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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

TRUTH VIND1cATED The House Of
Representatives yesterday signal!Zed IT.
self by an homage to truth, the more bril-
liant and striking because unexpected at
go early day in the session, though not
doubted in the end by those who believe.
as we Go, INA. the ultimate triumph OF
truth over error is certain.
Yesterday being Resoluion-day. Mr..
Houston, the Wing member from Della
ware having previously given notice OF his
intention to do so, introduced a resolution
Of thanks TO Gen. Taylor and the army
under his command for the great achieve
men, of the battle of Buena Vista.
This resolution, Mr.. Henley, one OF
the Democratic Representatives from In
diana, moved to amend by adding to the
words describing the army, these words:
+. engaged as they were in defending the
rights and honor Of the nation
This amendment. Mr.. Ashmun OF Mas
sachuseus, moved 70 further amend oy
ldipg these words: IN war unneces-
-ilv and unconslitutionaHy begun by the
President of the United States"
On agree ing to this last amendment, the
yeas and nays were ordered; and the vote
heino taken. it s,ood as follows: Yeas 80.
nays 81.
So tina, the House Of Representatives
has, by solemn vote, declared that the
war with Mexico was unnecessarily and
uncons,,u,ionally begun by the Presidents
! of the United Slaes.-Nat. Lot.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
TERMS OF TEE HERALD.

IKE BLoowISGrov HERAlD, is published every
Friday morning at Two Dollars per annum. inva-
r;a'''v IN advance; il payment he delayed until
the expiration Of the year Three Dollars.
TERMS CT ADVERTISING.
square (l2 lines orless, one insertion, 81 CO
each additional insertion, SO
Dae month, 2 SO
Three moths, 90
Six moths, 7 90
One year. II 90
Cards, not exceeding six lines, year, 10 90
Pat. medicines, half q column, year, 80 co
one column year. SO 90
CT These terms will be rieidly adhered to.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
CosTIY UNIFoRM.-The New Orleans

Costly UNIFogM.-The New Orleans
Delta saws tina. Gen. Valencia who was
defeated at the battle of Conlreras, has a
penciant Cor costly and splendid dress
when fully alfred, he had upon his per-
son a, least $780, 600 worth of gold. dia-
monds. and precious metals. His sword
which is now in the city of Mexico, and
and which was pawned for $1,000. is a
nasni6cen, jewelled one, and cost slo,-
600. What a splendid capture he would
have been to come of our poor soldiers
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

THE HapPY GrnL.-Ay, she is hap
py gitl-we know by her fresh looks and
buoyan, spirits. Day 10 and day out she
has something 10 do, and she takes hold
Of work as if she did no! fear TO soil her
hands or dirty her apron. Such girls we
always love and respect wherever we find
them, in a palace or howell. Always
pleasant and always kind they never turn
up their noses before your faces or SANDER
YOU behind your back. They have more
good sense and better employment. What
are hir,s and hustle bound gilis in COM
parison with .hese9 Good for nothing
but 10 look at, and that is rather disg 81
ing. Give us ,he industrious and haI Y
girl, and we care not who worshlps las
ionable and idle IMPROVISATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

! All metchandise. effects. and property.
descnoet 10 tie FIRST ant second rules. which
shit nave be n removed 10 anv place in The
interior whilst such place was a The occupa.
lion OF ihe lorCes Of the United States, shall,
GinnS tar coniiauinca therein, be exempt
irom all TAX upon the sale or u~pusumpiIu
thereof, anl ifom every kind OF imDosi or
coalioItian, uIder whatsoever title or de-
nomination.
,. But u any merchandise, effects. or pro.
perry, described in the first and second rules.
shiil be removed To any place not ncrua.pd
at tir lime by the forces oi The UaiiedStste.
they snail. upon their Introduction into such
place, or upon their sale or consnmpiOn
there. he subject to the same duties which
untrr The M-xicsn laws. thsy would he re-
CURED 10 pay in sIcn cases il they had been
imported Ia tltne OF peace. through the mari
tiin- aston hous :, aud had there paiI the
duiles coniormably with the Mexican tariff
o. The owners Of all merchandise, effects
OF prJperty described IA the first and second
rules. ant existing Ia aHy port OF Mexico.
snail have the rIsht to r--s,ip the same. *.
empt rom all tax, impost, or contribution
whdteyer.
with respect to the metals, or otl er D -
perry, exported from any Mexican por, VII LIST
Ia the occupation oil the forces OF the United
States, and previously 10 the restoration of
The custom-huuse at such port. no person
shall be required by the Mexican a ith5iities.
whether general or State, to paw anv tax, du-
~, or contribution upo1any such expiration.
or la any manner TO accOun. Tor the same 10
The said authorities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
COLONIZATION

Moss WALKEE, a colored man. who has
recently become a warm advceaie OF the col
onization CAUSE, being now on his way TO Ii
IBERIA, will address the col1rFd people Of this
CITY on the subject of colonization, in lie
basement story OF the Methodist T.. Church.
on Sunday the 18Th inst. at 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
tie visits Liberia to see the country aud when
he returns in some six months, he viii report
in full the result Of his observations and ex-
perience. We trust he will find d large aud
a tentive audience.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
THE voTE on ITS RArIrIcArJoy.

TIE VOTE ON ITS RATIFICATION
The above treaty, with the amendments,
was ratified bv the American Senate at a quar-
ter past 9 O'Clock on Friday night, the 10Th
oil March, lS4S, by the following vote:
-Four Senators were absent, namely: Messrs
Phelps, Pearcc, Clayton, Wings; Houston,
Democrat.
fhe vote for the ratification stands as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Messrs. Ashley, Atherton, Bagby,
Bradbury, Bright, Butler, Calhoun. Cameron,
Cass. Jefferson Davis, Dickinson. Dix. Downs.
Fetch, toote, Hanuegan, Hunter, Herschel
Johnson, Mason. Moor, Niles, Rusk, Sewer,
Sturgeon. furney, Yulee, Democrats; Bell.
Clarke, Crittrnden, John Davis. DAYTON. Rev
erlay Johnson, Maugum, Miller, Underwood,
Wings; Hale. Abolilinn-37.
Nays-M essrs. Allen, Atchisol, Benton,
Breese, Douglass, Lewis, Westco;t, Demo
cfdts; Badger, Baldwin. Berrien, Corwin.
Greene, Sprudnce, Upham, Webster, Wings
ID.
analysis of the Vote.
A@f'-S De%5er4t.. q Nsy'-M He"osr.,., :
Ahsent-Whigs, Total-Ayes, 81
Democrats, Nays, Is
Majority for the treaty, 81
Among those voting for the ratification are
Tour no spoke agaiusi it. or the four Sena-
tors not voting, Two are absent IRON tie
c~ity--Messrs. Houston and Pearce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
N the name d AImIgaLI Ggl.

The United States OF America and the
United AleAitou Sulls. auilnlstI b, a .i3cete
ueslIe TO put an end 10 Tie caiamlres at the
war which unAappily exists between The lyn
repJblics, uaI to estab Isn on a solid basis re-
lJtons OF peace and friendship. " .i,h shall
confer reciprocal benefits ON IN. G. i'm. of
both. anl assura til. concert h5rtou anil
mutu1l confidence wherein The AVA i,sonla
sloud live as eco u-i5tbor,. have. for tbat
purpose. Appointed taal r-sa.clige p~l.0i.o.
teuati-s: ti1tt Is 10 ,lt.li. President ot n,
United Sales his ann iuIra \. p. Inst
cllizrn vi The Unilru STATES. and The prs.i.
dtnt at tle AleXicau r. a. b i. ma, apnnl454l
Don Louis GJuzla CJr,se. D,u u,arIn
CB.iu. ANA Dou NiiLuet Atr,>tll r~ttz nf
the sal re ublc. auo. atrra r-,ior1..i rom.
mauieslioa ui their r.,p.,lyr !, vrrs. have.
under ih. ur3teetioa OF Aluitly Il III IN,
au nor OF peace. arranged. slfeeI u.oa aad
si-n.I the i,ttaWIaG lr.dty o. peace. iu.nI-
sAiF. limits add settlement Between ia. u
Ilt.J States oil America aud Tie Mexican re-
pubic.
ARTIcLsL.
There shall be ian ANA universal peace b..
tween tar Unlte4 States OF Aa,sn.a and the
Alrxtau L 1ao4e. and b.t0e-u tnetr .,a.-
i've cJl4Ies. ter. uont,. clues. tJA as AMI
people, without exception oI plac. n per-
suns.
Article II.
Immediately on a.. s.-44t4rt ofthis treaty.
a convention shall b euletc,t Ilo between d
cum missioner or commissioner ap.uiItru 5y
TIE G-nefat-ia-GAie e.! de lorces OF tine Il.
met states. ant sucI oe may b. appointed
% The tle&ilan government % Ia end hat
Il provisional susreas'oI OF h'suldle9 sldtl
take pace; ana thlllh tje pisces occupied BY
the sHd loftrs' toHau "t5hdi otJrr MAY be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

DRY GOODS -Nr. Heiskrn. as ve 1--we
hid occular demonstration. ha- even surps-
s d h ; rsual skill suit taste. in his putthssts
oD.ess Goods, With have just arrived. His
desVipdve advertisement will spi ear short
lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

Our Vriet on he northern route has left
us sudteiiy. Oar subscribers must have a
lille Paileire until we train a new enc, ami
send 10 tie ofice Il ,h,y are missed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

we cannot Occupy ouI paper with Kicking
the snarIing cur ot the Argu-, sDd proving
him a liar in the mater OF our despa ches. a
thing we could do b. Walking two squares
would be, in this comm.uii,. supetnuous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
n. p. TRIsT. H.. 81
LUIS G.. CUEvAs. L. S
BERNARDO CoNTo, L. S.
MIC ATRIsTtIN- h.

Additional and secret drticle of the treaiv Of
Peace, ~JrieHdghip, limits, and settlement,
oetioeea the United States Of 4meylca and
ms Mericdn republic, sigaed this dav by
mar reSpectire pemipotentiaries. (Ex.
punged)
In view OF the possibility that the exchange
oil the rdiIhcations OF this tresty may. by the
circumstances in which the Mexican renuh-
lie is placed, be delayed longer than the Term
OF Tour months fixed bv its twenty-third ar,i-
Gle Tor the exchange Of notifications of the
same, II Is hereby agreed that such delay shall
not. III any manner, affect the force and val
idity OF this treaty, unless it should exceed
The term OF eight months, counted from the
date oi the signature thereof.
This article Is TO have the same force and
virtue as if inserted in the treaty TO which
th,s is an addition.
In iaiih whereof. we, the respective pleni-
1otennartes. have signed this additional and
seer t article, AMI have herennto fixed o !
seals, l%epecti' ly. Done in quintuplieate !,
he cit, OF Guadalupe Hidalgo, on the sec n
lay OF February. IN the wear Of our Lord one
housand eight huldred and iorty-eght.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
ENNE AT Y,srrS,
WHOLESALE poor& sHoE WARr Nonn.

BOOT & SHOE WARE ROOMS
sSSN ~.CLAlLEN. KNOX x & % have la,e The ls,aa
v Rooms on the corner uf Nam and Madiso, ne
directly opposite their od stand, where they are nov,
fectifDtt a"a opening ihe largest aud test selected as
sol'uleh' OF nooia and Shoss ever offered la this mar.
mel, consisting oil FIVE HUNDRED Patk,GEs of fresh
ana seasollapie hoods. itaving made arrangements " M
some OF the most extensive Eastern Manufacturers. we
aIe pieFa c. 70 'uriaish western merchants with a seri.
age . Z do]eil' az as low rates IS they can lie purchased
~ Baltimore or fhIla telp PIMA, " i'm Ale addition OF frei,I,t
~ 'his pilh', FOR the proof OF which we would res.
p~eeltuHy invite liem 10 al, examination OF our STOCK.
mar 10 kNOA& co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

TREATY
OF
PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, LIMITS,
y
SETTLEMENT,
BETWEEN TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
n THE
MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
CONCLUDED At
GUADALUPE uIDALGo,
or TIE
SECOND DAY or FEBRUARY,
AEJ
RATIFIED, WITH AMENDMENTS.
By Il
AMERICAN SENATE,
MARCIA 10, ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
ARTICLE Xxx.

Through consideration for The interests of
commerce generally, it is agreed that if less
than sixty days should elapse between the
date ri the signature OF this treaty and the
restoration OF ihe custom houses. conlorna-
bly, with the stipulation in the third article,
ii such case all merchandise, effects, and
property whatsoever, arriving at the Mexi-
can ports alter the restoration OF the said Gus
tom houses, and previously to the expiration
OF sky days alter the date oil The signature OF
this treaty. shall b. admitted to entry, and
no other duties Shall be levied thereon than
the duties established by the tariff found in
force at such custom houses at The time Of
The restoration OF the same. And to al such
merchandise, effects, AMI property, the rules
established by the preceding articles Shall APP
ply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
WHEELING COTTON ILLS

WGEbL1c1 SO4IO ihLS.
rtHE WHEELING COTTON FACTORY is now
= i'll operation aud prepared to furnish
Brown SHEEIiNCS, WARTS.
COTTON YARNS. and BATTING,
Merchants arc respectfully invited to call and examine
their Goods, or send their orders, which will meet
prompt attention Office at tie Factory on Fourth st.
jan ~ SAM. OFT, supt.
Il PWeavers wanted at the Factory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

var Is precisely ths, for which it is r,yiiei.
I'd during which, lis stipulations 81. , 3
slcr-dly observed ss Tie most ~Bcknor,f.
= ~aN'igations under the law Of nature q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
For Rent.

| salmon. Ire subscribers have this day received
iot OF very superior pickled s,I.aa .
~, rr,sol. deeireus Of pToeu. ing a VERY So
nor article would 10 we. to call sary. supe
"fV MetoR rNEr CONANr, M.,ka
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
Iatons.
ARTICLE KIN.

"''lsaIlOns undfT ihe law Of ndtufe .
Iations.
ARTICLE XIII.
This treaty 8 81 o. iauteI b. the Pres.
al 1t h. | nj edStat.~ Of America. hy d, d
sTh the advice ant ,ons ut vi ,he Sem. G
We e II; and ~ the Presid at IT the Mexican
Z u Jllc. with the prrviors spprlb ito of ii.
'eneF-l Congress; end the ratificariols shat
'e exchanged IN ihe city Of Washington. il
tour months ifnm the date ol the signature
hereof. or sooner il practicable.
Ia iaith whereof. we, the respective pleni.
potrntiarIes, have signed this treaty of peace
lHendsnp, limits, aud settlement: and havt
h%ereanto affixed our seals respectively. Done
~ qulntuplicate. at the CITY of Guadalupe
hIdalgo, on the second ddy Of February, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
ARTIFICIAL XII.

In consideration ni Tie extension acquired
bY tle blun idnrs u the Uuited States, d. de-
haed u thr hih article OF III present treaty,
tl- ivernmeut OF the United Slales engages
10 ta5 that al the Mexican republic. The sum
OF lltceI ml4,l0us OF dollars. Ia one or thr o.
thSr 81 The two mode, below specified.
The Mexican government shlll, al The Time
OF rdutYIlS tnls treat, declare " hich OF these
lwo uotes al payment 1t prefers, aud the
mote 50 elected by il, snail De concerned 10
~ that OF The United STATES.
FIRST mode ol pay meul.-Inmediitely az
Ter thls tfeaty shiil have b-eu duly ratified by
the government OF The Mexican republic. the
sam 81 three millions OF dUiars shall b. PAID
10 tl- SAID 9~o,efumeut by thai OF The United
States, at tne CITY 81 A%lrAica, IN the cold or
silver coin Of Mexico. For the remaining
tSelNe miilious ui dollars, The Ulleu ) ales
snail create d stock, 3 aring an %llte,s, OF TX
pes d"ltiu. .iCIn, On tae d4y OF the
raalcalion OF this tratt b. the government
OF Tie Mexican republic, and p1ya6ir annually
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17

N4'Al;aus nnW dOlsIrJ th territories Or.
uo1siy btlon9'ag t. Nj Aicl. ant which 49,
uitl, tr ths ttdTa, Wl hil the tlnils oi tA.
uutrd ) ates' as tehied b. tls prts.at treaty
sId } b. Tree 10 continue WHcrt they nuw &C.
aIlt. orto remove, al any uu-, 10 tae MIN
tan republic. retaining lac property wnlcn
iA~, plsatss IA The S4tt territories. or dsDD.
sti- thereof. and removing ~ proceeds wirr.
r'rr me- FIed,-, Wllnlut ,A-lr OrIh9 s4nl ct
90. ol tA.s d@ccoual, 10 auy c0utnlout.5A, o4tdx
o. ch,rse, whllrver.
Il'as Ni9 s1tli prefer to remain in slil
territories, may eIJu5f f.,4in lie lille anl
n5Ii, 90 heX,gdl a izn,. Ds dcquire ia ise oi
~cit1-le Of tne UAltsI States. bu! they shlll
D. u44-r ine ooIsut,1 10 make their sslcc-
i"4s Win pde yearlrJ.n lie date OF The CA
C alse ui "a tltitID.s ot tais treaty.; ami tlos-
" 90 ahl!i F'tnlIllu The sail teuilur g, alter
i1t ex J@lra,t1l o. thai year, without hi.iny
declared tIrlt lIteuIo q ret,la tAe cA.f-
aottr ut AtNieli,, slail b. CONSIDERED To
nav elected 10 become titiz-us OF the Uiiied
States.
"A iue sllI territories, property OF evrry Mind
noN 5-tlustlS AieAicaJs no t1blialefth.
ai'h oe taNio,hu.y respected, Hae uieseut
b." acrs, tue h+Irs oi these and on Mexican,
tiu MAY Aefeailer acq M sad property b.,
o'hii-i, shtti enjoy, Win respect TO II. s4.t.
ulces equally an lle as II The same belonged
10 cIt.l-as OF tbs United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
ARTICLE XIX.


With respect to merchandise, effects ant
property whatsoever, imported luto ports U
hI-Alco hlist IA the occupation OF Tie iurte.
a' lhe Ultrd Sates, whether hy %ciJlzrns oil
eitIer repuhi.e, OF ~ ~citizens OF subjects o
81, neutral %maii1n, the ioi,owius rules shall
Dc observed
/. All sach mafchlndisa, effects and pro.
perry, II imported previously To HE rrslofa-
non ct me edsion HOUSES 10 The NJ, xlcah au-
tIurules, ds stipulated lor ia the lhlrt article
OF this treaty, sltlt be exempt from contisca-
1od. although the Importation oil lhr same be
pr1AIbitrd ~ the Mexican tdrlif.
:. The SAM perfect exemption shall be en-.
J'iied by ali suea merchandise. effects, aud
property, imported subs qusutly 10 the resto-
rdlion oil TIE custoh,hou,es, aud prevluusl,
IL tbs sixty days hXed ia the follow ing ari
Gle Tor the coming into force OF the Mexican
iartu, ut such ports res ccli,rly the same
nercAandlse, effects. and property, b iug,
ho"eNer' at the time OF their importation,
sHoJrct 10 The pay uient o! dalies, as provided
Tor ul The said ioilONiug article.
). All mercAa4 dise, fees, aud property
'rscnO-d IN the tNo rules iorrg idg Shall,
idrlng ihrlr continuance at the place OF i'm
5orta'InA' or upod tAeir leaving such placr
Or TIE Inferior, BE- rXempt from all duty, lax.
ri npuslu OF every Alud, under whats ever IL
T. or denplnIaauon. AJr shall taey b. there
subjected to any charge Whatsoever upon III,
s.le thereof.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
BUSIN ESS DS.
z. W. SPECIMENS. z. ,. sHoEsBEscEE ). = STOCKTON
ANCHOR IRON WORKS.
Stephens, Shoenberger & Co,

WHEELING. Va.
MANUFACTURERS or az. F.sHoENBERGER
JUNIATA q THE RON MOUNTAIN
IRON. NAILS. ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, STRING
AND AMERICAN BLISTER STEEL,
AND AXLES,
EEYARRANTED equal tn any msie IL the West.
Wv which they viii sci. al the lowest prices.
WAREHOUSE. corner of Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling, Nov l7-y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
-COPARTryERsHIp NOTICE.
VIRGINIA IRON WORKS.

vEJ'E arc now prepared to furnish the different sizes
WV OF NAILS at short notice, aud offer then. to the
public with the assurance that they will give .atisfac.
ton. HUNTER. MORRISON n co.
Wheeling. feb. 10, 1s4e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS o. JAYNE FAMILY

ikuNhS. &c., &c.
NO 10Y Main street, a lew doo. norh u. : Hot,
mar 90 o "o'ei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Our returns show tina, Gen. Taylor has car

lowing remarks in relation 10 United States
Senator:
The bone Of contention is who shall be-
United States Seustor7 There i - " hig
majority OF nine on julnt-hailot. and Simon
Ca,ncrou's Term. as Seaaior, eSf iriug. his
place must BE- flied by SOMEBODY. A ropes
OF Simon. the tblei ul The 0iunsbago branch
OF the demoeraeV-p1lilicjan say that he is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
AN EyENTFUL HISTORY.

The following strange eventual record Of d
oumeyman primers HE we are positive l.
correct Il the letter, IL develops what a msn
Can do il he hikes. all. what queer aud Enter
prisirg, un.elhsh fellows, lie mojorlty ol
printers ore:
The life OF a printer is. 10 say The least.
oIe OF Variety. | lett home al tAe az o,
niue aud Was arpfeupicrd 10 The peIutins bu
siuess al thirteen, siuCe then / have visited
Lurope-bren ia kI.laui, i%rriant, scotland.
Males aud France, in Canada, Nova Scotia.
Labrador South Amf RIGA, West iadlrs, sud
all The Atlantic Satrs OF the Uuiun, lrom
hlaIue 10 Louisiana have lived Ia twrnt,
seven clilc> and towns OF The Unitrd States
! have been a sailor Ia The Merchant service.
and have saliet IN oil manner OF craft-,bip.
DO rque, brlg, schooner, sloup ant stratn.r-t IA
the regular army Us a private soldier. drs-rlrt
and got shot IN the lex. have studied tvo
yeTrs ior The minislrt cue year Tor an NJ ID
-tTdveied through an The New England
States, New York, New jersey, P,nus,l1sula
aud Virginia as a Journey mau pnutrr. gen.
eraii, with iiltle else than q brass rule ia my
p0ck,t. / have been he pub lsher ultwu Va
pers in--one la Bus'on. one in Roxhun
Mass, one New Ham shire aud une M
Maine. At one time had 81 ,35s IA INV puck-
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TRUE FRIENDSHIP.


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Perhaps friendship is The must sensitive OF
all affections, the first loubi-the frs. neg
| lect-the hr,t seeking vi another iur thai
| sympsthy which we thought il our ~ spt-
cal p%riVilrge To give-these are moments,
which burh thrlr traces on the heart, aud
cave a scar which thuu-h ii NAV possess the
dubious advantage Of Callnusutss To future
impressions, lu0icis agony ere it harlens -
And TO such wounds friendship specially la
be. Love cOnicrs an equality, whr her real
or imaginary; there is q balance ot %leriin-; is
very esssnce is rciprocaiinn. But Friendship
are for the most part unequal, existing b.
tween persons whose characters are dIssiml-
lar, either tundemeutlly, or in the aspeC'
which they present to each other. The Keen
tenderness, the watchlul reverence. he tear.
the pa.ai II. are not equally divided. and muCb
must he saff r in whom they predoni,a ate;
much u,t he iOrbrar, long must be perss
veFr, ere The bond of tull and perfect conf
dsnce Is finally established. But. II here be
indeed that hidden basis OF sympathy. with
out which no true friendship, is conceivable
1t is we'll worth the struggle; for lnr reward
shall uverpdy the labor. Forbesrance, trust.
t~ulluess, hope--ou thrs- three pillars msy
he temples Be rrared-but II on OF these
fail, especially il the second tail, there will, be
#, Nothing bat d shdprless ruIni