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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15
FOR RENT AND SALE.

o. A NEW AND COMFORTABLE
81 PRIVATE RESIDENCE on CLAY STREET
II HIuares above Mr. StIn' /. Pulliam's Residence
FOR SALE.-At the requrst Of the owner offer for
sale the above mentioned House. occupied by me for
the last Is months II front 81 y feI on Clay street
wh BE depth of the house and all .cessary outbuid
in - As the owner isan&rus TO dispose Of it, it will
BE- sod for much less than It's value and on time to
'''' '"''' any '''' G6bbIN { APPERsoX,
Ir top l. W)DDSON,
au lists At Jacob Woodsons, on Road At
81 FOR RENT-One Of two dwelling
III houses--either the one now occupied by me: on
trace street. between eth and sth streets. tmy tim
in which will expire the ath IF July, 1852 or the
house Clay street of FOuShee street. lat-!
'''ui''''' ~ W. " H. ~ ~ rios. LAWSON
Gg Applications may DO made TO me, at the Cham-
beTiain's Office an l3-6t
If. CORN MILL FOR RENTING are
LIZ disposed to rent toa good tenant the CokN
HILL on Mayos Bridge, adjoining our nnlS IN man
chrsteT SUPPLIED with new AMI approved Machinery,
rapali- of grinding IN bushels Of meal per gay; WIN
capacity for increasing the quantity 10 300 bushels
thu Machinery md Burrs for which are ready to De
mi. Mill from it, convenience TO the city, and the
travel continually passing it, has always secured
large patronage and il well worthy the attention OF
those disposed to engage i'll the business.
For Terms apply at the Mills. or n our once on
au 31d&c2w BRUMMEL ROYsTERs.
ga STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
LEI RENT OR LEASE.-The subscrber offers for
RIit or Lease his and cellar, No 229 Broad st.
adjoining Me-+rs. Crenshaw, Quarle1 & Co.'S new Dry
street for business 1t is % feet wide. 80 feo deep
AMI has granite front. To good tenant the terms
will be accommodating and Possession given lmme-
iately. THOS. D-QUARLES.
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SUMNER RETREATS.

BEDFORD A L q NJ SPRINGS,-These
II Springs are situated eleven miles hDm LIZ ncn-
burg, and four from the Forest Depot, on the y
Tenn. X. r., wbere q conveyance viii alwsys De III
readiness % convey passengers to ana IRON , tpc
Springs The water Of these springs has been tuliy
established, and acknowledged By many VI the most
eminent ply scians of this country TO he sovereign
specific for scrofula and all cuaneous Diseases mas
womb Diseases such Prolapsns ttei land nil kia-
dred diseases so pref aient amongst females.
The W alter and Mass have been RECENTLY analy ztd
by the most reliable Chemist in the Unite states,
And nropot,nced by them TO contain more Iodine than
any i""''" ECIOLs DEWEY.
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90 Stages. Of first class leave Bonsacks Depot
daily or the arrival of the cars for the Greenbrier
White. Sweet, Red Sweet and other Springs
80 II will he soCn by the various news papers that
theCarS Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Lynrhhrrg tIrtcc day. say mt A. W.. and 80 +. NJ
an riding desirable opportunity fer all the Springs
above. je i6-dtlS
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DICUMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-

~ DRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-;
FACTORING 225 Main street, between SIN ana
nh west side-The subscriber has for sale 200 Crates
Tenders and Summer Pieces, embracing 100 different
kinds ans is daily manufacturing Grstes to order.
wholesale and retail, Mt Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part Of
the State. Also. Bells and Brass Castings made t.
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. $1,000 - ,>,,~,oo>,
NH lq-6m SAML ID. DENOoN.
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NTRIHLING SPRINGS-This Maintain

=, hetreat, IN Angu9ta county, Va, IL miles from
staunton, AMI q miles from liairisonburg will be
under the management Of Mr. PETER IT. WOOD
WARD, formerly At Jack sons River aud for the last
three seasons al the Healing Springs
The proprietor respectfully ann unces to invaids
ana pleasure seeking public that by erecting ei0h
1l"redEble rot,oes aud Iy the general Improvement
Of the premises since last season that after the 10th
" june, he will h2 prepared with entirely nt
tar, ant sufficient numher Of attendants, TO offer
VISITORS he most pleasant accommodations IN the Viz
giuia rn0tn taius.
The waters ot this place unsurpassed: in fact
The visitor these Springs has the advantage Of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
TIE Sulphur Udter exceIled by none except that
OF Grrcuhrier.
The Alum Springs inferior TO none as tested for the
Inst five years, with the Calyb eate and Free Stone
Waters af RI hand In abundance, render this place
properly, the MIyERAL SPRINGS or VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers. there will he Music in at
tendance aud the amusements and sports afforded by
An eyr~risnccd physician will real le at the Springs
TERNs $40 per week: go for month Of four weeks
and reduction made for an entire season for loss
than week $50 per day will ," charged
So 4 line of SUPERIOR FOURIJoRsE MAIL
COACHES will leave Stauntnn daily VI this nIrec
after the arrival of the Eastern cars -
As- line of STAGES il expected 10 pnrs the
Springs. en- route from ilarrlscnhurg 20 Faith Alnm
my o-dzn&estawlm Proprietor.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.-This water
n ing place, so fayorably known to the public
S S ne opened for tie reception of visitors on the
by To announce that they have secured the srrViep
~ general manager. Of Mr.. JNO. r. LEE (oC m,
american Hotel, Richmond, va.,) whose long exre-
rcHce IN the hotel business, and well established
reputation "a gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees thd every effort will be nrie 10 give en-
tre satisfaction 10 our guests s
The powerful curative properties of th, water
and its efficacy in an diseases Of the stomach liver
uowels nervous system &C., is well attestsi by the
!ecled by ITS use. We refer with confidence 10 ali
me parons OF the former proprietors. complete
ostnins establishment has been added 90 our ar.
rahxements Tor the comfort of our yisrs sinre Ia
season. $1,000 0i'N' i~o'
FOR further particulars refer to the cards Ia n.
found In hotels cars, steaInbnats &c "
splendid line Of f0UR-ifORsE COACHES vii,
convey visitors from Shawsyilie 10 This niscs M
the two points. RRIiiGES q ftntT wv
my 27-d&et25A prnn,ia,o,,.
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y EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarity to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
,IoteI. where we shall be pleased TO see our old
friends c, W. PURCELL d CO.,
"a Exchange Brokers,
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UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES MAIL
I'M nFfWEF AZ. NV / y So u AR SP
e4bR c II NON D.-The JAMESTOWN.
Captain ParrI-h, leaves Richmond every Tuesdsy AZ
ternoon City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning Wednesday for New York
The ROANOKE. Capt. skinner, leaves 81 J Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening. fnr New Work.
Returning the jamestown leaves New York from
Pier H. North River. every Saturday an moon with
without detention AT Norfolk. merely stopping there
to land passengers She takes freight only for Rich
mOnd.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
"wednesday afternoon With passengers for Norfolk.
Petersburg and Richmond bat takes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina aud Petersburg.
Passage and fare, Statnrnom Included, between
Norfolk and New York, So Stseragc passage, -
Passage and fare, Statevoern included, between
Richmond. Petersburg and New York, 80; Storage
PssTg.H ,r,,,y WARSAW
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~U-wc NORFOL LIZ AND RtCH-
Gs~.Ss-~zl, NOND TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer KAHN KEE. in connection With linz
Ut RARGES, win run regularly from RICHMOND
10 NORFOLK twice n week,
Freight (Which will he taken at low rates. received
at any tiTne nj my warehouse, on the Dock .
re- Vessels tuwcd 10 ami from City Peins OF lamp
tor Roads. on moslsrate terms.
il Its A. =. LEE Agent.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, owing to the
~ unexpected demand for tho celebrated "sEM.
PIES BAKING POW DER" has Increased his a.
cilties Tor its manufacture to-a considerable extent,
and Is now ready TO supply the trade.
JN0. W GARLlCk. Manufacturer,
aul Market Place Franklin street.
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8. sol, 5oI 10 g. ,510,2D Il

The undersigned Directors If the Farmers Bank
of Virginia, crrtf, that the foregoing statement has
boon examined and Is believed to DecOrrect.
WM. IL. MACfARLAND.
n G. READ,
GAKREr Il. WATSON,
". n. uaXALL,
EDWIN WoRfIIAM,
TlIEU. ROBERTSON.
STATE or VIRGINIt-CITY UY ItIChMoND, 10 WIT:
J. A. SMITH, Cashier III the Farmers Bank of Viz
gina dap personally Appeared before NE, Ju-
tics Peace Oi The city aforesaid, and made OATH
that the anne Aeti sLiGccnt, ir from tho buuke
OF The an from tnt quarterly returHS received
from tho Dr.ucnes Is cOrrect,to the best Oi his KNOW
edge ami belief
Gwen under my hand this Both day of July, lST.
I'll L. NJ
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i'HE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
l. lshed 5EMI-wEEKLY, would not willingly be tceak
~, for any consideration, on any subject or in any
rfits departments, original selected 1t endeayors
to he useful to the farmer especially and To all poll
ticians and others open to conviction willing TO
listen to Its political friends having been re-
Gently demolished in the late election il will support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks of the DemOCra
party, and is in the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or acknowledgements as
lief have those who can't read English any Others
/ thaN,a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

THE POST is published every Friday AZ ~ pc, sssr
.shl. In advance or fS II payment Is delayed uh'i
ne heep.s;sements e1 will be charged VI per square
or less the hrst insertion and 30 cents Tor
t oIis n, ,innance liberal deduction made TO those
ha yertise By the year. ~ Persons sending adyer-
nts must mark the number Of times they desire
them Inserted they wilb continued until FORBID ana
charged accordingly.-d .
FOR announcing the names OF eandidatestor omce'so
Cash.
advertising rates =.
An com ions intendedto promote the private
ends or interests OF Corporations Societies. schools or
frdIyiduals will be charged as advertisements
lob work. such as Pamphlets Minutes, Vrculars
Cards Blanks, Handbis, &c, will be executedih gooo
style and on reasonable terms.
Alietters addressed to the Proprietor postpaid WI
be promptly attended to. =, ,o,,,
Persons at a distance sending us the names OF toni
oyent subscrihers will be entitled to hh copy graus
No communication inserted unless accompanied by
the name Of the author .,,s,,
e- once on Main street, next door to the old Jack
sen Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

A DIscovsRy-rhe New York Tribune
publishes an extraordinary advertisement
from DR.. Benz lmin Hardage, conspicuonsiy
announcing his alleged discovery for he
liquidation of quartz rock; the extraction ol
the last particeoi gold or other precious
metal which the rock may contain, and Tor
The holding of that hitherto solid rock in the
form Of liquid in casks and hogsheads rea.
dy to be turned back again into rock us it is
needed, thus affordihg a new material for
building cheaper than brick and beautiful as
precious stones.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06
STUBBORN FACTS.

The American organs and American speak
ers have not ceased since the organization of
their party to urge upon their e"untrymen
the absolute Necessity Of immediate steps to
check the immigration of European paupers
and criminals to this country. They have
piled TACT upon fact, and argument upon ar
pument to show that such i'm igrants and
their ccrrupting associations and IDEAS were
more to be dreaded than the attempts of
North, rn or Southern frnniics TO break up
th, National Uni n, Anti American papers
and speakers have denied the correctness OF
our facts, attempted to discredit our statistics,
and denounced our appeals rs the merest
drclamatinn. Some of them have gone so
far ns to maintain that the dissemination of
Europenn labor and ideas amongst Americans,
instead of iriuring, greatly benefited our
people. 1t is insiucrre for them to say that
they only Gesirr the Immigration Of the in
dustriuus and well disguised Europeans.--
They have never said in their platforms that
they desired paupers and criminals to be kept
out of our country-they have never dared to
propose any remedy for this enormous evil
Nor will thry ever do 81, for the main element
Of their SUCCESS is in the votes of such worth.
less vagabonds Were they To unite with the
American party upon this single point 'lone,
this evil could be checked. Win not honest
Democrats, who love their country, thnw off
the shackIps of party, and unite with us in
attempting to roll back from our ano ,his
black tide of crime and pauperism With is
sappng the very foundations of our govern
menl? viii they continue to be blinded to
their country, dearest interests by the mis-
representations and intrgues Of politicians
" ho would sell their country for office. We
commend to their attentive perusal the fol-
lowing communication from The distinguished
Democratic Mayor OF New York rity-lion
Fernando " ood:
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Gov. WIsg's DsscRIPTIoH OF VIRGINIA.
You have relied alone on the single power OF
Agriculture--and such agriculture! Your
sedve patches outshinc the sun. Your mat
tention to your only source of wealth has
scared the bosom of mother earth. INSTEAD
of having to feed cattle on thousand hills
YOU have had to chase the stump.t iled steer
through the sedge. patches to procure single
beefstake. The present condition OF things
has existed too long in Virginia. The land
lord has skined the tennnt, and the tenant has
skined the land, until all have grown poor
tOgethri
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

The LATE DUEL IN SAvANNAH.-Thc
wound received by Mr. J. b. Hendricks of
Columbus. in the duel with Mr.. Kimbrough
on Monday last near Savannah, resulted in the
death ut that gentleman nj the Pulaski House
on Tuesday morning, The Columbus Sun
says:
The announcement threw general gloom
over that city. Mr.. II. vas high toned
gentleman, of modest d, pertinent, and his
loss from the business circle will long be
felt. He was II member of the firm of Hall,
Moses g. Co, hardware merchants of this
city.
The correspondence, from the beginning to
the end o the affair, we presume, will he
published, when the public will learn tn"
cause and necessity Of an act which has de-
prived our city of on of its hest citizens.
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A BITTER RfBUKg.-G'neral Quitman, in
his late crebrated speech in the House, in
speaking of tue resolution declaring hat
suggestions to revive the slave trade are
shocking 20 the neral srnse, &C., made this
witty and severe remark:
at i, vain and pharisaical arrogance OF
superior virtue in MS to nssulllr such censOr
shin. intend NO personal disrespc when |
say, that this House, constituted rs It 's' is
one OF the last tribunals l" which questions
If public nor Is or private honor should be
teIerted"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

A NEGRO CASE IN NCoNGREss,-The Wash
ing,on correspondent Of the New Orleans
Delta, writing on the 9th of January, SAYS:
An interesting case was before the House
Yesterday. A Tree negro died lately in the
city possessed of considerable real rstaie.-
His wife and children are slaves in Virginia.
The property vested in the United States for
the want of heirs. The bill proposes 10 re-
invest il in his wife aud children upon th,ir
bcing released from slavery by their present
owners. Ii is understood that the owners
are prepared to libtrate the slaves on the
passage of law authorizing them to TAX"
possrssion OF the property. The bill passed
The House by large mnj 'rity and will 90
through the Senate with but little objection.
This is believed to he the rrst instance since
the adoption of the Constitution in which the
North and South have harmonlzed on bill
involving "IrglsIation on the subject of
slavery"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

RrcH.-Driroit has had it's "horrihe mur.
der" case. A Dutch peddlcr, aged 10 years
was seen To enter the house of a family
named Bickly, aud had never been seen t"
leave it, Suspici"n of course rested there;
the house WIS SEARCHED; indubiiai'le traces
nfmurdrr most f"ul w're f"und-snel as
sl,ois Of blood un the f'ur, wall, ric and
bones nd burnt clothing in the ash barrel.-
The family were arrested; tried; . complete
Use was made out; the circuinstantial ev!den
ce was ovrrwhe ming; the prosecuting "itor
nry wins summing up in eloquent terms; when
la the little Dniclm 'n!-he came forward
in person, protesting he was alive and kick
inp, and set the court in roar bv thus ma
king Il mock of what came near resulting in
judicial murder.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

FoRFIes.-The Paris Press saws an unex
pected difficulty has arisen between Prussl'
and Switzerland, respecting the Neuchatel.
The Emperor of Austria had decided or
granting an amnesty oall political offenders
II was rumored that the Car would do thu
same to all exiled Poles.
The relations between Austria and Russl'
and Austria and France, are unpronislng.
Turkey was about to take formal posses
sion Of the Delta of the Danube river.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

Leg J. Hawcs Davis, formerly of New
Bedford, Massachusetts, who Committed sui
cite in San Francisco. Januar, 14th, by taking
strychnine, was nm ui'ic,r Of tie Vigilance
Comn,itler. and is said BY the San francisco
Sun to be the ninth member OF that commit
tee who has committed suicide.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

BENEFIT OF THE SPRrNGs.-A lady brought
a child to physician to consul; him about
its precious health. Among other things she
inquired If he did not think the springs
would BE- useful?
"Ccrtainly, madam" replied the doctor, MS
he eyed the cl lid, and then took large pinch
of snuff 81 haven't the least hesitation in
recommending the springs-and the sooner
you apply the remedy the better" -
"You really think ii would be good for the
dear little thing, don't you!"
upon my word it's the best remedy ]
know of."
"What springs would you recommend
doctor p
ANY will do, madam, where you can get
plenty of soap and iUater."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

PUBLISHING NEwsPAPKRs.--Thurlow
Wed, the veteran Editor OF the Albany
journal, recently said 30 u person who ap-
piled TO him for advice with regard TO start
ing newspaper: "Nith all my experience
| should shuddrr ut undertaking n newspa-
PEI. 1t is rs difficult of creating as State"
who, tbnt has ever undertaken the work,
has not realized the fu; truth of this re-
u,u,L7
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

.Yy- A rascal who was caught with his
hand in another mans pocket, excused him
self thus:
"No, gentlemen, this is all mistake; on
my honor it is. never intended 70 rob
that man, and he knows it. When man is
in crowd and has his hands loose, he Is
just as apt to poke it into somebody eIse's
pocket MS his own. was In precisely such
a fix. Happened to slide my hand down in
that mans pocket, thinking Il was my own
aud almost felt certain il was my pocket,
when discovered II didn't contain redr'
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FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.

How TO TAKE OUT THE SCEET.-Sitting on
the pizza of the Cataract, was young, fOp-
pish-looking gentleman, his garments very
highly scented with mingled oder Of musk
and colugne. A sulmn-fuced, old looking
man, after passing the dandy several times,
with n look of aversion which drew general
notice, snddenly stopped, and in confdrn
lial tone, said
STRANGER, know wha,'ll take the scent
out of your clothes; you--"
"What! what do you mean, sr?" said the
exquisite, fired with indignation, staring from
his chair
20, get mad, now-swear pitch round,
fight-just because u man wants to do you n
kindnrss!' coolly replied the stranger "But
tell YOU LIDO know what'll take out that
smell-phew! You just bury your clothes
bury 'rm day or two Uncle Josh got n
loul ofa skunk, and he
AT this instant there went up from the
CROW simultaneous roar of merriment, and
the dandy very sensibIy 'cleared the COOP
and rushed up stairs.
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,-Ss- How much easier IL II to preach than
practice. The day after Mr.. Gl"ss discl'ar'
ged his clerk far stealing, he sclda hogs
,ad If colorrd alcohol for French Brandy
Mr.. Gloss is down on all immortality.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

LONG SENTENcg.-The following senten.
tences were passed by Judge Russell, of New
York, on persons convicted of "gnrrotng" in
that city Peter Rowe, IL years 6 months;
James Kelley, Is years three months; John
Clark. 10 wears and six months.
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THE POST.
ATHENS. FRIDAY, MARoH 8, 1851

EAST rESStsshr AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD.
The Jonesborough "Vindlcator" OF last
week says
@rbe track we understand has been com
nleted across the bridge 1T Union. leaving n
g,n of only seventy miles ct to be finished
Tbe road will be completed to this place
Jonesborouah-about the 18th OF June at
the farthest, allowing for unavoidable delays
&c. The distance we believe, is only nine
teen miles. We hope nothing may occur ia
retard the progress Of the work"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

BREAD FROM CHEsrNUTs-The Paris cor
respondent of the N. Y. Journal of CONNER.
c.. says that process has been discovered in
Germany for taking the bitter taste from the
horse chesnut, ana converting it into nutri-
tive and palatable -four. Some time ago we
rend of French attempts; TO mention of these
is now made. Important reports, however,
came from committees of the Academy Of
Science on new methods submitted to their
judgment, of panifcation, or providing very
cheap and at the same time amental bread.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

,sT-A woman in Indiana recently gave
birth to three healthy male children and a
girl, at one birth. She named the boys re-
spectively, BUCHANAN, Fillmore, and Fremont;
on the girl she bestowed the name Of Jessie.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

How TO MAKE Coop CHEEsE.-Old Squire
J., of Addison county, VT, was famous
for bringing 10 market better article Of
cherse than any of his agricultural neghbors,
which occasioned merchant to inquire show
it happened" al think can tell you the
secret Of it," said the squire. "You may have
noticed that, when the milk stands for n while
in the pans, there is kind of yelioio scum
that rises on top Off it. Now some women
ARE so dreadful neat that they skim all this
of; but my wife amt so perlickIer, but stirs
it all in together and, ra ", think the cheese
all the better for it, Boston Post
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-06

BEAUTIFUL Observation-Disclosures. MIR.
Williams, in speech delivered to the Bap'
tist Sunday School in this place, s"nfr time
since, used the following illustrations:
When you enter nur large cities at night
among the first thing that attracts your nj
tenlion is TIN. brIlancy OF the gas lights
The fountain is in some distant purtion OF
the city and the pipes are all under the
ground. You see neither; you only behold
and enjoy the effect, little thinking of the
cause. Every Sabbath School in the land
il fountain Of leh,. The srhnolars nre
the pip s. o, ifyou could f"l"w some OF
then, to their homes YOU would be shocked
to see what dark places they live in. BuI
they are 'jrls" 10 burn there. They may
burn dimiy, now, hutcre long they will blaze
cut and give Iight I" all that are in the
house. Charlottesville Jefers0nian.