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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
E MORRIS 81 co., (sUcoEssoRs TO D. PAINE

E1S NORRIS 81 CO., (SUccEssoRs TO D. PAINE
d Q IL Co.. Managers of Lotteries
ID MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL's III
We have again the pleasure of announcing to the
this agency. On the 22d of August we sold to
citizen of Richmond the whole of the capital of
TWENTY THOUSAND. DOLLARS,
and on the next day we returned for the want Of a
THOUSAND, making three capital prizes cent 10 this
agency in the short space o.! go days, amounting to
ONE HuNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS!! In addition 10 tn Sc we have sold
since the first OF August prize of $780, 1000, 1000,
and numerous smaller ones. Let it be remembered
these prizes have all been sold in lotteries under the
management OF f. Morris q Co More of the same sort
can De mad and 10 obtain them, direct your orders TO
F. MORRIS & CO., or
G. w. PURCELL, Richmond.
$4,000 SOLD.
Drawn numbers OF Nd Consolidated No. A. Aug. % ::
Is II 46 IS 80 50 SO 65 Is 70 81.
Whole Nos. IL rs, the capital OF $4,000, sold and
paid at sight by PURCELL.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated, Glass 81:
25 SO 40 DC a 80 &c 10 is % 43 80 "a 26 10 81
Whole Is 40 50, the grand capital of $40 900, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL, for want OF
$4,000.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated Glass N:
81 "a II 7 al IS SO rs CT 81 81 81 80 81 69.
Whole, 3 "a 81, the grand capital of $50 900, re-
turned to the Managers for want of purchaser.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER
$4,000 10000. 10000
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 81 to be drawn at Bal
tmore on Wednesday, Oct. s. rs Nos, 13 drawn.
CAPITALS.
Of $4,000 4 of. $4,000
lof........... 20 900 of. ..... 1865
/ Of 10000 25 of. ......... 1000
Tickets SO, halves So, quarters So SO. Certifcat
of a package of whoes $l30-shares in proportion.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER IL.
@4S,5O3 GRAND CAPITAL.
20 prizes of $4,000.
Grand Consolidated, Glass W. to be drawn at Balt-
more, Saturday, Oct. H. rs Nos, II drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1prize Of S4S SOB. 20 OF S000 1879 of 5000
Tickets SIS, halves 81 So quarters So IS. Cetifi-
cate OF package of whoes $l95-shares in propro-
ion.
$4,000, 10000, 10000, so of 1000, SO of 500.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class a. to be drawn at Bal
more Wednesday, Oct. Is. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
CAPITALS
Of. $4,000 1of.............. $4,000
OF. ........... 10000 l Of. ............. 2S7O
of ........... 10000 so Of. ........... 1000
of............ 5000 SO OF. ............. 500
Tickets $40, halves IS, quarters 50 so. Certificate
of package OF wholes $l2o-shares in proportion.
1880, 20 Of 5000, 25 of 1900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 25 TO be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday Oct. is. 70 Nos, IL drawn
! of. ..-....... $37500 25 Of. .......... $50
rs oi............ 800 1874 OF. ....... .... $50
Tickets $40, halves S., quarters 50 so. Certificate
of package of whoes, Sl40-sharcs in proportion
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
BY DAVENP0 ES7F, AL EN- & CO.

DE DIV EMO FIT, All EN- d CD.
RA6@ CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
TFSy@P HATS, 800 SIDES SOLE LEATHER
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, lst October,
1851, will sell at auction store, at 10 o'clock
large assortment of fresh and desirable goods Tor
fall and winter sales, consisting of
Gents fine calf Boots
Mems heavy winter Boots
Boys do do do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogues aad Brogans
BOYS do do do do
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Misses Buskins, Ties, Boots, &c.
ALSO-l50 cases Silk and Wool Hats
800 sides Sole Leather
80 cases Richmond made brogues
Trunks, Shoehread &c
TERMs.- Under 500 cash, 800 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

1shs great pleasure in offering his services TO The
citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity in Astrology,
Ph}sognomy and Signs. and gives true, correct aud
satisfactory information, having made predictions TO
Napoleon in 1873 previous to his downfall in Moscow;
Prince Berandoue to be King OF Sweden in 1912, &c.
lie also refers to the prediction of the election OF Gen
Taylor to the Presidency He can be consulted in
lie.
TERMs-Ladies so cents, Gentlemen 81. Nativties
calculated according 10 Geomaucy; for ladies, So, in
full, S.. Gentlemen, SO, in full, s.. His office is on
Main. Office hours from o'clock in the morning
till in the evening. Sc 26-Im*
ERENCH PATENT CANDLES, manulac-
Il tured by Mitchell Il Co.--l50 boxes, landing and
for sale by
Sc 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
ORANGE IL ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD,

ITO CONTRACTORs.-Sea Proposals will be
l. received at this office, until the LIST day of Ooto-
Der inclusive, for the graduation and masonry OF tho
Third Section of the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road and of the Warenton Branch Railroad.
The length of the main road now to be let completes
the line to Gordonsvile, distance of 26a miles. The
length OF the Branch Road is miles.
The work will be divided into mile Sections twill
be for examination and after the Goth inst Spec-,
fications will be ready at the same time.
Bidders unknown to the undersigned, mus; produce
satisfactory testimonials.
By order of the Board
Sc lS-td T. c. ATKTNSON r. u
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

SPLENDID RICH SILKS. for dresses, selling
~ off cheap at MAILERT'S, No. al Main street
1900 yards plain, changeabe and rich figured, fancy
cooured and black Dress SILKS, selling off at
unprecedented low prices, say from four shillngs
ayard to higher prices.
Ladies wshag to purchase silk dress will find it
to their advantage by calling soon at
AUG. MAILERT'S Cheap Store,
90 No IL Main at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

EDEPPEK-5O bags, for sale by
H. Sc % DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
HpARGAINS IN LADIES' DRESS'GOODS,
ED AT AUGUSTUS MAILERT'S CHEAP
STORE, Al Main street, will open this morning
about 1000 yards of rich Cashmeres and Mousns,
bought cheap for cash at the Northern auctions, which
intend to run off for the low price of shilling the
yard , and upwards. Call soon or you will miss them
Sc 20 AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

e AANIEL I'll. LONDON. IMPORTER OF
~ FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
GOODS, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN DRY
GOODS offers for sale, for cash, to punciua Gus
toners, upon the usual credits, large assortment of
Shawls and ladies' Wrappings. In the stock will be
HfSiF1p so aN s1T9 # fSs bE
Some most exquisite Styles and very costly, as well
as the lower grades.
FRENCH PRINTs-These designs are of the
very best, and the colours and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths
Paris Cassmeres and Vestings superb and yery tasty
Cloths and black Doeskins, in all styles.
German Hosiery very low.
Gloves and Suspenders.
Blankets in every style and colour some Bed Blan--
kets, OF the most expensive kind.
SIX Goods Tor dresses; few Antique Dresses in
patterns
Checked and brocade coloured Silks.
Black Italian and French Silks, cheaper than hereto
DOMESTIC GOODS, made IN vriginia-a-4 and
"A Sheetngs and Shirtngs. AS these Goods have
come mo my hands under peculiar circumstances,
they will be furnished to my customers at a cent
the yard less than the factory prices
VIRGINIA MADE CLOTHS-6-4 at 1928, and
"a D., black eoatlngs at Is cts. These are the best
Cloths, and the cheapest sold in the State As
lhe LOTS small speedy application from those who
IN FLANNELs AND KERsEYs, the es stock psis' will
KENTUCKY JEANS AND WOOLLENs.-My
impressions are that in these styles OF Goods, the trade
will find the very best bargains ever offered.
LACES, COLLARS AND CUFFS-London
made; very handsome and cheap Caters and London
top Goats. in all styles As may be useful merely to
classify some of the styles in the assortment have
done so but no one who comes TO the market to buy
any goods, ought to fail to examine the stock and to
buy such goods as they need because they cheap
they be bought anywhere, being imported, az
far as practicable, by myself and selected with express
reference to the Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes
see trade
The Merchants and others who need goods in GUAM
titles, are informed that by arrangement which has
been completed, their orders will be executed for any
styles Of goods and delivered in Richmond. Their Or
des will be executed by OF the largest and most req
liable American Commission Houses resident in Log-
don and in every instance the original invoices will he
produced and verified, and the cost of every Or
der charged for, and Custom House duties paid here
if the parties desire it. The goods when thus ordered
must be paid TOR upon their landing, and in every ia
stance must be at the risk Of those who order them
gs7 All the papers in Virginia that copied my spring
advertisement will copy this l3-ts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

TIT M. CON II I'D. COMMISSION MER-
a. Q CHANT, second door above 18th on Cary ST.,
is in constant receipt of country produce, such as
FLOUR, BUTTER, LARD, &C.. to which he calls
the attention OF de lers and consumers.
GO IS-2au2W
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
HANDSOME APOLOGY.

4 VEKY TiANDSUNTE APULUGY.
The New Yoik Euening Post democratic Adolf.
tom inquiries of the Washington Union whether it
desires promote to prevent the and success
of the Democr attic party in the State of New York;
The implication of this very pregnant interogalory
is obvious. II the Union desires promote this sue
cess, then the Van Burens, and b. F. But
Ter, and the Eoeng Post, and the other members and
journals OF the Batnburners, with distinguished
consideration"
In reply the Union makes one Of the handsomes
apologies that have recently fallen under our obserya-
ton. 1t is so wonderfully diplomatic, that we must
give entire specimen Of this kind composition of
worth OF Preservation and remembrance.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

RLD DOMINION NAILS.-Dealers and others
" will find our Old Dominion brand OF Nails oil
most superior quality and prices Tor them very low
We are manufacturing every size from 3dy TO inch
spikes; also box, box lining, warehouse fence furnish
ing and flooring Nails.
iY 26-eo2m WIN g. TRIPLETT & co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

~ FOH EEN ON SALE.-IH ne v6IV Capa
kll cious and convenient house known "Persco s.
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, Marshall
and 9th streets
Aso, the brick house adjoining my residence 9Th
street, recently the property OF Mrs Myers Several de-
sirable additions and improvements will be made for
good tenant. Apply to Mrs Taylor, Richmond, or
by letter, Hanover Court House, 10
au 29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30


"We trust that The manner in which we have spoken
OF the proceedings OF the late Democratic State Con-
venton in New York has precuded the necessity of
any further reply. In common with The whole Demo.
cratic press OF the State have hailed she union of
the New York Democracy upon a sound national
platform OF principle aud It's avowed purpose to unite
traternaIly with the National Democratic party as
cheering omens OF Democratic triumph both in the En-
pife State and in the country In this view, we have
felt called upon to enter protest against any
struet ION OF the proceedings OF the State Convention
which appeared to us unsound in itself, and likely
defeat either OF these great objects; but in SO doing has
not been and will not be, purpose transcend the
limits OF fair and friendly diacussion."
If there is anything in which the Union is es-
pecally distinguished, it is its power of "construc-
ton" Let ii put It's own construction" upon black
and it becomes white orthwh, and by the token
white becomes black. Our construction" of the Uni
ons apology to the Post is simply this: "We do not
intend TO place such construction upon your State
proceedings will prevent from asserting that the
Barnburners have knucked to the Old Hunkers, and
that they all stand together the Compromise plat
form. This obliged TO protest diligently, whe-
Their it is not; but will be very fair and friend
ly about it, and Abolition friends kindly as
possible. "-Repubtic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

: WEBSTER DELEGATloN.-We learn from the
Boston papers of yesterday that the following list Of
delegates was selected Wednesday, in Worces.
ter, 10 represent that city in the Webster Conven.
tlon:-John Green, Otis Corbett, Geo L. Rice, E.
II. Bowen, A. II. Buoch, VIM. Barker, Horatio
n Tower, Charles G. Prautiee, George Bowen,
Dan'l ". Lincoln, Horace Ayres, Jno C. Ripley,
Stephen Bartlett, Joseph Bert, William R. Paine,
Charles Whltcomb, Henry 6. Bates, Wm. E. Rich
ardson, Francis II. Kinnicut, Beriah, Curtis, Geo
W. Richardson, Farley Hammond, Allen Harris.
The papers do not inform us when, how, or where,
this delegation was selected. We can find no Wor-
cester man, who heard Of any meeting for the pur-
pose, or saw any notice calling such meeting In.
deed the Worcester Wing lecturers, previous to the
election, declared wherever they went, that the par
ty repudiated Webstersm, and the Fugitive Slave
Law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
SECOND DESPATCH.

New YORK, Mo- 20.
The melancholy occurrence of this afternoon
has cast a solemn gloom over our city.
Nearly 100 little ones were precipltated to the
floor oftheir play room, presenting one OF the
most awful spectaces ever witnessed. Child al
ter child rushed down the I orrble pit, crushing
beneath their weight those who had preceded
them, while others eaped violently down the
chasu, mingling their life blood with those of
their comrades. More than 70 Children thus
rushed into the jaws Of death, and although few
escaped, though MANNED for life, some 80 were
instantly killed.
.sI..s.,. ssha arca ned death d-eadint2
injured. Large numbers were Immediately car
red to their homes by their bewildered parents
so that the exact extent ofthe calamity has moi
| yet been ascertained.
| The excitement at the School-house and the 9Th
! Ward Statou.house was such as has been seldom i
ever witnessed in city The scene of parents
clasping their dead and dying children beggars de
scriptlon, and horrible TO behold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToE.-This houae has,
during last year, been entirely remodelled, in the
most modern and improved style, very much en-
larged, and furnished in the best manner, and is now
one Of the best Hotels IN the country. II is conven-
ienty located for business being Hanover Street,
but few doors from Court Street; and is under the
excellent management Of LEWIS RICE, Esq, who is
well and lavorably known toslhe travelling public,
and whose utmost exertons are used (and with cap
jtal success,) to make all his guests feel comforta-
BE, happy, and perfectly At home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
For The spY.l
p.vcbologv.---Dr. Williams.


" rr,rop.-Tbose OF our citizens who en-
;,ed ,be rich treat on Tuesday evening, oil witness
-, b,se astounding experiments m E'ecifo-I 9AohV
- ,yiu moi he surprised that we should eau ile
sieuion Of your readers 10 the idct 'n"' III -
Hams will lecture but one evening more anu ~
Who are interested in this subject Cana VINO 's "oJ
r,a have hnt one more opportunity 10 'S'e" ~ ~, ~
Dr or IN witness bis complete control over d" 'uo
senses and even over the strongest passions Vi INC
human mind 3D.. ,.o,,e ren-
He not only causes the subject TO eat cayenne pep
no, a. suoar with the guso, but transforms tue
- - ,,,,uer He also induces complete lnto%-
isa,ipn by uniber OF pure water, and changes 'h's
,ste 10 one of perect soberness by dunk o' o'a1
dy He at once, by word, eNci'es Tue ~, ~ 80
aud aronisitive faculties, that the SUBJECT WI" 'e'
4 everything that he can lay ms ha'oS ga" 90 e
word. change this state the opposite extreme oi
R, the most practical demonstration, Is the great
facility with which pain Is removed. IL cgaSes a.
by magic at the potent Command OF the III anu
again. he can instantly produce the most acute pam
and suffering He makes the subject at once a man
If glass liable Ia be broken TO pieces hy the siign'-
est loncb. He breaks him to pieces, and mehds hh
with the most perfect ease; tasiens ponderous
weights and unsghty Objects 20 the noses ana men
disieures the visase by robing II oil this nipf'"n'
organ and all this is done easily and the Suoleels
manifest their asonishmeut, horror, pleasure, by
sgns 50 NATURAL that not single spectator can LOT
moment doubt that TO the mind OF the SUBJECT, II Is
reality.
BIZ, the lucid and philosophical explanations OF
these phenomena which Dr. Williams gives Is H'ia l
10 dpsire more especially to commend He dscloses
the mystery which has heretofore involved this sub
iect, and which other lecturers have endeayored to
keep secret. His plain and conclusive arguments
and his eleious method of expianatlon have gre at
" pleased his hearers and the pupil VINO nave at
tended his private classes, satisfied with the IN
srnction impaired.
DR.. Williams has showed US the difference be-
tween the nlssmeric state, and that which he indu
! ces the former is abnormal or diseased sia'e
= and the continued practice fit, may be injurious
while the latter state is perfectly healthy one, de-
pendant on the atmospherca medium for support
and not on the nervous influences dispensed by the
operation. o.
versed. that DR.. w is fully acquainted with n
If subject, and that his experiments have never oee
eqraed by any one who has lectured in this CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
BE Really.

We remind our friend to be prepared on Monday
for all sorts Of games Be early Al she polls, every
voter, to prcrni the HIngs 17Ua dissolsilg The met
iAs.
STAY AT THE Polls, every voter, until YOU
have elected representative. Don't give up the
ship.
BESREPA Red WITH VOTES Ger second hai-
lot Many election is lost for wan, Of this pre-
caution.
osE VOTE may decide The election. Don't IOee
that one vote
Ii YOU Gail the rs, ballot, Try again. 1t may be
expedieut after the 6rst ballot, change your oand
date. Be prepared to do 50. Have candidate
aud the votes ready. Remember that if the ballot
ing commences one minute before sunset, it is legal
and can be finished ia the evening. SAVE THr
STATE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

MADAME B1scAocIASTI.-We have already al
Iuded to the first Grant Concert OF Mad Biscaecan
ii, to take place Briney Hall on Monday esening.
Mr. C. Mueller, pianist Of eminent talents, will al
so appear on this occasion. We bespeak for our
talented American "sky ark,"a generou recep-
tionirom the citizens of Worcester. The Boston
Post says, at the Concert of the Musical Fund in
that city,
Mad. Biscacciant excited the most enthusiastic
applause by her splendid yocalzation; she actually
astonished those intimately acquainted with her I'M
common powers by her remarkable and brilliant ex-
ecttion. Boston has reason to feel proud of child
Of such genius. writer in the Home Journal, in a
criticism ofihis adys pei Torrance observes: "Mad
anne Biscaccian's success is certain, for she thor
oughly merits it but it ought also TO be subject Of
national pride, and all Americans ought to show
that (unikc the English, who exclusively patronzt
toreiln taIenD they are ready AMI willing to recog
nize and applaud talent which belongs TO their
soiI.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
THE RoAD to the gold diggings, from the

THE ROAD to the gold dggings, from the
=. States, passes through tract of Country,
49, 'ne hieAioens have exprossively named
Tue D"tuvr7 - = -'ip 1 bose afflicted Win
the California fever should ponder this desrrip--
ton of it, which we take from the N. Y. Tribune :
6 If there is section Of country OF in Gods
wi e extended creation thatcan surpass thai large
scope Of couniry lying between Salt Lake Valley
nd sesr oy77tff4s st@-' ~
fInlber, and everything that has a tendency to
cheer up the spirits of the wearied traveller, am
sure that don't care see it, From the sink of
Humboldt River, across the desert to Carson
River, my heart was sickened at seeing the
great destruction Of property, VIZ: wagons, car
riages, dead horses, mules, and cattle, whose
cases lie thick all the glound, in state Of
preservation, the skins and good deal of the
flesh being dried to the bones, the water, marshes
and air, being so strongly mpregnaled with illiSali,
that it has tendency to keep off the devonring
insects and birds of prey, But the worst is not
half told yet; TO see every two hundred Yards a
grave, where father, mother, brother, or sister,
has been buried, but the train is out Of sight,
the corpse is disinterred by The prowlng golf OF
| the savage Indian--the bones to bleach upon the
! great American Desert.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

The Panama Star relates the foil owing incident

The Panama Star relates the foil owing incident
Of the recent disturbances at Chagres:
We have heard letter read, dated Chagres,
25tli inst the statements Of which are almost too
horrible for belief il is from member OF the lam
ily of MIR. ]. " orm>, merchant OF this c'iy, VINO
leh here a few days since in enieebed health, Tor
Havana, accompanied by his wife. child, sister, and
Dr. Huntington, a talented Young American phJsi-
clan, who had been ON this coast for sone YEARS
The letter saws that on arriving in sight OF Chagfes,
the boatnen seeng and hearing the firing Of guns
ON The American side, refused 10 land the party
there, and touk them to the naive side
As tn, boat landed, MIR. Huntington jumped ashore,
WHERE he was beset by a crowd OF negroes, Who ut
orally cut him to prices.
negro then seized the child from the arms OF
the mother, and in an instant would have dashe
out its brains on the gunwale Of the boat, but wat h
strength and determination oil purpose which only
a mother could command at such moment, she re-
covered 1t and sprang with it into The river Hap
ilv or her and all the IF the party, at that IN >
Al he p.als priest at Lhe 'ssi'd tue
water. Claiming TO be French citizens, and not
Americans the priest, with some difficulty. got the
naffy int. house, where they remained without
;nisS, unill Capt Sra,nons, oflhe British steamer
k,ady took them under the protection of his flag,
uui n transported them to the American steamer
Ohio
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

~ The twenty eighth anniversary Of the New
York Bible Society was celebrated on Monday eve
ming in the Tabernacle Receipts from church cot
Iections, individual subscriptions, requests, and 9th
er sources, amounted to ZAP, l27 "a, and the expen-
SEES for the same period were less than that sum by
1924, which is the amount in the surplus now on
hand, after paying of deht Of $500. l3l, s2l vol.
umes-BibIes and Testaments--we distributed du
ring the past year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
D1Rr.-CThere is no harm in having ones

DIRT.-(There is no harm in having ones
lreludices corrected, now and lhen:-)
i Old DIR. Cooper, of South Carolina, used to
ay to bis students, ''Don't be afraid of a little
iirt, young gentlemen. What is dirt? Why,
nothing at all offensive, when chemically viewed.
Rub little alkali upon that dirty grease-spot'
ION your coat, land il undergoes a chemical change,
and becomes soap. Now rub it with little wa
tier, and it disappears; it is neither grease, soap,
water nor dirt. That is not a very odorous pile
ofdlr you observe there. Well, scatter little
gypsum over it, and it is no longer dirty. Every
thing you call dirt is worthy of your notice as
students Of chemistry. Anayze it! 1t will all
separate into very clean elements. Dirt makes
corn, corn makes bread and meat land that makes
a$very sweet young lady that saw one of you
kissing last night So, after all, you were kiss
ing dirt particularly if she whitens her skin
wi b chalk or fuIler's earth. There is no telling,
young gentlemen, what is Dirt