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IRON STEEL g. NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, Square
and Hoop Iron, of all sizes may be found at
ADAMS & FULLER'S.
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CHAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICUT
RIVER RAILROAD.
(RutLand ROute.J
An assessment of $500 on SD are has
been ordered by the Directors ofthe Cham
plain and Connecticut River Railroad Com
pany, payable on the 18th day of August
next. Payments may be made at the Bank
of Burlington, at the Bank of Vergennes, at
the Bank of Middebury, at the Bank of
Rutland, atthe Bellows Falls Bank, at the
Cheshire Bank, Keene n. H., or at the Off
ice of Samuel Henshaw & Son, Merchants
Exchange, Boston.
II. FOLLETT, President.
Burlington. VT.
June I'd, 1876.
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Sheep Shears and Wool Irvine.
A nice article of Shears and Irvine for
sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
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GOATS, Vests and pants made TO order on
" Short notice please call and examine materi
als and workmanship. ADAMS & FULLER.
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Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 1lth day of June A. D.
1886
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LOOK OUT roR CoUNTERFEITs /.

A counterfeit Ten Dollar Note upon the
Bank Of the State Of North Carolina, has
been put 10 circulation in the Western part
OF the State. The one we have seen is
Letter 4, No. $50, dated Jan. Isl, sll,
payable to 4. Smith, al Raleigh. Vignct.
lie, a naked Female figure and Sailor with
ship IN the distance. Ga the right hand
female figure and ship, or the leit, portrait
Of Washington all totally unlike the gen.
ulne Bill, which has a view Of The State
Capitol IN the NIgnette, and n full length
OF Canova's Statue of Washington at each
end. The signature Of the President in
the counterfeit, IS engraved as a fac simile
that OF the Cashier is pridea and budiy
done. Il may be detected at once, by oh.
serving that the title, " Bank Of the State
OF North Carolina in the genuine notes,
IS orer the Nigue,te, while IN the counter.
felt, II IS at the side and beneath.
We learn that there are counterfeit -Four
Dollar Bills in circulation, on the same
Bank, but none have reached here yet.
The Bank has no Plates, either of Prin.
cipal or Branch Notes, at all resembling
the one used for the counterfeit. - RQieigh
Register.
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@rG w. Caldwell E.n I'm.
from lie Nationa lntclIigcncer Jan 2t.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE SENATE

ThOt EEblNbS VI lie SES ATE.
We are happy TO perceive that recent proceed
ings Of the Senate Of the United Stotcs have had
tranquilzng effect upon the pubic mind One
Of these proceedings vas the pos ponemeut TO tho
l0ih Of next month Of the Joint resolution for no
iice 10 Great Britain for the termination Of the
Ioiut occupancy OF Oregon. The other, Of the
Importance Of which We have already expressed
our opinion, was the vote 70 lly on Ito table
tand ttera, ii hoped Ia " cold obstruction l9ug
to liag Mr.. ArlESs mo.IDn fOr leave 10 intro ucc
certain resolution, going to place on the statute.
book standing contingent declaration Of w8r
against ATTY and all tie nations OF Europe and
which gave rise to some debate on Wednesday
last We can think Of nothing moro unprop
tious 10 TIE peace OF tho country al the present
moment than he entertaining aud discussing Of
such proposillors, aud are quite sure Tint con
siicraic men every whore Lave felt grateful 10 The
senate for putting the subject, as il secured, to
rest
With these views in regard to tbs extreme and
niischieYous proposition, II is with great regret
thst we have learut that Mr.. AlLGs gave notice
Yesterday Of hs intention TO move The Senate on
Friday neat TO take up bis motion for leave 70
introduce this resolution. We are sure that tie
whole country would be startled al any success
ul attempt 10 engage the Senate IN public debate
Of suca measure, The mere disturbing Of il is
much @ BE- dcpfecated- especially al tbs lauc
turr lrc'niHE with agtatInR and mcmcutogs
events, aua much more would any thuf Iau
grave discussion o. i be TO BE deplorcd
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mr.. DorGLAss,s oREGnN nII.L.

~ ,,u =
''o O''' 'el'oi'ou oy .ht' ou9iass gu
the l. 9th Of December, from the Commit
a. -
'0o on '"o ieiII'oICs' 70 protect INC
rights of American settlers IN tho rerrito.
!! Vi o'cs"n uH'il TIE termination oil the
Joint OCCUPATION Of the same - viii accor.
ui's 10 sPecldi ofGer, come up tor discus
sion in the House If Rarrcsnn,otivea an
90
TUESDAY, lhc 18Th instant, we have made
the c,llaUi,,, ,,-.t,.;. go 49,, c.,t.,
- " VI mo
important bill, for the benefit Of our read.
ere VIM, ,l.o,. I'LL "a 49,, i, 1900.
'''''' ~ l''''~0" - P''S'o
sion OF the debate which - expected To
.;... 49,.
"P'" ~ u'H III ""'S" '''' ''c'''s 81
the whole OREGON question will doubtless
g., I-.l,.:..
W 0''"a"' '"'o 'eH''"
Section /. Extends the Jurisdiction Of the Su.
prcine Court Of lie Territory of Iowa and the
laws Of that Territory over the whole Of Oregon.
that is. from the IL deg. TO tho 81 drr 40 north
latitude This is no, 10 be construed 10 deprive
the subjects Of Great Britain of any rights and
prv ges secured ~ the Ia I'd article ofthe treaty
Of London Of the 20th October. 1878, and con
tnucd bY the treaty Of August 6. ls27.
Sec. 2 Oregon is made judicial district. and
district Judge is 10 be appointed, 10 hold bis
courts at such times aud places as he may desip
nate. Tie court Is vested with tie powers and
authorities Of Iowa An additional Jedgo Of TIE
Supreme Court Of Iowa i, also 10 BE- amounted
to have Jurisdiction over and loId courts In Io,s.
Sec. 3. 4 requisite number Of Justices Of the
ra1ra and aiIrr mini sfer,I off ..lg s-. ia BE-. ..
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DIED


In this County, on the 9th inst, Of Typhps
pneumonia, Capt WILLIAM $. WALLACE.
~ this County, on tho 18th ins1nt, Mrs. MA
RN SHIELDS, IN the -Jtl year af her age.
In this County on the 2ls, instant, Miss vi.
LEN KENNEDY, aged about "a years.
In this County. on the 2uth instant Mr
HJGH GALLOWAY, in tic C!,n year Of has
age.
At his plantation in A'abnm7 on the 9th in.
staul Of Pneumonia. DAVID Il. UENDER
son, Esq.. of Meek lcuburg county. \. {. Mr..
Henderson was among the most eslorab'c and
highly respected citizens Of oar county.
At his residence in Cabarrus CO on the 18th
inst Mr.. JOSIAH CILNER aged Ga wears. I.
is hut simple Justice to the character of the De.
ceased to say that lie filled with peculiar upright
ness all the Offices Of neigbhor, citizen aud friend,
and passed 10 the narrow house" appointed for
all hyicC through the scenes Of lte more than
ordinarily chcQAcrnd and even'iul In early life
un VOLUNTEERED his services and marched as gal
liant soldier TO protect the dncncclcss frontiers OF
Alabama and Florida. After the Indians were
>ubducd he returned to North Carolina, to the
home Of his ancestors aud engaged IN the pur.
suits Of peace. Bat his last DAYS were his best
days About five years before his death he pro
fcsscd the religion of Christ and became an hum
bio soldier of the Cross Under It's banner he
lived, in It's faith he ,od.-CoNNuNICArEp.
In IreIen comfy. on the ID instant, Nj.
SAMUEL DAVIS, aged about Il years.
At the residence cf Mai VI. II. Huson, in
r lllwin county, Ca, JOHN LITTLE, IN the
illh year Of hls aye. The deceased was a native
Of Charlotte, n. c., where he resided IN the ear
ly part Of his lfe many years. and then settled
near Memphis, Tennessee, there he resided until
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prmer, or probable parties 10 such ar
Engagements. The crisis a, which Lord
ohm Russell is called upon TO act is Of no
ordinary nature aud it is only as he can
sairly hope to carry the great question,
which his predecessor fairly hands over 10
hin to carry, that he can wisely determine
% act OF all.
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ssuCkWhcat Flour
R4aw Card.

EA SAFFOLD & j. VI. BOILING will prac
q a. tee in the Courts of Dallas and Low nues
and in tho adjoining Counties, also in the SUI
preme Court. Address, Satfold & Boiling, az
Pleasant Hill Dallas county, or Haynesvle,
Lowudcs county, Alabama.
Dee, II, 1915, rs
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COUNTY MATTERS

Ga Tuesday last, the Magistrates Of this
lpua'y elected the following gentlemen as
D. Special Court, for the ensuing year,
b.;
THOMAS l. GREER.
WM VI. MATTHEWS,
T.. u. D. SLOAN.
r. l.. HUTCHINSON,
BENZ MORROW.
They also assessed the following to be
BE- tax iur the year, lsl6, VIZ:
County Tax. cts on 500 val IS cts pal
Poor Tax. 6 10
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YNOC TORS T. c. CALDWELL& THOMAS
- HARRIS having entered into coparincr-
sl.lp in the Practice Of Medicine and its associate
branches respectfully offer their services here
tof5re to the citizens Of Charlotte aud the sur
rounding country, hoping by strict atteu1on to all
cases committed to their still to preserve the
confidence Of their numerous friends aGd patrons.
In all difficult and tedious cases the attention of
both will be given without any additional charge.
F~Our charges will be such as will SOFT the hard.
ness Of the times. One or both of us may ways
be found ct the Shop heretofore occupied by Doctor
Harris.
january :, 1876. TO
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas AMI Qourt,r Sessions, Jan,
uo5y Irf7, 1916.

Charles Dye
a.. Original Attachment
Nathan b. Jenkjn=.S
Lived on Land ana his interest in SIX Negroes
VIZ; Temperance, Cant.s, Eliza Jackson, Mel
~, aud Jane.
n ] appearing othe satisfaction Of the Court that
Il Nathan B, jenkins the Dgtendent 10 this case
resides beyond The limits Of this State 50 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
him, II IS therefore OrGcfed by the Court that
Publication be made for sis weeks in the Char
lote Journal notifying the DeilnGeHl that un'oss
he be end appear at the HeKt Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions 10 BE- held for the County OF
Onion at the Court House in Monroe on the LIST
Mo dly 10 April next then and there to ropleyy
ana plead or Judgment final viii be entered up
against him and tie lands and Negroes levied up
on condemned 10 sa isty the Plaintiffs debt
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our sad Court
Of office the lst Monday in January, and in the
10.A year Of our Independence 4. d. lsi6.
HJGu STEW ART, {. c. c.
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CAMDEN. IANuARY II.


COTTON Our market has been well sup
piled during the past week, and prices have been
very firm. but for the last Two days, owing to
4 slight decline in the Charleston market, prices
are a shade lower We quote at 81 to e, A
choico article would bring fraction higher
Camden Journal
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LATE FoRElGN NEWS


81 LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
81 \ 4..,.. .,l...,.,-. ~. .......
:" F'0N11
s"'' Emporium news ,'o''' i'''- '"'' -
tesafeto the TON OF p-cc'il"'' inclusive
i will be seen that The British Ministry had
ii :,
NJ 6heu iheir places UNI ~" ministry
tohe formed under he influence of Lord
6hn Russell ne cotton market was
Il IN .tc.,d, and ,Lo ,e,ort# 81 tho I,ye,,,,,,l
%
Market ON the I'm shows slighi advance.
II r,,t Gu ,.it
n "4' ~
nSe on the relations between this country
vi :.,...,.-..I
800 - - -
hFe gwen oe'oW 'he opinions O . number
q Tue presses 81 ms country anu they are
:. varied nsi the vrilcrs
n ] he W ashingt q mon remarks:
:. SIN i r,pna, T. tops4 81 I'm laie,,,,
E, v,s,,b ibc.c .t,tc.,,co .,,,,. ~, s,.,
..,,.I.,I - e.,,.,.a1. ,,.,j.,..,,, -,
-, 49,, :. ,.,r,J...,,,. ,,',,,, ,.,-.,.g,
4 a,,,l, Thevt,t. cfr..c ,1a-Iry r.i,.r-J
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The Lynchburg NTgiu,au remarks, on
the acqu.tla Of McNuly.
" let Il be remembered, that be was tried IN.
der the penal clause OF Tire famous Sub Y,eagt .
lar, whca WHOM tbat act WAS repealed, was re-
enacted Tins single aslancn Of The facility
with which on oHiealrog1e has slipped through
,at meahes Of the las, shows tie inadtcuacv o.
a,l IFS pains and penalties 20 guard the pn1ic
mo-cy tom the political % treasures IN whose
hands it Wl, be Deposited for s1fe-kocpiug and
disbursement, For ia tho language Of a com.
mcu'alar on Ills judicial farce " athouEb il Is
proved that the accused had the money, and has
not returned to money, yot he IS not guilty Of
having emhczzed tie money, because be has oniy
deposited the money, and the low does no, inn
peach hjn for the ucgleet or jnaIelty of his d.
pusitore " lie only gave 1t to ms friend ION
deposit" and that friend, when It vas called fa7
could no, paw D.. WY, what 4 wld, door for
roguery triumphant rogucrF--ls opaned here
hy that very law which wc We're taId closed every
rlirs against detalcauon and robbery :"
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GUIfInffR !:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1916.
ron GOVERNOR,
W,H. a. GRAHAM.

Hr Col. Barringcr will please receive
bur thanks for sundry documents aud other
,apers.
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within an inch Of involving England and France
IN 4 war, and that Lord PalmeFston denounced
the Ashburlon treaty capitnlation' II is
very true that this Ministry will have enough to
do Just now 10 take of itself; but il is true
nevertheless, that no Wing Ministry in England
can Afford to be, or dare 70 30. as liberal in rea.
ting with republic as is Tory Administration,
because Wings in England are suspected Of re.
publican tendencies, and are therefore often for.
eed to be unjust in order to get rid Of the suspi
cion.
THIS change Of Ministry must have so en-.
crossed the public mind that the Oregon question
canuct have been seriously considered in ahnct
80 that the steamer will bring US no news OF the
opening of egotiations--oHly the runblings Of
the British press Nevertheless, we await her
news with great anxiety. Never wa foreign
news more important than that Will bo"
SEQ
va G. W. Caldwell, Esq, has declined
accepting the nomination as tic Loco 70.
co candidate lot Governor. III health and
the situation Of his private ailalrs is assign.
cd as Tie reason.
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Nathan b. Jenkins
Levied on Lands and his interest in SIX NagtJes,
Il I appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
u that Nathan b. Jenkins, the defendant in Thu,
case resides beyond the limits of this State So that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon him, Il is therefore Orlerej by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the Char.
latte Journal, printed in Charlotte n C., notifying
the defendant that unless he be and appear at the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to Js
held for the County Of Uat0n at the Court House
IN Monroe on the 1T Monday in April mex. then
and there to rcPcyy and Plead or Judgment Fl.
nal will b. entered mp against him and the lands
and Negroes levied upon condemned IL satisfy the
Plaintiffs demand.
Witness lugh Stewart Clerk ofour said Court
at office the Ist Monday m January, and in the
10th year o. cur Independence A. d. 1916.
HUGH STEWART, c, c. c.
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CHRISTMAS PRES ENT TO AN EDITOR.
The Wings OF Nashua and Nashville,
n. H., through a committee, have presen-
ted To Mr.. Beard, editor of the Nashua
Telegraph, one of Prau's patent Yankee
Card Prcssses, worth Sl20, and Il check
for S6i in cash. Christmas was the day
selected for this valuable and compliment.
tarv tribute of esteem and friendship.
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The amount ofcoinngc at the DahIonega
Branch Mint, (n Georgia,) during the
year 1s45, was S50I,795, being an in
crease over the preceding year of Sl3,l9
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COLUMBIA. IANIARY %


COT TON-.1he market contlnucs in tho
same langud state last reported, and the receipts
are uuususiig light Extreme sales from 8 to
:. .-Yemperqaee Adcocgte.
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Garden Seed

Ep AlSED by a Lady of salem, n. c. and
n . warranted, for sale by Tie subscriber.
catalogue viii be given nest week
r. J. UOlTOy
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H0arders and Travellers.

he Is determined to use unwearod exertlons to
please all his guests, and hopes that the public
may award him liberal share Of patronage.
JAMES &. SADLER.
J1au1rg l. 1876. l3tf
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why is printing Office Ike the infer.
nal regions because it has dtrd in it,
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Permanent School.
AICXandriana Academy,
=. ID. Wharton. Principal.
Rev. Al. Is. Cssnminsham, Rector.

ERHE second Session Of this Institution com
- meuccd On the LIST instant, under the super
tntendeuce OF the above gentlemen. The course
Of studies adopted is such TO prepare pupils for
admission to the Junior Glass in any Of our Col
leges. its location is as pleasant and healthy
ard as far removed from all causes Of dissipation,
as any IN this section Of the State.
Terms,
Boarding, including washing, fael and Sc 90
lights, per month.
X'RlilOR.
WIRING. Arithmetic, English Grammar .oo
and Geography. per sess of months, w"
Algebrs, Chemistry, Natural Philoso, M
ply, Rhetoric, Logic, sc. ~"
Latin aud Greek Languages, 1900
Jan. l. Iei6. NJ
ssuCkWhcat Flour
HNOR SALE at the New Grocery Store. Al
4 50 Picking Vinegar.
De. 5 1876
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The n \, News says:

On tho whole. therefore, IN either alternative,
\ lelher the Wings eau mttutatu themselves 900
pic OF not, tic bearing Of lie news seems 20 boz
1kadsjIy uHfarors5,s on the question Of pence Of
Bar There appears 70 BE- 10 CHARGE Of possible
y lns,nIent whcb did not rrtst equally betofe ,
! h,lc there are uow and sorous chances against
Iny sueh probability. which arc calculated 60
aferg,heu ous nanitcs, daily Of preparation for
D. rsrst
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions, jan
uary Term. 1910.
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Tho Rehm.nl WIN saws

Tie nows by tho as, arrival Is Of an imp1,.
\ Mt, though by no means decisive character
J be mcrc change e Ministry docs not by any
heaos insure repeal or oven a modification, OF
D. Corn Laws, ~ tne pauataeHl, as Al present
Substituted, must be avcr-c TO sgch a measure ,
D. We arc confirmed 10 our opIuiou hastily cE.
ffcsscd few day. SINCE, that The movements on
D. subject will have the effect OF diyeriug tAc
etleptIJu Of both the people ard government Of
England, and tima will tius b afforded Tor au
y lastHCpt Of the q FrroG dfsaatr."
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The y. i. Tribune saws :

Tho change Of Ministry VIII work no change
IN tho British policy respecting Oregon Lord
John being as thoroughly committed as his pro.
Dc cessor to tho maintenance OF the British pro
tenslnns 40 iItat quarter. All VIC hope from It Is
clear and Obvious reason for renewing tho ne
gotatons, go far as any interruption has really
taken place ftbo two Cabinets viii not uhder,
take TO diub over tho differences with tho m
tempered mortar Of Iaiif bargain. we hope
hey viii DO successful IN selling the dispute
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Il Upon the relations Of Great Britain with this
country lhc change Of Ministry 50 tNt as il has
sny effect, must be injurious. Tho Peel Minis
tfy was not only pacific, bat emtncuuy prudent
> I'D discreet. It has always been tainted by IFS
Opponents with timiditY aud a disregard ot tho
attonal honor, for having checked the toadlong
Il arocr Of tts predecessors and especially for hav
Bog gwen more moderation to It's reckless system
b Interference 81 tho affairs Of other nations.
flhe incoming Cabinet. we aPprcheud, wJ.. ut all
4 vents not be- moro discreet aud pacific than that
81 INCH has INST rane out Of noWcr.7
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4 "What effect this change eill have upon our
fcl4tons with Great Britain II - no, easy 10 say
aat il vail probably DO favorable. new Minis.
Der to Washington may be appointed; in which
fsase some Of tic cmbarnssmcnis "a the way Of
pho adjustment Of the Oregon question Viii be re-
zmeVcd"
The Southern journal., 1846-01-10
Raumer on Mia CARA.

The effect which Niagara has On edu,
Gated foreigners is well described in the
lately published travels of the celebrated
Won Raumer. He had heard so much of
this celebrated waterfall, and had witness
sed so much Of the exaggeration, which is
a fault of our people, that he concluded
that its fame rested on the quantity Of Its
waters. rather than on the sublimity Of The
waterfall. He expected, therefore. to be
less affected by it than by smaller, but more
picturesque waterfalls which he had seen,
such as Tivoli, Terni, or Rechenbach.
But when he came to view the cataract
these illusions were dispelled. He says:
son casting the first look at only one
of the falls, all this wisdom fell like thick
fog to the ground. When after hot day
walked out into the open air Of cold
night in Chamount, and saw before me
the glaciers of Mount Blanc and its neigh-
bors stifened in eternal snow, The thought
struck me, What would become ofihis be-
numbed nature, if God should but for a
moment withdraw His hand from il and
from feeble man! When, standing on
Etna, | beheld around me nothing but
destruction and death, | collected myself,
and compared this lawless, savage strength
with the Heaven ~imparted gift of the hu.
man soul, whose noble thoughts, in spite
ofalI apparent weakness, have more of life
and longer duration, than grey lava and
shapeIess ashes! 1t was quite otherwise
with Niagara. / could have shouted with
exultation; and my excited spirit scared
aloft, like the tones of an Eolian harp,
harmoniously blending with the thunders
of this miracle of Nature. Immersion in
this sea Of beauty seemed to renew the
vigor and vivacity Of early years; it was
fountain of rejuyenescence-such as the
presence of dry categories could never set
flowing. There was nothing frighlful,
horrible, oppressive, annihiIating, or re,
pulsive-but the beauty of Nature in her
nohlest manifestation and the most ANA
zing variety. No painter could represent
this world of moving wonders in full truth
and beauty; nor can any description be
successful. For if dwell on the won
drous unity and harmony Of all these phe-
nomena, their multiplicity is lost sight of;
ifthis last is made prominent, the former
disappears in the fragile mosaic of a dry
enumeration" sti@ e@
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Let every Man who loves HUI
manity, Read This.

In lS45, year Of great commercial
prosperity, the valre of all the British and
Irish produce and manufactures exported
from the United Kingdom, was S2Os, ,437, )
$780, The appropriations for Repayment
of the interest of the British war debt, and
for the payment of the support Of the Ar
my Ordnance and Navy, during the cur
rent year amount to S225, ,403. .50o!!!
Think of that! The war-expenses, in
time of peace, exceeding by nearly $780,.
100000 per annum, all that the human
and iron machinery of that great kingdom
can produce beyond its home consumtion y!