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MISCELL A N E 0 U S
LOVE AND GOLD.

However the moral passions are above
the animal, as those which eXaIt human
nature arc above those which lower it by
meannoss or depravity, both, when urged
to their utmost, are, nevertheless, equaI
IN the uncompromisng violence of their
results
A young Flemish gentleman, having
lived in voluntary seclusion the greater
part of his life, in company with his Ia
Their, who had been banisheJ for some po'
lticaI quarrel in which he had engaged,
returned, on the death Of his father, to
his native town, which was in -.
Slortly after his arrival, he fell in love
with the daughter Of a merchant, in very
reduced circumstances. lie, being a
youth ofstrong feeling and honorable sen
iiments and conduct, soon won upon the
sensibility of the young girl, and their al
lection became mutual and intense. The
hther. however, refused his consent to
tbcir marriage, because Of their medloc-
rity of means, since the youth had but ut
tlc property. and he, himself, bad not the
wberewith to give his daughter the least
fortune. "But go," said be to the young
gentleman, .'cmploy what money you
have in business, and, il YOU follow my
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II IRON the extensive applicability to
III general disease, which this remedy
possesses, as is demonstrated in the de-
tailed cures Of various complaints, and
the universal success which attends its
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PORTRAIT OF TIE WIDOW.

How young she looks What life is in her eyes.
What ease is in her gait! While as she walks,
Her waist, still tapering, takes it plainly;
How Ioingly she bears her head wthal
On this side now, now that. When enters she
drawing room, what worlds of gracious things
Her courtesy says!--she sinks with such sway,
Greeting on either hand the company;
Then slowly rises on her state again!
She is the empress Of the card table!
Her hand and arm!--Gods, did you sec her deal
With curved aud plant arm dispense the pack
Which at the touch Of her fair fingers fly!
How soft she speaks!--how very soit-.Her voice
Games melting from her round and swelling
throat,
Reminding you of sweetest, mollowest things
pmms, peaches, apricots and nectarines,
Whose bloom is poor to paint her checks and
lips!
By love I'll marry! Kno,ceis' Ne'o Comedy
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1t is always wrong TO thwart a sincere
and intense affection from any worldly or
secondary causes whatever. The rssut
is always tragic or miserable and what
father or mother will admit that this is
their intention /? But il ever turns out so.
Many years afterwards, the cave was
broken into by accident, when the mouI-
dered remains Of Two men were found at
the remote extremity, with their bones
grappIcd together in decay.
It is thus shewn how low passion may
equal a fine one in its last results
provided it have equal concentration of
purpose, and strength OF animal will to
support it. And thus do all men OF strong
passions, however unworthy, feel equal
with the highest; the object, in such case,
being secondary to the sensation OF lden-
tity. 1t is this which prevents those who
are mean of soul from railing at the mean
ness of their creation and herein Is SUI
preme wisdom in mems varied characters
that require not monOtonous similarity
forth"
The labonrer paused. "Whatm NUT
tered he to himself. ITO be a beggar a.
gain, or work in the field?n Then, raising
his voice, he answered sternly, 81 will
not come forlh-soIe let death put us to what
use he thinks fit, for I'll sweat in the sun
no more ~
He had not concluded, when the yoatL
dragged down the trap-door. and tearing
out the handle OF the spring, they were
both buried alive.
The Young lady was unable to keep
her appointment with her lover, being in
tcrcepted on her way by her father, who,
in part, guessed her intention. After Sc
GLIDING her Cor a few days, he sent her to
a convent in France. to get over" her
girIish attachment, where she fell into a
consumption and died in less than a II
month.
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Curious Lore Affair The following
circumstance happened few miles from
Midsome Norton, about twelve months
since A ) Dung man and woman, quite
strangers 10 eachother, were accldenlly
placed by the sexton Of Il parish charch
in the sumo pew. During the cource Of
the sermon the young man read love IN
the eyes Of the lad y which made u grea.
ter impression on his mind then did The
lecture Of the plous minister As love,
although blind, is never al a loss for eX.
pedients, he presented the maiden, whose
charms had so attracted him, with q strip
paper bearing the following portion OF
Scripture taken from the Second Eplste
Of ST John, 9th verse :--'And now ! be
seech thee lady, not as though wrote
a new commandment unto thee, but that
which we had from the beginning, that
we love one another" latter reading WEIGH,
she selected another portion and returned
him, from The LIST chapter OF Ruth, aud
The 10th verse: "Enlreal me not to
leave thee or return from following alter
thee, for whittier thou goest will 80 and
where thon lodgest will lodge Thy PEG
pie shall be my people and my GOD my
God From that time, they became
acquainted each other, aud III less
than Ten months alter they we're mar
ried, and now they live very comlorIa
bic together. Davenport IetlcgraPa,
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Hon - Adcaace. How to get on in the
World-lhis is what we are all aiming
AIT is the great secret which we are
all trying TO find out. Volumes nave been
written to tell how it is done, but the con
dersed substance Of the whole is contain
ed in the following paragraph from Black
woods Magazine. To get on in the world,
you must be content TO be always stop
ping where you are; to advance you must
be staliondry-to get up, you mus. keep
down. Following riches is like following
wild geese, aud you must crawl after both
on your belly. the minute you pop up
your head, of they go, whlsting down
the wind, and you see no more Of them.
If you hav'nt the art of sticking by nature,
you must acquire it by art; get chain
round your leg, and tie yourself TO the
counter like a pair of scissors mail your
self aganstth the wall OF your place Ibusl-
ness, like weasel on barn door; or
what will be best of all, marry poor but
honest girl, without u penny, and my life
for yours if you don't do business
Neyersmind what your relations say a
bout genius, talent, learning, push, enter
prise, and such; when they come advising
you for good, stick up to them for the loan
Of u sovereign, and ii you ever see them
Oh your side Of the street again, skivc me
and welcome; but TO do any good, tell
you over and over again, you must be q
sHcker. You may get fat upon Il rock if
you never quit your hold ofi.'
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peptic and Liver affection for many years,
aud followed the advice Of Physicians con
sidared eminent, in their profession, with
out being benefited. finally tried DR..
Peters Mediciaae Si0machioaect Hepticiae.
and after making use of two parcels.
found myself restored to perfect health
my countenance instead of being pale and
baggard, resamed its former healthlul
appearance, and increditabe as it may
appear, gained nearly twenty pounds
additional weight in the short space Of ten
weeks. Il is five months since stopped
taking the Medicine, and have felt no
return of the disease, nor have | the
least reason to suspect shall. | would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
Iy afflicted, TO make trial Of the same rem
Iedy BRYAN ALLEN.
Prepared by JOSEPH PRIEsTLGY PErEIv,
NJ. d. p, b. c. p. M. at his Institution
for the cure Of Chronic Diseases, by
means Of yege - remedies, No. 1919
sole ProSie,or.
Price "a per Box
This Justly celebrated medicine is for
sale al the Drug Store Of David Jewett,
Liberty, (Miss.)
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VOLUME G.-NUMBER AZ.

How TO GET IT.-The following is not
new, but it is both good and true. Pa
rents whose children "teaze them to
DEATH commit suicide, being themselves
the cause Of the teasing.
Child Mother, want piece Of cake.
Mother--I hawaii got any; it's all gone.
Child know there's some up in the
cupboard | saw it when you opened the
door.
Mother--WelI you don't need any now;
cake hurts children,
Chid-No it don't, (whyning) do
want piece; mother, mayn't | have
piece!
Mother--Be still, can't get up now,
I'm busy
ChiId-(StiII cryin9--I want piece
Of cake.
Mother Rising hastily and reaching
a piece) There take that and hold your
tongue! eat it up quick hear Ben com,
ing Now don't teI Ben you've had any.
(Ben enters.) Child have had piece
of cake; you can't have any.
Ben-Yes, will mother give me
piece.
Mother-.There, take it, it seems as if
| never couId keep bit Of any thing in
the mouse. You see, sir, ffyou get any
more.
(Another Room} Chid-Iv'o had q
piece of cake!
Young sister--Oh, want some too.
Chid-WelI, you bawl, and moth'll
give you u piece did.
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From the Journal Of Commerce.
New York, Thursday Morning.
October IA, l84l.

ACQUlTTAL OF ALEXANDER MCLEoD.--lt
is with great satisfaction we announce to
our readers the acpultta OF Alexander
Mcleod. The verdict of the Jury to this
effect, was brought into Court, at Utica,
on Tcusday afternoon, after an absence
of about halj an hour. The charge OF
Judge GridIey was decidedly favorable to
the prisoner, and on the whole, both the
Court and Jdry, rs well as the people OF
Utica and vicinity. have acquitted them
selves with honor in this matter having
trc ated the prisoner with all candor, and
given the benefit Of every circumstance
tending to his advantage. Our reporter
Informs us that he never attended Court
either in this country or Europe, where
every thing was conducted with more en-
tire order and decerum. Not the slight
est indication appeared, either before or
after the prisoners acqultiaI, to insult
him-much less to commit any act OF VIC.
lence upon him, We trust that the good
people Of England, who have been so ready
to immugine evil against US, in respect to
the Ultimate safety of Mcleod, will now
see that their suspicious were without
foundation. TO be sure, the shield o! the
British government has been in sense
thrown over him, and doubtless becom
inc regard has been paid TO that circum-
stance by the Court and people, But If
Americans we're the cut-ihroals which
thew have sometimes been represented to
he. by their dear friends in England and
in Canada, even the shield of the British
Empire would not have protected him,
The issue of this trial must be a sub.
iect of congratulation to all the lovers Of
peace rs it removes at once the most
imminent source Of danger TO the pacific
relations Of this country and England
The release Of Col Grogan by the CanadI
an authorities, on finding that no had been
seized within the American territory, Is
another auspcioos omen land II IS deyouI.
ly 10 be hoped that the remaining subjects
of difference will soon be removed or ads
iusted, and thai thus tho two countries
will be restored 10 condition, not oil
peace merely, but Of cordial aud enduring
friendship.
Mr.. Ebonczcr Waters, who recently
died at Waterford, Ct. at the ago Of 81,
had taken the New London Gazette, aud
..1 r.. o., g.. ....,,,pty-EVp vpnra
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p o L 7 r Y.

"Hcncc Poetry crafts
Tier roice to ages; and informs the page
WA music, image, sentiment ami thought,
Nercr to die! the treasures Of mankiad'
TLcir highest honor, ant their truest joy"
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Laurens County, Ga. Nov 9TH, 1888.
To phOm IL may concern. The under
signed was severely afflicted wltha Dys'
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From DR.. James Epeli, author 9fihe Meo

From DR.. James EweH, author Of The Mea-
zeal Companion, or Family Physician
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881.
To all 1chom il mag concern. --Ihls IS TO
certify, that have witnessed the opera
ton Of DR.. Peters Mediciaae Stomaca'cae
2 et Hepiticae, in a number of very obstI.
nate Dyspeptic and Liver affections, ,oI
long standing. have no hesitation IN
declaring them the most valuable prePar'
alton for those distressing ailments, that
have ever come within my knowledge,
JAMES EWELL, NJ. ID.
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The bcggar in his shroud inspires moro
awe than the manarch,
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4FMcLeod, the everlasting Mcleod,
has been acquitted, aud is now on his way
10 England This is right. We like the
lone of the following notice of his trial
and acauittal:
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Mr.. Ebonczcr Waters, who recently
died at Waterford, Ct. at the ago of 81
had taken the New London Gazette, aud
paid for 1t, for scyenly-ilyc years
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Elm Seot ab !; es bra6te Den freipillieen
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Die Sttpnlantlbe Nfprte.

Wie ba5 Sbor Elm Gbenblo ocs Soaus
ies i'm &leinen, 70 1T Die pforte Der
aQ9emeine an9enommene Iusoruet fur
Die Eeoerun9 in ocr Siirtei, neil BON oen
dlteitsn 3eiten ber Die @elbafte Der SpIs
ter an Den pallolttDOrcn Der Soerrlber oe=
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ODER oes 8lGetes 9enannt miro. Das
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dneifiete Sater, "um meine6 &inces rilz
len, oas ib nibt laiIen fam, Gurer 8iq=
fibr. @ebt un5 fret ! befimmt oos Cos
fe9elo."
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Sflape Don oer Ruoerbanf uno ref:
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i6 femme ibn uno feline ltmitdnoe. Gr 1T
70 reid, ooB ct mebr ol5 oa6 &ierfabe be-
sablen fann."
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3ieb' in Srieoen !" Somit lieb ct oen
Sater iammt Dem &inoe noG Oct fpani,
iben &iilfe 6urdcfruoern.
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ben. nobel $4,000 Sbien uno 10000
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mebr Su ia9en."
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nation.
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