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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-08

On Saturday. colorcd convict in the
Penitent;ary at Norfolk, Va, attacked
white convict witha mallet. when the
white man seized an axe. and before the
officers could interfere, the negro was lit
orally chopped iuto pieces. -BaN. Clip
pr.
Your account may lie correct enough
i'll the main, but We object decidedly to
Tie locus IN quo. Just make the slight
substitution of Richmond for Norfolk, if
you p,ease.-[hd,
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tages we made the xperiment-brought be-
fore the community the knowledge Of the fact,
that at our store No. 60, Church street, we
were dispensing the solid comforts OF life in
the way of CHOICE FAMILY GROCE-
RES and Provisions upon the most accom-
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fit resulting to themselves from the quality
ana prices of our goods, have kindly bestow-
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encouraged thereby, and are fully determined
that so long as the Day Book continues to be
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to establish its permanancy and continuance.
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TERMS.
Er Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
Adjournment of the Legislature
Extra Session!

As will be seen by our special tele-
graphic dispatch, from Richmond, in to-
days Day Book, tic Legislature Of the
State adjourned without day On Satur-
day. the House of Delegates having, on
Friday, refused to concur in the resolu-
tioa Of the Senate prolonging the dura-
ton of the session. Much confusion is
reported by our correspondent as having
ensued. Gov. Wise, however, in anti
cipation Of this event, had issued his
proclamation convening an extra session
on Saturday, which was promptly read
by the Clerk Of the House Of Delegates,
Hpon the final adjournment.
The Governor also attended in person,
add strongly enforced upon the members
the peremptory duty Of proceeding at
oace to the transaction Of such business
As was demanded by the interests Of the
people. He was frequently and enthu-
siastieally applauded; and we trust his
suggestions will be hceded in the immc-
diate adoption of those important meas
uies Of legislation Which the prosperity,
if not The very salvation Of the Common
wealth, requires. There is yet time. and
we sincerely hope that since the wheels
Of legislation have experienced no disas
tfous stoppaee, this extra session may
10 something Of some consequence to-
wards tie public welfare.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

Sunday, March Z.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamest own, Parrish, FIN N. T.,
bound to Richmond, mdze and passengers to
j. NJ. Smith & Bro.
MONDAY, March 8.
ARRIVED.
Scar Gazelle, Rogers, I'm New Bedford
with mdze and ballast, to Rowland & Bro
Schr: j. w. Lindsay, Crowell, I'm Provi-
dence, in ballast, to master.
with manure, for Western Branch.
Schr Mary Halves, Hall, FIN Harwich,
sand ballast, 10 master.
Sehr Mary Willis, North, FIN Baltimore,
mdz to sundry persons.
Schr Acorn, Warren, FIN L. Shore, oats to
Delk & Lindsey.
Schr Ocean Wave, Freeman, from Pro-
yincetown, to load with oysters, to MASTER
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Naa. Mndfu. Of the especial aud eager
interest Of our people, which sufficiently
dictated to us Our duty as their news Or
gan, TO learn the issue Of the effort to e1-
tead the session Of the Legislature, we
made arrangements with our correspon-
dent to telegraph the result to US forth
with. W. give also, to day, dispatches
from Peters burg, We wsuld have our
patrons remember that we shall neglect
no means to give them intelligence of
special Importance or interest, in all cases
when it is practicable, in advance of the
mail
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FIanr IN THE DECENTRALIZATION
Monday Last we noticed ight had taken
place at the Penitentiary between white
sonvict and slack one, during the pro-
gross Of which Cuffes cam. out second best,
reosviag severe cut on the side of his
head, another on ore Of his arms, neither
Of which, however, were mortal. Since
saen the whitcman has received the lash
in his share Of tle affair, and tbs negro,
whs began the tgit. will g.t hi. dos. AZ
aeon us he is abic 70 bear .t.-Ilclt. Dis.
4 Saturday,
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HOUSE CARPENTRY.

III r 8 q BSC X d EK FtsPectlulTy IN
L forms the public that he has just erected
a new shop on Cove street, rear of Johnso n $
Assembly Building, where he is prepared to
execute all kinds of work in the no USE
CARPENTERS line, in superior manner.
TO those disposed to patronise me, will
only say, that shall use all proper etferts to
give satisfaction.
l am prepared to and will when regularly
engaged, make Architectural drawings for
any work in my inc, in such style as to be
readily understood by any intelligent Me
chanic. PETER G. HULL,
ma Practical House Carpenter.
III. COpy,l
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II Orfolk Market.

The market for Corn, continues aotive,s
the supply not equal to the demand.
We have no sales of Wheat to note, the
supply exceedingly limited. d
Stock Peas, are in good supply, but the
supply of Black Peas is nearly exhausted. Y
The market is tolerably well supplied with
Cotton, but sales of this article rather dull.
Four-The market exceedingly active at
Super6ne $5a511s cash. Extra S556. Family
S5a5ss. y,
Naval Stores-Black Tar, $1,40, Bright,
81, 40-no sales by wholesale.
No sales by Wholesale Market, unchangl
for Slaves, Cotton, Naval Stores &c,
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WILL RESIDE IN VIRaINIA-Thc Win
chester Firynta# says. p p. Dan
bridge, Esq, Of jefferson county. and
Mrs. Bliss, daughter Of Gen. Taylor, the
ex-President, who were married few
days ago at New Orleans, have, we learn.
selected Winchester as their future home
They will occupy, it is stated, the late
residence of Judge Tucker.
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gS5" We would invite notice TO tic
advertisement of Our worthy fellow citi-
zen, Mr.. Peter G Hull, well ku own to
this community as an excellent architect
an>: a thoroughly competent practical
mechanic. Mr. Hull is deserving Of the
liberal patronage Ct our public; for,
while he holds fast to that which is
good in the Old i1lcs and mysteries Of
his art, ho is ready to adopt any inn
povenents which are commended to his
judgement by their superior elegance or
utility.
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Ladies Read the Folio wing List

Ladies Read the Folio wing List
Or BARGAINS TO BE POUND AT 5
MR. S. r. E. DDICK'S
No. 65, Main Street.
barclays and Richardson's Linen, -
ID White and colored Cambria,
Linen Cambria Pocket Hdkfs,
Colored Canton Flannel,
Brown Linen for dress Innings,
Furniture Mourning and fancy prints,
French and Domestic Ginghams,
Sack fannels suited for Infant use,
Diaper of various qualities,
White and Red Flannel,
Head handkerchief,
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds.
French worked Bands,
Swiss Collars and Undersleeves,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Childrens Mcrins
Vest,
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods line, which am determined to
sell at unprecedented low prices,to close out
the stock. "
MRS. r. Z. ElDDICK,
Ladies Emporium,
ma No. 65. Main street.
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Special Notice.

DOR Pertaining the Breath, Cleoni,sl
Il Teeth, aud Beautifying the ComplerioSl
use "BALH OF 1000 FLowERs," Fer LressiSs
Ladies Hair, use ''WooDJAND CREAM" a
new Pomadc. 1t curls gentlomen's Hdar 6sgx
tifuuy-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
w. 2. FETRIDGE Il co. 4
ProprietorssN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CkERY d. COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake Ct Co, and by all Druggists. de
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stoves, Stoves, Stoves.

WE have on hand a full supply Of a II pat
w terms Of Stoves, for all purposes, which
we are selling as cheap as any dealers North.
We name in part
The Flora Air Tight, Egg, sizes, Air-Tight
Star Alright, Star Radiator, Fire King
Radiator,
Parlor Cook, Aiy-rght Saloon, hince Plate.
Fanny Fern,
Star Franklin, Hot Air Patlor Grats, Boat
man,
Seven Plate, Russia Coal Bases, 8 sizes, Sal
amander's
Model Parlor, Bugie, Bscl, Gas Burners,
Also, the following Cook Stoves.
The New World . sizes, Sanrise Alright,
Premium,
Morning Star, sizes, Eachansrcas, Crystal.
President,
Boston Sequel, AfaaEon, Roger Williams.
Kitchen Companion, York Complete. Uni
verse, Hope and others too numerous 10
mention.
". D. ROBERTS, Jr., d co.
MAJ Roanoke Square and Water ct.
ENISH-No. l Salmon, No | Mackerel,
A large size, No. Mornings, very fine
Tongues and Sounds, Goldfish, Bluetish, Pol
lock, in store, and for sale by the Bbl or 10 by
j. Z. JONES,
ma 5 No. 2, Canpbell's Wharf.
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BsS" Our thanks are due to VIM. II
Day, ESD fol copy Of tie Report of
the Senate Committee on Finance aud
Claims Oh the Condition Ct the State
submitted on the 18th Feb. 1865. by Mr..
Doueia, Of King William, their Chair
Ran.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE DAY BOOK.

This despatch was received here at 20
minutes past 10 o'clock, this morning,
dated, Petersburg, March g..
RICHMOND, Saturday night, Mar, 6.
To-day amidst great confusion, the
Legislature adjourned sine die. lmme-
diately after the adjournment, the clerk
of the House read the proclamation of the
Governor, calling all extra session to con-
vene this day at u o'clock, NJ. The
Governor made most eloquent speech in
the House, urging upon members to
promptly transact business, which the
interest of the people imperatively re-
CURED. lie was frequently enthusiastic
cally applauded. The Speaker of the
House offered resolution, which passed
both Houses unanimously, instructing the
Governor to have gold medal prepared.
with suitable inscription, to be presen-
ted to the Widow Of Commander Herndon
in testimony of the appreciation Of his
heroism by his native State.
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sUNDRIES-
~ Bbls Sal Soda,
Bbls Spanish Whiting,
do Venetian Red.
200 Boxes Glass from 8 X to a Xse,
Kegs superior G Soda,
/ Bbl Alum, 100 lb Cream Tartar,
la store, and for sale by
mac l.. w. WEBB.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WV. L WALTE&s PsorRIMr0K.

- - W ALL iA'P boH M Ell va.
Mrs Philips, w Cromelicr, II NJ Hook,
Philadelphia Howard DsCormis, l.
Moss, W J Robinson, Baltimore Il W
Dsrden, Nansemond L S ID Covington,
Northumberland I d Holley, Jiber-
ned, Va; Mr. Manning, N G. G Bains, A
Rosenberg, N Y.
HER0HAN7'y HOTEL, NORFOLK.
I'll. WEArHsRwAx, PsorRIEEos.
+ Ckauberlais, Baltimore; A II Green,
N G.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSkO Uf,h,
Watts & EaaHsases, PRorsspvus
" L Portlock, Va Mrs NcPhail and
Slaughter, II j Irwin, Baltimore c +
Norton, II j Top.tons, Philadelphia II
A Skinner, Edenton.
EAC0E HOUSE, PORlyMOU UTE,
J. D. 1osLADAY, PsopnHroR.
Miss Ivy, Va i Lswten, u S N; J
w Mullen, N G.; f D Perke, G Tudor,
N Y; DR. Warren, Edeatsn; S W Giles,
Wilmington Mr. }esiow and servant,
Fayetteville Mrs c W Downing. 2 chill
3rsn aud nVrae, Washington; Il Arnold,
: gtte.k.
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r w. BURROW & CO.,
y. DRUGGLSI,S If CHEMISTS,
No. IS, Church Street..

w La u ~ asOVf az Oc.s
a.. DRUGGISTS # CHEMISTS,
No. IS, Church Street.,
IRON FRoNT.(
HAVING removed to their large new
IL magnificent store, and greatly increased
their stock of Pure Medicines,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Choice <-yp
Pomades, Patent Medicines, Medicinal W
Wines and Brandies, Porte Monnaies III
and Purses, Havana Segars, Window Glass
and every article usually found in their line.
would respectfully solicit a continuance of
the kind patronage SO literally bestowed up
on them, assuring their numerous customers
that it will be their constant endeaver to
merit their continued confidence.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully putup
with estra pure medicIess at all hours of the
day and night.
Would call the attention Of their friends to
their assortn ent of very Choice Teas.
which they are rapidly selling at unprece-
dented low prices. ma 3
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Numerous applications have been made
to the California Legislature for the
change Of the names of individuals. In
approving one Of these bills. Gov Weller
indulges in the argamsatnm al homi-
mem II We shall say ad .ien'iaem.-P.
d.
The executive. am sure. can spend
his time much more profitably than in
examining bills passed to crafty the
taste or fancy of men and women i'll re-
gard to names. AS for the males in this
State far exceed the number of females,
it is hoped that this portion of our pop
ulation will not find it necessary to re-
soIs to the legislature or to the courts in
order to change the names
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Further TektimnnY.

REESSRS c. JORDAN SON. have
I'VE for two winters, been troubled with
severe Colds, followed by hoarscr ess and sore
throat Your valuable remedy, known as
"Jordan's Vegetable Cough Candy" was
cure" ! accordingly gave it fair and i'm
partial trial, and found it to be what it was
recommended, l feel no hesitation in re
commenting it TO every one similarly affect
ed. Respectfully,
fe 81 TH0S. W. UPSHUR.
I'D ECE4V ID THIS DAX--ln Store,
zo Nuts Liston P. s. and Alic't Almonds;
whole, half and quarter box Rnisins; Malaga
Oranges ana Lemons; Cocoanuts, Figs, j y
pies. Ssrdine,, Prunes. Dates.
j. ~ {, JORDAN x son.
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A phrenologist being Intercepted as
to what organ would be most likely to
pIeponderate in the head Of Il drunkard,
replied, The barrel or gan.'
G ngress is still wrangling over "the
l4ccompton swindle,"
The effective force of our navy is stated
at sixty-two vessels, Of all kinds.
There is rumor that the Pope is about
to resign.
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NNacaPoni Vermecila-AndC Corn
1Y1 Starch, in store, and for sale by
ma j. Z. JONES.
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have fine lot of Choice pink
L eye Potatoes. Come and buy 'em of
ma J.E JONES.
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I SECOND DIsPATCH.l

PETERSBURG, March s.
The cieshing store of Noah Walker 6,
Co., in this city, was destroyed by fire
last night at IL o'clock.
The severest snow storm of the season
is now prevailing. Five inches has al
ready fallen, and it is still showing hea-
Willy. GIO.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
West Side Bank Street,
A FEW STEPS FROM MAIN STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
DAYS INTEREST AT THE RATE of Five
Il per cent on all sums remaining on de-
post 30 days and upwards, and four per cent
if remaining less than 90 days. Interest
compounded every six months or paid to the
depositors if preferred.
Deposits received and paid daily. Office
hours from 8 A. NJ, to ~ 7. NJ. Discount
days Mondays, and Thursdays, at 10 o'clocks.
Persons having funds to deposit will find
this Institution safe and convenient for the
purpose.
Directors for the Present Tear.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAML II. IIopGEs, $. HAErsHoRN,
Jos. r. ALLYN, j. JAMES MOORE,
ALEX. NJ PENNoCK. L. w. SEABURY,
T. &. BROUGHTON JR., Cashier.
ma
lust received and for sale low for cash,
81 the finest lot of New Crop New Orleans
Sugar ever brought to this market.
SO tirkins and Tubs strictly prime Goshen
Butter,
100 boxes best quality Cream Cheese,
30 bbls and half do and kits No. Mackerel,
10 boxes Sperm Candles,
80 boxes Soap.
The best quality of Butter and Cheese con-
stantly on hand, sold at New York prices by
j. ]. WOODBRIDGE,
mad ( Roanoke souare
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-22
The Weather.

We have heard of all kinds of weather.
blue, dark, murky, muddy, rainy, sultrv.
snowy, sleety, freely, and all other sorts
but we think that renowned ancient citizen
the oldest inhabitant," has never seen a
time when all these have been so promiscu-
ously and anonymously commingled and
conjambled, as has been the case in this lati-
tude for a week or two past. (Phew j! what
a hlgglety-piggelty sentence Just like the
weather-and 1t must be blamed for giving
US the ~iny9uonza.)
Speaking Of influenza we did catch if
certain; with all its attendant varieties
%snlfdes, %snufles, headaches, bone-aches and
grlpe-aches. We fought manfullv for a
while, but had at last to surrender and call
Botus to get US out of durance vile-whicb
we always find the bed to be in the day fine
on such occasions. If we have not been able
to make up as good a paper for our subscri-
bers this week as they hoped-don't crum-
ble-we have done the best we could under
the circumstances.
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Another Year.

SEE 7
closing year. A few more days, and 1853
will be numbered among the years of the
great Past. It is a fitting season for lefec-
tlon--for thankfulness, for humiliation and
for good resolves for the future. AS we ret
respect our lives as its days have borne us
down the stream Of time, how our hearts are
wrung with anguish on account Of neglected
duties, our waywardness, and our ingratitude
to God for His unnumbered blessings. Let
US cover ourselves with the sackcloth and
ashes of repentance and seek His forgive
ness and for the incoming year, strive to
atone for past remissness by "doing all the
good we can"
But happy are we if, in the midst of these
regrets and sorrows, we can remember some
good deed that we have lonesome sorrow
we have assuaged-some poverty we have re-
lleved. The memory comce up like a sweet
SAVIOR to refresh US; for a good deed, like
virtue, "brings its own reward"
The great unknown future of another wear
Will soon open before US. What its pleasures
and cares, its trials and duties are to be. We
know not; but this we do know-we shall
always be able to find some good to do. Let
US resolve to do it with all our might. And
let those of US who belong to the Sons of
temperance, resolve that we will labor more
earnestly for the advancement of the Order
than we have ever done before.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-22
Sound the Tocsin !

The Sons of Temperance in North Caro-
lima have determined upon a renewed and
desperate hand-to- hand conflict with Intern
parance, for the incoming new year. They
cannot longer content themselver with the
simple, quiet, acknowledged opposition to the
use of intoxicating drinks which as an Or
der they are known to entertain, but have
determined to open a bold and vigorous fire
upon their old enemy, and keep it up until
he shall be driven from his throne of human
skulls.
They propose t~oresort to nonew expedients,
to ask no extra-legislation to their aid-but
to employ only the great inherent power of
lie sentiment against the alarmingly increas-
ing hood-tide of intemperance. They believe
rnSt our glorious Order, which has saved
thousands, may yet be made the life boat in
which thousands more may be rescued. They
are determined to cry aloud-to plant their
banners on every hilltop and valley, and
beseech all men to take shelter under IFS
protecting folds.
And now, how shall this determination be
carried into effect ? First, the "SonS" them
setoes must speak out openly, boldly and on
all prudent occasions, upon this subject. Let
them talk about their Divisions; attend Che
meetings regularly, get those who have grown
lukewarm or nave fallen off, to renew tbei;
visits to Temperance Halls-unite and urge
those outside to unite with them, and be sure
to get as many Lady visitors to attend YOU,
meetings as you possibly can.
All this donc-then let the Division and
temperance be a part of your conversation
IN every circle in which you mingle. Press
It's claims upon public attention-defend II
when assailed by enemies, and remove oh.
%jections that may be urged against it. Have
public speeches in behalf of the cause as fre.
quentiy as possible. Do not wait to get great
orators and fine speakers. If these are not
to be had, speak yourself. Sometimes Won
can DO more good among your own people,
than a stranger can, however gifted and elo-
quent he may be. This has been tried and
proven. Do you doubt? Do y0u try, and
see.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-22
Read Thisl

Our neighbor Of the Virginia Conductor
has the following brief paragraphs, to which
we call the attention of every Son of Temne-
rance IN North Carolina. Iftbe hints tlere;n
gwen should be regarded, two Of the gre,t
reasons for declensions in the order will
be avoided:
FILL Your DIvIsIox Roon.-Yes. Son. of
temperance, crowd your Division Rooms
these long evenings. You have mc,,l o..
enough and ifthey would all turn ont r.n..
tually to the meetings. each taking a /, n,
neart with him, what enrolling coursei.
what lofty resolves. what efficient action
would be the result.
BROTHERS, DON'T GET BEHIND w1rr vorn
DUES You win run the risk of losin. vonr
interest in the cause and in your brethren
Il you neglect your meetings and pet behind.
nand- 1t makes one feel bad, and by and
Dy ne gets alienated and sour, and be tb;nrs
MS brethren are changed, and OF he goes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-22
Or Colportage system.

The able and interesting Report Of the
Chairman of the Committee having charge
Of this subject, renders it unnecessary for us
to say u word, commencing it to the appro-
baton of the members of the Order. 1t must
meet the hearty approval Of all, and if the
plan be carried out, it viii be found TIE very
scheme needed for e~nlightening public senti-
ment on the great temperance reformation.
But what we desire to say, is-do not mis-
take the plan. II is not intended to operate
simply as a pro rata distribution of books
and tracts among all Subordinate Divisions
The great object is to aistrt5ute them. If a
n~sns the tracts, &c, let there be
IN the first place, a Colporteur selected and
recommended to the Chairman of the Com
mlttee, (Rev. R. Sterling, Greensboro and
be sure and tell him how many of them Won
can distribute to advantage, and how Won
wish them sent. But don't saw bv mail for
the postage will cost a great deal more than
the Tracts. And when you get them, scatter
them Judiciously and Regularly every week as
long as they will last, trying to supply every
family IN your neighborhood and county.
we would recommend that the Lady Visi-
tors be enlisted in the work Of circulating
these Tracts, &c, as far as possible. Thew
have always proved among the best Colpor-
tours in the world.
But we have net time to write more now
We will resume the subject hereafter.