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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-03
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-03

We trust the prominent c0icid services of Mr..
Dillingham;, as representative in Congress of the
people of this District, will not be oyerlooked.-
They sum up thus
One speech in favor of violating the law requlr-
ing members of Congress to be elected by the PEG.
pie by districts;
No speeches in defence of the Protective sys.
TEN, or of the woo-growers, farmers, aborers, and
manufacturers of Vermont;
Five votes with the locofocos on the Tariff at
the last session, and five votes with the Wings 4;
being equal Tie balance in his favor is OF course
,,Oihing!
A gote at the present session against dstrbu-
ting the Adj instalmept Of the surplus revenue &C
cording to law;
And one speech and a vote in favor Of the thrice
condemned Sub-Treasury scheme.
GJ~Thnnks to Messrs. Upham, Dillingham; and
Foot for & Congressional documents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-03

GJ@Thnnks to Messrs. Upham, Dillingham; and
Foot for Congressional documents,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-10-17
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modes, mad r,esas t-r'y rra,tg yneu,
l.l, NJ. ..l.. a...-.a .a.a.-r r... ,f. a...'
,o,.,E,- s,o,es .r ..-------- street. ard .l.,....
tia, gentleman 1873. eaazaad a..afaa,,..
rrc,or s.,u.a aside near the door gaW ua
s#a.03 be a; leisure. The as-.se.a.s aam
u.so occa"ee "dH customers whose a'.-'
oa- appearance -"a"e. .a#m'o 0e.a"1 '7 ...
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70 tc"a'n ..E SOME '"e s.aa3.h4 '"e5e ae
ipfnsa eo1.a oa a..a'aea ''' } "' -."....
wen. WHO "'s lI'e' noble .'...'2 Hei-.',
win o r."''h'.'y g.+s..e1 a'4rs+'. -a' <
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keep ms I"' a I'" Gays aal let NE 1-'
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tones attracted lha cars o. CaI. McIleory
tie gentleman who was present: uud o.
turned to observe her face, and hear ID
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-10-17


The young gul vas about Go spcal, ngurr
i bot, as # not knowing What further afgI
i. menl 10 urge, besialed, anI turned s'oVl
ID away, when she cAeehed herself, and aga,
spoke to HIN
Sir" said she, IN a low, thrilling v-ic
t, cf earnest en'rratt, "my mother Is Isle.
/, very ~, and oar rent IS due al tscNc o'c'ocl
z 3 day, and lie persons 0e ssm !of hlsn-
Disappointed as IN our pay, have uc otaar
resource but this o.. Sir. u,,l sou '1kt
his clasp, ouly for les days, aud | w0.
lien rrpay yau2'
tr D,oochatd fe', that Col Ncilcary'
eges we're upon him. a1,aI go answer, sao
as he wished him TO thuk tlm mau p
bus ness (Which meant ia h.s notion q wur
without hrar') lie answered prawp.iy and
.lcIly, " No DO yen tblah ve ara simple
tons here TO thro~ aa.y money aalbis oag.
II sou have nothing more Go sly, O.s.a
, stand aside for customers. " eli, colonel.
hat do you lhlukol ibesa watches lat
est wporallou-.u lsacacb. aUa aHtr8
ted N al points. 81. sell yul lbo oae
yen have just laid 3aan .oi o.s auud.gd
aai une,y.Gyo dollars.
The gentleman, however. was u5, heed
lag BON, but tie ~ the yalug 1lr. 81 ham
be sln leave the csJuier aHd sfha heavy,
dropping step approach sae door. llsr
ace had struck h,m af.'s sweet a,,' eea
iovclaess, and her maaas.y bad Iat btn4 90
IRE, Stable cbafp. tBs bas plea a. poverty.
md Ter eloquent appeal 81 ibe Goa. l,u1n.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-10-17

on rue run
Per Ir l.. Catk
stxar uu, Jaly /. 1919.
j.. Uosr Esq, Albany
DEAN SrR.-Iie enclosed YOU will send
by the fret boat. after reading it. &c.
.prg yep Is Yrssfs. Yas see how
bolJ'y sc come ent. havs del horerel
leg, before | yeaiprrd i,-G1l. gs rs mar.
Of nv {" budget Of views and means" lave
al lai rih concluded n rnn The hazard.
Irtbg sgecig for SchtggIar's rale could lq
chained Won could scrd il by the hcafer.
SagI th, papeta on Saturday, Tell ma
vhat Won tb,nk grwy tapatfn.
Yours trp,y + +. BUTLER.
p---.,.-, -.c.-.l,.
',''.'e''' 80, .',''.'.'7'0' 1'.'','
, ~ ''o ,''5'1''s 80 % " POI " "'5
- ''' '''1-''' 0,''
"'.' w ''l' "'' > - "-7 Us '''''"'
f'''' ''s snug '-''. 1 '"ifs' jug = '7''.l
Tie following com rumeduou on the sub
Jet Of the BOOK lu tAa- place suy be relied
upon Us coming from au ,Ie.d! source.
T.r H.. Y,,,a,
,,...s,,,,.l..--.,, ,.,, ,..,or,,, p.,,.r-
"e tN'l'eH''h' ~ :. $50" 70 .i'H P'PeT
'i ''- washington q. a ''aft'n DUNK o.
Llhn'hA 70 s1os'3'' ."t'ai'' u may u'' 10
'.'.hel 10 Request 'H1 i''t".'oo OF 'le pup
l1 loa'a" rteEilsa' P.t"i-, connected wan
'h9 operation ora e"afue''f OIL 'hu' ins'l'u'
'''"' DO sl'+'" g"" sNp'c''u su'P-"'
SOB Oh pay uieut 81 'Ht i'1H"a-e "h'h' 'o'
ge'heF Win a'"ef ea-s % produced, very
ua'ura.Iy, strong suspicious Oh me soi'e"cy
OF me washington ara warren baNh,
which were greatly increased ~ me mai'-
el"l'aess' pr, aa'i's goa siaDaefoo' reports
oil parsons "ho REGARDED ,t' s"ce'Ss "l'h
jealousy and haired Inc consequence
vas me rop'a anJ 'eN1'ioas return o. ''s
notes, accompanied win 9emahds Tor spe-
c'e' or tor sneh uahH PaPet rs II lGINaieH'
'..'.''' "f' hath''' ''fes'."E 'l's re-
SUM- an' Ie't'.s .""' me 'l"A H''2n' ho'
ye one 20 ""bs.a"1 '''7 tr" $''ehf al
."..-" ''t'' ~ Fl. A..''"1'e success very
.'.'l 1.'''' '', t''''' 10 MS a'y ~ 70
.'.''' '.l' 70" ,5 ' 's'5's =" 1'l d" a'''"
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-10-17

Gel K. " Co.tan, Me,'snlmr, n c.
Tlas ~ Harris. MAJ Greer. n G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-10-17

BLANK HARRAN7'9 for sale at this
OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
AFACTFoR Observation-Disclosures

AFACTFOR Observation-Disclosures
ABOUT.-Thc Providence Or. ~ Gazette
mentions the iollowinge xtraordinary facts, and
vouches for their truth:
"a colored woman in The town of Bristol. in
tins state, was, on Friday week, delivered of
a black child, and on the Sunday following of
a white one. The first was as black as mid
night, we are told-the latter as white as chill
drcn OF white parents usually are. The chill
dren have been seen by nearly the whole town
.ol Bristol, and the facts, as we state them. are
attested by all, and correlated by Dfs. Holmes
* Briggs, who attended upon the woman on
both occasions of childbirth. We will leave
II with old Solomon himself to say. if there i
not something new under the sun. We would
be glad to state that the parents of the children
were respectable, but the fact that the mother
IS yet unmarried, would render such testimony
OF doubtful effect"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

The Albany Argus, aiming 1--WE sunpose, 70
be very complimentary to the West. saws.
While the South have received the news of
Tins union with lively feelings of JOY, the North
with a steady soberness, and the East with a
calculation OF the future commercial and man
featuring advantages of annexing so vast and
fertile a dominion as Texas, the West seems IN
break out IN the very madness of Joy!
Very little of that sort of madness has bro
ken out in this part Of the world. If any of if
should break out we mean to have it caught
and taken to the lunatic asylum.
Louis. Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & NURsER1
Ole PARSONS & co

FLUSHING. NEAR NV YORK.
IHNHE Prnpr,tprs desire 10 call attention io hi.
= eHicts'Yc establishment. which il nny nr,b
'h'v NE largest ~ The Unron, covering nm area NJ
ne'fly 90 acres. oni compnclly planted w,tb NOR,
mon Tee, Shrubs Pants. &C..
The vcD ppdiy Increasing taste for Uo,,icu1
.nf"I pursuits, producing demand frf now and ,,,e
tfu'is' Trees. aud Plants. has tcrte,ed
necessary = srsicmIizrl arrangement for The i'm.
P'f"i"n 'inli ih1' . now aud desirable.
FTnts pufr"sr. lho Pfupuctors have pe,sonsI,
'',rec'eI 90 nlr principal public and priv,te II ,ti.
'"''Hf'I establishments in Buriin. FrIuce. and Ger.
many onI nave perfected arrangements. hy wh,,b
'h'y WI receive immediately on us oppear,pcs.
e'eyttIng ih1t Is new ond vslnihle. U
We Trees cultivated NJ iLis establishment aYe
Ifn'shi and ihuny. nnd from their cr.ossJ a,u,rDp
hey are sufiirienty hardy Tor removal 10 much
higher lluind o.
The attention ~ ]abnfcrrs and Others i p,r,tcn.
'"fy directed to he run grounds 81 tbi. ss,ahli.b.
nfni i which VIII DO found be,fng spscip,at. NJ
'I nc varieties 81 fruit Which they e%nluyatc.
NIsiiprs are oisp invited ~ inspect heir wineries
'hI ifni hpnsss. ~ which nre more than 100 VAR.
,,'cs Of Foreign Gmpcs, and about 300 varieties oi.
f.'fs, Pinms. Aricofs. and Neciafnes. alln ( vbt,b
MI be no beating, in 1916
orders may be addfcs.od ~ Tho PfDu,ieIo,s ,,l
( "s''ing. New F"fk, aud Catalogues cop b. ,h
,|.hed hr application, posl raid. 10 tbcmsoIvss "a,
.s,s'"s ~ Lawrence. l2J Pearl n, or s,,t,, I'll
Mile. 2I5 Broadway, New York. "
aug ~ 6,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

we, The undersigned. believingt the cmplov.
u'ent OF Steamboat Runners TO be alike {in;yy,
I, V 10 steamboat owners and the citizens OF
Wheeling and a great annoyance TO the trov
elling public, hereby pledge ourselves to aiye
do not employ them. ~ 'i"'
MitCHHELh% CALDWELL, US. Hotel,
a. KLINE, Virginia Hotel.
JAMES MATHERS. Monroe House
SHRlyER q STEELE.
FORSYTH * BAKER.
DORSEY * BLACK,
G. JACOB,
II. w HARDING.
CHARLES u. KNOX * SON
NJ q r. SWEENEY,
SAMUEL NEEL,
JAMES BAKER
FLEMING * HUNTER.
d. TALLANT.
+. s. GRlESMER.
CRANGLE & BAlLEYS.
j. w. STEPHENS.
Wheeling, August s, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

THE ELECTONS.-While we candidly
acknowledge the apprchensions we entertain
oi losing the Governor, we take leave to say
MAT our hope i]sstroug of obtaining the Legis-
lature. From all the calculations we have
ourselves made, or heard Others make. we may
Considerthot the Wings have certainly elected
= Senators and 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
senator aud another Representatives will give
the wings the majority in both Houses. For
ilf Senator we have a good prospect i'm the
Marion District-a toleably ''air show" i'm
Carter and doubtful chance in Shelby.
NasdUiHc BdaHr Aug. I3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

ARDNERs LECTUREs-No7 9TH. moo.
NJ OI'' work "it' a fresh supply If ibe ntecs
lug pre- - ceni'i Ms l6 md I7of LImv o5
III, N,,o'g' beng Prose and Vete by Thomas
Ia'noIIs Cnemifiu fresh supply. F,.aIo -. '
a'g ~ JOHN J nASwELL, Union .t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

POTATO STARCH-Wcs see il stated that
.f'e potato starch factories are about to bc
i.G',I in tlc town ofStsrk. Nc, which will
yearly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19


LOVE AND ROMANCE.-The following
Is the p%rcttiest little romantic story we have
met with for some time:
"Thomasa Beckett inherited a romantic turn
OF mind from his mother. whose story is a sin
Sular one. His father, Gilbert Beckett, "A fou-
rShing citizen, had been in his youth a soldier
IN the c~rusades, and being taken prisoner, be-
came slave toan Emir or Saracin prince. BY
degrees he obtained the confidence ofhis mas
ter, and was admitted 10 his company: where
ne meta person who became more attached TO
him. This was the Emir's daughter. Whc-
Their by her means or not, docsno appear. but
alter some time he contrived to escape. The
iady with loving heart followed him. She
knew, they said. but two words ofhis language
London and Gilbert, and by repeating the for
mer She obtaineda passage in a vessel. arrived
IN England, and found her trusting way to the
metropolis. She then took to her other tails
man, and went from street to street. pronoum,
cling Gilbert, Gilbert She found her faith
III 1t sufficient. Chance, or her determination
To 60 through every street, brought her at last
to the one IN which he who had won her heart
in slavery was living in good condition. The
crowd drew the family TO the window: his
servant recognized her, and Gilbert a Beckett
took to his arms and bridal bed. his far-come
princess, with her solitary fond word.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

WASHINGTON CITY.-Thc revenues of
the federal city have increased over last wear
5l3,OOO, and nearly 400 buildings have been
erected. Population now 10000, being amin
crease of near 1000 since 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
BEAUTIFUL Tho. :.

BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS.-Thcr is
something touchingly beautiful in words when
rightly put together. They leave am impres.
sion That can never be ciidccd. We have read
again and again, till it is familiar 10 us as he
face of a friend, the following splrpJid thopobt
aud yet every time we see it It's fresh and
beautiful "a. ever. The author wc know not
but he deserves to BE- immortuliled for this
moroccan alone:
"iipw beautifully falls
rom human lips that blessed word. FORGIVE:
~ ftiycue ts the attribute Of God
iI. sound which opencth Hcaypn-rcucw.
guaiu
On hlri'II lost Elau'- faded bloom. and aige.
i,ope s haIcyou halo Ger tlc waste at life.
happy he whose hcait has been so.
agIp1led
in ibe uoah lessons Of humanity.
lHai Doc can give ituttcmncc. 10 impars
.'inI grandeur To the human soil.
And mah,tu man au angel"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

a gentlemen from T..le ul,r ,y E.r...
writes that a colony Of 1900 Sai-.. r. p...,
= caring 10 leave their country and ...Ic ir
! W. this fail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

lady named Sarah Pdrescho died at Beam
Tort, n. G., a few days ago, at the advanced ace
oil lOI years. She was the mother of four oe9-
e%rations. '"' S'"-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

NAFAL.--The T. s steamship M,.i..ip.
p was to ~iI from clartr,r,wu Navy Yasl ou
,he Isl inst. forth Ilf OF Mexico. luafsu
'ays I'hfe will b. quite iormijabI force on
N h"'iean coas, ia readiness ior aLlt mas,
happen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

g In thc Court Of Common pl.a.,ftI.
milton 70, anan named Campbell v..tri.I
FOR illegal voting last fall. II. wa. n.a,,l \,
b o aiii1sn Of Kentucky and b lne ,halc ar.
~ ~ lays previous 10 tIe election. ,.t o. l.,.
o. Df',h loco iocos acquitted him. Natarsl
enough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

CROPS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.-The
Charleston Courier of The ID inst, announces
that refreshing rains have fallen in most. if not
all OF the parishes composing that district, re-
yivinS crops AMI r~ekindling the hopes of the
planter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

DlED--ln M%organtown, on the 18th inst
Mrs. MARY klGER, consort of Fielding Xxi.
aged IS years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
A PORTRAIT.

When abroad
Amidstthc haunts of men the hermit went.
lie bore his rifle slanted on his arm,
with linger ever ready To the lock;
AS through the village streets he swiftly went.
ms subtle, side long glances round,
1t seemed as though his coming cast a SHADE
Upon the sunshine.
"a. b. Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
offlcE oF THE PRoTECTIoN INSURANCE Col
HARTFORD July 81, 1916 {

'NNifOND July Il, IOIO
NEAR SIR-Beirc This reaches you. inrsslli,
- gehce viii doubtless have been received .or
~ '"s, ",os' uisns'rous eonilagraIiun in The CITY or
New io'k' ana as lis effects will probably be on.
hfeIy 10 absorb The capital uf some offices. and n,
creme inquiries as to all in This section of the coun.
n.y. u Is deemed proper 10 send this circular IN our
Hgeh's' 10 lei ihcn know that our own loss by lIo
FIRE il moderate. "o
hIs. oi course, nj Ibis moment. impossibIo IN s,o,o
"e amount Win accuracy, but ihe utmost ex,en, 4,
winch u can reach. will be no moro ,bon ,y. c.n
'eaehy meet and will moi interfere with Inc resplar
those Who insure with us.
onr mvoriable rule has been moi 10 eSpose beav.
amounts To The possibility oI destruction bv a s;neJ.
hfe' fhe greatest Indncement IN vorv from, III,
rue exists ~ large cities. hut il Inns in nil oose,
y =" s'''cl'y adhered To, that in The present, az
wen rs IN The former more extensive conaooro,io,
" we" iotk' We escaped without my loss ,bot
could seriously aTeci ns. ~
we lhinh The consequence will natutolIv no ~
'end The public 10 repose more Than ordinary c,n6-
renee III all institutions which manage their con.
germs 81 cautiously. aud which look rather In ,bs
pe.""prn, security OF The assured. than 10 a rapid,
'''uhu'a'lon oI premiums by injudiciUus risks,
respectfully. yours,
WA CONNER. Seoyea,y,
'"NL ATKINSON Esa. Agt UheeIng aug i2
'uNRUST ~SALE-By virue Of , ICED ,f ,,r.,,
rom Robert Baldwin 10 the subscriber. benz.
Ing un,e 'he %9ih day Of October l84I. and recor,
"eu W 'e Clerks office ofIhe county court,f Ohio.
,"u"y' ) shdiI, on Monday The 18Th day Of Sep-.
OF 'of'' a' he front door ol Inc court house Of
on,o county oi2 o'clock r NJ. sell At Tho public
uuc'IIn 70 The highest bidder, the following lots and
po'vss %, ground ~ The cry Of Wheeling. that is.
!" say Tue west holt Of lot Ma I75. adjoining h,
, 70 aI'o' TWO Thirds ofl.I No IL adjoining h., Nc.
: :, .ne Iof,on OF said lot No ~ conveyed 10 tho.
,o. s'hoff, 6e,ng II 3 western pau IhereoG also, The
"e'' hoii OF Lois Nos 1c md o. Immediately nd.
l'ihing snid lot No II. m Updegr,d's oddi'ion,
II w 10 f.n''ne on Fourth street 4o5 feet, and
oe"'"g as Trustee. I shall convey 10 tho purcha.
w ""Iy such lflc os is vested in me 10y said dead
4 trust.
TERHs % SSIE-Cnsh.
aug 10 is EDW'D II FfTZIIUCH. Trustee.
KAT HISKY AND WNEGAR-RecGe..,
Whisky. Refined Cider Vinegar worren,sd,
'ufc, Brandy and Din. fr sale NJ reduced prices
~ NJ JAMESON, Produce Dealer,
" 'V Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19

4 SCENE AT WASlIlNGToN.-The
court journal tells the following story-on
reading which we CoulduOt decide. for the life
oi us, whether to laugh or cry. The story is
a pathetic one in itscli-but then who shall
attempt to initiate the touching strains i'm
winch 1t Is narrated Read what the Poet
Laureate SAYS:
we nave seen a mana Young man. and
d young Nirginiau. ardent as q Southern sun
could a him; removed from office i'm tie
south, and come to Washington not to com
plain. not 20 murmur his grievances, not TO
peraecuic the admiuistrdtion-but culmly TO
lay the facts before them. with which he sup
posed them unacquoin,ed; aud bearing him
.tli WIN so much dignity aud respect Tor the
Feelings OF othClS. that every one who saw
hlui, tctt . disposition to listen To his tale
every ono who listened felt disposed to serve
hlm and finally his merits. thus set OF with
the dignity which became him. were rewarded
WIN Il better office than the one of which he
had been deprived
mat IA mana Young mainland a young
Nlrglnlbn,' on being removed from office.
should 50 to Washington, mot to complain 4"
he was too proud tor tlut-hut 10 beg for
another office, as n reward of his submissive
ness To the decree ol Caesar, is unquestionablv
a sublime speCiaclc-and il is az happily com
mcmoratcd as performed! The act is quite
as Brilliant as the climax! Here is am exam
Pile to the prescribed, worthy of all imitation!
Submit your nccks, gentlemen, to the stroke
o! the Suiilotiuc, withoutH murmur. like sheep
led to the shameless Initiate. in this respect.
tnlS noble man-this young man-this Young
Nirgmian--and perhaps richer patch of clio.
yer viii be assigned YOU than that from which
you have been removed. Perhaps, we say.
For IT may be, after all. that there was some
thlng peculiar IN the case of this young man"
IN whom a Southern sun had enkindled such
ardent fires, which induced his proscribcrs to
prescribe somebody else for his especial bene-
lit! Perhaps ii was discovered he had strong
influential conncXionsan strong party friends
IN lower Virginia. whom the Administration
Is not anxious to offend, Perhaps he is the
same young man, towards whom, directly
alter ms removal, the language of r~econcilia-
ton was held out, and who was Indirectly
urged not TO fy into "A passion. but to behave
himself gently, and he might find his account
ut! Perhaps this is the reason that with all
hiS Southern ardor, he was so cool when he
reached Washington, and exhibited SO much
resignation TO his fate! l. it not so? And if
1t BE-, what wretchcd trickcry-what arrant
hulnOug-is the paragraph in the Washington
Cnion' in which this prc-concertcd farce is
played oil with this mock heroic air? can
ounce OF civet, good apothccary !"-Lynch-
burg ~pirgiaiaa.
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PEI NAMES.

PET NAMES.
Call me dear names, darling! Call me thine
own!
Speak to me always in loves low tone!
Let not thy look nor thy voice grow cold:
Love me forever, and love me alone!
Call me pet names, darling! Call me thine
own!
IF. 0sgood.
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THE IDEAL.
She led me where all shapes of beauty dwelt;
She gave to sense something more than
earth.
And when my soul its strange unquiet felt.
She whispered promise of a higher birth;
She gave me strength the inner lie to trace,
And thus more real grew her own fair face.
E. H~ellension.
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SOUND D0CTRINE-Thc Frederick.
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HARMONY.
l sought the sparrow's note from heaven,
Singing at dawn on the alder bough:
| brought him home in his nest at even
lie sings the song, but it plcases not now;
l did not bring home the river and sky:
lie sdng To my car-thcy sang to my eye.
X. w. Emerson.