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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

MIR. LEFEBVRE' SCHOOL, Richmond
Nl VA-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857
TERMs.-Board $500; Washing $40; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages esch $780, Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $780, Drawing $50;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting. water colors 81
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rey
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, ID.
D.. Rev. T. v. Moore d. D., Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcuLTY.---Hubert P. Lefsbvre, A. M ;, Principal;
Rev: H: s. Keppler, Rev w; E. Webb, AM T. Llt.
A. Calys, c. w Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor.
Madame Estvan Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Mile
Vilemet, French Governess, ETC., etc. 4. .. ~
All letters to be directed to --.. ..
iy = Ana HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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a UG. ANDERSON & CO..
a RICHMOND, Va
Have removed to the store, No. Dol Main
street second door below 18th street, where they are
prepared to show the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
ever offered in this market Also, good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds.
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hats, CAPS. sHoHs, &c.
HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.
g. FALL TRADE ST.
"a / > SO! III
THK GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANDATORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street,

RICHMOND, VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade by wholesale and
retail, the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported manufactured
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met-and to obviate the necessity
OF country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in assortment of
erery article IN his line both home and foreign for
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Children's and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
TO the getting up of Silk and other Hats in his own
mandatory, he pays the closest attention and he
feels confident that few other houses North or South
can equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind, all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
au SQ-ts
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EDUCATION.

nNIss TAZEWELL,H SCHOOI, Grace
Nl sTsrrT, sErwEEs 7IH A.D arH.Tbs NTH
session Of this School .iil commence % the hrss day
whose attain sats and experience render BIN eoa-
w ss to ns s si
lara which can be obtained on sppicafior.
Trms, payable semi annually in sdvsnce: 10. a.
Higher Ensish Branches. 20 % %
Ane I and Modern Languages. ..eh....... 20 90
Music and Dr.wins Professors fees.
T4MPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA
II DENY.
JOHN b. CARY, A. N, Priacipal
rb. NEXT Session of this School will commsnce on
the firet MONDAY in October, AID continue ten
month";. Tho subjects taught are Ancient and Mo
dam Tsnsuares Matthew the elements Of Ply
scs Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting. f K.ts
Board, including washing, fuel and lights el7o %
tuition according to Advancement from $S0 70 30 W
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
~ Address the Principal. Hampton, Va Il
% 1-dAclms 49,
MIGHT CLASS IN ANClEN Ne
IN GUA0ES AND MATHEMATlCS.-Asrs graduate
as Master of Arts of the University OF Virgins who
ras had several years experience IN teachng wishes
to form small class for instruction IN the above
branches, between the hours of and 10, 2. n.
This may anord TO young men ensnkou tHfouShoot
the day an opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies 30 as to render til cir eorts at seifimprove-
ment much more easy and satisfactory, and their
progress in literature and the sciences moro agree
able, sure aud rapid. -.
For further informa alton. inquire at this efics.
se Inns 80
T7HE MISSES BOCKIUs will reopen
i their School, at the house of Mr.. Richard FOX.
on 9th street. between Grace and franklin the lst OF
October next.
TERMS or ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
Small children. w
More advanced classes. ~ W
French ~ w
Music On Piano.. % NJ
Do Guitar. ................ss...''.'.' oV w
an 30---dtlO
OICHMOND FEMALE INSTlTUTE.--
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION: =.
Washing. ~ ~ ~
Tuition In Collegiate Department. % U
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ....... So w
Ancient or Modern Languages, each. ~ w
Music on Piano. 20 on w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. (268) has encouraged the Trustees 20
provide still facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the elevated and be-
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommods-
lions No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages the young ladies who may honor N by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information address
B. MANLY, JR,
iy28-dSm Richmond Va.
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BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re-.
y. moved has once TO No. l6l fZammermaus) corn or
Main and 18th stYaafs IsrSs-
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EDUCATION.

AIRS. A. ID. 3. COLE will resume her
MI csss In sngipg Vocslization and instruction
the Piano the second week IN October
Any commune stion msy be left al p. Fl. Tayiors,
or Mrs Pellets on Broad street. se6-Im
TSNlaI.Ish, classical AND mATHE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
Fourth street, betscsen Broad and MdrahdH
@. L. G. SALTER, Principal
J. L. WILLIAMS. A. M
JOSEPH MfCHARD, Ashs1shs''
The fourth session Of this School win commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following
The course OF studies win embrace the Common
Enslish Branches, Mathematics Latin, Greek and
the NJ odern Languages.
Terms Payable semi-annusliy In advance:
Senior Classics and Mathematics. ...........e60 90
Junior. ,..,,..........5 SO 90
Common English Brauches................... 40 90
Primary Instruction ........S IS 90
Modern Languages each 20 90
~ 6-dlmS
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, feE
- 35th, between Clay and Leigh streets,
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CODA WATER INPORCELAIN FOUN-
- TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
tion and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection,
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups, man
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fuits Our
Apparatus il of the most recent construction, the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAIN, and the cooling arrangement, auch a. to
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE & BAKER, Phsrmaceutists,
1856. N. w. Corner Of Main and 10th streets
iy 233m
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILI.,-The
Exercises Of Mrs. WEBB'S School, corner OF
Drosn ana 34th streets, will be resumed on WE'D
NEsDAY, the lst of October next
Terms NC. made known on application.
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Oh CkKHING,s PI.
ANO PORTES-1o Be had 6 Ne.
&0 scS Nan 9. oppcsits the Exchange
III a.-, NATHsL CARUeI,
Sole Akeat
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NOIlCK.~1Se OAK WOOD CHm ETk.
~ NJ y laid OF u eeetienA and afe ~ eate- Arr
- :. ss';: .s:' 2 '''sA'':3 sstDsosD, s.ys
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M Z. y. TURNER'S SELECT CLASsI-
BETWEEN SAP AND 4TH.--Ths 18th Academic
I. 1sa 20 Of this School win commence ON MONDAY,
Glasses will bs formed 70 meet the wants Oh pupil.
At avery state Of their study the Ancient and Mod
srn Languages, the Asthsmatics and Enslish
Branches. a lg.-.dSr
LIZ AND EN0LloH ocHOOL corner 81 Nm snS
lst streets Riehmoaa Tho 10th session viz com.
ne ea ON sns issh q 4. issgtenbsr, las
Lsnguages. - -
John 4. cALyo, Tssshsr y Dn~iaJ.
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lsl DRESSED LUMB ER-Belvidsre Planning Mills,
9th street, south OF ths Basin in rear of the Pc
tersburg DePot.-Planing, of all kinds of lumber,
Tonguing and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring, 3D. 81, and A. inch Thick Shelv
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing and building ma
terials generally.
Builders Mouldinss, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand. 4sa.
90 SIN g. C. ROBINSON
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II w. CONES CLASSICAL Ann COM.
II. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open i'd 5.h snnnsI
sessen, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next.
IN the usual place on Broad street. opposite St. John.
Church, and continue ten menths -
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Common English Branches. $40 co
and Ancient Ian.
80 M
Higher Eng. Branches. and advanced studies ~
in Ancient Languages. GO m
naving purchased quite extensively of Philo.o
year and otherwise added to the convenenc..r ~
the school, Its facilities for instruction are infsndJ
TO be equal to any in the CITY, A1eu
Z. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal.
r. s. class of small boys for the Elemspfsrv
English Branches will be received at tuition of n
per session under competent TEACHER "a Wv
N. B. Pupils are requested TO Be- pr...nt - ~.
opening OF the School If practicable
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OLASSICAL AND MATH HflATICAI
- SCHOnI.-R u ROGER MARTIN

classical AND MATH H6lAVlCAL
~ SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN.
This School opens on the LIST of October, in the new
building the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS: Payable semi-annuslly in advance.)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and highsr Math-
FoO
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudiments of the Classcs
with the higher English Branches. ........ ..
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Spelng, Reading
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arlthme-
Mr. Martin be found at his fathers rooms, q.
B. Martias) from to l O'Clock.
Modern Languages and Drawing wi be taught by
competent Professors.
a. This School will be permanent one
seS-lm ROGER MARTIN.
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MRS. &. MISS ADA B. MINOR y
wi SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH.

lVl SCHOOL, FOk YOUNG LADIES, RICH
MOND.-Ths second session of this institution will
commence the lat day of October next, for one
continued session, to lat July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite, with the fruit of their
experience the light and counsel of others emf
nent in the profession and they intend it to afford the
means not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments
cesssry to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow laborsrs
in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
young ladies at all times, and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, S2O0 English tuition, $40; Pnma-
~ department, $50; Modern languages, each, $50;
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
ReFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
Z. Mcclure, Rev. J; Peterkin. Va; Oliver White,
J. Bolton. NJ D., Peticolas M. D., G. A. Wilson,
NJ D., DR.. R. 9. Cabel, and Col. s. H. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. R. M. 7. Hunter, Hon. j. M. Clayton. u.
Esqs., State Senate; o. NJ Smith, Esq, Lunsnburs
county; Thomas Field, N. D., Mecklsnbure county
jy 24-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department IL under the charge OF
D. Lee Powell, Esq
TERMS:
Board, for months. 5000
French, Italian, German, Spanish, esch..........20
Latn 10
Drawing from $2o to $50.
Music at Professors prices teA
Preparatory Department. 40
Washing and Lights extra
RoB'T J. MORRISON, Principals
va iu
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THE ADvERTiSEK is DESTROYS Of meet
i inga party, with cash capital of $4,000 to
take interest in and useful inven ion, which,
it is believed, will yield good return for the amount
of investment The address of the advertiser can be
obtained at this Office, when personsl interview can
be had; or any communication addressed to 'lnven-
tor" left at this office, will meet with attention.
Sc 5-Aw*
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SEYMOR'S PATENT BROADCAST
- SOWING MACHINE-Ths machine is capable
of sowing correctly land any quantity per acre) all
kinds of Grain and Seeds commonly sown by farmers,
from Peas to the smallest Seeds and all feitlizerae
dusty nature. 1t has received the highest recon-
mendations from societies and hundreds of farmels
We have a-few of them for sale. ss..
BALDWIN, CALDWELL & CO,
au 19-d4w&w4t Richmond. Va.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE..At the op.
4:M ton Of the tenant, the tenement mo ~ on
franklin street, recently occupid by Mr.. John
II. Gary, - grocery. 1t 10 situated very the
market aud 10 considered of the best locations in
the city for grocery dry goods store. Possession
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKER
PLEAsANrs, orto
P. II. AYLETT. Trustee,
au 23-ts Law Office lis Main street.
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EOUSHEE ST. GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-
l. BY VIM. A. RENNIE.-The next session will
begin 18th September 1856, and end 18th July
ing. Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst, the undersigned be seen at
his rooms, Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
Bickford Budwell, now known as Saunders Hail,
between the hours of n and II A. M when he will
be happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
se3-lm* VIM. A. RENNIE.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.---The subscriber
- his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
as a Tescher. since his return to the city and begs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day Of August
on Sd street. between Clay and Leigh. With an ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
trouize him. .,... ..-....azs t
FTerms made known on application. sa,zS
REFERENcEs.-Rev. Dr.. Howell. Rev. Jas B. Tay-
lor, Messrs. J. Il George Gibson p. J. Archer, ESQ.,
John Pearce A. Richards, Esq,, and numerous others
of his patrons if necessary.
an lI-d1m A. @. SAUNDERS
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= VERY VALUABLE PKTVATF
.H DWELLING ON 7IH NQRTH or IEIniii

- STREET, FOR SALE.-Ths subscrib.rs AZ.
authorized to sell the very desrably located rsn.
dence of Mr. Thomas Stevenson. Ii is located =,
above. The Lot fronts So feet, runs back 1870 feat
with the privilege of alley 20 feet wide ON tbss
South. The Dwelling has 10 rooms besides bath
besides coal cellar. Gas and city water have been
introduced in the house The whole premI,,. Az
now in fine order having been built about seven or
eight years ago; the work msnshp and materials be.
ng of the best kind. For terma dc apply TO
90 8-2sw2w QODOIN l. APPERSON
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UGUST, Goth 1856
"A GREAT ATTRACTION -PRIVATE

NEW WASHING MACHINE.--The sub
scrlbers beg leave inform the citizens of Rich
,nond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochlsnd
right to Manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Hengsworth, in 1884, and now ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses etc ON moderate
terms. ra-5 ~
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, requested to
call and witness the operation OF this Machine, at
VIM Fl. Woodward's on 9th and Franklin streets, or
r B. Wosdward's, on Main and 9Th streets, where
orders will be punctuay filed.
VIM. II. L. r. B. WOODWARD.
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The subscriber viii commence the 4th annual
session of his School, the LIST October next under
the above gapization
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
English course Military Instruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire il These will consti-
tute corps of Cadets, properly uniformed and cub
'ss5ea to iasssu,a. daily dri and weekly parade
their daily dress and will be SO planned as to be at
once economi cal and neat. -
The duties Of this department will be 10 arranged
not to interfere with the regular studes and dns.
Of the school. bur will rather it il hoped BECOME
stimulus thereto a. well ~ powerful agent in pro.
noting the health, manners and personal hasy;nr ~
tn. pupiis, and the general discipline of the school
new building embracing commodious rtudv ana
sessien. orsA.Ae VI sHo
The location 1.-THE brow of the hill adioinias the -.
Gdences OF Mira. Bruce and Mr. Seddonl has Saen a.
lecisd with especial reference to the comfort and
ncstn o. pupils being at retired and
s;nn, nee circulation Of air fine prospect and spa
cation. AMn. ~ 81 M " aRpu'
an 29--2m WAEO' Z
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- FOR kENT..A Dwelling House nt
III the corner of Cary and Foushee streets. Five
4 rooms with FIRE places in them, besides the ktch.
en- and euthouses for servants A small ssrdea The
house 10 conveniently arranged and in good order-is
now occupied by the owner, who intends to 10 to the
country. The premises may he seen By any person
desiring to rent Posses ion given imms dateY For
terms apply to TH06. J. EVANS
Sc 4-ts
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aIIss A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
IN YOUNG LADIES. will commence again on the
6rst OF October next For particulars inquire at the
school Rooms corner Of Fifth and franklin Streets
fornaerly Rev n D HoRe's, ee3-dtm
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL--Corner of
w Broad and Mayo streets The ninth session of
September, and close the 18th of July. +
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
of skill and experience.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annually in advanced
For Board. $50 90
Primary do do FROM. S 20 In SO 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. 20 90
Music and Drawing. Professors fees
au 26-5w
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- FOX kkNT-.The Rooms aver nv
stores, on Franklin street, occupied for the ls:,
- - five years by Mrs. Roans, ~ aHoardug bon.s
Eight commodious roops, good Kitchen and civ
water the premises, and of the best erslit;s,
in the city for fret class boarding house Po.,s..
given on the 18th September. Apply to
WILLIAM T. KING
Sc 5-ta and Fran hin .trast
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WIT CONTEST BETWEEN FATHER AND SoN.-R B.
Sheridan had great distaste to anything like meta
physical discussions, whereas Tom had liking for
them Tom one day tried to discuss with his father
the doctrine of Necessity. "Pray, my good father,'
said he did you ever anything in state of perfect
indifference; without motive, mean, Of some kind or
other2n Sheridan, who saw what was coming, and
any one else, said, Yes certainly" "Indeed," said
Tom. eyes, indeed" "What total Indifference
total entire, thorough indifference" eyes, total,
entire, thorough Indifference" "Well, then, my
dear father, tell me what is it you can do with (mind
total entire, thorough Indifference? 2" "Why, listen
to you, Tom" said Sheridan. The rebuff, as Tom
told me, SO disconnected him, that he had never for
gotten it, nor had again troubled his father with
any metaphysics.
Another amusing incident is the following, in which
Prof. Smyth, the tutor of Tom is concerned
An incident occurred just as parted with Mr.. S.,
not little descriptive of him. ~ wrote you letter
lately" said ait was an angry one you will be 50
good to think no more of it, sob, certainly not,
my dear Smyth,' he said; " shall never think OF
what you have said in it, be assured" and putting
his hand in his pocket, Here it is, he CRIED offer
ing it to me. was glad enough to get hold of it;
and, looking at it as was going to throw it in the
fire. 10, and behold, 1 saw that it had never been
openeQ.
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1t Made Him Feel independent.
A man named Porter says he once had clerical
friend letwcen whom and himself there existed great

intimacy.
Every Saturday night, as Porter was sitting bal
ancing his cash, note would come, requesting the
loan Of a tice dollar BILL" The money was always
returned punctualy at o'clock on the Monday morn
ing. But what puzzled the lender was the parson
aluays returned The very identical note he borrowed
Since he had discovered this fact he had made private
marks on the note still the same was handed back
on Monday morning. One Saturday evening Porter
sent five dollar gold piece, instead Of note, and
marked it. Still the very same coin was returned on
the Monday. Porter got nervous and bilious about it;
he could not sleep at night for thinking Of it, he
would awake his wife in the middle Of the night and
ask her what she thought of such strange occur
renee. He was fast boiling over with curiosity, when
a note came from the reverend borrower, one Christ
mas eve, asking for the loan of ten dollars. A bril-
liant thought struck friend He put on his great
coat, resolving to call and demand explanation OF
the mystery. 60 y ~ W
When he was shown into his friends study he
found him plunged in the profoundest melancholy.
I" Mr. &** " said our friend, if you will answer
me one question will let you have the ten dollars
"How does it happen that you always repay me the
money you borrow on the Saturday night in the very
same coin or note on Monday?" st
The parson raised his head and after violent
struggle as though he were about to yeil the hoard
ed mystery of his soul said in faltering tones Por
ter you are gentleman--a scholar-A Christian and
a New Yorker-I know can rely on your invioable
secresy-listen to the secret of my eloquence. You
know that | am poor, and when have bought my
Sunday dinner, have seldom a red cent left in my
pocket. Now l maintain that no man can preach the
Gospel and blow up his congregation properly without
he has got something in his pocket to inspire him with
confidence / have therefore borrowed five dollars OF
you every Saturday that might feel it occasionally
as l preached on Sunday. You know how independ
emily do preach--how I make the rich shake in
their shoes; well it is all owing to my knowing that
Ihave five dollar bill in my pocket! Of course
never having to use it for any other purpose, it is not
changed, but invariably returned to you the mex
morning. Now, as Mr., George Law is coming to heal
me preach tomorrow, thought would try the efec
| of ten dollar bill sermon on him.
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REMEDY FOR TOOTH AcHE.--Chamber's Journal al
ludes to discovery by Mr. Blundel, dentist of Lon
don of process for extracting teeth without pain,
and to another process described by Dr. Roberts be-
fore the Scottish Society of Arts for cauterzing the
dental nerve and stopping the teeth without pain in
dependent of the ordinary ntmidating mode Of hold
ing o red hot iron before the patients face Mr..
Blundes process is the application of ice to the jaw
which so deadens the sensbity that the tooth is ex
tracted without pain The process of DR.. Roberts is
to cauterize by means Of a wire applied to the pa
tlents tooth perfectly cold, and Afterwards instanta
neously heated to the required extent by small cleo
trio battery,