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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
I;y GrI!la,S 4 Williams,
huc;EUnrcrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street. i,ctwrca Main and Bark.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
Y BLE FARMING MD WOODLAND IN
HEERICO COUNTY. BELOW TIE CITY OF
RI.,iiMU&E. 1T AUCTION.
Bin!oIt's administrator Decree Of HcMrico
Guyana wife. August August u, liz.
In execution oi said decree, We viii sell nt aiic-
ton. IN front ut ilc.r.,O courthouse, on NON
DAY. ith November iccGri-tarl. ~ i, O'Clock ".
III" land, Of which the late IalarS ". Bntord died
size Ito wit:
The WEST CuTTAGE TRhCT. Of about TWO
HUNDRED AID FORTY hCRES. on or near the
Charles City road utJut ioHr"cn mile, below Rich
uOud, and wtaia Two iuii"s I" james river, adIoiu
iuT Malvern ii!L
This was one Of tie most highly improved and
productive farms in the county, and with little
care can h. restored TO II, former dcsirablSy. Nc
think Ills - most favorable opportunity to ulchasc
Il really valuable farHl at u Snail CCSt.
Also, about ONE ilUGDeED ACRES near The
above. mostly IN ':o3'!, and with some valuable
timber Til ha, sy.'ra! SNl MI HOUSES upon L.
A'i'! aruI; SEVENTY ACRES near The above.
adiJIl,lu" Crews farm, Gnt! Ia woods.
IL three annual instruments Tor notes with inttlr-t
a|t"'l. amt with good real cstItc az personal Sc
cug!iE.
Plals o. Tie i;,uI viii BE- shown ~ the sale.
10. Hti: * WELL.
&. l.. CHRISTIAN.
commissioners.
GGrWRS ( WILLIAMS, Aictiomr"rs.
!,-..u4tt=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
j.y Grull3 ( Williams.
A,rtl1uccrs and Real Estate Agents
Fisycpih street between Main ana BARK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEKl !
y VALUABLE REAL ESTATE o. IL
S0I"TIl SIDE OF FEAAkiIH SIknEi BE-
TWfEE EIGHTH AND NINTH SIhEEin.
Cooke Richmond Chhncery
rS Court.
Cookies. &C. \ Decree entered It'll oc'nDcr. ~
In execution: al said decree the und"rsl%ii"i com
mis.iotcrs viii sell NJ auction upon the nrcih.ScS on
W.EI,S ESpai .3d October. 1T - CLOCK l. ~: 'n'
larct. 81 h!;I + and LOT occupied By Mr. Suihcr,
t. o7 liz feet This property Is centrally To-
rltcd. and is yer" valuable :. .,
TERMS 4: Onc-foilrth cash: bll"nce nj slA, twclEc
,I ri..htfc en- months for neGntiir notes with ill.,
.r.s. tct and tide Ict:Gcd until the n':tc- arc
pail ~; ~ ;;::ni,bi,JS.
commissioners.
,;rru:,~ { TItIIAIS. AacioncciH;. Ge /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
Nv Wellington GoLdin,
Dy cIlTElON FVHHF'N
Real Estate Agent and .tuctionrrr.
c,rurr of Eleventh and Bai.h streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VEN
AVAILABLE EEAL EsfAT ~, - I ll co CnR
TiiREE I.0TS OF ONE ACRE EACH n SIP SIP
HEY' Xo:. lie. Isl. AND 1870. On CARY Io All ~,
Fi.MWOoD STREETS. AND LARtEE =, :mi, H;r !
* BoTiT SIDES OF HILL STREET. EETM .. Eit =
F0tRTH AND FIrTH srkEETS:-Ey virtue 1T. ,'re o.
decree Of the Count COR, 81 VIII" wa,
Ihorms: anmni,,trI special commissioner WI clsi
for safe 1t public auction, on The prem "s on II
DAY tic I'd OF October l,I2: at "cincM M ~, ~
thn order advertised for the purpose ni cNccns
IiyIsIou amongst the d"yt>"c> the toi!9wing .:.',
bic REAL ESTATE. Of which the late 'oh'i i'iIiH
Tir,. That Tor ct The sonthw c"rncr Of Llir1
and cary streets now occupied ny pr. 'hcca
w. nm the west line al Third street IS FEET. running
rr less 10 an alley. having thc room large EEi' u
and SrrCCOTi} DWELLING. brick . ONE a,. =
trick Kitchen. II >!uukc-Inusc, gs ana water "'
two brick sta'l"s. Tic property VII DC =, VI,
siica a. 10 salI To II" s"uh OF the dw.!!!ns
VACANT LOT "! snitablc size. The location Oh
his nr,rnrty !, III very desirable and improving
ncghhorhoo'!. ,,.,,,,.ru,,y,
On the following '!ay--viz" on WEDESES!hA
TiiEEE ~ Np>UHE LOTS IL sidney DESIGNATED
Is Nos. -. Ill. and I5o. two Of which i:c on l
north se Of oary ,fe' a", " . Which there
|. email framed dwelling. uuGcE rental 20 ".
RiiIr and each has front III T' ~ pF S' '"' u
IKE ,tI.r t.; i 1t tho sou'hwcs corner Of Elm
,"ood Tor Main t..i aud Vine sireISi ana I,-
i" T. ~ 2T lI:F nyE E ,ac, i vmc
Ana On THiKeDAl tHc 2il or;oh!r, ~ -, q q,
%EEMs ,an ~" 5 real , t-,aic-,7 rAT Or LOL
10. .-;s. with LARGE: FRAME TENtMt%I
tMrr%9n 9cInnicd y i@T9 I, , wS1 on F3nTt
street about $50 feet to he 81 i4ed into hrs o IT,. 81
s"iah Iz" r A fFIE Is M tn: r T N tie
frnnt ,yh.rop, / occupied ~ vi. Jones fronting ~
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GUNS. GUNS. GuNS,-Just opened

fVNS. GUNS! GUNo.--Jus opened u
Ks Iurec an! complete stock vi GUNS OF all X nds,
from fac hroecl-oaders down 10 the ceaEeat single
fna:r's co,nu,.;r out,r. Also. PISTOLS Of i'll Of
the best makers. Our stock Is large, aud will be
sold 1T the lowest possible prcoF. \ call from ner-
;Iin.s Is particularly solicited. PONhEE, SHOT.
CAPS. and Cartridges icing particularly in
oar line are made specially. All Sor. done III tie
best manner aud warranted. Agent for the cee-
hratad I;EaE-SH0T SPORTING h&D BLAST
ING pnH DER, T. ". TiGS0k.
No. A3ls Main stress
W 2s,lin Eiebmond, Viz
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~ Grabbs Sc WiiIi1w-.
Peal Estate Agents and huctioucers,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
rs,HAT VERY NEAT AND NEl

J,HAT VERY NEAT AND NEW
1 FRAMED DWELLING 40. t23. oNrR.
LO0NiNfi MONROE SQtAEE,u\ TIIE sotlI
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEE MONROE ND
TI0S. UPOE TUE PREMISES. o. Tuesday
aSTU OCTOBER, NJ i O'CLOCK r. M.-'tia.
hccn built within the last Teor, and /; IL .al'itui
nrrr: has four rooms with l"t well Enclosed. ARD
in one Of thr laost desiabe and improving loteoI,
In tic rit". ,.r
special attention - Invited to this mic" !lti!e pr.
'TrRMs: One~fourth cash: balance at four. rIgh'.
and twelve months for rrgctiGb.e nutc5. WITH il'..
est added and secured ''y rus deco.
80 G3UBBS K WILLIAMS
ocr- iurticu,.T-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
Ey Grulhs K Williams.
Auctiorecra and Real hStIlc Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

T ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Fur
XIT!EE. SO. II AECTiO%.-"; rclicSl
OF Mr. John Ma"n, who In. sold his resistance a.
.hc northwest corner ri Grace aiid 2iN'1 st,GstS
''l !; Iisrnu,iu,,ius hon. excepting. "" "ill sci al
auction nj the premises. oir FIJI ESn .2iih u,n'
Der. 1t II n'r6ck j. NJ. his HoustiiolD ~ r.
Hi.jI:rF WAKES ST.. embracing the usual W.
ri., ~ handsorur we'll. selected. AMI .i>rTu articles
Ia ~, fnund In n r~,-.as> family residence
~per:Yi attention is invited 10 superior MIX
Eri:S. CARPETS. 60. sc. ~ ..
y la, ..,,ur very fnet AZ CHANDELIERS.
Srrr;ll attention Is >ic'l 10 ih, .ale
GErBi;S Il WILLIAMS.
60 tuCtiOlypr-.
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PACKING. CURING. AND SMOKING
ESTABLISHMENT
. AND STEAM SAUSAGE NA%t!ACToRl y.
Y. uEci,i.ER. Jr.. & BEOTHE!.S.

Y IEIIiiER. ia. Z IIkUTfitHS.
Mo-. T. ,XnoG FIE.r MARKET, ElCiMoND. VA.
IS Ills. Sausage season l. :hnGt In cuin'nc" We
.. lease t caIl the attention c Tie public to lin"
fi that Se are hr:rr prepared titan ever Ia hii any
order. IN our line a rs everything Is under me
spc!l Ii,crrlsion u one OF tue tfni, We ca cnhh-
IDENTITY recommend onr provisions Us OF Tic best
qualify, a,! challenge competition.
We ply particular attention 10 tho manufacture
Of SAls i FOR the Virginia and southern nlir,
krtS In rcEronc 10 Inany calls we are now prepared
to iii orders for ali klnds of Sausage, Puddinss
Bacon, Lard, sc.
Sei4d for pricc-list. r-,x,,,
ocli-lm v. IECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS.
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VISTA LISHED, 1901. LIME
Al MANN'S STEAM DIEiNG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, 400 Bread and 72j Main
street. Ladies' Dresses. S6awls. Coaks, aud Sacks,
aud also Gcntlemeu's Garments, cleaned dyed In
any color or secured In tue best manner. Pnrtlc.-
lar niication paid TO kii Gloves. 4 great selection
Of Fancy Goods and Toys At my store No. 40
Broad street.
sees-am L. LINNEMANN.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY. several very
a desirable HOUSES IN Tie town Of Manchester.
suitable either fer residences or for business pur-
rose> ami any raulbcr of BUILDING LOIS IN
various parts of Tie town.
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and ada
countless some OF which are iiSt caSs estates.
lying on James river above and below Richmond, nj
prices exceedingly reasonable. .
OC - ROBERTSON x ERtiNAl#tIit.
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averroy sALEs...T1sfs bay.
~ ". p. Robins.
Rga! Estate Agent and AuctioneeF.
Illt Main street.

CflfALL FRAME DWELLING ON HE
- Wit rIEt. OF THIRD STREET BE
TWIN DvVAL AND BAKER STHEtJS f'H
%\.T At AUCTIDS.-At !he rc.lus.ii 81 nc o"t
I'M Ill a puhIi. suction OIL SATURDAY. hfI
Tf.E*urE ,ho 10Th instant. at tho hour ~ =:
,,'rGcc3. H." DIV ELbING-HOCSt aud ff E-i' Si-'
-. ! i,.'' VI. b. ROBINS.
-, No. ~ '"i'' h,Ictunccr.
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sylfyrrOy sALEss--Fnfsare Dsys'
nv wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Heal Estate Aaen.,
~ EInventf md Bank stfeets'

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO IN UN.
MvrDFb EIGHTH PARTS IN An hCh aS
LoT MoRE Or gSn hSss A + r9 1sso tTmNEsT
rrooPNTI; OF LEIGH AND HhfkiI,,-'
sTRftTs.I shall sell ut auction on the p rGn,Elsp.
m Friday the a5th October. ls12 ~ an, - % nT
~ TWO ITED!yfDED ONE-EiGHIH fni.i -
az TfIST ACREI.OT, more or i'ss, located Is
va bcjng nar; Of the land ghirh was COZ, COL
Ne!e ;,o or lIr Tih January. ISIS duly record.
III IN ucnric@ County Court Ills lot is in an IN
proving part Of The city; ,d o,o,,
,onnths fer ursotiuilc notes bearing Interest, prop
crly sccarcd. W coDI,TN. Auctionnor.
ar IN ' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
By wellington Codi.u.
Anctionrer ana Real f&trtc agent.
Cnrner OF ElrNrn.N and H.nk slrNcts.


|s1,;MIxSIprL'p.S E,TE az S,II',
4 t",i ~ ~ IN = ,,.tt.1- ~ -, ~
-, ~ Hh-i - -EEoHi TX NM
~ SaI;L! ~, = NJ IN - !'fsNa, - ~:
STHhn TlnE; ~ MI itrIi = Err
? r. 1 ; /; r. n - firii r.f-H II
Ks- E!tnt 81 ,GTt', 81 me ,!f.nesry
-, NV ~! y. t ~ On tne
III va : ~ NV '"Sv VI it''i''ius aenss
tcathtus, a., Ss.d' ~ SiaHu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tle.pS apI'ih' IL Pt@.i -, - sI a. pntc auction
on IN" promises on - ~ N'Al tie 2oin 81 octo-
r ~ - $n1 H .nai 'arGS an yrrE
vfu'ne TX NJ hhL - : 1hA
r,icJ M 80. - 80 - ,"''S m@
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IS Grub.:s L Nill,am.,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF iith
y VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN. LAtS\>'
KNOWN A. laurel SPRING, AT Al. A. ~
BY virtue ot decree Of the tkans"Tf 'o". IN
richmond entered on ;he it LAY az Sisrshs ','''
thoca$e ~ PancrS administrator -. ss1.i 4'''
the undcr>jg nrd, special commissioners Na.'tN
pointed, VIII sell ut auction, nr0u The w"G'I> ns
MONDAY, 2i-t octrh"r. - j o'g..cN !. We,
w,il.krown" Laurel SrElNh FthE'. '1f ia.'l,
tie seat ol Edwin Con. !. l"~ ca the DtGc.'' ...
Nix" about on. rld quarter Mics RIO"
aud a'!icii: % ti!tV stLCS Mr.. Frank III !. -
Tree iii estate. and contains about Il N 100
AIRES ~ hl.'liy -improi"tl land. ,,.r,t
lie improvements src large b.tiGh y 49,
Il. with twu->tocy porch rAt=uGt'E III j...
Attending vel? extensive view: $50. TIE o''1.'
inilG.ur>. ,,a.
fiic ErrrtA, contain a'ar,n No:y h4bi ~. ..'
tree. aud ",:a!u tt.'s y:ri larr2 - a' d. - . ..
lI.S was u!ico rcesGtiCt 10 "l:: - li,H u. .
tive c"n:'ti'! sc!.s near -" CITY, H1I N.tl -
ciouS otiilts u y reasonable ss.4n set ~" =
hc made III every tralN Lysir,.Jic As H14'>'
Tor trucking ur g rdCufrse purl>t-"s. .-,..
TERMS: tH.-IGurta cash. Eittu.t - - 49, a..
ana eighteen month, ter negotiable f!'h. VI. F
hrest added, and Gt.e retained until Tic
paid. ..,t
This property Is wi;lna a short dts:.'i,- - l.
land purchased by lie ClcgaIg1hc :Gd Cb''
road Company for lis eastern E~l'tt. ~.
JAMES u. u..LNHtRi'N
THOMAS J. EVANS. .,.
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IN ". u. RttcIiiic. Auctiouccr.
No. l5l2 Main street,

MY REGULAR WEEKLY SALE ~
III GRO FRIES. &C.. will take place On mon
ptN tsctriu.r .lst al ilali-;tst j. "'cluck. whn
vii oi,r large aud wr!-scl.ctch *;"";> - Grn'I.
W. Is. EATILiFFE.
me 10 AuctiOur,r.
VINE CATTLE At \ L CT 10 N.-Thc
subscriber will sell al public auction. ~ Amelia
Courthouse. Va, ON NEnNL$nAl. oci"hrr :, Il
court f,y}. ahott SEVENTY HEAD or tAl
~ y ,ni,>i S;iuc al lin" hn"d"d Mich Cows. TAI
Reeve. ,:u-GiGc r<"u, Sc. Having for i!anN years
made .n.crl;y oi imprc.i i:. the milin@'i1a!it!''s
az rlv stock. farmers viii haNc ~ "i'lof'nnt! ~
,,:,,.ii,,r some nl' the LES: Stock In Nirgit.
,.;|-yitr.vi1 JOHN T.. ~ FER -b%.
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L AEFyrff1H fsikTsEsa--.FztuSe bays.
BY Grnbbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AGctfoneerg,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY PRETTY BUILDING
LOTS IN THE PLAN OF GIELsToE. oc
THE SOUTH SIDE Of EIGH BETWEEN NOR
TON AND KINNEY sTREETS-or FRIDAY.
18th Of October. ut half past O'Clock r. IL. We yiyi
eli t,yo LOTS eltnaicd n above. adjoining NJ
Holz's new house. Each lot ~ 80 by go feet 10 IN
alley ~ feet vide. These are very beautiful lot. mi
win be greatly improved by The extension OF Le,b
street., now about 10 he commenced.
TERMS At sale. GhCBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc IA aHrtinuerrq
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Ey Wellington Gnfd!n,
auctioncer and Rea! Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank s;re,. t..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
I I'm HENRICO COUNTY NEAR RTCUNDYu
~ vic.ua of n decree Of the Circuit Court ~ H.
rio, pronounced on the 2.ih day Of Jllly IL
In the suit Of Mangum rs. Walc!cr and nh. No
s,,hsrrtfrra. appointed special commissioners r
Tho nu,rosr viii proceed 10 sell at public auc,I,
on tie 9ith Instant at l. O'Clock n. tho real eS,1S
mentioned In said decree. being about TWENTY
tCRES OF LAND. Of which the late t;ot'rrirL
Waller died scizcd aud possessed. situated un,r
iIitcheI's Spring. In the county Of IIcnrlcc nrI,
The city OF Richmond.
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY HUDNALL,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS
NJ. It'd Commissioner.
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ro,I rstatc Agents and &nrttonrer3,
Eleventh street between Main ann ni''A'
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's;E,ls.

IRCSHED CORN, Cru SHED CORN
" 4 highly nHtri::rc AID ccc:c!n!cA! l,vl ioI
liU!s"5;
I,;re 1INHIlY hay.
Lib Q 81 an: WINTER OATS. !"r 2:41.
MDGkk * iiGGijSONc,
3cg Seventh street..
CT httWs.!i broad and Marshall.
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Spl:Rtcrs.

A Charleston lady advertises for a
place as "assistant in the duties of a
family"
Why is newspaper like an army {?
Because it has leaders, columns, and
reviews.
A Chicago poet began nm apostro-
Pie to the ocean with "Prodigious-
dampness"!
A piscatorial party is what they call
it row. When we wereaa boy, they
call it now When We were a boy,
they called it "goin' a-fshiag.'
The ouisvill lie Courier Journal
speaks of n wcilknown newspaper
man as assistant idiot OF the.
An Irish editor congratula'cs him.
self that "!alf the lies told about him
amt true"
Many persons write articles and
send them to tina editor to be corrected,
as fan EDITORS Office was house Of
correction.
"The earth is the Lords" "Lots
40x60 for $780," These were adjoin
ing Inscriptions at the Sea CIiffs camp
meeting grounds.
A western editor, in acknowledging
the gift of a peck Of Onions from sub
scriber. says: "it is such kininesses as
these that bring tears to our eyes"
Here is the heading of one of the
Canton (Miss.) papers, Introducing a
sensational article: "a carousal, an
epistle, a cowhide, pistol, aud ske-
daddle.n
Of misery man who died of soft
ening of the brain local paper said :
ellis head gave way, but his hand new
er did. His brain softened, but his
heart couldn't
An honest old farmer, on being in
formed the other day that one Of the
judges owed him a grndge, growled
out: "No matter about tl,at-ho never
lpays anything"
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Old Things Have Passed Awas.

This is at least true of the old
method of treating the long abused
and much abused human body. It is
no longer considered wise to put .
patient to the torture in order TO cure
him Of o disease 10 which paip is
already undermining the energies Of
his system. True science ranges it.
self on the side Of nature, and en-
deavrrs to assist her in her fight
against disease. This is the proeince
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. the
most approved tonic ever advertised
i'll this country. Ii may be recon-
menaea IA fah medicine, par excel
lence: fer it is in the fell that bilious
ness, dyspepsia and malarious fevers
are especially prevalent. Tue frame,
exhausted by the heats of snm,per, is
relaxed and feeble at it's close, and re-
qnires, we may say demands, artificial
assistance. Atfuul it that assistance in
occasional doses of Ilostetter's Stomach
Bi'ters, and the evils referred to nav
be escaped. Throughout the far West,
and on the steaming alluvial of tho
Southern rivers, all the varieties of
periodical fever are probably rife to-
day. Had a course of HoSetter'a Bit
tiers been commenced by the sufferers
Il month ago, I. c., before the unheal-
thy season set in, -eigh,hs of
them wonld in all probability be in
their usual health at the present time.
So much for want of forecaste. So
much for not keeping in the housc.
and using daily, the best safeguard
against epidemic and endemic fevers.
AZ tlocks of imposters and imitators
are trying to follow in the wake Of the
great Am, rican remedy, therefore he
snre that the article you buy is gen.
uine and verified by the proper trade
marks. The true article can only he
obtained in bottles. Beware of the
spurious bitters sold by the gallon or
in kcg.
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NJ a ~ III O @ ID
How Lost, How Restored.

TUST PUBLISHED, q new edition of
~ DIR. CULvEHwELL'S CELEBRATED Es-
SAY on the radiant cure of certain weak
nesses, the effects of Errors and Abuses in
early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, shat tie alarm
ing consequences of such errors and abuses
may be radically cured without the dan
gerOus use of internal medicine or the APP
piication of the knife: pointing ont mode
of cure at once simple. certain, and etfec-
tnal, by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself chcaply, privately and rad
icaliy.
IT This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man IN the land
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, Oh receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culyerwell's Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE g. CO.,
III Broadway, New York.
Jan. Silly. p. 0. Box, 1856.
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2pgtrN,
WE CAN MAKE HOME HAPPY.

Though we may not change the cottac,
FOR mansions tall and grand,
Or exchange the little graSs-plot
For boundless stretch of land
Yet there's something brighter, dearer
Than the wealth we'd thus command
Though we have no means to purchase
Costly pictures, rich and rare
Though we have not silken hangings
For the walls so cold and bare. i
We can hang them DER with garlands
For flowers bloom everywhere.
We can always make home cheerful
1t the right course we begin,
We can make its inmates happy,
Aud their truest blessings win.
1t Will make the small room brighter
If we let the sunshine III.
We can gather around the flreside
When the evening hours are long
We can blend our hearts and voices
In happy social song;
We can guide some erring brother
Lead him from the path Of wrong.
We may fill our home with music,
And with sunshine trimming Ger,
If against all dark intrudnrs
You will firmly close the door,
Yet should evil shadows enter.
We must love each other more.
There are treasures for the lowly ..
Which the grandest fail to find,
There is chain of sweet affection
Binding friends of kindred mind
We may reap the choicest blessings.
From the poorest lot assigned.
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