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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-23

A T COST FOX CAsH-My entire stock of
n Staple and Fancy Dry Goods at CosI, 10 close
business, at the houss with the cracked wall oppo-
site Exchange Bark. Being compelled to close bu.
siness, in consequence of damages done the store
house which | occupy, am forced TO throw my
large and new Stock of Goods on the make. at
most ruinous sacrifice Summer Goods, Woolens,
Carpets, Prints, Buyers will find 1t to their In
rerest to attend, SIS my business must be closed be-
fore the wall is taken down.
CAGWATKIN, Cracked Wal,
jy 21-6if Opposite Exchange Bank.
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4 OsT-On Tuesday evening, somewhere In the
IL city, leather Pocket Book, containing
nearly $50 10 money in Viz inia Bank Notes, four
bonds, several bills and other papers. The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner and reward
of $40, by returning the Pocket Book and contents
to me- or by leaving il at Lacy IL Carriers grocery,
near the Old Market, or at this Office
jy2l-3t~ JOHN C. ALLEN,
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Citizens and strangers Whiting
the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest aud most approved style, should call at the
Hair Dressing, Shaving, Sharnpooing and Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel
kB-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily, from half past A ID to half past M, and
Sunday to Ii A 81.
Single Bath rs cents or five tickets for 81. En-.
trance On nth street jy20
e NOTICE.-A. BoDEkER respectfully
informs his friends and the public La general that
he has removed from No IL TO No 10, immediately
opposite hs old stand, and that of hessrs Van Lew
Taylor, where he mas opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Psinta, Oils, Dye Stuis, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&c; and as great care 10 Observed In the selection
OF he Stock, purchasers mag rely upon obtaining
everything pure aud free from aduteraion, and at
as low and accommodating terms az they can be
bought anywhere In the city.
Orders ana prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid 10 shipping
and packing. .@-s, BODEkER,
Lay 8-ts No 10 Main Street.
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4 LIGHTNING RODs-of the best quality,
IL furnished by L HAWLEY. either put up or
sent to order on the most reasonable terms, Oiace
opposite the Dispatch Office. at the Adeiphi House.
All orders addressed through the Post Office win
meet with prompt attention. jy2l-u
o. SA DDLk AND HARNEHs
A0SHoRSES The subscriber has for sale, q
stables, on Cary street, posile the Gas Works.
several very superior SADDLE AND HARNESS
HORSES. Also, pair of young well broke CAR.
RAGE HORSES. Those In want hare now 70.
vorsble opportunity OF supplying themselves
~ 2l-3r WM WOOD.
GLOVES OF ALL KINDS, Long and
" Short Black Lace Mitts, Pocket Hdkfs, French
Worked Sleeves, Collars and chemixettes; Muslin
and Cambria bands and Trimming; Thread add
Booin Edges &C &c Caiicos. LAwaA Esngnsuss
Muslins, Berexes, Cnaiies and osher Dress Goods.
Together with q good assortment housekeeping
articles and Domestic Goods, for saIo low ~
10 81 e HARTWELL Il co.
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ADJUSTMENTS
CIVIC AND MILITARY EXCURSION
BY MOONLIGHT.

N.g, NUTICE.-On Friday next, o2
sst.s the 22nd inst the regular Cetiilon e
IEsyS party will commence at the HuGuenot ~
NSS Sprfngs, and will be continued resu- "a
larry every other Friday during the season
lyle
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Aryiral Of the Europa-The Very Latest.


The latest advices are much more pacific
and the impression prevailed that there would
be pacific settlement of all difficulties.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-19

NUMBER 225
MISCELLANEOUS
THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTS,
6AUGHTILY REJECTED =

ii1 SNlON VI 1"O FUND HEARTS!
AAUGHTILY REJECTED
brlSht, glorious MOI Jupiter ndoeny recline
~ IN ms palace on Olympus, the ioddess Diana entered
ier oe1IcOus lace smiles more bev,Itcbi
a the song OF the 'CuHan SibyI and seating Lsssrn
@ ee VI he lnuugent God, she bes0ught him to gram
LIEE OF PERPETUAL vIR0INITY!
and instead ofthe ~ O1Ah ie4ues''
:. sILKEN BONDS OF wEDLoCK.
we flnd the Charming Goddess choosing insfpi liE f
sPot!es Virgin, and in masculine pleasure or tSs
chase INA glnlng more transport than in the Tsnfs T
cOnnubial bliss .. " 0 iSPt"Ies Oh
Her HeGrenly Form too hqugatilvshe Pri.,a
st9sey ehough preferred the exploit OF catching te
seer with horns OF Gold that at the fool of Nfo,n,
tarrasius, OH the fowery banks the dark pebb,e AIM
drus,' to state OF 80 f>0O's -AiN'-
.D0mestic happiness, the only bliss
-. OtParadlse, that survived the fall,
such choice, although supported by the PRESTON of ,
Goddess DlaI1 the public is fully assured ia cnsiro
i1polal TO The inclinatlons stS at"
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR FAMED
LOTTERY AGENTS & BANKERS,
PY FER & CO., s-r--
- No. Light Street, baltimore, Nd
IHey are udisgusCdly in favor OF The Union and te
pl ledlections for both SereS, never moe forcibIv
lustrated tho in tie Month March, 1888 as viii he Oh
served by reading the following grand distribution OF
RlCH AND RARE FORTUNES
ne Old Established House still stands
III The sale " Splendid Prizes. H
S5s,593, in package OF Halves, sent to Tennessee.
S3300e' In package OF Or. Tickets, sent to Penn
IN Pacitage OF W holes sent TO s.
OOgO, III package OF Half Tickets, sent to Georgia
SiS63G, in package of Halves sent to s. Carolina
SiSSdS, IN package oil Quarters, N. Carolina
Sio0OO, in package OF Quarters, sent TO Virginia
" BE sure TO address for handsome Prize
PHFER & Co, No. Light St Bait
P LENDID SCHEMES
FOR APRIL, 1858.
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TODD g. DEWOL,

ODD G DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fail aud
n Winter boots, shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great caro- and the very yyorkshops
oil Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale ana Retail trade To regular customers,
others who may favor with call you goods
which we guarantee equal in quality material work.
United States Il - TODD e nEV0J =
Wheeling, SEP 2+. 1852. -
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rs Numbers and Is Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets, S32 % Quarters

Smallwood & Co, beg leave TO present few
schemes Maryland Slate Lotteries" believing those
have selected the best in. The lotteries O.
Maryland drawn under the rvisiOn OF COmasr
sOers elected by the State and each ticket stamped by
them, CnOnc others being legaL) -
To those who have the TO largely or
disposed to do, will find small lotteries drawing
week, and TO thUse who wish to venture
largely, viii find OF greater magnitude. ranging in
price, from 81 To s., and larger from IS TO $40, and
packages, from 81 to $40. We would particularly cali
attention packages the most advantageous
the purchasers they n0y have about twice the
OF tickets in packages for the costvz: for &c tick
in 81 lottery, charge l5 and the OF said
PACKAGE entitled to all that may be drawn the
$40. Halves and quarters in proportion.
For uTseIyes prize Sellers will say nothing but
refer official accounts OF the managers daily
mary prizes sod by acting only Agents.
it is advantage mako possible
correspondents, thereby gain credit,
the renewal cushing prizes make the most prof
il experience OF IL years in the busPeSs at
Ter ourselves judgement in selection Of some impor
tauce.
nBBau6 notes or drafts, any solvent Banks in the
States received in payment for tickets elt-
sinEIy PackoGe Postage stamps received
odd amounts Ochanee. Our monthly circular IS forward
ed to all who desie IL, free OF charge 90
For good prizes, and PROMPT atieH9n 9a9TeSs your
orders 10 MALL NALL " tsI, OUD S ~; -,
hu.
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The Certificate Prices ofpaoEssea fquarter tickets

-! wings forwarded TO Correspondents by the first
rlaiLS alter the lotteries drawn.
u9 correspondents will please order few days before
Is large per Gentnge in favor OF those purchasers
VINO oIuer by The Package and the chances drawing
loIr OF the largest prizes the schcne thereby secG.
Ica Meadviae the purchase OF Packages Tickets in
70 Bank Drafts or Certificates OF Deposit payable in
Go1 at sight, will be promptly renitted 10 those Cores
pOndeIlts who draw prizes at PYEER IL cos.
U5- -Remember-A PACKAGE OF Tickets, can draw FouR
OF the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
U50 In order to Fortune and the cash imrncdi.
ately alter the Results KNOWN the This paper
have only TO remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
LotteTI brokeIs, FYFER & co,
"pS!-lm No Light ST., baltimore Md.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEI,
No 1j.f, Main Street,
WEEEIINT


I S now receiving a LARCiE L LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS
J. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
SOts oil all widths, and keeps constantly nrg
assortment of Furniture OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking laSscs GlnSs Plates Venitian
and Transparent Window Rlinds Blind Trimmings Clncks
Mahogany Vanecrs, Vurnish. HairclOth Curcd Hair,
Spring, Sackng Bottoms, Brass Mahogany Stair Rods
cct all which will be sold lowest prices ug2f
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mcricamH, pntromEzc Your Own Manu-.
InetHreS.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

4 SIERICAN SiIk manufactured into superior and sub
IA stan articles of tho various fabrics in
GlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
ing Tic curious in such matters invited to call
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing pr
chase Silks, wholesale or retail be supplied
able at GII's StOTe adjoining Factory, or at
lGr's and o. W. Heiskill's, Wheeling Va, and
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. Il9, Main
ST. ect Cincinnati o.
Our Fabrics warrcntcd all pure Silk and have
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We arc constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and sclsuuablc,
comprising many varieesvelvets sntins, vcstns
Silks fTingcs, cravats handkcrchies, OF white black
plaid, figured and printed all the Styles
twimcd silk twed and plain. Also, Shirts drawers
and hall hose for gentlemen.
Please call and patroize this important branch
can manufacture oCdeIsGOrevery variety Oiss prompt.
ly executed.
NIerchantablc Cocoons and Reccd Silk bought
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WHEELING.
sPKfNG OF 1888.
~ WIN. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN


Foreign 81 DOmestic Dry Goods
NO. III Nam ST., West side, bctaceen Monroe and
Union StS.
Wheeling, Va, --
NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
anu Notlons, direct from importers and Nlanurac.
IerS comprising complete and desirable stock of
oous adapted TO the trade this section as can be found
IN any house. East Vest, to which would respect iiv
invite the attention OF retail dealcrs consisting OF
-t...... Az DRESS GOODS.
IN black silks, apacas, pOpns laYis de Iaiucs rinp
hams etc. with very large prints of the hest
makes and colors so bonnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF e9' 4'
bfH MEMS WEAR. ..f
In cloths, cassmeTs, sattinctts nerino cnssimo,cs
JGans @ & weeds and summer cloths; also Cotonadcs Den
MS DHe uIls brown linens, linen drills naIkeens and
oheI such goods, very desirable assortment Also
men and boys pal hats Leghorn and on hats soil
WOOL Drash hats, ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cot
G Paggng seamless bags burlaps, table Diapers crash
dIlss' lckIngs, checks, srting, stripcs etc brown
ana bleachcd musIs with good stock OF white goods
gr. NOTION LINE.
Gambrcs jacones, Irish linens, Iaccs threads but
IONS hosiery, gloves combs, ETC., their variety
NY whoc stook will be found unsurpassed, as well in
m1l20 IT,. w r SEIBv
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" This list is The price OF whOe tickets, and paCkagr
ofwhOcs Halves and quarter tickets either singy o:
the package, III proportion.
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speed and safety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
URT TPkIEKT, Y EGO

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
IRI- JYEEHL Y -EXPRE,SsS
NHE subscriber has perfected his arrangements run
i Mug regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Rctwecn the above mentioned, and all points
This Will be cmphatiCnlly SAFE SPEEDY ACCONMO-
DNroS LrNE, by which articles large and small
tOl Will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which viii amply sustain
and afford a fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ arriving in Washington at
O'Clock, each day.
LEAVE-Washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'clock a. NJ arrivngin Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening.
OFFIC ES:-In Wheeling after the first OF April 1853
OH Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite 'as
ingtGn Hail." aud i'll Washington, in the of NInTrOw's
Store. mar26 l.. w. STOCKTON
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NEW FIRM.

MEssRs. CAYwooD, sCoNKLIN. & CO..
having purchased the entire stock orStoves, Tin,
&sss13 Copper and Sheet Iron of T. 6. Culbcrt
AsSs son, would respectfully inform the citizens oil
FtSsS Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry on
,ie business Of Tin Copper and Sheet
assortment for Wholesale and Retai very low for cas
lpersons wishing to purchase would do well to callan
at No. 10, Union St, at this old and well known
=Iaud heretofore occupied by T. e. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid to repairing '' - =.
Wheeling, Aug 81: o. CAYwooDs CoNKLINiSCo +.
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KEJIS g CAI,DWFT,T,

KEJLS & CALDWELL,
(sUCcEssoRs TO JAS. rAULL & co.)
EnipoTtcrSand WholcHnlc dealers in nlru-s,
Medicines, Chem iczIs, EsnIntS, Oils. &c.
No 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. IIlT
HAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, OF the firm of James Paul. &C. would
respectfully solicit The patronage dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. N
III retTnStrom tic Drug business take pleasure in
TO favorable consideration successors
MeSsrs hells " Caldwell, and hav in
that our taer aud dealers generally will
CelNc that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large OF patronage
JAS. PA ULLS CO.
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chnnge Office
SM4LLWOOD d. CO..

Lottery and Erchcnge Brokers' and dealers in Foreirr
Gold Bullion, &c.
BALTIM MuRE, MD.
CPECIAL licensed iOr the MARYLAND State LOT,
~ tees, drawn under the superintendent OF State con-
nisSOncrs appointed by the Governor and conTned by
the Legislature o Maryland. - =
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Notice to Housekeepers
: TT77 MCCLURE HOUSE.

/ JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
"i 90 ~ WHEELING, Va. 20 ''1-'---
III AS heenIecently completed of over 1OO O00
and furnished ig the very best style i contains AZ
calculated in all respects for first class House. y
The Proprietor having been engaged in OF
patrons In style inferior TO west east and res
Teetfully aolieits theirsfayor. ssG tg,- [febe:u
FINEAnd eonrse SpOnge-extra tnejust opened att 9
~ aT2s VoWRLf5s drug store, 81 Union St
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MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
$4,000. Eicl1cis only S32.
GRAND CONSOI'D LOTTERY NF MT

GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS NJ
To be drG,0n in the city Of Baltimore, Nd,
SATURDAY. NAY, 2Sth, 1888.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the 6Srccinn 'Trigomum, no. IS9
Z RIniM Street. '.s

Mnin Street. 7s
ssSz.l J. FICKIESON would respectfully an
'tEtnounce the citizens Wheeling vi
I ] U II 1cinty, that he has Just oIened new and
Iclcgant establishment for the sale OF VOlins,
Guitars Violinceos, Elagolets, Flutes, Fies Accore.
ons, bamOs, and Tamhorines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
singing - -
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also tho
newest Songs, Duelts etc. and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin ai'l Guitar Strings.
Claronct Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for VOlincellO and Violin
Il tAe2cr's Furniture Polish for renovRtfHg vanished
Furniture snchns Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent Keber Pttsburg Pianos
ot ic first and hest in the United Statcs
as NunS and Cl7rs grand and square Pianos, J. h. Dun
h'nps Hallctt and Aliens celebrated Boston PanOs &c.
NleOdcOns
Accordeons and kind OF ofmusicalinstruents repaired
a. tie lowest prices. IT,
STEAM 1HARBLE WORKS,
&c MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
'.NHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
i ncns in the East for supply Marble and con-
templatng the erection OF Steam works. invite
the attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in gen.
Egytan Sienna, American and other Marbles
qualities which can be sold lower than other establish
ment in the west.
Dealers find it advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention purchasers examine his
otaphs, Tombs, Head foot sones &c. and Grave yard
work every variety being his superior acil
tcs 10 supply this work at than
any other establishment the country.
Please give mo call and examine my work.
---a .. 5s.T. 1f r.ar-a MICHAEL J. RoHAN, III
u a. Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones,
st the lowest trade prices I'd.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
pntcn, rho.rone Gns,

FoRDUnN NINGIN THE sAME.
This Lamp JorToducing portable Light, confidently
recomneli1ed as superior TO any other in
TINE LIGHT is produced ythe burning aeriform
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
foTationsinF' F'atina. Ezsr-lEg 'f,lg-t 8 49,
The Gas is generated it is used by the heat Ofs own
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus it perfect portable appa ratns
Tor creating and burning aeTilorm Gas. ,r4t -1.s1
Its construction is such; that all possibility or accident
from Its is entirely and the great simplicity
ITS renders liable get oforder
any other kind Of Lamp requires no cleaning and trim
ming, do OH and Cauphene Lamps burns equally
We'll either with without glass globe shade and per
lcetly nee from smoke odor. 1i7i = 80 z 7-7,
The opinions of the scientific be learned from the fact
tat at the Annual Fair Of the American Institute 1886
SILVER MEDALwas awarded to the Inventor, and D.
ed the LIGHT ever eShi bited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by . 'iif
f.t - 3-2s' ]. K. DUNHAAf& co. ir3s
1te, 4. No. Is Monroe ST., near the Post office
FoR sA LR<s.iine morse, years old. Also-0ne work
p horse. itstas iSap2l sslis.sl szsts AVERY 4
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
EsrnElI2IIEIEI I2IExIl y

NNOUNCES TO his old friends and customers and the
~ public generally that having commenced business
HOUSE Hgte- Str S splendid ossortmsmt OF CLOTHS
OF every color, quality and variety. Plain and fancy
CASSLIERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds OF TESTTNGS,
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make up to order at the shortest notice. in the
manneT, and latest style, His faEcy Department
embraces Shirts every kind Collars, Cravas, Hand
kcrchefs, Gloves Unde rshrts Drawers, Stockings
every article kept in Gentlemcn's general rnishin.
Store. you want he bea in the ri:T caIIt 'Head
Quarters,'' South room .SFRIGG HOUSE. Water Street.
mar
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They that SOW the wind reap

ally get crop. They that SOW the wind reap
Il whirlwind.
Work is the order of this day. The slow
penny is surer than the quick dollar. The
slow trotter will out.travel the fleet racer
Genius darts, futters. and tires; but perse-
vcrlnce wears and wins. The all-day horse
wins the race. The afternoon man wears OIL
the laurels. The last blow finishes the nail.
Men must learn to labor and to wait if they
would succeed Brains grow by use as well
as hands. The greatest man is the one who
uses his brains the most, who has added most
to his natural stock of power. Would you
have fleeter feet? Try them in the race.
Would you have stronger minds! Put them
at rational thinking. They will grow strong.
by action. Would you have greater success
Use greater aud more rational and constant
efforts Does competition trouble you? Work
away; what is your competitor but man!
Are you coward, that you shrink from the
contest? Then you ought to be beaten. .
Is the end of your labors a long way off!
Every step takes you nearer to it. Is weary
distance to look at? All, you,are faint-heart.l
ed That is the trouble with the multitude of
youth Youth are not so lazy as they are cow
ardy: They may buster at first, but they
won't stick it out" Young farmer, do you.
covet homestead, nice and comfortable, for
yourself and that sweet one of your day
dreams? What hinders that you, should not
have it? Persevering industry, with proper
economy, will give you the farm: A man can
get what he wants if he is not laint-hearted
Youth, learn this lesson: ANreal good IS on
Tie naountaim top-you must go up there 10 get
it, The greater the good, the higher the mount
which it crowns !; and the longer and greater
the efforts necessary to secure it,
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before, though. sometimes we did get attention,
vet there was a chance about it, which kept us
uneasy. 0 Mrs: C. and Miss E. arc good ladies,
they are great blessing to the sick ont here" J."
allow much do you earn rer month 2 "Ien
dollars and II cents, butthc weavers make more,
about 16 or II dollars per month," and that, OBJ
served one of them, with a prcposscsslng face,
with whom had now entered into conversation.
that is more than | could make any other way.
Some folks, continued she, look down upon fac
tory folks, but l have had to work hard all my
life. and l think female better paid for work
and less exposed here, than any where else she
could get'it. This is pretty constant, but it Is
not so hard as field work. | am thankful, to be
aswell of, as am. look to Christ all the time,
and We can do anything Christ Strengthening US.
| felt the force of the couplct
Labor is rest, and pain in sweet. d.
If thou, my God art here,
All in this room, with but one exception, are
Mcthudists, said our good cicerone; the one YOU
have been speaking to, is sister ST. one.of the ey-
cclent of the earth. faithful christian she is.
could wish the world filled with the like Of her.
l thanked God that | had behcld the practical
working of our holy religion and the blessed
fruits Of the Spirit, in the Factory, and my heart
went up gratefully and adoringly to Him. who
though rich, yet for our sakes became poor; that
we through his poverty, might be rich, rich, ay,
even as these rch-God's poor of the Factory.
CoMpAGNoN DU VOYAGE.
Camden, S. c., July 9TH, 1858. .. - .