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NJ EFT THE PEACRMAKER SCUM

-H-1 THE NEWS!-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS! EMO.
RY s co. bea! the world in selling przes PEI
drawing of the Susquehanna Lottery of Yesterday
Nos. rs rs, the grand and magnificent prize O.
$50 600, in a half ticket, was sold to gentleman
from Old Town, his first purchase from the old es
tablshed house of Emory s. Co. This is not all
four of $1,000, and several smaller prizes sold to Gus
toners, Emory & Co. in tip top luck and no mistake
THIS DAY DRAWS A BEAUTY
rs Nos. and II drawn ballots.
! ofi0 600 DOLLARS! of 1000 DOLLARS!
Of 2009 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS
AND 10 OF 81 900 EACH.
Tickets only S4-sharss in proportion
This is a beauty for packages EMORY & co.
say to and all, call and purchase ticket in this
beautiful scheme-more prizes than blanks, and the
risk on package is only Sl4. Qa- Call and see the
beautiful pizes now on file, and Try your luck.
05- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per-
son or by mail 10 the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY CO., u. S. Lottery Agency,
No. 3 Ualvert-st,, ID Lottery office
1t from Baltimore street,
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AL NJ A r A c..
YENO CURE ToOTHACH

H AND PRESERVE HEALl
09- THE TOOTHACH is always cured Il
minute by an application of WHEELER,S TEAL
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still prI
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will ID
ed; Soltness of the Gums will be cured; all Bid
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, an
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept nd
and in the best Of health by its use. Sold by
]. nj, HAIG, No 1873 Baltimore street
ie3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper sAI
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TO THE P1BLIC.

" NOW'S THE DAY, NOW's THE HOUR!
fortune favOrs the Brave Wanted a few recruits
10 fight in a successful war against Dame Fortune !
ANY persons wishing to realize fortune without
marching to the "HalIs of MOntezuma,'' and there
riskHg life, when neat comfortable living can be
he'd at the "CHuital Prize Depot" of NJ DOYLE, by
risking from Dc cents TO $40, for which see the
below handsome schemes, TO be drawn this week:
THURSDAY, CAPITAL $4,000, tickets So, shares
in proportion
Look out for the showers of small gold pieces
which always follows the drawing of the Small Fry
On FRIDAY, Sep ember 25th, The Grand Thomas
Thumb Lottery comes off, capital 81, 600 whoes ST. ,
halves SO cents, quarters 25 cetts. Certificates of
packages of wholes, consisting of D tickets, will be
ISIS ued at the low price Of $l2 halves &c. quarters &c.
eighths Sl5O. This good opportunity for small
venture.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety oflucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share All orders peg
mail or otherwise, addressed
M. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstrset,
II fR1 Opposite B 81 o. r.. r. Depot.
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0g-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate. ....
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can De obtained at any establishment in the United
States q. S. FRYER,
Milf No. Nerth Gay street.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

m5- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
ne Office OF the Clipper, 134 BALTIMORE -sT'-as
MAMMOTH mrs Much larger than any other
"N""o1h BILLS ONCE can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE * HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaces with latest styles of type and new
ami splenddmachnery ordong work, in eUery style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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H7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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HEALTH OF BosToN. The deaths in Boston
for the week ending Sept 18th, were II, OF
which % died of disease of the bowels, of
typhus fever of consumntion.
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ANOTHER VETo ON GOVERNMENT PROPER
TY. The steamboat Whirlwnd arrived, says
the St. Louis Republican of the 18th inst, Just
as our paper was going to press, from the Mis-
souri,. She reports the loss of the steam boat
Ohio, hence for Fort Leavenworth, laden with
about scventy-fve tons government stores Tor
the army, comprising 800 cases of arms and
accoutrements, a lot of tents, about 90 Wagons
and a quantity Of groceries and other stores.
She struck Polk Stalk some miles below Ar
row Rock, and lies in 6 or feet water. The
property of the government, intended for the
army, will be lost. There was no insurance
on the boat.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 90. !

Opposite Barnum's, BAIT Nd. {
NS~OFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md Conso.
dated Lottery, class No. &c. for 1886 For benefit Of
the Susquehanna Canal:
IS 6 rs ii sc 7S 80 % SO 40 7 10 60
G and IS being the lst and ID drawn Nos each s1CC
6 and 76, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 80
ID and &C. being the Sd and 4lh drawn Nos each 50
II and So, being the 4h and 5th drawn Nos each 40
Sc and 70, being the 9Th and 9th; or 80 and rs, be-
ing the 9th and 7th drawn Nos. each 30
A lIhaving Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 30
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 4" 10
II EMORY s. CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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HE HAS COT A LITTLE HIGHER up sTREET,

NDEIWttN VNl AND TIULIIIUAI, NU' UdsJ
A The subscriber respectfully in -
orms his customers aud the pub sruaaasiSa
Ic that he has Removed his Fashionable Shoe Slort
from No. % TO No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET
-four doors east of Holiday where he will be happy
10 serve his customers and the public with CATERS
and SHOES of every kind and style, all of his owl
manufacture, cheaper than any other store in thi:
city Ladies will do well to call and judge for them
selves, at my new and fash ionabe shoe Store, No
"a BALTIMORE STREET.
WILLIAM COLES.
N. B. One word to my friends in East Baltimore
my worthy partner, Mr.. T. MCCORMICK, who is al
ways TO be found at cur store No. 100 BROAD
WAY, between Pratt and Cough streets, where we
will sell Ladies and Gentemen's BOOTS & SHOES
cheaper than ever sold before by us, all of The hes
quality. &c Ladies just call at COLE s. McCOR
mICK'S cheap Shoe Store, Broadway. se24-frs3l*
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YALE COLLEGE. Professor Wooisey has ac-
cepted his appointment as President of this in
stituiion, and viii probably soon be inaugura-
ted
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ED.


At East River on the | lth inst. GEORGE HuTs
Baltimore, in the 32d year of his age.
AT Louisville, Ky. on the 25th ult. Mrs, ANN
NELSON ROGERS, aged as years, consort OF Wi
Rogers, formerly Of Baltimore.
On the 18th inst. at East Nottingham, Cecil CO
after a severe illness, Mr. SAMUEL Brown, Jr, il
33d year of his age.
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GHEPPARD A. LEAIxIE.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iel2 6m No. Il COURTLAND ST,
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ANOTHER FATAL OCCURRENCE ON THE Elk
RIVER. About 10 o'clock on Monday night
as the steamer Express was on her way up Elk
River from Baltimore to Philadelphia, she ran
down an open boat loaded with poaches and
containing four men. Two of the men were
drowned. The other two were saved by the
exertlons of the crew Of the Express. One of
those lost was named James Craige. He lived
on the Elk The other was a native of Mas
sachusetts, and was the brother-in-law Of R. II.
Thomas, of Philadelphia.
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FORGERY Henry B Hart, a clerk for MIR.
J. B. King, in New York, has been arrested on
a charge of altering a check for SCI.
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FIRE, The confectionery and grocery store
of Mr.. G. w, Lewis, Frankfort, Ky, and that
adjoining, occupied by Messrs. Warren & Aid
ridge, were destroyed by fire short time ago.
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IMPROVEMENT IN PRIcEs. The Journal o
Commerce says, the downward tendency of the
prices of domestics has been arrested, and the
current turned the other way. Printing cloths,
sheetings, and other heavy goods, have abso-
lutely risen within week very decidedly,
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OUR Book TABLE. Mr.. William Taylor has laid
upon our t. Bile the following publications:
Pictorial History of Ireland, No. 8; price 25 cents
The Statesmen OF the Commonwealth of England,
with treatise on the popular progress in English
History-No 4; price 25 cents
Harper's Illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare,
Nos. Ill and ll2
Anatomy and Physiology for wonien with an APP
pendix, or Water Cure--by Mary G Cove:
Atowan or, Incidents of Life and Adventure in
the Rocky NJ cunt ains-by an Amateur Traveller
edited by ]. Watson Webb, In the ded cation of this
work Mr.. Webs states that it was written by noble
man of England Of distinguished merit. We have not
read the work, which is in two volumes, handsomely
published by Harper Brothers.
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OHIo RIVER. At Wheeling, on Tuesday, s
feet ? inches III the channel, and rising
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INDIANA, The Official majority for Whit
con t, tie NerocEat'c candidate !cr Governor
is4,tj-.
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II w. TILYARD, SURGEON Dentist,
EHs N. w. corner of
jy2l-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD SITS,
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FRAUD IN Wool. Several parcels of wool
received in New York, from the West, the
Journal of Commerce says, have been found to
have their weight increased and quality injur-
ed by the following process. The leeces are
opened, and the insides wet and stuffed with
tags of valueless wool and sometimes even
with dirt; after which, they are rolled up and
packed in the usual way, As it is customary
for the dealers here to assert the heeces with
out opening them, it is very easy for such fraud
to escape all suspicion till it is discovered by
the manufacturer. This is rascaly.
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TAs MUsEuN-FIrst appearance Of Mr.. Silsbee'
This favorite Yankee comedian, who has been en- p
gagged for limited number of nights, will make his
first appearance the saloon this evening, in the new
American comedy of'The Yankee in Jersey" This
is said to be ofhis best parts After the comedy,
a variety of singing and dancing-the whole TO con-
cude with the laughable farce of''Vaet de SHAM .
We predict a crowded saloon every evening during
The engagement of Mr.. Sisbee.
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sPLENDIO WATCuEs.

GtOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL d.
ET CLARK opens great variety of Gold and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains for ladies' and gentemen also, gold
Guard Keys; Fob Chains and Seals, with great va .
nety OF beautiful Jewelry. SEGA
GNOLD MEDALLI0NS. Gold Medaons
SF of very handsome finish, received this day and
Tor sale G. d, CLARK, Water street,
sega second door from Calvert
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A WHITE COOK WANTED, at No. %
IN Aisquth street, opposite JacksOn-st
.kzA FOR SALE. large three story brick dwell
80 ling on Cathedrast., lot % by $50 feet; two
%A'nS story brick warehouses on Hanover-st.; Il two
story brick dwelling on N. Chares st near ST Paul's
Church; one near FrankliE-st; r three story brick
house, in fee, Courand ST. for $500, rents for
1925; three story brick house on Pratt street. near
Centre Market Space; a store and dwelling. corner
of High and Lombard-sts a brick house on Hollins
street, near the new Catholic Church, for 400;
brick house on N. Eden ST for $780, lot Is by 80 feet
also, houses al and $500 each
GROUND RENTS WANTED Apply to
THOS J. GOTT, Al Second street,
se24-2l adjoining the Exchange.
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TEyo DAGUERREoTYPE PORTRAIT MAKERS
j We have on consignment, an assortment of SUI
perior Rosewood FRAMES, which we will sell upon
accommodating terms. ..-...-
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
seq No. $50 Baltimore street.
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EBRTNTiNG PAPEK-l250 reams Printing
III Paper, from 1864, 90 lbs TO SO lbs per ream,
received and for sale by TURF Err NUDGE,
se2l Nos South Charles ai.
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NO. We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of a cure performed by DR., CULLEN'S
INuIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
Iy goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
bty of imposition. There is a large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents.
whose names will be found attached to the certif-
Gates,
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MJEW COAL YARD,
I% HOWARD ST, OPPOSITE CENTRE.
An the varieties of COAL, suitable for Crates,
Stoves, ana Cooking Ranges-lor sale by
ala Ans HENRY SHIRK.
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MARINE DISASTER. Hearty Loss Of Bread
Sh!GS. On the 10th, the propeller Goliah,
bound down from Buffalo, with cargo of 5000
bushels wheat and 1000 bbls, flour, sprung a
leak between Cleveland and Sandusky. The
flour was thrown overheard. Capt Easter
brook, finding that the leak was gaining upon
them, headed her toward Black River and ran
her ashore on the rocks near the point where
the brig Emigrant was lost. Both vessel and
cargo are insured.
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TICKETS S4-HaTVes S2-quHrters ST.
Certificate of package of 25 quarter tickets 8 g.
FOf lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos of the Md Lottery, class 36, drawn
September %, lowest prize SlO
rs rs ii Sc 75 80 % SO 40 7 70 SO
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EEILLER IS CO.'S OLD ESTABLISHED
1EM LOTTERY OFFICE, corner of Baltimore and
st. Paul streets, where prizes are daily sold for
small Outlays.
THIS DAY, Sept. "a, will be drawn the Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class No. 39-75 Nos. and IA
dawn Ballots. For benefit Of Town of Bel Air:
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I To " FTuLt-sT.
Also by Geo. w. JONES' cor. Baltimore and High sts;
Seth 5. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. f,
Perkins s Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 6l Thames-st; Elisha n. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George Il. Keer
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. st2l-lw
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THE CAPTAIN OF THE WASHINGTON The
New York Herald says, that Geo. M. Bache
was the Captain of the U. S. brig Washington
who was wa he'd overheard, and lost from that
vessel, with eleven sailors, recently. In the
loss ofCapt. Bache the service is deprived OF
one of its most efficient officers. We believe
that he was one of the descendants of Franklin
We learn that he married daughter of Com
Patterson.
New ROUTE BETWEEN BosroN AND New
YORK. large and heavy steamer, of l450
tons burthen, and 9l5 feet long, is in the course
ofcompletion at New York, which is intended
as the pioneer of a new line about to be estab-
lished to run from that city to Fall River, and
thence to Boston by Railroad She will cost
when completed, $4,000 Another of the
same size will be shortly contracted for.
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Barque Averon, Jordan, Gulf of Mexico, Clark
X cIlogg.
Co.
Schr josephine, Latourett", New York, MankI
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: a'''9 From the La Grange Democrat
Incidents in the Life OF a
FPadIapS4,

Fred Grisworld was what might be
called as2eculating Pedlar.a Born and
brought up, as he had been, in Connec-
t,cut-he possessed all that shrewd
cunning and knowledge Of mankind, SO
essential to one Of his calling, and for
which the Yankees are so celebrated;
he knew his man at glance, and could
guess the kind Of goods q man would
want, BY the looks Of the premises
He was not, however, as the reader
NAV suppose, dealer in wooden nut
megs. tinware, brass clocks, or any
thing of that nature; buta regulartrav-
cling merchant, with "a little Of every
thing" from a paper Of pins to the most
splendid broadcloths. Il ),
He was a native of Connectlcut, as
we have before stated-but he had MI
grated to the western part Of the State
of New York, and settled in the town
Of c., which place he made his
head quarters--and from whence ne
made excursions into Pennsylvania
Virginia, Maryland, Ohio &c. He had
followed this profession from the age
orfourteens and his favorite policy was
never 70 refuse anything man might
offer in payment Tor goods, trusting to
his own ingenuity to dispose of the ar.
ticIes thus obtained, 10 advantage; and
he seldom lost money on them. asss
fssAt 40 t;,,,a he yvas travelling with
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A Fetter beneath the Flowers.

BY MISS ANNA L. HAMILTON. q
Cupid flung his garland, gaily.
"a O'er me inseeming play agatssistg{
Sage experience whispered, daily,
ssse Break the chain while you may. a
Why, cried I, tits but toy. ,s..t.
Formed Of many fragrant flower;
Let me still its ssweets enjoy, 3l@ So ~
II Lean break itany hour! a3Ai Z
Long sported freely, lightly,
az With my soft and glowing chain, - aa
All! it clasps my heart so tightly, sa g1i
Imust break the toy in twain. s..i5e, ~
q Vain resolve! The chain that binds me,
eoss Hardens meath my struggling VIII; g Z
Fast the blossoms fall around me, iit
Bur THE FETTER LINGERs STILL.
New Richmond, OHIO.
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p o u II R Y .
The Value Of Labor.

Ho, ye who at the anvil toll, z aelsEf'a9s
elAnd strike the sounding blow, ~ oadsft
Where from the burning irons breast,
Tbesparks fly to and fro,
While answering 10 the hammers ring,
And fires intenser glow i8a e 93
Oh. while ye feel 'ds hard TO toll "a
5 And sweat the long day through, rsspg s
Remember, it's harder still I,
To have no work to do. ~
Ho, We who till the stubborn soil, a
Whose hard hands guide the plows has5es
Who bend beneath the summers sun,
With burning cheek and brow
Ys deem the curse still clings to earth K 1sa
From oldsn time dill now,
But while ye feel 'tis hard to toll & ls
And labor all day through,
Remember it is harder still ,
To have no work TO do sa %iB
Ho, We who plow the seas blue field ~
Who ride the restless wave,
Beneath whose gallant vessels keel f . g
There lies ayawning grave, s
Around whose bark the wintry winds
Like fields OF fury rave
oh, while ye feel 'tis hard to toll = s9't
And labor long hours through ga.1
Remember, 1t is harder still s .,af
Tohays no work to do. .Yg .
Ho, We upon whose fevered cheeks
The hectic glow ID bright, t4
Whose mental toll wears out the day a,s
And half the weary night; m IN
Who labor for the souls of men
Champions Of truth and right
Although you fell your toll is hard 4
e E'en with this glorious view, all ~ .gy.
Remember it is harder still N. ~ .gst &,
To have no work to do.
Ho, all who labor-all who strive! 20 #
~ Ye WELD lofty power. t4 s.e so
Do with your might. do with your strength,
Fill every golden hour! N-
The glorious privilege TO DO oF 80
Is mans most noble dover;
Oh, to your birthright and yourselves.
To your own souls be true! iis9 eaiie
A weary wretched life is theirs, l ssfi gI
10 Who have no work to do, e,.isi =. yis
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In view Of these facts, Arthur formed

In view OF these facts, Arthur formed
his plan.
"Father, may lend my half dollarg
"To some spendthrift boyg'
sIwont lend it without good security.
The father was pleased that his son
had the idea Of good security in his
head; he would not inquire what it was
for; he wished Arthur to decide that
for himself. He told him to lend it, BUT
to be careful not to lose it.
"l'll bel sure about lhat," said Arthur.
Arthur took his half dollar and ran
to the poor widow and gave it to her,
and came away before she had time TO
thank him.
At night his father asked him if he
had put out his money.
eyes, sir" said Arthur. T.
"To whom did you lend III"
~ gave it to poor starving widow,
in Mr., Hare's house,"
There was flown gathering on his
fathers brow as he said, "Do you call
that lendingG Did you not ask per-
mission to lend it9 Have a son that
will deceive me?"
"No sir" said Arthur, ~ did lend il"
He opened his Bible, that he had ready,
with his finger on the place. "He that
giyethIto the poor, r,lsndeth to the Lord"
IL lent il to the Lord, and call that
written promise good security"
"Lent il to the Lord! He will ney-
er pay YOU"
dYesh he will--it says he will repay
again."
ri thought you had more sense"
said his father; but this was not said IN
an angry tone. The truth was, the old
man was pleased with the ingenuity, as
he called it, of his boy.
He did not wish to discourage that.
So he took out his purse and handed
Arthur half dollar. "Here, the Lord
will never pay--I must, or you will
never see your money again."
"Thank you, sir," said Arthur. Sin
my way Of thinking" said Arthur to
himself, aths Lord has paid me, and
much sooner than expected, too;
didn't hardly expect he would pay me
in money. The hearts of all men are
lin biz hand, and the gold and silver are
his, he has disposed my father to pay
it to me. I'll lend it again.
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The following may be called very
definite answer: aWill you apologize
or fighti" "Sare, will"