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been favored with the following List of the First
Senate of California, transmitted to his friend,
in this city, by the only South-C Carolinian in the
body. .s
The whole number of Senators is 20,
of whom, are natives of New York, of Con-
necticut, 2 of Virginia, Q of New Jersey, 2 of
Tennessee, 2 of California, of North Carolina,
! of South Carolina, Of Ohio, and one Of the
District of Columbia.
John McDougal, 1t. Gov'r and Prest of Senate,
ofOhio, Emigrated from Indianain Deer l848
Merchant, Age 80, Married
Nathaniel Bennett Senator, San Francisco, OF
N. York, Emigrated from New York in Deer
l848, Lawyer, Age -, Single.
David c. BrOderick, Senator, San Francisco, OF
Washington, ID. c., Emigrated from New
York in April, l849, Merchant Age 81, Sin
gle.
John Bdwell, Senator, Sacramento, of N. York
Emigrated from Missouri in May, l84l, Farm
er, Age 80, Single.
William r. Bassham, Senator, San Jose, of Ten
nessee, Emigrated from Tennessee in April,
l843, Merchant, Age %, Single
Z Kirbey Chamberlin, Senator, San Diego and
Los Angeles, of Connecticut, Emigrated from
Ohio in June, l849, Physician and Surgeon
Age "A, Widower.
Elisha 0. Crosby, Senator, Sacramento, of New
York, Emigrated from New York i'm Feb'y
ls49, Consellor at law, Age, "a, Married.
David +. Douglass, Senator San Joaquin, Of
Tennessee, Emigrated from Texas in Deer
1848, Wagoner, Age 30, Single
Pablo de la Guerra, Senator, Santa Barbara and
St Luis Obispo, of Santa Barbara, Emigrated
from --, in ----, Ranchero, Age 80
Married a
William d. Fair, Senatsr, San Joaquin, of Vir
ginia, Emigrated from Mississippi in Feb'y
ls49, Lawyer Age %, Single.
Thomas ]. Green, Senator, Sacramento, of N
Carolina, Emigrated from Massachusetts il
April l849, Farmer, Age A. Married
Alexander w. Hope, Senator, Los Angeles ant
San Diego, of Virginia, Emigrated from II
linois in April, lS48, Mountaineer, Age &c
Single.
Elcan Heydenfeldt, Senator, San Francisco, Of
South Carolina, Emigrated from Louisiana in
July, l849, Lawyer, Age 90, Married.
Benjamin 8. Lippincott Senator, San Joaquin, Of
New York, Emigrated from New Jersey in
March, 1876, Merchant, Age 81, Single.
G. b. Post, Senator, San Francisco, Of N Jer
sey, Emigrated from New York in --, lS49
Merchant, Age -, Single
Henry E. Robinson, Senator, Sacramento, O
Connecticut, Emigrated from Louisiana il
| March, l849, Merchant, Age SO, Single.
Nelson Taylor, Senator, San Joaquin, Of Con
necticut, Emigmted from New York in July
l847, Merchant, Age 20, Married
Mariana g. Vallejo, Senator, Sonoma, of Mon
terey, Gala, Emigrated from -- in -
Ranchero, Age AZ, Married.
Thomas /. Vermeule, Senator, San Joaquin, O.
New Jersey, Emigrated from New York In
-, lS47, Counsellor at Law Age, 81 Mar.
ried.
SelimE. Woodwork, Senator, Monterey, of New
York, Emigrated from New York in April
1916, Merchant Age "a, single.
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EUROPEAN CENsUREs.-English, French. and
Spanish journals, &c, are very severe on this
country, on account of the Cuba expedition
1t is really affecting to see reformed Cyprians
lecturing upon virtue and superanuated thieves
upon the sin of picking pockets Some of them
talk about forming league to put us down.
The sooner they make the attempt, the better
A good rousing foreign war, may save us from
the far more imminent danger of putting our
selves sdown.--Richmond Rep.
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AWFUL FArALrrY.--The Rising Sun Qa.) T1u.
Wing, of the Goth inst, contained the following

AWFUL TATALrTF.-IHtN = Ht NisIng sun N'u'I 1THs
Wing, of the Goth inst, contained the following
A man from Pennsylvania (name unknown)
with wife and six children, left Cincinnati one
day last week, in skiff, intending to go to Mad.
lson-and when arriving at North Bend, his wife
hours, her husband mailing a rough box together
and mbedding it in the sand, where he left her.
On arriving at Millersburgh, few miles below
this place, all of the children died but one, and
were buried in like manner. The next day the
father died, and was buried on sand bar, by a
Fisherman. This completed the whole family,
with the exception of girl three or four, years
old, who is now living with the fisherman who
buried her father. This is certainly of the most re-
markable cases Of fatality on record. The sur
vving girl is not sufficiently advanced in years, to
give an accurate account of their origin or destna
ton, the above being the history furnished in
formant by the old man, previous to his death.
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&FRE At New wALBAHY.-Froma gentleman who
came up from Portland last night, we learn that
the extensive foundry or Messrs. Philips, Hise.
NO, at New Albany, was burned down last night.
Inc loss must be heavy. This FIRE occasioned the
alarm in this city last night All Of the comma nes
with their apparatus were t-Lo,ii,p;ii, h,rnni
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Sin RoBERr PEEL's DEATH is almost universally
lan:ented in Great Britain, by both sides in poll
tics. The Liverpool Mail, however, carries its
opposition beyond the grave, proposing the fol-
lowing inscription for his monument:-"T the
Memory of a Man Called Statesman,) who
Sold Himself to Faction, and Ruined his Coun-
fry -
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From the ChGyiesfoa Mercury.
Arrival Of the Isabel.

this morning. The Isabel brings q number of
passengers, and full cargo. Among her pas
sengers from Havana, we notice the name of our
distinguished felow-citizen, General Campbell,
United States Consul at Havana. Below will he
found letters from our Havana and Key-West
correspondents.
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~ The University of Oxford, as we learn
from the British papers, has conferred the honor.
ary degree Doctor OF Civil Law on Mr., Prescott,
the well known American historian,
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The last charters were at 81 IL s for Spanish ves-
sells to Cowes and q market, and to Antwerp
direc. The rate for sugar to the United States is
higher, $li per box having been paid There are
no vessels here that can be employed for the ship
ment Of sugar to the United States. The last
transactions for molasses were at S2s "a Sp, which
rates are nominal, owing to the want of vessels.
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The Canadiaa ParEian,ent.

ToRoNro, July 25.-The Governor General has
given the royal assent to 81 acts Of Parliament,
passed this session. Among them is one to en-
courage emigration to the United States from
Europe, via the st. Lawrence route. and an act
merchantmen in the province also, bill, intro
duced by Government, to reduce the current value
Of American and Spanish money to FIVE shlings,
Halifax currency, and to establish mint for gold
and silver coinage.
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Lates. Cotton Markets, { per .q,is. )

LIVERPOOL, July ia continued activity pre-
walls for cotton, and the sales to-day are 10000
bales at the late advances. Middling, Uplands,
and Mobile are firm at "a, and New Orleans at
I'D. The sales are chiefly on speculation.
1t it not likely that prices will advance much
further for some time, as holders offer their sup
plies quite freely.
Late reports from Havre announce considerable
activity and full market.
From Manchester the advices continue favora-
BILE, and manufacturers are enabled to obtain firm
rates for their goods.
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Edscts Of the Storm. a. Danpille.

DANvLLE, Pa. July 25.--We have not yet re-
covered from the disastrous effects of the late
storm. Thousands upon thousands OF shocks
Of wheat and rye foated down the Susque-
hanna. Part Of our borough was inundated,
and accessible only through boats. Several
Of our iron establishments were compelled to
stop-among others, the Montour Rolling Mill,
the fly wheel being over five feet under water1
The farmers on the low lands have lost an inn
mense amount of property. .ar
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

SANTMYER a. Co., MANAGERS,
J. H. ALLEN, ~. SrAaE MAsEcEa.
Last night but one of T. ID. RICE, the original
JIM CIR ow.
First nigh. of the BuRLEsauE OpEaA of OrELLo.
Performance will commence this (Monday) even
ing with the Petite Comedy Of
PERFE ECTION.
Charles Paragon J. H. ALLEN,
Kate O'Brien, (with Songs.). Miss MARION.
Song. =. =. a. =. Mr.. EVELYN.
After which, the lsughable Burlesque Opera of
OTELLO.
O'euo - \. ~. niSrs,
Desoimonm MISS MARION,
Emillie -. Mrs. CARMAN.
Song Mr.. EVELYN.
To conclude with, by particular desire, the
ROCHESTER, KNOCKINGS,
Mr. Redmond Ryan, Miss Davenport, Mr..
Booth and John r. Scott, are engaged and viii
shortly appear.
large FAN has been erected, keeping the
house perfectly cool and pleasant. ICE-WATER
in abundance
Admission Private Rox Is cents, Parouette .na
Dress Circle 50 cts. Gallery Is cts. Doors open At
So'clock, and tbs curtain rises a, q o'clsek.
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.aGairs in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The Board of Health re-
port for the past twenty -four hours y-four deaths
Of which twenty-one were from Cholera, and
thirty-three from other diseases. a4
DR.. Shotwell, an eminent physician, died last
night. ra u.
Beck &Fosvick's distillery, at Richmond, Ohio,
was destroyed by fire last night.
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Cholera at I,o,.;spille

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The whole number of
deaths reported for the "a hours ending yesterday
afternoon, was so, Of which As were from Cholera,
and from other diseases.
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Cholera at 81. Lo,,is.

ST LOUIS, July 25--The Cemmetary repor,
for the "a hours ending p. M, this evening, 35
deaths, of which eleven were from Cholera.
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n
) a 5, rials.
There are no Muscovados for sale here, and the
markets on the coast and on the south side are
comparatively exhausted.
The last sale of Molasses was at 2 rials, bu,
there is very little doing, owing to the scarcity OF
vessels.
The business in Coffee is extremely insignifi.
cast.
IMPoRTs.--Six more cargoes of Jerked Beet
have come in, and as yet no sales have occurred
there are now thirteen cargoes on hand. No fish
has arrived, except small parcel Of Norwegian
Cod, which was heated and sold at 49, Lard is
higher, owing to small supplies. The stock is
reduced to 400 barrels. There are no kegs left,
which package commands preference of ST over
barrels. No more Carolina Rice has come in,
but about $500 bags arrived from Spain, equal to
500 casks There were sold 200 casks Carolina
slore at IL. rials, and 230O bags Spanish at 81 a
9, rias, according TO quality. There now remain
unsoId, 160 casks Carolina, 200 bags Spanish and
a quantity of Brazil, equal to 300 casks. A cargo
of Bath Lumber sold at S24 and prices have an
upward tendency, OWING to the scanty supplies
for long time past. A cargo of Mobile Z. p.
was placed at S22, being badly assorted. Box
Shocks continue in very depressed condition,
and only meet with chance purchasers. Some
were sold at rails on credit. Molasses Hogs
head Shocks are in very limited demand, and
Sugar Hogsheads Shocks quite dull. This is
also the case with Empty Casks and Hoops. Nor
can we speak more favorable in regard to Candles
and Oil, which are also neglected. Sales of Spar
ish Flour took place to some extent at cur quota
tons.
FREIeHrs.-There are only two American ves-
sells IN port, and neither of them disengaged,
which is circumstance worthy of notice, and
such as has not before occurred during the last
thirty years. There are several vessels Of other
flags suited to carry sugar to Europe, but the in
JURY is limited, ~ the stock Of sugar is reduced
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LIFE AT NFN PORT.
Correspondence n the Baltimore Pairl

Correspondence " The Baltimore Patriot
would attempt T. portray SOME of the fine lprms aud
laees, radiant with h'auy and bcncvocncr that emhel-
sh and illuminate tho srociou, halls or tho Ocean House
every afternoon and evening, bot that vnu know would
be rather liellish undertakings II King Soom him
sell, win could show his pUcal devotion tho aif
sex. by panlng ohs hundred live -"ai in row.
dared not attempt 10 paint the y ur add perfume 10
The fose,' You'll hardly expect il from him who ,onon,
him eli with one IT The Norc-ail blessings Suffice 1t
II say th' amonV the ladies here YOU SEQ hose beauti
o na"ts, tho y and tho rs', Nprs OF health and in.
uoernea, swecs ulcudci AND ccasnally You meet " lh
he"hehnR brunette. mNrcd or single, she only
10 make yon ee how oGoltc apd how charming ID sati
ely III tue laytliesl 81 Gods creations
Amorg ytnr many rcadrrs, who ucyer exchange the
more SECURE comforts of houo, fr tho chance Of male
eemiaa abfoad ther may be- cuuu.iy /, know how ~
mahy people can mnunprtp Ill M much me Immune,
heo. tlaHV hall 100 feet long. wh = ubcs running
rem end IL end-ihn uunQ sounds \. NJ, fr htenhfat.
and according lu the hab uf the Nialu4 they hrpin "a
como IN 10y tw md lhrccs, md slcoutnuol until l0
when adea acc mpancd by hir hushauda. flhcts. aud
hnhers 90 10 wade the hcach wave fei wave Il
the sat SEA rolling in, aud hrcahug over thrn aud
sweeplng item along IL iscour,o T. The shore This ia
the mes I1vely and rNhRwiUs accurW the programme.
The ,ect 4 the In h and It's cNrit moia il Al once
eieshn2 aud sam lletuus so by l2 the hdicg re
Hnined theif chambers. To dvcsl hcms, Ives f lhtir PIC
0Tfsqae eoatumcs and rripn themselves into the brm4
natnfrs "swrc rtsorct," lcay 81 the sen shore 10 tie
mae saId and quiet enloymout of rsoac old Iarheora
aud dlseonsolae widuwcn in etnglo wolehtdness-- -
lhefn ls Ia Tact sant hi Z Ia the con salt ait d thf
place, that Il tibe mcuos You ~ ,up gpnn ns ynn
atlye here md To tho rcvtvug influence Il that ae6l
may be ascrbed tie bnrhcnl lcts Of sionrn herr In
the holtasl weather The spray from the ocean (tn fall
vlew from The windows Of the Ocean IIou,7) mpatta
dampnrss 10 tho atmosphere whch ca ulusnni
dnre To the country, aud which rgowhe,e nnd arising
from olhet eapses, might be- prudlcl to hcahh /. hdte
ono oi The o the ptvotbal snluhrty Of Newport
But WAS rllng your homo staying cadomhuw con.
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i)ortitol.
LINES no EMMA.

Dear Emma Since you cf, US all. have been full Of
woes
My head has ochrd. my heart sick Eve COINS upen
my tncs.
sought in polka aud in waltz from love 10 find relf
And ~ got lagny lot OF corns, to feed my etlaf
Dear Emma Patent feathers arc no Joke. upon my
word
\. law should be cnrctrd 'gajnst practice So absurd
They may talk about guano. but If ono would rase
crop,
With patents tight and pIuchiog quite, just let them
take hop.
Dear EMMA SIN II fortune, love- You cost mo every
week,
hape YOU do not doubt i, dear. frtruhflly sppak
fot befchcts white Tor every daymy eoaseess gaaf de
mands,
The lmndros- blls aul dc ors pills, my parso cannot
Withstand.
Dear EmmaLct the FOOLS put out f,r san Fraoeisao's
Shore
Dig for gold quick and qock silver. aud olher sorts Of
ore,
know paitof diamonds bright, that love and mischief
speak,
Those eyes of thine if they Sero mine. no other MIN
I'd serk
pear Emna--N Eyes that orc 50 black. make QUO feel
very huc
My heart is like u cuendcr. pierced with them through
and hmrgh
And II crushed by y,ur cruelty, 'ron honor furc am.
That you could uhc tout aud make dlef diaphragm.
Der Emma / You don'l conc back. tell y=u whnt
III un all stakes aud stake my all in noae after yon
Aud II You dw't fmle on no them III kcI up such
row.
Buy mo pick, and he of quick, 10 pcl up gold, vow
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HOW DOES AFLY BuZl

How does ny bur is qu son more easily asked
than answered with its wings. 10 be sure, has lily
replies one # our readers. "Nilh its wings as they vi
brae upon the air" responds another, with smile, hf
ufcntenpl, Of conn paeency of his more III N c"n-
mon .uremeut o natural philosophy. But how, ''"n
let ask can the great dragonny, and other similar
broad pnionpd rapid flying cut through the air
with silent swine,s, while o'hes 90 buzzng when
nat upon the wing al R'nne, who has already put
this sing query, himself a>cribes the s,uud partially To
air bu phys the ''edg, Of eir wings a.
hrr origin. with e)lan harp string ,"or IT, rhe
friction Of internal organ at the roo OF the wings
Lastly, hnw does the fly edl he busy, GU
raus, thirsty 1y, that drinks with me-" but does nh
drink as l." his sole instrument for eating drinking
being his trunk suckj lhe narrow pipe, by means Of
which. when let down upon his dalnes he is e' led o
imblbo much suits his capacity. This trunk might
instrument Convenient enough when inserted In
to a of syrup. applied to The broken surface Of
oyer-ripe blackberry, hut often rur slipper of
sweets quite as busy lid lamp ofsnlar. which We
sla fl d oo cl sc inspection grnwnl SIN i by degr-ss'
under his tack. How, without grinders. does h. ac-
comIish the consumption of such crystal cndm nj
msgnIler will solve the difficulty, and show how 'hs
ng dlssulves his rock Hannibal fashion, By diluent,
salyary fluid passing down the pipe. which urns
The sugar mel ed into syrur.-Episodes Of Insect Life
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NO. q.

middle of he first prayer. The dandy repaired I.
church he with all the grace If finished exqais-
lie at Tho commencement of the payer and stood play
ing very gracefully with the narrowed seal, when
sndderly he Jumped as ilhe had discovered len OF
ntle snakes The whzzng Of he alarm had commenced.
The people started the dandy made furious grab at the
offending watch vi both hands outside the picket, and
ho attempted squeeze IL into silence bnt all In vain;
Kept its and 1t seemed 10 him as II II would
erase. Tho sweat rolled OF the poor fellow; hs
seized his ha aud makisg cr,u fr tho door. hur.
red III wh hi, watch pocket in hand, aud hs hat
in Tho oher, amid the suppressed laughter Of tho "h'ls
congregation
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LORD BRDtIGIlANI.

II tumorel sonic time ago. and the ru,nr g now
confirmed by tho party maiolv Interested that Lord
Btodgham vii shnry visit the Uni'ed States ESco-
mont = ial 10 the exis'eacH Gf this eccentric aud
est.arlinty mnn. Nuwilhsianiine his years. which.
have alcldy reached the allotted period of huntn s.
he virut NJ hn ~ Chancellor hardly knows dimuutin.
man 80 learned IL the law, famous oratn poe
aass ot sneh VARIED and exrao dnary attain nents for
theta hardly n branch II human knuve ledge In whhh
intd BrupIaIn durs excel wil oi course tecslvs
IN Amelia lnanied aud general attention, The bent u
Ia will neersHiiate- the peri ruance of eNunudlniry
antics; hut It s under ahe that he will prase perhaps
aston sh, TIE tiau-nlhntio world Lord 'nughnm n"sar
toes any hn4 by hniyfs This reception lhe other
sirui tin Atlantic oNhIb tlthe # the o1thus a'm
which a"Aled popular novelist. who "a he'd, according
IN American onlanna IL have made ungra tful ieurn
IN the hospitality which he exp lrnced tho HOUSE Ut
IL ia vii esnnna. his ftun with brilliant de-, INA
lion IN favor ol Republican ustui ous, nnd tn 40 kng
ri the Amefean Constitution. Punch i. fsprfu tint 'he
hhrned tanetioeay msi-t upon being natufalised.
and enayine The privileges II an American cllnen and
our heeiioos empefa,y tcfets To hc cRim which
Loud BauFham mnie IN lhn Infancy m the Frrnch Re
bic of snilar honnr. Our lrnaatlauic ftio Ids will
hoah NJ The idea but the Noble pcrsonage hiusolf \
haaly kelly h prefer such claim, sncce that IL would
90 lin Fur nr five thunslnd in hard Bti'
ish spven ma the amount Ut hisr thing pension rs L. ri
Chabe of II England. Had il noi been for this trdin,
back there IL oresh,dowing The exIcnt whish
hls lonshp would have po1e IN rnganing under thu
stripes aud s,aa, he popularity which be has fTfeited
under the union jack. Bot whatever may he I"d
Il onphm'l foes II is ns. ess To ho vcxed with them.
They lofm part # the maave cannot have one without
the II or Ills splendid inlen have always been ag
knoWledged hui his stability was always ques i,nab'e.
lie neyuf could bn ul,d on. Y,hrs lave Mt dinlnis
el ns mefrnal kuaynnce. let add, his
uritis Il has heel said that go Mus To madn's. il.
allodn Had .erd prugham been les. gf e,l the pro-
hahtlY is I'm, le Won hay, heen scdae, Taking
him all pelher he ~ the a. est nprdnury enigma uf
TIN age terry 10 hi. fGends. aud unlairg - set
ol caus merrnent II ali who do uot come under tlat
category. London Tones.
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n, Eur moan 4 ,a f., t,, Itn,, ,,iII , co,, 1,, r a
SlIya=mefI.ct IIo h,4 .,ro cnrir,I Ersnrh / tho.
aranl,s aid ottr,qrIye ercns in E,a,.rn hall T. ,,fe,e
m. n4eif, ,5,ls ,,,,,,,c,, ,,, -, ,ho . ,,., - ,i,
mud In lin inoi h.arlioy en-, l,uo +, ,,nro tho ti
tn, RaaaL, T,r,nroIl,. .RpL,y, -, any o,h,.r cha
nqf5i,.iIr ms h n n,,,hl hc ,,,,,,cI If ,hon ~ II
mol srbo5lcl mn, tie.o rrr,s.n bo tak,s te i.d +.
nan, yew f tn, sui i,cl mad nlanr nohio bui cl,, i.
and l., hes md Gnds at +, thnt onc il i,3 a.. r. "a
the other
There !. now II, reo'ot slove mako, n, Co,,,,nlinn
ple The fair ir.ns.,,,s n nj {, ,,,,,,s ,o,l.s l., ,I
houses # mrrclant4 Ia hon, many Of Them are = on.
Ia1y c5saei by ilcir Lrud3 ond ol ,hc4, i, iina5,
siba Ir Fianl fo obr.in oIInper for Tim usual M,
yacy al The bafain l. ,lnntod e., Them Tho ,bel foat
of Ile bl,als i, in lre r,url ward attached IN tle Aa
noe ol sneymnn In 4 street ,nmcJ,,tIv ou,s.t, III,
wall was INV Of = 0.e houa,~ vheto oninm was ala
ba procured for SIN L inp vhich il bv ma means 20
general praetier A. il parinoI and aver aud Lelnd
these wera hoidinas in which tho slave, war, kent l.
is iroe thli hc,c were pa,cd but the lattice, through
which aily The Turkish women can look abroad qaye n
far pt.atrf notjon of in pfisonnrnt
IbVfe were n Mt MANY ,omen and cLi1lfen graun.
cd bb ut in the c9ul ,afd and au those who npsraIed
to pos.4ss nny epre If inicpcnco were clntrlnp and
lanphng some were vr,prcd nm in bl,ul ct, mud
co1fbinp about in corners, bu in iIc4e srusn md feel
mo- seemed o be- a. the wct rbh sh,uId be yer,
aoy 10 run against aoy poprt fee lnp upon The snpci
but d. houesIy brioye that iCnnv uefs,n # ny,r1pr
pop7efy and lbi lnndeluc.s were soyu III, So crea
nr s. and 0ll lhgt hrr was ro bccl,ne tbn proprffy
Of 9TH 49, and work in return far fond and l,d,ag
he would come In the c,uclu4on tb vasll llov weI.
fl fer indeed he mirh tlnl hat Ihcy had parcl in
,Nrb5noin he vr.trlcd .,y., / f. f., ono ~ rp,tlfa
i've eiylIIz ,iiao would not u ,trnd up,n Le s,f oh
af hurried gis To CITY, Ia IN she e'Iphf,l ,nir1in
np'n the native ton,gr and ,ciol ccpn"u,, Iu' can
ny that whenever have seen the II Ick sl5tea abroad
they have been neatly dressed and ppra,eoily vel
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AFFECTION

We sometimes meet with men who seem 10 think that
any indulgence N at. cOnate feeling Is weakness
lhey will return from unoy and grert ihelf ian rs
wi distant dignity, and move among tn ifchIden with
he cold aad lofty peodor Of an iceberg, surrended lis
broken fragments. There is hardly more unnatural
SIGHT on earth than one Of those fam lies without hear
\ father had better exungulsh boy eyes, than take
away bis heart Who that has experienced The Us Of
friendship, aud values sympathy aud a con. would not
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gushing emotions OF fllo parental aud iralernal love
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body and everything that is lovely. Teach your chil.
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