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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-14

~ 3h ~ OH MAN. WANs THU AMI
ESt but dust; the refore, why grieve at the
EE'@changes of life, for it leaves but .
dreary waste To contemplate upon. 80 now Tor so
lllOQulzng.
Nh. EDITOR: A I said in my last advertisement
had been studying astronomy. OF course people
have discovered, but in examining the elements, /
found there was a my stery beyond the cOmprehen-
Of Baby lon. therefore 1 gave it out and went to
sOlltities.
am now still in the ring to trade for anything
from the bowels of the earth to the mountain top.
20 that push along. keep moving; for 1t is wiser
than setting aside and dreaming, signing and vast
ing fes tide, for in fes earnest battle those only
prevail who daily march onward and sever say
fail. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th st., Creek Nation, Richmond, Va.
P. ST. promised the public a romance of my
life, which will be forthcoming IN due time.
ia z5-3m
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NY DRAWING,

Whsss ' Tat.s. U.s. H.s.: $40; Qass.s1s Ss
Eighths $3.60.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates. which is the risk: Certificates Of
Package Of q Whole Tickets $299 co; Certificates
Of Package of26 Half Tickets $l4s 80; Certificates
Gates Of Package Of Is Eighth Tickets $50 81.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed
dy & Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will take
place IN public, as follows:
Glass g g Draw: on SATURDAY. March y. 1872 3
cI.:: S !. :: :: = issS.
Class g - +" IA, 1860.
Glass - I" n, 1861
Class ~ - % % q. l66O
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
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DIssOLUTIONs, &c,

.nS az: aAs
s.,s sss next
door to Adams 4 Co.'s ExpLe.. Office, for the pnr-
Il fs:esiFpt sn fAHs HdF H
FSRNbbGNEa SRsss fiji sfSss AND BELL
trusted 70 our charge IN either Of the the above
a. VIZ
tsnlioa Of COUNTRY merchants before purchasing.
that We can give entire satisfaction. -"
": stsss sRss %oKk Sr + n; to
.ns sss@ FlttsTs which .s are manufacturing
Metal, Antimony and Block Tin for sale: ''
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
C0.PARTNERSHjP. the unds1ssnsd,
u. sna q, se &C.
.ns sE FRxa IT, "
.e s;is sss;:saa! DE- XVI
GLASS Pilates. eic which y yin se!l Pa ye1y
accommodating ssf@'' 4 H xiseYIHupNfDfiNSs'
Richmond. January Lat, 1850.
j. v.SUNDBERG bera leave 70 return his thanks
to hts friends and the public for the. very liberal
the new arm. Ap IL 1w.
Observation-Disclosures. ~ MEST, q
e. sasa o fss 81
a.. ga al. s e WEST 1 sais s :, s: s:
tentioa % hesnss., 70 merittks patronage 81 their
- f rs &; x5HS sh;
Richmond. Feb. LIST. lsGos @a S1ssl
4 G~~A m.a~ 4:.s-- k-- 49, ~ 1..A.
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oNAGk CARRIAGES, CAkklAGES.. !.
SZNS0 Making establishments, on Lombard AL
ley. between Main and Cary usth end l4th st. A.,
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops. and KIES-all of his own make. If
will be sold as low as good work Of the kind can be
in the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask q
call from those in want Of any article In the Car
rage line, as am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
fe 24-dsln MICAJAH MANGUM.
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NOTICE. 1Ocr

69 s, TO PASS ENtGiERs 1860.
~ NORTH.-NEw AR.
RANGEMENT.-IM TO TRAVEL
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0ufE-cn-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
tSurday night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andrIa, Washington, Baltimore, Phadephs. Nev
York, and AL important points West. via Acsss
Creek and w aAhinH ton, over the X Richmond Fred.
ericksburg b. Potomac Railroad, to the PotomAs
river. rs miles. and by splendid and comfortable
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and ~
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and !, Pm.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Aselht
CHECKED THROUGH to W ashing ton Bstnose,
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGR TICKETS can be secured at the follow.
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APk1NO TR AIDE. 1OOn
RICHMOND MADE l0OU

M CLOTHING.
w The subscriber ofiess to the public a
-spsendid assortment Of CLOTHS, CAESi.
turo.
He has q number of wOrkmeu cOuhtautly EN-.
poy and - detcrined TO make and sell a. chess
a. any Northern house.
All garments Of Gentlemen . wear wada tn orslar
promptly. b. BECHEK, s. Man a..
ApS-lm$ Under the Mnnsi0n Honse
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n a N0TIGE THAI CANrSTT z
HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
n TO the SOUTHERN TRADE. n
THAT'S. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS -
RIO. l.. DIOKIN SON.
70 Main street. Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer IN all kinds of Hats. Caps, and Straw Goods,
has in store. and offers to the Southern trade on
'n AZ rSs' a tSLf5ss1t ss1 ANb RETAIL.
A large and complete SPRING STOCK OF
CAPS,
OF the latest and most fashionable les.
Merchants visiting this market will find it to their
purchasing. TO those ,rho bay for cash, a liberal
discount M MI. T HS9f HATS AND CAPS.
Of every description, furnished at the shortest no.
Gf and 9n Se Gf S e.csed
faS sSiisssd n,fa,, r. L Ws5S:r
0NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE,
u No. 2ss BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN
CHARLES AND h H4HHXs66R MN
JAMES H. BE; IS u KY,
u,,,s S OF S :,s9 A cA Waids4 i. Co.,,
Would respectfully invite the attention of country
Fn s W6oI Six
HATS of the latest styl les, for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business and very'su-
perOr facilities obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers We feel confident that we can otte r
and price, and we would be pleased to have you
call and examine stock when you visit our city
Orders promptly attended to. Hats me- nufactured
to order. JAMES H. BENBUR1 CO.
fe l6-eOd3m
n SPRING AND S U NJ Nj f X. 1860
What's. CAPS AND STRAW 6OODS.-WM.
-. MOORE, a7 Broad street. is now in receipt
OF a large and well selected stock of HATS, CAPS
and STRAW GOODS, which he offers to his Gus,
toners and the public in general at w HOl.ESAL +
and Ii ETAiL. He has now in store and for sale
the latest and most fashionable sty les of ali kinds.
qualities and cOlors Of HATS. CAPS. and STRAW
GOODS.
Dress Mole Skin HATS, of the finest quality and
latest sly les, made to order.
A call is most respectfully solicited from all in
VIM. T.. MOORE'S.
2N Broad street. Richmond, Va
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Ho0n AHon2, kc.

-s-,1s71sWWY S1f0E6 T6H
3spRikGA Ann sIMMEk:-g. HELLER
sra .as ss6s siys . ,sss;
i iSxsS Stcc O. k;cS ass oiiess1 L. ~
trade to eonpaSs with The few afnelss. bsloy
named. viz: lrOthor lot Of these lAdias' Heel
si eucrs nj II psir; ladies' Heel CATERS IT q
Rsr; ladies Mosoo:e Heel Boots = O. =; .d;s.
assortmeut st new ~ 10 Button boots, Glove Kid
Boots. TO-. which oil are tsspectsHlly nyItsd TO
examine, 1t ~. nELLEM W:
= I83 Broad street, between 5th and 9Th.
N. B.-CountFy me fchantS and farmers will please
examine our stock before making thor purchases.
g GENTS CITY MADE nOOTS
and SHOES, AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having large stock Of the iolI0vinE soodS On
hand and II order to make . run ON them. ve shall
Offer Cent? French Calf Boots. 90; Gents French
Calf Congress Caters. % 90; Gents Frsncho Cal
Shoes, 50 -; Gents French Kid Caters, - o.
Tho above are Of our own make. and We warreet
city. An early call 10 sOlicited.
MARCUS HARRIS l. Bro,
Nav tn - A
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MStA4RWEH9TSE; az SSykE ss snf,syTEi,
CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SALE.

CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SAID.
oRI one HORSE CAkR!AG SI fOK
2Z@A@ ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE, new, and
city made, which will sell very low.
ap 3--ts r. CAUTHORN.
.-R- CARRlAG EA..CAkRlA0ES.-
EEGSXO. A. FRANCIS, Agent for VIM.
Murry. manalactnrss !9r c .als, and will
make to order, any style OF VEHICLE, from q
Sulkey to Four Horse Coach.
Factory on Franklin street. between 18th and
10th streets.
REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch
NH 29-1m*
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UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE.
II TAlL.-We always have on hand all kinds OF
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in daily receipt OF
various kinds and qualities. which We will sell ct
Wholesale and retail on accommodating terms.
.eleciel attention will b given TO BILL LUA-
e ~ - puyy.,pN . cOI .EMAN
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tUKNISHING HOUSE.-Wo would in1o9n
" the citizens and public generally that ~
XII have nov IN store . large. varied and COM
=, y G a:sottment e Esutiemen's 1P RING
GOODS embracing all he latest ETY. lee and novel
TIC. ot the season, which. 10 poist Of ~ Ie taste
ana durability. cannot BE- surpassed, all Of vhieh
the tastes and wants of this market. ana which en-
sbles rs IL sell .. much more reduced psics than
mses e boys CLIO rhfNG and ? uHN,sniiNs s;
GOODS always on hand. We would ronipd the
continuallv receiving sample cards Of the latest
siy e xoods from Which we cen make to order. q
wardrobe. lO3. N. WALKER { CO. los.
ap3-ly Cor. Main and lltA or Pearl ID.
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DENTISTRY.

IA. y. COCl.LlN0. DEL ~
&0S NAV hoeeaissr hs found 81 D. essT ~.
xo 26A MAi.l street, besveea ~ S~..~ss-
prepared b attend " hss pfeiess'"n.st So
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49, - ID POINT AND Hampton vLO
= sons intending 10 yist IN FER.
d al asS
f tk AM PEP kEaksHSklkksBTR
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad cnapS. At
O6ce., in Richmond. THROUGH Tickkppmrpssa
B. :cld 4 The iolloy.ns rates: s VII
DS; second do: do: 49,. -. sss
For Old Pointer Hampton. return ticiet. t.. ~
the round trip good within Is da,s ~,
s. GA: Dassensers '.''.'."..-..-..-.... =.
Straight tickets; 6rst class g
... OU' cocsnO no.. ....... -
These fares embrace the Steamboat cha,,,;.:' ~
NOrfolktO Old Point, and they cover All ifon
attending the transfer Of Passengers and ssapenss
between depOts in Petersburg and from ,S nHssss
upon the Steamer at Norfolk. '" 'as Ca1
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly NJ,
nection with the Norfolk and Peisrsb",r,a R co.,
There is no dslay or Inconvenience in ,k;s anuoA
wharf. oeAasrs
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmo,. :. .
A; NJ, and breakfast IN Petersburg at s. resss ~
d NJ, allowing ample time for all PRELIMINARY ~
dinner. rs" Wore
Passengers by this route have the priv,,.,..,
naming over In Norfolk Snd going to OlJ tsma,N-
Hampton in the afternoon by the same bca, mo-.
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old po;,.
Hampton, leave Old Point at BIS A. NJ, And H,m sna
reach Norfolk at Toe TO- s s,,s' We sn,
+. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at 4:2s and in Rchma
at s:45 r. NJ. in time to connect with The t,sns
ABAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM M uI.Nr
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A ATlSTS' SUPPLY STORE AND PIC.
We have just received our spring supply Of Ar
fists Aaterisls: of our own importation. The ar
CoIors. Of WfNS0R { NEWf6E'S make, are
quts fresh. A collection o. French and English
EngrayinEs, plain and cOored. al Of the hiyhe, It
order, has just beon received and will he happy
To exhibit them TO our patrons and the art loving
pubic.
Two hundred STEREOCOPIC CASES, plain and
highly finished; 400 StefeOscOpic Views, OF the
hest quality. aud ranging from Is cents to 81
apiece, on hand. WIN. SATILER l. co.
5OO 70 H. run Cd q At an immense sas1ihce, On
account u enlarging my store this summer.
rsbs az FoSF III fhoda g .se
merry, at one nall their vaue. Call soon, at the
established WindoE. Shade and Dry Goods Store
ODposite the store Of luarles & Sons.
r. S.-l have no travelling axents in this city or
~. ,hApA NH Nm
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VIRGINIA CENTHAL
&1x RAitR0Ap,1Tss pfH
THAIN -;r i..v. $3.50 sna H.,
is5 S0RD0Nsv VILE; SHA RI0TIEsyynILyLtss.
STAUNTONs LYNCHBURG, ALEXANDRA
NH 3-ts WM.F. ADCOCK. Ticket Assat
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r BOOTS AND SHOES..GREAT Ia
REDUCTION IN PROFESSIONALS
\BEHLE. Broad street, between, ID and ID
Servant wear constantly ON hand, and de6es any
body in Richpond to compete with him in hls line,
- he manufactures 70 order. and supeIintende
himself. Zoo ll-lyl CHARLES BELLE.
"a NOTIGE THAT CAsNrST
ONE.-We are Low prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally. with
any kind of BOOTS and SHOES that they may
want. either Of our own manufact1Ie or imported d:
Children. OF the latest and of the hest quail
ity. We also keep on hand 2 large assortment OF
most aPgrSved st, les and hasst quality: Also;
description, all of which will be sold low either by
Wholesale or retail: by ALEN. HILL ~,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
IN Main street. Richmond. Va.
- TRUNKS AND VALlCES.-The
E&11N subscribers have now in store the largest
~R1fDassoItment of Trunks and Valces that has
ever been offered for sale in this city, m.de ex-
pressiy to their order All in want Of a good Trunk
or Vallce will please give us call:
ALEX. HILL l. CO., 1T N ain ST.,
Richmond.
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/ ReAN 81 IN 06lH n thnf = 7RVV5a .,.-. a.
~ Ssllexing oAeep GOODS can nov s. fossd. a.
80 saIehsss ail yos macy require. q
Iew prices: Hee Grass Liess N1kiS. q = eesSSs.
80. & ssasss 4se Em6soiasred Ssls Oolisss &
ssGssis: n sars z s3sts mSsodsssd s!d Hen
araxolg Of 81 Sualihss 81 rsscsS - eeCssei
ss,s 3 s''''. I'll & vsils MI: =
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&ke EII !! FSiIR6HAHDc.,S6,e a.
49, the : ssssnser Trains win depart: ~'ca u
IRON RICHMOND.
fuesdays and Pridsys a. '''"'.~''" KAn
,. .EoH WHITE HOUSE.
Tuesdays and Fridays at at. mn
sTkAAEn SRA BIRD LAWS NOR rm An.
LAWS WHITE HOUSE ~'sAA
Tuesdays and Fridays at 1855.
u,, sC9 nm With csrs both v.y ,;'A 4
Saturdays. =" s~aesdAys IA
, Wa rssra STAG isays: White House No,a.
Freixht Trains leave and arrive m ;apa I
Wednesdays and Saturdays a. Aichnoad
ia 0-ts THOS. r. SHARP, Suue,;,,.
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ARflYlClAL 1EgL u.
6vVVpleeNla ~ vsle4a,sa IN ~ m cs d.

- .ARTlFlClAL fkk M:..SW =.
$, t:.. x:?siIs ss.! (: ::l liz.
Awe usis Il 1siins Teeth. ssd 800 90
0i6 eissAsS sapenotlsy Over ~ 49, ~ Ssssae
xN e. SsssjSi - u tosshs ~ s:iesssa ~. -
8 Ny g aias9iisks@ vitA thefe ~ - = .
Ssia6. The lsstsss sslssssssss = .ssssssd. ssss
- ,ssss,s - ~ Sose SosSS rstAsss go 49,
TIA nesAai kavias 6sfa sasgsSs & - - SDsak
ils Aiskeae y ~ ysnss.s.on: ~ ~ exlihts1
n 49, 1ssSisf Q - lhe2. oets Y 49, 81
odd o. AM gsAsf lleas VII 81 s"ss essesss. NJ
frscSirS. "a ri cIHoc eooFAtisae gesfC Ei.E5-
snSSSly sss1tsued. fsslA sxasassss "
- OGeo ~ Nam skfesh SS nO0-l
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vii, run n fnlluw.

I.Al.: Lave nlcH.oxp roa pr,u.,.
1ceo mnSd d: sdd ssIss ;Ssnday,l -
-.
AsiI oasiy. tsxcept Sundays,b 1t.
v,n.. x.Ss Az RIVE rxTExssuRs Soa nicss.r
Accommodation daily ( . xcept Sund.c,,., 10 4.
Nail. daily, lsxceIt Sundsvs.j NJ ''-'.. '.n A..
0S-O Thus. II. WYNNE, Suver;,..0P.
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

9Th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RA[LlNGS, YERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
IA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a CO.
partnership for the transaction Of COMMITS
SION ,u BUSINESS, n, under the 6rm of LEWIS
ticular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
COR N and TOBACCO: They occupy the store and
lumber house No. s. Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l. 1859. no7-dcw&swts
WIN. sATTLER CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
BRusHEs-ws rece aAsS BY the lat. steamer
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, Of
superior quality, to which we call the attention Of
our customers.
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DICKINSON. HILL l. CO..
Still oontnu. to SELL NEARo G both psbiei;
and privately, for the very highest market price,
asd s SS stand on the
ss-d.ov,m g. 3: + J: HILL HILL:
GARD Tho subscriber takes this method of IN
forming his friends and the PUBLIC that be has es,
ASD
cnandise generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn, To
haccO, and all descriptions of Country Produce.
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share Of
public patronage; He refers. by permission, to
"'::' RRs s:ss: Co., Rass s
- BACON Il BAsKERvILL,
s BsxAET, TI RsIa Hohx.s'{ Baltimore
TwELLs Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS MosAHAWS' M Egg k Ney Yeti;
Richmond S 2ef IS. so s & Cary and Va sFse :
-. SON Il BOSHEK, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL. GROCER, has for sale the following ar
ticles, 10 which he asks the, attention, Of his
friends and the public: Rio Lagusyra Jaya and
q different grades; Loaf P"ive1izeI and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, Of
different brands; Old Dominion Nails. of all Azes;
S S9t. De. Cot.Sa Yarns good asso1tmsnt H.
ner's Rye Whiskey, old and good A. w. SHEER
mans Rye WMskey; A; n: Woods Eye n' Wh ais.
Whisky, two years old; Common Whiskeys. in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines. and
other articles: too numerous to mention. Call and
examine. at No. ], cor. Nth and Main sts., OppO
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ss.sss "A Ass u ssss2 - oeA.ssl assslssl
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N II sshIF'
: " - sSsE# ~ &F8 - sss9sssss s.;
IS @& Il lsssesssz Aa
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.IT&s CHANGE OF SCHEDCLE.-
Ees9tsE@SFOR BALTIM E EVERY
s0.a7as14OTHER D Y.-The Powhatan
Steamboat Company's steamers. GEO. PEABODY
and BELVIDERE. until further notice. will run
regularly, three times per week. leaving Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at II o'clock, M.
Returning. leave Baltimore on the same days, at
3o'clock, p. M.
NESDAY ard FRIDAY, and up to the hour of II
o'clock, N: every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
These steamers make the passage in from 2. to
80 hours. and have the most superior accommoda-
fe H-2m DAVID l. VIM. CURRIE.
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RAu.RoAnA a.

r. 80 ~ .svRfHG xrn s;:,-,.
.as ss.s a5l d, ssssE lSsss,s
ccmgodatlen train viii lesyc Mt MI sss.. Ike -
q. Returning. viii IssvS aicSmnn"asd = ES
SuSt's Office r., p. 4 p. = - kUTn. s.s,,cs
K.chmood. April 70. Isss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-26
Whole No. 1908.

He raised me up, and kissed me many times. " This is the pain of poverty, indeed that for these, or such as these, you should suf. fer as you have done. My darling 1 how could you do you do it How could you en. dure so long How could you let me treat you so sternly7 Dearest these were not worth your pain ]"
 saw it clearly now had burdened him with remorse, overwhelmed him with self-re- proach I, his wife had irreparably injured him. And when I prayed for forgiveness, he only begged me to forgive him ..l
 With these notes for which had worked and endured, lying at our feet, we made . new marriage compact of mutual confidence and forbearance.
 An but l did earn holiday for Ken. elm l! I was very i'll after that evening of my " triumph. When grew better, my bus band took me to beautiful little nook by the seaside there we had sweet long rest from all the weariness of the work.
 do not think that Kcnelm understood his little wife's nature the less for having read her book and when he had grown co. customed to the marvellous fact of its exis. tence, I even fancied that sometimes de- tected just little lurking pride in his eyes and about the corners of his mouth, when people in our presence spoke of A Wifs's Secret" At such times I only cared to hide my confusion. Even now, after tho lapse Of so many years, felt burning flush upon my face the other day, when I sudden ly came upon heap of newspapers and re- views which Kenelm had accumulated, and iD them read the name of my book.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-26
HINT. TO YoUse GrsrIrnrs.-D,

HINTS TO You've GENTLEMEN. -Don't give up your seat in the cars, when you are tired out with your days work, to . pert young miss who had been amusing herself with little shopping-she won't even thank you for it i; and if maR is going to sacri. flee his comfort, he has reasonable right to expect at least, 8 little gratitude. No use being polite to some ladiesAthere's an old proverb about casting their pearls before what's their names?
 Dou't submit to be crowded of the pave ment into muddy gutter by two advancing balloons of silk and whalebone. Haven't your newly blacked boots as good claim to respect as their skirts Look straight be. fore you, and stand upon rights like man the ladies can contract themselves little f. they see there's no help for it
 Don't talk literature and the fine arts to the pretty girls of your acquaintance until you are sure they know the difference be. tween Thompson's Seasons and Thompson's Arithmetic. And if they look particularly sentimental, then you may know they don't understand what you are talking about
 Don't ask a nice little girl about her doll unless you are certain she hasn't {" come out'' and been engaged in two or three flirlsticns already.
 Don't tsay complimentary things to young lady at Q party, without first making sure that her intended" is not standing behind you the'Whole time.
 Don't accept a lady's invitation to 60 shopping with her, unless you have preyi. ously measured the length of your purse. | Mys. e. W. Wsl5s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-26

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 THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN.