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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19

1t will be observed that the Intelligence com
municated hy our New York correspondent
on the 14th OF the orders for the sailing of a
fleet from that port for the South, has been
confirmed in every particular by subsequent
events
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DgArH.-Smith Mowry, Jr., former Presi-
dent of the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Company, died nj Charleston, S.
c., on the 18th inst. He was an old and prom
inent citizen of that place
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Getting O,d.

Inc Philadelphia North Aaertcam has an
sfueie highly laudatory Of Col. STEINER, who
mas "seh made Brsgadier- General in place of
.aa' gallant soldier, aud noble hearted gen.
'ieman, Ten. Twiass. The Amerfcan re.
po"enia''y remarks. ''scorr and WooL are
"o.a 'eIy oid.' Alas, the ingratitudie Of Re-
phoiics IL this all the thanks Gen. scorr
receives Tor saving his country Getting old |,
Aud - he must be sheYsd aside for that br,sk
aud chiyalTous yoapg man. Col. GrxsKs. who
10 pgly slxy,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

NO. SEAMSTRESS AND LADY'S
"A GHAMBERMAlD FOR SALE.-l am anthor-
lied TO sell privately, 10 remain in the city Of
Richmond. ,yonng GIRL. ho, il said 70 be II
hrst-rate SEAMSTRESS and lady's CHAMBER
MAID She is good IRONER and WASHER. A
bargain can be had in the girl, If immediate ap-
plication be made to Ro. Is. LYME. Agent,
nah lists metropolitan Hall.
ITOR HIS E-A smart MULATTo BOY, " no Is
L very handy in the dining room. He would be
a very useful diningroonl or house servant 10 q
gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
la lets Oitee, 18th ST., betw. Main and Bank
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w ED-Aii persons 10 Know that manu-
W factur0 all styles and qualities Of TRUNKS,
and have always On hand the largest stock to be
feund in the South. embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
Trunks, Bonuet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, at saesroOms Ia Main street.
nearly opposite Dispatch office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
Rs Trunks Repaired.
fe 26--6m JAMES KNOTTS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1851.
High Water hts day Tuesday, at lot o'clo'

High Water hfs day fTuesddy) at l04 O'Clock.
ARRIVED
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritcbard, Bait, mdz.
and passengers, u. u W. Currie.
schr. WA. Nelson. Nelson, Eastern Shore,
wheat and oats, A Mflspaugh.
schr Rough and Ready, Warren. oats and pota
toes.
Schr Ben Nandiver Jones, Charleston, cotton
and rusin, Edmond, Davenport Co.
SAILED
Schr. st. Cloud, Gwatney. Smithfeld mdze.
Sehr. \. p. Townsend. down the river, light.
Schr. Nelly d., Stadams Stamford coal, Mi Il0-
THAN Coal Company.
schr. +. NicAersOn, Nickerson, down the river,
light.
steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam * Watson.
NEW YORK, March IS.-Cleared, schrs. Amy
Warwick, Richmond; S. G. Jones and Dawson,
Norfolk.
ALEXANDRIA,, March I6.-Sailed, schrs. Osceo!a
and A. s. Piercey, Norfolk
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~ L0ST-A black NEWFOUNDLAND
SOA DOG, with white breast and fore feet
- - had On collar with my name engrsv cd
s ~ =, with city medal attarhedNo. ST. suit
mr. WM.a GsEsSaK's Tobacco Factory on CARY
stresf, between 18th and 18th sts
NH ia-st* GEORGE BELL.
STRAfED away IRON tn. CT,
~NaL.aM on the 10th instant, small red cow
X ~ about three yearsold. aud giving milk.
-ss4sShe had leather strop around her
neck. liberal reward will be paid for her de
i1very at ID. Kings ice house, or any information
NH is-sts CORNELIUS o'KERPR.
I OST-on " Wednesday nignt, between Mr. /
~ NJ Tsyl0T's and the African Church, ON Broad
street FITCH VlCToRINE liberal rewarc
Will De paid Tor the return of the sams to me- a.
my store. H. A. PfARCE,
| OST-Between this city aud Frsderlcgsburs
IL LETTER, addressed to J. Warran Sisugh
yer, containing NEGOTIABLE NOTE for two
nhhared ana oRe dollars, at four months, from
January Lat, 1881; drawn by John H. Clark to the
2rder OF John Clark, aud endorsed by said John
stopped. [mh iEs,I Jas B. FICKLBN,
I OST.-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK OF TIKI
~ CITY OF RICHMOND, No. 81, due LIST Janua
ry, 1882 for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, issued
to the undersigned. All persons forbid trading
for the same and notice is hereby given, that APP
plication will be made for a new certificate
WIN. II. VERNON.
Richmond. Feb. IL. 1891. fe l3-law3mt
a. ED-trom the subscriber, neaI
10Sthe now Fair Gronndss about ten days
on high heel shoes; her left front foot shows a
cut, aud the end of her tail had been clipped She
was in low order when she LETT. ! will give a re-
the Fair Grounds or If left in this city, 50 that cat
get her NH I3--tw+l ELISHA JACKSON.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MAS.

Thts article IS prepared from the water OF mo
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by =
careful and scientific method Of es&poTatlyn.
whereby all Of the min sra, ingredients sad laed'-
ci nal properties Of the water retained IN u an
impaired. Gail and procure a pamphie ct OF oar
Agents, containing certificates OF Prof. eAhtsI
JACKSON, OF the Jefferson Medical College, Phita-
delphia and also twenty other Physicians of emil
hence, te-tifyiag to It's efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and wATEE is kept for SAFE
by Messrs. MEADE BAEER and y. 7. RoBissoS'
p ECHOLs n SONS,
fa aa-Jzm propTiataFz.
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ne For SaTE.-One Of HOES LARGE CYLIN
DER PRINTING PRESSES. 40x57. This Press is
nearly new, and will be warranted in perfect con.
ditiom. Apply at this Office NH lets
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ssa--o> CITY AUGER.-I respectfully an
As>~Sa, nounce myself a candidate for re-elec-
ton ~ the Office of CITY GAUGER.
NH le-tdek RICHARD FOX, City Gauger.
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80 LECrUkE.-The THIRD LECTURE
o. OF THE COURSE, before the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association will be de-
livered by INo. K. THOMPSON Esq =, on THURS
DAY EVENING, March 2lst. at O'clock, in the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Subject Fools AND THEIR USES
NJ Tickets of Admission, % Cents. May be OBJ
tanned Of James Woodhouse Co, q. L. Bidgo0d
Meade 4 Baker, E. +. Robinson, Joseph LaidIey,
and ut the dopr NH lq--3t
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EE f ICHM oSD EATRg

II ID y L h 4
kUEKEL MoxLEY ....Soe Lessees and Managers.
l. stage Manager.
SECOND NIGHT
OF TIE
z E g Z MEN
OF THE
UNRIfALLED YOUNG
AMERICAN TRAGEEfENNE
NJ S S B A T Z vi A n,
Who will appear, in accordance with the
UNIVERSAL DESIRE
Of numerous patrons, in the
Dashing Comedy Character of
LADY TEAZLE,
In Sheridan's ever popular Comedy Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
II being the first appearances of the above
TALENTED YOUNG ARTISTE,
In this
ARDUOUS CHARACTER
The Comedy will be placed upon the Stage in A.
Careful manner, and cast TO the
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
overture. Orchestra.
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DIsSOLUTIONS. &c.
Richmond, March 18th, IsGl

Co-Parnership.-JN0. II. PLEASANTS and
LEWIS II, FRAY SER will continue the MANU-
FACTURE OF TOBACCO, under the Arm Of PLEA
SAINTS FRA1SER, at the Factory formerly oc-
cupied by Baker, peasants 4 Frayser.
JNo. ii. PLEASANTS,
l., II. FRAYSER.
Richmond March l3rh 1851 NH IL et+
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Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS a heretofore, and with
seven years. experience in this marke and Peters
burg, hope to give full satisfaction
SAM'L d. HICKS.
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Fg- Very Large Stock of "
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Now opening from recent purchases, at the most
depressed state of the market. at
J. MlLLHISER d BROTHERS.,
l93 Broad street
We have now in store. aud are Offering at
precedentedly low prices, very large assortment
OF new
BETS Rim COOP 8 ,gM
consisting of all the new varieties Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
EMBRO ERIES;
With the usual assortment in all the Domestic
Fabrics aud in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All of wh ich we are enabled 70 sell to cash or
prompt paying customers at prices greatly below
their value.
BE Particular attention we call to the great va
riety of low priced aud medium quality
ID K Il 5 ; . q -
which are unsurpasee ed in regard to prices in this
market.
re Every article in store will be sold low.
ne No goods at high prices.
J. MlLLHISER 4 BRO,
NH lS-2w 1873 Broad street.
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THE SALE AND RENTING %.

"a
3D. PEWS, in the BROAD STREET NJ. f.
CHURCH., tRev. J. 4. DrNcAS's Dis postponed u
N THURS BAY EVENING, 2lst inst. ;at n o. clock.
The Church will be opened, that day, from Il
o'clock nntll night, that persons wishing TO buy,
or rent Pews, may examine them. nh i9-lt*
49, CITY COUNCfL.-The following
~ pesons will he voted for by many voters
in MONROE WARD:
=. d. Denoon. AdoIphuS Gary,
ID. j. Saunders, l.. w 9 laaebruok,
NH le-ltT L. Griffin.
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NH 7-lawlw Ro. HOWARD, Clerk

hers trading IN the city OF Richmond, uu- =
der the name aud style Of &. Gotten
w.. Del =,
The object of this rult l. TO recover against The
defendants the sum of two hundred and ninety
two dollars, with legal interest thereon from tha
18th day Of January, 1851, TIL paid. Affidavit hav
ing been made that the said defendant, J Iabsrte,
Is not resident Of the state of Virginia, be -
hereby required to appear in the said Clerk M.
fee, within month after due publication
hereof, and do " hat may be necessary to protect
his interest. Copy-Teste
rpEE
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II NH h tc-is, F0. HOWARD. Clerk
lITY OLE RICHMOND. 20 wit:-M Rul..


The object Of this suit is 10 against tn .
defendants the sum Of tunr hundred and eight
dollars and ten cents with legal Interest thor on
from the ?yth day of July, 1850 till paid. AFFIDAVIT
having been made that the said defendant, J. La
bastie il not resident Of the State Of Virgins,
he Is hereby required to appear In the said Clerk
Office, within month after due publication
hereof. and do what may be necessary to protect
his Interest. A topy--Ieste:
NH 5-lawfw Ro. HOWARD Clerk
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COWS FOR SALE.

Fa-a FOR SALE.-A good
@STflIm NJ FL II COW
Nt with her young CALI. Apply to
.@--E2-zgg4z OWENS & MILES,
NH lists Near corner Cary and 18th SITS.
r7g-p cows FOR SALE have for
3Sssi4tI sa lie several fine MILCH cows. They
MN are large mixers, aud imprOv nd stock.
u-zEsSgGa J. Z. DICKINSON,
Iah In-st< Fulton Hill
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PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE
l. RiCHNON PIANOS

-EzSas.<1 RiCHHIOND -MADE PIANOS
- Elr1s$ F0R SALE BELOW NORTHERN
III 4 HPPiKaiGc The sabseti6sr has on
tave PIANOS, which he warrants to be equal il
not superior, to any instrument OF the same quail
ity from Northern manufactures.
he also offers his services to the public
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at reason
able rates. CONRAD FREIMANN,
North side Broad ST. between I'd and I'd
RRFKREsCRs.-H. P. Lefebvre, Esq Prof. Z. W.
Thilow. Prof. w. F. Grabau. sc. no l4-sm
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the arm aud style OF Dorr Il RAde ...... Dsep =
The object of tbs suit is to against me
defendants tho sum of one hundred and thirty
seven dollars aud sixty three cents. Amfsyil
having been made that the said defendant L. >.
Henson is not a resident Of the State OF Nirx lana,
he is hereby required TO appear the said Cera =
oCiee. within oae mouth after due pubilesti"a
hereof, and dc what may be necessary to protect
his interest. A Copy-FesIe
NH s--lswsw 10. HOWARD, Clerk
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THE CONCERN OF HICKS 4 ANDEK.

i II
L SON is this day dissolved by the retirement
OF DR.. PETER IL ANDERSON, and the maine of the
firm will only be used in liquidation Of the ate
business. SAM l.. D. HICKS
March Il, 1851. p. II ANDERSON.
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BOARDING.

DOARDiNG.-MRS. +. r. MINTER can ac-
ID comnshdata ave or six young gentlemen, or
two small families, with BOARD, upon reason
able terms. Residence on "a, between Clay aud
Leigh SITS. NH I5-4t
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IHtertsIs ACopy-Teste
nh 5-law3w RO HOWARD Clerk
cottez and J.. Labastie, merchants aud Part

I. N"IIrE aud J Labastte, merchants aud rart- I :
nars trading IN the city Of Richmond. under
the name aud style Of L. CotteI y Co. Defls,
The object OF this suit is to recover against thu
defendants the sum OF two hundred and seventy
four dollars and forty -sX cents, with legal in
tpreot thereon from the 2Ith day OF October, 1852
Till paid. Affidavit having been made that the
said defendant Labastie, H. not resident OF TIA
State of Virginia. he is hereby required to appear
in the said Clerks Office within Que month after
due publication hereof, aud do what be ne
cessary 10 protect his interest A Copv-Teste.
NH 5-lawaw RD IJDWA6D. Clerk
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(,.rf, or RLCHMOND, 10 wit:-Al IA


The object OF this suit is IL recover against tho
defendant the sur of two hundred and two dol
lars aud sixty three cents. Affidavit having bee
made that the said defendant. James II. Tclnp-
kins, is not resident of tho State of Virginia he
Is hereby required to appear In the said Clerk =
Office. within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what may be necessary to protect
his interest. COpy-Testn:
nh 7-law4w RD. HOWARD Clerk
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bert >. Jordan, late partners, uadsr the nrm .
of Jordan, VIM s. Delta,
he object of this suit is to recover against tho
defendants damages which damages are laid IN
the declaration at the sum OF three thousand dol
lars. Affidavit having been made thar the sail
defendant, Robert :. Jordan, Il not resident II
the State Of virginia, he Is hereby require't 10
appear III the said Clerks Once, within month
after due publication hereof, and DO " ha. may ha
necessary to pI 0teci his interest. Copy-rest":
nh 5-iaw.w RO. HOWARD, Clerk
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scae u. =. MAIL STEAMSH +
$Al.kis YORKTOWN FOR NEW YORK
@-AeA-vIa NoRFOLK.-The YORKTOWN.
Capt. LEWIS PARRISH will leave here at O'Clock
L. NJ, TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
Passengers requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York, meals and stateroom in
Guided J $40. Steerage passage only IS.
Passage to Norfolk, Same As by the river boats.
Freight received to. day tuesday up to the
hour OF 10 o clock 4. NJ.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Tickets and borths secured at our Office,
board the ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
NH l9--lt LUDLAM WATSON.
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1ITY OF RICH,,oNn5-- = u,, -. - -.

VHJttE fHCuVer n Ia
defendants the sum Of nine thousand AMI NJ
folArs and seventy -four cents, with legal inter
IT December, $780, nd GA - 0Ul 81 els. The rssi
due thereof from the 18th day Of January lstl
till paid, aud also @c7e that being the damages a.
the rate OF three per ceutum ON ss, 600 The rim.
clpat. without the costs of protest above mention
ed. Affidavit having been made that the said de-
icndants, James H. Gray and James GIassell are
not residents If the state Of Virginia they ara
hereby required to appear in the said Clerks OF
hce, WITHIN one month after due publication here
Of and do what nav n" necessary 10 protect their
MT
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To conclude with the Comic Duality Of
LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
VEGETABLE MOULD.


Vegetable mould. formed Of decayed leaves
and vegetables. is one Of those substances Of
which there is little danger of supplying a
garden with too much. All vegetable mat
tiers, unless dug into the soil when green.
should be laid 10 piles or spread in the sta
ble yard OF Pug prn TO rot, where they will,
al the same time. absorb the strength of the
animal manure. II rotieJ in this way, be-
fore applied to the soil, the seeds OF weeds
aud the eggs Of insects are destroyed, and a
clean compost prepared. Where not mixed
with animal manure Of any kind, little lime,
or ashes, will hasten decomposition, Negeta-
bic mould. alone or mixed with sand, is very
useful in clayey soils for covering seeds Of
all kinds, which often perish from inability
10 push the young shoOt upward through the
crust that iorms after rains ia stiif suits. A
spil that contains much vegetable mould i.
better able TO sustain drought than either
elayey or sand soils. Where the mould is
used Cor covering seeds. IL the soil is poor,
the mould should be mixed before using,
with good portable manure. like Peruvian OF
Recess Manipulated Guano, or good sup.
erphosphate, unless stable or farm-yard ma.
nures are abundant. The finest melons We
saw last season we're ihnse TO which super.
phosphate oi lime had been applied in III,
lhill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
THE ART OF MILKING.

The art of milking. says tie Massachu.
setts Ploughman. is not acquired at once
Children in farm districts should be taught
10 milk. They may commence on an old
COW that is soon 60 become dry. But lei
them learn when young-lor We are not 70
expect that this art is to be practiced by
foreigners alune WIN are drifting 70 our
shores.
Cows that have been well bred will be gen.
tic and kind 10 those who approach them 10
draw their milk. They know that good
mixer gives them relief when their uddcrs
are full aud need 20 have their milk drawn.
The duet, &C., should first be brushed "a
after the mixer is fairly seated by the side
of the COW. The end OF each tit should thea
be moistcned with little milk. TO be drawn
from il before the pail is placed under il.
This makes the milk come easier, aEd saves
giving pain 10 the COW, as we do when the
iest Is perfectly dry. Now, as soon as the
milk begins TO come freely, draw Il out as
fast a. possible; otherwise YOU fail 10 get the
whole; for, in Few minutes il The milk is
not drawn out. IL flows back into the milk
ducts aud you can not have IL. In q short
time the COW becomes dry. Milk fast and
milk clean. Never let two persons, while
milking, attempt TO talk TO each other. Keep
still and mind what you are about, or YOU will
come of as bad as the man Who arrives TOD
late for the cars.
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ALWAYS LOOK ON THE SUNNY SIDE.

ALWAYS LOOK ON THE SUNNY
Always look on the sunny side,
And though life checker'd be,
A lightsome heart bids care depart,
And time fly pleasantly;
Why sit and mourn DER fancied III
When danger is not near
Care is self-consuming thing,
The hardest nerves can wear.
Always look on the sunny side,
And though you do not find
All things according 10 your wish,
Benot disturb'd in mind;
The greatest evils that can come
Are lighter far TO bear,
When met by fortitude and strength,
Instead of doubt and fear.
Always look on the sunny side
There's health in harmless jest,
And much to soothe our worldly cares
In hoping for the best.
The gloomy path is far too dark
For happy feet TO tread,
And tells Of pain and solitude,
OF friends esiranged and dead.
Always look on the sunny side,
And never yield to doubt;
The ways Of Providence are wise.
And faith viii bear you out.
II you but make this maxim yours,
And in its strength abide,
Believing all is for The best
Look on the sunny side.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16

AZ meeting of the workingmen Of Gin.
einnati, held on Friday night, It was resolved
that the Union must be preserved and the
laws enforced, that remedy Tor all griesan-
can be had under the Constitution. and that
peace and safety can be secured only By its
maintenance.
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w . 10 B A s o 81 s
Dentist.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical and Baltimore
Dental Colleges)
N. b. Having made the Teeth specially for the
last eighteen years. he beys leave to say that all eases
committed to his care will receive his earliest and most
careful attention.
~ General address. Haw River, N. @.
November is. 6S-
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A CHnD IN HgAvES.--A clergyman lost
child. A brother minister attended the lu-
neral. and at the close Of bis remarks the
father Of tie deceased child arose and smoke
a. follows to bis people who we're present:
/" When have sought 10 minister 10 you
consolation IN the time Of your Affections.
weeping with you over yoDr ~ ing children,
y0u have often said 10 me that knew moth.
ing Of the anguish, aud could not synpathize
with you in your loss. feel il now ne.
yer did before" Then he directed them Ia
the source u bis comfort aud support, and
invited all 10 the fountain u living waters.
Ills house staDd on bill side overlooking a
beautiful river. on the other side Of which
we're luxurant fields. Abiding to this, he
continued:
"Olten, as have stopi on the borders Of
this stream, and looked a,er 10 the fair fields
on the other shore. have felt but little in.
,rrest 10 the people Of the place in full view
bciufe me. The river separates me from
them. and nv thoughts aud nv affections
we're here. But few months ago, one Of
nv children moved acruss TO the other side.
and took Up his residence there. Since then
my heart has been there also. IN the morn.
ing. when rise and look out towards ths
east, think Of nv child who i over there.
and again aud again through the day think
Of him, aud the other side oT he river 4 81.
ways IN my thoughts, with the child who has
gone there. And nov, since another Of INV
has crossed the river Of death. and
has gone to dwell on the other side. nv heart
is drawn out towards Heaven, as il was never
drawn before. supposed that Heaven was
dear 70 me that my Father was there, and
my friends were there, aud that had great
interest in Heaven. bot had no child tEere ,
now ! have; and never think, and never
shall think Ol Heaven, but with the memorv
Of that dear child who Is 10 be among lis 10.
habitants forever"