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FESSI0NAL MEN.
WHY NOT HAVE l0kR HEALTH RESTOR-
Ed.
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
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We offer IL TO all clesseS-lt may save valuable
hes. We DO not believe that any other remedy
b such Il mass oi testimony
HEAh-HEAR
THE REV. u. +. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. q, 1850.
n, ,,-t. Mortimer q Mo,cbray:
- ne use of your HAMPTuN'S TINCTURE has
ben rsry great tissS1Hg 10 me and my family -
Tie effect IL has had on my throat disease has been
81 afrtiouS For all such diseases most cordially
Recommend II. Yours, truly,
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RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY. JULY II. 1860.

A CuLPRIT SHOT IN Court Dv WOMAN
A Mexican in Carson Valley, California, re.
Gently attempted to assassinate Mr.. Help,
When carried into court, the Judge deter
mined to admit him to bail The Bulletin
says:
Mrs Help was an important witness against
him, and was calm and clear in evi-
dence So soon as she ascer tail ned that he was
to be set free on procuring bail. she made her
husband get up and go out, and she iollSwed
Immediately. She had to pass directly behind
the fellow, who was sitting down, leaning for
ward, with his head resting upon his hands.
As she came behind him, she suddenly drew
a revolver, which IL seems she had kept coc ked
from under her shawl cooily pla ced it within
a few inches of his back, between his shoul-
ders and fired before the person nearest could
arrest her arm. He started up, partly drop
ping the blanket from his shoulders, walked
two or three steps, seized a man by his shoul-
ders to support himself, gave a gasp or two,
and expired. Mrs. II. calmly walked off
through the crowd, with her husband, to her
own home. Subsequent examination showed
that the ball had passed through the heart,
and came out just below the left nipple
Popular feeling is generally on the side of the
woman, many jus slifyIng her as having done
an act beneficial to the entire community as
well as essen tial to her own safety.
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DENITENTIARY STORE.

DENITENTIARY STORE.
L WAGONS, DIRT BARR0WS,
CARTS, WHEELbARR0WS,
CARRYL0GS, W0OLLENS,
HARNESS, SAFES.
BR0GUES, WARDROBES,
SHOES, AXES,
BOOTS, &C., &c.
R. M. NIMM0,
my l6--ts Gsn' Ag't Va PeDitentiary.
MANCHESTER SCALE WVkks.--We
W have oR hand from the above factory. PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing FROM 900 to 1000 lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
is az ents for the manufacturers are repaired to
take order for railroad track, depot and ware
house Scales, &C., which for neatness, durability
and accuracy cannot be surpassed,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
h@-" No. ~ Main strs~t.
RUTTER, LARD DANO WuIsheY.-
- 70 packages choice new BUTTER
~ bbls. extra LEAF LARD
% bbls. Rockbrldge Ky h WHISKEY
bO bblS Atlegh hany RYE WHISKEY
~ bbls. MAGNOLIA Rl WHTSKEY
:, lo0 bbls BRANDY, GIN, WINE &c.
For sale by PARKSx MINER
10 Io-G 18th at. near fsyrv.
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DERHAPS SHAFER, HALSEY Il CO. can
L show the largest and best selected assortment
of Fancy Cashmere work IN the city; Aipacas all
Grades; Drap D'Ete; English and French Linens;
in white and fancy various qualities and patterns;
Furnishing Goods, conplete assortment, en-
bracng those celebrated shoulder seam. French
Yoke hlTts, no doubt the best quality and most
perfect htung shirt in any market Shirts made
to order. SHAFER, HALSEY Il CO,
llO Nam st. late Tupman 4 Hnll.
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AFRICAN NEGROES AT NEW ORLEANs.-The
Delta announces that tweuty-three African
negroes were to be sold on Friday last at the
st. Charles Hotel, and adds
"There is much discussion and inquiry as TO
the character of these negroes, whether they
are of the recent, or whether they are a portion
of the one hundred aud ninety for whom
graves were dug at Key West. One OF the lot,
u boy of seven teen, weighs one hundred and
seventy, aud is over six feet high.
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rycowARp,N = nAMnERsLEx.

ua The DAILY DISPATCH ~ servei TO sub
N~rers at six AND QUARTER cRNrs PER wgKx,
afte 10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing,
year or Saasa for slx months. in advance.
H.. The SEMI " EERLY DISPATCH isissues
- Tuesdsy and Friday at S7.00, in advance.
n fsy and mailed 10 subscribers at 81 per annum.
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THE BONNET BUsINEss.-Foxboro, and not
franklin is undou btediy the largest place OF
straw manufacture in Massachusetts, if not
in the world. At the Union Straw Works 33t
girls and about 27O men are employed, the
girls averaging 81, and the men s., per day
They employ l70 men and girls at a branch
isctory at Nantucket, and 400 at another in
Ayedfeld. They also give employment TO 2,5UU
women outside of the factories. The capital
of the company is S5O000O. their sales last
year were 81 100000. $l5,000 per month is re-
qui:ed for the payment of wages, while some
IL, ,0U0 hats and bonnets are manufactured per
day. They also give employment 10 an xten-
sive box factory in the town. But a small
portion Of the straw goods used are plated in
this country, the wages of labor being too high
here to afford il at the same rate at which it
can be imported.
VIGILANCE AND TI-VIGILANcK COMMIT
TEEs IN VIRGINIA.-In Orange county SAYS
the Alexandria Sentinel, there exists much
excitement in relation to the operations of the
Vigilance Committee which has been orga-
niZed there. Several men OF bad characters
who have been ordered TO leave the county
within u given time, refuse, and threaten
bloody resis tance. A meeting has been called
by unknown parties and public notice has
been given of the fact. tor the avowed pur-
pose of "takiug into consideration the best
course 10 DO adopted to suppress the unlawful
and unjust &C tion OF the Vigilance Committee,
who threaten the lives and property Of some
of our citizens upon susplcion only. All IN
favor OF law and order, aud opposed TO unjust
sppressioR and biGodshed, are earnestly re-
quested 10 attend - sssa8ss
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H0IsE AND LOT FOR sALs. AT

Hsss THE CORNER OF lVrH AND CLAY SITS. -
- Having deterp med tn remove To the ountry,
| offer for sale. privately, ny H. USE ara LOT,
situated as above stated The Lot fronts 7l,s feet
on Clay street and runs back the same width 1856
feet The Dwelling House is large, and was built
IN he best manner, Of the best materials. ltron-
tains ten rooms with fire places six large closets.
with a cellar the size of the house. There rs on
the Lot q Kitchen. Laundry. Stable, Carrla.e-
House, Wason Hoase. Smoke- House &c. The
accommodation for servants ample. Every
room In the house has gas in II, and there 10
water in the yard and kitchen There a,scplvsris
leading throus the ara, which carry off Ill waste
water. Thisproperty 10 located IN a very desira-
bic and pleasant part of the cltS for residences,
and IN within i've minutes walk ot the prfuctpal
business places, and Il ee the hustle and noise
OF business. There are about thirty feet OF he
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built
IERMs-l Will sell the Lot tor a small par of the
purchase money in cash. and the ba ancs upon
such time as will suit tho purchaser. Messrs.
GoDDIN APPERsoN are authorized to sell tbs
above property ard will shuw IL t. perss " no
may wish to purchase it, and make known the
price and terms. JOHN Nj. GRE6URY.
It's
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MILLINERY.
FRENCH MILLINERY,

x MADAME SON 20k6
Has again received an assortment Of the latest
styles BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS, and n
large and elegant assor, ment of HEAD. DRESSES
and DRESS CAPS. suitable for ladies' 70 to the
ssprings The season being advanced, shall sell
Tor very Reasonable prices
MADAME SON, No IS Main street.
sINNSb,Cv IN My store Is closed on SATURDAYS and
ctNDAlS. ly g. 2w*
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I IQUiD RENNET-For making in few mi n
IL utes delicious desserts.-Ope bottle costing Is
O. nts will make nutritious Dessert Tor the table
for eight or ten dsss. Flip Junket. and Frngolac,
can be made in hve miautes with 1t. Full direc-
tions tn each hottie For sale at
MEADE K BAKER y Drug Store
1S6 Main street, corner above post tpfhce
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A BBOTT'S LONDON BROWN STOUT
"A " Q have just received direct, a shipment of
the above celebrated Brown Stout, TO which we
desire TO call the particular attention of pur-
chasers, who desire q perfectly pure article, Lot
tied by tho brewers themselves, and vastly sape-
nor TO the article geaeraliy sold IN the ma. kc,
London Porter. For sale only by a.
SELDEN < MILLER.
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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pURE MOUNTAIN WnIsKEY.


% bbls. Roekbridge RYE WHISKEY:
o. Aleghany RYE WHlSKEYj
~ Pittsburg extra RYE WHISKEY
~ - MAGNOLIA WHISKEY
~ Baltimore pure GIN;
Is Z" Proof BRANDY;
For sale by PARKS l. MINER,
10 o --E 18th stre At
NOTICE.-Persons wishing to Obtain a ckets
= Tor sercaHts oyer the Richmond, FYedb',S \ nd
rot Railroad Tor Washington city and poi, ,ts fur
liner North, must, IN al eases, be vouche r. rhv
some responsible white citizen of RichI sot " ~
gstson, known 70 the officers Of the Ro ID. q ~
Iteksss tott1 be sold " appl.ed for tg Isns1 ="
nv B-ts A. ID. ALLEN, T,ch - -.
IGHT. LIGHT, LIGHT.-The .uL.c r,n.s,- :
- has Just opened, az No Is Governor strsst.
VUpposlte HOVE Furniture store, full sup DIV al
Kerosene or Coal Oh PS of the most am. ~, rad o
make WHICH will sell at small advance on man
aiaetafefs' prices. Also. the. best OIL Tor the
same, ~ as Iowa price as any house In kichmond
All Ol and LAMPS warranted.
Je Elm EN0CH 81. REX. Agent
PEARL BAELE last received, foi sale oy
WM, ]. KING, d and y FTay. kiln II
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VOU LOOk y SAlN.-for grey ba,r on
sTRhsrs 'ee bead MIR n psrspn Thc uses H6aM-
TIVE. You will fnd however. ON the heads OF
those who use 1t luxnriant glossy hair, of origi-
age of life il 10 used. For safe by
FISHER l. WINSTON, Druggists.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS, who has priced
II HULL'S CLO1 HING, that II is cheaper, that
1t is better made, and in sty le than the most
Of Cio,ling offered N this market. Fancy Cassi
mere Suits Fancy MarseIles and Linen do
English and French ID. ap d'Ete Coats Corded
SILK Frooks and Sacks; Alpaca Coats and Sacks
Fancy Marseiiles Vests; Fancy Linen Pants. All
of the above goods at greatly Tednrtdprtce
IkVlNG HULL, Agent,
Late of Tupman Il Hull, 9t n ain st,
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A WORD TO THE LADIES.-Will open
"A on Monday morning, 2000 yards Of the finest
quality Jaconet Lawns TO of for a nine
pence the yard. warranted fast colnrs. These
goods are neat and handsome patterns, and just
such goods as sell at rs cts Call and see at No.
Il MAN rect, MAlLERT'S old stand
ALSu-To be run of cheap, large lot of Double
Sk.r, and Flounced Robe Lawns, all colors, at
Il Main street.
Store open Saturday nights until II o'clock.
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CHAFER, HALSEY q co., iiO Main st.
- Just received another large shipment Of Fancy
ties ana prices-the hne.t lot OF goods ever offer
cd in this city, of the latest and most fashionable
aHAF Err, HALsEY& & CO., 10 Main st.,
Late Tupman T. Hall
AYE ARE RECEIVING PER "PiON.
w EER," direct from Liverpool, 500 pieces NJ o.
hair Mixtures. assorted 9n.itles; 800 pieces vir-
ginia Paids and Stripes; $40 pieces Flee and Ex.
ira Bleached ShlTiIngs. tu0 Cotton Umbrella a. as
srrtsd; Blue Fiushlngs and Beaver Cloths; Castor
Cloths. Whitney Blankets. ke., lust received in
store and for sale hv KENT. PAiNk 4 co.
THEWING TOBACCO--A very lares stock Of
for sale ~ DOVE Co, WhoIesals pFussists.
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ARRIVAL OF HEESAN.-John g. Heenan and
Jack Macdonald, his trainer arrived in the
Vanderbilt, and got off at Staten Island, Sat-
xrday night, Instead of going up to New
York. The editor of the London Sporting
Life describes parting visit he paid the
"Benicia 10y" He says:
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- SHOP FOR REV T, on 9th street, between
H:H 3road and Ora e, suitable for most any kind
e:Aof business. Rent low. Apply to
J. MlLLHiSER Il BRO,
81 A.s=-a
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former virtues with them. Some old line
Wings have gone over to the enemies
camp: itis one of the elements in the Sc
questratiouol the bogus Democracy. The
basis Of the formation Of the present Re
publican party is, the Jeifersonian De.
moeracy. The so-caIled Democratic par
ty is, By leniel decent, heir apparent of
the original Federal PARTY. All true
Democrats see the necessity for returning
to Republican Democratic grounds. Old
political party organizations become COR
rupt and should be abandoned.
ME. CREED closed with finely timed
episode: SAID he, "Ifold Abe don't spill
the Little Giant into spIinfers so small, on
the qd day Of November next, that his
friends cannot recognize him, then rail
me out ofthe parry as a false prophet. -
The meeting then Adjourned. to meer
on Saturday eve. Aug. 4th. when speak
crs from abroad are expected. After three
roof splitting rounds for the speaker, three
for "Old Abe" aud three for Hon. V. B
Horton, the crowd quietly dispersed tc
their homes.
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X, FRITTER,


In the Eagle Of last week, over the
above signature. We have IN amusing at
tempt at electoneering. In the great
extremity Of the DemOcrocyl just at this
time, they are wont 10 resort 10 some
strange methods Of affecting the publiY
mind. Hear him,
"Let me ask what The Republican
party has done? Five years ago it come
il uto power promising retreuchment
and reform" Now according to om
chronological "reminiscences, the party
which he is trytg to write about, had its
organization on the 18th day of June,
| 500, at which time II assumed the name
Of Republican Party. We cSn't MAKE
five years since that date. The dsrup
Iion Of tho Philadelphia Convention, by
which large numbers from all former
parties, went of, and formed the present
organization. known as the Republican
party, we think was in June, 1856, as
above.
Again: will Mr. Friter have the kind
ness ct is due 10 them, to inform those
tnat he would instruct, precisely at what
time the Republican party went into pow.
er 1t has been our opinion, that James
Buchanan and the party that elected him, ,
have bcen in power since March, 1857;
and tie Pierce Administration was in
power the four previous years. Mr.,
Enters readers must therefore feel great,
ly at loss 10 know what ho is driving
at Again he asks. "HlS il (ho Republi-
can party been tie means Of setting at lib.
eay single Slaue''
Well this is refreshing, truly. Does
Mr. Frltlcr happen TO remember at what
time, or in what particular way, the Re.
publican part over proposed to "Set al
liberty a single s'ave'' Perhaps some Of
his Democratic friends can hep him out Of
the d'lema. Republicans propose 10 keep
slaves where they are; or rather, to pre-
vent the spread Of them over our free
tGnilorics, leaving the South in tie un.
disturbed enjoyment Of their peculiar in.
sututiou What are Mr.. Filters view,
on that subpct2
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The Engle Begging the Question.

The EngIe Begging the Question.
The Eoole Of last week has labored
article. in a suppiicating tone, pleading
that Dougl,s and Breckenridge stand upon
Il same platform. precisely. There is
more truth Il an poetry in this ave!ment,
but the condition Of the Democratic par.
" impeIing the necessity for writing such
an editorial rs the one alluded to, tho
Easle is not at liberty to set forth. To
10 so,wonld spoil eliectually their purpos
es. The Eagle quotes from the speeches
Of Breckenridge and Lane, to prove that
their views are identical with the Doug
las doctrine on the slave question; but it
don't quote all. Why don't it quote
Douglas, to show that he too agrees with
he former.
We Lave said they were nearer iogeth
er than is commonly supposed, but there
is difference, which the Eagle dare mol
discuss. Mr. Douglas ard his platform
endorses the behesls of the Supreme
Court, on the Dred Scott Decision, and
the slavery question generally. The
Breckenridge party does the 50 ne, but
demand the recognition Of the right and
duty Of Congress 10 protect the right Of
slave property in the territories. 10 this
the Douglas party dare not subscribe,
without losing the support Of the North
Though in their attempts to concillste
they have met them little over half way
They have conceded enough already, IL
sink their darling squatter Sovereignty
clean out Of sight Such doctrine has
no place now In their code.
Every one must admire the open. hand
Of the Breckenridge section. They show
their trnmps, and brave the issue: while
the Douglas faction, would win by strata
gem. But the Eagle is excusaLlc.
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no stomach is the most liable to get out Of order
nehce now important that no diseased matter clog its
operation, which would cause nausea and distre IS
ourIood IL also wcakens the brain, dostroys tho
memory creates pains aud dimness and tdrous afiic
IONS the head iproduces great difficulty in breath
lhg ana swallowing Sometimes fainiing ahd fits
wlli ensuei also bad breath, resessness md grca.
loss OF s.eugth lfnot Immediately attei ded to- tho
nloou WIZ carry the disease through the whole sys.
Iem and death will end the work From 10 ofthese
rus day Will Keep the digestive organs in HEALTHY
toHut'on AM unelog or carry away all impure mat
lot;Ahd thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach
AZ me same time the Pills will purify the blood az
10 drlve all manner ofdiseaso from the system.
=. WohMS'-In quantity OF corrupted matter, there
Is alWays to be found nest ofwornls. They cannot
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak stomach
anu bowels are subject to them they have not su.
hclent power TO digest their food Hence large heap
OF rmaiteris lodged, and worms must be the result
a 10" u9ses OF thesoplls will disturb them in their
nest ana drive them out Of the system.
II should be remembered. that an occasional dose
wnenh health, especially after,aking cold will pre-
'eIt'ne dlseaso'irom forming In the body. q,
Df' Morses Indian Root Pilsare sold by all dcaie
!" "Mouiclhcs' VI June Z, ls60-lml0
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No Compromise.

Mes3rs. Taylor, of Louisiana. Pugh
Of Ohio. and Rust, Of Arkansas, in behal
Of the Douglas NatItDa Executive Com
mittee lave issued to the Democracy o
tie United States an address of expana
ton and counsel. they declare as the
universal sentiment Of tie supporters o
Douglas and johnson; that no compro
mise whatever is admssable that they
have made the proposition for Joint eIec
tora ticket in any State, and they cxpec
the election Of such propositions indig
nantly wherever and when ever made
rhoy say: "If we have any friends il
any State, let them call State Conven
ton at once and nominate a full elcctOra
ticket, plodging the cxclusc support o
Douglas and johnson, We can agree tt
nothing else, because to acknowledge th'
right of factions minority to dictate thei
own terms Of COO operation. to suffer then
to violate the solemn professions of th'
Democratic party, and lrample under foo
our Democratic usages, would be TO dis
band the national organic ,ton "
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Inpcotinc--The Persian Fcvsr cn,,v,

For the prevention and cure of Fsger and .9gue amt
BhhoHs Fepers. This wonderful remedy was 6Toueht
70 we knowiedge ofthe present propretors by Crisd
| Land. ''N ""u '"' i4o'!
While going down the river Euphralcs, he oxperiepc-
ca secere attack Of Fever and Aguc. On discover.
ing his condition, one of the BOatmcn took froro nj
person an Amulet, saying, "Weer this and no Eer,r
o'H touch youn Although ipcredulous as TO ts yir-
tues he complied, and experienced immediate reliei,
malarlous complaints. - '1'~' 'O" "''
on further investigation he found that the boatmsn
attributed 10 II miraculous powers and said that il
conld only be obtained from the Priests of the
sometime afterwards, the gentleman in conyersing
with Priost obtained from him he secret of lis ire
paraton, and ascertaned where the medicinal herb,
were found 'of which Il was compounded The woI. :
deriul virtues OF hi article have lnuuced Iull he
iei IN the minds oftho natiyosin the miraculous heul
| lug powers bf their Preis.
since MS return TO America, II has been tried with
The happies effect by several Iades and i;ertlemen
OF high Character, who have given il hs most un0ma
ncd praise. This remedy having been 4 specl0c in
Forsa or hundreds years, for the prevention and
cure OF feyer aud Ague and Bilious Fcyers--is now
| offered to the American people
u WIN DC sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
| Tor use, on receipt of one dollar >''''''
Principal Depot and MaEu factory. lsa Main Str,ct
Richmond; Virgisla. Branch Office, Bank Of Com
mehce Bnildlng' New York Address
june 20 iooo-iIlJ JOHN WILCOX g. co.
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The New York Herald says: Mr., Breck-
inlidge is the only candidate. except Mr.
Lincoln, who is sure Of an electoral vote,
and the latter il beaten at all, can only be
cverl!rown by the former. 1t is all very
wcll to write and speak against Lincoln
and his supporters. .butll all avails nothing,
unless there is united opposition to him.
The sectional Republican party must be
met and overthrow at the polls, and all
other considerations should give way to
the grand object in view. Mr.. Breckin-
ndge gains strength in the North every
day. 1t is possible ho may conquer LIN.
coin. 1t is not possible, 80 far as we can
see, for any other candidate TO do So
Therefore we advise the conservative mas,
ses Of the North to unite and outvote Lin,
coin at the polls, combining to support the
only nominations which have touched the
popular heart-Ihose Of Brechinridgo and
Lane,
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beautiful Thought.

Grief and joy-hOpe and fear--tears
and sn,iles--pain and pleasure, are all
twins, children of the same mother linked
together throughout the whole OF human
ity. No lot, no country, no climate, no
scene, no condition in life may claim the
enjoyment of one,, without the rebuking
companionship of the other. No cloud,
however is without its inner light. The
blue sky still harbors behind the canopy,
ready with its sunshine, and keeping the
sad soul from being entirely delivered to
despair. No condition is SO lowly, as ia
be without hope; no sorrow SO poignan,
and oppressive as not to permit the con.
ISOLATION Of some sweet ministers, inferno.
sing at the right moment with compensa,
tion and PERHAPS delight. There is nc
such thing as unmitigated evils. there is
no such thing as pleasure and JOY, with
out cloud or qualification. We have only
! to open our hearts TO amile and sunshine
not turn our backs, or shut cur eyes tc
the angelic visitor, who is always sure t
stand upon the Threshold, whenever w
deserve, most need and are willing tc
give him Welcome Emerson.