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HFsAA.S+ss y FOR FAaHIONA-

HEA4ssatIAKTERS FOR FASHIIN1-
u DE ne, CLOIHING-SlLVEP. MEDAL FOR
ne members OF rho I4egisat ure and strangers
sshs the cry are requested to call at the old es-
strsat men NO lzo corner of lain and Governor
as the subscriber has hand q lsrge md elesant az
sornent OF dentlemans Wearing Apparel, not to be
of .s ny any house in the city AS an evidence
chanics Institute, 1856 a' " 'Ao "'o'
ssb constantly .n 30 nd the best of CLOTHS,
ner;nr .'ii 'Es3tNS s. &c. with score OF SUI
t pfs1o ns werken s es as it after
say more 20 gea tse Is publ has had Of bis goods
Ciotb;ns hi .a e eehffu endation. He warrants all
nus St oia tIr,eneand the p .blic generally.
strictly "a de che pd .ce Aystem.
del NJ +. B. SPENCE
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n-7. LOOK OU TINE w AR.
GHtR RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hay-

oER, LOOK ~ THEW CA Il.
&StMfE RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hay-
Sc@AGs-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. ST. Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his rie nds and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou-
ches Rockaways, top and top Bugsies Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides Martingales, Stirrups Bits ana
Spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage Chg
and Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Vaces Carpet Bags, La
dies Sachels, fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co.
and Blankets of various qualities and pricesa-
king altogether of the best Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back ane
carriage riding every article used for either is en-
braced in our stock The public is most respectfully
invited to call and mine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
of the above articles, to look at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducelnent wch can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would soy that he has large and va,
ried assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them at INV prices
- ~ II = JNO. w. DENNIS,
.s>S No. 81 Main st., doors above st. Charles.
l--d& M.
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MURDER IN ST. IoUIs-Sarah Iiayeraft, the
most notorious woman in st. Louis, Missouri, in
flicted wound upon Samuel Hudson, in that city,
on Tuesday from which he died in a few minutes
The murderess alleged as the cause OF the act that
man, but somewhat given to dissipation.
The Mt Vernon Cotton Factory, in Alexandria,
was sold on Thursday for SD, 900, to a company
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EFFECT OF SPIRIrUAI,s,t : wv Eel.
rost OF Monday says: "Wc III nc nu1laio IN "
thw authority that very respect,h, Sh anques
in i tbi, box working ON sss
insane Department of the Erie coun. sunday TO the
IA state Of most rapid insanity, prodnceS House
pretended manifestations, "e'osion and
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G.srresetn9 Foreign ItesNs.
The following items Cleaned from the European
s,.rar. received BY the Baltic. wl be found inter
eating: A..
a mast serious misfortune befel Messina, ON me
18th nit. by an inandaon. occasoned y
by waterspcut; the whole country ABOUT mesNna
was laid under water trees We're rootca ~.
gardens, furniture and cattle destroy mn nsAns
persons drowned Much damage mas anso oeea
done TO the city Itself The total loss u ssd 20 ex
coed two millions of ounces. or one half quar-.
Ter million sterling In Palermo. the cholera
r. xerv had deaths being from 20 TO 100 per sday.
In Naples, from 20 to 10 deaths per day are ocea-
stoned by this fatal inaladys s. So "a sze
Father Pecherine, a Russian by BIRTH and a bro.
iher Of the Order OF Rcdcmp,ionists is undergoing
prosecution. At the Instance OF the English Govern
on the 9Th November last. at Ktngstown, Ireland.
The case makes great excitement In religious cir.
eles L. q
Denmark and Sweden continue to permit the
exploration of breadstuffs
The American ship Robert Patton. Capt Kelly
which had excited suspicion by remaining at an.
Choir at Sandhamm, arrived at Stockholm Nov.
l.'th, when her cargo instead of revolvers, was
found to consist only Of cotton aud dyewoods.
The grand terrace of the gariens OF the Tuiile-
ries is to be exclusively reserved for the Empress
snd the ladies of her suite. This terrace was un.
der similar circumstances, devoted to the exclusive
iiseof Anne OF Austria, in the days Of Louis XIV;
Of the Empress Marie Louise; the Duchess of Bel
RI tmother Of the Due de Bordeaux and the Ouch.
ess of Orleans.
A public meeting of merchants and others is
summoned for Wednesday, 9Th inst. at the Lon
don Tavern, to take into consideration the cur.
rency question. ~, 4 ss -..
DR. Ferdinand Markwort is appointed Secretary
70 the Austrian Legation at Washington and will
leave Vienna in q few days for New York.
The British Parliament will meet for business
January 18th
The statement that the Duke of Cambridge is to
succeed Lord Hardinge, COMMANDMENT Chief, Is
coatradicted ff53E1E-T -
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NOTlCE.--An peres1s havi.s s.seselea
July Last will leave them with Mr.. Richard Caufh0sn
for seteent; and those indebted win please call gu
him snd sete their seceants I. spssdaiy gos,s,s
Dc 6--ts JOHN B. BROWN.
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"A ERS.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT-JOS. H. COLQUITT. Agent, having ia
ken possession of the stock and fixtures OF VIM II.
Sutton, decd desires the liberal patronage of the late
firm 10 be extended to him. Havins<lad expert
ence OF Twenty-Five years in the business he atters
himself to be able to sell as reasonable terms,
and as low AZ any house In the city, and shall
his utmost eeavors to please all who may favor him
with patronage $3.50
Lesthers of every description md auaity such as Mo
roccos, Calf Skins, Kip Skins, Kid Skins Goat Skins
Lining Skins, Roans, Binding Skins, Boot Webb
die Leather, Skirting, Oak az ID Hemlock Sole Lea
ther and every thing, in fact suay kept in the Lea
ther and Shoe-flnding business at low prices. "
JOS. H. Ct)LQUITT, Agent,
Successor to VIM. IL. Sutton, decd.
CHAs. w. HARDWOOD, {lata with w H. Sutton, }
Salesman. 2.+ ~ if.ls... e-5aff de lin
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Mghk NEW WINTER CLOTHING.-
- Ialmas and French Cashmere business Suis
- sanay oMn manufactnre. Jehoss Ia want Of these
I'M H Iii nud 20 their tut~rest TO calat the Cloth
de- ~ ~ WM IRA SMITH.
Ne. ~ Main ct.
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EIRE AND NIAKTNE INSURANCE THE
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va. Branc h Office
l4th street, I'd door from the Pest Office, h:hnond
Company will insure first class BRICK Dwell
LINGS perpetually for single payment of per
cent Time policies viii also be issued of BSIldines,
Merchandise, &c. in town country, at current
rates.
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken
as favorable terms by any other responsible Com
pany.
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adhsted
at this office. o. +. BREESE, Actuasy.
REFERENCES:
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richm .snd
ia Smith, do. Farmers gank Va. do.
Joseph II. Anderson, Esq, do.
Messrs. Haxall Il CO., do
Henry NJ. Brent Cashier of the Bank of the VaI-
ley, Winchester. -
J. H. Sherrard Cashier g. fthe Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon. James M Mason. U. s. s., Winchester.
SO 22-d3m .
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-. FOR RENT.-The three story Brick
HSs Dwelling on Grace street; occupied by Mr..
ILL c. w. Macmurdo Possession given on the LIST
of January. Apply to
no 2i-eodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
FOR RENT---A large and convenient
A3:a Store Room, with counting room, cellar, &C..
EEL attacked, for the ensuing year, ut Louisa Court
House.
Also--A Wheelwright's Shop and House suitable
for carving on the manufacture of tobacco
As place of business, but few surpass this. For
terms apply to GEO. w. TRICE 4 co.
LOuISAC H. Dec. /, 1855. de 5-3taw&wt1Jan
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- FOR RkNT..A comfortable Tene.
Hs ment, ON the corner Of Frankin and I'D sireeo'
Ac4 Possession given on the LIST November, or soon
er if desired. Appiyto oyr
oc Ai--ts E JAMES MALUNE.
-. FOR RENT..A comfortable Dwell
la ing-H ouse on the alley the lst Market, pc
A24 tween nth and 18th streets The house hss "a
good rooms besides basement and pesssffs, ana "
good repair, having been painted and whifeweshea
within the lust two months. Apply 70
de 6-dts j. y. KEESEE, on 18th 81.
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LA BELLE DoRMECSE"-The special Paris
correspondent of the n. Y. Times tells the follow
ing curious story: -. ..- 81, -a-E
A young and frail Scotch girl scarcely more
than child, and beautiful any of Walter Scott
heroines has lately attracted the public attention
Ill Paris by sleeping wherever she goes. Her
name Is Erina Walton. and her mother has brought
her to Paris to try by travel 10 cure her of her
singular malady. At the opera she no sooner takes
her seat in box than she falls to Sleep and thus
remains until she is awakened and it is whilst in
this position she has gained the title of La Belle
Dormeuse.' While she sleeps she is said to enjoy
dreams so lovely and so attractive that the awaken
ing into the commonplace surroundings of this world
dispieases her, and she hastens back again into
dream land AT home in carriage, at the thea
ire, wherever she Is left alone for a moment she
settles into calm and sweet sleep; and with love.
" and chdlik face and dreams such as she enjoys
one can readily imagine that her face in sleep is the
centre OF attraction for all eyes, and that she well
merits the title OF beautiful Sleeper" The symp.
IONS OF this case betray ofhe forms of ystercr
and, no doubt, after time has cured her of the
aDominable condition in which she now finds her
aeif she will look back upon that period with as
niuch tear as she does now delight.
Aside from the diseased condition of this cb;la,s
nervous system it would be curious to know how
much there Is of materiality-how much of imma
teriality-n this Swedenborgaiu-like communion
with the land ofdreams. -
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Sole Proprietors, Richmond. Va.
Scr ayrx,rrN. Nnr- IN 1QzE
For saIe by pOVE &-CO.- n

VIRCTIT COURT. RICHMOND, Va
suffering with Chronic Darrhea for about ten years,
uad had been attended by several prominent physi-
clans hut talea in receiving any permanen relief I'M
der their treatment During the last spring and sum
IneT, che was Induced TO try Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the use o!
them she began TO improve Ghd Is now, as consider
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 18th day of November,
1855. WIN FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling Messrs. PUR-
CELL LADD l. CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. de Ill
IACKsON,S BITTERS.-MOre proofs Of
y their virtue.-Read the following testimonial,
to the proprietor unesked, and who may be seen by
any one who desires to use this article: -
-. tr "RIcHMoND, OctI II, 1855
'Mr. r. Fl. JACKSON: ''l
i'Dear Sirl cannot refrain from expressing to you
the value which have placed upon your Bitters, from
the fact that have been restored by their to my
accustomed health and gor. was attacked several
months ago with Diarrhea which continued with
great obstipacy caused told by the irregular
action of the liver. suffered severely for long
time. was advised to take your Bitters, which did
regularly and steadily for some time, and by their
| gradually recovered my health and strength
''Yours, very respectfully.
"At Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main st.
They may be found at Paterson Jacks sons Laid.
ley Robinsons WIN. +. Noeps, L. J. Picots A. Boz
dekers. s. NJ. Zachrissons, Chas. Millspaugfs Ben.
nett Beers and Alex DuvaPs, Druggists, Richmond,
Va .-.4r.
All orders promptly attended to. au2o
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limited STATES LIFE INSTKANCE
- ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL 81, 240629-Issues poll
cies White Persons for Life and makes annual di
vdends to policy holders also insures Slaves fer
or q term OF years For rates, &c. apply to
sr..- -r4 EfsF .-s o. BRESEE. Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK,
..... 80 -.-s Medical Examiner
At the Office # the insurance Company of the VAL
ley Virginia, 18th street, Richmond, Va
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IA form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
of January next. 40 80
We shall have ON hand at all times complete
sortinent Of the best FAMILY GROCERIES,, which
will offer at the lowest possible rates; aud it shall
be our constant endeavor to prove to customers
by the quality and prices of goods, that it is TO
their advantage well ours sustain this system.
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron
age, respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. L. 7. ELLIS l. CO,
de l2-lm< 1874 Broad ST.
Ok Blu ckeIs Of George ~ Jinlkins' Fami-
&O ly LARD.
80 BEEF TONGUES, very superior.
so Rounds Smoked BEEF very prime.
SO Extra VENISON HAMS.
Just received and for sale by
T. w. TURPIN,
de 12-lw ~ $3.50 No 257 Main at
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LITTER FROM GEN. CASA-The following let
Ter Is addressed to several citizens of Detroit:
DETROIT, Nov 23d, 1855.
6entemen;-l have received your letter asking
me am q candidate for the Office of President
Of the United States, and expressing the gratica-
son II would give you to support me tor that high
While thanking You for this manifestation of
your Kindness and confidence. of which shall al
ways preserve grateful recollection, reply that
am not candidate for the Presidency, nor do /
desire that my name should be presented in con-
nexion with 1t TO the consideration of the Demo
cratic party OF the Union
j am, gentlemen, with great regard, truly yours,
. LEWIS Cas-
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RICHMOND GLASS M0Kks,

EyICHVUNU (ELASsS. WOIlhEfa -
H GEORGE GAVINZEL,
MANUFACTURER, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS,
573 ROCKETS, RICHMOND, Va,
Has constantly on hand large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Glass of any pattern or color required.
Jars Denohns Porters, Lamp Glasses, &c.
Tumblers pressed s. Decanters, Minerals
Do plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do.
Lemon Syraps Colognes, Flasks ~
Castor OILS Walls of every description
and Pickles of every variety.
II Moulds made to order and particular attention
given to their faithful execution. de l2-Im
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COAL AND COKE.


A NTHRACITE AND GLOVER HILL
"A COAL.-The subscribers are receiving and keep
constantly en- hand, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND
HAIL COAL; fine do, for smiths purposes; Red and
White Ash Anthracite do, for cooking ranges stoves
and CRATES; and Lump Wi. te Ash, for oundriesall
of which they are prepared to sell good terms
as 1t can be purchased il The city.
Orders left ut Capt. L. Libhys corner 10th and Gary
streets at their office, Cioyet Hill yard wifi
be promptly attended to.
They have for the convenience of their customers,
made an arrangement, by which orders Loft at the
counting room Of the Enquirer Office, viii also have
due attention. WAl. II. DAVIS u co.
deS-zw
TRATE FUEL.--I ana daily receiving
VI fresh from the mines SOFT COKE Of superior
quality, which can recommend for in crates as
economical ald agreeable than any other fuel
for that purpose. Orders promptly executed at the
Coke Yard, corner 10Th street and Basin Bank.
de Its rs. JN0. j. WEkTH, Agent.
A NTHItACITE o A L..-COnstnntIy on
IA hand and for sale, the best article of Red and
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders left ut Mes.rs
Dove l. Co. will be attended to promptly
...- ..lf- JNO. w. WRIGHT & CO.,
no a-tf Corner Goth and Dock SITS.
a NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
"A keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN
THRAClTE COAL and will sell as low it can be
bought in the city. Orders left at No. IA Main street.
will meet with prompt attention. - stt.
no 27-d3m P. C. LARUS. r
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iSULATE OF TRANCE, m KICH-

n
~ MOND.-The farmers OF the State of Virginia,
and ighborng States and all other persons engaged
in raising animals intended for farming or any other
Of all kinds, Nc, &c.-wll please to take notice that
there will be rsa concourse opened in Paris
from the sd May to 7t june 1856. and from the I'D
May the 7th June, 1887; when premiums viii be
awarded the best specimens of the above mention
cd animals. The exhibition will likewise be opened
and premiums delivered for all kinds OF Tools lDstr
nicnts and Implements OF Agriculture. All kinds of
Agricultural Produce will also be admitted to com.
pete with French and other European produce. "
All articles sent to these exhibitions will be trans
ported FROM the French frontier TO Paris at the
pense OF the Imperial Gosernment.s Ga 8Is4 g. &
at the Office Of the French Consul in the city Of Rich
mond, from II to clock every day. de ll-H*
A LLEGHANY sPRlNt:s w ATE j. -
the spnss' j Ell
cities Richmond, Messrs Purcell Lsdd Co.; reters.
burg, Messrs. Lyon 4 RiveS Lynchburs, John II,
@ppy BY application g PURCELL III IxD6 81
This Water Is eonsidereda sovereign remedy in all
Of the digestive organs IL win be found upon trial
worth all other medicines IN restoring healthy and
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els, and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing TO gain fs,thsr informs,
ton Of the sanitiye properties Of this Water TO the
Ms.se sean Iaadoa s.aa.s
L. s. Joynes, Robt. Ridswsy VIM. Ssmpie, samuel
Rutherford, Wm il. HsxalL Quinn Word, and DR., r.
ii. Christiaa Riehnond, John w. Syme, DR.. Thomas
Withers, WIN. n. Jeynss. and chss- Kent. Peters
burg pr Rsbl. Early; q G I. Mo.ey II. q School
VIM. s. Raid. Jr. y. w. fsse, and A. .. Rucker,
fss.s sprnss WIN b. opened Cor v.ssrs the let day
Of June next when we viii Do fully prspsssd 70
ceive ~ who may wish p uss - Wstsr q he foan'
% as--1ts s mo. w, HOLT SONS
NOTlCk.--An peres.s III u.sessles
claims against tbs subscriber, previous 70 the lsl
July last will leave them with Mr.. Richard Caufharn
for settlement and those indebted, viii please call on
hm and eetko their socopnts u speedily possible
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INSURANCE COMP NAIEs,

MU A l. Ii EFT LIFE INSU.
vi RANCE COMPANY.-Oiice at "StatiGner's-
Hail." No. II Pearl street, Richmond, Va-Ths Com
pauy has paid in Richmond to Widows Orphans and
Creditors, SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and is paying annual dividends of s. per The
pany affords security advantages the insu-
red. B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Dir. A. SNEAD. Medical Examiner. Sc 2o-Sm
E>IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
Il be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany, favorable terms with any Other eompa-
ny in this State, possessing real cash capital
losses. Apply to II = ess STOKES 4. CO.
-E :. sss Agts, Richmond, Va
WIN. 7. EARLY, Prest
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Secy,
Charlottesville y
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n or SATE-4510 CSnffS7 H1il kead
T. Dividend BOnd $500 40 do do
one .sssaF ssad 4 HAAuAs : W.
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- MRS. e. LYON--OVER .EN

Gsr- MRS. 4. LYON--OVER xEDu
HH&A5 METHODIST BOOK CONCERN. ~
&sH No. l23 MAIN STREET-Will openY4fSxA
va her winter styles of Millinery ON Dec $3.50
I'd, consisting of Satin, Velvet and Silk Bonnets, and
vaious other styles; also, Headresses Caps Flowers
and Feathers for the head; Hair Brads and great
variety of Fancy Articles suited to the taste of the
ladies. --
Cloaks, Dresses, Nantes, &c, made to order.
de 4-eod2w o. '.E. 1. r--s -
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FARMERS, BANK OF RGINI A..-
Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be held at their
banking house in this city, WEDNESDAY, the
10th January, 1856:
''No officer or director of Bank shall hereafter
vote proxy of a stakeholder in any election of di-
rectors officers of hank, shall any proxy be
valid which shall have been executed sxty days be-
fore the time of election"
de 14-eodtd J. A. SMITH. Cashier.
MARKET Il ARDEN FOK KIM Oll
IVA LEASE offer for rent or lease Lot contain
ing eight acres of land lying ON the Westham Plank
Road opposite the Reservoir within quarter of
mile OF the corporation line. The improvements are
all and ample, with excellent well of water,
in which Pump will be fixed The soil is rich and
we'll adapted to gardening and the Lot is being
enclosed with new palns fence. Its cOntiguty to
the city elevated situation fertility of SOIL and ample,
convenient Accommodations render it of the
desirable situations for horculturst in the vicinity
of Richmond. Apply to JOS. ALLEN
de 13-6t*
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G. FOR RENT--That most eligible resi-
E1:;a dence known Warsaw" We offer for rent
AL the above mentioned desirable residence situs.
ted short distance west of the Fair Grounds and
occupied by Mr. C. M. Nmmo. Tie house il of brick,
with ample accommodations, arranged and finished in
the best style, with all the usual out-houses audi four
acres of land attached. The whole premises in
perfect epair. To any one wishing elegant and
retired residence, Warsaw offers great inducements
de II TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07
seaauMl pxtraot,

The South We,tstn States suffered greatly ftom
the late severe and; prottacied drought. But 10.
lief came at last On The 9Th pltimo rain fell co.
pOusly, laying The dust, refreshing the whole face
Of nature, and filling all hearts with Joy aud
Thanksgiving, The N. o, Della thus gtaiefulIy
Acknowledges tho blessing
i'TGg RaS,-Sotly, gently, kindly as anuttet.
edblessinEit fell upon our patched streets yes.er'
/ day evening, and made lie heail Of lie painting
oily besoue happy and calm. The tear dropped
blythe Ralehful tnotheton The face OF her feveted
child Il not hoeT OF liufsT--for II was beautiful
revelation or Gods benefeence 10 lis people.
~ As Il battered 50 mertily on tho window panes,
plSIas like q thousand enchanted fngertIps on
ihe lille the nlullilldlnOuS Joy OF insect.
Tie hailed II with hoatse ohittupinss abroad, Ne
inSolahtkHiy commenced 10 'ctoon 10 ourselves
as Robet B0tbs would say that beautiful psalm
-ofLonsielbR's, In which he celebrates The 'Glea.
ins OF he rain, A blessing and a boon In Ibis
diy and dusty town, and 50 thought every created
thing from he man who bTeathel his gratitude
ALOUD, 10 HE wild flower which sent up its PET.
fame IKE incense from sacred tenset 10 The DIV.
( et Sf'all good We never undetslood the subtle
,Behpty 81 ibe fhlH yhtil we had been deprived q
IL i6t a 'oBs and weary period Now That old
AqbaflHs has col bis buckles jn order egain, we
iitiA be will iypset then otIei an9 Keep OUT sily
Ieppl and ~ Il 4 X ii8f