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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-20

NNO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL-
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, &c-Proposals will be
received at the Office of the "Board eff Public Works
of Virginia. in the city of Richmond until O'clock
P. NJ, on the first MONDAY in December next, for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipment Of the Eastern and Western div-
sous of the COVINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction OF the Tracks Turnouts and Bridges OF
said road.
Also proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road to be made at each end thereof
Each proposal must be endorsed, Proposals for
Cars Cast Iron Work, &C." and shall state whether
the articles proposed be furnished will be manu-
factured on the line ofthe road or elsewhere.
The proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned.
JAMES G. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the Coyinaton
and Ohio Railroad.
RICHMOND Sent 1S 1895 sc I4--Stawtd
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OLIVE OIL.-150 boxes OLIVE OIL,
" superior article for sale by
oc 10 CHAS r. WORKMAN L. co.
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M wHISkEY.-Old Monongaheia Noun.
w tain Dew Whiskey from Martin Co., Pitts
burg, Pa. For sale by
oc 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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4 DIE A. CRAY, DRUGGISTS i

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-A
III snail supply just to hand this day, from the
Spring dirsct. We expect 70 receive weekly, here
aiter Terms CASH city acceptance: Sold only BY
BENNETT G. BEERS,
ee Il Agents for the Rerkbridge Alum Springs
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EOR RENT have for rent two Small
a Tenements in the town of Fulton, containing
two rooms each and kitchen, all in good repair
Possession can be had at once. Apply to
EDWD. D. EACHO,
oc IL General Agent and Collector
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M MACHINEkY OIL, superior quality.
W. for sale by
&C IS DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co,
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EOR RENT.-Two very desirable an

oc IS A. MOTIF RI
| EOR RENT.-Two very desirable and
u pleasantly located HOU USES in rear of INV brick
yard One of the houses contains seven or eight
rooms large and airy, and well adapted for Board
ng-house. For further particulars enquire ef the
subscriber, whe may be found between the hours ef
and O'Clock 4 NJ, every morning, at the yard, or
place. at any hour during the day.
Possession of one of the houses can be obtained
mmedia,ely-and of the other on the I.s day of No
| Vemoer, 1853 JNO. D. QUAKLES
oc il-2wt
TOR RENT-The desirable Brick Re-
l. sdence on 2ud street, near MAN, opposite the
dwelling of Mr. Samuel Denoon and now occupied by
MT Garrison. 1t contains nine rooms with good
kitchen. hydrant &c. Possession can be given i'm
oe Is-iot JAS. B. TAYLOR
E'OR RENT-A very desirable and COM
= fortaole DWELLING on the corner of Duval
and St Stephens streets. The House contains six
iarse rooms and s suitable for large family. Apply
oc l9-2t+ DANIEL MURPHY, Second st.
FOR RENT-A very desirable STORE
on Main street. suitable for q wholesale or retail
business The central location of this Store renders
one OF the most eligible business stands the city.
Possession given on the LIST of January next. For
cl9-ts JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
FOR RENT have for rent two Small
a Tenements in the town of Fulton, containing
Possession can be had at once. Apply to
EDWD. b. EACHO,
oc u General Agent and Collector.
FOR RENT-The House on 18th street,
recently occupied by Mr. Geo. J. Sumner. APP
ply to
&C II RMBURToN.
FOR ENT.-The Brick Tenement
Il lately occupied by Mr.. John z. Doughety, rear
the corner of Fourth and Canal streets. Rent $50
per annum. Apply to TOLER i COOK,
Sc ~ Agents.
EeOR RENT small brick HOUSES in
Il Adams Valley, containing rooms each. Pos
session can be had the LIST of October. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
Sc 30 General Agent and Collector
EOR RENT, the store on Cary street, at
, present occupied by N. Blair. Possession given
ls January next Apply ,, to
E'OR RENT-Over nay Store LODG-
Il ING ROOM JNO. THOMPSON,
sc "A No. 81 Main st
E'OR RENT-A neat little store, opposite
a TO the lst Market House, suitable for q Confec-
tonary or Fruit store. Possession be had once
Apply to EDW'D. d. EACHO.
&C IL General Agent and Collector.
TNALAVERA FOR SALE OR RENT
4 This desirable residence. situated about one mile
West of Richmond, is for sale prvately-and if not
disposed OF, Will be rented for The ensuing year. The
tract contains about wenty light acres of good land
and Is admirably suited for the purposes of MAR
kET GARDEN. The dwelling house, (containing8
roons) and other buildings, in good repair, and
excellent water on the premises
Apply to Mrs. E. l. Talley, corner of Franklin snd
4th streets or DR.. W. Gbbon Carter at his Office
corner of Marshall street and Brooke Avenue.
Tiff
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pOY'S AND MISSES SATCHELS.-A
~ large lot for sale by
oc 10 WILLIAM WALSH
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FOR r ENT.-The Brick Tenement
Il lately occupied by Mr.. John z. Doughety, near
the corner of Fourth and Canal streets. Rent $50
per annum. Apply to TOLER & COOK
Sc ~ Agents
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DENTISTRY.
THE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL

Il TEETH are now worn, and their filing all the
purposes for which they inserted is calculated to
condition of their mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth. under the consolation when the teeth
are gone they can be replaced by prettier ones than
those nature had furnished
To all such would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth lost; but
tnat should be the last resort, the mouth be
made healthy and kept through long life, by ju-
dicious Dental operations on the natural teeth and
gums with far less inconvenience, pain expense to
patients.
R. D. ADDINGTON (Graduate) Dentist,
eu o OiIice one door from 10Th On Min street.
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FOR RENT-The House on 18th street,
l. recently occupied by Ar. Geo. J. Sumner. APP
oc II MBURTON
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DRIME MOUNTAIN BUTTER. Is
Il frkins receiving this day, for sale by
oc 10 WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
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HYDRAULIC CEMEN T-iOOO bbl..
14 best quality, for sale by
oc ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN L 90.
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NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT

~ u " UL w LIlLsI TROI I,
In No. 75l MAIN STREET.-The subscribers have
opened, in the store recently occupied by messTs.
Wordsworth, Turner & Co.. next door below White
hurts Daguerrean Gallery, entire stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, of every
description to which they respectfully invite the
tention of the public. Their stock is very extensive
and consists of every variety of articles connected
with the trade. and among them many entirely new
styles all of which having been purchased for cash,
viii enable them TO promise inducements not usually
met with.
They are also prepared to make to order or repair
Watches, Jewelry, aud any other article in their line
st short notice. One of the firm being practical
workman will pay particular attention to the repair
ing department. MYERS l. JANkE,
l0-dlm. Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
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DLATED FORKS and SPOONS, ofvery
i fne quality, embracing Table and Dessert FORKS
and Spoons Tea Spoons, Soup Lsdle &c.
oc IA GEHNET L JAMES. Eagle Sqfare.
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ENCOURAGE VIRGTNIA IMPORT

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
IL ERS!-OsE OF THE CHEAPEST STORES IN Tur
usrrD STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES.
SC, 81 HENRY HYMANsS
No: 96, Main Street, Richmond. Va.
Double barrel English Guns warranted, for Si0 90
.anted, * M
Double barrel English Guns, superior, Stub and
TVS, warranted, 25 90
The latest and best improved Patent Gun. 40 90
Steel We'd Cutters each 25
so Weds in a box, for Is
Powder Fiasks, n
Bowie Knives. from 81 TO & 10
500 o09 Percussion Caps Warranted $50 in box,) at
10 cents per thousand.
Io9,o0e Anti-corosive Percussion Ceps fStarkev,s
best,l at S7i cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices
Colts Revoivers, Aliens Pistols and general assort-
nient of sporting articles numerous to mention
Gold Watches which run on jewels in good
order, for $40 90
Gold Levers, IS jewels, g 90
is carat Gold Levers, Is jewels, warranted for
II months, 25 90
Gold English Levers from SS5 to 200 90
Gold Chains, from l2 to 50 90
Gold Fob Chains from 10 to 30 90
Cold Pencil cases, from Is cts. TO 10 90
Silver Watches, regulated, at 6 90
And general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, JEWELRY of every description Fancy
Goods. &c. &c. HENRY LYMAN
Direct Importer of Guns and the only Importer of
Gold Watches, &c.
Dou't forget that it is at No. s6, Main st. Sc 80
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K. d. ADDINUTUN, tGreduateI Dentist,
au . Office one door from 10th on Main street
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AN

A RTIF1CIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
IA IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.-The under.
signed have purchased the right to DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions made in
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of 8
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by silicious compound which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and
raj looking sun and filling up all creyces and rregu-
larties, and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumus-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth ia
comparable to this in any respect,
Persons wearing teeth Gnserted in the ordinary
way and not giving satisactior are invited to try
tiona cost
We shall be pleased 10 show specimens CT this kind
of work to any persons who will call our office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT 4 MAUONY, Dentists
l1-f& xgta Office 2nq Main strast
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EtOR RENT small brick HOUSES in
Il Adams Valley, containing rooms each Pos
session can be had on the LIST of October Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
Sc so General Agent and Collector
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1H HHDS. Prime SIDES and SHOUL-
" DERS landing this day from steamer, for sals
by Toc fsI WILLIAMS& C BROTHER
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DRINE GOSHEN CHEESE, NOUN
i TAIN BUTTER. and New Buekwheat Flour.
just received and for sale By -
oc IL A. u, MUOkk.
fao Broad Il Successor 70 p. Voolfolk Jr.
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NRAPE SHAWLS.-Plain and embroid-
~ cred white Grape shawis, from low priced 70
something very handsome.
oc IL e. HARTN ELL u u.
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E'OR RENT-A neat little store, opposite
a to the lst Market House. suitable for Confec-
tionery or Fruit store. Possession be had at once
Apply TO EDW'D. d. EACHO.
oc IL General Agent and Collector
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E'OR RENT, the store on Cary street, at
y present occupied by NJ. Blair. Possession given
seIO JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
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E'OR RENT-Over nay Store a LODG-
II ING ROOM. JNO. THOMPSON,
Sc "A No. 81 Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-20

N EW YORK LIFE N S y r A 4 c Z
IN COMPANY.-Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company The last quarters
report of its transactions has just come to haud.
During the rnonths up the LIST inst, 12l new
Policies have been issued, the premiums which,
including premiums all renewals,
amount to. 82 449 26
Losses paid during the same time u Poll
cies amount ,,,..,....,,,.,,. 2S g7o IA
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E'OR RENT-A very desirable STORE
Il on Main street, suitable for q wholesale or retail
business The central location of this Store renders
i one OF the most eligible business stands the city
Possession given on the LIST of January next For
farther information, apply to
oc I9-ts JAS H. TAYLOR
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GALT, Marshall brand, landing and for
~ sale by
oc l3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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NT ERINO AND SILK UN DE X
Iva Shirts would call the attention OF those
in wsnt 70 nv large stock Of silk rnedLo aud flannel
UNDER SHIRTS; also, jeans aud flannel DRAW
Frs HENRY SiIAFER,
oc 10 Corner Main and Pearl streets
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INDESTRUCTIBLE Z i III ERS.-A
MORRIS. 81 Main st., has just received supply
of those excellent BOOK S for Children. Beina
printed linen, they cannot be torn or destroyed
like ordinary primers printed ON paper ana are con
ry their best these books short Of burning them
END they will prove them Indestructisie Primers IN
deed. oc ~
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TOR RENT.-The desirable Brick Re-
sdence on 2ud street. near Main, opposite the
dwelling of Mr.. Samuel Denoou and now occupied bv
ME- ClarksoD. 1t contains nine rooms with good
Kitchen, hydrant, &c. Possession can be given i'm
medately. Rent $780,
oe l9-i0t JAS. B. TAYLOR
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EOR HIRE.-A first rate male COOK.
Il for the balance of the year Apply to
oc IL TOLER COOK
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tOR RENT-A very desirable and COM
L Portable DWELLING the corner of Duval
and St. stephens streets. The House contains six
large rooms and is suitable for large family Apply
&C I9-2t+ DANIEL, MTRPUY Second s+
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nod LIVER OIL --Rushton, Clark e.
" Co and Samuel Shines senaine-fresh supplies
'sSs''s1 - = CHARLES MILLsPACGH,
ocf Druggist, Main st.
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S0 SIDES heavy Wax LEATHER in
ocl7 MACE 4 WINSTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-08-04
1)oetrD.
~
[ Published by request.l

GIRLS OF THE RIGHT SoRT.-In consequence OF
the reduction Of wages in the Lowell Factories,
some OF the girls intend to leave the mills They
would like good situations elsewhere, and the fol-
lowing paragraph copied from one oftheir papers
viii show what they are capable of doing:
"We are now working out our notice, and shall
soon be cut CT employment-can turn our hands
to most anything-dont like to be idle--but de-
termined not to work for nothing where folks lan
afford to pay. Who wants help? We make
bonnetss dresses, puddings, pies OF cakes patch,
darn, knl roast, stew and fry; maks butter and
cheese, milk cows, feed chickens and hoe corn
sweep out the kitchen, put the parlor to rights
make beds, split wood, kindle fires wash and iron,
besides being markably food OF babies. In fact
do anything the rnost accomplished housewife is
capable Of not forgetting the seedlings Mondays
and Saturdays; for specimens of spunk, we will
refer you 10 cur overseer. Speak quick!-Black
eyes fair foreheads clustering locks, beautiful as
stag IKE seraFn, ana sTrlIIe most be-
witchingly any elderly gentleman in want of a
housekeeper or nice young man in want ofa wife
willing 70 sustain either character in fact we are
in tina market. Who bids Going, going, gone
Who's the lucky mAnt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-08-04
Rumscllers' Petition for License.
BY MES. sIGorRNEY

bt AlltSs Sl-scLh y I'll.
" May 1t please your honors to grant
permission to k3H"
" In what manner DO you desire to kill
with tho sword 2"
'' Your petitioners consider the sword
an antiquated way Of extinguisbing life
Wounds are inconvenent and not always
mortal Death by the sword is an unjust
and partial system; 1t effects only those
who are drawn up IN battle array. H.
falls entirely upon ore sex. Now as :here
are fall as many 1O0ULeH as men, some
process of diminution ought to be devised
in which they shall bear due proportion
" We petition for leave to kill women
and children as well as men We pray
that power may be given US to enter the
domestic sanctuary and to slsy by the fire
side as well az in the battlefield
Do you prefer ths use of powder
to the sword P
=" May it please yoIr honors. none rev.
erence more than ourselves. the invention
Of gun powder AS an expeditions and
commodious way Of freeing earth of her
supernumeraries, it is truly admirable
Nevertheless, we are not perfectly salts
fed to adoptit 1t is too local in It's op-
erations. When the field is once cover
ed with the dead. the thunder of the can
non ceases. Battles are not of frequent
occurrence. We prefer to employ an agent
that needs no rest, and that night and day
may follow the work of destruction
Z" 1t would seem, then, that pestilenee
or famine must be summoned as execu-
tors to your commission"
I'VE suppose that the plague may be
imported, and we know that it has pro-
duced great effects. The cities Of tho
east have been humbled in sackcloth be-
fore it, aud desolated London, anciently
inscribed with the red cross, and Lord
have mercy upon u.s." the doors Of her
smitteh and almost tenantless dwellings.
The past year, TOO, in the opening graves
Of our own land, told how fearful was the
lightest footstep Of the destroyer, walk
ing in darkness" Famine has also with
cred whole nations. They have blighted
and faded away stricken through for
want of the field But earth soon reno
yated herself, and was again clothed with
plenty. The harvest whitencd, and the
grape filed It's clusters The iOeks that
had vanished from the fold returned and
the herds lowed In their stalls Health
anu 4uiueSs OF DIedu baul5ucu away eNc-
cry trace Of weeping and Of woe Not
only is the dominion of pestilence and
famine transient, but their sway Is also
restricted. In the hight Of their power,
they kill only the 5s4y They have no
authority over the sclL We desire a
broader commission. We request liberty
to "kiEt Tire soul as loelt as me 5ozzL"
:" What tremendous agent DO you then
seek, before whom the ravages of war,
and pestilence and famine are forgotten l7
May it please you 10 grant our petit
tion for license TO sell tn,oLicatW1 D.
q10ys ?"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-08-04

'We will leave you to draw your infer
ences from what has just happened re-
plieG Fleming.
Did you see Captain Du Quesne p
asked Mr. Aston.
Captain Boone colored, and appeared
panied and embarrassed.
Yes, we've seen him ! we've seen him =
exclaimed Logston, emphatically. And
then, as if to divert his thoughts from the
subject, he trod on Vesuvius's tail, putting
him into towering passion, and making
him more than ever anxious to worry An
drew or Ebony.
sThe fact of the case is said Boone, Sc
riousIy, that our friend Logston believes
he has made a singular discovery.
He's famous for discoveries returned
Mr.. Aston, somewhat ironically.
Yes, [ ans,' said Joel, drily.
Friend Joel has discovered on this oc-
casion, added the pioneer, calmly, that
Captain Du Quesne and Monsieur lie
Bland are the same
The same cried Alstonatlrning pale.
Identically the same, returned Joel,
! with a scowl.
1t cannot be it cannot be he ex-
claimed What do you think, Captain
Boone 2
4 am of Joels opinion replied the lat
ter, gravely.
And you, Mr.. Fleming2' Q resumed Ais
ton.
'I'll venture to make the assertion that
/ if Du Quesne were to die at this moment,
there wouldn't be such man as LIE Bland
on the face of the earth.
A dark frown passed over the usually
placid countenance of Mr.. Aston. If this
is indeed true he said, at length, this
very hand shall punish the perfdy of the
villain y
'Peryidin' I don't git my eyes on him
fust muttered Joel, while Vesuvius
growled in concert, and Andrew and Eb-
ony withdrew to the farthest part of the
fort, influenced by the most prudential mo-
tives.
Boone remarked that it was certain Du
Quesne, Notwithstanding all the vaporings
of Girty, had no cannon, and therefore he
should not think of surrendering, as he
was of the opinion that they could not
take the place without ordnance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-08-04
DnrietD.


To ascertain if woman is passionate, take
a muddy dog into her parlor-
Rather ominous--to be importuned by your
young wife 10 get your life insured.
-@Los.ng a cow for the sake of a cats" Chi
uese inrerpre 'auon for going to law.
The Individual who broke the ice with his
maiden speech, vas drowned by applause.
-aNo pains will b. spared" as the quack OBJ
served wh,u saving the poor fellows leg off to
cure the rheumatism.
Mrs Partugton wants 10 know why they
don't bring the whole of China over at once, in
stead of bringing it in junks.
Now papa, tel me what is humbug 2" st
IS" replied papa, when mamma pretends 10 be
fond of me and puts no buttons on my shirt"
"A youag man that has gained away his fortune
IS not without use; he stands as guide post that
with an extended finger points the road to ruin.
The discovery has been made by modern
writer, that without mouth, man could neither
eat, drink talk, kiss the girls, nor chew tobacco
--HoUssv1rERr.- Something practised by our
mothers au3 srandrnothers, but now only to be
found in the domiciIs Of the poorer classes. True
as Gospel.
What part Of the science of navigation should
a railroad conductor of the present day under
stands Why, he should know how 10 keep the
dead reck euing,' Of course.
Things are pretty evenly divided, after all
The poor man has no money, while the rich man
has no appetite The former lives in dread Of the
aims house and the latter, of dyspepsia and white
pine pudding. Who's ahead
John Smith beil-hanger, once went 10 4 print
er and desired has name inserted in the newspaper
What was ms surprise and indignation on finding
/ II conspicususIy displayed in the next number,
thus John smith, he'll bangor"
pa said little seven year old fellow, q
guess our u.au Ralph IS a good Christian" "How
50, my boy inquired the parent Why Pa, |
Rad in the Bible that the wicked shall not live
out half their days, AMI Ralph says ne has lived
ont ever ,saee he was little boy
"A strictly orthodox old gentleman in Massa-
chusetts, returning home one Sunday afternoon
from church began to extol to his son the merits
of the ssrascn Il have heard Frank said he,
@one of the mos; deligatI sermons ever delivered
/ before CHRISTIAN society. It carried me 10 the
gates of Heaven well. think replied Frank,
"you had bft,sT have lodged in, for you viii never
get another such chance ~