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Died.

On Monday, April q, NrsRy Dowsrs, the SOM law of
Bari holI new Granger
The friends Of the family in the city and Sta ten
leland respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
O'clock Wednesday afternoon from his late resi-
dence. No u Riyington street
On the 2lst Of April, JONI McAvoY, aged 81 years
months and days.
His friends, and those of his brother, p H. McAvoy
invited 10 attend his funeral Wednesday the 2d.
at O'Clock from his late residence No ca Prince street
On Monday after long illness. CATHERINE wife of
She friends and acquaintance Of the family are res
pectfuy nvitei to attend the funeral from her late
residence IA Duane street, at 2oclock Tuesday April
On sunday morning, Apri! 30, Capt RICHARD DOUGLAS
of the L. S. M. G., in the seth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence o0I
High street Brooklyn at hafpast O'clock Tuesday,
I'D inst His relatives and fr njs particularly in
yited TO attend without further notice.
On sunday, April 20. of dysentery. MARTHA ASH in
FAINT daughter d Joseph I Harrington, aged months
and DAYS
The remains will be taken this Tuesday morning to
Longridge, Conn, for nterment.
On Sunday evening, April 20 GroRcE FREprmcK TAY-
Tor infant son Of George and Mary D. Mtchiil aged
mont his and 10 days
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. I'D inst, at o'clock
from 232 West Nineteenth street.
ON Sunday. the 10Th Of April. Miss DELLA DCPIcsAc
daughter Of EbeneZer X Dupignac.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday after
the I'D inst at O'Clock from the residence her
father No l0 Fourth avenue without further invita-
tiCn.
Suddenly on Monday morning April IL Mrs LypA
Ronnss wife Of jeremiah Robbins, of Phiadelpha for
merly Of this city
After short but painful Illness of consumption Mrs
Avs CRIES, In the 74th year OF her age
ON Saturday, April ~, THOMAS LAKE Of Williams
burgh. L. /.
At meeting Of the friends Of Mr.. Dawn Bnr.sr de-
ceased, convened at the house Of Nr Conklin Csr
the evening Of the 2st inst 1t resolved that his
friends be- and they hereby. invited to attend his f.
neralI from the house OF Mr. Conln CARL - Fulton
street brooklyn at 10 o'clock A M the following day
after tie arrival Of Lis body in the Ohio from
New Orleans Ills remains viii be taken to huntington
l.. L., for interment.
NJ Newark y. y. Sunday, April 20, Mrs MARY
BCpINr, having attained the advanced age within few
months, Of 100 years. She became a member of the
Prel ytorisn Church OF Alexandria about 20 years ago.
and in that and the church in Bevidere she regularly
communcd up TO late period. Her husband who died
years ago a soldier in the Revolutionary war.
and fought In all the principal battles ia New Jersey as
well engag Ilents in other States.
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schr Cooper Corson, Ssansboro', NC. days. with
sehr james Nelson, Cranner, swansboro, NC, days,
schr Eiouise, Robinson. Whining Nc days with
schr Mary Powell Briggs, Wilmington. NC Ss hours with
sehr N Price, chsmbern. Wilmington. NC. IL days.
with nav 81 stores
schr Mead. Smith. Oeraeoke. 10 days. Had heavy
lead winds the whole passagei four days beating
sehr Lsmartine. Turner Richmond. days.
sehr S S Brg con.1 p1.i Reh%9na days.
ssshr Anna D; Weeks, Aisxandr ri, day..
sT r ismes MsSn DAYS
sehr Ocean Wave. Davis. virginia. 5 days.
ss er EEsrlis soP ps, yT yass asy DAYS
sehr Person Williams, Virginia, days.
Schr Judge Baker, Tomlinscni James River days
sehr Lady Of the Lake. Harris. Jane. River. days.
sSsr Anns SMITH irf Daring nalsimo4s days
sehr spray Dow. Baltimore. days bound to Portland.
schr Eliza $, Fountain Philadelphia, days. bound to
sehr Mitchell Supple, Philadelphia, days. bound to
sehr Bradore Emory Philadelphia days bound to Bos
sehr Aurora, Raheoek, Philadelphia. sdays.
schr Bee; Cheeseman Philadelphia, : days
se$t Ba,ss Davis. smyrna S,,y pc De-; days.
ssSr rsaasSsa ',$ Jump i Miliasa psI days
sehr Eliza LastGn Robins Boston days s
Lighter schr Splendid, Tunnel from wreck Of Swedish
bark Emile, with wine, to Schmidt Balcheu
Below.
Ship George Washington from Liverpool March II. with
mdse and passenger
Barn odd Fellow from New Orleans.
Bark Princeton, 4j days from Cork.
Bark Union, 60 days from Messina.
Brig Marianne ,s q aays from St 'as''
Propeller La Fayette, stoddard, Philadelphia
appu oI-Wind Mt sunrise A. Will, rain: at m liam
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Boston, in distress lbcfore reportedt
PROVIDENCE, April is-Sid sohr Roxbury, Sears 1ala-
SAN FRANCISCO. March l4-Ady banks Asa Packer.
Crthers for Calcutta Direct I'D Mary Melville FOR 49,
fresh. eharter Emma sdora for sais si H.mst a.
ford Kent for NYork April To- Elizabeth for do With
despatch Creole and Ponsc for sale One undivided hale
mortgage gyen BY stirling :, LARGO ,hs other haii
SAVANNAH, April l6-Arr schr star Nckcrson, Provf-
nra Johnston Liverpool; schr RsndsiI BiactwciIN
bedford Sid bark Rowland, Mayo, Bcston; scbr Rsa-
dali. Blackwell. NIledford.
wAsMlNGT0N Nc Apr, IepArr sc1's P.%psso sas.
WILMINGTON, NC April l8-Arr brig Martha Rogers,
Boardmsn NYork schrs John Russell lBrS Smith Turk4
Islands Monadnoek Colson Portland C1ar.a trifh d..
cid 18TH briggs Matamoras Mass Portsmouth Orr, Casss
Boston; Buena Vista, Myers, Nfork
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MEDICAL.


Street Ssx lork-rhe attention Of The public re-
Pr are si s the Ss aa sstnss ass
aaa in 1s MGf:s % ss
9Ss tsaa fNs Disc
the r fu Of and a ss
that @ during hss periods
males ,hemseyss and ol ordinary
ass q s 3 f The Hasr s
M ts aaa 2 a es sn Thy
MANAGEMENT Of new born infants also given in full and
s ss Of hissr work ]
ssa how them T rsn Tue
Of delivery ks Ee separate chapter, given
mt sH1
s sss
slsr r. Tya%aS with
7ns h' 80 THIS tim. there
Mould Be bly, lees and disease
health treated upon, from infancy age andtas
%iSss,i"n: ,Ss ysiss:s TSsrs
explained that all Hun ireds Of f.
ss % ss 4s s s 'sns e
hsve successfully themselves BY the directiensvea
Ms
Of ladies' NJ ms ssrs De AGS IT, saa ai
il, nSsy 70 old s o. ss a Psas ss:
r.sss s " With as.SpsSa
snres OF al he aeases ana asraSgsmsh 20 whien h
s;:'Ss Ss
ss asssy IL H AL The fully :sss zsa
and TIE pSnsd out y w.h Il b
unseen and usually unknown decay
ing what has destroyed them. Even medical yes
FIRST moment every man ,hcpd understand himself All
I Enn S SS work ai sse s.
both NTH ss sS Of 81 hs nss se
ps.pssins ,s female
a. all like tins ever M urs wn
e g 10th @ ,ms % s ss
Both The amy Tie q
Guiding full description every thing that
the and Of o,prPs the cause
philosophy This beyond eonpariIon.
there
and ssus IL are u
and to Which no aaiop ne even can b
many them before made public given
full gSS's :s @ 1sS 'ssE
S sas SnS % It
numerous engraving and cqlOrsd plates designed especially
+. AZ, Si. % it Si
which may ellie he Obtained sngy or in the They
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viii also be ~ Pest BY CITY Despatch receiving
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miles. forty To the Trade.-Te trade will find these
works worthy Of their special attention the demand
for them unprecedented aud Increasing and the allow
liberal. All whoerne purchasers will be
provided with descriptive pamphlets free AMI purchasing
10 Of the books 30 pamphlet. with ,helr
imprint hsents-ssnts are wanted to circulate these
will ind II extremely profitable quite larre income being
obtained BY many. Apply TO the publisher. Remember.
these books that confidently recommend,
and which every ougs read They should BE- cireu
lated extensively possible both for their utility.
also to rrerde the trashy and immoral works Tossing
90 he ~ tie same kind which everywhere abound. NJ r.
Any Newspaper publishing this Advertisement estre
Tits style shall rCoei, complete 81 the books hand
somey bound forwarding paper 20 the publisher.
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On the 21st q April by the Rev Henry Ward Beccher
Of brooklyn Ilucn II. Pmrrs, TO Miss MARGARET MAR
oFLIA JoNsoN, both Of ireland
+On Saturday evening April 10, by the Rev Mr..
F.mngston Mr. FLoNp Horrors, to Miss AMANpAY SoPHA
DE- LsLE daughter the late John De lc both this
city.
On the 18th Of April by the Rev. Mr. Crawford Mr..
EpwARD AsHMoHr, TO Miss CATHAstar Y. MEESEE. of
Brooklyn.
ON the 9Th of March, in San Jose California by the
Rev. Padre Pincrio Hon. Avs q. CAMPBELL. OF Mo,
msuber of the House of Assembly Of California to MAR
PIco daughter Of Antonio Pico, of San Jo-e.
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i Er&sn h %Jg Gsn,.; ta g' flor Co.
BhEsc1von i;re.l Jaeobsop Bueno. Ayres W D. Fer
schmidt & Baiehen; uiten, Harper Port Prince II
sSir.-~Coiumtis win.io ' yorfel., Iesisl Amos, Ba-
goT Iill.bury Sanford; Alexander y r.sh, Warcham
Arrived.
l s1P cs rs RSsN S 1yF' ArF Il. ya ma's
1,t and arvts AZ ssnd, 5sE vcsinr N tb MAXIM ne
pa,1re IN 3 dave llth a.t 20 CTaat Banks sag several
main ietsaIap. sail srrsad Tie Whole v5ss-s.
slp Part (Frl, MsrshoHs ChsreHts = days, VITA bran
sip r9lraa, tBren Asars',eP, Brslae9 p day, Win
80 e,.,o RSs,, ir1s1 z. lax rs a.' 1s q 20
~ stsk ltr,maa Asrk Cor Tncu from len oarE or Nse
p.t Is, nio In :, F5is DATA 81. t1ais,l. rom b.
ans isy, 80 i.r i,sssp bound tCanads ifom B5',
stf sslilsr (Br,nl JoAaas.a, nr.-ea. : aays. With
raes aad sareissnsefs g erdr sslee a Ell va Bgacn
ars y inc .,Ei - ~ 1erk. He iost hi a. l9n
shir New Ycsk Hall, Chareston, Day. vi,h cotton ord
sp asaisso i.' Gsv,r, s,v Orleans. u1rl j, IVA sw
~ 4, n i b Nv IT, n sssts va ~ rS 80, \, ~
rsv orleans - iegoe. eth ai ~ y ioh = r,s.el shp
lors gysr'sa ar lslovl La e'rra.id lay .sat1er
LIT M 49, 80 ~ III ~. lasei
siI Sues iielnss. Esrry ~ oteans, AFri and y
SIR columbia, Grrmiey, Charis,n days viii cotton
81 tstsed Anjbr Jan ~ vftA teas snd sks t5 Wsstrav
Msrch 81 is ~ ion - ~ spoke sehr Luther Ckds, from
Boston & Ierua mLugo, y days but
Bari aarers (RussL Tneea Buen8s Tyres u days. Rih
nod. to Leland. X.mmerMaun X DAVIS
Bar Savannah, kevtNt Savannah, days. nth cotton
Iars t,ya. " N.if. savanna, 1ay' v.a cotton ana
Bra tsrciins, stssTssi csa,,.n 5ays Ell ,s.,on
"a rce. 4 Dgnlsm piraq. ,th II y 20 tf.ns RAJ
same time a schrs mast. Win rr9il. ara 1hel.
Rarl jshry Iind tsvsl tangsn, Baltimore, y asys s
W. ioio5 trj Moody, hptssrp. sgl = Tgr,sy
With mase ~ Sci midi Bale en-. ~ ins' t p - lan N
sir shcvina blue, vl' an1 blue signal houns cast;
ID inst lat AZ Ion ~ saw stam DAP Hermann. rabree,
herce southampton and Bremen. Nareh Il in shurr
Brr Fuitou fBrl MCs, Cierfaos,s ? ssyF wish scvar
Brs soi5@ss Fs,ea. sr.-hs Scu,is,', va frrar sni
mUinsses, 20 Holt * oven.
Brs David Dussil, Po6e,r. vimrr y, w. DAYS With
Sir s.ias Wright J,hnsor 81 croit q day, wtt sugar
u8lasses. a., % W Trnndy. Has rpereuesf heavy
weahe- The aud las bnen y Js rth = carcs
s'br smith Totem, sa,ann.a Gays ,tl cotton,
sshr Sophia Godfrey rrsaeh. Ssstsrr, sc lays With
Sir Jsrcs Samuel. Waters, Nswi~rr SC aays, With
s,trJ Taylor, Tsylos Sevtcrr Sc Gjsys, sth navel
SIR Empire, Price, Nsvbern, Nc. iays With n,v,l
So VARY navs Newserr VIC C6sys vith naval stores
schr 81 IN Baker Pennip ston, Ns~ttrn No. days with
Ser tnns Maria. Jorss. S,etsra, ~. days. With
sel- Liy saunders. Lstle, vasArsor sc days, with
g.ty ps,sis weeks wasbiagton. No. d.ys With naval
stsras ana cotton Syth r.t ~ htsecn sf8ke brg Hal
eyor frtfn Ara for Boston. lay schr
a stsut ~ topx sshVrs ear seaay ue9s
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRK-Packet ship Gallia-F Aichrict HiedvEef anf
lady Miss Susan Stepanna Miss l. Brunn; bsskter. u
Schmidt Hitler, Funck, 4 Georgia, Miss beerxAs
Miss Emma JAEGER.
BREMEN-Ship Emiurapt-Miss Meche Kirikhof Germany.
Dohm, NYork; Adolph Menke and lady, Kammana, Miss
N Sander, Elise Vogel-2T in the steerage.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship Sias Holmes-Mrs Jane Ackerraaus
Mrs CathA rne Pennell Henry Stocker and lady Miss
Sarah Stoeker. George Barney Master Charles Gnf-
fths--3S in the steerage
CHARLEsr0N-Ship New York-Mrs Smith, DIR Salisbury.
and two others.
CHARLEsroN-shp Coiumba-J Hillary and lady,
Scul and lady Mrs & Reed and son. ii Lodge, NJ DAM
mord Whitlock, A Jacques.
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CHARLESTON. April ~.
Arrived-Ship John Currier Boston; brig Noses NYork
Slip Genoa, Reilly from Nlork anchored the Roads on
Thursday night and proceeded to sea on frday evening"
bound fest being too low here to induce
her to remain. -.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL.
Arrived-Ship Unicorn, NYork brig Flora. do. .
Enthusiastically Ohio, NYork; ships Creole, do Med
ford, and European, Boston. -
SAvAsNAH, April 10.
Arrived-Brg W Jones, NYork.
Cleared-Brig Excel, NYork
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az rnE s,MrToAs 80 ILL or. a nIsEAsa


" often not known = ext, though u Il giving rise to
other and timea distressing complaint and symptonr
There three signs ~ which IL he detectcd.
New the disease referred structure u we known te be
The result o former dsee badly treated. ~ for Instance
that dscae "a suffered to continue " into chroris
ndctrely u get ria ~ The patient he = told Ni d-y
Eut tlhs chronic state naturally terminates In
tbeleninn, and this thickening ~ part or the
other 81 the passage " the disease In questions
aud further though u may remsia unnottced tor .
length q time y far from lying dormar. bat i The dde.
sud dysrcptc knd The ia IL csrncs exist
while impeachment IN che stream y n7tesl y dute ns
take indeed this only belongs - the w8sst eases ana
prevent this very tas that hye rspark are rnbhshed
Although the symptoms % thg disease numerous there
three ~ especial harorfirt hns been already sals
tie stream need not ~ dimnrhed impete Vat observe
ait.r y T. finished " dr"y or tNo 70 W. s.ea hNy
nothing Il more Indicative Next, h diMonh 70 sly how
hsng disease and preface " Ter ozs y nat usly
disposed ~ than anetbef but " ~ should g. beyond
six weeks tits woa .rori. as least susfa on The third
H. ia eseet " dsess the srs and lessen boh bodily snf
mental energy. fhs eset s most constants not heweys,
ake in every indvidsai but 80 common that the
rarely rrso Tad be- sees dayl Ia
which the patient does MS complain that le IS not cepa
HE formerly II u gratifying also 70 ohsorvs
tho of spirits and the disappearing Of other aaies
The The gH the above clearly
and fully shown In to writers "Prnets Prva. Trcatise
gth edition, 32 page With plates rie 81 Tbs author Dr.
RaphS oaAce hours for alton are to " M ste
9pw (sunda excepted IS Greenwich street. From the
anon medical advantages he has enjoyed well ~
lonr practice ia this speciality he has ample
und for RsurBg such certain safe and radical cures
cry stage " these diseases we'll Ia the derloahe e
resulting from Improper hats, be obtaned
earlier STAGES will BE surprised At ths ana rapidly ofts
sure. Treatment ~ letter.
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q rnn REwARD.-CROsSNAN's SPECIFIC NIX
BcVV ture.-Of all remedies Jet discovered, ths nses
most certain ~ makes speedy aud peranent cnse
out the least restriction In Diet drink exposure orchngs
" application 70 tusness Many are cured IN VIC ~.
Sold At the drug store N3 Broadway corner o thsmsU
street. also at Ne 10 Astor Houses At ITO BreadstS saa
Fplten ssrest, sognes Of Williaa.
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Port Of New York, April 22.


fteamer-Ta feystte stoJdsrd, Philadelphia.
Ships-HartfOrd, Sannerman. Savannah, Durham x Di
mon; Catherine, Wilson, Charleston, Wardle.
Bark-Iislen Maria. Silsbury, Cuba, Taylor * CO.
Bngs-VOn lirosk Jacoison Buenos Ayres. W W D. For
rest A. CO; Atlantic Ocean tHam) Naqie Falmouth, Ja
schmidt Baichen; Niltsu, Harper, Port Prince, II
Becker 4 Graeve.
Stlrf-Coumbis. wnsio '. Sorfois Tocliel. Amos BIAS
sor. lillshury Sanford; Alexander u lish Narcham
shlly Miller. Lee. Plymouth.
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stod dard, Philadelphia
TeleCraphlc Marine Reports.

pRIL 2l-Wind at sunrise. a. with rain; at meridian
with rain; at sunset. NV, and fresh.
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DR. WARREN IS cONFIDESTiALLv coNsuLTnD
~ DsAEes. From eighteen years practice, thee Of
which IN hospital. br W. & atisf - guaransss
without hts diploma In 0f1ea
No. H0tt street ADJOINING Chatham square with the ses
10 and medicine th country pr3dsee<
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CONrfDFNTlAILv
~ dise which be Without
Recent aes cured ia Thry.one arS' prsst
enables him debiity 6e. arsEr from seh
abuss See his London nfl0na In hs private Office 1<
Fulton street. ~. B.-Sp re tall cured.
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HoRRIDIE TO cox rEMrfATE-rmERE IS No.

HORRIBLE To ONTEMrLATE.-THERE rs NO
thing horrible ~ persons disigurcd with
r.ene los Of the palate crippled with
rheumatism ios Of hair aud nails sud their health
ruined The above however j. the result generally
fall IN the hands of Charlatans quacas Dr. Hcne -
Duane street = regular physician and surgeon and de-
vOtes lie ateltin t. oce practice The following IA
out Of many testimonials IN his possession To the Pub
c-i rrred o. most distressing disease b Dr. Heine,
~ Duane street when considered incurahls by several
ply sicipnt Various parts Of person, and throat
liberated bones AZ Joints hWollen and pain
ful nights sleep.oss-in fact misery my
seI and othere hereby ofcr my public THANKS 20 DR..
HentCa plain Richard iates can be at the
Of Maiden lane and South street - Daushcrtiss Pilot
ct
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~ oTIcE.-YaFLDiNG TO THE EARNEST soLrcIr

~ ons very many cruelty deceived BY
certain rung lodi, deals tie undergncd will continu 70
prescribe gfatuiteusy for all eeases d private nature.
Those N1 ly iEtplsbr ia certain destructive habit %
youth have incarntacd themselves f0r the duties
pleasures lfe may aiso Amply With certainty ~ rslef
H. DE LANEI ND.
6t iiafenari street near Broadway
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lust PuBLIsnED--DR. DE LANEY's MEDICAL
Tormulnry." (nifdgcd) containing the beet
items for certain diseases &c, edition. Ia cents Also.
"sefrreservatior; few words stif-abuse, and ts
deploraie effects I2I eents re had az Broadway
and, ty post. q the suthor u Lisrenard street
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Letter Bags of steamer Africa for LIVERPOOL will close At
the Reading Room (O7 Exchanged ON Wednesday April ID
at the usual hour. -
Bags for Havana steamer Ohio will close at
the Exchange Reading Room t67 EXCHANGE on Saturday
April 2 at 2 o'clock.
letter mali package Express for California, lin
charge of special uessenger) steamer Prometheus
will leave the Reading Room t67 Exchange on Monday,
18th. at p. o'clock.
Postage Francisco Is cents Small packages taken
1T reduced rates.
Letters jamaica South Pacific &C. received at the
Reading Room, and forw arded per Prometheus.
Bags also VI Wall street,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-06-27

forgotten by his benefactors, and uncared for
by the world yet we are much mistaken, IL
his voice is rot yet heard, and if bis name
is not yet heralded upon the scroll of Col
umbias pride and fame, as a noble man and
useful citizen
Truly, thought we, what prophet can fore
tell-What mind can predict-the future
greatness, and glory of our own loved land
when boys become its standard bearers, and
youths battle with manhood for a supremacy
and birthright? Such boys as David Reed
are the roses in the wreath Of infant Free
dom-lilies in the garland of our own Lib
ertly-the star in the constellation of our fu-
ture greatness. With him as with Cardinal
Richelieu, there IS no sucb lcoqd as fail -
But who can tell the anguish Of his mothers
heart, when necessity urged her to allow her
boy TO wander among strangers for home,
and depend upon charity for kindness
Weep, though she may in her lonely home,
still we hope those tears may yet be those
of thankfulness and joy over his future career
of usefulness and prosperity.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-06-27
A SKETCH IN REAL FIFE.

SOme iwenty-odd years ago there dwelt in
Cincinnati Two little boys whose fathers house
adjoined each other. These two boys were con-
sidered bright, likely children, and SO much did
their dispositions harmonize, that they were al
must inseparable companions, they played to-
gether, they II ad together (for they were both
fond of Teading) and it was the opinion of all
the neighhors, that they would make great men,
such was their steadiness and attention TO their
books, and their uniform good behaviour. But
as these two boys began to grow up, the neigh
burs saw the difference that is manifested in
children's nature simply by the example and
precepts 10 be derived from their parents. One
of these boys was the son Of steady Quaker pa
rents, who went 10 great pains 10 instil into
their child the great advantages to be derived
from steady attention 10 study, and 10 healthy
advice. The others parents were Indifferent
people, with but liule education, and conse-
Iquenlly had but little conception of its vast
benefits. The one boy grew 10 manhood with
the advantages Of education the other with
bnt very little. The one knew and pTofied by
the advantages Of good society. The other
being allowed TO follow the immature impulses
Of youth, got 10 wandering about Of nights, and
Of curse fell into The company Of young mer
; Of the worst habits and character.
/ Time passed on, and these yonng men had
passed their legal age By half dozen years
! The son Of the Quaker parents is enc of the
. first editors Of this country. He is consider
{ ed the ablrst writer in the Stale in which hG
; lives-he has received higher literary degree
D from one Of the first Universities in This coun
Try, and is now engaged at the request Of III,
first Botanist Of the age-to write for his new
: work upon this Science, the Botany Of III
West. This man is the editor Of the Daven
port Qowa) Gazette.
The other young man was hung last Frida,
Il for murder.
it What lesson is taught Us in the history Z
y these two boys. The one who suffered III
most ienoIninious Of deaths, possessed as fiji
p an intellect as the other, but the great contras
Il in their faies lay solely in the manner in whic
they We're brought up. We knew Howar
Slaughter well. 4 brighter or more amiabl
l. boy never lived, but bad raising started him o
an evil way, and alcohol finished it. His las
n words on the gallows were these aBescare {
/ liquor, fer 1t has brought me to thisp' Boys
read this, and remember.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-06-27
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-06-27

A GREAT VILLIAN.-The man John B.
Harden, lately hung by Lynch law in Milton,
Fla, with negro, for murder, confessed the
crime and said he richly deserved death, for
he had been william all his life. He had
twenty wives living and had killed sixteen
men, and all he was sorry for was, that he
was not permitted to live long enough to
kill four more. Repentance and remorse
were strangers to him. He said his father
and brother were both hung.