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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

NIETRO POIITAN DIVISION, No. H. viii hold meeting
M tomorrow friday night at o'clock, at Temperance
Hell, T. street, between 9th aud 10th.
R CLERKS in the various Departments and at the Capt.
to Wings und Democrats of every creed and party,
and from every State informed that this Division
formed expressly their benefit and that all invited
join t. Any persons wishing to join will attend the next
meeting of the Division
49, Strangers in the city especially invited to visit
Metropolitan Division.
lima lit H. NJ. McGILL r. s.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

as~ we are compelled, by necessity, to
adopt the of Of contemporaries and subject
every communication to advertising terms. BY pursuing
the opposite course columns have been overwhelmed
with articles which posses interest to the general reader
Persons may publish what they please, respecting them
selves or friends within the limits of our advertising col
umna But the space reserved general and political
intelligence shall not be invaded
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

EaF' " The party" is supreme with the Demo
Gratis The Barnburners, though by all means
disposed to 90 the ticket" make some wry faces
at swallowing the platform" it is stated but,
interpreting it to suit themselves at present. they
will insist on the recognition of their interpreta,
ton by-and by
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Railway & Co.'S New Remedy,

For the cure of scrofa Nodes White Swelling Carries
the Bones Syphilis &C. 1t is daily performing miracles IN
curing the sick and Kidding the system OF diseases Inc
new medicine is called RAILWAYS RESoNATING REsoLvENT
Price of the Resolvent, ST.
no. For sale by G. sroTT 4 CO. aud W H. GILMAN. "1ee
tuna 5--ht
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

SOMETHING FOR THE CURIoUs.--There resides
in this borough lady, sixty.nin years Of age,
who has three new teeth growing in her mouth
at the present time, The lady enjoys remarkably
good health, aud has seen q great deal of trouble
within few years. We have never heard of
similar currence.-Harrisburg (Pa.) Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
IN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
n DRY GOODS at n great sacrifice for

4 To
~ DRY GOODS at great sacrihce Tor
CashThe subscribers, having determined to make an
alter alton in their storeroom In order TO keep WIN tne
rapid going in the national metropo-
lis especially for the better accommodation OF our
customers respectfully announce to the citzens
of Washington. Alexandria Georgetown, and strangers
visiting city, that they will commence today to sell on
entire Of goods at cost and many articles muc
below cost We shall continue to sell above stated until
the 18th Juy by that time hope shall have disposed
the whole stock The store will then be closed for short
time in order to make the Improvement.
Our terms while selling out will be CASH. This is an OPP
poruny that has before presented itself to our c
zens and they will do well to examine the stock and
what goods may be wanting, determined to sell
very cheap be able to close by the time above
named. Il
iune lR-1M CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY " GU
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

neSs~ "The Difference, and What MADE ~
.hs storv commenced in our paper Of Monday
is concluded on our first page to-uay'
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Some writer in the Baltimore Sun suggests W.
W. Seaton, of this city, as a candidate for the
Vice Presidency We know not what his chances
may be for the nomination, but we are sure thai
no citizen of this republic would reflect more
honor upon the station.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
r, R. r. No. !.

Railways Ready Relief is warranted to stop the most toi
turing pains in few minutes. All who suffer acute pam
try Railways Ready Reef-Price 90 and 20 Genus mos
diseased with scrofua, ricketts,, Nodes, &c. try fadway
Renovating Resolvent-Price 81 per bottle
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Hen. ABBOTT LAWRENCE" Merrimack," the
Boston correspondent ofthe Newburyport Herald,
says that Hon. Abbott Lawrence has signifed to
the President q desire to return to this country,
and next October has been determined upon as
the period when his resignation viii take effect.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Beg Gen. Winfield Scott was born near Pc
tersburg, Virginia, June lS, 1876, and is, there
fore, just &C years old.
Daniel Webster was born at Salisbury, New
Hampshire, January Is, 1882, and is now in his
list year.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Sailing of the Asia.

NEW YORK, June To-
The Asia sailed to-day, with one hundred and
sixty passengers and 1928, 900 in specie. Among
the passengers were Mrs. Williamson, DR.. jack
son and wife, and DR.. Bernard Henry, of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. White, of Baltimore.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Important to Members
oP THE
DEMOCRATIC AND WING NATIONAL CONVEX
TIONS AND STRANGERS GENERALLY

DERs0NS visit, Washington and wishing TO take home
presents for their friends and families, will find the
following useful and desirable goods:
70 plain and embroidered white and colored Canton
Grape Shawls
90 various styles summer Visites
go parasos all styles the largest stock In the city, and
at the lowest prices
very large assortment Of various styles ladies' Dress
Goois-Bereges, Berege de LANES, Shaeys, Muslins,
Jackonets Organdies, Lawns, &c
10 boxes Embroidered Handkerchief from 81 to Sl2
30 do do and Isle Thread Hose
20 do silk Hose, all styles
do Underseeyes, and in fact every thing pertaining
10 the ladies' Dry Goods department. at
VERIFY NILLER'S
iune 5-tllm Pa. ay.. bet. 9TH and Sth SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

paS~ II is said there are daily some one or two
hundred barrels Of eggs received in New York
city by the Erie railroad, and probably as many
more by the various other roads and Hudson
river-6esides 100 barrels, occasionally, by the
Southern steamers.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

gsase The controllers Of the public schools Of
Philadelphia, at recent meeting, have passed a
very sensible resolution, entirely disappearing Of
call military training and exercises Of the boys
Of the public schools"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Eeas~ One hundred years will have elapsed, on
the 4th day of November next, since Gen. Geo.
Washington was made free and accepted mason
10 fredericksburg lodge, in Virginia. Several
grand lodges, including the grand lodges of Ten
nessee, Michigan, Vermont, New York, and North
.aroiha, have recommended to the masonic fra
.ernly under their respective jurisdictions to
sonic jubilee -
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Madame Anna Bishops concer,

The Concert to be given by this lady at Caru-
sis on tomorrow evening is announced as her
farewell concert. She is assisted by Mr., Bochsa
on the harp, Mr.. Seide on the flute, and Mr..
Braun On the violoncello
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Arrest of Hon. Fayette McMulIen r0I
Assault.
PHILADELPHIA, June Ii

PHILADELPHIA, June 1b.
Hon. Fayette McMullen, of Virginia, was
held to bail to-day in the sum of 81 200 to an
swer for an assaultupon Mr. Fitzworth last evening
on board the steamer Trenton. Whilst coming
from Tacony, Mr.. Fitzworth had occupied Nc
Mulen's seat in the cars during his absence by
placing his lady in it. McMullen threatened to
take his seat by force, but Fitzworth vacated it
at the request of the lady, calling McMullen no
gentleman. They met afterwards on the boat,
when, Fitzworth refusing to recall the opprobrious
epithets, McMullen broke his cane over his
head.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Bas~ The city Of Milwaukee, Wis, is built Of a
style Of brick peculiar to that region. It's Of an
enduring cream color, and the effect is spoken of
as very fine. Some gentlemen Of Albany are
about introducing it in that city
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale two BRICK gsgtA
/ HOUSES, three-ard-ahaf stories high, the ,.M
being located In the most desirable and pleasant part A
Of the CITY, south street. between 9th and 10th Streets
nearly opposite the Smithsonian Institution fronting the
MALL where most beautiful prospect Of the city will al
be had with fresh and saubrous air which can never
by Of the public grounds The houses
built In the modern substantial and convenient man
ner with bathingrooms, good dry cellars good well in
the back kitchen with force and suctonpumps and conve-
nient out-houses and yards.
For family residences It Ia almost If not quite impossible
pleasant agreeable healthy, and advantageous
residence In the city.
Terms Of payment TO suit the purchaser. -
June 5--tf GEORGE y RIDEh
4 FEW more Of those Crate Aprons and Lookng-gla
n Paper on hand; also, Ceiling Paper.
ssy- IIampton's Tncture-the most popular medicine Of
tho day-for sale at WlMERS
Cheap Cash Stationery Store
limo 4-tr sixth st., Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

pey~ Candle tallow (unless home-made) is a
dangerous application to sores or pimples 1t is
often poisoned--sometimes containing copperas,
sometimes arsenic
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
New Hampshire Senator.

CONCORD, June 10.
The Democratic Legislative caucus have post
poned the choice of U. s. Senator in place of Hale
till November next.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

To our Warrington City Subscribers
Your accounts are now ready for settlement at
our Office (all except those of Capitol Hill and
the Navy Yard and you are earnestly requested
to call and settle your subscriptions forthwith
Mr.. II. R. Wood will call on you as he has op-
portunity; but you will save trouble by Gaining
as here requested June ~ 1907
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

HE- Omce ON Pennsylvanfa avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-haf anu si1'h
streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
Joint RESOLUTION I'm relation to the
u late engineer Of the Washington canal O. b. Cluskey

esq.
Resolued by ne Board If Aldermen and Beard If Ohm
MN Cnc 0T he city Of Washington, That the sum Of two
thousand and sxy.six dollars and sixtysx cents be and
hereby appropriated out Of moneys TO the
credit of the general fund for the payment 81 the award OF
James NJ. Carlisle and James W McCuoh referees In the
matter the differences between the Board of Control Of the
Washington canal and the late engineer Of said canal D.
Cuskey and that the Mayor be and he Is hereby In
ructed TO one-thrd Of tad award In cash. ana the
balance in TWO instruments at thirty and sixty days there
after provided the said amount Of S2066O6 be In full dis
charge Of all claims growing out of the services Of said
Cluskpy engineer aforesaid against the Corporation
SILAS H. HILL
President Of the Board of Common Council
b. b. FRENCH,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved, June l. 1862.
iune lit WALTER LENOX, Mayor
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

FINHIs COMPANY will insure for travelling or residence
In all parts Of the world at c most reduced rates Of pre-
MUM Persons wanting insurance lcW certainly nd
their by applying at the Office north side Of Pennsy
yapia avenue, between ~ and 9th streets up stairs
iune l1-gweos POLLARD WEBB, Agent.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
DUELLING PISTOLS

NOR sALE-a very valuable pair Of Duellng Pistols;
also Revolver They will be disposed of on moderate
terms nj s. MASIS Jewery Store east Of the National
Hotel Pennsylvania avenue. june l7-'st
NOR RENT.-Two Rooms the first floor for rent.
The house is situated on ~ street. between Pennsyl-
yania avenue and street
iune 17--3t j. WILLIAMS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
MORE MUSIC JUST ECEIvED

MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
WALTZES, POLKAS, SC.
Souvenir of Precenico- Azalea Waltz
meditation Grand Russian March
Fillmore Grand Waltz ALI. Jaers Bohemian Polka
Amour Waltz Cracovienne QTickstep
Fanny,s Dream Waltz Evergreen Polka
Evening Star Waltz Adelaide waltz
katrine Waltz Engagement Polka
Donation Polka
JOYOUS SOUNDS:
Homage to the United States Oriental Waltz
Hungarian National Song Faust Ballet
Attilla
Just received at
WINTERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
ilne 1G--tr, 9th st., Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

Ba7nA man died in Baltimore yesterday from
drinking cold water when over-heated
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
FARM FOR SALE.

FhhM TUh
INHE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 dispose of his farn apou
five miles from Washington, in Prince Georges county
Maryland. IL contains IT'S and could De
Divided into bree farmswo of ua BILE size for gardening,
with so weadapted for that purposes and the other more
proper for general farming City property woud DC ake
In exchange. :, - o,,,.r ros1oroo
Persons wishing to procure site for country residence
are invited TO look ut the farm as on u nere are many
hesntni sites for building and the place Is noted Tor Its
healthfuness. -. pu,u.,0, nm.o s,xu
Rs Apply at Buell. Blanchards Prinung omce' Sifth
suees soutn ns u ho"I'' NJ. BUELL..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING

CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
SPLENDID new and elegant styles Of Summer Clothing
- embracing the largest best brought
to Washington.
Grass Cloth Sack and Frock Coats.
pongee Silk do do
Silk Alpaca do do
Summer Cloth do do
Bingham Linen do do
HABIT Cloth do do
Tweeds all colors, do do
with endless variety Of Shirts UndeTshrts Of Silk Me
rino, and Cotton Drawers of Linen Cotton and Merino
Handkerchief Stocks Scar Cravats, Gloves, Collars &C.
&C. As stock Is the most extensive and desirable
would invite CITIZENS and STRANGERS to pay a visit
before making their seleconsby doing they will be
enabled their money and obtain the best and most
desirable garments Of all kinds Also constantly hand
large assortment of Travelling Trunks Hatboxes Vaises
CaTpet-bags Satchels, &c. &c.
WALL 4 STEPHENS
Penna av bet 9Th and 10th door east Of the
June 1T Iron Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
WASHINGTON:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE II, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

TERRY DAVIS,S VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER, that GREAT REMEDY for Cholera,
Collie Bowel Complaints is again in great de-
mand During the hot weather, while these complaints
prevail the people a they should do seeking out the
General Agent and procuring supplies for family USE
timely use of this MEDICINE nereT failed to be
eca For Burns and Wounds, Colds Coughs, Dyspepsia,
&c. &c, it is no less effectual.
Sc BE it your RULE always TO keep it on hand.
A. GRAY, General Agent,
Bookseller, 18th street, opposite odd-Fellows Hail.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

DHALON'S CHEMICAL BALSAM, Barrys
Tricopherous, Lyons Kathairon Ok Marrow, &C, for
the Hair.
Also-Cytherian Cream Soap, and Rabbits Shaving
Powder lust received and will be sold at manufacturers
prices at STEVENSS Sales Room,
June ll-Gt under Browns Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

uISSUE AND FANCY PAPER-For making
i flowers ornamenting ceilings, gilt frames, &c. and
suitable for all fancy work. For sale by
June 16-tr A. GRAY, Ith street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
SELLING AT COST.

THE LADIES will find assortment of Gimp,
Neapolitan Lace, and Straw Bonnets, comprising the
latest styles shapes both trimmed and untrmmed, OF
various prices, to please all.
June ll-tr 7th ST., opp. Odd-Felcws' Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

EDWARD C. DYER,
Tenth street, one door from Pennsylvania Avenue.
WINE, LIQUOR, TEA, AND CIGAR
w STORE.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
offer his thanks the citizens of Washington for the kind
and liberal patronage bestowed him while engaged In
the Auction Commission business, and begs leave to in
form them that he has opened a WINE, LIQUOR, TEA,
and CIGAR STORE 10th street, adjoining his old
ton stand where will be found at all times, the most
choice Champagne and other Wines Brandies Gins Spirits
India and Sparkling Ales Brown Stout Green and Black
Teas Havana Cigars &C. all OF which will be sold at the
lowest market prices for cash.
iune l5-d2w EDWARD C. DYER
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

nIBBONS, LACES, EDGINGS, FRENCH
worked Collars Chemisees, Undersleeves, Dress Caps
Pocket Handkerchief Hosiery for ladies and children
Gloves Black Mtts &c. &c. SALE cheap for cash. at the
Central Millinery and Fancy Store 7th street, opposite
0dd-Fellows' Hall. -
June IL Mrs. H. MOFFETf. agent.
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superioitY Of American Iron.

1t SIS a matter ofnationa Importance TO al
engaged in the iron ira lie. both in the man
ufacture and use of the article, to know the
comparative value of the English and
American manufacturers. ..
The following, from the american Rail
road J01trn5I-good authority on the subject
gives the decided preferenceto to the Amer
lean article:
The testimony Of the celebrated METAL
urgist, DR.. Mushat, of Scotland, is decisive.
He says that Scotch bars do not contain
mole than 80 per cent ofpure metal; where
as, American iron contains 90 per cent
but we have evidence on this score stronger
than an opinion founded on chemical analy-
sis. Late experiments at the Washington
Navy Yard demonstrated that English chain
cable, of certain thickness of diameter
was ruptured by a breaking strain of TIC
pounds less than was required to rupture
American chain cable of the same diameter.
During the experiments at the Washing
ton Navy Yard, the strength Of chain OF
French manufacture, was also tried. 1t
yielded at breaking strain of 1851 pounds,
while an American chain of the same thick.
ness only yielded at strain of 1877 pounds.
Similar results followed after oven two hun.
dred tests. With reference to Scotch and
domestic iron, it is shown that the tenacity
of the latter was more than double that Of
the former.
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WhAt is Happiness?

Eyery thinking man will look round him
when he reflects on his situation in this
world, and will ask, what will meet my casei
what IS Il that want? what will satisfy
me? / look atthe rich, and see Ahab, in
the midat of aliriches, sick at heart tor a
garden ofherbs. see Dives, af.er all his
wealth, lifting up his eyes in hell, and beg
ging for a drop water to epol the rage OF
his sufTerngs. / see the rich fool summoned
away at the very momeut when he was ex-
Slating in his hoards. If / look at the a0'se,
I see Solomon with all his wisdom, acting
ike a fool and know that if possessed all
his wisdom, were left to myself should
act as lie did. l see Ahithophel, with all
his policy, hanging himself for vexation.-
If turn to men Of pleasure, | see that the
very snm of all pleasure is, that it is Satan's
bed, into which he casts his slaves. | see
Rsau selling his birthright for mess OF pot
aage.4 IT, think of honor, take walk IN
Westminster Abby--here is an end of all
inquiry. There l walk among the mighty
dead! Theirs is the winding up Of human
glory!5 And what remains Of the greatest
men Of my county? A boastmg epitaph?
None ofthese things can satisfy me. lmust
meet DEATH nust meet Judgment must
mets Cod must meet eternily!-- Cecil.
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Bovhood and its CIatters,

Few men have an objection to .'making
a noise in the world;" and allboys delight in
hideous racket, when produced by them
selves observe the relish, with which they
"holler,'' stamp, pound on tables, upset
chairs, slam doors, drive nails, roll blocks
of wood down stairs, throw missiles against
a building, draw sticks across slat fence,
discharge crackers and pistols, rattle casti-
nets, thumb tinpans, blow. penny-trumpets,
scrape cracked fddles, ring bells, jingle mon
ey, shake buttons or marbles, tread round
in squoaking shoes. mimic the cries Of ami
mails, and plunge into bubbud ola fire or
an accident. The first whistte a youngster
gets hold ONO matter how clearly" he
''pays" for it-driyes him almost crazy
with his hilarious joy, and at the same time
drives those about him almost crazy with
ear-splitting, brain-tearing, nerve1racking
shrillness.--Boztimore lit gAuseam.. .sS
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A Death Bell.

A pretty story is told of the casting oi
the bell for the church of st. Magdalen, Of
Breslau. When the metal was just ready
to be poured into the mould, the chief found.
er went to dinnerand forbade his apprentice,
under pain of death; to not touch the vent by
which the metal was conveyed. The youth
curious to see the operation, disobeyed or.
ders, the whole Of the metal ran in to the
mould, and when the enraged master re.
turned from his meal, slew the apprentice
on the spot. On breaking away the mould
ne found that he had been too hasty for the
bell was cast as perfectly as possible. When
it was hung in its place, and the master had
been sentenced to death by the sword, fol
the murder ofthe apprentice, he entreated
the authorities that he might be allowed to
hear it once before he died. His petition
was granted and the bell has since been
rung at every execution. D. a s
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sac 81 Bank Stool,

The Bank Stoe OF the late Hans Wilson
was sold az public slctionin front of the cour
house on Salnrday last. The whole amount
sold was sig, 800 which was all taken by
David McGowan ION account of widow
The sales were made in lots Of 5 shares
each.
CInzExs' BANK, SteuJevae.-s1, 900 al
q premium ranging from 12 to 90 per cent,
and netting / 8 per cent.
JEFFERSON BRANcH, Stea6eRviHe.-Si00O
at a premium ranging from 90 to 80 per
cent and netting nearly "a per cent.
UNION BANK or MGssILoN. 900 at a
premium, varying from par to per cent,
and netting Il per cent. m
/ MECHANICS SAvtNG FUND, Stea5envale-
$1,000 stock deposits, with 7 months div
idend accrued, at : premium, varying from
l to 4 per cent, Alid netting nearly per
cent
The above is a pretty fair indication of
the estimation in which these several insti-
tutions are held. 10 shows another thing,
to wit: That the Tax Law has not killed
off the Banks, Notwithstanding the outcry
that.such would b the case Stea5envaie
Union. -ssassi, 50
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The Falling Leaf.

!, 1t has. been fancy, born OF. our day
dreams, that for every leaf that falls, hu
man soul ascends; for every leaf that unfolds
a spirit glides from the dim past iato the ac-
tive present and thickly as fall the decaying
leaves, do forms Of human mould drop into
the soil ...... ..rl. sss srr
We watch the yellow leaf as il struggles
with its downward tendency. essaying in
vain to hang in midair, shrinking from the
cold resting place, and buoyed up with a
momentary hope as stray breeze watts il
upward again only to descend more rapidly,
1t seems TO wall, TO shrink, as i. sett es near
er and nearer 10 the detested soil. AS il
lies worn oui and dead upon the chill earth,
the spirit whispers: Another has gone as
the nua drops. Gown to the tomb Nature
drops leaf lor everyone. who falls, a bead
for every sin she thinks. s,...g .3 ..e;g
AS we stand beside the spent leaf, SO
stands weeping ones around the new made
grave, An! as they embalm their dead in
tears and undying memories, SO will we EN-.
balm thee, thou typage of human frailty.
Thus between the leaves of the book ofbooks
the sickly -hued leaf is laid as a memento.
AS gaze on the skeleton form, / follow the
decay Of the one for whom it felt ard turn
ing thoughtfully away, gaze up to the my
riad Of leaves, and ask, (Which one shall fall
for me?" f,.g afes.., g.-as.f .sgn ssa--
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Dress for the Mind.

On Sunday morning before going tc
church, what dressing there is among all
classes, and what a stir to appear gay and
pleasing! 1t is quite sufficient for the great
purpose of our existence to wash the outside
of that platter! Curls may be arranged,
fine tortoise shell combs fixed, sparkling eai
rings hung, splendid garments displayed,
and yet perhaps, the gay fair ones mind may
be poisoned with conceit, and troubled with
rivalry, and kept on the torture by ignorance
and vanity.HHW Windsor soap does not wash
out the heart. Colonge watercannot throw
a fragrance over an impure. mind; nor will
the rubies of Golcenda dazzethe recording
angel into forgetfulness of filing up the
leaves of the book of fetribution. 8 88t4