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ruELisHED WEEKLY
~ DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE potIhEs YEAR, OR TWO roLLAEs
yIsTr CENTS ~ RAID IN AIvAECE.
Those who do not give notice OF their wish
10 have their apcr dis, ouiin cd al TIC rNrua'
iicn 81 the year, will be- presumed 81 ics"re
lis ontin, an, & until Cubftrmant.d - anG 10
paper will TO dis.onlinutd until all arr'aT"cs
arc pard. nntss ii he option - The 'rhtnhtT'
Advertisements rot .kcr, dirg sisit'n 'mts'
anc dn'iar Tor tie lirsi. ard ~ "nf,.f" 'c's
Tor each snhs.qneni insei'iru; longer on's ~
proportion ouri advertiser, rts ,w'niy i've
perecnt hiahcr. A Ledn iion al 3S5 per ctp''
Sil' be mcJo 10 advertisers by ,hcyt;r. So
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Petersburg Market.


WE EEe nuW Healy g Ihe sEEaag araAs, kAE-
~ nc Escritad suT ssork. - pasrAa.rd n
Go 0felF SIN n P0zn. n EAe kesl narkrs a.
a shr kDakaf baszlk pyioz. We have On kMnA
! ssry hessy nssuss.ncuf u essy ding aesiEslAe
IN nc DEng bazinraA. Al ~ ran HEsr ara
LsrT.
We srsgecsiaIly aulris . raH from or e.
FnenaS. ana ths Fxlltc ernrFslls. assuring lhen.
tat ~ are FseFsErd . aarr them gEcaaeE inAncs-
n<nls sllan sssS r. cak. = oa IL usns cEedii
. pzarfnsl casamer<
BeloM Nc ennmeEslr kx e 0E leading ara.
c.. en- u srkiek. fagslkev trifk ercgy fkfag ~
"A. xr lrerrumf d K effks BEST QUALITY,
ana AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT PAIL
m f.FN'Es 2nsrFSPaG-TFOE
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ii IS
Liniment and Elixer,
FOR RHEUMATISM.

HE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
use of this preparation gives to the sufferer is
almost beyond belief. Its penetrating Towers. are
very great, so much so, that the worst csecs have
teen entirely cured in two or three days. Pcrsors
troubled with this conn ain, have only to use these
preparations ACCORDING to directions the EIixer in.
wardly' and the Linmcnt applied outwardly, and
a cure Is effected almost before they have locked
Tor any good results to follow the application.
s!ute number Of persons in the city and state of
New York, who have been cured by the use Of
these preparations, have given large Gums 70 dc
Prcrrie'ors to be applied to tie giving Of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with.
out number, are pouring in every day or two. II
IS useless to say, that this srticle has also been
counterfeied, and the public are cautioned against
buying any that has not the signature Of Comstock
& Go. upon each bottle.
Sold, Wholesale, by Comstock & Co. q Corr.
landt street, New York; ard by d. Heart, Hills.
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and ]. n r..
Sloan, Greensboro;gh.
April 5. n
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WORMS! WoRMs!!

IL oLMSTOCK's vERMIFUGE for the GER
= tain destruction of Worms. This much &C.
LIBERATED article is now for sale in this place by D..
Heant The numerous lives that have been saw
cd by this article, is sufficient guarantee TINT
every mother should keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late by GER
tam other preparations got up in imitation Of this
They must consider il great blessing that they
nave now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain TO destroy any guam.
NY Of worms child may have. II is useless 10
accompany this with any Certificate the article is
well known without. ..+@
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
iahd street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
Soroug,l, W. James Young, Oxford, and j. & r.
Sloan, Grecnsboroush. = -.
April ., " 20
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN.
ORANGE coUNTr.
In EqEiiy-Marrh Term. less

In EqEiiy-Marrh Tenn. Is4s.
Ralisa = Raiirrsau. end ssl.r,.
against
I1oaaGs D. Fsfieson, end ssl,,
4 \ tins go. i appeadas % he ,,,;.s..,;..
= The Coars hat de defendants. TAomss d y.
tezsOn md James Paticrs0n, Eor IL - 80. I-
arc nos inhaiiisnis q this SLATE: Il ! o.I-,s
pasl,ea,,on g n'a.ie foI sir wests IN a. R;nA-
rough RooosdeE for said delsrdanss. IT,. =
Patterson and James Patterson, for 4. -. ?.
tstisesl 10 aFIaar en o. before he p,r, - !,
this Court. 10 he hrid Cor Orange eOup,, !. \, =
eouFi-hons IN Hillsh0roogh, On he s,sa,a : - 80
day Of ssPsemtsr neat. and p.ssI sas~sS = 500 =
pro eoniesso. and 81 down GO hesrip. ;, .sh
as 20 them. ~ TIE
Given under my hand. al oli;ee. IN IyalI.
rough. the Second Monday Of March. Is4s
JAMES WEBB, CIV
Pice ads. - 50.
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THIS really valuable prepantiCn. which has
Il cured hundreds Of persons, who used il &C.
cOrding to directions Is now for sale in this place.
II has been known TO cure persons who have been
deaf for years, making thcir sense Of hearing -
good ss il cvei was, giving entire satisfaction TO
The user. There hsye been number Of articles
got up to initiate Ills and the PrCpetos must eau
ton the public against buying any that has mol
got their signature on. comslock q Co, Ny
Sold, wholesale, by cOmstoek x Co, 81 Con.
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart. Hills.
borough. Dr. James Young, oHiord, end J. & r.
Sloan, GrecnsbOrough.
April 2. 10
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no Saddlers, &c.

WTSF EzoeiEE1 e. zssaEtl.z1i q $50 NaEaN
ID IIoEsaSaE, MeAAinE, Hsmnm Ma1nGag, &C.
Ac-
The ~ ~ fn9 n. Wia4Fis Balz@ Il MA
Ca,esEF ! seEy xalasAAe MaAirins 81 1hr Iea-
sunse,oa ana sl 6so1zes Il II iungx ana hEes.
ssn5 and So hose 81 zake . niai--ii -
hsAP yos-
As0 On had scnrral azs1xsmrni e GOODS
n q kinds ussally keps IN oo0nsg sa0snk Gre
~ cal
Z. MURRAY & 60.
PsAruary g. e5-noq
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The Danyilic Reporter,
FOR SALE

THE Editor Of the Danville Reporter. being
- prevented BY csher engagements from giving
his personal attention TO the psrcr offers for sale
the entire establishment, including three Presses,
the Type. and every necessary fixture.
In the hands Of an individual who would exact
Promp, payment Cor services rendered, the Office
might be made profitable; the Advertising and Job
work being more than sufficient to pay every ne
cessary expense, including interest on the pur-
chase money.
To any responsible individual making carly ap-
plcation, a good bargain will be offered.
Danyille, Va, February Z. Ca
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Sick Head ache Remedy,
A SURE CURE.

A SURE CURE!!
X. SPOIIN's Headache Remedy, is allowed
~ TO be the only preparation that will efIcc,u-
ally cure that worst Of all complaints. Persons
using this article will never have the sick head
ache. II people had rather give fifty cents or
dollar, to be entirely cured, than to he laid mp for
two or three days, they can do so by buying
bottle of this Remedy.
For sale by ID. Heart, Hillsborough.
DR.. James Young, Oxford.
j. IL. X. Sloan, Greensboro.
February II. CO.
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SHEEP IN Quo 1t is computed that
the capital invested in sheep husbandry is
sig QUO 000-ihe number of sheen in
1874 veing 3.O0o,OaO. requiring 600, 600
acres Of land for their support.
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Stray FiIleys.
Strayed,

SR0M the subscriber, OH the 18th Of April. a
H. light Bay FILLEr, three years old, with black
main and tail, three white feet, and has small
star in her face. She has been worked, and has
the mark of the collar OH the righ, shoulder. A
reasonable reward will be given for her delivery 10
the subscriber, living at Jos. Barlow's saw mill.
near the Little River Meeting house; and any in
formation respecting her will be thankfully receiy-
cd.
WILLIAM ]. CLARK.
April 30. 75-3w
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WORKING FoR A I.IyING.-The f,llaw-
ing EXCEL. ~ a't'rle "a tie " OiTrr ng. g
edited by the Factory GIrIs Of Lowell.
bresihes III. ,ighi spuii:
Whence oiigrna'ed The idea that il
was deiogaory 10 lad, s d,guuy. or =
blu, upon female character. to ish"ur; and
Tho VAS The f's tosay, 81. eringly, oh,
she works for a livIrg!' Surely, Ell, h
ideas and Expressions ough, 70, 10 grow
on reruhl C. n sol! The line has been
when ladies' o the fire, rank sete scrus-
toned 10 busy thfm.tl'es in ininesuc en-.
pioymtLt. llnmer tell. IL. Of prime. sse.
who U.ed 10 draw water from ,he sp,iurs,
and wssh Nth ,hpu own hands Tie fiu 81
e the linen "f their rep. I'VE fam,htS.
Tie famous l.uctets used IL sp,n ~ tie
mIds. Of her attendants; and the wife Of
Uissses. after the 81 &c oi Troy, emrIo, ell
terseli W. aV,uR unhl htr husband Z, turn.
I'd from 1.-The -
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Inns Balm Of China

- hyuasL kEsEs Blks, ca Cls
80 FlkA
"A NEkt x1laall< rseV4a6ss -, a.
"A y 70 = los a .. heasft n g -. :,
inEse6lznis sc - weH M1zpasa - -. - -
cuas. ca Sesrs. &e. Ehma IL rgs,s !. - a
o. n.sai a!slsrslon 81 s1iEcs 81 n -
ID lraef = alna@s any Ind q pin. Thes5
i ca nsA sPfaesiais this asls. - tlev - -
NaEfh q rheu nenry I'm simcs sser.
So. Nhsle3ie, u conzaork a q. a =
lsa.h slsest. Aew Nesk; snd y d. To-, -
eossaga: u. lanes Yeas. OzEnd, an 4 AZ. 4 :
February n.
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Books !! Books!!

lie subscriber hss us, rereiycd, and will
Keep constantly on hand, large SUNNY NJ
the Books published by the Presbyterian
Board of Publication"
These hooks are strictly OF q religions and
moril ebara ter, and vii! be sold al the Iowes,
Philadelphia prices ~ i
LEMUEL LYNCH, agent. "
Oct. IS. .... :..rs .... - AZ
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THE ROBINS NEST.

n KHAN eAANER.
bess3sa Exan nAOse EnFsa hse@a
Revealed he shinsAg sana blow,
A szaFis rssia ~, 81 nasi
siss Eai.s1 - hrr young . grew.
lieE EricS sOng vas Ohea hoard
A. h0arwzE1 . ktr hsood shs ssE.
And uhra lie rOsy aayEshi sairEO1.
Ter Elesse 6licd ne welkin kre.
AFssklss loy : ass ssfssd
Tie ness. AM made lie Fsize his own
And when the mother homrNsna bird.
rTwss bit 20 find hcreif alone.
Twas Pi'ifci g sc Der gEisL
AMI listen 70 her mOumhl cEys-
Slae songhi in xsin - End rcLsf.
AM f5slei Up her wings % dc.
ImaIksl Ia; 10y. lie grew apaoe.
Any was a las' II years nm
re, csT eovslea with disgrace
Tbs, followed soae discovered PIN.
IWa,chod Linn with a curious eye,
Expccting sone sd Etc to sOe: G..
Isx il as be passed 10 die,
Awae:sh upOR the g-llows tree.
Al sinner hcai The lcson tarehts--
HIS, thou n, spailel robins nesil
Hath no, thy reckless act been fraughs
With anguish 70 uAOthcTis bTeas,l
G1l help tase. %: ! know no dsei
So n-Tciiess - thine has bcen,
Aad much I fear thy heart must bleed
fOsy,r Elr Thy dreadful sin.
Oh! Il thc.e he doom more dread
Than Others on the ieJgmeni day,
Il sure must bs for him Nho led
4 pure and loyins giri sstray.
Tiers may he pardon for tho kRavc,
And mercy far the wretch who stole;
But Heaven. fear me, Eeier forgase
The murder Of human soul!
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New Store
list OPENED.

THE suA~xHiAxEs izacna kergssnE canssanEy 80
n had 4 dor New Szlsr. co - ~ CeGrs
HsaSr, lsrsr ~ ~
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Balm of Columbia,
July
FOR THE HAIR.

EoN Il.s HAlh.
RALDNEsS cured, certainly and eifectually.
AS The reputation of an article il established,
not by extensive advertising and putting, but by
Its known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
Of the Projectors Of the L" Balm of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have endcayored to give to the Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and sa,isf.
ed. 1t is well known to those who use this pre-
paration, that it keeps the hair from falling out.
restores it on bald places in wonderful degrrc |;
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and,
what is of equal interest, keeps it entirely free
from dandruff; in fact, continued use of il pre-
vents entirely an accumulation of dandruff. This
old established remedy for badness, is now for
sale in this place by ID. Heart of when the &C.
nuine only can be had. And by DIR. James
Young, Oxford, and J. & X. Sloan, Greensbo-
rough. Sold, wholesale, by Comsteck & Co, 81
Cortlandt street, N. Y.
April 8. IL
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ct ER'S PILLS.
LET NONE DESpAJR

fttilE>E Pills have Ionr been known ant
- appreciated Tor their rxrrsordInaiy .nd
Inmcdist" powers ci restoring perfect h,.llh
o persons suffering under nearly .r,ry hind
nf disease which tie human frame is liahir
THY are particularly rrt onInru,icd to alt
those persons WHO are afflicted Alb any Mud
of chronic or lingering comp plant as there 10 90
mrdi,ine Il, fare the pnbIr whnh has so ma
'uraI aud happy an fret upon the system 10
curccIin. the stomach and Us e. nd TO the f.,
nation ofheaiioy ch,ie, anu thereby puffy
ing the blood.
They are acknowledged by tie hundreds and
thousands who or" using them 10 be not OIL,
the most mud aud pleasant IN their operation
but the mos; perfectly innocent, safe aud ef
6cient medicine ever III :rd 10 the public
Those who "nce make trial Of those pilrs
never ai'erward fell willing I" be WITHIN,
them which is sufficient proof Of their good
qualities.
For sale al this Office.
July "a
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aRlRlmibsdl he snmall.iaR. kba Ill 81
Iesfh he hight - hss sab,iian Il j.
.nal ahoss ~ha hsEr uhsl j. e.sl a l.hrF-
4 rdara a u N are lhe no { ssa "a mea
: lle Mold. and uhs s;one ssn arrnpy
.salaaas a Iru.t !. a haRar. "a he roa-
nary The @osl nlerird nfn 10 aus eaualrF
helrng 4, he rl.s. Who sereirsd IN II ID
nrasisn ~ he wnlk braeh. The ,lungh.
ne press. sni lie snsil. Who are ne
mNs' plomlRsHt &c rus rangrsssiahsl aaa
l.e'.l-ISe halls. in he pelpla ., q he hsls
Thoss Who we're rEsGl.d in roEerIy. sEd
.Esnghl Ihrir uay Ihrnagh mufa sUHaw
aad Eihulailos - b. mel viii hsri ruhs
an s,fry slde--ahn ueEe sssps.ed. aud
frprearisd. snd snassrd - b. Ihr proud
and lhs rifh P.,or srd frisndlsss youhR
men. ha you etsr Eel Discourage! DO
sou SON. ia Is sink aIhs ear d ia despsiIl
SDdrr not lie lnd.lssEre AZ those fel-
ings, but rrn. snur snsEEy. hT psTEsine
lhe h,s,orns md !, loving IN the toclsFps
81 lhsse VITO Iasr gore hrf..Es 90. You
have not more 10 cent nd Nth lhan nlh-
s,s, aud Ihs PhssP-rI - br'sh' sad GOT
Gus IN hi Ear de ant lu,u;e. Il"ps as
and Psiser@Ie.
A lev year. a." I.nfheI Severance. snd
James H.'Per. s're tnng'ng sa'.r b,
'hr pail inil 10 wash - p il rnnlirg : T.
lice; Ihty usIe snosksd sboui hrre AID
there snd .euldrd By tie other boys. BnI
hey did tot st dam and weep. and de-
clare IEsy s".ld IuR away item tie 9
m,ster'. M. lhsy sIuck 10 their trade.
ysst af,sr ye.r, i'il hey became Of ses.
Nh.r. are q eE Las! S-stT.sre ~ "a
Congress. am ilarpeI j. Il The head III n c
largest publishing 's'.hishn'snI t. Amer
ia, and - a. .tetn,ly ,leeted Mayer ii 'hs
riiV oi Nsw York By large msjanIy. 5"
much Tor energy aad industry.
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Joseph Bans pare, tie younger, Ra.
man Prmre. b, the tile Of Prince Mu.i.
grand. eldest grandson &c Jo,cph D"na-
pate. call. d t'ouI I al SuTsIl:iers. So long
an 'nhshtant IL this c " aud New JrTsey,
arrived three da,s,g" and mnk p1s.' ssh n
Of the rye msn,iOu aud d"asn called
PuI.t 5rrz mar Bore, niaan &c. isrd
20 him hy hi srandf, liner. lie cine
PASSENGER ifoH ! a., on h"sIIi n Swedi.h
shy. a d arrived % New York alter
ssssniy-tt r d-ys pa.ssg'. Th,s yourg
ge'tiemsn wa. barn "a Pnh's lphi4. He
= tie I'll ir>i ION al Ga Les B0nspa,te.
II 'man Pri c., by lie Il le OF P.inre Of
taniuo. itheTiI,d from It's i.iher. Lurien
B1uai ate. Charles. the PiBrs at c =
u ~, married Joserh's eld,s daughter.
ferrs,d", some tine resident II Phil. del
phia, wh,Te lh,ir Id 4 .,.n was torn.
Who comes nov, just Iwenly-one wears
Of age, 10 IKE pns.tssion &c The patterned
Amrric.n IIne.t AL. The numer"us
Trends of his murh-rsl ecI+d grshdfslher
will wish that he may succeed by some
SINH az department io render himself as
welcome wheie We believe he means "a
reside. L. s. Gazette.
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- H'.i@s g. J = = c. O. ssr,.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-31
posr OFFICE DESIGNATIONS.

We noticed some ten days ago, that great num-
Der of the country postmasters particularly those IN
the West had resigned in consequences of the ppres-
sive diminution Of their emoluments under the new
law, and that designations daily pouring in.
On recent visit to the department, were gratfed
to learn that there had been very considerable falling
oin the number Of Withdrawals from the service and
that the inconvenience apprehended from the anci-
paed general resignation at the small Offices will not
be so serious we had imagined. The order of the
Postmaster General, which was published in the
"Union," allowing posmasters for the current year
the same compensation they received during the
responding quarter of last year. has checked the dis
position to resign, which was generally manifested
few weeks ago; the only curtailment Of compensa-
ton, now being the loss of the franking privilege.
We were pleased with the tone of the following
letter. (of which had liberty to take copy,) adj
dressed by the Auditor of the Post Office Depart
ment TO "a postmaster in the State of Ohio and be-
leving that its sensible ahd appropriate suggestions
would have proper influence upon such postnias-
tiers are yet undetermined in relation TO their
tinuance in Office, commend it to their notice and
consideration.
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From the Norwich icOfu.J Republic,
ELECTIONS.

During the coming month, number Of importan,
State elections take place. involving the choice of Al
representatives, and Tin Tennessee) one senator in
Congress. They are as follows:
North Carolina, August s-legisature and nine
members Of Congress.
Tennessee, August 7--governor, Legislature, and
eleven members Of Congress.
Kentucky, August 4-legislaturc and ten mem
bcrs of Congress.
Indiana, August 4-legislature and ten members
of Congress-
Alabama, August Legislature and seven mem
bers Of Congress,
illinois, August Legislature,
Missouri; August 4-legslatures
These will complete the electiopsN for the 29tf
Congress in all the States except Mai bland, (nlne,
which votes in October, and Mississippi, Qour,) In
November TheS States Of Maine, New Hampshire
and Massachusetts have one member each TO elect
to supply vacancies in their delegations.
We shall very soon, therefore, be involved once
more in all the excitement and noise of potca
warfare The, returns from these various States
will be looked for with interest The character o
the next House of Representatives is already set
tied beyond doubt, but il will be matter of con
graduation if the principles of democracy shall b'
enabled TO triumph in the local policy of such States
as North Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Es
pecial interest is felt in the result of the TENNESSEE
election, and the hope is confidently INDUCED that
the State of "Young Hickory" will come noby ur
to the support of her honored SON.
As regards our own State election, we have not be
gun to think Of that yet; but when the proper tint
arrives it is to be hoped that such counscls, accom-
paaied by such action, may prevail as shall be IN
strumenta in placing Connecticut once more on thu
good old democratic platform. Whigery has reignet
long enough.
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Roman bard-ambo anin,ss, ambo insigmes, preaan.
tib,s armis Both mindful OF honor, both triumph
ant in battle And we breathe an earnest prayer I'd
Heaven, that glory may ever hold in her precious
trust the kindred excellences ofthe mighty two.
These general remarks are submitted, with all
due respect, to the English nation. We have no
desire to measure weapons with her. We know
her power-we know our own interests but we
trust we know our rights. No one would more re-
joce that the important question pending between
The two countries should be satisfactorily settled
But, we repeat over and over again,--let have
peace. We are satisfied that the best interests of
both countries require peace, but it must be an
honorable peace. The people of this country will
be satisfied with no other.
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PLY, does il often appear on the arena, where mis-
nomered statesmen struggle rather for personal ad-
vancement than their counuy's good; but II lives
with those who, in honest toll, are too independent
to be bought or in honest competenco, too content
TO desire the doubtful distinctions Of popular favor.
tbs nurtured by the lessons Of holy religion II Is
breaihcd IN the prayer Of Gods true worshippers.
Il deberates around the domestic hearth, where the
father thinks Of the posterity who TO live after
MN; IN the philosophic retirement of the man OF
eiters IN the workshop, where the freeman feels
proud OF his sweat; and in the cultured field from
which the farmer knows that his bread is sure by
the bounty of Heaven. Il is felt 10 the practice of
common duties, the example of daily virtues, and
the results OF observant experience. 1t is like oil
on the waves Of noisy strife. The man in mower
trembles as he hears It's STILL small voice. the secret
couspraior finds its clear eye upon him. and auails
beneath the searching scrutiny and like the angel
of Israel, il meets the demagoguc on his way TO
curse the land which God has blessed, and, if he be
not turned back, ii alarms and orewnrns the beast
on which he rides.
alt may be said that the party Of the honest and
intelligent is small-far smaller than, with my re-
spect for my country, believe 1t TO be; but, If it
be- it has still the controlling voice, from the dvis
ions of the rest. Each disastrous experiment
teaches them new prudence--each wel-sustained
trial, new courage. They have not looked for inn
mediate perfection and, therefore, willing yet to
learn. They are the men who hold the country to-
gethcr, and their influence is the salt which saves
the mass from utter corruption. look upward,
above the dust which is raised by scuflling part-
sans to the throne Of our fathers God; look back
ward on all the threatening events through which he
has brought US, and ! can commit my country to
the care Of Him who "maketh even the wrath Of
man 10 praise him." and believe that it is safe
Under Prop;dcnee rely 10Th an Snshaken faith on
the intelligent ,cW Of lie .9meriean people. If my
faith be delusion, may 1t 60 with me TO my grave!
When ts warrant proves false, could pray God, if
II he IN IN LET m die. the BRIGHTEST hone
that ever dawned on political freedom shall have
been lost III dafkness-the fairest column ever reared
by the hands Of men east down, and the beacon
light of the world gone out"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-31
HArrl-we have received file of Port RePub

HAYrr-We have received file of Port Repub-
lican papers to the 18th inst. ;.
They represent the success Of the Haytien troops
against the Domnicans in glowing colors. The for
mer had taken Taxavop, and were marching upon
ST. Iago and Port-au-Platte. They had triumphed
over the flower of the party Of the cast-the sol
ders who conquered the French at Paio Hncado
the 9TH November, 1903.
On the llth instant, the Counsellor of State, Noe
Piron, died at the advanced age of IS.
FRoM PoRr-Au-PL ATTE--We learn from Captain
Doves, Of the brig September, fourteen days from
Platte, that all was quiet when he left. Mr.
Hogan, the American envoy, was to take passage
in the brig Huntress next day for New York.
IN " Journal Of Commerce.