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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-24
PARTICULAR notice.
M. 6. WHITMAN, !. Q. S. NJ,

BRAND CUTTER,
generally. that should they need BRANDS for To-
bacco Boxes, Hogsheads, Bags, Barrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do welt to either give him
a call or drop line; he having carried on this
business for the last fifteen in this city CON
sequentty iiatters himself he can please the most
tustidious.
No punches used, but really engraved by which
means Won get a free shaped letter and the metal
not strained, and as matter of course the Brand
more durable. He does not pretend to work for
price and warrant satisfaction in all cases-he not
having had 4 single brand thrown on his hands for
fifteen years.
BRANnS, either on Metal or Bristol Board of
all sizes an6 designs; as also ALPHABETS and
FIGURE Els made to order. -
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= 49,
AUCTION SALES.
---s- - - ) =
FUTURE DAYS.
Rr Il. IL. Gook. Anc1

By r.. II. Cook, Aucf.
'IRuSTEE'S SALE or STEAM ENGINE
= ,ANp BRICK HOUSE, AT AUCTION. II
fna' as Trustee Of Francis Nelson sell on TIES
n 10 sday q Novsnsr, 1853, on the premises,
~. passisery, near Mr.. Bruces SOAP and Candle Fac
ose 10 Or 1ehorss- power ENGINE and BOZ r,ER.
One BRICK HOUSE, cent? esntania. between % 600
s,, WM. II. PIEASANFS, Trustee
-. .sale condueted by Il. b. Cook. Auc't. oe24
BY 1. & q. Ii. Davenport. Aart's.
GROCERIES, Sc. AT AUCTION, On
=. THURSDAY, 9th Oct, We will sell at 10 o'elk.
RES, viz
% hhds prisae cubs SUGARS,
20 btls. A, b. G and Crushed SUGARS
600 sides good and damaged Sole LEATHER,
Old Ryo WHISKEY.
a. F. RUM 4 ER "a; {, Eo BRANDY.
Western HAMS, SIDES aud JOLES.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
English Dairy CHEESE.
New York BETTER. re.
TERMs.-I nder 500 cash ; Sl00 and over four
% T. g. 3. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
By L. b. Cook. Anet.
ROOTS, SHOES. BONNETS, HATS.
- TRUNKS, EALICES. CARPET-BAGS. DRY
GOODS. &c, &c, AT AUCTIoN.1on TUES
DAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock; | will sell. at
s6ISETs. Hans, TRUNKS. VALitE s.ai DRY r.
GOODS: &C., &c.
The above goods are fresh and seasenable. Tho
attention OF the trade Is requested coo,
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. UCTION SALE OF LAMBS LYING IN
By James M. Tavlor & Son, Auct's.

EXECUTORS SALE OF UNEXPIRED
II LEASE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE,
ON FRANKLIN, l4TH AND ROSS STREETS :;
OLD BUILDINGS, HORSES, HACKS. BUG
GIES, SULkIES. HARNESS; STABLE FIX
TURES, AND HIRE OF SERVANTS As ex-
ecutor of the late Vim. Graves, | will sell. upon
the premises, on Tt ESDAY, the 25th day of Octo-
Der. commencins at 1913 clock A. M, the above
Real and Personal Property, IN the order adver
tised, to w.t. The unexpIred Lease. to terminate
on the 18th day OF August, 1862 of the valuable
Real Estate ut the corner of Franklin and l4th
streets. lately occupied by said Graves as Livery
Stable, together with the Bulldtn- th5reup con-
sistins OF the large Brick Stable, with four small
Framed Tenements adjoining. on the east, and the
Tenement inrmerly occupied by said Graves, dec d.
together with the large Lot, lately excaVated
fronting on Ross street, The terms of SALE as to
the lease. will be made known at the sale.
immediately after the above, will he Sold
% HORSES. several of which supe rior animals,
HACKS and HARNESS, In GOOD order:
l do. do nearly new:
four seat DOUBLE BUGGY and HARNESS;
open top do;
de-. do:
5SJIk rs, and setts HARNESS;
9SADDLES ard RRtDLES:
iar5e lot of STABLE FIXTTR Els, together
with lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. = cow and many other articles,
too numerous 10 mention.
At the same time. viii be hired ont for the bal
ance of the year, 8 n EGR0 MEN, who are hack
drivers. and others.
TERMs.-Atl sums of $50 and under cash /: over
that amount, four months credit. for approved ne
gotiabe notes with interest added
SAM'L S. COTTRELL,
Executor of VIM Graves, decd.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR K Son, A.ct's.
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TALL AND WINTER CLoTHiNG.-DAR-
RACOTT, HARRIS CO. have received. and
will be receiving every week during the SESSION, z
large and desirable stock of READY Nj DE
CLOTHING, manufactured BY themselves Of the
best materials, and made the incest and most
durable manner, and they promise 10 sell at as low
prices as the same foods be bought elsewhere,
All we ask of friends and the public u to give
MS a trial. Also. iar-e assortment OF Boys and
Children's CLOTHING, which will be sold at the
very lowest prices.
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PORT SARNIA, G. w, Oct. 21.-The steamer
. luder is reported 10 have been wrecked on
Ike Huron. Crew and passengers safe.
+ ne weather IS very rous h, and number OF
l3er lake boats are lying here.
Nothing has yet been heard from the remain
p y ii the crew and passengers OF the propel-
n TroY who took to the small boats.
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BY Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.. Auctrs.

COFFEE AND SALT-CARGo SALE OF
- - NEW CROP RIO COFFEE PER BARK
SALLY MAGEE. DIRECT FROM RIO, AND
LIyERPO0L FINE SALT PER SHIP ERIE,
DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL.-At II. o. clock
NJ, on WEDNES DAY. Oct. 18th. we will offer for
sale at our warehouse, head Of the Dock
$500 bag new crop RIO COFFEE.
direct from Rio, selected expressly for the Vir
slnia and Tennessee trade.
ALSO.
LOCO sacks Liverpool FINE SALT
Per ship Erie. from Liverpool direct
EDMOND DAVENPORT K CO.
EWIl be added TO the above sale 25Go BAGS primo
no CQtFkE, IN double bags, per bark ANY
ALSO,
ls0 casks Hibbert's London PORTER, per ship
"Danel Webster" from London '
oe2 Il EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il co.
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IT. CHANG OF lLOtR -

$50 E%sTARTiNG 10 PORTSMOUTH
.sa-z'.-z--zzssss AND NORFOLK. AND REDtt-
TIDN 0F FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will, on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October. leave the wharf at Rockets every morn
!ns Sundays eycentedl At o. O'Clock; precisely
and Frlday mornings and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
all the re. lar LANDINGS gong and returning.
PfsSa fpF the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, So. To City Point. 81.
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nv Alex. Mott. Anct.
ByJ. ri. Di.se.. Ancf.

CTION.-W Ar. WAR.s~4Fs II
II THOUSAND MES.--cali at 81 Nasn street,
lat e, store g q voesls 4 Ws'dsInslsr, 5ewesss
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory Handle KNIVES. Sill
yer Plated Spoons and Forks. Cake BasAsss, Cas-.
tors, and q large assortment of Jeweirg and
Fancy Goods. tents Furnishing Goods. cisafs.
&c, &c, Tor oas week only. Every article var
rantsd represented. Goods at private sale. dsE~
ing the day. j. III. DiGGT.S. Aurft
Jos. SNOW. Salesman. 0c 9}-@ta
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TURNER INIyORY. HARD-WOODAND
RONE-UMBRELLA, PARASOI. and CANE
hSiAaTpFIA,CTTRERrr PaTtieuar attention pad 70
LETTE BALLS: CHICKS in new and fancy pat
terms; UMBRELLA, i and :, PARASoL HANDLES,
Also. UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS re-cov-
cred and repaired by F. A. REICRMAN,
oc l2-d3mN 18th street, near Main.
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All persons lraving claims against the estate will
present them to me, properly authenticated and
those indebted Will MAKE immediate pay nlent, as
il very desirable TO settle up the estate soeed-
lily as possible. SAML $. C0TTREI
Ex'rof VIM. Graves, decd.
oe Io-tlttlS 4 Sw2t cWlt
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~ inform the citizens OF Church II i'll and vicinity,
that have this day completed my stock OF T AMI
LIZ GRDCERl ES, and shall continue tn keep on
hand articles OF the best quality. AS | hare tho
greater portion OF my GROCERIES hough. =, IlIs
cargo sales and IN Northern cities. am dpteTniin-
ed to sell them cheap, il not cheaper than they
can lie purchased down town; and as shall keep
strictly temperance house, would call the attention
of her honoFed sons
Be sure to call at the right place, brick store,
rear Leish Street Church, iorHlerl, occupied BY c.
w. Saunders ". II. CARR.
N, B.-Goods delivered to customers, il raanest-
ed NJ Kim
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DESlONAi.-The subscriber, in return'ns bis
~ thanks to hts former patrons and friends for
the manE favors heretofore bestowed TN him woud
respectfully inform them and the public generally
that /. consequence of the late tire at the corner
oI ith and Franklin streets. he has removed his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING ESFABLIeH-
MENT to No. !, A 5 + NJ n /, 4 |, J. ARD
Society S Office } where call from the public ut
large is respectfully solicited ,,,r,,,
No. l, Basement Ballard Eouse.
P.S.-Two or three good Journey men PAINT
I'D ,.l,.lfnl r 1--lIla
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FIWINTEEN SALE UE ..Af.LEE'& TAV-
ERN,. AND TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF
LAND. ON THE WESTHAM PLASH-RUAD =
In accordance with the provisions of q deed OF
trust, executed BY Thomas II Aiey 20 Ambrose
Hutchinson, Trustee, dated 5th October. 1926 and
recorded in Henrieo County Const Office being
thereto requested. we shall. on MONDAY. the afth
day OF oetober. 1859. az oseock Z. NJ. apen the
thereon situated on the Westhain Plank. Road.
about 80 miles from the city, known as ALLEYS
Tavern There are Is acres of land attached,
running back to the Canal. The property Is 80
well known. that further description is deemed
unnece ssary.
TERMS .-One-f fourth cash: balance at A. s. and ~
months. Tor notes. with interest added, and scent
ed by trust deed =
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II The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention ofdealers and consumers To his LARGE as
sortnent Of AN ERICAN REFINED AND COM
MON IRON. Consisting of all kinds and sizes of
Bar. Band, Hoop, ard Scroll Iron, Rounds ard
Squares, Ovals and Half Rounds. Tire Iron Horse
and Mule Shoe fron lightning Rods. Agricultural
Drum Teeth. Nut ron and Tobacco Mill Tapered
Iron; also, Counter Sunk and Punched Rails. for
Pit and Quarry Railroads, Railroad Frog Steel,
Steel Coach Buggy, and Sulkey Tires and Quarry
Half-Round Steel. JAS. HUNTER.
Foot 9th street, on the river.
N. B.-A large lot second hand WIRE in store,
Sultable for balm. hay. &C lS-2w*
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- FOR MOBILE. ALA.-The superior
4ES~ fast-sailIEg schr. CHARLOTTE +. BUCK
1=Hs@ Coo&Bs, Master, having the greater portion
OF her cargo engaged, Will have all possible dis
patch For remainder OF cargo. APPLY to
&C I3-lg W. d. COLO UTTT & co
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ELEGANT CLOTH AND
IL VET OAKS.
AStPEBB ASSORTMENT OF
c l. 0 I Fl A n D V Il |. EFT CLOAKS
MANTIEs of the latest styles,
For sale Mt VERY LOW PRICES.
oc 2I-3t WATKINS & FICKLEN.
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE.--A fourish,ng
~ PAPER, We'll established and with good pros
poets. in one of the most thriving towns in Virgin
in. may be bought on favorable terms. An early
application is desired and all necessary informa-
ton given on application by letter. addressed to
X" Dispatch Office. oc 2i-lm
Rec TO n & u !. S.--A lot of B + E F
~ TON gu rs at Wholesale or retail. will be sold
lower than they can be bought at the North. Mer-
chants and families requested to examine be-
fore purchashiug. Call at STALL No. 3, Old Mar
ket, next to Main st. oc 2l-3ts
QS00 REWARD-Will be paid for the dis
paw covery and conviction of the person
who placed distractions on the track of this Road
during the last night, between Petersburg and the
Turnpike crossing, near Port Wathall Junction
+. v. DANIEL, Jk., Pres't.
Oaice Rich'd and Petersb'g r. r. Co.,l
Richmond, Oct. Goth, 1859. { oc Civ
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T,OTHE FARMERS OF vIRGINIA.-Fac

ITO THE FAX 1EkS OF NfRGINEA,-Fac
l. which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertisements, and q card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
our friends and customers, and from which we
make the following extract; 1.-The subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 5
years. Franklin street, under the style OF q.
WATT & CO.. begs leave to inform his friends
and the customers of the old concern that that
firm does not exist" have satisfied that
regular and systematic effort has and is still be-
ing made to deceive the public. and lead them to
believe that the concern of GEO. WATT co.
is not in existence, and that the only place to get
Watts Patent Cuff Brace Plow is from man who
is daily violating the Patent Laws, and uniusty
deprlving George Watt of mis- property. by making
his Patent Piow, without his authority or consent
We desire to correct the impression thus sought to
be made, and inform you and the public that the
concern of GEORGE WATT X co. is still in ex
stence; that Geo Watt, the inventor and paten
tee has not sold the right, or authorized any one
except Mr.. f. w. Scott. of Fredericksburg, to
make any of his Patent Flows. and that we keep
constantly on hand large stock, of all sizes. made
under our personal supervision. from the only
genuine patterns, of the best materials, together
with II variety of other Agricultural Implements,
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter
mined not to be undersold by any one in the mar
ket. Our leo. " ATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, who have sustained
him heretofore, and We solicit continuance OF
their patronage. ian 29-tsl GEO. WATT Il co.
FNEttINnN
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RicHMoAu, VA.
BELvIDRRE MANuPAcTrRiNas sofr S .
keeps sepsfantly on band ~ g By
PER- NEWS AND BOOK PAPER. If al enahs-
ties aud sizes, furnished at short notice. tash
voc iN--sir 81 GEO WHITFfELp. prea't. I
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Can't be an Old Maid.

81 can bear misfortune and poverty ,and
all the other ills of life, but 10 be an old
maid, TO droop and wither, and wilt and
die, like single pink, can't endure it !;
and what's more, | aC0nt."
Now. there's an appeal that ought to
touch some bachelors heart. There she
is, poor, lone spinster in nicely fur
nished room-soGa big enough for too,
tloO arm chairs, tlOO bureaus, t,C0 looking
glasses, everything in couples except her
self. don't wonder she's frantic She
read in her childhood that "matches were
made in heaven" and although she's well
aware there are some Lucifer matches
vet she has never had a chance TO try
either sort. She has heard that there
never was a soul created, but its twin
was made sOnoeWhere," and she's mel
ancholy proof that It's mocking lie.
She gets tired sewing. she can't knit for
erer on that eternsl-I was going 10 say
Misunderstanding besides. that has a
feiloV to it. and is only an aggrava,ion to
her feelings. She has read till her eyes
are half blind there's nobody TO agree
with her if she likes the book, or argue
the point with her if she don't. If she
goes out TO walk, every woman she meets
has her husbands arm. TO be sure they
are half of 'em ready to scratch each 9th
er's es out, but that's lillle business
matter between themselves. Supposing
she feels devotional, and goes 10 evening
lectures, some rufiianly coward is sure to
scare her TO death on the way. Ii she
takes a Journey, she gets hustled and box
ed around among cab-drivefs, and poriers,
and baggage masters ; her bandbox gets
knocked IN. her trunk gets knocked of,
and she's landed at the wrong stopping
place. If she wants load of wood, she
has 10 pay twice as much as man would
and then she gets cheated by the man
thai saws and splits it. She has to pu,
her own money IN The bank, and get il
out, hire her own pew, and wait upon
herself into it. People tell her "hus,
bands are often great plaques" bu. she
knows there are times when they are in.
dispensahle. She is very good looking,
black halr and eyes, fne figure, sings and
plays beautifully, bui she "can', be an
old maid" and vhat'S mOre--sHE
woS'r-Tunny Fern.
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Sad Hours {!


Welcome, sad hours Welcome We
hours of deep and solemn thought We'll
come 10 those hours when the soul Iurns
inward 10 the recess Of the heart, and
leads 10 commune with our own being.
Yes, welcome, thrice welcome, We mo-
menrs of sacred sorrow. Without the
siorm-clouds which hover over the heart
with dark lhrcaleuings of devastation and
woe, or the cold frigid blast which come
In contact with the warm impulse Of our
nature, we should travel on through life
ignorant Of the most solemn realities OF
our earthly existence, and unmoved by
the most powerful sensibilities Of the soul
within. Ii is not all TO look al the bright
panoramic scenes Of outward life, all pain
ted in bright colors, and illuminated by
the gided emblems of Hope and Love.
Iii is beautiful indeed. So is the bright
flower OF early spring, wooed by the gen
tie breeze, and invigoraied by the genial
influence Of The warm sun. But the flow
eI is not vegetable world. 1t is but a
single development Of unnumbered sPeci-
mems that God has created. Thus II is
with the human heart. Now it is as a
picture, tinted with bright colors-now it
is all shaded with clouds and darkness.
Happy hours are gladstone visitors, and
we should ever bird them welcome. Bul
we welcome them noI alone. Come, We
sad hours, TO mingle with them, say We
Ye may tell US Of sorrow against which
our hearts have struggled, but in vain.
Ye may roll up before US the angry and
surging blows Of earth's combats and
earths trials. Ye may speak to US of the
grave-of the loved ones gone before MS
of blighted bopes-of severed ties. Ye
may remind US Of our irailty and Of cur
mortality. Ye may picture 10 US all that
is dark and dresry in life, and hold us ir
chains by the magic spell, And for all
this we bid ye welcome ! Come TO US,
sad hours, and teach us no more of life
We will bow down IN Thy presence and
learn of thee. Welcome Welcome
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GI03GB S085gp:55s S T 3 .
n ELLIE,


Nellie was bright and happy,
Happy as any biId
Genua were all her glances,
Gentle her every word
Life was all bright around her,
Friends were all loud and true
Hope on her path was shining
Brightly as morning dew
Yet IN our home she faded,
Faded and pined away
Pined ill the angels took her
Up 10 The realms Of day.
Now she is sweely dwelling
With all the bright and bIest,
Folded IN peace forever,
Close 10 her Saviour's breast;
While the glad angels murmur
Beautiful songs Of love,
Songs that were sung by Nellie,
Ere she was called above.
Hushed is her voice of music
Here on this earthly shore
But, oh she is with The angels
Singing forevermore.
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ACAsE OF FAyArlcIsM.-Thc Prunty-

ACAsE OF FANATIcIsM-Tbe Pruniy
own Visitor gives an account VI very
silv Trial which took place in The MeIho-
dist Episcopal church (Norlh) al knolis-
vile, Taylor county, Va. on 'he l4ih olt.
Willis Rector, member Of the cturrh.
had sold slave to Mr.. Shiehs,Ioi Prun-
tytoWn. who had been assisted in edec'-
ing The purchase by Caleb shroyef. aos
other church negrber. Chaiges ssre
preferred sgainst item for so dong. and
The minister, Rev Thomas Ttsymer. ap-
pointed commil,se TO ry thsR. ilbe
ir,al resulted in their being lopnd''gull'y.h
and expelled from the church. -snn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-26

Cure FOR CHAPPED HAsps.-Scrspe
into an esrthan vessel one odnce' snj ~
half Of spermsceii and bali an ounce of
white wax; add six drsehms Of pounded
cam phor, and louT tsblespoonsful OF the
best olive oil. lie, il stand near The fire
ill il dissolves, stirring it well when IT,
quid Before the hands are washed. rub
them thoroughly with Hns Of The eefaie.,
then wash them as usual. Putting The,
ceraie on before retiring. answers very
well. This quantity costs about t~eaiy@
FIVE cents. and will lasI ihree wIniefs.
The essel u is kept nj shodldbe -eoytE-
ed, 10 prevent evapOra1lOn. -... Ia ,.i.d dI4,4
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The Plain Reason why !

The publishers Of country newspapers
are frequently asked why they cannot
publish as large and as cheap papers as
those of the cities ! We can easily tel
them why Because the public suPpor
The city paper, and neglect that printed a
/ home. This Is a sober TACT, and If the
country people ever learn wisdom enough
to give their own newspapers that supPor'
extended to city journals, lhen will coun'
!ry puhll<heIs be able TO furnish large and
cheap papers.
A city publisher proposes TO issue
mammoth paper. 1t is decorated with
red bread heading, Of high sounding char.
acter. and every number is 10 be embel-
li>hed with forty-acre wood cut. and TO
contain GullIver's las, yarn. Pros2ectu-
ses are sent out, clubs are formed, and
hundreds subscribe who never expend a
dime in encouraging their home paper.
The result is that The publisher soon finds
himself the fortunate possesso' of $780,
600, OF which he expends one hall IN is
suing his ..msmmoth,' and pockets the
other half as clear profit.
Now. take peep al the other side. A
coantry publisher proposes TO issue pa,
per. / is 10 he of moderate size and
modest appearance. and 10 be devoted 10
home interests, news, markets, &c. he
canyasses The country, and labors faithful
lv to induce men TO subscribe. What is
the result He obtains four or FIVE hun
dred subscribers, and of this number about
one hundred pay him in advance. A few
pay during the year, and al the close oi
his volume he finds that some TWO or three
hundred of his '.supporters" are worth
less, and tina, of the balance, it will cost
one-haf the amount of their Indebtedness
TO collect il.
The reader can easily see WHY country
papers cannot compete with The city GIN
gerbread stock. Ify you wish your home
paper TO increase in size and interest,
spend your dimes at home.
II weakness in love are pardonable, ii is
principally IN woMen.
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SIahder.

Against SANDER there is no defence.
Hell csanoI boat 80 foul fiend; nor man
de plore SO fell foe; il slsbs with word
with nod with a shrug-with look
with a smile. 1t is the peslilence
waking in datkress spreading rontsgioD
tar aid de which HE most wary travel
er connot avoid; il Is hesrIsearching dag
ger OF lhe dark assassin; il is The poisoned
arrow, whose wound is ineursble; murder
is It's employ menl;-innocence lis prey
aud ruin It's sport. It's foundation is in
envy, jsaIoasy and disappointed smbi-
liop. lis heralds are found in all classes,
among ali sects, in every vicinage. The
slanderer is vIndlciIve, malicious; cow
srdIy ihsinusting demon worse Than a
murderer.