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NOTICE TO COMPREHENSIVE
IN GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-prr

NOTlCh TV CONTkA CTUKS-VIR.
In GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pro.
poss,s will be received al the Alum SPRINGS. Bath
county va IRON from the Lat to the l5,h July tor eli
road, between Miiooro' and JacEsons Rivsr
The WORK now opened embraces some verv de.
afaois JOBS, including heavy cuts and fills, several
OF large bridges Vi ho"oef
The plans and specifications uilI he
animation oy contractors at the off Of the niv;s;nn
July INC is' Oh
ihe successiui oids win ba published a, the R.,h
Alan Springs on the 10th o. 'ae oatn
By order OF the Board.
CHARLES Elicit Jr. Chief Eps;pse-
IL I-dtl5Jv s11srt.
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FOR RENT.

TsS FOR HEST.-Two pleasant lodging
rooms over my store Posssss, ., s, YEN iui
mediately. 'onN
isi ---------
.@s- E1SU nj ENT.--A comfortable brick house
&a on Canal, between 9Th and 9th streets. Kent
$3.50. Apply to o,rn /. roou ...
my 60 IOLEn = 1Oon, Hsen.s
N1 AEEET 1;ARDEN.-AnyP person wiahing
INA to rents Market Garden may near Oh q gooo
situation by applying al this ONCE
NH 30 diff
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n III -. - 9

TIRGINiA CENTRAL D.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOX THE VlR.
GINA SPRINGS This road is open to the base of
tae Blue RIDGE. and the rails now being laid be-.
tween Waypesboroua h and stanton, the cars will
be running on that section this season.
This route to the Springs will present greater at
fractions this season than formerly. The railroad
ia o,ogressina Westward the rates Of fare will De
as low from all the cities OF Virginia as by any
other, and the Stage line now under the manage
meat of L Heissell, Esq, SO well known to the
pubic, promises the best accommodations.
In addition 10 the above through tickets viii be
given from New York and Philadelphia to all the
Springs by the steamers running between those
o; aces AMI Richmond
Al ore de,aied schedule of charges and time of
runn.ng viii be given hereafter
10 T. II GILL G,nt
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MI RING ST0CK.-i am <sva
AAAnow in receipt of my s2ring stock OF szssD
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes,
Trunks Carpet Bags and Umbrellas | deem 1t
needless to particuIarize; suffice it TO say that my
stock comprises all the now styles oil goods; and
from the most approved manufacturers OF all ths
Northern cities, to which Invite the attention OF
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shall DO
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
apS No 81 Mala stfeet
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MOOD FOR sALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to dispose OF, hss
found II convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Weed may be left at tia
stores of G. @. Herring Esq Messrs Rseve q Blair,
jas b. shelton, Esq or al the yard which viii NEST
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord Superior seasoned
Oak Wood which he will sell At the market orics
u l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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A SUPERIOR assor.ment Of Family GIocs
4 siss always on hand
leg VOOLFOLK. Jr, ls0 Broad ct.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FAsHIONA.
BILE CLOTHING.

- TIE subscriber has now In store a most
~ splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Clothing, of all styles and quality.
ALSO,
Every style OF piece goods of the very latest pat
ems, which he is prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. Come and see for Yourself
e B SPENCE, No 100,
my4 corner Main and Governor streats
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OsIEA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
&k. The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (13th and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggics, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all of his make, of the best materials
and workmanship-al OF which will be sold as low
as good work OF the kind can be In the city OF Rich
mond and respectfully asks a call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line, as am de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that Ia new, war
ranted.
an Adm MICAJAH MANGUM.
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q THE Oh EA Pc ST WHOLE.
"a SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
HA OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
aa11eT II E C ITY OF RICHMOND.-HENRY
LYMAN, of s6 Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe, direct,
another lot Of splendid Geld Watches. and some
very superior double and smile barrel Guns, which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer 10 the
United States. Country Merchants viii do well to
examine my stock before going North, and also b.
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY HYMAN,
SO Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
B-Just received, direct from the manufac
turer, few more of the latest patent double bar.
rel Guns, which have given such general satisfac
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts &C.
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Moon, WOOD, WOOD am prepared
" to fnrnsh any quantity of Oak Wood, AZ
me lowest cash prices. Orders left 81 the Stable
OF Mr Browning, on 9Th street, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention
have also several ans cilyraised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, malt mile from tho
first Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for sale.
mh9-ts &C. BURTON.
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Hot AIR FURNACEs.-G Il A BAhGA-
Ill MIN, JR., sole agents of Chiisons Hot Air Fur.
mace, I'D respectfully inform the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity, that they have just received
a supply of the above article, which received the
premium of gold medal at the Worlds Fair in
London, and is justly considered the best furnace
in use for heating hotels, churches, dwellings. DC,
DC. Those in want of the above article would do
well to call and leave their orders Immediately.
G. d. A. BARGAMIN, ia,
nv 3l-dlm No 2UI Main street
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ALL SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, between Grace and Frankhn-Ay
school being exclusively for beginners give sps-
ciL attention to Reading Correct Enuscsdon,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be slwsys
seen AZ the Dispatch Office. Ny Rnle ID peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible oc9
old DOMINION NAILs.-Ihaveo on hand
~ a full supply OF this superior brand of Hsiis--
Dealers can 90 supplied much cheaper than by o.
dering from the North. Every size and DESCRIPTION
including box and lining.
-, WA. 8. TRIPLETT, Agent,
mn It's 81 Cary street.
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uIKGINIA LIIME.-6OO bbls of this superior
Lime expected in this morning by Canal Boat,
for sale from the Basin low, by the agents
lee MACE e. WINSTON
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o. $40 kEWAkD.-S,rayed or stolen,
13Non the 2lst instant, from my farm, in the
lower end of Henrico county, Bay FiIiy, four
years old, black Name and Tail and white spot on
the end OF her Nose. For her delivery to me in
Richmond, or to my brother. A l. Eacho, who re.
sides on the farm, the above eward will be paid.
EDWARD D EACHO,
my 81 General Agent and Collector
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lME INsPECTIUN.-Perso nnylog lima
~ Tor inspection will find me al the store Ct Edwin
Farrsr, the Dock, between 18Th and l9,h s,ras,s
my 3l-1ws THoSJ Stake, Inspector
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LvOR Saba second hand Boiler to
Il Horse Power Engine. If immediate applics-
ton be made bargain can be had.
ieS-lWN ID Nj BRANCH.
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T ICORICE, LONDON PORTER, Black
- and Gunpnwder Teas Sole Leather, Eastern
Herripgs, Bacon Sides, fer sale by
je2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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DURNING FLUID of the very hest onej;,-
- and sold at Baltimore prices, constsn,,v ~
hand BENNETT 81 BEERS
je2 Drnse;s,.
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DURE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR and
[ Spices tor Picking. just received and tor sale
by VOOLFOLK, Jr,
leg Use Broad st.
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Among the remarkable trees in the world
the following of winch W. have cnmIicl
brief Ie>cri piionS, are some OF the most curi-
Gus:
III, Gr,t fb,<,nm Trec-On the one
SIDE Of Mount E.tna there Is a famous chest
nut tree, which l. sad L. Toe one hundred and
nnctv->lN feet III circumference, Just aho,r
the surface OF the ground. Its enormous trunk
Is separated into five divisions, which yves
II the appearance ot>cvrral trees .rowim" t.
.cthrr. In circular space formed 10y thc>c
large branches hut has been erected for the
accommodation ut those who collect the chest
nuts
Tile irory-nm 7rcc.-Thc ivory-nut tree
is popularity called the Tagua plant and is
common IN South America. The tree Is one
OF the numerous family OF palms, but belong
i'll. to the order designated a> the scrcw PING
tribe. The natives Use their leaves to cover
their cottages, and from the nuts make but
tons, and sarlou, other articles.
In an early state, the nuts contain a sweet
milky lIIuId which afterwards assumes -
lldIty nearly equal TO IVORY, amt will admit
OF high polish. 1t Is known as ivor! nat or
vegetable ivory, and has recently been bro't
INTO use Tor various purposes.
Tie Brn-d-nm Iec.-Ihc braziI-nut tree
NAV Justly command the attention of the cn-
thu>la>lic naturalist This tree thriyes well
IN the province OF Brazil, and immcmsc ,Iuan-
titles OF It's delicious fruit are annually export
ed to foreign countries.
1t grows to the eighth OF from fifty to eigh-
" feet, and in appearance Is one ol the most
majestic ornaments oi the forest. The fruit
in It's natural position resembles cocoa nut,
BEN" extremely hard and oi about the size
OF chid's head Each one OF the nuts CON
tam from one to twenty o! the three rOrncrcd
nuts niceI! packed together. And TO obtain
the nut, as they appear at ct,thcse shells
have to bc broken open.
Durin. the season OF their t;;ilin--it Is dan
ferrous 10 enter the grove, m,.crc tn'y a
buund. a. the force OF their descent Is suiII-
cicnt to knock down the strongest man. IAc
natives, howe:cr. prG:i'!c Themselves with
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Fr0'n Inc 1.lIv'~ Book
TIE BACHELOR AND THE BARY.

There was no one at home except babv'>
mother, and baby, and |. Baby had lust cone
to sleep, when baby'> mother remembered :,
tnn@ commission which >I,c had promised
to execute for me in the village. With an
injunction to touch the cradle if baby awokc
She departed, leaving me proud Of nv new
employment, and lnlled by past immunity in
to a state fatal security. History is fall Of
similar examples,
With one eye on my book, and tie other
en- the cradle, like faithful watch-,loc. lis
tened to the rctreatinS football that should
have warned me, but did not, "to look ont
Tor squalls" | had no idea of the awful re-
sp"nsIbllIty which | had taken upon mvsclf.
or should have shrunk from it as cat does
from water, or mastiil from a churningma
chine, In fact, | rather suspect that telt.ir
tnfllng degree ambitious that baby shonld
open one eye-onlv one-that might have
the pleasure of shutting it again. J'nwarv
mortal How little do we know when ".
are we'll of, Nv ambition was but too soon
to be gratlfied; l.il! vet to learn hv bitter
experience how weary i. the lot OF those who
TEND on babies.
| wonder whether infants are conscious in
their sleep OF th''irmothcr'> absence and know
that d" opportunity has arrived for .cut,ins
up their didor> :"
Iae bahv, over who.e slumEers ! had be
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BLESSING TIE BEASTS.

GRACF GEFrNW""p drs-ribes tl;, ccrc
mony IN late letter from l.omc:
We went, last Sn.,ilr, to SEC the bl.-<ir,-
Of the her>t-,-an annual -errmonr which
takes llar" in illc church Of San Antonio
Aha'"- Thcre was an in.!mcn>c crowd of all
descriptions anl classes If people among the
rest, a vast conyp-a'ipn of bc-rars. the cri,,
I,e,l anl the lnpimcl in endless rareti,.~,
wr...k> aal rcrinr:.t> divisions and sutli,is-
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guilty of the baS ,St innratitIhp.

guiltv of the bases ingrattulp,
'Lqru'ifuIc " exclaimed the wifc-.;f wc
are going to settle accounts, | will 90 to th,
pa>t,and bring in bill that Won seem to have
forgotten. Who struggled with Won in boy
crtv ? Who tOilcd early and late for the com
tort> Won were unable to procure When our
first born cried for bread and we had none
to give him. whose hands earned it. When
YOU yourself was trcadin@ the downward path
t" ruin. who arrested Your footsteps. and won
vou back to temperance Who GENTLY drew
y"u aside from the gaming table and rrocur-
ed for you honorable employment? Who
practiccd fru@alitv and encouraged Won to
lay mp the first fruits of vour honorable indus
try? Who lahorcd in every WAY to promote
your pccuniarv interest? On whom did Won
RELY for counsel Who rhrcrcd and sustain
ed Won And again. when the dark cloud
Of adycr>itv seemed ready to ovcrwhclm us
whose vi@ilant eve saw the danger and whose
prompt action di>pcllrd the darkness? Who
on bcndrd knee has daily sought wisdom
from on high to aid her in becoming a
faithful mother to your children? Who has
,,do :, hor ..u,,. g.. .,.,...
be to Won hc!p-mcct. true and loving COM
pani"n ="
.rro,ol ,r
.C",. ,' '''''
Won want aud .,, =.
NM, ,,r.,,,
Mr. D.,n.s ,o.o. b., ,,.;, -,
oh . bc hal e,.,.... :. :,
mcr,orv ,LorI,} J.. 80 .m.., y
,Iont ,h.,o ,,,;,o. .1,,. .n.I.
L.rcI r.. :. i.I.
,l,. L,,tI.l H..
Wit. r.,,...l -. ,..l,.
1...~..,...r. ,..r., !...u,..I;. -,
,i.,,.,n ...l,. own ;n.,~,.;.n, vi.
,n,,, ,L,, >r,.,.,. 11,...r.
shin ,L,r ,n n,j.,-,;t r.1,
rytI;nr h. r,,I,. hin, nh., :,
knew !,
u, 49,. ~
v,s any. ;n.,n.;...1 -, '''''' Wv
Mr. Dean Far fron, : r
-, ''''
l,l l,.,.,.r u',.. ".,' ~"
.,..... Nv ''''''"'
~, ,.,,, ,,.,,. o. ''''''''' ""> ''''''''.'-
,.;t = -, -''''' % ''>
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From Inv Nationa, Era.
INDEP DENCE:

W.2.m9de one Woman meanly penurious.


''''''i'J p'''"i t''''
10 ~, ~, -''''' money 'e
w. ''''' -''' ''''" - H'F IaF@'F
IL" no" %" want another
'''' ih'>r "'in'n are tor
" ''''.' >',''''''''l-' gave y"n ad'I-
-, " ut. "'> '''''"' '' mat
''' ~ "'''' >'!!'''>>'' emo
"'..' ''''' '"' ''' "'t"?' ',"' was ''''''"m-
'' to '''' " ".''''''N' "'' '''',r' was more '''-
'rf"''~ !" "'' '''' '"'' usual "I''rh made II
''>' ''''''''
ITO" ""'n money 30 '"' want and what
40 '''' "''' II Tor '''"'"''ri Nr Dean at
-"' pause
'''' ''''"' 'r ''"r ''i'ar'-"n'n@h +"
.., '.".." 'Ni par OF gloves.
m. '| ''.' '"''''>. amt ITS three or
'''.''> ever! ''S' ''>' constant ''-
.'.' "'' N'N'@ tr"-ar OF me-
'.'h we >''''I i" on me same footing, IHl-
'.'..'' '"' "''',
''.... ,"d Mr Dean, hnd'nr her SIX d"!-
.' ..'' i >' ''''' ''"' ms "II was sent t'
'.-''' amt Mary : teacher viii !"Hht-
''-'''E ''r ''r amount, 1t Is onI!
."'". N-H'r' ana Inc haianrc NOu can
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'rHE C}LEDO\Il\,
l,-L., I.IILn INIEY sAII.rnAN
1. e.. ii \ ID WICK.

.krIIEfn"E y t"LEY'N Euilding. ST.
.....-.' -. the -. l,hM.hurv House. ="
TER nS...Sl.50 per auuuIn if paid within
$500 payment b" behaved beyond
... N. ..r.r ar-c";.t:iH"i until all arrc:rr-
.-A---. =. ~ %. INN ~ Mn. ,.1-i L.r
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walking and talking she managed to save ten
cents, to pay for cleaning a pair of old white
kids, which she concluded would answer for
I that night
| Mrs Dean was quite an elegant woman, and
she looked very charminglv at the party of
which we have spoken. She was at heart
noble, a generous woman. She had no ten
/ dcncv to eXtravagancc-of this her husband
had never accused her neither was she nat
urallv pcnurouS. But necessity. ncf,tm ns-
r"Ssify. had made her appear mean and sell
fish in the ewes of the world 1t was ncccs-
Sary for her to maintain a certain Stvlc so lone
as she moved in a fashionable circle. and this
she found it difficult to 10. All the rich and
cNtravaGant clothing she had-thc ELEGANT
bracelets and other irwclrv. the velvet and
hroradc Mr. Dean purchased himself: and
these. in his estimation. were the Srlm total
OF all that were needed At that time she.
was greatly in want of n common drc><inr
'''''''N'.' ''''>' anu
Wv '''' ''>''>ci I" -''' .
for there was no >uch inconcrr,iticS in her
' - ~ ", to "''N| ','' >'''>'l''' WIN out
ward >p"ndor and hidden poverty and want.
The next mornin" after the incidents above
~ -''> ,"'"'' '' Il" cary n'''r repaired
to the shop of rwclcr. for the purpose of
''' "'''''' cost "'F nus
'''''''>
',' NV -''' H''' more man >'v"n'v-
''' Wv ''.'!'' III ''"'I>' II
GnJ ill.,. :,
.,o.,,.I. IN. '''',' ''''' !
r, '- ~ ,''> ,''' '."
~ "'''' ''''
-, '''''
anu '''''','. j.
''>"'' ~ ''''''' 'i''.'
'' " >'' "''
'''''' '''' ''',''-
y 'Nt' ''''
' '''''
~
'"' '''' "''' Il "'|'" ''''''>
" "''' '''> ''' "''
". ~ '>"'''H ~ ~ '''' wi one >i''"'e ar
w.
~ w. W. ~ '''
''' "o"' VII ~
~
''''' ''''
an "'''' HIS "'''
"''' nav '''- Il coy '''''' curing winch he
>''l'>'' h'r VIII" 4 ''a'h'"' nm
h'"N !""' "'af'>' y"' are very KIND:
''"' Wv ''''' WISH 10 wear 'h''N'n'>-i tear
'h'N "'' h'"<' h'a'o.' ~ r"", ad!"' >',r
very N-;''il"ah'i'' 'n' a >!i'' o. >7..nr<,
l''>~''' over hrf h''''Hi" 'n'm'f"d face
:" '"' | want H"" +" wear '|"' diamond at
least remarked the husband by The way,
Helen. what has h"c"mr Of that bracelet |
h"""ht Tor Y"n III London: have not seen
Won wear 1t IN lone time
Mrs Dean far" was S'I'tu>"d with crimson.
she dlh not want to disturb tn" harmony of
their evening bv an explanation and lv de
f"nr" OF her conduct >h" felt that it would
position was cmbarraSsIng-th he Ind pIar-
ed her on level with mere dependent np-
on In I,,t1 !,
upon her, and awaited a reply
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pecel'reSS before her, 1t was paid rather un-
willingly. In addition to that. Miss Aiken
wanted to raise little sum, bv voluntary
contributions, to buy grace-hoops and dumb
bells and wands for the Use of her pupils
his had been highly approved bv all the
mothers to whom the plan had been submit
ted. Some had contributed toward the OBJ
lcct; others had referred Miss \. to their
husbands, each prc>uming that hers would
give all that was necessary.
w hat amount TO YOU require = asked Mrs
Dean.
IT each of my patrons would contribute
ilfty cents, we should be we'll supplied but
even twenty-five cents would enable rs to oct
number OF articles which We now very much
need
There was struggle in the mind of Mrs
Dean. She knew something of the necessity
OF these exercises and furthermore She was
ashamed 10 seem back ward in such a matter.
Then her own wants presented themselves,
and She hr>itated. At length she very re-
luctantly handed Miss Aiken twenty-five
cents.
i do hate 70 S,ttI,. with wono, ,,;, NJ.
Aiken when .b. ro,,hoI ho .r,..
50 MeHH. lhcv seem to feel that am under
ohI;r,,;on 70 ;r.tr,,,. ,h.l;,l. ...,
any comnr,s,t;or wl,,oroa w.. ,
Dean Ia. snch <o,,,.i d;.,os;.;or, ,n.m
pavino NV bill very oruInipnIy She >bow..3
appreciation of m, efforts to benefit her.
bow-backcd ,iaughror. hv >,,ucezinr ont tween.
u-fi,c cents towards rct,inc Nh the nroros.J
exercises
Nr, Dean. on the dc,,arturr Of Mis-. ,;,.,
resumed her roo;tatiou. NJ, ,o.i,;o, :.
very op,l,rra..ino.' tLounht she i w,ulI
oIaJry have. .,;vcn ,..or,. hnr , n,;r o+ ,r,,c.
must have; and if go to that marty hi.
:,
o,1 ,,,,o. .;u1,
,,,,. ,,,a.u ,1 g
RAGGED. At dinner, will ask Mr. Dean for
more money. W. IrW not. was the second
i ,.u
As can procure for what | have on hand
And that will he foolish, too: for NV dress
viii hc criticised. anG Mr. Dean mortified
think will ask for more. No, no, wiIl
,,or subject myself to another trade to-day.,
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Tue room than symptoms of wakcfllnr.s be-
-an TO ai'p"ar First came a sirh then =
cinrEir, that SAID, a. plain az chuckIe couIJ
say, NOW for some fun" then one eve oneprd
and >hni,and then both brLln prcrnn ahout
TIL the head seemed inclined to bob off IN.
pillow.
| felt little nervous at these SYMPTOMS
only alitt!", "r"h." aid to mr>rlf. ~ roll
or two of the cradle will soon Srttl, vo,,r Inns
mess. y"un@>trr." I'nt it dil not. Baby wis
bound I" har" spree. 1t knew thai lis moth
er WIS out. Tha, biz. borlrr>nrr,., hluc. Ln,-
lie fly, too, tired ri watrhln. for the >linnvcr
the rio'k face, started IN Il vovauc of di-ro,-
cry on It> own aurugi, ..nd the first ,r,,p,,,,,-
Tory which, Il ,ca'hci was the mu>,. oi' rh,. LA,
BY a tempting spot, upon which it landed Tor
refreshments. huIIing most ,i!la9ouS aS # did
So II was tirkli>h landing. however and
baby soon drove it oil with = sn,,.zr that as-
'"iI>i'i H. NERVES. and mine. too. more than
the iy ;, tor the fly WAS accustomed to I. k
ii>h situations. which WAS not. Baby WAS
thoroughly reused went It's round.rluhiy
arm, tut rock of the cradle soon sent tha,
BACK t" ITS place. did rock that cradle hcau
u'"i'y- lhr little heal rolled To and fro a,
easily '> II II had hcrn fastened on hv A tn,
maudariu'> neck ,nIlI ,,,. Il,, - l,,,::
"'H>''' '"F 'h' WY IN winch tad Il. and
"'' SURE ''''' ANY frt>'il'|" i''v would hav"
zone /" steep a2aln. II "niy t"r compliments
SAKE; i''' 'h" hA'v IN th" rrtll" didn't. IT,,
moment 'h' r. In! r;l>''!. ~ r,orra.l th.,
"''''' h'ai. like J"dN~ in tn" show. with
>'i''I' !"'''i>h cry. lhatrry il was likc 'l,
h//;n@ "i the in>" 81 4 powlrr ma.alinr.
SIRE :" end III an rN:lo>ion
W.rrvon ever ron..l =, tI,.. ,,;lu..c.t
ni-ht hv tie maid r,,II-w,-r ,.,,,,;,
slippers and nj -lt-c,r +, ;;,,.;.,,, .,.,
house was ON fire D;J ,,.,,.,... .,,.l
pu,rhm,n VIII, w,S ,r,;.L:
with I,rl,rI .;.,,r j., -. .uI, ~,
.v..r e.,,,l o,.,. a., =, y, -.
....,,.1.,.. III!
>f''m''''t' aud rNpr"t every moment +" L..
landed on The 'r"c-roI> holl' Z milr i.lm.l:
If NOT WON .,rro, ,.,,,,.,;,,. ,,,. l.,.m..m ,r,.
= '''' ''' '''''''''' conceive my horror when
"'',' '''' cry | was IN " cola r'r>.H'l-
Ill
'''''->'''''> 2> 'i@ a> peas m'-h: have been
i"'A'' '' NY '"r' !'r"d. ro'Ac'! ior I,ar