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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-23


sStsuCLA R Efsrtsss ses fHE DE-
snar. Intense rad tasl Hon of heat In the great
desert OF sahsra produces extraordi
EJECT ota oil living thing; but the most sin.
gnlar OF ali fs the asasads TO which men are
inesdshs aftet being est,dsed easti6ft limo TO
barnlpg sands and n sun. Il If Is called
ragle-a kind OF braih fsser. The stricken
travellers deiighted, amused, aud made ex-
tensfyeiy happy by exhibitions Of fantastic
forms. He sees nsrnges, palm trees. groups
of tents, shady mountains, sparkling cas-
ca,les, and misty forms. dancing delightfn fully
beforr hIs entrantcl Sssiofi. From all that
can be gathered upon il it appears that O
certain condition Of the atmosphere, wholly
free OF, moisture, with intense solar heat,
produces effects on the brain very similar to
llasheesh. Both cxalt the nervous system
and speedily destroy all who desire to exist,
deprived of that unnatural excitation of the
brain. strt 4 sSSt.S F<tlf = e. So,
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THE VALLEY RALRoAD.-The supervisors
of Rockbridge county, Va, will hold meet
ing in TINT county on the Esd instant with
view of making an arrangement to test the
question whether the county'of Rockbridge
shall pay the call upon her subscription to
the Valley railroad. The Rockhridge Citizen
saws that it is lnwise TO hold tcnaciously to
doubtful chance, abiding to tho probable
action of the Baltimore Board Of Finance,
and adds that there are other companies and
other cities with which good arrangement
could be made to complete the road.
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A CoSrRAsr.-While Stauuton fattens on
Tho inf1rmities Of the Commonwealth (the
idiot. lunatic, deaf, dumb, blind, &C., Char
lotiesviilc and Lexington dwinGllc and starye
in. clltivating the intellect of Virginia and
her sister States.-Ffedericks5 Ne,rs.
RESPONSE FROM TIE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WESTERN LuNATIc ASYLUM, VA.,e
.....- December 81. 1872.
But for the want of the rival element Of
truth the above paragraph from the Frede-
rickShurg Netcs would be smart. Staunton
can defend herself; but feel it due to the
"intelect confined in these walls to rrl;e
the SANDER upon us aud our sister over the
way. The writer should have known that
TOO much hrdtnS put most Of the inmates
here. and that in "intellect" we can COM
pare tavoraby with any institution in the
State; and that, too, Of the highest order--a
fact which, no doubt, accounts for the alb
scncc from our midst CT the writer Of the
above supposed " contrast"
a PATIENT"
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SALE OF An OCEAN CABLE LISE,-Mr, Cyrll:

SALE OF An OCEAN CABLE LINE.-Mr. Cyrus
w. Field, in connection. with English, capt.
talists, purchased on Wednesday S3,0o0,0 900
worth of stock in the New York, New
foundland and London Telegraph Company !;
S2,700000 of the money was paid upon the
conclusion Of the purchase. 1t is not known
whether increased rates will be the result of
this change or not. Mr. Field bought out
Moses TAYLOR, Marshall O. Roberts, Peter
Cooper, Wilson &. Hunt, and other stock
holders
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LIABILITY OF PoSrMAsTERs.-The Post
master. General has decided that all post
masters are liable to the Government for the
value of all registered letters lost in their
offices. This principle, which has been long
maintained with respect to minor offices, has
never been applied to offices where any con-
siderable number of letters has been regis
tered. 1t is now claimed that the bonds of
postmastcrs cover such cases of loss. The
definite establishment of such principle
will render the responsibility under post
masters bonds much greater than has been
supposed.
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CITY T A X Z $ (.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CITY IOLLkCToh'S rOfFtIEst
RICHMOND, November %, lsT2. s
This Office viii lie open daily from o'clock A. n.
10 0 o'clock +. NJ. from the FIFTEGNIH 10
THE THIRTY-FIRST OF DECEaBER NEXT.
Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-half Only OF the
City TAXES charged to hl,. tte remaining half,
or REAL AND PERsoS IA, i. sJ,sd ~ Tho
arnountof said remaining half OF the tax charged
In every case where the purity assessed sba fai %
pay said rcniainIns half within the ume ~
limited"
BIT in case any person having failed TO pay In
the month OF june one-,aif ef the city taxes one
from such person shall tail 10 pay The whoie
amount thereof or before the tiiir.y-hrssa ~ %
DscerDber there shall he added twenty ger csIfl.
mon tbs amount OF the tax SO remaining due
OK PERSONAL BILLS.
1.-THE Collector shall annually lDake opi i,st o.
the taxes other than real estate which remain I'M
collccted with the names Of the persons ciargs,ts
with such taxes placed alphabetically; whcli-tlst
shall be verified by bis oath, aud delivered 9y nun
o the Auditor on or before the FIRST day OF February
and copy thereof shall he posted ut the front a.gr
u,,si,nys i,ourt.r JOHN F.RfGSAULT,
No scim City Collector.
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H GREAT ATTRACTION
! At KBIGGsTS BAKERY.
* Y(7 MAIN STREET

- Don't fall tn call
AT BH1GGs's BAKERY. 707 MAIN STREET.
s. ORNAMENTAL CAKES
Ar BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES
At BRIGGS's BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
THE GRAND DUCHESS
Ar BRIGGSS BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
ALL KINDS OF CAKES
AT -BRTGGS'S BAKERY, TOY MAIN STREET
FAMILY CAKES baked and ornamented
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 MAIN STREET
>, PARTIES SUPPLIED
AT BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT MAIN STREET
/. BRANCH STORE At 426 BROAD STREET.
BRANCH STORE AT 1876 BROAD STREET.
8 BRANCH STORE AT 400 BROAD STREET.
fde17I
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NJ ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND
NEW-YEAR Observation-Disclosures, HAND
KERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECK-SCARFS, FANS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-THOMAS Il. PRICE &
co. have Just received great supply of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, &C.:
Hemmed and Embroidered Handkerchlefs, in boxes,
for brides;
Initial Handkerchiefs; Handkcrchicfs in fancy
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys Handkerchlefs;
Linen and Lace Sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Kid Gloves,
Splendid Party and Bridal Fans, Roman Scarfs,
Silk Neck-Ties for ladies, with many other articles.
de 1s T. r, PRICE 6 co.
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we sell at the lowest figures; don't fail to see us
before buying.
The best FRUIT aud POUND-CAKE ever made
I'm Richmond.
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
to be found anywhere.
Wedding and other parties specially; all kinds
Of Pyramids made to order
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and Iced at short
notice.
Extra MINCE and other kinds of PIES for
Christmas Come and see us and leave your orders.
de lt-l5t
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\ DRAMATIC DUEL PREvENTED.-Much cX.
element prevailed about the theatres Thurs
day evening, in New York, in consequence
of rumors concerning an intended encounter
in which Mr.. Edward 4. Sothcrn, Mr.. vii.
liam j. Florence, and Dir. Philip Lee were
to he concerned. The challenging party was
arrested. ~
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ilrgss,aAIIlLI :N'IssrsesRaL..

| n GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
EEw-YEAR.
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE To BUY IT
GOOD AND USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
PRESENTS. 4 ~. ..'-' Z.
Handsome EMBR EDHANDKERCHiEFs
Rich SILK sCARFs and NECK-HANDKER
CHIEFS.
Elegant LACE and CROCHET TIDES,
sATCHELs,
POCKET-B0OKs and PURSES,
FRAMES for Photographs.
CARVED WOOD CARD-RECEIvERs;
JET, GILT, and GoLD-PLATED JEwELRY
r. GLOVE-BUXES,
HANDKERCHlEF-Box
= p. wORk-BoXEs,
X
TEA-CADDIEs,
SHELL BOXES;
KID, DOGsKIN. BUCK, and wOOLLEN
GLOVES and GAUNTLETs;
CIGAR-CASEs,
sNUFF-BoXES,
HAND LOOKING GLASSES,
PowDER-BOXES,
.. SILK CARRIERS,
sLIPPER-PATTERNs,
t.rt HANDSOME FANS,
NUBIAS,
a snAWLS,
b" CLoAKs,
sACQUEs,
FURs,
FINE SOAPS,
COLGATE'S and PHALoN'S HANDKERCH1EF
EXTRACTS,
TABLE-CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLANKETS:
PIANO, MELODEON, TABLE, aud STAND
COVERS;
Handsome CASSIIERES,
VESTINGS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS, and C0LLARS and
SLEEVES;
Fine CORSETS,
RUGS,
WINDOW-SHADES and CURTAINS,
and hundreds of other articles,
al Of which can DC seen by calling ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
de IS 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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III WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY
express those extra quality DOGSKIN GLOVES
for gentlemen. Those who. have been waiting can
now be supplied.
de1s LEVY BROTHERS.
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DENTESTRT Il.

NEW AND VALUABLE lNSTRU- e.
MENT.-IIaying added to my case OF Instruments
one Of DIR. Morrison's celebrated BUR ENGINES"
am prepared to operate upon the natura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGU E 10 the patient.
and also with greater pidity and thoroughness, than
Is possible to I've obtained by the hand.
JUD. b. WOOD, d. d. s.
Oryrcr: No. s Ninth street. p30-eod
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HOasTS, SHOES. dc.

lust RECEIVED, CHILDREN'SgE3
~ PATENT LEATHER BOOTS; chll.,Y&A
drcn,s fancy SHOES of various kinds: boys'Y ~
fine CALF BOOTS, long legs: ladies'
SHOES and CATERS IN great variety: all OF
Which are very suitable for Christmas presents. DO
not forget TO call ut 1871 Main street, eight doors
de 90 JOHN c. PAGE. JE.
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~AnDITIONAI, RARGAINSr

rADDITIONAL BARGAINS!
Excellent DRESS GOODS at IS, 30, IS, and +oc. per
yard;
Best Black ALPACAs at TO- 5o 90, and 7sc. per yard;
Atwood EMPRESS CLOTHS, IS to 75c. per yard
Extra quality SAT- EEES at 7sc. per yard;
BLACK CREPE CLOTHS and FRENCH MERl-
NOSat 81 and 81 Is per yard;
SILK POPLINS, very wide, 81 and sl.5e per yard;
All colors TRIMMING sATISs, $3.50 and >? per
yard;
Fl per yard;
Beautiful colored DRESS SILKS at $3.50 per yard
CASSIMERES from 7sc. TO 81 per yard;
BLACK BEAVER and CHISClilLLh CHOTHS al
$3.50. &C.; finest WATERPROOF CLOTHS at
Sl.2s. l.so, and SI.7s; BLANKETS and QUILTS
from 1925 upwards; large and pretty sHA"Ls'
from $3.50 upward.
Subias. Hoods, Children's Jackets. Cloaks- Under
shirts, Hose Gloves Corsets Ties Ribbons HAND ID
kerchlefs Collars and Cuffs Skirts, Furs Iabie aho
PIano-ovcrs, &C., &C.. at the very lowest prices
WILLIAM THALHIMEK SON,
No. IOI3 Main street, opposite posf-oinee.
hoo aud Col Broad street. corner SSth'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAIR Dye

Mt BATCH L LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable.
and instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tlnts or unpleasant ctior Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately sTperb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft. and beautiful. The genuin,
signed ". A. BACHELOR. Sold by al druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sc 3o-eod Proprietor. New York.
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MAT CHAMPAGNE.-Just received two
hundred cases and baskets of the finest brands some
espccially nut up for me. OSCAR CRANE,
de l3-tJa1 No. IA Governor street.
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~-~-------=s--------
Elegant display Of LACES,
LACE, COLLARS, LACE. HANDKERCHlEFs,
LACE SETS, from CSC. to $50,
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL and, EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs, in fancy boxes; ~
LADIES and GENTLEMEN's NECKTIEs;
SCARFS and HANDKERCHIEFS In endless va
rlety;
Ono, two, and three-button KID GLOVES, all
.colors a..
together with great many -. :.... ...
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
~ Call early at
deli CAEDOZo. FoURQUREAN & cos,
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~ FRESH COD-LIyER OIL.
NEW CROP.

NEW CROP. .r
MEADE & BAKERS importation Of medici-
naly pure COD-LIVER OIL. A full supply Just In
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
livers since TIE lst of September
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
oc2o 919 Nain street,
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OFFICIAL.

.>f. Cry AUDITORS OFTIcE,l
s, ,.t..s RICHMOND, December 2, 1872. s.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF TEE
Il FUNDED DEBT oE THIS CITY win DO closed
on and after the leIH DAY OF DEEE5IBEE. 1879.
and win not be re-opened until JANUARY lsT,
1878. sa.s3a'2" y. b kO1elE
!, de 2-lm ~ ,.ys AuallOI.
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Ne APPLE BRANDY.-A lot Of OLD
APPLE BRANDY on hand and for sale by
,,e fa-tJal OSCAR CRAM.
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|" HO! FOR GILL'S BAKERYl
$50 BROAD STREET.

CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES!
Nothing but best material used.
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s>., g.,,,5, DRESS GOODS, >,.,...
in all the new and peculiar shades. Also,
Handsome assortment Of BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS, %"-'r
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We have just received large additions to our as
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1t is said that Floyd Courthouse is to hay
Il paper called the Gazette.
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TwCHRISTMAS GOODS!

CHRISTMAS GOODs!!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-31
Miscellany.
From Appleton's Journal.
Luther Brattle.
(C0NCLUDED)

The curate's heart stood still. He
stopped and looked at the rector. How
ever, it was plain that nothing but a SEN
timent was implied. The rector con-
tinued:
''Shc instantly placed it upon her finger,
and held it in the freight You know
she is beautiful, but to-day she had on a
reddish dress--a dark one, with a long
skirt-and, when she stood beside the
mantel, turning her white hand this way
and that, and murmuring thanks to you,
the generous friend, and making the
bright rays dart all over the room, l. could
hardly think that she was less than a
princess"
He paused to recall the image. while
his words burned themselves upon the
heart Of the curate.
"She was radiant. Her eyes, mouth,
cheeks, even her splendid hair, almost
glowed with gratitude for the love which
the gift betokened.r
The rector looked at his friend with af.
lection.
The friend, with his eyes searching
every foot of the way, hurried or.
The destination was the rector's house
and the streets were tortuous. Often the
curate led by the length Of the rector''
arm. and his companion would look al
him, surprised and perplexed.
The curate's dread augmented. ThC
rector increased it by uncoDsciously height
ening the light against which the curatC
must contrast his enormity. His crime
stood out in startling relief from the glory
and devotion of the rector'S daughter.
He remembered her words he felt thu
pressure of her hands upon his; he me
her glances he breathed the atmospher,
of her presence he became newly intoxi
Gated with her spirit, even while he faeet
his secret and hunted at every step of tn
way to intercept its exposer.
The rector persisted; the curate's mis-
, cry became greater.
Once he broke away to rush upon ;
poor child who was carrying a heavy bur
den which made him lean little. Ii
gave it some money, and returned to th
rector with painting breath and palli'
! face.
He was asked for reason, but he CAV
none, which caused the rector to look a
him with pity, and to say, under hi
breath, "Unstrung, unstrung ~
Consequently, no more words were ex
changed nothing passed between then
but sharp scrutiny on the part of tn
rector
They came to the street which contain
ed the rectory. 1t was broad, well light
ed, and, at this hour Of the night, almos
deserted. They entered upon it by mar
row passage, and instantly confronted tn
church.
The curate shrank.
A glare of moonlight fell upon the spir
and the window Of the organ-loft. A Ion
rope swayed hitber and thither in tn
wind, and at times struck its knotted en-
against the stone-work. Ii was part 0
the mischievous cord which had caugh
upon pinnacle and hung down, almos
to the belfry.
A man was standing upon the spot |
front Of the porch, and looking curiousl
up at tho great height. lie had hear
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-31
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, having retired from the firm
IN w. g. R. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
,ontinue the practice of ofDentistry, in all its
branches, at
RISVlLLE,
where as good work will be furnished at reason
xb1e prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
gfnte. And shall hereafter keep my Office open
during The FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
but shall be away from home more or
~ of the remainder of the time.
{ 1 have ALL the modern improvements, and
z3rrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
II will be required.
Nerrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
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NEW BLACKSNIFH-SHoP

u IT An WLH HLAIhhNIIII
A. can no longer rent the shop where have
e. ne business during past ycars, have removed
nv place Of butincss 10 a ncN shop Few rods far.
thcr north on the same street, aud with new tuais
new prices and lDsst Xpenses believed can satisfy
al that will favor me with work Farmers pro.
ducc taken In exchange for work, at rulinv nrices
JOSEPH GAUTHIER.
Hyde Park, Nov. s, 1869 5ttf
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X. ii. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
twenty-five years experience in House, Sign,
Carriage and Ornamental Painting. Mr.. Elliott
would say to the public generally that he has just
completed a large and convenient paint shop,
where he will do all kind of Carriage, Furniture
and ornamental painting, in the best manner, with
the best materials and at lever rates than at any
other shop In the county. Orders solicited for
House anting, Papering, &C. and will be prompt
ly attended to. All in need Of painting will save
money by calling on or addressing me, for shall
do work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
given to all who bring work from distance. l
have also attached wood shop for repairing Car
rages, Furniture, &C., which | intend TO do at
short notice and on reasonable terms. Give me a
call. 7LE
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iscellaneous.
CHARLESC. DODGE

DODGE
q Lamoille County Insurance Agency.
Morrisville, vt.
nice in Powers & Gleed's Block. Insuranc
|@eted to any amount inthe best and M ost reliabl
oek and Mutual Companies, and at the lowee
Bs. Farmers insure in the Farmers Mutual.
u ofinsuring village dwellings, farm property
q builders risks from to so per cent.less than
my other Company. This Company pays for all
! or damage by lightning. have the Agency
= list of expiring Policies inLamoille County.
Hslsquoi Valley in Orleans County, Hardwick
4 Waterbury. No polieywill be allowed 80 ex-
without the assured having timely notice, All
nmunications, whether by mail or otherwise
be promptly attended to. eff
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D. P. SCOTT, Wiswell Farm, Hyde Park.
Manufacturer of Collins and Caskets. Always on
hand, will G.ake and trim to order on short notice.
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Volume IL.
IIamOille NewSdealer
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
~
CHAS. G. 0RSE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

eolumn, one year, Slo0s six months, eco; three
months, rs; one month, SIS.
I.l colunu, one year, 500; six mOnthss35i three
months, e21; one month, SO.
l-lcplumn, one year, IS; SIX months t1ei three
Nnonths, st2.5n; One month, IS.
4 is column one year as; six months, Sl1i three
II ouths, SO one month, 81,
business caris on first page, 81 per line, year
|-no charge less than 81.
Notices Of Liberations and EstFays, 80 each.
Probate notices, s2.50 each.
legal notices, 10 cents per line Tor one, Two OF
fhrec insertions.
/ Ohltuarv notices. hve cents per line.
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" I. PECK. Dentist.

johnson, Vt.
atural teeth put in the best state ofpres sryation
bases. of the gums successfully treated artificial
1h made in every style known to the profession
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ILEXANDFR ANDERsEN

alexander ANDERSEN.
Il, Blacksmith, Hyde Park VT.
ving leased ofP. Nc Elroy, his shop on Church
IS prepared to attend to all calls in his line
A nrespectully asks a share of the patronage.
ne warrants a cure for interfering herses
NILL ETTs SAP BOILERS &HEATERs
Warranted not TO leak.
10y are made at wolcott. sm3
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-26
BeneVOIence.

A benevolent man is a happy man he
cannot be otherwise, for it is a universal law
of nature to be made happy by making
others SO. Those evil passions, such as en-
Wy, hatred malice, pride and such lie, do
not exist in the heart of benevolent man.
These malign passions are found within the
heart Of the selfish man, which lead him to
deception, fraud, murder, OF crimes Of the
most heinous nature. Yea, the very worst
elements of such ones nature arel mac
tivity against him.
The benevolent man has a heart cleansed
from all those evil passions that would have
tendency to cause him to commit an act Of
injustice. He lives to make others happy,
for their happiness is his, and he thus real
ICES the verify of the Divine assertion, 1T
is more blessed to give than receive. =
Bunyan once put the following riddle into
his own peculiar verse i
HThere was man though some did count him
mad,
The more he gave away the more he had"
The benevolent man has no difficulty in
finding its solution, for he has already learn
ed that for every act Of hberality he has re.
ceived rich reward ; and if not in like,
which is often the case, it has been in the
true enjoyment of doing good, and making
others happy by ten fold Conclusively ev
cry benevolent man, by experience, has
found that acts Of benevolence bring home
to his heart happiness and joy which the
cares of this world can neither give nor take
away.