esq,
the executors, to whom administration was
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LOCAL DlEECTNES--NKW YOEt

I,,Stru ,,tf i. ST. JomN, Assistant Manager.
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Kao,o all Men by these Pssseafs assss..
That --, the undezgigled, do hereby consfs..
tute and appoint attoriey, 5Ss sssse
may DE brought before the meeting af Tie Sl0ek.
holders of tIe Richmond and Dahsilic RainSAa
day CT - or al any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby SF8afyipg ali the acfs sid aztqf
ney In the premises. fully IS IL feTe pfeSsgt
and voting In person. st - 80 Is ]. .
In testimony whereof -----ss have nereHafO
affixed baud this day Of .-----. s.gSzsss
jy 10-d&swfd 2s{-s4 5ss<i sAsf
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A:.uhutunt 1ispatfll,
THURSDAY. AUGUST Il, 1870

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE, COMBINED CIR.
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITf.
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.
DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.

JAMES HOLCOMBF. LII. D., Principal;
w. Il. ABBOT, graduate of tile University of
Virginia, Vicc.priuclpal.
ASSOCIATE TEACHEkS:
hLoNZO HILL, graduate of the University Of
Virginia;
w. S. GRAVES, graduate OF w ashiueton College :;
+. ~. WILSON, gtaauatc or TIE University OF
Edinburgh.
The next session will begin or the FIRST OF
SEP TENDER aud close OH the 25lh of June. In
iermediatc vacation from the Goth OF December I'd
2oth ofJanuary.
In addition to the academic and scientific course,
instruction will be given In bookkeeping, COM
TERMS: S375 !; Onc-iall In advance. No extra
charges.
For further Information address the Principal,
Bellevue post-ofIlce, Bedford county. au 1-lw
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,,IRt, MARINE, AND

trlRE. MARINE, AND
LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No. lIeS MAIN sFkEEf.
r,lITAL RErRESEHTED..... $50 ,e0o,oo0.
iNrEEiAt. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OE l.ONnON.
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The will of Charles Dickens.

The following is a copy in full of the will
of Charles Dickens, which has just been
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DhNDOLPII MACON COLLEGE.-Fall
h session will open on LAST TIL UnSDAY in
S9:rTEMBFR, ani. continue till LAST THURS
DAY INJUEE.
For particulars, address Rev. DR.. DUNCAN,
president of The College, or
iY 70 st1TA1rf ,->---s1 sbland Va.
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BsAgKNE fNFEH4LlGEagE. /

IMMATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST IL 1870
3un rises. ............ s1a Noon rises 7.3t
sun sets. 54S High Lide. 12.6t
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VOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF THE
4 VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street between Twenty-second and
Twenty-thlrd streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
The duties of this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus Of terms application can be nude TO
the StIY YERIDRESS Of the Academy.
Goo
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1Y The boats os The lla .E5 = -
YERs AND KANAW H. -
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYH o. and SSc 4.31kz1t2 -
Freight aud tolls on goods FOR Lynchbnrg -
6syend collected @ .on deilvnryar as 's
oe afforded ecnsfgneex, but no cbltgasf6n is as-
sun,et, to deliver down freight eleeHhfre sisan st
My freigis viii nSs be delivered TIL charS esars
paid. @ 81 ets.s = Ssss Il ,,r ssif 49,. g
+ dsM % A1 - "a : EDWXRD lii1R DDfELoHsAssas.
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nRUss, mEuICsaKs, De.

+ A T WOOD q SONS NEW DRUa
IN sTORE!ean be found the ~ ~ q
- FINEST HAIfslsRJISHES, az - ~
COLOGNE WATERS, ~ : 81
.EXTRACTS,sD - s. 80 - s. ~.
LAYENDEK and other erSCENTEDW ATERs,
rOMABES, - 80. 80 ~ ~ ;sazi
~ TOOTH-BRUSIIES.g Is q
ToooTH.4asaE aad PoWDsas;a&a.s and
: FaEsI and aEEIaBLE MEDICINES and
ts5f Bts5sjg i CHEMICALS 81 y
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN from my farD1,s last nil sa RED
- OK, with white facc. A ltbeRaf EewaTd III be
paid for his recovery. tCIIASTAfN WHITE.
4 AUGUST o, 1870. ns ;Ssf hif 10 &
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sDLUNT'S AROMATIC IA ERIGAN
% GINGER--The moot potent OF all prasafa-
pains In the abdomen, dtrorfeEed h0wels, nervous
debility, tntemperaDce. etc. During the warm
months keep q botao BY you, Price, 25c. For
sale by tss Ef5 III :, !.
aup 7ss,5s-ts .E-ss'a .. Es; UUt24ssz
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[HARNETYSg COMPOUND. :. ~ a
IST 81 VEGETABLE RITTERs.
An excellent tonic IN ali cases or dentiisys It
inyigotatcs appetite, stsengthens digestion, ax-
cites scticn Of the liver, regulates the re-
Prepared and sold by DE. JOHN B. GARNETT,
Druggist, No. ets Broad stxecss Rift0aOHdss VA.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

PuesAcIous capers--Sirkipg attitudes !
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

THE following beautiful and impressive dis
course was delivered upon the occasion of the fu-
reral OF A. S. FLAeG. member of the Indepen-
dent Order OF Odd Fellows, who died at Hudson,
Wis, a few weeks since.
Truthful and noble in its defense Of the princi-
pies of the Order, it is an eloquent tribute to the
good deeds. perfect friendships, and kind charities
which characterize those secret societies whose
great aim is to make men better.-EDs. JOURNAL.l
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02
JOB w O r x,
/" HRsLTH rs WEALTH"

HR.ELTH rs WEALTH..
A clear bright eye
That can pierce the sky
with the sire myth Of an eagles vision,
And a steady brain
That can bear the strain
And shock OF the worlds collision;
Awell-knit frame.
With a rndly fame
Aglow. and the pulses leaping
With the measured time
OF a dulcet rhyme,
Their beautiful record keeping;
A rounded cheek,
Where the roses speak
or soil that is rich for thriving,
And chest so grand
That the lungs expand
Exultant, without the strlvingi
A breath like morn.
With the crimson dawn
Is fresh in its dewy sweetness;
A manner bright,
And a spirit light.
With JOY At its full completeness;
o. give me these.
Natures harmOnies,
And keep all your golden treasures;
For what is wealth
TO the boon of health
And its sweet attendant pleasures
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j. ANDERS,

H. c. COTTON,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON Office over welch's
j. drug store, Broad-st. 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

square will be counted the spsee Of oas Inch.
Business cards S lines OF less S., 90 . year.
Iegals eharged at this rstes prescribed by stat1ts
Sprcal notices Is cents line for hrsf insertion
ard 10 cents fur each snbstsequent insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for In sds
vance: all others quarterl-.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, viii To
continued until ordered nst and charged Aseeaihst
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-21

That is very important month with the
bees, indeed it my be said that the mouth
Of April decides the prosperity of most
stocks. Bees need and should have con-
siderable care during this month Strong
colonies have been breeding more or less
for the past three moaths. but now they
commence in earnest and the last of this
month should find them very populous.
aad drones ought to appcer IN good stocks
by the first of May. Finely ground uu-
bolted rye -four fed to them now is very
important, go much so that no good bee
keeper can affored to have his bees without
it. Spread it about an inch deep in shall
low trought and put it about a rod from
the hives. On all warm days they will
not be slow in convincing US that they
fully appreciate the favor we have confer
ed upan them. This answers the pur-
pose # fresh pollen (bee bread, and is
eagerly appropriated until the real article
can be obtained from flowers This feed
stimulates early and extensive breeding,
and also helps to leDgthen out the supply
of honey until flowers appear, SO that no
swarm dies for want of few pounds more
honey. Is would be shame for them to
come to.grief now, when they are so near
through. [ have no don't that q judicious
feeding of about three fourths Of a pound
of honey per day during this month and
next, to even heavy stocks, would be am
paid for in large early swarms and sur
plus honey during the season. Bat this
would require some care not to excite rob-
ing. and must,not be omitted single day
The larvae Of the month should be look
ed after as the season advances. In the
morning there are usually more or less
found Ga the bottom of the board stiff with
cold, but if not destroyed will find their
way up among the combs again during the
day. If hives have not been properly ven
tillated. or from any cause, some combs
are mouldy. cut them now, for they are
worse than nothing in the hive. All up
ward ventilation should be shut off now
if it has not been done before.
G.. W#P. lJERRARD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-21

''EvEa OF THEE "A sad story is con-
nected with the name of the writer of the
beautiful song Ever of thee which
has been sung and admired by SO many
in this country and Europe: Folly Hall
was gentleman by birth and education.
Wealthy in his own right, with large cx-
pectatlon, he led needless life-nos
choosing his associates, but allowing HIM
self to be drawn tosociety of the vicious
His prosperity soon disappeared, and he
was left without the means to buy his
daily bread, His musical talents had
been highly cultivated. bat as he never
needed them, he scarcely knew to what
degree they could be made availablo. In
his distress, however,he wrote the charm
ing song, "Ever of thee" A london
publisher gave him one hundred dollars
for it but that amount, with such spend
thrith, would not last long. He wrote
other songs, but the money not coming as
fast as he wished. in a weak moment be
forged the publishers name, and although
every effort was made even by the pub
lisher-to save him, it was no use, and
poor Folly Hall went to Newgate, and
died broken hearted before his trial came