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pARVs FOR sALE-Will be sold {

YARNS FOR SALE.--Nill be sold on
the 18th of August Isjs. If fair, If not; the next
fair day-L0N9 MEADOW FAth, contain ne l36
acres two thirds Of which Is rich creek tand' Well
drained and produces finely.
The said farm lies on York river Railroad, IN good
Also that beautiful little farm called EDEN
HOME For more particular DESCRIPTION, fsief
those who wish 70 purchase 10 Mr.. III m as = Osr'
ter. Edward 4. cartwright, or George VI ~ age:
Dsa iiYing near. Terms made known on day OF
sale.
Also there is lot of furniture to be sold on same
day. ryr.,c
au 4-2swtds* PHILIP WAfhiAss
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

=. kEAL EsTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
" SEN SrH AND 9TH STkkETS.-As trustees n,
rtai9 deed, bearing date 18th Ct October, Isss
executed ~ Mr no Alfred Williams and wife Ne.
corded in Richmond Hust pgs Court we shalt urn.
eeei to cell at public auction. on the premises o.
FRIDAY the 18th day Of August, 1855, at O'clock
conveyed by the sal deed, consisting of lot locs
ted as above fronting 81 eer. running back l3 reel
70 an alley in rear feet wide, having thereon q
nany years past, IN the occupancy of Mr. John vii.
llams The cAti n OF this property is among the
met desirable in the city.
TERMS-Cash. The title is believed to be perfect
but the trustees will convey with the usual speca
warranty. w GoDDIN - 800,
aua JAS w PRICE. Trustees
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II YDKANTS, hYDRANIS.--In csDse-
ausnce Of change IN the CITY ordinance ria.
g pnt tne.n up in any rtpf the city We haya
snos~ 81 the most Approysd kind, and SHOULD be
VI kinds Of PLUMBlN d su b q putffns m ~.
sniag Fixtares, Wash Stasds LAunlry Tubs. N ter
Iosets. &C.. also, 6aa FittinK md Gas WI rks n =
D YALE Co.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
= KEAL nsTArEIN 4 ENRIC0. IN fHs yOWN
" SIpNkY. On TIE e0UTa SIDE On DOWN
certain deed II truss dated Tn July Is54 dsly ~
c1fded IA henrtcO u unity ourt On tins i1ih dey q
mat month And year. W aha1i MI 81 public
cn the premises, On FRIDAY. tho nth day Of ueuet
ioos q Vc0ck p. NJ .sif fair, If not the next fnir
the real estate conveyed By the said dse con
sng @ lot located - above. fronting s. teft %
- sde Of Dover street.. running back - 1sss
emsnts have been erected on I'd i0t - Z : -
Terms, cash.
Inc title believed 10 be perfect but the trustes
wiz eonvey Win ths usual special warranty
;,m-.a aoDDiN APPkkSON, Aucta
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DANTS, COATS --Cassimere Goats
OF all kinds and styles; White Duck and'Nar-
sailts Coats; blk alpaca aud nrap dc do; b.
Linen SACK and Frocks closing out ut 10 prices.
rANTs-rancy Cassinerss Pants; black Cassl.
mere do fancy and Whits puck and Marseilles DO:
Back Alpaca and Drap de Etc do. selling reduced
VEsTs-Fancy Marseillss and Linen Vests; black
Alpaca and bombazsne do; White Ma!seiiles dc;
Black aud Fancy s.k vess; ca.si..ere vers Of all
Asiss. D'0p - -A' ' Z WA IA Il sS0 81 3 &
au4 100. corner Of Aain and I4th st.
TRAIN 3 lGiS "A large stoca Of heavy,
NJ double-warp g RAIN BAG u supss Tor quail
". manufactured By the Manchester Cotton and
Wool aanaAe'as'as VIZ L. po N iass Agent
xa-whis copy. " s4-ssssss
LyoR SALE.--A fine sized, fne look
e ing black WOMAN. in her I'D .yesr, who u q
good general house sss sAnt and 80 q seafnstress-
she has hst some sxpsfienss :. COCK Ia.ner and
street Jafi. ~ 3-eodete
DOCKBRIDGk ALUM ATEk-A
~ supply Of this popqs,ssss s s ss ssR1 e
iys, soss Asenls.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER --Grssn
w brier white Sulphur Wxssr. bottled - ~
SPRINGS IoF '.'s y FISHER j WINSTON ID
T3OR eALE-At low price. : SHOW
q CAsr. & hot loas. ! fsss INCH In width ~
j ss-ss hs'a''-1 .Tsks 4 .JAHEks.
EWR sALK-Will Be- sold privaesly.
"a ~ g MI siiL; se s's. 1se 4soh xsSsss
es oU y \. poisksr
!s,oasA =. Pes ones' RieAnsa q.
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A NTHKAC1TE COAL am daily ex-
\ pe citing 1000 tons of choice quality Red Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, which will he dellv.r red from
the vessels % cents PER ton less than ths yards.
am also prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL
thr, Egheut the season, at tho lowe market D, ice
Crders left at ofhce Of 18th and b. ck Sts
or at the Office OF Robinson Robert ger 18th and
Cary streets, will be promptly attended to
WIKI kt BERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
Offices, corner 18th and Dock sts., and Peter burg
Depot my liam
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PULLIaM q BELTS,
AUCTiONEER2, UNDER ODD FELLOWS
BALL. FRANKLIN ST.. RICHMOND, VA.
Will sell bG R0Bs both publicly and privately.
our porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. AC PULLIAM
WILLIAM Ii BsTT3.
Richmond. May 10th. 1853 my l2-3m
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-Tle undersign-
Ofed is prepared to furnish GLOVER HILL COAL
at tbs lowest market price, throughout the season.
jy 8-ts III GIBSON.
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GLOVER HILL COAL am prepar
~ ed to receive orders for the above Coal at S. ol
lump. and 81 50 for hail. to be delivered when Il
suits he convent. nee Of Iurchaeers and ask the
patronage OF former Customers ard oihcrs who may
chs "ose TO bus from nAe d WHITING.
Office near Petersburg DEPOT.
an r.
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NOR SALE OR LEASE.-l5O feet o

k'DR ShL1 YIN hGASG.- Aoo ieet VI
L Ground fronting on Grace strees, and $50 fee
m Rroaa street, adj Dining Mortons Flower Garden
IF desired this property will be- divided into los
For terms apply to DIR. BROOKS, OF to 90DDIN
Il APPERStlN
Gardener who understands the cultivation and
management of iowers. Apply at Cary street Jail
DR. Brooks wants 10 HE. by the month or foI
the balance of the year, boy of good character
about Is Yeas old, either coloTed or white.
an las
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II. n BABE, roc Ry0pF1etnR,
Principal Of the Frsnslin and 4th streets English
and la.sical school, Richmond. Virginia, TO
whom q orders must be addressed.
Slid also In Richmond By GauBss APpERsoN.
Brugsis g.. No. 20i Broad street. where certificates
may be seen - Nv s6--dAcwtms
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NEW FAMILY FLoUR-We have in,

IN received. a lot of family FLoUR, manufactured
from the new crop Of Wheat. which We cae recon
send to families, These wanting to secure their
supply for the year can be accommodated With =
choice articles bLAIk Co.
A.
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scri5ers will keep constantly IN hand a supply
of the various Dds OF Coal produced at the Black
heath I'D Etna Mines, such as LUMP AVE
IA y, Ii ALL ana smiths CUAs. with which we
pre- pared to furnish those ia want If superior
article of fuel at the lowest market prices The
perior Guaty of The 9 al pro1usad at tnes mines
for general parPo es is too well knlwn ~ require
any recommendation, particularly the Smiths Coal,
which cannot be exceiled by any Offer the trace.
Orders lett at DIR. Alex. eotts auction store at
Mr.. samuel Hastings, on Il b street, or addressed
to Mr. John Farrar. the Company's Agent through
box zig. VII BIZ punctaaily attended t.,
jy 22-lm TOMPKlNS l. co.
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL.-The subscribers are nov prepared 10
receive orders for the delivery of Clover Ii II Coal
The. aiso keep constantly hand Red and White
sh Anthracite Goal-beth Ct wei h wiil he sold on
as good terms as il Can bs purchased la the city.
Orders 'eft at their ofice near Petersburg Depot
or at oapi. Il Eihby's, of 2lst and GARY SITS
will be promptly atten1ed -.
Jy 2i-3m WM III DAVIS A co
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uOGK AND SODA WAFER.

CORN MEAL.-THE ARMORY MILL
" CORN MEiL-A Superior article of Bolted
NEAL can be had ct the Arrory Mil.
twill be delivered regularly in ali parts of tn
city to Dealers to whom strong in6u 3emonts will b.
offered to IatrC nisa this Will.
Al orders shall have ptunpt atte ton if left a
tire Mill, with JOHN SWAN, Miller.
Terms cash-on delivery or demand.
"a .
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BUSINESS CARD

BUSINESS CARD
ROBERT GORDON. L HARyIE FINNEY.
GORDON a. FlANEY,
Dealers in COAL
Pearl st between Cary st. and Danvile Depot
~ 2I-d2W<
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By r. Cauthorn, Auct
HORSES, COWS, BUGGY. SULKEY

AOhSES, CUV6, BUUU1, EULkE1 /,
Ii &C, AT AUCrIoN.-On SATURDAY., the 7th
inst at the lot At ar the Va Central Raroi I'd Depot
will sell aas ton several Work Horses 2 Mi CHI
aus r CAUTHORN.
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HOUSE, SIGN AM ORN1MENTAL
~ PAIaTING, GLIDING. &c.


i
FRANKLIN sTkkr BkTW Hp:N
18TH AND ltTH sfkEH1S OppOaTFH
MsfhOPottrAN HALL. Rfs'H sas,S b. Va
legs leave TO inform his paf.ons sEd the rrhis ws
sraiy. that he . now besssF prepared d ~ eyr -
ore, 10 execute ali KINDS u work A. 81 In. ~
9usiHeeS ~ IS = - saAS "
HE Uses TIRE TERY BxSr NxrEaIAxs
ssrvices OF sN'1AoA sAs
,.,,,. EtiRsT-RATE wOKkMEN,
Mil. SAMUEL 4. SNYDER.
ter, Glider, &C., i 60, We'll nm. - t,s IN,
~" ses 70 nssa any cornnae1dation .. nis hands--
:. /. A 1910 Mn. ssgHS Pshuus. .quaisy ceasbratxd
eehm1s Nc.. eomprisiag 8 fJTcg ample 10 exc.
n.s p!ombliy and faithfully all dcscriptions 81
WIN ue giad to receive eSu
nRDkRs FROM ANY PART or THE STATE.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed In all respccts and
ne best Of City and ountry rsfsrcncss iysn hsa
issired fr tho ksster SAT sfactiun and acaos ms5.
ION Of persona ct distance.
Jy N-dlA ~ =
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skUSTEE'S BALE Of Handsome
-. BUILDING Lor IN HENRICO COUNTY. on
THE EAST LINE OF 25rH STREET, NEAk II,
IN q tsrsain deed 81 trust, dated 18th Noyen,ber
90, % duly recosdcd in HenIico County Court on the
coed 70 sell at public auction on the IN,
MONDAY the Cd day Of August, 1883 at o'cinci
IA II fair II not. the next lair AZ the real estate
conveyed By the sud ed consisting OF Lot IN.
arontof e feet, the east lae Of 18th street and
desta Of rs feet to ally "A feet wide adjoiYipe
tue residence OF Mr. George Noodfn. on the north
and n ar TO Leigh street B.p.is Church.
JEEMs-cash- The title 8 bAlieyed 10 be perfect
out the trustee will convey with ths usual specia,
warranty ALEX H. saNDS
Jy 2l-2tawtd Trrsss.
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WILL recommends my NIGHT SALES
on THIS lThulsday) kvRNING. eounvseue IN.
~ ~ 0cdock- fhe attention Of the nnbilc 3 "a !.
tssyeStiuly CALLED t. my hn< aaaEfstsuut IL 5sW
.Lni &C. NY Goods are airsct fspsn the mauufsr-
turers. and wiii be sold wishanf rsssrve
~ - HkNY W oUARLEg. Auct-
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TRUSTEE's BALE on aEIL RsrArR

1 AT ROCK ErTs. AND fNrEa saT = E 5, q -
As tru stee In certain deed ar frust sr,
H2lgin, dated 26th Ap.ii. 1851. duly rsoorded +,
Heurico Couaty court sh Ill ia exocush,n thsrsn|
pf,cseu 20 sell At public auc ion on toe nrssn,ss
On sATukDAY the 18th Of Auxust, ISIS. a. o;cIE
the Real Estate and Slaves conveyed ~ the
lot. with the brick dwelling thereon frn.s ~. a,'
feet on the south sidSof Nicholson street rnnnin~
pack i66 teet 20 penRy's line and now in the ocrr
right, title and Interest In the slavrs conyeys IL
Tim ~ Ihos BiAkey. as Iegates OF Phiiip firht.
loot ~ deed OF the 2st December, 1850 If record ia
Henrico County tourt -
TERMS fash. The titles believed to be good bus
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. JUHN v ATK INsssN -
81 .f-zaWtd Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE
REAL EsTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND .f.'N THE kURTHsItE OF VALLEY ST
A Trustee in certain deed bearing date the nth
day OF November, 1855. executed by Mahala Bride
Icy, to the Undersigned a. Trustee, shall proceed
TO SILL at public aucton, on the premises on mon
DAY, the 10th day OF AUGUST 1858 q. 8 O'Clock NJ
If fair il NOT the next fair day. the real estate con
veyed by said deed. consisting Of house and 10,
located as above, convened to the said Mahal,
brldetley, by John and James Booker.
Terms Cash
The title is belieyed to be good. but the trustees
wi c9nvey with the ususl specia warranty. ~
au It'd LEWIS COHEN Trustee.
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KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS.
N (Jones' patent) for sale at No. l6s Main street.
ogp site the Ame, ican Hotel @here you can nnd AZ
as..rt II La MpS OF different patterns also the
best COAL or KEROSESE OH ia richmond. Inc
Jones BURN Eii 10 soInsthing new, and an improve
An LAS JAC0B w REX.
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COYNEk'S WHITE AND BLACk


" SULPHUR AND CHALYBgaTS SPRINGS
THE savorte resort for pleasure aud health will be
!pened for the accommoda. lou of visitors tie lsr OF
JuSE. 1t IL situated on tae line and in fall view o.
me Va aud Tenn Railroad, about hall mile from
Bonsack's Depot, Va, which Depot Umuibns
and porters viii always be found waiting the arriya
q the cars TO convey visitors aud their baggage t.
he Springs
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
A telegraph Office has be e7tab ished, which At
ioIds eoasenient and instantaneous communication
with all parts OF the country.
Another WHITE sULPHUR-stronger, bolier
aud superior Chaiy beate SPRING have been discov
cred and improved sin the last sea on-so that th
variety aud value Of the mineral waters afforded
st the place are uneqalled by anv other place nov
known to thepnbic The similarity of the White
uiphnr to ths)u5tiy and far famed Greenbrier hit
sulphur Is so strGin to be at once recognised b.
all who have used both of the waters
These White and la sulphur waters have OF
fected numerous cures. The white sulphur II
the Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder. General Debility
and specially diseases Of the Nervous System ar q
those diseases secular to Females. The Black Sui
phnr In all kinds of diseases OF the Skn ggravat
I'd cases of letter aud other eruptions of tn skno
great numbers and oflong standing, seventy havins
been entirely cured
The accommodations equal to any to be iound
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table and a.
tendance of the most satisfactory character-as
all which we beg to refer to the large numb
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
~ BILLIARD SALOON. TEN PIN ALLEY
and other amusements aff,ri pleasant aid health!
-ecreeti n. 4 DAVIDGEs celebrated BAN Dfron
Baltimore has been engaged for the season
j A. HEFELFINGEH,
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NEW FLOUR. received 10 store,
IN ana for sale, Superior lot of Family Flour, in
barrels aud bags, q Harris and Allison brands)
a. 81 on0 HARRIS Il MOORE
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q AA ASHLAND IVA
GsssSs1s. e4y RACEs--FALL MEETING

a. STRAYED OR STOLEN rom
HySthe Rutherford Mills a brown HORSE, with
long zane and TAIL A sHitable reward will be pac
ma S MNiVUDER'S SONS
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HOT SPRINGS, vIsolNIA.--NA-

HOT sPRIN aS, vIx0lNIA.-NA-
~ TURE's REMEDY Observation-Disclosures
The hotel at this place Is now open for the recep-
ton Of visitors The supply OF mineral water h
abundant, and there zine Baths constantly fp-
Piled With fresh water from separate springs ii va
These Waters cure the CHRONIC YUKMS or
kHkuMATISM, NkUkALGIA. 0UCT, DISEASED
VI TIE LIVER, PARALYSIS, (sree from, iniiam
masory sesien,l OLD INJUaIEs TO THE MUS
9LANDs, SPINAL IRRITATION, CHRONIC
DlAkhHHA, and some DISEASES PECULIAR To
EEMALEs. more thoroughly and rapidly than any
ether remedy on the American confident. Their
Of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumer q
Ted above. in forms which had resisted the most
lives Of the sufferers alike wretched and useless
through long years OF pain, have been restored to
pefftet health by their use. VI the vast pumber
now suffering with such maladics there are compa-
tatvely few Indeed who would not be either perfect
IT. cared or greatly relieved here.
Tho Springs are situated M an elevated mountain
region. The scenery asouud 10 wild, romantic and
bsautitai, and more healthy or delightful summer
climate can nowhere be found.
Besides the Hot BATHS far invatde, there are
two fine PLEASURE BATHS for persons ia good
health. GOOD MUSIC will be in attendance early
in the season
RUUTE-Rrom the principal cities ii. the United
states by railroad to the Miboro depe, Of the vir-
gfnia Central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
miles. over well graded turnpike to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va, or Bal imore,
Ma N the morning can come through to this place
For full account OF tn ia celebrated Watering
Place. see Uarpers Weekly, No. rs, for June 5tii
De Bows Review for May and June, also, America
| for pamrbi 8. G0tlDE,
my Sl--03m Hot Springs, Va.
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sN WM HANSON. RTh
AvErEgiNAyY SURGEON and Wt43k0
H'eo. Dttcf u Cfisi 8 his service $ { $500
TIE paotlc TOR The Treatment aid Cure OF ali Ds.
e. 10 hich la hobfe anirosl, The HoRSk, is heir
TO- lie viii Also train md cat 10 har ness the uii
Is aud most rto9s Horses that can he produced in
the saprt imaginable time and render them per-
fsc " gentie AID easily handled" which no viii
gaar,n &c p without any kind Of ptni,hmeni;
a. (ff' e al Mr. TH0s. kusK ELLIS sTABL
tnu " all street - oT-in,
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW

EA PASSENGERS FOR NEW
YORK By the u Mail Steamship
ssSsuk NoAsukK are requested 20 be sl
ocsock, r N. FRIDAY y ''s"'.i''
cts 1920 - N>sA
Passage to New York, Meals and ssateroom ,uc,u.
ded, only Sic. Steerare massage only A.
psssAxe TO Norfolk, sauie az BY the RIVER boafa
Nc freight viii ba recxIyvd tbis trip,
an sgt It1DtsaM n N A rsnN
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AZ On all ttS ola bhtucfn. Sdat "uN
au 5-fMs 'AOoD hE~A- (
l. OR SALE-A Pen, or half Pew, eiigi
bis situated In st James Church. Foi terms.
apply to GEORGE GIBSON, at spots, Harvey
Co.'S. Pear. st. sn i-zM
HALLS GREAT VIRGINIA SHlNGLL
Al MACHINEcan be seen at p. Rahms Foundry,
where II Is in operation every day. Tor tue nspSctioh
II the public
For Coaniy or Shop Rights apply 70
IN. y. VHERN q co
su4 -lm Foot Of 0anaI Dock.
(sLEAk WATER. - Forster's Patent
~ Stone Rapid W.ter Purifiers. superior 70 any
thing now in uss for purifying and cleansing the
water For saie by DUNLOP. MuACUkE CD.
4--st
pEACHES Choice Peaches, receiving
daily fine. large soft aud Plum Peaches; splen
did large Wtltte Plum Psache, for preserving. am
also Ills implied with Melons Of tbs finest flavor
spnid invite t &c IN want OF Fruit Tor preserving
20 cxtEa tne Bntter DepJt. Maiu, between 18th aud
18Th streets BROOKE PLEAsAN1s.
4-3t
i Richmond City sTOcK
Virginia State 6TUCk.
Ri MAURY CO..
Exchange and Atock Brokers,
jyH-n Under 81 Charles Hotel. s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25
<Our Social Circle.
The Existence of a God.
. Written for the Green Mountain Fre.m,,

Can any of the human family deny that
rthers is God? Or, at least, some One
that has power beyond man or beast Man
is thought to have great power, and even
some beasts have nearly the same. Think
for moment efs the wonderful structure of
i; the body of man, the perfect accuracy and
harmony with which every part performs its
duty. Can man construct such machine :?
d, Can he cause the breath of life? [ answer,
no. Is there not, inthe smallest flower that
. grows, and the fine blade of grass, and the
little insect, and creeping thing, power
greater than man can command?
10 illustrate this, notice the works of ma
+ ture; the exact time the trees put forth their
buds in the Spring, and the flowers spring up
: in the forests, and the green grass shoots up
and makes the fields look beautifully!
DO not these tell that there is a God. who
is the Creator of all! ask any man if
these do not teach us there is God al
though in this our enlightened land there
arc men who deny the existence of Supreme
being. Do not their lives teach them that
there is Being who created them and all
: around them pa Being they are dependent
upon for every breath they breathe, and eve
Try move they make? Is it possible for any
man to believe there is no God? 1t appears
to me hardly possible for men in viewing the
creation of the world as they should, the
earth turning on its axis, the rising and set
ting OF the Sum- to deny the existence of a
God. A New SuRscRrppp
Walden, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

pered Mrs. Lewis, as they moved along thepa
sage and before they joined the family The
had an instructive consciousness that her hus
band was in danger of relapsing into his
usual state.
The warning was just in time.
"Thank you for the words" said he. Il
will not forget them"
And he did not but at once rallied him
self, and to the glad surprise of Jenny, Will
and Mary, met them with new face, cover
ed with tatherly smiles, and with pleasant
questions, in pleasant tones, of their days
employments. The feelings of children
move in quick transitions. They had not ex-
pecteda greeting like this; but the response
was instant Little Jenny climbed into her
fathers arms. Will came and stood by his
fathers chair, answering in lively tones his
questions, while Mary, older by a few years
than the rest, leaned against her fathers
shoulder, and laid her white hand softly up
on his head, smoothing back the dark hair.
Just showing little frost, from his broad,
manly temples.
A pleasant group was this for the eyes of
Mrs. Lewis, as she came forth from her cham
Der to the sitting.room, where she had gone
to lay off her bonnet and shawl and change
her dress. Well did her husband understand
the meaning look she gave him; and warm
ly did her heart respond to the smile he threw
back upon her.
Words, fifty spoken, are like apples of
gold in pictures of silver" said Mr.. Lewis,
speaking to her as she came in.
What do you mean by that?" asked
Mary, looking curiously into her fathers face.
Mother understands - replied Mr.. Lewis
smiling tenderly upon his wife.
Something pleasant must have happened"
ii Mary.
Something pleasant? Why do you say
that 2" asked Mr.. Lewis.
"You and mother look so happy" replied
the child
land VIC have cause to be happy" ans
wered the father as he drew his arm tigh ly
around her, Gin having three such good chill
dren."
Mary laid her cheek to his and whispered:
-" If you are smiling and happy, dear faith
er, home will be like heaven"
Mr.. Lewis kissed her, but did not reply.
He felt rebuke in her words. But the re-
Duke did not throw a chill over his feelings /;
it only gave a new strength to his purpose.
"Don't distribute all your smiles. Keep
few of the warmest and brightest for home"
said Mrs Lewis, as she parted with her hus-
band the next morning. He kissed her but
did not promise. The smiles were kept how
ever, and evening saw them; though not for
the outside world. Other, and many evenings
saw the same cheerful smiles, and the same
happy home. And was not Mr.. Lewis bet
ter and happier man OF course he was.
And so would all men be, ii they would take
home with them the smiling aspect they so
often exhibit, as they meet their fellow-men
in bushes intercourse, or exchange words in
passing compliments. Take your smiles and
cheerful words home with you, husbands, ia
Tiers, and brothers. Your hearths are cold
and dark without them.