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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
SAPONIFIER,
by THE GOVERNOR.

a PROCLAaATION
conformity with the sixth section OF The skin article OF he
OF Judge Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
ring year For the Circuit composed Of
Princess Anne Norfolk Nansemond Isle o. Wight
h Circuit composed ofthe counties Aecomac and North
ampton for the sixth Circuit composed Of the counties Of Elizabeth
CITY WArWtr YORK Gloucester Matthews hidlsssn henileo
New Kent Charles City, James City and the city Of Williamsburg
cult Stafford Prince Wism AleIanda, Fairfax, fauquer and
Rappahannock the tenth Circuit Cupeper Madoo, Greece,
Orange Ahemarle Louisa Hgv1nns and Gooehsnd; Tor ne
Circuit Pendeton Highland, Rockingham, Page,
Shenandoah and Hardy orihr thirteenth Circuit Clarke,
Frederick Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and Jeerion for The NJ
teenth Circuit, Giles Mercer Raleigh wyoming ogaa BsoneFay
Carroll Wyhe Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery for the nineteenth
Circuit Wood w Gimer Br,Nton Lewis Richie Doitridge,
Ohio Marshall weiz Tyler and Monongaa and for the
Grst Circuit Harrison Marion Taylor Preston Barbour Ran
f Thursday Of the ensuing May be held In each
corsy according law and officers required to them
O-n under my hand Governor OF the
- - Commonwealth at Richmond on the 7th day n April
~ ~ $780, and the eighty fourth Of the Common
"''4' JOHN LETcHER
by the Governor
GS,RgE W. MrSroRp, sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
ap9-dketL-
DREPAYMENT OF FREIGHT.-Ata meeting Of
the Board OF Directors Virginia Central Railroad Com
pAny the Sd April sCO the following resolutions adopt
Ered That after the LIST DAY Of May the freight charged on
goods cn ned 10 persons living stanton Wayneboo Char
Oes ordonsve Louisa Courthouse may be collected at
chose points, J"det 0t The 'chDs sum ds J any o"'yn
mint must he Ilit bfr, my P''f'on Is thsH Jro" NJ "
II the Company shall find necessary.
Reslred That after day Of July this Company will
orwarders ofgood sent 70 Richmond from any other
YTe freight FOR goods sent 90 be above depos
will he required to be- prepaid In Richmond unless coHSH'd
Goods seut from any point pass the road from this
1nond. STEPHEN HUNTER,
apii-6kweg Principal Freight Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
BROAD ROCK TRoTTING RACES
BROAD ROCK, VIRGINIA,
SPRING Il ACES!


TUESDAY, MAY lsT, 1850, AND CONTINUE FOUR DAYS
THIRST DAY-Turspar, May ls..-sweep- *. "a
Il stake Tor three year old coils and o. <s4S>
produced wiHler up 10 May ld, 1870; -2-G-zNAN
mile heats !J geo forfeit four To h closed
Il August With Tx subscribers.
lst Gen T. Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red BYE,
her dam Fire Fly, BY mpor ed Prian-
% p 81 Hal Oh. by Revenue, her dam Fanny Fern.
by Glencoe.
3D. Aston oh. by Highlander bis dam Kitty P
year by AinilIby.
4th Jas BarEy names Dr. Chance BY EuaW shark HI.
dam Arcadia.
9Th David Mcdaniel ch. by Second Boston, her dam
by Regent.
Calvin Green ch by Grit Edmondson her By
Cetus
SECOND DAY-wEDSsDAY May % -sweepstakes for Tire.
old colts Pnd des mile heats 800 entrance $50 forfeit
and close Both APRIL sC three OIL the stake.
Second R0sr SINE Ddy-Sweepstaks for all ages mile
$50 enucr, play pay Proprietor add $200
run; tn on the stake and close lst
May, lsGO.
THIRD THURSDAY May sdPour mile post all
that ue ist February leCO;
t9O entrance 100 forfeit Proprietor Club sGcO
staff three hl the stake. The
place Thursday May 3D. 1860 Closed st February Is
Co.: Gen. T. J. Green and Calvin Green.
FOURTH DAY-FmpAY, May itL-Iandlcap for all ages
three mile heats t25 entrance; so forfeit Club TO add $50
the run; 18Th Apr three Handy Cap
appointed by the President the Broad Rock Club Will
Handicap the horses the st day Of May 1900 three
entries 10 OH.
lst Cen T. j. IT, J. Green names One Eyed Joe, aged
"a. Fonduren williams Co. names b b. Don Juan aged.
ID Calvin Green b. h. by Grit Edmunfson, dam by
Priam.
Entries be made with the Proprietor Richmond Virginia
ap6-tl5A CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
GOWN sSIoNEMA, SALE OF vALUAmLE

COlI II SSEON FMS, SALE or VALUABLE
~ PROPERTY on CANDLES hill, KNOWN As TIE GAN
BLES MANSION TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
ADJ0INiNGAs Commissioners appointed by decree Of the
cult Court o. The City Of Richmond pronounced the 10th Feb
rusry, e5s In the Of Preston against Tyee &C. ether
n Us, shall sell, public auction, the premises WRDSk
DAY the I'd oi May $780, a - O'Clock r. NJ, fair If not
next fair day the valuable real eae above referred
the occupancy Of McssTs VIM Wallace sons residence
The lot has front ~ 2 y eet the East line OF 81 street.
depth Of 100 feet alley 20 4 wide. The Mansion
large and was few greatly added TO- altered
and repaired and nov In pretty good repair There will
tached the Mansion g land street.
OF the land Will be divided into six building lots ding
the original plan and survey which will be shown the sale
In the MEANTIME by at the Office Of the Auconec
location OF The foregoing estate Justly regarded among
most beautiful IN Richmond commanding does fall view
the city and James River AMI the surrounding country miles
extent.
TAs-Enous In cash 70 d.ffsy tIpcns Of sale; balance
G. y and Is months for negotiable notes interest added
tory endorsed and title retained i all the purchase money
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny R. LENNON A CO.
90 IBuchanan's Wharf R,tf

ny r. LENNON CO
90 Buchanan's Wharf Rnlt
DIRECT DEPORTATION per French na,oyc AnyI
~ 10 Baltimore BY C. Mort9n s'eEar Esq- On TUESDAY
2i April at II O'Clock, at cur Sales Rooms Blcanan wb,tI
the large invoice Of Brandy, Ciarrt and CI,an,,.yn.
Wines, CorhinIs, Olive Oil, Jast landing eT .ABTt
from BORDEAuX imported by Morton Stewart ESQ from
shippers whose goods per brig Mo Zo season. gave such
satisfaction 10 the trade - 49, -
216 pks Cognae Bordeaux and Rochelle Brandy In
quarts and half pes Of the well know brands nf wash
ingon Morton, A Reynal, Q. Ryou, y Mertrean A Co
&c 4c W.
60 casks Ciaret, part superior, do do
800 Champagne, "JecureuN &Lefourne mi
plnts
800 baskets Olive OIL, "w. Morton"
90 cases assorted Cordas II bottles elch "w Morton"
~ Catalogues ready aad samples Inspection three dav,
previous to sale. r. LEMMos a co
ap2l-St I,c,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

'-E WAIss SrrrlY-Tde Superintendent Of the
Wafer wa-.s has -brols ground towards supplying
-'e h.. 1i,h water and viii now push forward tie
- a. RAPIDLY possible. lie made % commencement
. s ,o,-tr %. 50 and Main streets on Friday, and h
~, se-e all ready collj put on su.h,iea, force 10
Pee -l1h i- "a short time. The pipes are being
=. Ae Ireieglr Works, and subjected TO a test OF
h, -ls 90 tae square inch, before they are received
-i --e Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

REMOVAL!
GEORGEL l.. BIDGOOD,
BOOK SELLER,
XNOuLD respectfully inform his friends and the public that
w has removed to the Store
No. IGI Main Street,
Recently occupied by Mr. Cha Gwan and one door below
Mrssrs Kent. Paine Co. His stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND FANCY ARTCLEs
will compare favorahy with any house South
lie has selected with great splendid assortment Of
Tiosaki to suit he most ia,tidloas collection ~ choice
Of the newest editions and indeed the latest popular moral publ
cations published
view the easy conduct Of business well the
Of the customer Also polite and accommodating clerks
Orders will be faithfully and promptly attended to.
loW KFNr P,rNE n Co. apls-dlw
OUTER! BUTTER!!-I have now completed my
I'D arrangements fresh spring made Orange County
Butter Of superior gu lily. Also Mountain, almost daily. Ram
lies the Trade supplied retail package
receiving MS morning Todd Extra SmhGed Family Hams,
SAMPSON JONES, Agent,
apis Cor. Main and OH $,
NANCY CASHMERE PANTS.-a,OOO pairs Of fine
fancy Cashmere Pants embracing an almost endless variety
apis KEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
DORTLAND sYRUP.-New crop, daily expected per
apis ''''' LAG. B. DAVENPORT
(tANDLES.-'wm Jackson Cos" brand 200 boxes, for
- sale b! ( G. h. DAVENPORT
J. PITFIELD GEORGE,
NJ Blair Co.'s Buildings Corner Of 18th and Cary Streets,
has sale Lcoee Angoura Tonqua Beans, Olive Oil, and
Gum Arabic which he city and country Tobaeeonss
a very Low prices. apl2
SOUTHERN MANUPACTORY.
II v SUNDBURG Co. tsSe pleasure TO Inform their friends
~ the public that they have established mandatory in
this city, foI making Plain aud Ornamental Gilt and Rosewood
Moudlngs Of description Mirror Portrait and Picture
Frames OF the latest patterns and the fashionable styles
fully equal thing that gotten in the Northern Cites
which win sell wholesale RETAIL at the most liberal prices
We also hand very large and select assortment of
plain and cclOed Engayngs and Autographs fresh supply OF
Artists Materials from the well known manufactures Wlnsor
Newton and Rowney Co, London.
Picture Lookngglas Plates Of all sizes kept constantly
hand etc.
Old Frames regilt and old Paintings renovated at low
prices a can be done anywhere
Orders pulcually attended to
Merchant, ON the country will do well call as they buy
goods line at low prices In Of the Northern cities
". SUNDBURG CO.,
no NJ ain Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

1.,iN"S Coru.-Ou saturday, 10. ;. DAVIS, indict-
ed 'T riding horse into party Of children, playing
sidewalk, vas afj1i1ed guilty. fined SO aud sen
.,- To- SIXTY DAYS Imprisonment iu jail The aggregate
-' OF tles imposed upon him last week, is 500,
me aggregate term of bis Imprisonment by the
.t judgments of Che Court, is six months. The costs
'''.l agaa', iiu WIl amount % ab0u, $50 and If be
~ 20 pas ue tae, and costs he is 70 be detained in jail
'A months. Ihi, rather expensive sport, and the
- should be- lgeled as a warming by "itst men, who
-e le dangerous privilege OF doing as the please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

EXPLANATION E,r-aNFu.-Thc explanation ia Sttur-
ay. paper relative 90 certain Items iu the Chambsrlans
....u,u, o.. cy c1dture- hs. fiscal year should have
presented Che ler chat Che amount charged the SJpt
OF .e GAS Works for the deraymeut OF minor current
expense, ..,l actually paid 90 him io- tha. purpose
. tlt Che monthly certificates of Doe expenditures are
rendered 0 r.e fi'.r, who credits Che Supt with tae
amount and changes lhe same Co the proper account OF
Die sl-a0rss The Clauberaa' .tltcmcut % Is eNLb-
- e r.c, pts and d. olrsemgu's of HpHrg. Tie debts
re >.a. With a cash paid 90 lIm, aud has nothing TO
-1 H.'. l a.-.ue..t credits ORB re che Committee
Light the Auditor Keeps che various accounts, and
Pc have never doubted tIat he keep, them correctly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
Y GODDIN & APPERsoN. Aun,.
C,OmMIssIoNER,s SALE OF TWO HAND

INOUWIANIONEHIN TWO HAND
" SOME LOTs on OENTgE STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND TTH
STREET. CITY or ICHMOND-By virtue Of a decree
Circuit Of the City Richmond pronounce on the
7t Of Febru Ty 1850 In The Of Hines against Brace &c
shall proceed sell PObc Auction the premises on mon
DAY, the s0h Of April 1867 at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, n fab n not
the E day Nos "A each fronting feet on The
side " Street running back - an alley
vide adjoining the Tobacco factory OF Messrs Grays
Sons.
0ne-fouh cash. balance az g. and ~ months for ne
goable notes Interest added anil title retained I'll last note
paid TIE for 1850 be paid by the purchasers
ELIZABETH HINES, ExecuthN
apQ0- of JOHN W decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

Nra>.r Estr-t card signed ay % commit ee Of
ts company. published ia ths Washington paper, Of
NarAy. It-av,. "Thc National Rides ofWa,hug.on
Uf. d. c. hereby tender t..ir au.. -ued and heartfelt
--.s Co Col. August aud the officers %, the Richmond
a-,ys and particularly 90 Sergeant vs.. Branch and
.e Richmond Blues to %. other military compa-
re- and tas citizens 40 Richmond generally, boy whom,
-e occasion ot tte. recent ,sI, 90 and ocei stay 40
-. STATE Capital. ,srv were SD warmly received
le Rifles avail. with ri-cL pleasure Che opportunity
Nra1-.e..e -ls high oul generous compliments and
l-E aFg-s q. which t., Inauguration 90 tHc clay, Sta
Asr Has rendered .a,m the happy aud delighted
l-7.,l.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

NAross Corar-oa saturday JAS C. Carver was APE
'1ei .or sighting iu Main street. With simon, slave
.-3 %. Q-.ri,. on Friday night. There was JUS.
' sl of .scuuulg,' between them 10 induce the
'-1e1 90 arre,, both aud on their way TO the lock
~ Carver broke loose and several squares before
'A, -cclp,Gej The MAYOR recognized him a. an iu-
..-.l- "1ou ae bound over t0 keep the peace, few
-' ago and lyaiu required him 70 give security for
soo- behavior he lad failed 20 do,so when We left
=. courtroom. The legr0 was sent down for punish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

DR. mOPFATsS VEGETABLE LIFE PILL
~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested,
pronounced sovereign remedy for dyspepsia fauency,
heartburn and head ache costivene diarha Of all
kinds rheumatism govt gravel worms scurvy, ulcers erupye
complaints salt rheum ryspelas colds and Influenza
reguary and all arrangement Of the female system piles and
other diseases to which the human frame liable
by the proprietor, Dr. W. b. k0FFAT 1875 Broadway New
York, and BY Duggss generally all over the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

DIR. McClintOck's PectOral SyruP.-scienee and fact
alike guaranty hc ~ rabe erort5 Of this remedy
every pre- cbed confirmed cough oppression
chest bronchial difficulties, and consumption. When all other
medicines have failed m this there Is hoI safety hfePrice 81.
Sold by FsfaE ( MISSION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

fl~>I-s TN I NE SOLN LEATH Ek
49, TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL 4
Co, ~ MAINSr, RICHMOND yA.-We have hand very
superior ot Of the very best sole Trunks be had this
~ ral, order very sS syioI
Tggns sil please call and examine them A. HILL Co
mhZ2 l2r Main St Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23
n % The pubic OF KchnOnd and Vicinity theIr Impr0Vt1
CRYSTAL
PERISCOPEC SPECTACLES,

preserving and restoring the impaired vision It's prime ygor
Chysta Glasses In old frames Also very large assortment
Of MICROSCOPES TELESCOPE OPERA GLASSES AND MATIE
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS The finest collection Of stere-
scopes Sterescopic Pictures, be found in great
variety their Office In the building occupied by the City Savings
Ran No Main St Richmond. ja2O-dy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

400 BBLSOLD RY r. WIiIsK Y ,of various brands
tOO aad superior quality In store aud for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-23

IN
I medicinal purposes
Old Apple Brandy,
Old Port Wine-2O years old
dozen different brands CT fine Old Whistles from
70 ~ years old
Cheysone Brandy and Wines constantly hand
by A. D. MOORE, Agent
apls Cary street, Columbian Hotel.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20
THE VALUE OF A LONDON DUST
/. ,-: ,.zs.:: HEAP. hi. II, Il ..:.::: st:

/ FRoN an article on the London poor, in
the July number OF the Quarterly Rerieie,
We clip tile following extract 1t is a
quotation froma book called "The Missing
Link ::,---. 4 4. : s. s . T.
/. The contents of every vast dust.bin in
this vast London are carried away period
icallys The dMStman receives small
gratuity from each householder and when
he has collected u cart load, he demands
another shilling at the gate of Padding
ton wharyes, as he deposits il within their
precincts. A dust heap is very valuable
to the contractor, and q large one is said
to be worth four or Eve Thousand pounds.
1t has to be sifted, sorted, and disposed
of. We can give but slight idea Of its
miscellaneous contents. Its chief consti-
tuent element is ciuders, mixed with bits
of coal, from the carelessness or waste OF
thousands Of servants, which the search;
ers pick out Of the heap to, be sold forth
with. The largest and best Of tile Gin.
derS are also selected for the use Of lauR-
dresses and braziers, whose purpose they
answer better than coke. The far greater
remainder is called breeze, because II Is
the portion left after the wind has blown
the cinder dust from it, through large up
right iron sleeves, held and shaken elbow
high by thewomeniMho stand in the heap,
whilst the women throw up the stuff into
the sleeves. The breeze aud ashes also are
sold to brickmakers, the ashes are mixed
with the clay OF the bricks, and the breeze
is used as fuel 10 burn between the lay
ers. So ~, s..r -s..ss - -
But the heap likewise includes softwa-
ter and hardwater The former includes
all vegetable aud animal MATERIAL that
win dccompose. All these are carried oil
to be employed as manure. Stale fish aud
dead cats come into this list, the skins OF
the latter being stripped of by the sitters,
who can sell them for Al. OF Cd. accord
ing to their color white being most in re-
quest. Tie hardware does not merely
mean broken pottery, though Of this there
is great abundance. Part Of the pottery
is matched and mended by theKomen who
find il, aud becomes their peFquisite; the
rest, with the oyster shells, i sold to make
new roads. But hardware" in the dust
heap means rags, which, go to the paper
MAKERS bones, which go TO the bone boil
ers; old iron, brass, and lead, to statesmen Of
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20
a ToucHING STORY.

WHEx Garibaldi was reviewing his
troops at Palermo, he ObserSt d a small,
pale, and bcardless boy, who had scarcely
strength enough to, raise his musket TO
his shoulder. He inquired his age, and
the boy. answered, with a blush, "seFen-
teen although, in fact he did not appear
more than fourteen. Tie General com
plaiaId to Major Sicoll that the. Ptedmon.
tese should send him such recruits, and
added, with humor, "and the next thing,
I shall be charged with the abduction Of
minors J 81, ,-s..s -. -:
GarlbaIdi gave orders that the young
volunteer should be sent back with some
Others who we're found in the same con
dition, by the next steamer; but when
the moment Of departure arrived, the
young volunteer was nowhere to be touad,
All that was known OF him was that his
christian name was Quinto, and that he
was the sou OF q lawyer in Milan. Bnt
he slank away, scampered across the fields,
gained the rough road to MessiHS, aud
followed on till he caught up with the ar
my of Mediei. In tho action at Bareel-
Iona, Quinto watched his chance till one
Of the mon fell; he then seized the fallen
mans accontrements, and bounded for
ward into the thickest Of the fight. ...l
When Garibah arrived, he visited the
wounded aud among them found poor lluin-
70, who, with Tnnch embarrassment. told
his story. "And that's the way. you lit
lie rascal" said Garibaldi, smiling, that
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20
REAT SALT LAKE CITY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1860

you have got yourself maimed Where
IS your ModnIy Atthlsqnestioh tluintt,
lost eednttns1cs, bat repliesl ',fa Tire
hack General. r nOhl oitrisaItl tlayiI,al.
di with a smile Of pity ''Yed ste now
eegtieas, That war IL no child, play. i
hope The wound Ii not daneeronsi, aOh,
no only a spent bah, Garibalii went
away Witlla sllrug OF The shoulders n
the back Tie poor boy understood the
.insinuatlon only too well, and when tfit
gsneral was gone he rolled on Ma bed 81
straw, shedding tears of rnge and hahiII.
alton. III S53 u 4
t Atacfitical moment III tiie battle 81
Melazzo. whom the Dictator was engaged
i'm a hand-to.hand fight in lis own defence nee
be saw suddenly reappear8 at bis side, Tie
young volunteer he had left the evening
before AZ the hospital. aWbat, that gamiia
againla exclaimed Garibaidi. Bnt AZ The
same moment, the poor boy made an
effort 10 show his bleeding breast and
crying. This time, General, ii ii the good
.sIdeN felldead at Garibaldl's feet. j
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20
SMUT IN GRAIN

a coRaEsfospkSr II the Prairis Earsi.
" writes as follcwss Il
= l am glad to find there Is lisppsition
among Che farmers 81 Illinois 10 discuss
the merits Of the various means Of prc.
venting the Smut IN Wheat; and now
that the time OF seeding ii approaching,
IL becomes every farmer 10 improve this
valuable crop. understand there has
been d great amount Of slnnty wheat Ii
yarions parts Of the country this season.
Now this need not be, providing farmers
will only take a little trouble TO prevent
1T. and i am sure when once q trial Il
given no wheat viii be sown without.
The nethodI pursued when farming
and / believe 1t IS the general rule prac.
tiscd 10 England at the prcsent day was
to dissolve two pounds Of sulphate Of cop.
per OF blue yitriol in sufficient water Ia
damp ten bushels Of wheat, which Is placed
upon aoor, and the vitriol poured on
with q small watering pot stirring Tie
grain until the whole is;well mixed. /. III
Will be dry and, ready for sowing III few
hours, without the mid OF lime which
some think Is injurious to the terminating
Of brined, wheat, must say I never
have seen the least sign Of smut 10 wheat
where the above has been used. II is
highly necessary that the seed should be
perfectly Glenn, and i do not know what
farmer should undertake to SOW anything
.elsebut clean and good seed wheat. Should
there belheedaaof weeds, they might easils
be. taken ont by immersing In water aiis
separating the two. @ 81
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20
MUSINGS

~ .-. .ss- 4 = =
StNbAY being day Of rest, Is cunclu,
siyes evidence it was intended We should
work during the rest Of the week.
LAW. The uncertainty Of the LAW Is
chiefly owing to our inability 10 ascertain
the latenfions Of people III their various
actions relating to each other. : ( ..s
ANGERis like lighted gunpostIert you
see the mischief done when the smoke
clears away. --ss sJ5s:.
DRArH.- Every man lives under zen.
tence Of death. s,5 ;....s =s,s.
ARGUMENTS. Some are like straw bon
fires; make a.great blaze at first, but a
great smoke afterwards f
ADMIRApoS,+4Onr admiration of the
ornamental, would frequently be lessened,
if We considered the ornament distracted.
ly, for instance: Charles said q young
lady, ''hoE dc. you like my new bonnety''
put il on, my love- said Charles, aantl
let me see how you look in it, Esfl5.s1.
III ;BEArTT Is often a double trap. Tie
owner Of it is caught herself by the very
person shc designs to catch, and each find
themselves ID the wrong box u ,.l55 s.
LoyE.-The love created by beauty and
grace often shows itself in too poetical
aud ridiculous a form to become tho object
Of. desire, while on the other hand, the
absence Of beauty and grace often creates
. familiarity which shows the lover 10 bis
true character This observation is the
result Of conversation / once overheard.
Charles said q young Indy not remark
able for her personal attractions, II wish
/ was handsome fWhy, Kateie re.
piled Charles. because" says Kate,
''you would then have me- Yon forget,
Kate, > said Charles, ''in that case you
might not desire to have me.e S.
: Actions AND STuDIEs. - Many Of onr
actiops and studies are like our transient
aequalntances--a kind word, look, n
thought. aud then adieu and Off the mind
forever. Ir:=r - - :. Ill ,$-s.E - s-ts5
BAcHELoRs.---k bachelor is ono who Is
the representative Of his ancestors, but
who, unfortunately, has no. one to repre-.
sent him. ~. .. G.. 0wEN..