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WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.

e YANKEE DOODLE G L0CKMAN,
<Gss,XsA Yankee clockman brought 10 town.
se4a Upon the cars so handy.
A case OF goods, from East way down.,
Packed up nice As candy.
Every way he tried to sell
dis clocks-hut couldn't do II;
The people all knew very well
They soon have causs to rue III
Alter wandering all the day,
And trying still in vain
He chanc'd upon the street TO stray,
By the corner ELEVENTH AND IsIS:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at work,
Aud felt himself quite uu-tono;
II guess I'm spilled or I'm a Turk,
By this little Kan from London"
n. B.-Watches and Clocks CAREFUL repaired. Hair
Ornaments II every kind made, and Engrayi ing neat
ly executed at the corner of 18th and Main Streets
Richmond Va sea
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NARPETs AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-F bargains
~ in all kinds Of Dress Silks,
For extra bfrgaiIs in Plaid Silks,
For bargains in French Merinoes
For bargains in French Mouselines
For bargains in English Popns
For bargains in American Mouselines
For bargains i'll French Work.
For bargains in Handkerchief
FoT bargains in ClOaks
For bargains in ShGwls,
For bargains in Ribbons,
For bargains in Black Trimming Lace@
For Bargains in Cloths,
For bargains in Cassirneres and Yestings
For bargains in Blankets and FlanneIs
For bargains in Cassinets, Kerseys and Pulled
Cloth
For bargains in Stockings Of all kinds,
For bargains in Gloves
For bargains ia Blesched Cottons
Call AZ CHILEs CHENERY's
no IL l13 Broad street.
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n~E, UNITED STATES MAIL

nn, United STATES MAIL
=ss@Fss3es III, : BETWEEN NEW YORK AM
RAt1S n q 3EOLk. PETERSBURG AND
G II NJ o. D.-Tlge - M ESTOHN,
C@pt@in Parrish. leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternnou, c. Point same evening, anu Norfolk next
u rIiDg (1i edne,dayJ for New ior.
5ha ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner. leaves City Point
eyerv Saturday morning and Norfolk every saturday
isYerinc for New York.
Returning. rile jamestown leaves New York. from
passengers ~ Norfolk. Petersburg snd Richmond,
without detention AZ Norfolk, merely stoprng there
to land passengers. She takes ire ght only or Rich
mond.
Tbe Roanoke leaves ,-ew York from Pier every
Wednesday atterhGun. win passengers To- No-fo'k,
Pet3rsuuI aud Richmond. nut freight only for
Earfpih North Carolina and Petrrsunrg
Passage and fare, StatercoU IL lujed, between
NcrfON and HCr OK. s.: Storage passage, s..
Passage and fAre Ststcr0OIn included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Stesrage
pgssa xe, g
y1i1 TTDIkM r. VI AT<(g\
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Two WAYS TO TELL A SToRY.--Elzabeth Barrett
relates the following episode in her history:

Two WAYS TO TELL A SToRY.--Elizabeth Barrett
relates the following episode in her history:
First time he kissed me, but he only kissed
The fingers ofthis hand wberewith write;
And, ever since, IL grew more clear and white,
Slow To worid-greeting quick with IL. '0h, list"
When the angels speak. A ring of amethyst
] could not wear here palmer to my sight
Than that first kiss. The second passed in height
The frst and sought the forehead; nd half missed
II ng on my hair. Oh, beyond need,
Tat was the crysm ofloye, which loves own crown
With sanctifying sweetness did precede.
The third upon my lips was folded down,
In perfect purple state Since when, indeed,
have been proud, and said "My love- my own"
"sut Lovengood," oft nnessee, has exper ced
similar felicity, and describes it in the following
style:
happened to pass next day; ov cours stopped
20 enjoy look at the tempter, as she war mighty
tuvin 10 me; put wnn arm round my neck, and to-
Their wun whar the circingle goes around boss
tux the 'inturn on me with her ef: foot and gin
me- akiss. Says she, 'Sutty, love, I've got some.
thin iof you, a new senssshun"-an ] believed it
for hegun to teel it already. My toes felt like as
II min 'ers wura nibblin at una cold streak run
up a. d down my back like lizard with turkey
hen after him in settn time, and my stirnmick was
hot and dissatisfied like
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T 4 NJ. ROSENBAUM Dealer. in

-. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1919 Broad st..
are Offering great bargains in Dry Goods they hay.
u at great sacrifice. tor cash. which will enable
them To sell cheaper. at profit, than any Of those
houses that are selling OH at cost Their assortment
a. Fancy and Imported Goods is very cemplete VITA
full stock nf Wooden Domestic Manufactures
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair, at 1877
Broad street oc ri
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HAMILTON, EASTER s. Cos
New Marble Building,


BALTIMORE,
ls3 now in store (rnost OF their own IN portationl
.ie the largest and most complete Socks ih the
SILKS and s Tx GOODS of every class
DRESS GUuDS-a very large stock
Iklsn LINENS, LINEN GyoDs and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrip-
M0tRNING GOODS
CL0AKs. MANTILLAs and sHAWLs ,e
EUEk0iDERiES. LACES. HOSIERY. GLOW ES
BLANKETS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS
And every article required by FARMERS ana
as FETAL ROOMS ROO On first door-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation is
80. WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third foors. oc 2o-d2m
ouch PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
~ have sold ost some Of our cheap lots of Goods we
still nave some very big lots left, which are 10 be
sold in the next five weeks at
COST, FOR CASH!
And wa give below some astonishing prices:
Ij.Gn yards best English Prints at I0c. paryd
5,@1 ine Fast Cord do. sac
$3.50 %i0uselii:e De Laines at l2ss C.. worth DC
5,ng0 " Plain and Printed Paris De LANES at
Large lot of English and FreNh AeEinoes. from
DC. to 15c. per yar1
5cases 2 Bleached Long Cloth at o'3c, worth
5 A Bleachod Long Cloth at 3D., worth
10 bales Brown Shrtings at and &C.. a great
reduction
10 Brown sheetings at and &C.. a great
Brown Shooting, 2. Yards wide, ut 2lc
Bieached Do, to yards wide, less than ever be-
Rich Brecade and Plaid silks, from 5Oc. to &c.
and 81, which is less than haif the usual
Mourning Goods from the celebrated manufacture
els. Patcn lie Lupine, Ceido, Geiher Co, such as
Eombalines. Thi6et Cloths. Tainise. Chsy and
world De TO the interest," OF cash purchasers
ine. ocZ5 CHRISTIAN & LAriiRoP.
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LCDLbM e. WATSON,
sCPJrs OFFICE z. I. u. i. r.,

sCPJ : UFfItL r Z y. /. f., I
T. 'Fa'cIp, oct. -. -,
ysssr... ukg r7zs=.ssszs=ss1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
ssEESss ~ So <--isss L [ LE-NiN TER AR
RANIfE1T LNT.--flr ard after MONDAY the 18th
October. the day Mail Train will run on this Road
laii ) follows, t>Huday eXccpteG:(
Leaves Richmond aF........ ...... $40 o'clock A. y
Arrive 1t Jlnrtit.it Sr.................i- - II.
Arrive ~ Dan vile at.................. 90 T.
REpURNINtf:
Leave Danyille ...................... - 4. II.
Arrive aL function at ................. u % n
Aud il Richmond at................... 20 - y. u
Tue above Trains cOnuuects VITA the Trains the
SOutnSie Railroad both way at J. o'clock II, 20
ing 40 EyuCbiUrg ana in Petersburg.
AcCVF. NOTATION RAIN 10 u NOTION ANn LYNCHB~Ri.
Leaves Richmond Station st........ i.,5 Z" =. Il.
Arrive JDnctiCEl......-............. - " !. 4.
if1CENING:
leave JtIBIt tur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III - y. Il.
D. the arrival OF the >uuth-Sida rams and arrive
IN Richmond in Iae 10 connect With liz Trains go
inE Moth. This Train connect, with tHe Surth-Side
fraDs t. and frem Iylchtur&.
&C = q. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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S60 000 WORTH DRY GOODS

= -. w OAhFFIS, At 4 tREAT
SACRlFtCE-ATTENTI0N VISITORS TO TIN
SIATEFAiR--Ne have determined to clear out orr
entire stock Of fresh aud eeasonabe goods regsrdpss
OF the cost We therefore invite you cali aud Judge
of what Wa say.
LADIES DRESSES.-spIendideo lored Dress silks
elegant bsyadere Black silks. ct the newest II yes
Iasnmeres; Dc LANES Side Stripes Military Stripes
Merinoes; hawls; Cloak~: Scarfs. &C.
Men and Bows Wear Servants Goods; Carpets
Eugsand OH Cloths; Blankets: Flanneis; Doruest.
uo4ds OF all kinds The elosest buyers from all psrts
Of the country, are most cordially invited 10 call
y. A. GWATKIN.
OC p lfl, OUpOsitP EXCHANGE Rank
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ftARPET$, CARPETS, AT 4 GREAT

t|tifI III, NtLtt u =, IT Y U II L1tA
" SACRIFICE AT COST. AND TO MAKE AN
FNTi RE CLEARANCE tHDER COST OF THEN
Nov j. the tune fur bargains. Tl,i- week expect
Extra super ingram: alrtian striped, Yer, cheap
ItD"s-ry CarpelinG; Ne!Iet 40: yard wide He,nl' Car
patug yerr cheap printed Dru Zgrt's all IuaAes IL
- al $, \ great variety Of Hearth Rug, at II!
prices, ranging frcnt thf h'arest 70 5Sc fuas; ara
T.. Also, . iaTge lot printed dress SDnu-. a. bQut
ialf their Uctsl value Also. cnrtain eoods elegant
styles. al =. price. Tie ladies Il, KichtpQnd and
Vicinity most respectfully invited t. cali snd
juG@ 'nr Themselves. Also, Nero Clothing. B}ar-
S-t-, srawl7, ac. - Hupr1cetler te:'y law r.Ce.
FA.GN ATNIN
ftr,r,~-it.. t'xt-,nT.or. R.ut-
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM
<<SSes3@ PANYAFOP PHILADELPHIA VIA
E.&,aaklxSCITT POINT AND NOKFoLk.-Steam
xassss CITY Of RICHMOND, CAPTAIN q
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Cart. David
Teal; Steamer Virginia. Captain i. Rooms.
One these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every MONDAY AID THY
DAY. touching ct City Point and Norfolk to receive
freight ana passengers. Returning, leaving phila-
deiphia every " EDNESDAT and SATURDAY. morn
iDys at l0oclocE.
These Steamers in fine order, increased &C
concentrations for the comfort Of passengers having
been addei. as also more room for freight: and we
hope by regularity. dispatch and care in protecting
go0Cs committed to our charge to receive AMI Increase
Of patronage.
as No trsnshipmentby this line.
Passage through 10 New York, ard found, 80 90
Do DO Philadelphia, andfound, st
cabin, 8W
Passage tdroueh TO Philadelphia, no. found. I'd
cabin, 90
Passage 70 City Point and Norfolk game az by the
River Beats.
kE- Passengers By this line can stop In Philadel
phia two three days and then proceed to New York
by the same ticket. IL. j. FUTILE, Agent,
al n Rockets.
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DRY GOODS.
T .ARGR DRY GOODS ESTABLISH

7 ARGE DRY GOODS EoTADNIOn
- AENT. a
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Few maRBLs BUILDING,
Nos. 100, 10i AND 2i3 BALTIMORE cfkAIf'
BALTIMORE, ,.-A.
Have now in store (mostly Of their own Impor =,
tho uited StItes embracing
SILK ) and SILK GOODS OF every CLASS;
DRESS ii0DiiS--a VERY large stock;
IRISH LINENS: LINEN GOODS ana ,..,ur
H0usEK EEPIAG ARTICLES ofeyery descrip1oa'
MOURNING GOODS;
CLOAkS MANTILLAS and SHAMLS; ox,pa
EAIDROIDERIES. LACES, H0sIERl, GLofhS'
BLANKETS, QUITS, DOMESTIC GoOpS;
And every article generally required ~ ran
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SERVANTS, UsE;
c. RETAIL ROOMS on first foor-the rh hI' =
Allied to each article, from which no deVia'iohi Is
~. WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second al and
third floors. oc lV-SI 1.-
+ ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
J.! MENT
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Eu IMPORTANT NOTICE To iii
daAAH HAT BOOT AND CATER WEARIRS. Id
From - to - per cent. s4"ed 10y buying troEn az
j. ii. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -SsT
Quality no,eskiu Hats S3y-.' second quality, 81; SILK
Hats 5 $50; fine csfski1 s5we6 Boots, so; Con
gress Boots best quality French patent leather, 8S.75
English kid, $3,7% o'Ickskln, S3.Es lasting $2,@;
caekin s. .; patent leather rurrs, S. caGskH do.
ST.: calskin Oxford Ties Sc IS. They are all made
toordsr and warranted tt wear well.
Terms. cssh on delivery; one pLice and no aoafe-
meEt. al To
III MEMS RUBBER BOOTS.-just
& received, a large supply - Ru her Boots. from
I'M the best sactcri"- III tIe St,.tes. For gentle
~"N rueu to hunt in, 10 WIDE creeks an't marshes
there can ~ nothing equal 10 tleln Tiey are very
superior tor dtrhers Also md Fishermen, tttnseTs,
&c, anG will he sol! Tor only 81 At
WI. WkLSiTS, No. 42 Main st..
nos Opposite =. Charles Hotel.
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DoOi eA6-s.
have ever, other variety &c ladies. children aud
MISSES shoes now worn. Ladies cannot fail to be
suited if they VII cali at NoJ:,, Main stree.
moi. JNO. L. PAGE. Jr.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL


RS- BY agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and The attending
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital in addition to the
usual weekly charge fee varying from 81 "a $50
will ne demanded Of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge FOR any specified
operation may be ascertained beforehand by spplics
ton to the Resident Physician the Attending Ply
sicians and Surgeons of either institution.
AheaotinS ,S,Sysons.-Prois. Gibson, Pe;ioolss and
Wexford
AE5spdlac PdysfciGRs.-Profs Tucker and Conway
R,stdeTt IN ySictan.-Narion Howard, NJ d.
lSs,card.-F. NJ. Parrish.
IT.sidcai q IrtirTadry.--L. g. Joynss, MD.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients 10
the lnfrmary, desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward. Iy l-ism
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a my removal TO 18th street between Main and
Cary, beg leave TO submit to my customers and the
pubic IN general, the following rate of prices for the
winttr season
Lager Beer. Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
tied up n quarts per doz' So Bottles included.
" halfdo., 20 cents-bottIes extra
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ite latttr ones OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city customers) philadelphiA Ale in Who'll.
and half barrels. at the lowest market price Terms
cash.
n B.-Store aud Bar Keepers a 1nsiderabe Der
centage allowed. L. WILBACHER
18th ST.. between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Lailey & Robinson corner
18th and Franklin; Messrs Duval h Norton corner
10th and Vain, or at my establishment, will be
promptly ATTENDED 10. oc %
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JUST MADE TO OUR ORDER,

large stock Of Lasting CATERS, for Ia
dies. They aI 9 made vide running TO No. H. su'ta
he for old ladies' or ladies' with wide feet Also,
of Morocco BpDtees running % =" 10, together
with a great variety ~ Chidrer5. Laiie@ .Henfis
mems AMI servants ShTrs ami E"tH- ol oar own
make, on hand. Bldgns-~ y : 70
no Il q. :. 3. Il k-CE. VI M@il street.
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AM1 OUR PRICE FOR LADIES
<sssaeeasS FUN SHOES-Throa Strap SaulslS7 cts;
Four do d.. - cts Over Shoes - CTS BusslDs,
lined wit2 Hannei, - CTS; Owe Shoes, with heels,
cent?.
fOE MISsE -Tlree Strap Sandals - Cts; liver
Shoes - cents; Eootees hred with flannel. - cents
Tn. above are warrauted thc first qUSlity.
nolg MARCUS HARRIS, l>3 Broad st.
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5Ctcd.

Bills OF Lading will De ierv arded toIhe consignee
AM cop-igu"r- Hlieu requested.
Insurance effected 10 any port III tAe United States.
CCnSigaors aNalug themselves ofihe above 9,lvaut
Axe, must sFe ;heiT produce in ge very best orsI
and must 9en4 written instructions every instance,
directed tJthe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
moni.
E,rehsnt' and Others purchasing goods here or nj
the NCIta can send theiy stocks property prepared
fer transportation. directly 10 our "Cp Freight
Agent and toe freight may he paid here at Dan
vir. LynclLrrg OF ial he y est, if necessary.
Particular 5grtle5 2s-rnCitOrS should be IuTnsl-
ed the UP FREIGHT AGENT in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
se2+-d2Cts SrIpt. I-srsp'n.
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Awa BRU3UkS.-We have On hand
large stock Of BroGUas 81 car o~n MAKE
male or If I yrr, beat materials and in the most
substanr ii manner, which We viii -.l low for The
quality. NAkSt : tAkhlr,
m Il l.} Broad street.
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LlAMILY, Extra and Superfne FLOUR.
no II " II. AI4LAUE SUNS.
LIME CHEWING T0BACCO.-We have

L. now In store expressly for the retail sales the
largest and nnest lot ot Chewing Tobacco In the city
Ut the following choice brands: GlliaIns. Wine sap
Cosby Winirce's Pomgranate, DO dc. Palmetto,
DO do. Pride OF Virginia. Boss Peoples FaYcrite
Dlis May Flower, Christians Comfort do Indon-
Itable. FISHER l. WINSTON, Druggist
&C - No l95 Main street.
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SUNNY Rea1luq.
PRAY WITHOUT CEAsING."

How can we pray without cehsing is
often asked. remember reading beau
tilul answer to this question years ago.
At ministers meeting this text was
brought up for discussion, and at length
one Of their number was appointed to
write on it for thr next monthly meeting.
A servant girl who heard this, cxcIaim.
ed involuntariy, y whole month wanted
to tell the meaning Of that text 1t is
one Of the easiest and best texts IN the
Bible.
Her remark being overheard, one Of
the ministers called to her, and said,
well, tell me how you understand it -
can you pray all the time I % yes, sir
What, when You have so much to do 2
why, sir, the more haze to do, the
more | can pray We'll my good girl,
tell us how it is, for the most people do
not think so'
well sir, when | open my eyes in the
morning, pray that the eyes of my uu.
derstandirg may be opened; and while
am dressing, pray that may be
clothed in the robe of Christ's righteous.
ness and when ] wash myself. pray
that l may have the washing Of regene,
ration. AS | begin work, pray that !
may have strength equal 10 my day. -
When kindle the FIRE, pray that the
fire of divine love may warm my heart.
AS l sweep, l ask that my heart may be
cleansed from all that is impure and
while | am getting and eating breakfast,
! pray to be fed with .he bread of hea.
ven. Then as look 10 the children, |
look up TO my heavenly Father and pray
that l may be his own child and SO on
all the day
Enough said the minister, go on ard
pray without ccasing.' Surely these things
though hid from the wise aud prudent,
are revealed to babes. The meek will
lie guard in Judgment
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

J. Subscribers who 60 not give express
notice - the contrary, are considered rs
wishing tO continue their subscription.
=. II subscribers order the d!>cOnIinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
10 send them until all arrcarIges are paid.
3. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office to which
they are directed. they are held responsible
ill they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
/. If any subscriber removes to another
place wi!hom. informing the publisher, and
their paper is sent TO the former direction,
they arc held responsible.
5. The Court has decided that refusing
to take a Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it uncalled for, is primo
jdcic evidence Of an Intentional fraud.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
EKfEAEE!E.EEEEN.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Yil o all persons afflicted with Sexual Disease,
y such rs SPERM ATORRHEh. SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONOERIEA
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, the Vice of UNANlSM, o
SELF ABUSE, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, aud the dcccpIions pracliscd
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
10y Quacks, have directed their Consulting Sur.
gron, "a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their
name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
To all persons thus afflicted WHO apply 10y let
ter with descriptions of their condition, jar,..
occupation, habits OF life, &c.,) aud ia cases ot
extreme poverty aud suffering, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association Il a benevolent in.
| stituuon, established by special endowment, for
the lief ot the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "NiruIcut aud Epidemic Diseases Ithas
now surplus OF means, which the Directors
have voted To cXpend ia advertising the above
notice Ii is needless TO add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skiIl OF the
age, and will Furnish the most approve mod.
eru treatment,
just Pubhahcd, by the Association, Report
on SpermatorThTa, or Seminal weakness the
vice OF onanism Mastprbation or Self A bnse
anu ptier diseases OF tue Sexual Organs, 10y tho
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail
lin sealed envelopes FREE OF CHARGE, Oh
the receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 soush
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by order ot
the Directors.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
Feb. 4th lU57, Oily.
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DAILY BREAD.
"Cive us this day, our daily bread. "

GIVE us this day, our daily bread"
How thankless, how often much worse
than thanksess, ARE we to God for our daiv
lood! lis true, IT is necessary for our
sustenance, and without we cannot live ::
but how many seem each day TO persist
In finding fault with the Giver of all good
things, instead Of feeling thch own un.
wortbincss of what he bes;ows, and graf.
i,ude for what he provides9 1t is not a
rare thing 10 see some who from habit
are always dissatisfied. They think not
OF the millions, il may be who are far less
blessed than they, nor Of mul,tudes a.
round them, who night after night Law
their weary heads to rest with hardly suf.
ticient to sustain life, and that little. too,
of the poorest kind. Thankful are even
mahy such for their meagre fare; while
we, with far more cause for praise, scarce
ly think Of it.
Would that those who possess the
means to live comfortably, but who often
complain, could for one short week eal-
ize the life of the poor,-then would they
return to their own well filed boards
with more grateful hears and conten,ed
minds.
God loves TO have US ask him for all
we need, and in his wise providence he
bestows as he thinks best. He likes us.
too, to be thankful apd, oh, can the
Christian. or even those who have no,
been brought to the foot OF The cross, do
less than thank their maker :or all his
mercies? What he gives us may be
plain, it may be simple, but let us ask
ourselves-ls it not enough and then re-
peat the words,
Much less than others deserve,
Yet God has given me more"
Bu: our heavenly Father 6estows upon
us other bread, as necessary, far more so
IN deed, than that Of which we have spo-
ken. He gives US the bread Of life, even
h's Son Jesus Christ, yho says, u am the
bread which came down from heaven ="
II am the bread of life" Let our con.
slant prayer be: Lord, ever more give
me this bread" We need it ruuci, often
always; and without it we cannot be han.
py. Would that we felt our want of it
now, and kept drawing from the mex
haustab!e supply offered to us We do
not value it as we should, but seek mere
earthly food, which is limited in it's ex-
lent and must soon perish. Christ's DO
dy is the bread of life. | lie gives it to us
freely, and saying, fake, eat, this is my
body, which was given for you-do this
10 remembrance Of me-" Our Saviour
coaid not always be here on earth, but
left us this for a memorial. Shall we not
accept it, and besides this, like st. Paul,
let us, "ln every thing give thauks."-
Episcopal Recorder.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-09
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