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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

General Shields thus bore testimony to the
character of General Taylor, in Cass and But
Ter speech, at Cleveland on the 18th inst.
know Gen. Taylor we'll; he is brave,
stout hearted, honest old soldier. would ra-
ther my right arm should be palsied than say
aught else of him. l like him better than those
who support him. like him because he has
fought well for his country. l love him for
what he has done. Wings affect to love him
for what he is 10 do.
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REPORTED
FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10, 8 P. Nj.
The election for Governor in Pennsylvania
is very close.
The steamer Niagara was telegraphed of
Boston to-day.
Sales of Flour at 80, so to $3.50.
Sales of Wheat at zoe.
Sales of Sugar at AZ to SC.
Sales of Coffee at "a 10 7lc.
Sales CT Molasses at 81 to pc.
Sales Of Whiskey at lSc.
CIEcINNATTI Oct. 10, s z. Nj.
Ii has been raining here all day and is cold
and disagreeable.
Sales of Flour al S3,S7l.
Sales of Wheat at 75c.
Sales of Whisky at l6I to lie.
Sales of Linseed Oil al 81 10 SIC.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 10, 9 p. M.
There are two feet water in the channel.
Johnsons majority is about 300.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

ID AL Estate for Saie.--Inow offer for sale
II some OF the most desirable Real Estate in the
city and county consisting OF the following lots and
tracts Of land. Lot No 70 upper enlargement and
lots No l62 & loo donation enlargement of the city o
Evansville.
Also the late residence of Saunders Hornbrook
decd said to be one ofthe finest upland farms in tn
county, containing PSI acres; also about 500
land in which there are several Improvements; this
last lot will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Also, 10 shares of Bank stock
For terms applyto 7. HORNBROOh.
is 22-d2m&w4m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20
PORK MERCHANTS,
LOOK HEREt

TIME subscribers will be prepared to Saughteriiogs
4 Cut and pack pork either in bulk or barrels, and
also for rendering Lard, all OF which will be done
with neatnes' and despatch. Strengthening Estab-
Iishment below the anal bridge. Main street. And
their cutting and packing house Sycamore street,
Evansville Ia Those at a distance wishing to cor
respond with US, may rest assured " shall meet our
nrGmpt attention JOHN ECtOLS.
JOHN WARD.
g1rPrinceton Clarion insert toamount O.. 500 and
CHARGE this fre oct fTtft
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

VIRGINA.-The Richmond Wing, ina stir.
ring article upon the contest in Virginia, says.
We repeat that f,he wings give the same
vote this year that they did in IA, the old Do
main is redeemed. The Locos don't pretend
that they have gained vote. All th+ir eff
forts have been confined TO one object-that
of preventing their rank and file from boiling.
We know they have not succeeded in this
There is not county in the State, in which
there are not Democrats, who will vote foI
Old Zack.
Wings! remember this gratifying fact BE
active from this time till he election. Be ac-
tive on the day OF election, and the result will
fill you with JOY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

UYThe Van Buren, men in Ohio voted FOR
Weller 10 defeat Ford's election, fearful that
if elected, its influence would give the State
TO Taylor. Set down the Buckeye State fol-
the "Old Soldier" By q majority over ten thou
sand. .r... -r.,. s..7 .r- ts.- -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

DY virtue OF an order OF the NandeTbureh L. oba'e
ID Court, rendered at its August Term A. d. lS4S,
the undersigned Guardian of L homas z. Rasure,
and Henriet.a Rasure, infant heirs OF Adam Rasure
decd will sell at Public Auction al the door OF the
Court House, in the city of Evansville the 18th
day of October, A. d., 1913, the undivided oneslxth
part Of the North last quarter, OF the South West
quarter OF Section No. Four t4) Township Seven Cd
South OF RAM, No. ten West.
Terms or sALE-One half of the purchase money
in casa, and she remaining halin three months from
the day OF sale the purchaser giving note with APP
proved security and waving all relief from valuation
Laws &c.
sen. 2o-3 &c CONRAD BAKER. Guardian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20
A CARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the interest
Il Of G. Johnson in the Livery Stable, tenders
his services the public and solcits continuation
of fayors. His stable is at the old stand on Vine
street, between the johnson House and the river.
where he can all times be found, ready TO wait
upon the public. He intends to keep good stock, and
his charges shall be in accordance with the times.
oct 1-tf e JAMES WHITE
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DISSOI.ETION-

TNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing betw'en
Il James White and s. G. Johnson in the Livery
Stable business is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Those indebted to the late firm requested
to make paymen! 10 James White, who viii liqui
date all claims against said firm
oct 7-3t JAMES WHITE. ~
S. e. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

ANOTHER DAILY.-The Indiana Sta &c Jour
nal is hereafter to be issued daily instead of tri-
weekly. II is neatly got up and worthy of a
large subscription list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

oF During the last eighteen years. the
streets of London have increased two hun
dred miles in length. nearly mile per month.
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GENERAL TAYLOR's Personal CHARACTER.


heated
lbieve which
him influence those un his command byon what conferred b the authority of
what think
lTaylor-Dand W6St1' Speech
religious moral
the
which
ekinga
no matte what eircred,o
hism
ywcom in
seldom
in ii is
noticeable
by
furniture There indeed nothing studied artificial about him
his
his habits and coal MS all relations of i he the ne
vrhing but duty and the having performed tLS
Id Taylor. r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

0FA selfacting steam pump has been in
vented which, it is asserted, will render ex-
plosions Of boilers impossible. Such an in
vention is desideratum.a 3'saa F'i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

IS-AIl widows Of revolutionary soldiers
married previous 10 1900, are hereafter TO draw
pensions. 4t.I ..Isi
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ROPE STORE.

I UST received by the Steamer Colorado,
y ID Coils Ropes, assorted sizes;
10 doz Hemp Bedcords;
4 do Six Siren 40 yds. long;
l55 lbs Hemp Sowing Irvine,
10 boxes Star Candles;
do Summer Mould Candles;
~ 2 bbls. SalaraiuS;
81. i box Caps, though and Ready;)
oct IL q. YENNEMAN g. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20

CO. Mike Walsh having served out his
time in the penitentiar,, is making speeches
throughout New York for Cass and Butler.
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT: a#AtaT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
MI IL A II d FILLMORE.
GENERAL TAYLoR's OPINIONS.
GENERAL TAYLoR's OPT

ted look all times and
BIZ Of T o RG s' conquest to the the
@ eHss5s MYERS & s B & % The s:ss
the ExecutTe.99Zachary Taylor " e s " " p' anu 'i Ou' "
ss ss: Of sia aa che s "s %
G n y: %" Party politics. R lss s shaving held
a % T s Houses Ts growing on, Of the CAN'T
PUBLISHED nsass the
i'm which
His ws. CA % P ssS we
decidedly favor Of Mr. c election and would prefer him
HIS have accomplish build
opinion. a' happen
sy @ s$isS
wishes The
ulIeEonga great change from its true pOIsyIz Taylor
IN upon BY would
VIEW opinion
@ mo- y and O % psr @ h eP Sst matters s o 6
ea md prosperity iS' Se a To- h h '
point Tasfs
e % Ge o s Sons%. from s s" a ns %s ss
Taylor inheritance yu
c1s D the rFa n SPs 1 @ as @
never T M WIT vs% n1osqg y ayS PppSfg who have with
feeling opposed
% s % % @ S os,%s ns
ass s 6sa bSou s worth saS% and Ss o
9 sa % na Se viii % ' % S s n pleasure
SSoSg
arel
the Semi Weekly Union 30, 1916.
less BY his heroic conduct and mabe cons the field
and whose life has evidence head
republican, simplicity character cengs Utica february
Ra Hs1, 1 g 4 @ esa ss H q ssq ' & tie
rho me
h 1 os 2 % Tip a T .a i n 15T'S ]
%f h Ss ay ' ssG' S "S f ias sss
Re Thatas the and repeated refusal ofPren, Polk 70 be candidate for
assembled their fellow Dem the State and Uncn the of
PrOatag Democratic Meeting he'd in ITk8 July 49, m
has here has
eAmri anpeoplL
rEaS Ii
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 20.

CO. FIRE.-The Phoenix Fire Cimpany.
will meet tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
for Parade By Order of the Foreman.
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DAILY JoURN AL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
Sundays excepted) 10 cents per week, payable
TO the Carriers, or s. 20 per annum, payable In
advance.
The TRi-WEEKLY JOURNAL, for the county, con-
tanning all the matter of the Daily Journal, pub.
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
81 90 per annum in advance.
The WEEkLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 50 90, three copies for s. 90, copies for
Sll 90, ten copies for SIS %, in advance.
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NEW GOODS.
PRINTS, D0MESTICS, DRILLIN6sS, DC
UST received by sreafners Wyoming anu Ger
- mantown,
Is bales Al heavy and fine domestic;
2 T-S Drilling;
Also Prints and other goods the first arrivals of
my Fall stock. [sep l4 NJ w. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-20
JAMES T.. BLYTHE,

ELEcToR FOR TIE FIRST DISTRICT,
Will address as many OF his fellow citizens
as will make il convenient to attend at the 70
lowing times and places
At Petersburg, Pike county, October 18th.
% Jasper, Dubois 80 18th.
'' Paoli, Orange 90 10Th.
." Corydon Harrison I" 2lst.
/" Leavenworth, Crawford co Oct. 23rd.
60 Rome, Perry CO., Oct. 9th.
g Rockport Spencer CO., Oct. 25ih.
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DETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel:
| . jy 296mi0
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A CA II ID

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he has
reopened his shop Main street, opposite the Bank
where he intends carrying on the Tailoring business
in few of its branches Those wishing to employ
him will find him on hand during business hours.
sep WIN holden.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
yFLFk1 BOOK BINDERY. zgr.

<glFkN BOOK BINDERY. Hglrea
EW L. HISGEN. 9W
ssn.-.zszD First Street, oboue Main Sal<kAaa1
fIiHE subscriber would inform the citizens of
Il Evansville and surrounding country that he has
established himself in the Book Binding bnsinees
the above named place. where he will be happy to 70
ceive all work in his line. He would inform his
edge OF the business and also having the very best
of materials, he is able to do every kind of work in
his line in the best manner. ang "a 2m
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
Miscellaneous.
HOWE. sW EEr HOME.

! am ANXIOUS TO say a few words q ont
Home. The song tells Us there is no place
lIke'n. Aud The song is night. But how
lev homes there are 10 the world Or
how many homes which arc no homes !
II is enough to make person sick TO think
Of IL. No, one home 10 ten IS deserving OF
the name. Aud what wonder Look OF
u.
young man meets pretty face in the
ballroom, falls 10 love w,ih IT, courts II,
msfries H." goes to housekeeping with II,
and boast VI having home to 20 to aud
wife. The chances are nine to ten he
has neither. lis pretty face soon ges 10
be an old story or becomes faded and
heck;ed, or lfeued-and as that face was
oil he wanted, ali he "p,ld attention to-"
ull he SO, up With, all he bitgalocd for, all
he s~ore to " love, honor, and protect
no gets siok OF his trade: knows dozen
faces winch he likes better; gives up stay,
ing at home evenings; consoles himself with
cigars, oy s,ers, wh,skey punch and politics !;
and looks upon his :" home as very in.
different boarding house. A family Of chill.
dren grow up around him bu, neither he
nor his " face" knows any thing abou, train.
ing them; so they cam, up helserskel,er,
made toys Of when babies, dolls when
boys aud girls, drudges when young men
sId women and go passing year after
year, and no, one quiet, happy, hearty.
homely hour is known Throughout, the whole
, household.
Another young mao becomes enamored
Of fortune" lie waits upon il TO parties,
d,nces the polka with il, exchanges billet
dour with it, pops the question to II, gets
"yes" from il. is published to il, takes il,
10 the parsons. and weds il. calls i, "~ife,"
carries it home, sets up an establishment
With il. introduces It TO his friends and says,
poor devil, tina, he too is married, and has
got home. lis Ito. lie is not married,
he has no home. And he soon finds il out.
lilo is 10 the wrong box, but il is too late to
get out Of II. He might ns well hope TO
escape from his coffin. Friends congratu
late him, and he has to grin and bear it,
They praise the house, the furniture, the
cradle, tho cupboard, the new bible. the
newer baby, and then bid the "fortune "
and him who husbands IT, good morning.
Gsod morning As # he had known q
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
POETRY.
TAYLOR SONG.

Ah-Csry me back 10 Old Vrgin,a.
The times have been when hones, men
Were At the head Of State.
Bot schcining knsvet and party slaves
Have leon in luck Of late:
So clear the track for brave Old Zaek,
From .de North 10 the Southern shore,
And honest men will rul. again
A they did il DAYS Of y-re!
CnokUs-
Come join our throng With shouts and song
For Taylor and Fillmore.
And brave Old Jack will bring us bacx
To the good old limes Of yore.
Oh james X. Polk. We though, i, Joke,
In eighteen forty four.
When you were named Tor President
ny your friends IN Baltimore;
Ba, sell look cut What We are about
Before Il gets too late,
And we'll have no such cruel joke
Played of IN fotiy.cigh,,
Come JON our ihrong, &c.
Oh, Lewis Cas-, wat s,ily ass
You made your. ii appear
When tho Cleveland boys made such noise
Iha, the people could not hear;
When old Judge Wood. on the rostrnm stood.
And put i a in your ear.
Your voice got weak and you couldn't speak,
For YOU quaked oil over ~lth fear
Come JOIN our throng. &c.
Oh &! Lewis Cars. you nc'er can sit
In the Presidential Char,
fof circumstances ouldnt sdmit
OF youY attrpdaure Here.
Ahs little Mar, you're down 20 IA.
You he'er can rise any mere
Sc up >alt River aud pio, Cass,
tvr you've boon thsrc before.
Come Join our throng, &c.
PR Tof
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
DEFINITION OF Al KISS.

A kiss is thus defined in love letter
written in the year 1879. and translated
from the German: What is a kissl A
kiss is as /! we're a seal, expressing our sin
cere attachment /; the pledge Of future union
dumb. but at the same time, audible Ian.
guage Of loving heart; a present, which
a, the time it 10 given, taking from US the
impression on an ivory coral press; a Grim
son balsam for a love wounded heart, q
swee, bite of the lip; affec,ionate pinch,ng
of tho mouth a delicious dish which is
eaten with scarlet spoons sweatmes,
which does not satisfy our hunger; q fruii
which Is planted and gathered a, the same
time the quIckes, exchange of questions
aud answers Of two lovers, the fourth degree
of love.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
THE UNFORTUNATE CIPHER.


The following capital story is from lie
Toilet, n French publication:
a merchan, at Marseilles, having a
business correspondent on the African coast,
beihought him, tina, as some members Of
his family had shown parliali,y for mon
keys, he might crafty them by sending for
one or two specimens Of these animals from
AFRICA. Accordingly, he wrote to bis
correspondent TO procure two or three OF
the finest and mos, admired species, and
uansmi, them to Marseiles. Chance so
ordered II that in putting down the on On
English orr between the figures 2 and 3,
no made the very prominent, while the u
renamed scarcely visible. Some months
afterwards a ship porter came IN all haste
TO the old merchant, and announced 10 him
that his mensgerie had arrived. MEN
seerie cried the merchant. Yes men
agene, whole cargo Of monkeys had ar.
rived 10 his consignment" The merchant
could scarcely credit the announcement,
until the letter OF bis correspondent, was pu,
into his hands. In that epislle the African
ncgo'ian', man Of the most uncompromi.
sing eyacti'ude, excused himself very ear.
ncs'ly for no, having been able, with oil his
eSetlions, TO procure moro than 100 mon.
KEYS, in place OF the 900 ordered, but prom.
ised as soon as possible. TO fulfil the de.
mand The feelings Of the homes, mer.
chant may be guessed, when on moving
down 10 the quay TO satisfy himself on the
sublcc, by ocular inspection, he beheld his
l60 monkeys, oil duly Gagged and Uttered,
and grinulng at him with the mos, audabe
pet,inscty. II was the moment when
man nigh, reasonably doubt whether il
would be hes. to laugh or cry. So much
for the value Of cyphers."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
HALF MARRIED.

An En- .llsh paper contains the following
bit ot iniormatlon-a, The same time bit
Of warning TO all those Who are liable to be
10 like situation:
NJ, long ago, while marriage cere-
mony was IN progress, most amusing cir
cums,ance occurred, which completely put
a stop 10 the performance, at most inter
esilng part OF 1t, and sen, the disappointed
maiden aud ANXIOUS lover two different ways
anything but rejoiclns. |, appears that
the young couple had gone separately to
church, Tor the purpose Of being made one.
The ceremony went on we'll enough until
the minister came to the words, "Wuh thus
ring thee wed y when The bride essaying
to take her glove of her maiden hand for
the las, time, could not effect il. Whether
It wes agitation or heat, OF nervousness or
preparation, The leather cluns to her hand
as man ought TO do, and would not part
company. Tho bride blushed and pulled !;
the bridegroom laughed outright so did
the father and the mother SO did the spec
tators, except the clergyman, aud he ex.
claimed, 81 did not come here 10 be laughed
ed at" aud shutting the book, left the Ger,
emony halt finished, the BRIDE half married,
and the glove halt of Its happily added.
however, apparently for the Information Of
all who may sympathizs with the dlsap.
pointed far one, that she tried the mex, day
with more success. That time she went 10
church with gloveess hands and the nup,ial
knot was tied tight as a glove"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

good morning since he and that eldee
fortune were falsely declaIe ed TO be one. ,
Take another case. A ycun, woman i.
snillen with pair Of ~hiske.s. Cuded hal,
aeVef before had such charms. She sets
her cap for them. They take. The de
lighted ~hlskers make an offer, first one,
lhen The other, preiefing themselves both
IN exchange for her one heart. The dear
miss Is overcome with such m,gnanimity,
closes The bargain, carries ho.ne her prix ;,
shows II 10 her pa and ma. calls herself en-.
gagged TO Il, ih INKS there vas never such q
pair LOT whekers before, and in q fe.
weeks they are married. Married Yes,
the word calls it so, and we will. What i,
the resu.i A shot, honey moon, and then
the un!ucky discovery tina, thoy are as un
IKE as chalk and cheese, aud 40, 10 he ma
one, though all the priests in Ch,i.lendon
pronounced them so.
There are many other kinds OF i'll assort.
ed marriages." and they oil result in On
happy "hones." VIVA, else could be ex
pccied! Young folks ge, their ideas Of
tho bo'iest relation 10 life from the novel.
Of when this is not the case, they, in most
distances, have no idea Of all OF il. bu, are
governed IN their choice and conduc, by
theif feelings, their passions, or their mag
med Interests. Thus the marriage union
IS pfosiltu,ed throughout the civilized = ORD.
and the terrible retribulion is seen in myri.
ads Of discordsn and disordered households.
Home, which should be the mos, beautiful
Of places. is stunned by thousands as pest
house. Children 6ndin. no enjlymen, be.
meath the parental roof, seek for it 10 places
OF public resort, beco ne corrupted in their
manners aud morals. and are ruined -
10 this cause more than to almost any
o;heri can be traced the immortality OF our
youth.
Oh, What delight il is,-if il we're only
Tor tho rarity Of the tbins. to enter u
house where husband and wife are one. and
The whole family are united together 10 the
bonds of love There always is peace,
there alsaysis heaven itself. Sorrow ,heic
vii be, Of course, Cor shade Is everywhere
IS inevitable as sunshine; ba, alike in sor.
10" and ~ possibly more 10 sorrow
ihan IN J,y.-.he true home, the home
v hlch Is homo, is scene of the utmost
beauty. II is the pure domestic Influence
which the world maiuly needs for its purih /
cation. These noisy sac,s, these swelling
parties, these concerted orators NAV all do l
, required work-bu, the che thing need'ul
IS the calm, serene. yet resis,iess iufIsnce
81 home. Shos the q family Of children
brought up IN the pure atmosphere of such
place ted into the paths Of light and love .
'y kind mother; directed TO scenes Of
honorable ambition By wise father dis.
,iplined IN oil pure affection, by the sweet
Intercourse Of brother and sister, and the
'ifices Of good eighborhood ; and you show
nc family whose characters will do more
owards eleva,ins the moral sen,imen, Of
lac community, and unloosine its bands Of
Than could be effected by all
he organizations into which poor hu nan
,alufe has ever been doveiallcd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
A WING OF "SEvENTY.SIX."

Jonathan Harrington, Of Lexington, the
last survivor Oft battle Of Lexington, who
IS now above ninety years of age, walked
one mile and half on Tuesday, and de.
posted the first rote for Zachary Taylor in
that town.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

The lales, and best definition Of money
is, composition for taking stains out Of
character.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
A GREAT TRUTH BEAUTIFULLY Elk.
PRESSED.

Al recent dedication Of new school
in Boston, Mayor Quincy, after stating that
$500, 900 had jus. been expended by the
city authorities in the erection of school
houses. gave utterance to the following
beautiful thought:
If but once in century, little being
should be sen, INTO this world, of the most
delicate and beautiful structure, aud we we're
told that wonderful principle prevailed
every part of il, capable Of unlimited OK.
pansion and ppiness-capable Of being
associated with angels and becoming the
friend Of God: or If i, should receive a
wrong bias, growing up 10 enmi,y against
HIM and mourning everlasting misery
would any expense of education which
would contribute 10 save from such misery
and elevate to such happiness, be too much :?
But instead Of one such little being, twenty.
five thousand are now entrusted to the care
Of the "ci.y fathers" and their education
IN this world will determine their future
destiny-of companionship with the angels,
or with the degraded, wretched enemies Of
God" -
"Dld your fall hurt youl" said one Pat.
lander to another, who had fallen from the