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CITY HOFEE.
ALEXANnpra. -.

WIS eommoIious and ,rsIf ,,.a.... -,
~, oeen newly furnished and put in tbaroneb re7
b,,. ara from the Subscribers experence b tbs
All , ss ae HOPES 20 be ale to give satisfaeon Se
for ~ - nay nay patronize him. He isn<5tsl,
times. and attended 10. - go aad s4ers are
Alexandria, May 5, ISL "i>scH, Propr,.
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JErrERSON FARM

TOR Sal
TIME subscriber bsing DESTROYS Of removing q
The West, offers Tor sale THE FARMs ",
which he resides, situated seven miles West q
Ckarlestown (he seat Of Justice for Jefferson Coa-
~ ya.l within one and a-half miles Of Smitaheld,
and rear the Winchester and Potomac Rat koaa,
and the Smilhfeld and Iiarpers-F Ferry turnpike,
bounded on theI East and West by public roads, "A
Containing 2I5Acres Limestone laEa,
aboutone hslfclearcd and in good state q cult
Walton with abundant resonrces7ior us luFther M
proyemenl available atyery little expense. Is
Greater part of the IFOODLAND laboat Ios
Acres Is enclosed for pasturage the timer conslls
prin,ipally OF oak and hickory, win suncleAS1 =
1 locust cedar and wild cherry.
The Improvements consist Of A. substantial ai49
CosnmOdious Dwclifnss
a good Barn. with stabling sufficient reg ~ heaa z
6,pses ana all other buildings neeesssNy y have oi
!, 4 farm 4 large Cistern at the door. and a never
failing Well Of water. Also, Pools Which supply
ali Tie stock Oh the farm at all seasons OF tAe al
There are also TWO ORCHdRDsS 81 clotc
F'ruit III fun bearing, Of all kinds
IL every respect This property combines the r
leuireHrcnts OF comfortable residence Win w
Improved and productive farm i = ohered i
sats unon the most liberal terms, beth as 70 PITS
and time OF payment, For further particulars E
ther amply to The subscriber personality or ny Y
I'm addressed to him near iAliddleway,, JeaeIse
coupty, Va. GEONGA hiiE I
Nny > lSi9-tf
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.AaoJ .a;,or thus ralhetically appeals 2 ms
debtors Ga supply Of fuel. 4 was written au'''s
the rreeni saap: -
q Those arrears for last year, Or VINO VINO
wish 10 paJIleir subscriptions IN Wood snls s
year, would Accommodate US, aud pe.hap II,
save the counG the cost Of an inquest ~
sending il bef6 we freeze Il
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-, E-..nay good story Of AZ lrishman
We hssta Ess sssa suy & lie birds o. America
ho had never -. .ss,rsyed fowl said he, that
fao s I ahea KEN to Aueriky, was Tor |.
rs ses,y sass,n;pe9 i freed him under :
h.saeE, and shot him win 7 -. Od' linn. m
Thirst time shot him m l.s;, ,be sam,
ssecoltithe / shot him hlt nun = ~
plao.Gsre / missed him before
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For Rent,
ReadV-m ClothR,

Two carry out the object in view, VI, 49,.
= my stock, will dispose Of my eisr,c - ! )
READ E8LADE CLOTH
1 Consisting Of Cloaks, OFer Goats, n to.,l
Dress Goats, Sack and Sack Froca "a a.,
colofs and qualities; Roundabouts. FER Jssi.
cts. w aisicoais, PaBtaloons, Shiftsfers. CT
watts, Stocks, Scarfs, Gloves and Sofich Tsss1ri
sell al prieSs that will have to be 81 beiietsa5
Purchasers are invited 70 call H AfBes ~ ~ f
.il@mselves, and We pledge ourssi usc e,,s,sDlk H
eGSTt to give satisfaction.
Harpers-FerTy, Jsn..IT. Isls sw y
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IIance,s SnrsapariIIa,

Vegetable Dr. Blood Pills ter Parifyins ne Sooa,
nEMoYING bile, correcting all disorders o. NE
h, stomach and bowels, eostiyeness. dyspepsl.a.'
swimming IN tie head SC. Persons Of tuli hapL'
who are subject 10 headache giddiness, drowsness ana
s;nvsa,r n lie ears arising from too great now o.
boodlo The head should neyerbe without them' a
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely earned 81
BIZ their immediate use
Magnas est reritds, Ct Prerdle6a
yY,pF. astonishing virtue 81 Hance's Compound
Svrnp ii Hoarhonud, in relieving Coughs
Colds, HoaIseuess Splitting Of Bloods Plearsy Group
Whooping Cough and Consumption, need Only y u v
tested 10 he fuyestablished, trial q siuste boy
Il Mn convince the sufferer more Of its good e5as
ihau Iii that coud be written IN month. Bsice q
For sale by SEFt $ HANCE, los Baltimore satee'
n III FLINT. Chsrlestown;
JOSEPH G. HAYS, tlarperS.Fery
s F0RNEY. Sbephefdstown;
DORSEY & BoWLY, Ninehes'ef.
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,>vIcATIoS.

his a settled cree@-l-s$
pnr;,ies ths whole ssen hnsect lneaieaa lnt.s-
sua,sed When the blood becomes i9.ii IN,
rnrOugh the veins and arSss oeSuis
S II ca6niion, we MAJ rest assured mai
sue. The utmost CARY am @ e,,' , Z ar
therefore necessary, and the sbponld h. close
" watched. Those who generally P,sxide them
selves with mild and apetient. physie, Shout Owe
preference TO such as ave OF astriciy vegetable IA
turo Brandrcths Vegetable Universal Pills al
pear 10 be the universal iavorie, as they are CON
posed entirely OF Vegetables and cooperate so e
iectually-cleansing Tic systen--purifying IA
blood and removing all utdue hillary ,secreiions
For sals by Ms
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7. W.&R. q GU,

GHhS AND sMAcT4f<fSpr
RTE o:5::s.1ifssl laSss iEa Io~ w.: ;s
5et1(prAM RNGESES9 Sean = Work
/ fiez5-.iTk 1faetiAeIv 81 az ~ "a az etAsr
jKlssen4 5 Ea1 ass SSaSp BySses '<siat Raj
iu|bots -. rex az. Bellssf dlls:
ey lo- and srle MsS9 g .s.
KS 81; sFfs.eoTne ga sash Weighs Cor build
=. s.: SPout - hyperion quality, English refined
Eife brlck 1Rar Iron, best ahaIiiy.
~. - AmeR assortment Of G=arss Pafterss
49, am, Offers a great indneement to persons
IN, yhg or repairing Mills 10 give theni can,
~ edFe themselves TO furnish Castings &c.
!. ills and olher purposes. Of IS god qualify
on as reasonable terms As can be Obtained IN
section of he country. Printed lists OF their
cas patterns viii b furnished on application
. o..ss xrcat savlug IN transportation via
AZ 1Iex,narAe many Inducements which We are
49, posed 70 patfonize our essakiish-
GIh T. w. q ,. c.
a FRESH spplx S,7;z,- : --=7T7
Mas isis. ~ :, =. :
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BuckWIlent Flour.

~ Jan 8. -, MILLER.
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WELt. SAp.--A short time since, N hart1
fOrdsLire, were written on grave rail, these
lines ~.
aRemember me as you pass oy,
As4youafesnow, % once was
Therefore prepare 10 fellow ME.
Underneath some one wrote 49,
Il gTp follow You Tn not content
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T: sheet IRON Warc.

k0n Ylne assortment Of Tin and SD,..,
- hapfch Is offered at The lowest nos s.'sSL.
wds9go Just received, superior lot 81 , Rss.
Other kinds Of material which 81, ~. Is
R1 any time On mofe favorable terms 4
and ontt.3gLsT
10 a. y e.aad SPOUT1yG done a. psu.i
Old rs EsEnls as can Be procured aay wbere.
c5s1k Hpper and Pewter taken il e1ehs,n.
NJ 6 r. w. RAWLINS
fsrssx snost. ISIS ---'s
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IN ~ rusllying tfa Blood and cnri6s bssbSls;.
bors nv s scses g tsse Pills taken Is evaea,e
sl;eb IN saa s3sn regulated 10 keep lie
'5l vice 20 cent. PEI boz. n. : uses ot Dys-
.os sale by SETH S. HArer:, r Of
s.feeis, and los Baltimore street :j3al.
-<INT, charlss,oan
lays, HarpeIs Fefry !;
Shepherasiown
~ Wiachcsfsr
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NJ a little n walking in the csme'cr
Of Psr6 Ia Ghaise Il Paris, and reading guy
after another thl 1.Ai.es ON the tomps =, :
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Valuable Town Property
For california;,

ME havereceiyed supply ofVlEEFEENS
w and COARSE CLOTHS. SUD n, for 10
soingso California CRANE brown
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LIE sb5so.'a 9tl 1TUH MAJ =, :
~ g Writ mas Just retnrned pl ;,s.;
p,, ss.'u, ,!yies md dese 3lE isls
r.. ..0Oa and CoQk ~,
al aea Plate. = cooI Psns2a..
s a Y ,nis Town. f''ees iess u CRATES
win MI, e l, hand lot - .npleis These q
war WILL Pieces and Z say beiorek puf-
sahas sssSe.se daya Doiies aTe susa
saa. en procnrsund among my present ..1 e 81
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naLTIsloREnCENcY.

F Mr.. WnLfaN TnonscN = z. CorueT q 49,; !.
.,,-r ANA South streets, san auihorized Agent 70
,I,r,rilv 81 Baltimore corrective Subsclpdions, "a
vefrise,nenss &c for the Free Press, and eo7I
Il the oaper, terms, &c. can beIound 90 hie y ~
once.
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! ANnRETHS GARDEN SEEDS

seer-tf uflel, French Sugar sriss s7r..s.-.--
hsans--LaTge Windsor, Long Pod, Six weeks,
Red SEecSied Valentine, Brown do do China
Lima, Royal Dwarf CASE knife.
BFoee0ii - Purple Cape.
tCabdage-Ear York Large York Early Sugar
Loaf Early Batiersea, Philadelphia, Red Dutch
Green Gfassd
Cgero-Long Orange Early Horn Altringham
Or Field
cateese'- Eahy. Asia,ie, timpor,ed9 late
Dutch. 10
GsSs-Curled. y
II far picklinG1 ~e4 1.,s--' : i In
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kare ,ra w lglfoRins letter. aild 4n,.,.
ia g, bo,s;a Va any disease If tie Ias.,s
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LNIrEn srArES HOIEI.,

November ., islSiy-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04
The Laie Madam Ca,.Iani.

No city in Europe has preserved so en-
thusiastic a remembrance Of Catalani ms ST.
Petersburgh. The Emperor Alexander
viewed her with especial favor, and mar
vels are still told Of the generous competi
ZION which existed between these two soyeI-
eigns, who We'd with each other in acts OF
the most PGneeiy liberality. Wishing to
leave behind Der some mark Of gratitude
for the reception she had met with, Madame
Cetalani advertised concert to be gwen
for the poor Of ST. Petersburgh, at the great
theatre, the very night before her departure
In consequence of the number OF tickets
sold, the theatre was found TO be too small
for the company, and the public exchange
Of the city was, by the Emperor's orders,
fitted up for the ceremony. The concert
realised the enormous sum OF q, 900 ster-
ling, every fanhing of which was generous
y abandoned by the singer to the various
hospitals Of the place. The Emperor him
self waited on Catalan the next day with
thanks for her generous assistance. He
found her in the very act Of departure, be-
ing already seated in the carriage which
was to bear her away. He knelt on one
knee upon the lower step and begged per.
mission to kiss her hand; she Withdrew her
glove for the purpose, and while with the
grace and courtesy Of p1ladin he bent
over the small fingers, he elapsed round her
wrist diamond bracelet OF the same value
as the sum which had been realised BY her
efforts in favor Of the poor OF his beloved
city. Ii was in 1927 that Madame Cata
lani appeared for the last time in public.
and it was in Dublin that she waIbled be,
last song. Never did an artist retire amid
such glory as Catalan. She was elected
member Of fourteen different academies.
eight gold medals were bestowed upon her
by various sovereigns and city corporations
IN testimony Of admiration Of her talent and
gratitude for her unbounded charity. As q
wife and mother her conduct was ire
Proachable. She was honored for her viz.
toe, and beloved Cor her gentle and amiable
manners, and amidst all the homage and
splendor which surrounded her, she sti A pre-
served the simplicity Of her humble origin.
and the austerity Of principle she owed to
her conventional education.-PaTis Cor
respondent Of he Atlas. ........
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

into the room brought everything out dis
,inctly. Array lingering round the head Of
the sleeper and gliftering on her hair:
crowned her as with halo of glory, and
made her look even more beautiful than
before. .as'I1si 1as-ii -
AT this moment the door opened, and an
old woman entered, followed by boy. II
was the keeper Of the house, attended by
the lad sent for the work. seL
Hush! said the woman as she saw her
lodger. Poor thingl she has sunk 10
sleep exhausted. Ii is pity to awake
her. ~. ....
.Are you sure she is asleepf said the boy
in a low, thrilling whisper, as advancing
into the room he obtained full look inlo
her face. And he shrank back.
The woman started, looking wonderingly
at the lad, and then, by sudden impulse,
crossed the room on tip-toe, and laid heI
hand on the shoulder Of the sleeper.
But the next instant she drew it quick y
away, as if the touch hsd shot an ice Dol
10 her heart.
She is dead said the lad awe-s;ruck.
She is with the angels-thank God!
said the woman. bursting into tears. .
knew il would come TO this, but did no
think it would be 80 soon, or ! might hav'
saved her by sharing my own srant FIRE and
crust with her. But yet, thank Cod
Yes! cold and hunger, and WEAKNESS hs'
done their work. Her prayers had beef
kindly answered, and she had found relief
The dream had passed into reality; tn
reunion with her parents was not ell
vision; but at what moment the ideal ha'
changed into the real, and the freed sou
walked in Paradise who can tell!
She had found relief. Bot there ar
others, almost, if not quite destitute. wh
still struggle and struggle on. II there n
one 10 care for these!
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

NATURAL LANGUAGE OF THE HASps.-
The hand has great share in expressing
our thoughts and feelings raising the hands
towards heaven, with the palms united, ex.
presses devotion and duplication; wringing
them, grief; throwing them towards heaven,
admiration; detected hands, despair and
amazement folding them, idleness; holding
the fingers iaterningled, musing and thought.
fitness; holding them forth together, Weld.
ing and Submission; lifting them and the
eyes to heaven, solemn appeal; waving the
hand from US, prohibition; extending the
night hand to any one, peace, pity, and safe
ty; scratching the head, care and perplex.
ing thought; laying the right hand on the
heart, affection and solemn affirmation;
holding up the thumb. appreciation; placing
the right fore6nger on the lips perpendicu.
larly, bidding silence. Eliza Cooks Jour.
q.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04
RorAsara,ce: An illustration.

ForDeaFamct; An iuuetrnilom.
There are pleasant spots where no sunbeam
glow,
There are fertile wales where no rivers flow,
There are flowers that bloom where no Souti
winds come,
OF bees, where the place seems not TO be
A fitting haunt for such melody;
And we wonder much that things should be 20
Till, searching above and searching below,
We the hidden secret Of Nature know.
There arc cheerful homes, where the lipht O.
day
Steals in with family gmmering ray,
Where the labor is hard, and coarse the bread
And bat scanty rest for the weary head;
Where childhood is nursed by Hunger gaunt
And c'ssped In the cold embrace of Want;
And We wonder much until we find
That a faith which never looks behind
Gives feet 10 the lame and ewes 10 the Hind.
There are yearning hearts that wander on
Through life, as II seeking a light that IL gone:
Though no outward cause Of grief appear,
Yet no friendly hand may stay the tear,
Which only in silent sadness reveals
All that the desolate spirit feels;
These love not darkness, they seek for light;
But what to other eyes seeina most bright.
To them brings naught but despair and blight.
There are gentle natures that strangely turn +.
From the hearts where Love doth warmly
burn,
Who hesrken not TO Flattery's voice,
Who are not for wealth, but make their choice
To dwell alone, that so they may hear
The Muses. sweet voice forever near;
And amid the treasures of the mind
solace and support they find,
Than friendship far more true, n,ore kind.
This is Natures grand primevall law,
That from many sources the soul shall draw
Happiness, profit, strength and content,
As from every changing element,
The leafy tree and and the sprinrinv flower.
Derive new beauty and added power;
Then blame not thy mates that they do not see
Each feature OF truth which charmeth thee,
Blu. abide in thine own sincerity. - Is,
4" Kniek15Oelsr.
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sos - $500 & n q
But HsmiIton's sttitu5s a. = -
emit. he was not only the = a
champion Of The p>rtv
nysterioos habiliments Of ~
he stood before the andiepcs
bending over the board AL rr--s
pieces unmasked. Wbasevs, ,,-- F. q
zone, he did himself. Nsi,krv \ 6 u
nor exposure be spared. Ha ~
was ever in the ,hickesl Of ,bs ~
when boy Of sixteen, his ery - r
Ish tyranny hoated clear and ,6,;ii I.
The early voice OF the revolution W.
scarcely twenty. at the head Of W..s;,-
on's stan, the crimson Of b, .ssb -.
dsePened with the first blood Of Br,oS.
VINE, Gennan,own, and Monmou,h ~
led The advanced guard, at YEk,o-r
that dashrng charge which. on Oct "a
1871, drove in the first Of the enemv'. A.,
posts. Nor did the field Of baIIs -.
know han. NslleyiOrge IouDd +. -.
and comprehensive inIellec, ms,sr;n. =.
details Of military duty as we'll a he NJ, =
ciPles OF military OTganisalOn; AID I,o.
hat iIozen camp, under Washington, r,,,,
sanction, did he issue those fierce ,no.sI.
which aroused once moe The e. 81 -.
almost cowefing Congress. Tia ,.m,
dashing temper, the same splendid abili,;,.
The same absorbing individuality. ColIows1
MIN in The Constitutional Convention All
into the asseInblsges, popular and ,so,..
sentative, BY which, in New York va,
Iried the fate Of the instrument which tb.,
Convention perfected. In Ws,hipoaDi,
Cabinet, which he entered when he "a,
hardly Ihiry-two, he was not only n. .p.
LhIoned chief, but the undispulsd eIpOosp,
Of the party which then tsgan 70 sOnsns
10 ltself the name Of Fed.ralisI An in.
} comparable felicity Of style and precision
of argument were animated By an instinct
50 hne as to supply him with the lOEarihu,
OF POllIics, instead Of the moGe tedious uro.
cesses which others employed; and by Ii,
immense intellectual vitality, bis readiness
to expose himself al any point and 10 every
danger, and his intrepid gslIantry. be no,
only centred in himself The whole activity
, Of his party, bur- in manner, paGalyssd
collateral energy. He became the smbodi.
ment OF that party, in The same vsy IS
MIR. Jeierson's party was the embodiment
Of himself. Mr.. Jefferson spoke only
through his friends MIR. HamillOn', irisnds
spoke only through him. The influence
: OF the former was subtle, equal, and sen-
,, lie, operating rather through The force Of
previously gwen rule than OF an inmedlss
Precept; the influence Of the lsuer was d.
Iect and personal, exercised At the putcu-
! lar moment, and pointed to the PARTICULAR
case. The one committed 70 MS iIisnds
The chart by which the snip was 10 be gvid-
ed, and then Withdrew from their company:
The other took the helm himself, cheering
. Them BY MS presence, and controlling item
oy mis- commands. "-WhGrtOa's Sats
: Trials Of the United States.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

SAMUEL ADAMs.-ln some branches OF
knowledge he was excelled by other men;
but one thing he knew thoroughly, and that
was liberty. He began with il early, studied
I long, and possessed the whole science OF
4. lie knew it, class and order.-genus
and specles,-root and branch. With him
it was no matter Of frothy sentiment. He
knew it was no gaudy May-day flower.
peeping through the soft verdant sods OF
spring, and opening its painted petals as a
dew cup for midnight fairies to sip at. He
knew il was an austere and tardy growth
food for men, long hungering FOR their ina.
lienable rights.-a seed scattered broadcast
on rough, though genial soil, ripenine be.
meath lowering skies and autumnal ffosts-
TO be rsaped with bloody sickle. Instead
Of quailing. bis spirit mounted and mantled
with the approach Of the crisis. Chafed
and fretted with the mi nor irritations of the
early Stages Of the contest, he rose to a re-
ligious tranquility, as the decisive hour drew
nigh. In all the excitement and turmoil of
the anxious days that preceded the explosion.
"S "oS W euO iCW bhdb HcNcf lOSl Llelr bal.
ance. He was thong htlul, -serious almost
TO the point Of sternness,-resolute as fate
but cheerful himself, a. living spring Of
animation to others. He stood among The
people pillar Of safety and strength:e
Az some tall cliff, that lifts its awful form.
Swells from the vale, and midway leaves tba
storm;
Though round its breast the rolling clouds are
spread,
Eternal sunshine settles on Its head.
And SO he looked forward to the impend.
ing struggle. as the consummaiion of q
great design, Of which not men but God
had laid the foundation stone on the rock
Of Plymouth; and when on the morning Of
the day you now commemorate, the voilies
Of firearms from this spot announced to
n'm and bus companion, in The neighbofins
held, that the great hattie OF liberty had be.
gun. he threw up hi, arms. and ercIaimsd,
a burst OF patriotic rapture, 20 what
glorious morning is thisl'-Ereraa.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

SwsERIss FoR CoIs.--"What," asks
the celebrated DR.. Cumming OF London, 10
discourse on the lost coin in the parable
which the woman recovered by lighting a
candle, sweeping the house, and seeking
diligently until she found it--"What is ali
this that i now taking Placs on the cont.
nent of Europe? II is the sweeping of rhe
European house, that Christ may find the
lost coin, restamP 1t with his image, reprint
on It his name, give it a new currency. and
make all rejoice that the lost is found. and
the hidden is discovered" = Z
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

The years ofOId age are stalls IN the ca
thedral Of lie in which for aged men to sat-
and listen, and mediate. and be patent iih
the services is over, and in which they may
get themselves ready to say amen at me
last, with all their hearts, AID soais and
strength.-lio,sntords EEthanasy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

What troubles We have, We ieei; ous
what are over, we do not even remember
For nearly every mislosiDne IS like Janus.
and has Two faces; the one with which u
comes is terrific 10 look at. bur the lace
with which il passes away is that Of an an
gel Of God. --Moasaifords EEliaaasy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

SrmrATHr.-Time, which is absolutely
necessary for the formation, OF intimate
friendships in the higher classes, is no, re-.
quis'te amongst the lower orders. The soul
forms more ties and relationships in one
week amongst the men and women Of ma.
ture, than in ten yeas amongsi those Of 90.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-04

L.MARrrsIA.-Liberty. = The proof
that Liberty is the divine ideal of man il
that she is the first dream of youih. and tha
she does NOT fade from our soul, until our
heart 10 wilhsred, and our mind either de.
based or discouraged. There is NOT a soul
t,ceniy years old, that IS not republicans.
Thers is net decaysd heart that l. not ser-
,ilc. ~, -. 80 - - =
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Our ffends we gisvs for many days and
and PEARS after tho day Of their .os.--
Aswsufor6s ExtRsnssy.
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Ills an Eastern prOvsTb. thai the iecoi'
lection Of. youth is sigh.-housyorss
Enthanasy.
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While the illustrious Riego was lying in
a dungeon. just before his murder, a soldier,
placetla sentinel over him, one day said.
"Wers you NOT prisoner. 7 would muir.
der yoa,' 'Avere | not a prisoner" re-
piled The noble Riego. .syou would not
dare to look me in tie face. Fsr.ss
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Tuck. Life OF jeff 80 See McCsrtney's
U. LIS, 267.
a Jsn' Com lIA