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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-27

EOLDSMlF Is SELLING at his store.
" No. 205 Broad street, the greatest kind of bar
gains Cambrics at Pc. worth Soc. Checked Swiss
Muslius at 25c.; all colors Check at 25c; Ladies'
Worsted Sacks at 62Ac, worxi 81; Worted Heads for
Ladies' at SIC, worth 81; handsome colored Enid
Swiss Muslins suitable for balls and parties Dresses
at 25c worth 5oc elegant Curtain Mullins at 2t cts
Gents handsome Satin and Silk Stocks and Ties, at
75c, really worth 81; Collars Sleeves aud Inside
Capes; Bands; handsome Swiss Insertinss at cents;
Boys Woollen Half Hose At i2ic, worth IS cents
Trimmings at one-third their real value; Chdren's
Woollen Hose, Toe; Corsets very low; Lsces Edgngs
small lot Ladies' Cater Boots ct 8 .25, Ribbons and
thousands of other articles to be closed out remark.
ably cheap Il. GOLDSMITH
fe25 so5 Broad street
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by Baker, Peasants & Co.
HOKSES MULES, tdCc., AT AUCTION.
Il we will sell at auction THURSDAY, oath, at
los O'Clock. on lot near Central Depot several Har-
ness horses Among them one fine blooded Mare
ALSO-Two or three Young Mules &c
fe "a BAKER. PLEAGANrG A. Cn
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HIRING AND SELLING s0TAyUg
RUNAWAY.


- II Is N DOLLARS II ARD.
QS Runaway from the "Star Saloon, ;" in this city
NON Saturday night, the 10th instant a negro
~ man, named WILLIAM EVANS, about five
49, feet nine inches high, very slender make gin
ger bread color. He hired by US from Messrs
fsbb Son, and belongs to Mr. Taliaferro, of Glou-
cester The above reward will be paid for aid ne.
gro, If delivered to u.s. $50 az
fe 2S-4ts A p cIyMMJNa
IN RUNAWAY.-Left my house I'm Not
QH toway county, on the 18th instant, my boy
"a FREEMAN. about 20 years of age; the end
~ of one thumb deforned from a whitlow; vel.
S~k> low color; found face; rather small; wore a
cap and grey coat can wnte-may have written him
self pass; and assumed a different name. He was
hired several years in Richmond at Beck,s Coffee
House, Mr. John A. Lancaster the Baptist College
and Mrs. Claiborne's Boarding House. / will give
S25 reward if secured, that get him again out of
Nottoway. GEO, FITZGERAI,D
NOttowav. Fah'y 1895 G.. &c a..
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BY Alexander NOft,

EURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
THURSDAY, 18th inst. a general assortment If
Household and Kitchen Furniture "
ALSO-A large lot of Dry Goods and Ready Made
Clothing, fresh from New York
ALSO--l00 900 Segars
ALSO-Several Gold and Silver Watches.
re n ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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r I'll ZAP DRY GOODS..-HayinR made
~ some large purchases at the late auctions am
enabled to offer some great bargains in the following
goods: Barage de LANES and Barages at l2s cents
do do do one shilling; Super Black and Cofd Cling
hams II! cts Swiss lnserngs great bargains ia cts
Checked Cambrcs shilling; Checked do, fine Is
cents Curtain Muslins 2l cts; Ladies Merino Vests
S73 cts; Kentings at only shilling per yard AL
exanders WhitelKid Gloves at IS cts Kerseys Flan-
nels, Cassinets Kentucky Jeans, Blankets, and many
other goods which will be sold cheap, to make room
for spring goods. AUGUSTUS MAILERT
fe % No Main
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II & E.-The undersigned having
= qualified as administrator with the will annex:
ed Of the estate of Simon Bonavita, deceased late
OF city, requests all persons having claims against
me said estate present them to him (duy authen-
catedl for settlement, and all persons indebted to
the same TO make payment 10 him without delay as
ii IS important that said estate should be settled as
soon as practicable. Those claims which have been
heretofore presented to the Sergeant of the city of
nehHond as such administrator will be acted on
"'iiOut farther notice from the parties
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Administrator of s. BopaviLa, deceased.
ia 2i-ta
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~ ,hbLs: NumaBn's Clarified Cider
=. % inekarj In store aud for sale by
SO" WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
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w ASTED Immediately, two good
w ROOMS on the same floor, or two good base
rneut rooms, in a respectable neighborhood Address
r Dispatch Office f. 25-3t"
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A LCOHOL AND BURNING FIIJTD.-
"A For sale in quantities to suit purchasers
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
re 70 No. 90 Main street
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Having sold out
i my saddlery and harness business ir becomes in
cumbent upon me to urge settlement of the debts
due me, as some of long standing Those that re-
main unsettled by the LIST of March will be dealt
with according to law as require the money to carry
fe l8-ts 18th street, between Main and Cary
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Two GHAlRMAkEKs AND CARPEN-
l. TERS.-Proposals will be received at the office
of the City Engineer in the City Hail. until IL O'Clock
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of March next for puak-
ing and delivering about $50 lineal feet of Settlers
in the Hall over the First Market. Proposals will
also be received at the time and place for erect
ing Stage and Fixtures in said Hall. Plans and
specifications of the above work can be seen at the
office OF the undersigned, where all further informa-
ton can be obtained w. GILL,
fe 25-td Cjtv Enpnear
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WANTED good COOK, WASHER
" and lROEER; for the balance of the year.
A. C. LAYNE,
fn at-ft At the ArmorY.
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WANTS.

xt-ANTED--A coed Cook, Washer and
W Irpner, for the balance OF the year. For such
IN one as can come properly recommended liberal
hire VIII be given. Apply at once TO
JNO. C. PAGE, JR
f. = No. IS Market Bridge
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IA Ale, for sale by
fe IS THOMAS JONES A. co
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STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE,-.
~ 81, 900 VIRGINIA STOCK, short dates
2,l00 JAS. RIVER AND KA. CO. GUARAN-
TEED BONDS
10000 VA AND TENN. r. r. I'd MORTG'E
BONDS
10000 VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD MORTG'E
BONDS
600 VA. CENTRAL r. r. DIVIDEND 10
years. BONDS
$50 Shares VIRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
STOCK.
fe 95-ta MATIRY
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Dance, Miss Psrtinston.

LADIES' STRATEGEM.
acters. Miss Maggie Mitchell
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X&vANTED--;} good Journeymen HOUSE
W CARPENTERS, Apply at my Sash and Blind
Mandatory. IN Manchester.
f. BIB. JACOB MARTIEN
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1 ''A'' BLACK EYED SUSAN
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICFs

) MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
hiGh VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND :, Nd TALMAS; FRENCH MERINoESi CASH
pM,EKhs; MOuslins; Bed and servants Blankets;
.shnelsi MORE antique Silks of all colors; also
la'ge assortment of other Silks. You will find IL 70
interest to call at the cheap store before pur-
chasing elsewhere M. W. ROSE,
IL lin No. 2n3 Broad az.
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A ARE CHANCE To PURCHASE
N CLOTHlNG.--If you wish to save money i'm
prove the present opportunity and make your seec-
lions from my stock which cannot be beaten in style
or quality also have on hand handsome and desi-
rabe stock Of Cloths Cessimeres and Vestng, which
will be made TO order at short notice and in the
approved styles. VIM IRA SMITH,
IL ia M ain straet.=r.
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VALUABLE real. Observation-Disclosures
near Ricketts, and running East of Fairfield we
have CHAIN OF FIVE TRACTS OF LAND, of
fine quality and some improved in the best manner
which will be sold low and the payments uade easy
We have another, of HUNDRED ACRES three
miles West of the city, unequaled by any in that re-
gion. Apply early. II. V. GRAVES 4 CO.
fe l9-l2tE 18th street, near Shockoe Warehonsa
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E,1ECUTOB's NOTICE.-AH persons
AZ having Claims against the estate of Mrs. Lucy
- Jaw dec d., are hereby notified to present them
~ iofH ior settlement, within thirty days from
aa.e az 1t is my purpose to distribute her effects
- , that Time j. B. ROYSTER,
. ioLo-lm Exr. of Mrs. Lucy McCaw decd.
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TSALMAs, TO(iAs AND OVER COATS.
i Tboss In want Of Over Coats, Tslmas, Tosas, or
any article Of Winter Clothing, invited to exa-
mine our stock and prices. We arc determined 10
close many styles of heavy Winter Clothing, and
bargains may DO expected.
feQ KEEN, BALDWIN y co,
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RURNlNG FLUID.-Just received, fresh
II and for sale by
DUVAL l. NORTON, Druggists,
fe ~ 10th and Main SITS.
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DIVERS On MAhhOW, ana Otner eel
IL ebrated French Pomatums, just received at
LAIDLEY ROBlNSON'S,
fe 20 New Drug Store, 4th and Franklin SITS.
ON HAND..A large stock Of Queensware
" and Glassware of every style and vanety, which
will he sold very low Country merchants and city
dealers are respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it may be
&c IS GEO. j. SUMNER, No. % Pearl st.
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kiCHMOND.-Havingr removed from the city
would beg leave to call the attention Of the G,adss
Ill.,, nave pstronised me for the last fourteen years
a any Fiuting work of that character will he as
Son either IN out of the city by leaving IL with
n.y aister, Mrs. Il. M BRIDGFoRD on Church Hill
'4saI lhe Leigh st. Baptism Church
re o--dlm SARAH UARRFYS
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DEERS, CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
ID MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent, re-
freshng, exharating and delicious Beverage produ-
cling instant relief from the effects of 'over indul.
gence" loss of appetite, lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels, arising
renewed strength and vigor For sale by
BENNETT BEERS, :
fe21-d1yf Sole Agents.
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NNFANTEU.--A mNFFItU NVUIIttnUn OIL TOng
w experience in the mercantile business, wishes
q, ohtaln situation as CLERK or BOOK-KEEPER
Satisfactory references will be siven Address JAS
r GARRETT. Dispatch Office, or Jamaica, Middle
= c,rptv Va fe ai-2w$
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IUST RECEIVED from New York this
y morning-S-4 Bleached and Unbleached Domes-
tics at 81 cts; Al Beached and Unbleached Domes-
ties at and 10 cit cases CT that celebrated Al soft
finish Long Cloth at l2t cts per yard, the cheapest
in the city; Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings all
widths; 50pieces Penitentiary Pds and Stripes new
patterns; Nos and Cotton Oznaburgs; Heavy stri-
ped OznabuIgs and variety Of Domestic Goods,
adapted for the ensu season. All of which will be
offered at a small advance on the cash
fe IS ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main at
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L>RESH DRY GOODS...We have iust
L received variety of Fresh Goods, among which
are
English and American Prints
Black and white do. do.
Rich Fancy Silks; Silk Hdkfs
Satin and Grensdine Vestings
Linen Collars; Shirt Fronts
Colored Cambrcs; Rice do
Irish Linens; Brown do. do.
Fancy Cassimeres; Black Doeskins
Black French Cloths
Bleach'd Drillings Corset Jeans
Worked Musns and Jaconet Collars
Muslin and Jaconet Bands
Patent Threads, &c.
Which we offer to the trade very low.
fe20 KENT, PAINE & co.
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NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTR 7

l Y DEALERS, AND LOVERS OF GOOD CIGARS
AND TOBACCO.-I will continue to keep a well Sc
lected and large stock of choice CIGARS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, FANCY ARTICLES, and all other articles
in that line Also, constantly receiving large supplies
of old HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS, &c
such will offer great Inducements to the trade.
fatter myself that sell cheaper than any other
house in the city and on as accommodating terms.
thankful for the patronage SO literally bestowed
for the last FIVE years, and solicit continuance
of the same.
JAS. A. HARRINGTON, Tobacconist,
fa 90-1rn l2d Main corner nf 10Th ar
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MOST VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
lVl BUILDING LOT. corner Marshall and 9Th sts
For Sale-The subscribers authorized to sell that
most valuable and desirable Building Lot, fronting
32i feet the North side of Marshall street, running
back West line of 9th street. 153 feet tor 20 foot
alley.
Terms liberal. Apply to
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any
|es to
seen
and
|rBor
y St
|kns
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THE HERMITAGE FARM FOR RENT.
Il We offer for rent the Hermitage Farm, situa
ted about mile west of the city, with about rs
acres of superior Land, in excellent order and well
adapted for profitable cultivation. The improve
ments consist of dwelling with the usual outhouses
Immediate possession will be given. Apply to
fe 25-et TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-.A fresh supply
l. of the celebrated French Gloss for cleaning pre-.
serving and removing stains from Mahogany and other
Furniture with little labor. Price 25c per bottle re-
ceived and for sale by w. c. BATTAILE,
fe Is Druggist cor BROAD and 4tb sts
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NEW BARGAINS PER EXPRESS.
so pieces superior Irish Linen at S7a and so cts.
Embroidered Curtain Muslns i2t cts per yard; Kid
Gloves SHE; Ladies Hose, l2kc; 1000 yds Swiss and
Cambria Edgings and Insertngs; Muslin and Cambria
Bands; Linen Bobbin Edg!ng. SIC; Thread Edgings,
121c fine Jaconett Cambria l2lc, and some at cts;
Sheeting
Persons in want of good and cheap Goods will find
them at j. MILLHISER L. BROS
fe 10 1913 Broad street.
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SALT.-The sea is still the chief source
of the salt we use, There are one hun.
dred and forty.fve millions of square
miles of sea-each gallon of its water
containing forty per cent. of salt. The
whole mass, therefore, amounts to six
thousand, four hundred and forty,one bill.
ions ftuns; so that, the sea were cvap.
GRATED and the salt crystalzed, the latter
would form a layer seven hundred feet
thick over the bottom of the sea, or two
thousand feet thick over the solid land of
the earth.
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TRUE.--1hat is not the best sermon
which makes the hearers to go away talk.
ing to one another and praising the speak.
er; but that which makes them 20 away
thoughtful and serious, and Fastening to
be alone.
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NJ, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON ALL SUBJECTS
TO EMMA.

D M R A, would that mightC
U smile as once B 4,
d bid my troubled bosom B
L 4 u calm once more.
IN ' much those happy hours
That came in bIcst Il A,
When U for me cuIIcd Loves swol
flowers,
And said they'd ne'er D X.
Twas but an N 7 tale U told,
As can plainly c;
For now your eyes look dull and cold,
Whene'er they rest on me.
X M N well my wounded breast,
Nor jccr my hapess fate;
Your p J might, if once confessed,
My griofs X 10 U s.
| c U RIB Md
BY 0 so poor as i;
But, M A. U may yet be placed
In sorrow by aid by.
! oft have dweltm XTC
Upon your beauteous form;
Your charms are now like ~ to ne
That ,,l,ptn,, rcr,b fl,o
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The REAsoH.-The man that "didn't
have the money to spare to subscribe for
newspaper" was seen on board steam.
boat, few days since, playing "brag"
at ten dollars stake!
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my good woman," said the colporteur
as he offered her a tract, "have you got the
gospel here?"
"No sir, we havn't," replied the old
lady, "but they have got it awfully down
in Kansas; brother Bescher sent it there"
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Compliment to "Jour Printers"

John q. Rives, in recently published
letter, on the subject of public printing
has word of suggestion to writers for
the press, and Of compliment to the Jour,
whose duty it not unrrequently is to make
sense out of every senseless chirography.
None but writer for the daily press can
comprehend how much truth there is in
the veteran printers remarks. Many
members of Congress, and exc not few
greater men, have been surprised at the
respectable figure they cut in print, with.
out thinking Of the toilsome labor and
the exercise Of better talent than their
own, which had been expended by the
"jour'' printer in licking into shape the
message, report or speech furnished by
them. Mr.. RiveS says;
| have seen the manuscript writing Of
most great men OF the country during the
past twenty years, and think may say
that no twenty of them could stand the
test of the scrutiny of one half Of the
journeymen printers employed in my
Office.
This fact will be vouched for by every
editor in the Union, TO the poor ''jour"
many "great man" owes his reputation
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EAsy.--lt is said that there is saw
mill down East which saws so easy, that
when young man was sitting on log
while the saw was running through, he
was sawed in halves, and did not discov.
er it until the overseer told him to roll
off
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NUMBER 80.
Busy-Bodies,

were concerning themselves with "other
mems matters" and very casual glance
at society will convince any one that
they are 'not all dead yot,' We have
few things to say Of them,
!. They are avery active and industri.
Gus class. No matter how indolent 9th,
ers may be, and how careless even about
their own affairs, busy bodies can always
find something to do. Their own con.
Germs never press upon them SO heavily
that they cannot take time to appropriate
TO other peoples. The ply sician may
reach point where his calls exceed his
ability to attend to them; the lawyer may
be applied to by more clients than he can
possibly do justice to; but never so with
the busy body. He has time enough for
all cases, however numerous.
2. Busy bodies are remarkable for their
expanded views. They do not limit
themselves within the narrow circle of
their own homes orpaces Of business
They are conscious Of capacity for
vastly wider field. No pent up Utica can
confne their powers. No brick wall, nor
doors, nor gates, can shut them in
They must have a care for everybody in
the village, or neighborhood, or congrega.
ton. And is not this scriptural? Does
not the Bible say we must love our neigh.
bors as ourselves? What harm, then, in
exercising kindly oversight as 20 the
personal, domestic, and financial inter
est Of ones friends and every day ac.
quaintances? So, busy bodies can stand
upon text Of Scripture when they wish
TO look over the fence into other peoples
private affairs.
3. Busy bodies are remarkable for their
memories, They can listen to a score Of
narratives, great and small, as TO "othcr
mems Matters" in a single day, and yet
they will distinctly remember the details
in each particular case. This may be
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Oo', '0'Dl'e'eo' '"0 same 'nIi6 mas oeen
'OlN " ,Iol' |, VI ','"0S' -'o' PI01'S''' '''0
S''u' ','"5 '',"'', 'N'SiIIocH 's puSy
0o'''S '''S'! '''o o'0 p'0'''D' noiil"S
'''.''7 7'''''' ''V 4'oS'' S'ii'0 inc '0''A''
'''.' 81, ''''''' 'U''' '"0 i''6'' '"oy 5'o"
-, I'' O'.' ~" 80 '''' S','' coy '-''
'"'''t ~ ~ '''0 same '"0J n''' ii'e' az VIC
''"' ''''5 P'''''
L. Busy bodies are remarkable for their
wisdom 10 this fno and rare quality
there seems scarcely a limit in their
case. Busy body can decide exactly
whether Mr.. Getalong can afford to drive
a carriage and have country house;
whether Mss. Ge.along and her children
are not spending more money than the
good man Is making; and can shake his
head omnousiy when the Getalongs are
the topic Of discourse, sagely remarking
'na' "lAefe always VIII be some last peo'
PIE husy oouy Is eSPeciaiiy q" J2t
IN the concerns oil the minister and his
'amliy' lie can tell 10 a penny what
Tie Rev. Mf' MoeNneSs should pay
pound Ior 0eeI' and Tor potatoes BY the
halt peck; whether ne should have Pur.
chased new suit in the month Of Feb
ruary or in the latter part of March;
whether Mrs. McekneSs' laStGr6s5 should
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In the interior OF Peru has been dis.
covered beautiful tunnel under a river,
the work of the old Inca Indians, and a
lasting proof Of their civilization.
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Lovr.-Loveis the golden thread that
runs through the sombro, hued woof life,
like a single ray of light beaming out on
darksomo midnight, I'is "the one thing
bright that makes life pleasant-the ba,
sis of all our onioyments; and without it
everything would turn to bitterness and
sorrow. 1t is like oil upon the troubled
waves of the ocean; it aIlays our fercer
passions; it tranquiIizes us, and makes US
more humane. Yet there are some who
scof' at it, To them is unknown the ho.
Iiest and most cnnobIing emotion Of which
our nature is capable; and such persons
we should rather pity than despse.