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JULY BROTHER JONATHAN,
JUNE NOS. GRAHAM AND Cooley.
EOR sale by I. W. RANDOLPH & CO
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LUX sale oy 4. w. hANDOLrIa " w.,
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Is Christianity from Godi or manual OF Bible evil
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women in secret In the Nauyoo Temple In 1886, and
said TO have been revealed from God, by NJ G Van
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Life and writings of De viii Clinton, by w w Camp.
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author of Napoleon and Marshas, &c, with plates
Republican Christianity, or True Liberty, as eIhibi
ted In the life and carly oil inc 'fea'
Cd supply Of Clement Lorimer or the Book with the
Iron Clasps, by Angus Reach-$l25
A general History Of the Baptist Denomination IN
America and other parts OF the world by ID Benedict,
with plates, 8vo-S3
Sd supply of Commander Wilkes Western America,
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I'd supply of Layards Nineyah and It's Remains vols
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NOTICE

| TRE Annual Address before the Philanthropic So.
| eiely Of Hampden Sidney College, will be deliver.
.ay R. R. Howson. Esq, of Richmond, on Wednes-
AZ, 18Th June, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
r STOKES,
G. A. BASS, Committee.
E.O. FITZGERALD
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u LADIES' FAiR-The Ladies Of tho Mstha-
.Icsntenary Church will open their Fair on Monday
NJ the 2slh instant, al IL O'Clock, NJ In the store on
" Soilh side Of Main street, between 9th and 10th
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES!
The HenricO Pile Lotion I

HE HcnfICO f1lG nIOIlOn ]
THIS article, which has been used by more than tw
hundred persons In this city, has fully proven itself
10 be the best, most simple, and powerfully efcacous
remedy for this most annoying disease yet disco.
vered II is an outward application, safe. imme-
date in its relief and perfect in ls cure. Reference
can be had to the following voluntary certificates from
persons we'll known in city well many Others
whom deicacy prevents appearing In public:
From Thos. Tinsey Johnson inspector at seabrook,s
Warehouse:
Mrssrs Charles Bennett & Co.-Dsar Sirs. For the
last fifteen years have been greatly afflicted with the
Piles during which time have had the advice of
most able Physicians, tried almost every quack mrdi
cine recommended for the disease and been tice ops
rated on, without deriving any benefit. 1t was how
ever my good luck, during the last fall make trial
Of The medicine called "ienrco Pile Lotion from the
Of which, In few applications, was so much be-
neted as TO enable me To attend 10 my business with
the least inconvenience; and, from It's continued
use am cured OF the disease.
Yours, most respectfully,
From the Rev. Robert Ryfand, President OF Richmond
RICHMOND CoLtHeR. March 10, Is4a.
This ia TO certify that have used the "HenEico Pile
Lotion as remedy 10 the disease in member of my
family and that che Other remedies prOpea ix
eee.uai tss has b.ea Seeseted BY entire obsenee
u. disease recommend il TO The affected, as simple,
safe a nd ef5caclou3 RIO. RYI.ASU,
President RichmaAd College.
From Philip F. Whiie, ESQ.,:
hereby certify, that, for the last fifteen months,
have suffered mnsi severely from the Piles was 10
and severe pain-at times almost M
for business I tried various remedies-indeea. ALL
eoud hear o-but without receiving the slightest re.
lief AT length tried fenrico Pile Lotion asa The
result is, entire cure can and 90 ,rconten IL Is an
Invaluable remedy for this painful dtseaec,
Given under my hand, his 7th DAY Of March. l6is,
al Richmond. FhtLis e VIII q.
u All orders for the above Invaluable remedy must
y "tH' cHss. EMMETT 4 CO., Druggists,
! No i53, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
msy Is-d&cam
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Cooley FOR JUNE.
(ExcHlEsE BooKsroRE.)

Cooley FUR JUNE.
(ExcHiRsE BooKsroRE.)
rODEY'S LADYS BOOK Tor June-one oil
VI the most beautiful numbers ever Issued
Single copies Is cts.
Cecilia, or Woman's Love; by Dumas-25 els
Clement Lorrmer, or the Book with The Iron
Clasp-25 cts.
The Personal History and Experience of Da-
vid Copperfeld, the younger, which he never
meant TO have had published on any account
Part l, illuslrated-12 cts.
London News and Punch for Apri, 2alh.
Northern newspapers as usua!
May2l 18th ST., next 10 Post Office
TO ALL IN WANT OF BARGAINS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS
FOR C.4SH,
Al No. 225, Broad Street,
TINE subscriber has In Store large stock oil
i new and desirable DRY GOODS, OF al.
most every description, which will be sold very
cheap for cash,
SIangerss visiting the city, and the public sc
uerally, are respectfully invited TO examine, al
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS.
N. R.-Coup,Iy dealers and farmers who
NAV want 10 be supplied, will also find il .c lhei
interest 10 try the cheap cash Store,
INV ~ = WILLIAM J SWORDS,
No. DPS Broad Street, Sign of The Dry Good
Box. May 81
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DAREaEs, BAREGEs. To reduce nj
ID stock OF Figured Bareges, they Fili be d
fered at prices which ! TANK viii ensure the
sale. y. u. CdENERf,
May 81 Opposite Depot.
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" Dr. WM. A. SMITH President of Randolph
yi on College, in compliance with the wishes Of many
men. Of Mecklenburg, has consented to deliver an
s.s on the subject of African Slavery in the South,
\, :lnnsYon with The political condition of coun-
~, The address will be delivered at the College on
h, ,yenng Of the 18th Of June
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ssy l'uiiiarn ~ SIaiie Aucts.
NEGROES.
"hl DC sofa al ~ Office on The 9th day of
g: !: 8: ::
May - anc,s
LAND IN GOOCHLAND'FOR SALE AT

LAND IN GUUCFFLAND' FOR SALE n
AUCTION
IN TUESDAY, May :ath, ls49. in hr sod h, ,,h
lie auction on the premises. that ,aluahls I,.e,
OF Land IN Goochand county, known as CLARE
aioNi, and lately coupled by Sir. BENZ n AiI.r
containing a33 acres, more or lass, on James kIyrr
bounded by the lands Of Judge Robinson or nr Snrnd
deceased aud Tho Dover Pr Plantation; supposed to
contain valuable minerals, rs IL adjolns The Duy,,
RIVER Canal runs through IT, There is on the premise.
. most comfortable Dwelling House and Outhousrs
harhs, STABLES, &c all IN good repair and an excel.
ient rfnt Orchard Title believed 10 be good; but
selling as Trustees, will only convey such title as 10
'e''eu III U.s. WATKINS JAMES,
Mao j. F. ALLEN,
May S-eOtds
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For the Richmond Eaqxrsr.
The Young ladies Of Pocahontas Literary Society OF
h. Female Collegiate Institute, in Buckingham, viii
MIA Far, on Wednesday the 9th June next, for the
oo.e Of raising funds TO increase their Library.
PM, address viii be delivered before the Society on
lav
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AUCTION SALES.
IL. IL. Dickinson n Itro-
NEGRDkS

! DIS day, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold two Ne.
ma man e sn one Negro Boy, AMI one Negro Wo-
May % i''oo' q ohO.'
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.
yr,ur srmmer session OF this School will commence
i with The monia OF June and close with the month
81 M s. ppfImeim DAVID COMFORT.
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-a--'aaa=a slssai'lz
MARRIED.
DEATHS.

Y,ned, in Boston, 18th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM C.
RES. j., son Of the Hon. William G. Rives, Of
i,,Inls, TO Miss GRACE WINTHROP SEARS.
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ny ~ Is. ~ q. Is. Hill, Aucss
NEiRlllS

NEGROES.
WI oe SOLD by Us This morning al 10 O'CLOCK
one Hrstn GFl aud one Negro Woman and
three Children. dn anu
May22 N. B. & C. B. HILL an,,.
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DANK STOCK WANTED arird, 20
ID 10 IS Shares al Virginia Bank Stock
SUTTON & WINSTON.
May a No. 80, Main Suee,
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
OOO BBLS. Hydraulic Cement, manufac-
AUO tured by the Newark and Rosendale
Lime and Cement Company, warranted OF suFe-
rior quality, and will be sold low BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
May 1875 Agents tor the manufacturers.
BOYS SHIRTS.
THE subscriber has on hand fine assort-
i ment OF Boys Shirts, which will be sold
cheat for cash. SILAS MERCHANT,
Mayl7 No. ll2. Main st.
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SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHl-
NERy WORKS

1HE Proprietor of tho above Works u aow Prepared
to execute, al Northern prices, orders tor Machine
Tack Machines or the most Improved patteIns anu an
tInds Of Ironaud Brass Casting The Works arc STU
he'd central locatiop Cary street, near the Dock
and the Depot Of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond, Va, April 5th, Is4s-dketf
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TO P q YSICLANS
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
~ Extract Buchu andsWid Carrot
liberia! Tinclure Valerian Keups
Aromatic Syrup Nulgalls
Erherial Extract Valerian
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Compound
Iodure,ted Extract Sarsaparila
Prepared by PURCELL, LADD e. co,
Apo,hecaries, 90 corner Main and 18th Streets.
May %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

VIRGINIA FISH.HOOKS.
q SUTHERLAND begs leave to recon-
-. mend this article as a most superior one,
Manufactured from the best double-re6ned cast
steel which renders them of unequalled strength,
and from their excellency OF make will be found
superior to all other kinds of Fish Hooks.
Main street, opposite 'he Farmers and Virgil
mia Banks. MayS
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VGINlA REPORTS, JOURNALS OF
NERAL ASSEMBLY, &c, FOR SALE.
w Gilmer's, lyo.; Ra iolph's, 6 volumes;
Leigh's, 10 volumes; Robinson's, Q vols |;
a,an's, volumes; Reports of Decisions OF
Qrt Appeals and General Court-lS20 10 ls4S.
purnals Conventions l775-'6 and 1888.
ournals Of Legislature -l776 TO 1790-l63l
,B48.
icls of Assembly ls29-'30 to l639-40.
orders will be promptly attended 10.
WIN. H. RICHARDSON,
hay Is Secretary Commonwealth.
Nv sUPPLY-BOOTS, SHOES AND
TRUNKS.
bECElVING this day farther supply OF
i spring Boots, Shoes and Trunks, viz:
ladies beautiful CATER Boots, black and cold
Do. fine dress Walking Shoes
Do. do. Morocco Slippers
Do. beautiful Patent Leather Slippers
Do. fine Bronze Slippers
DO. beautiful Patlor or Dressing Slippers
ChiIdren's CATERS beautiful. For sale low
! PUTNEY & WATTS.
May l6
I ATTENTION
NHE subscribers are now closing up their
II business, and IN order 10 erect tnal oolect
cedily, would inform their customers and the
tblic that their stock of new and fashionable
BADLY MADE CLOTHING, &C will be
q al and below cost Tor cash. They would
10 respectfully notify all those indebted 10 them
Call promptly, and settle up their accounts, an
longer indulgence can be given.
II HOOPER & GRAFT,
May l5-2awlf No. 60, West Main Street.
n OSlERY! HOslERY!-A good lot OF Ho-
IL siery on hand
BIeached brown and blue mixed Socks, for
5ldTen
blue and white Stockings, for children
Brown, bleached, black and blue mixed Stock
Igs-ladies' sizes-all priccg
Silk and raw silk Stockings
Cotiop and thread hall Hose-amons them
,me very superior for tender ieet.
J. g. eRHSERY, opposite Depot.
Maya
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NOTICE.
TINE MISSES MURRAY, residing on lib
l. street, between Grace and franklin slrees,l
have three or four vacant rooms. The situation
is pleasant and well suited to members OF the
Legislature and others, with or without families.
May i9-dlw
PSYCHOLOGY ELECTRO MAGNETISM.
DOCTOR WILLIAMS would respectfully
~ announce tnas ne WILL Nv request. lecture
aoo eapsl'"- ~. again this evening a, Bosher's
/ Hall, commencing at the usual hour. Tickets
only Is cents at The door. A class is now form.
ing, and meets every day at the Hail al 4oclock,
10 receive private Instructions Those who wish
10 learn, win please attend at that hour. Tickets
only Si5 10 full course to learn this great
science, practically and Theoretically.
HOURS Of consultation professionally at his
rooms on llth street, between Main and Bank
streets, from 10 till 3 o'clock Charges mode
rate. Poor gratis.
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JOHN Y. MASON

JUN j. MASUN
w LII practice Law in the Court of Appeals,
co a The Chancery Court, and the Federal
s ~u's held in the city Of Richmond IT. "
q 49,. cases IN Inc Supreme Court Of the Uni.
ca,v once 10 a. his residence, corner OF 9th and
as, sIe ,a Richmond, Virginia.
5 a.srt FUSE, for Miners-We have re-
s'Af supplies. Of The best quality.
May ala Ai' ALLAN y W.
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TIL EATRE.

tVRTUNEs HOME CHALK's Of
FiCE, No. s, Main street.
Drawn Nos. Pa,apsco, SIS:
-. u Is % AZ IL ID IS 81 81 66 81
,s .aIs Day-Bei Air Lottery, No. 25 Capitals
aa'oOo 5000, 5000, 5000, 90 OF 500. rs Nos,
fdravn. Tickets 81.
also. Small Fry-S4.7oO. Tickets ST.
, CHALK'S,
May q 8 doors above the Old Market.
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~ Orderspf eertihcatesor Packages, single Tick
cts and Share, any of the above Sche address
cd the Undersigned, viii receiyethe prompt
tention, and n account of each drawine 10: wardeo
! a. soon az IL received.
Packages Crtifcaies and single Tickets Tor sale by
| J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
L May ~ Richmond virginia.
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LOTTERIES
j. w. Maurv d Co..

w a ~ a u z s
sccessors to j. G.. GREGoRv RI
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND. Virgixia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE 1870
Virginia Monongalla Lottery, Class TO- for 1910 II h.
drawn on Saturday, June and. Is No. iottsrvoIs
drawn ballots. " e''-i'
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TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA

Old DR. Townsend stout 20 sni hs
knoun the AUTHOR anil Is nvERfR u III, GENUINE ORR
GlSA TOWNSEND StRSAPAkifiA" being poor he
PEELED 20 Limit manufacture, y which has lern
Of market aud the si cim,crii h only who
10 worth and hal reached
hee those 3ho had trea healed drs.es
saved ram death pciaim-i s excellence and wonderful HEALING
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29
ELHU BUERITT,
Sacrctari2 IS Of the London Peace Congress Com
nuec.

\ person has been lecturng at Newport, Eng
lanl, on The errors Of modern astronomy" and
attempted to prove that the earth is round as a
Cart-Whccl, and fiat as Il pancake.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, of the Ist inst.
says that one thousand men are now at work on
th3ncr,h end Of the Cleveland, Columbus, and
Cincinnati railroad.
An invention is announced to protect banks
and shops from robbery. The moment tie
r9eucs touch the locks inside or out, oaIyauic
battery knocks them down and rings bell.
The following lines serve to illustrate, If no
thing else, the mere used by the Gold Hunters
in thcir sau Tor The gold regions. They are
from tn Ga,est al OJSrt,r-
Jump away Jonathan; jag a,u4, gcmma;
Cuhorliia's made of ol4 wei get as rich as Linn.
Come Lads leave your dads; search e., gold brick o
Cutsiich, rigAt sIlcAi aaI SAL Tor Sta Francisco.
OyE OF THE "BErrlN'' CAUSE.-THE Earl Of
EglingtOn wins BIZ the races tor the Derby, indie
pendcltly Of his bets, nearly $4,000. Putting
his bets into the general sum, it viii amount to
$ll2,09o. This IS the third time the Earl has
Won thus on similarly heavy staked races.
REMARkA8LE pHsSo4zyA.- singular cur-
REM of air orer he L1ts.-We were informed
This morning by thc captain q the schooner Ira
ve.er. that yesterday morning, on his passage to
tais. city from Michigan side, while not breath
of ar st.rrel the water, which was perfectly I'M
run led. and clear ana smooth as mirror, q
braeze was constantly blowing alo0 50 strong
Thar with her iorS9S a.ul SCI, the schooner ran
segen lli 'es an hoar for ,9gal is3urs. Ddri0g
al! t.lls time no breeze Was ial. on deck, blt on
going mp the rigging some teI or fifteen fest
or more, UlC wind ld hs sea-ialv per erred
increasing in violence higher uP, aud bending
aud twisting tae EaQinasls as la s severe -sslc.
thraugh the sl.li water with tic lower canvass
useless. ard not air enough on deck, and al the
same TN the upper sails weTa lllled and strained
70 their utmost capacity, WAS singular beyond
description. This Is certainly a VERY rcmagSa-
bic phenomenon, such as selt,,m oceufa on land
or water Il viii b. remembered that al this
same time a strong wind from tho cast was blow
ing here Wisconsin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM MAJ.
ZINNI TO Ii. LESSEPS.

NaZzlni has written a letter to Lessers
the French Ambassador, in which he places
the attitude of France towards Rome in no
enviable light. The following are the con-
Guiding passages of the letter, well worthy
the President of the Roman Republic.
To-day, in the midst Of this crisis, in
fear Of French, Austrian, and Neapoli,an
invasion, our position is amclioratcd-ouy
credit has improved, our paper is discount
ed at II per cent, our army is increased,
and the entire population behind US is ready
to rise up. You see Rome with your own
eyes, and you have heard of the heroic
combat Of Bologna. l write alone, during
the night, in the midst of the most profound
calm, and find that at midnight our gates,
our walls, our barricades, are provided with
brave defenders by The passing along Of a
single word, without noise or alarm.
There is at the bottom of every heart
determination the most profound to ac-
complish the destruction Of the temporal
power Of the Pope. All bear the same ha-
tred for the government of priests, under
whatever form il may be presented. say
hatred, not TO men, but to the government.
Towards individuals, our people, thank
/ God, since the commencement OF the repub-
lie, have eyer been generous but the idea
OF clerical government, Of pontld king,
sels Us in a rage. We shall fight to the
last against all projects Of restoration.
Right and left were agreed. All with orc
voice excIailn, The temporal power of the
Pope is at an end
with such a population wha, is to be
done Is there a free people who can as
sumo 10 itself the right to compel it 10 re-
ceive a deposed government! return to
old form would be the destruction Of the
country. The struggle of secret associa>
tons would commence; anarchy would
prevail III the bosom of Italy; reaction
would take place, and vengeance would he
engralled in the hearts Of people who
only wish 10 forget. Il will be the brand
of war lighted in the centre Of Europe.
Il will be tic declaration Of extreme parties
disgracing tie government Of republican
order, Of which We are to-day the organs.
France does not desire this great oaiam-
ty-neither lis government, nor its chief,
the nephew Of Napoleon. Above all, it Is
not in presence of an Austrian and Neapo-
| Titan invasion that she can persevere in so
odious policy. Should you do SO, there
viii be something in your conduct which
viii remind the world OF the hldeous con
! sm4acy against Poland 1872. Moreover,
| there Is an lnpossiblity ol success. even
Il Frsnce desired IL. The flag raised by
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ANALOGIEs FOR \ CHRISTIAN.

The swan sublucs The eagle when he attacks
hcrin h0rown element; so the weakest Christian
may su,duc his strongest Zoe, if be will but keep
ms place and do his duty.
The Frost thatnips the foliage Of the mulberry
hl'Is nor the silk worm graded in its leaves; So,
'hrlS'mn calamity may blight your bowers OF
case; but it canot destroy YOU.
Cmnobar, by being bruised, becomes brilliant
and glows into ysrnjilion; SO Christian charac-
Ter IS made beautiful by adversely.
Corais, ogatcs and crystals are found on a
stormy shore; thus the rugged soul finds Gods
most precious gifts in the rugged path of sorrow.
The magnetic fluid is invisible, but its effects
are powerlul; SO divine influence may draw the
soul heaycnward, but be known only by its cl-
cCts.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29

THE Search for SIR John Franklin
.?band0nci.-The correspondent of the
United States Gazette, this morning says:
1.-The board of Naval otlicers-consist-
ing OF Commodores Warrington. Skinner,
and Smilh-to whom the Secretary Of the
Navy referred the proposition for fitting out
an expedition in search Of Sir John Frank
lin, have reported against the feasibility OF
the enterprise on various grounds-hecause
the season is too far advanced to reach the west
coast of the continent in time TO prosecute
the search according to the projected plan,
and because the government owns no YES
sells adapted to this peculiar description oil
service.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29
Religious.
GIVE


Gipe 10 him that dSketh thee"
IT the poor man pass thy door,
Give him Of thy bountcous store:
Give him food, and give him gold
Give him shelter from the cold;
Aid him his lone life to live,
For It's angel-likc to give.
Though world riches thou hast not
Give to him of poorer lot;
Think thee Of the widows mite:
In the holy Masters SIGHT,
Ut was more, thousand fold.
Than the rich mans hoard of gold.
Give; it is the better part:
Give to him the poor in heart,
Give of love in large degree,
Give of hope and sympathy;
Cheer to them who SIGH forlorn.
Light to him whose lamp is gone.
Give the grey-haired wanderor room:
Lead him gently to the tomb;
Let him not in lriendIess cline,
Float adown the Tide of time;
Il lear the mothers lonely call,
She, the dearest one of all.
And the lost, abandoned onc,
THY pathway do not shun;
olthy Kindness She hath need;
Bind with balm the bruised reed;
Give, and gifts above all price,
Shall be thine in Paradise.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29

CrR1ous EFFECT OF ToBAcco.-At 4
meeting OF the !" Academic des Sciences,
paper was brought forward by NJ. Car
bonnet, upon the the effect of tobacco on
the workmen employed to make cigars and
prepare tobacco. II would appear that out
Of four hundred and twenty females, whose
husbands followed the occupation, three
hundred and tilty-six had tIcIRs; but with
regard to health. out OF one thousand work
men, three hundred and ferry became ema-
eialed 10 the highes, degree, and sixty >lour
in secondary manner.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-29

SENSITIVE GLAss-The Cincinnati Com
mereiaI says that gentleman OF that city
has discovered method of making glass
sensitive to poison. Zone Of these glasses
ne saws, were shown to US IN which water
was forced. and il remained any her
tumbler. but on adding little poison the
glass flew at once into several pieces. This
is something more mysterious than has been
exhibited yet, and we can say IN all conf
dcnce that The exhibition will be one Of re-
markable scientific wonder.