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From The Dial for Aprl.
THE YOUNG AMERICAN.
Lecture read before the Mercantile Library Association
Boston Feb. 7th lS4.
BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON.

BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON
lCoutinued.l
J. call upon you, young men, to obey yourhcart
and be the nobility Of this land. In every age Of
the world, there has been leading nation, one OF
a more generous sentiment, whose eminent clti-
zens were willing to stand for the interests OF
general Justice and humanity, at the risk OF be-
ing called, by the men of the moment, chimerical
and fantastic. Which should be that nation but
these statesl Which should lead that movement,
If not New. England Who should lead the
leaders, but the Young American? The people,
and the world, is suffering from the want OF
religion and honor in It's public mind. In Anne
RIGA, out of doors all seems market; IN doors,
an air-tight stove of convcntiunallsm. Every
body who comes into our houses savors of these
precious habits; the men Of the market, the
women of the custom. | find no expression iii
orr state papers or legislative debates, i'll our ly
ceums or churches, specially in our newspapers,
of high national feeling, no lofty counscls that
rightfully stir the blood. l speak of those or
gans which can be presumed to speak popular
sense. They recommend only conventional viz
tues, whatever will earn and preserve property;
always the capitalist; the college, the church,
the hospital, the theatre the hotel, the road, the
ship, of the capitalist, whatever goes to secure,
adOrn, enlarge these, Is goOd; what JeoparolZcs
any OF these, is dalnnable. The Opposition
papers, SO called, are on the same side. They
attack the great capitalist, but with the aim to
make capitalist of the poor man. The oppo-
sition is between the ms and the outs; between
those who have money, and those who wish to
have money. But who announces TO US in jour
nal, or in pulpit, or in the street,
Man alone
Can perform the impossible y
/ take pleasure in adding the succeeding lines
from the ode of the German poet -
I" He distinguishes,
Chooses, and judges,
He can mpart TO the
Moment duration.
Noble be mau,
Helpful and good!
Since that alone
Distinguishes him
From all the beings
Which VIC know.
Hail to the unknown
Higher powers
Whom we divine!
Fits pattern teach us
Faith in them. "
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Al.riNcIi.

Snip Newark, Merwin ds I'm Savannah. cotton AMI
Durham 4 Dmun.
BafS Vim Guy Keson Is d, TN Porto &C., sugar and mo-
ln>>,> Ia oder.
Bark Rot, child, Laurie IL i, Ian CadcnG 6 hhls % tc,
uioas>Ss 10 J ! Taylor.
BIZ; Juno. Notfs is I'm Georgetown. 81. and
tu II Con- < To.
us Bell Myer, i, f:n Wilmington NJ. naval stores to
Powell
Bs SaronG sherwood d, I'm Charleston co;;on and nee
10 DuGhSm 4 Dmun.
Brig Arabian Fcscr. OF Charleston I'm Bordeaux bandy
and urcr 10Th lat - i5 lon ) TO- spoke r hts
George Canning, I'm Maranlam tor lveGp,u II lis out.
Schf Charles E. Horne. illar DIS I'm Wilmington Nc.
lumber aud naval stores 10 J. : Powell.
SchT Oneida. Spore Va wo,d
Scht L Thorn. Williams Wilmington. Nc. naval
10 Powell
Scar Samuel Albeit Parker Wilmington, Nc, naval
stores.
Scir Mary Ann. Mathews. Folly Landing corn
Schr Sally. Miller Wilmington. Nc. naval stores.
Schr America. l'mladelphip c,Ni.
Schr Grove Hughes. Elizabeth City. corn to master.
Slocp Trader. Collins, P.rIade!phiI md1.
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Spo.ScI,. &c,

for Manila.
Feb % no !at. sc. by the Charles Clarke ~ SSauser from
CoImbo. which IN lat % lon 10 80 ". Feb IL sl'p
Bcyteru, tseIhrooS t oston Tor Rio Janero and lnda
March a. lat IS lon l3 slap Virginia. OF NewburypoEt, I'm
Liverpool via Plymouth, for Boston
March g lat 81 81. lon 30. : fisute United States
March + la; = H. lon 70. Annoy Liverpool 10. Charleston.
March 81. st i5 lon y. Amazon. Liverpool tor Boston
Much % off Lie OF Ash brS Heou, oil Proyidcnceown
fin 81 Domingo City for Aux Cages.
April 10. lat ios Ion - 10. schI OLarol. Vinal fin NY for
lIr.cu
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Is {" My 'spcctcd brcdrcn," said a venerable
looking preacher OF the Ethiopian race, blessed
am dag dat 'spccts muffin, for day amt guine Ia
be Disappointed"
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IN CIIiNC7EY Sih tircuit.Ie President, Directors ai
Company Othe Ononiaga County Bank -. The Danh ."
Buffalo In pursuance orler o. the Coud oi Chancef
at.,i the day of April ISL notice hereby gwen uti
the ub.crser . been duly appointed recever Of The property
1,r effects OF the said The jrH Of Buffalo. hat 5y SAID or
Ter and an order of febrnry 81 i3 referred 10 Ianes
rocker ESQ 2f,he city Of Buffalo. IN the County Of Ee
auyng other things take and state an account o, all The
demands OF any description against the sad Bank 81 Buffalo,
and % enable the said Muster TO take end stne such account
Inc creditor, Of the ,al Bank Buffalo required 10 aSh
tr their accounts Claim and demands ngalt t: id Bank
of Buffalo aid james Crocket. ESQ., the Mater having
aid reference charge his office IN the city OF Buffalo BY
the fifteenth day Of August next and become pnrr 10 las
.nr and m ie!nut thereof they will be precuded from al he
net OF the whch shall be mede in thl, sr AID from
INV distribution which ,hal be mRde under such decree
IRA l. BLOSSOM Receiver OF the Bank of Buffalo.
JAMES CRocKgR Late Master II caancefy
RniInIo, Spri 5rh l8li ap6 Am
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Passengers Arrived.

In tie Ja~l Clrcas, from CharicsonAlss : Wander.
pool Mr. c Ii Huudlctt and lady; Lieut. W sherman Ssi
Miss c Van ige 5 EmmonS and son. : Wells. q Whit
hurth and - IN the steefuee.
Ia The Brig limo. from corct0wnMrS Wlllmo MIS-
NJ Gerard. Miss ) Spoouer Miss \ Spooner.
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The Glove Anodyne the be-; fan ;ootbache remedies y
Immediate ard IT. effects c,rns u'e lh"st 'e"'
touiilaclc or Jnin - the gums ~ one minute III
lSner,eice ias proved that THIS Anodyne comp'!tn WIZ
irc innn. and permanent relief after the i2luEe 81 every
other remedy pleasant to the a';c AM smell WI, no, In
nr Inc tech or Guns IN any way and few applications WI
rnilrrl; remove the PAIN and from decayc' no -
,hat i NAV be filed and rendered u.eul a,eycf W hcn w
plir proceed, from the face or from the gums hfo,inh %
npnf.n,ly ,uunj TN, application 'Yi gre ecy 7ei "
rubbing .ss dfoI o t Psr aiiseisG rs ~ oe and
ra hcinrtS and Druggists, 3I3 Broafwgy cor nDtfa IT,
iGInie Budn md 70 Fulton sfeet ana - l't i"'"nI
tp,
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Z : Z 7 I Z : :
~ ioSESS ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAR.

yr,IE r. blessed and woniosiUl remedy eve discovered
| H., tts ,.rt:in and permanent cure " ali
- " " I,srn ., and EruptorlS Ui the SKIN.
Finplc, Sult Rlvuin. Sc'iryY. ,. -,
p,b.S I'M amy Disagreement, but The pdbht ihu'' uv on
lEc.r guard against 800 - . .,.,,cpp,,,,rys
,,b otcnpt To counterfeit this valuable. AMI n ~ WONDER
waking e1r, blessed niuclc. Render be- MOI deceived "a
tr jues4 Italian Chemical. So1p. II ic> "i'ct son aOe,
- i Inch n If ,u ,isc H. 4. dangerous useless AK
",rtrulr,ly Tor ZONES Italian Chemical soap We 2sle.
warrant tile above be is real IuneS II also ID 'e h's'
'"' ''''' CAnnse, dirk or yellow skin
Ia healthy. lin. clcares'.
Many may think H. powers .crr let 'iich ~ t"c
has m hundreds Of cases cleared the skin ui ifcckls. mn
.,br1 rnnuay II can also bc con>ccuho.y ncoWneii-
c r Old nr rile,sorn, and sore heads FhyHcaiS can 10
rcI,rfef, 10 who use Il ,laly m Their Prncticc "a ~,
ut mind It ~ Jones' Soap hs done, aud SUI ciieS u,e
crr, ct II mo- where else this city bu, II t Ign OF %"
American Eagle y Chatham street. 1nd &$ GIoaimny 4.
ms phlla,e;nhin 2j k,nr = Charleston : g. G'h iAn'
cGsr Ia and Ms. iuyss. ~ Fulton street BfooSFn IL
. Iu
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DY ORDER OF Thomas Chit,cnden, First Judge of the

DY ORDER Of Thomas {. Chltic1d.n. FIST InH-e OF tIe
Count. Courts the County O Jefferson, notice Is hereby
ven that m attachment h ued against the estate OF LAR
YIN CHAPLIN NONRESIDENT debtor due proof rnide -
t md Fr-t d:- pursuant the directions othe statute
concerning Attachments acnYI- rlsc0nGinE c"ncrIigh aii
c- debtors, and that the VII be sold Tor me
r.yn, oths Cei. unless he. TIE ad Marvin Cnlpn; appear
and discharge sr attachment accotln. 10 law WITHIN ns
month. tom the publication Of tbs notice. ui hH ts
ra.uen, any ,leb duo him h. residents OF this stale am!
the delivery Inn TOR l> Of arg properly WITHIN t9,
Int 49, !. iijII.!N.
mf4j law9rn Attorney Tor Attaching Creditors.
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no RESTORE. BEAUTiFY AND DREs5
THE. HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH.
AND CURE DANUulfF. sc.
TRIAL UorTLES-TliREE sHiLLIN"s

vIHO THOSE who have used JosEs Coral HAIR REsToR
,ryE know excellent qualities; Ia those who have not
n shy that the fact Of selling three shilling bottles n
prove truth al statement anI that we are not riH "
pernns rYiig small qur1;y Of II rNi we wn'ri 10 l
, line following qualities Il will force the nlr t" gtpW on
nnv mart where Nature intended Hair o grow siop inns
oil cure Scuri ~ Dnndii md make S red or grey lilt
rruy dirk For dressing the Hair soft an .lKy nvhs cH
exceed hl,-t makes truly beautiful, aud kez> 60 II,
indeed the economical yet super1r article mae vi hs
IInlr Sol-price g. or shilling: boent The 1!gn oi H
American Eagle s. Chntlnm St. Newl OK ~ fm'9n-s.
Brooklyn Satest Boston; Ledger Buildings fmgae'
phia : a0l King ST.. Charleston. ;. Z. a. IN
HAYNES HAIR TONiC.-Every body prafe' JarSEs
j isiR IoSIC and for the best reason i the world Dius
IL the ONLY hope .hHt the bnldheadc can Snve OF hco
more rcgning the i flowing locks Of hair with when n,no
n,loe. iheIr heads YOUTH which II doc, Ia the nihso
OF MI vino use directed. Try At. all OF you VINO "''
more ar l,nu-,iner lni.. r. the very thng tor yop
pfcp1ed on!y by DR.. h. J,YNE No. ~ South Iinrd street.
Philadelphia. Price 81 per bottle. , ,,.n, ~ r,i
Sold winlcsac mad retail. By y. T. & u. SANDS ~ tui
ton>t. y53 Broaway and u last Broadway. nl@J in
4 SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT OF SAESAPARlLLa
~ NG.in extract containing TIE lite blood oil te I"o'.
uHinIrrd mercury mnenl. Persons who nic n,s
S,r.npn,ia should 81 cent package oi JON Is Lhi
DY which warranted - contain ounces OF The in.lgl
properties nihe root Sold the sign oi the American f1gf'
E,coEIyn n! I'm
,JNO DRESS THE HAIR bELiCIouSI.Y.-,Io make q
clean dark, SOFT. SILKY and beautiful 3shlng louie
of Jones Coral n.r Restorative, TINT "i mike 80 and Keep
i, 50 long tuc H. present condition Dud II 500
mt sign the American Eagle. 81 Chatham Seet ana 81
Broniray. y. Y: or ~ utonstrc.,. Br1okyn y: I'm
7
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DY ORDER Of nanl-l Pratt. Fist Judge ii

DY ORDER OF Danl-l Pratt, Fist Judge q
d Onondac County Courts aud Counsellor a, Law IN tie
>uprr1. Court Notice he!vhy gisrn mat IN sachnrt
Sr,tg of OHIO debtor. usd-s oo aIs 10 III,
Judge Sc pursuant the directions oi tr statute COZ
c-njuc attachments 4bsc0ndL-. CONCEALED ~ non
r.set t-bturs aaI tina; tive VIII BE- sold Tor the pay
and discharge attachment according 10 a'g. wIthn ninr
mcaihs first publication o tnis Noiice; sud ihet =
garment ri sy debts tn b. residents OF his slate
AID the l.liy &. 10 his Of pfui-ft; WINE
THIS ta h-ogsIas 90 him and the Transfer al any such po-
49, 2s lsii H.. SHELDON.
III Iawy,n Attorney Tor .ttiachia- Creditors.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, APRIL 25-2 P. NJ.
ICDrcH.

ships Vile de Lyon Robinson. Ma,anzns, ! Ewcll X Co
Colon. Smith Havana. Spoiiard, Iieston & TO.
Bars Nancy " Stevens. Stevens. No. Elwe * Co
BugS Peruvian. Watson. Cauemas, Ramona Zado: The
ms. Schute, North OF Europe, X Pepper, Macon, Lewis
Savannah X VI Dcmiil
Schrs Lexington Nass rhilaielpha Elwc x CO. John
Kendall Robinson. Matanzas. EIwe & 20: Edgar. Web
ler, philadelphia, y l. McCteady y Co Excel. peaTboum
pcicfSburch Va do
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.-'UPRENE CpCIT-ln the matter Of the ap2hcat2n
,tthe Mayor Aldermen und C0mmoanty 81 the ~ 9i New
York relative to openn. Thirteen street from the North to the
En-; River. IN aid Ci;y ..
Public notice hereby gwen TO all whom may concern
that petition y,l BE- presented to the honorable the Justices OF
the urTerc Cour Of Jlcaure Of the people OF the state o
Nc,. ors Capitol the tty o.. Albany. on the int
Tuesday Of June next nj the opening d the Puf On maj da
OF d. ICON thereafter counsel BE- heard by homl' Al
Emmett ADMINISTRATIVE &c seinE forth the ,'sili ti ana
caim Of the .aid petitioner 20 the >tyeni sums mere
inafter mentioned md heretofore estimated aud assessed by s
Commissioners Of estimate aud iehts IN the above emit
tied matter 10 unknown hy 81 the los G! daii
az, over and above the benefit and ad anHse Dy ire ofen
of rhr!eth street Aforesaid the O;s, plccs and parcels "
lnd numbered on the Map OF said COMMISSIONER emitted
Sian No showing tc properly affected BY opening hIftietf
street from the North 10 the East kGcr lied 10 the Once
III The Street Commissioner l'd City ulu"S nnnsly
1T numbered thirty ana sixty O the Of four hundred and
siyy dollars 10, numbered thirty three ami seventy five the
sum OF tire. hundred nn icysix dollHr lot numbered tr
md the oi three hundred ami seventy
dollars lot numbered forty three and one hundred and sA
and half the hundred and SIX dollars; lot nun
bere artyeyen aud half the .uin OF len dollar ard thai.
the preSentmer 81 said petition motion VIII h unde lr
rule or nHier ote aid Court directing William iiae clerk
G sad CONT the City OF New fork TO pay over to said pc
tcner his Attorney the Sad sums Of money wlch are now
paid INTO the said Court aud remaining IN possession OF sad
Clerk and the thereof any, for such other rule or
cicf IN the premises the said Court may meet and
prop.7.-Ds.ed Nev-York April 18th. 1871
ANTHONY L. ROBERTSON. .ittorney for Petitioner.
urIE ie,r-,v
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SECOND HOARD.
public Stock Exchange. April 80,


BIZ HiiEipS 4. R0ii,eS.
lo; Clinton avenue. BROOKLYN by al feet $3.50
BB Halliday ~ jenkins.
House and lot No stone street. house - feet 10y d. lot
- &C. 90 -. D.
Lot on uvenue I'D street. "a by 50 so
ln nhnlnInC 10
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JAMES :. AsPlNlV AL. ST Wiilrm.,,reet.
General cent for tins t'ry,
and hy o the principal retail druggists Newly OH and
TN, j, no, nes- medicine II , been known for year and
Is healing Influences have been FELT az thousands ~ t vicinity
wCc Il has b. sold. Bat G;urt has 1eiCc been mace
introduce the puhlc large 10y the pres. IL
has been left work Is WAY silently 10y
ic tr0aG cures II has affected The extent OF te, rn
the high and l,t reputation winch Il his thu. acquired
the pIopneiot by gentlemen ri ting reclca! profession a 9th
ers who have tired 1t row. fer the first time. advertised
the public journals IN order that rs priceless hene; may b.
made Known and eoyed more widely ny the Afflicted ''io are
suffering without knowletlce of ~ healing powers.
Colds Coughs Asthma Influenza; WhGopnS Cough Group
Worms cUorrhHre OF blood. and the whole cl1s,
diseases affecting the breast and lungs tending cOsm
and other kindred Diseases controlled by by
charm. These complaints I>iGou> character.
They commence with a slight cold. with tfin: T
inen winch. bel: At inst neglected, leads inflammation.
ara slowly advances step hy unul the constitution gives
way and the victim brought 70 the very verge OF the grave
No person who has regard Tor me inetia bic blessing nl
heai should De without this mild. pleasant SAFE ye, powerful
In this climate. where changes OF weather
sudden and , effects injurious II = Immensely important
4 timely has aye and Will thousands iFu Tire
pains plOtTnccd Illness beds lan:uishing
wasted frame, iebtael constitutions and even from death
ils,; TIE trltn sum mid ;or lt.!a OF ;h extraordinary
!ls often saved SUM- OF money which must have
been paid Tor medical attendance DUNG long course OF pain
iul S'ckGe>s.
With all their wonderful anI eicacous powers Dr. foUsE
SNNs GERMAN Cor6H DRoFs it from every ingredient
OF deil1t! dangerous nature. They purely
tab!e compound. uGd lie tGkcn with entire safety ~ MI
hs OF weather AMI under all circumstances. he Use OF lf
Invaluable eiciHe ms aSu caused scut Improvement tie
health ot persons cortuonaly feeble ass effect 10 mpart
tone and v:or the system. while instance weskans
the patient Ii mli. healing espertorsu and n; the
same :iis very gentle |; short the
Gheincss to the weakened frame and te desFondnr mind
III the sign OF triumph Sickness and pam t-fr most
oppressive forms THIS proved 10y the nial!5e testimony Of
thousands VINO eve tired be proved by all who choose
Ia Try IL frlcc - bottle of ounces MI lyinF
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OFFICE CRoTos AQrEpucT BoARD. }
1-.n A.,I l.l

ljtn April. l544.
NOTICE TO WATER TAkERS.-Vatcr takers
CURED to uitnn from the oi the street washers at
tlche 10 their er.e pipe tor the innisht ending M Apui
and PERIOD OF To b. careful IN
more than absolutely necessary and citizens generally
rre requested d tins department preventing the
sary waste If water from the hyflu the
oil bo:h ordinary and extraordinary tor tho cy Tor the
fourteen days M h. from The the reseryor the
water being shut OFT the whole line OF the alcuc
BILE tie englne2r- Aers JARVIS and HASTE make their
.-mi-nrnua n the INTERIOR with such repairs
may I've found necessary Sgtoned extract from ord
passed By the Common Council, which will Is; ngdy
enforced.
s. NJ person persons except the Mayor Aldermen.
ASSISTANTS ui the respective Wards, shall without previous
writing from the Cotton Agueuc; Boafd u,scTew
open rny hydn; belonging attached To the Cronn Aque
duet Works. erecting o. the extingushmet OF tires: except ~
case u fire ~ the neighbrhood shall leave said lire hydn,
open for longer than hall be limited N sud permission.
shall the other purpose tian he
toned SAID permission. under the penalty OF twenty-five
doiln5 for each offence.
BY order of The CIoton AIuenc Eou.d,
npl6 2w JAMES y. CtltFlN President
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WTIT.I.AI JDNFS7, sllcfl.
FREp'H T. VuLTEg. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New \ orA March q. l5il. nh2i la"bw

S,IIERlFFS SALE-By virtue of wit OF icr flcls
- directed md Delivered will expose 10 sale Monday, the
81 lay Of June next Z o'clock. NJ at the ycbc Of the
DIV fall of the city of New York all the right tile, and
trst Stephen Weeks which he bud on the 18th day Of
hprli 1895 or at any afterwards. whose hand, s9ever
The same may beA TINT certain lot piece parcel OF land
with buildings thereon: sune yns and beng IN the
Twelfth Ward city of New Fork, distinguished map
n sunlfy lots OF land belonging To- Samuel ZONES. E sad
Ward near inn innae by the number twelve Il ho,:uh
by lot number thirteen 49, sOu;hwcstey the lot
number eleven H. and nolwcsicty by lot number nGc -
n ar lni. belonging To A. Wyncoop The said lot number
twelve now intended To he conveyed containing IN breadth IN
front five feet. and on each se ninety eight
fee, and nine inches he the same more or iess.
Dated New ORR. .ipnl nth, leH 80, ,,,.,.. @,
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z4. FOR SAIEA Farm of12i ncres pleasantly situated
~ in healthy location South BrunswlcS. y j. near
the New York aud phlluIgipla ;ul:ad. = mic; from
New York Abn't 20 acres rem ns 't OF cultivation
peach orchards. timber land; otr
horse barn shop and other oubudinss. good mud con
ysuen with good water pnmp nee the door Also me SOCK
crnS n1 farming utensils Anon: the LOCK Durham
and ers Of the Inst pei.rees The Farming utensils NE
.o ana sufficient m improved system vi ocHcGtG:e-
i' LIZ I'm. T. i. SMITH 81 Iibertys
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pcep,p,r1oys FOR SINGING A SoSG.-The af-
fec,ed hesitation frequently cvlnced IN society
when Young lady is asked TO sing-the severe
cold which is so often the excuse. and the pecu-
liar preliminarcs OF getting seated at the !nstu
nent are happily hit oil in the following extract,
which, if any should recognize IN IT, the deseriP-
ton Of their own airs on such occasions, we
hope they will make from it the necessary IN
prorement:
The young lady, on being led to the piano, first
throws timd glance round the room-os'cnsibIy
| to cvincc gentle confuslon-ln reality 10 see
who is looking at her. She then observes to the
mistress of the house, That she Is not IN very
good voice, having slight cold, winch she con-
firms by faint sound, something between assign,
smile, and single knock cough The hostess
! replies " Oh, but you always sing so delightful
y' The young lady answers, -" that she is Ger
| tain she cannot this evening" to strengthen
which opinion, she makes some young gentleman
exceedingly Joyous by giving him her bouquet to
hold and, drawing off her gloves in the most
approved STYLE tucks them behind one OF the
candlcs,icks. together with her lilmy handker-
chief, In such a fashion. that its deep laced bor
der or embroidered name, may be seen TO the
best advantage. The topof,hc piano. which had
been opened for the quadrllles, is then shut down
by an active gentleman. who pinches his fingers
in the attempt; the musicians form "a series OF
dissolving views, and disappear no one knows
where, nor ever Will! and the young lady taxes
her place at the piano. AS she plays the chords
of the KEY she is about luxuriatc in, every body
is not perfectly SILENT So she finds the Inlscstool
is too high. or too low, or something of the kind
and the pedals appear exceedingly difficult to be
found. At length every thing being still, she
plays the symphony again, and then smiling at
the hostess, and saying, "that she is certain she
shall! break down." brings out the opening note Of
rcci,ativc, which makes the drops Of the chan
dccr vibratc again, and silcnces couple who
arc whispering all sorts of nolhings on talkativc
lady in the back drawing ROOM"
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which the imagination fears to open. One thing
is plain for all men Of common sense and com
mon conscience, tina. here, here in America. is
the home Of man. After all the deductions which
arc to be made for our pitiiu and most unworthy
politics, which stake every gravest national ques-
ton on the silly die, whether James or whether
Jonathan shall sit in the chair and hold the purse,
after all the deduction is made ourfrvo!itics and
insani,es, there still remains an organic simplicity
and liberty, which, when it loses It's balance re-
dresses itself presently, which offers opportunity
10 the human mind not known in any other re-
zion. !Conc!udcd To morrow.