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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
John G. Davis has Resigned.

We bavc just been informed by Governor Wright that
be this day received the resignation of John G. Davis
Esq., clerk OF the Parke Circuit Court and has filed
the in the Office of Secretary of State. We hope
this will quiet the fears of our wing friends in the 18th
district. They had such quams when voting for
Gen. TAYLOR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

gJHon. Willis A. German and Eli p. Farmer, the
candidates for Congress in the Sixth District will speak
at Wavery tomorrow, and at Mooresvc the next day,
at one o'clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
Candidates for Congress.
Send us the Returns!

We desire that friend in each county will send
us, Immediately after the votes counted out, state
ment of the polls BY doing, they will enable us TO
give readers the latest reliable to the re-
suit. Direct the letters to w. ]. Brown.
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Land WarrantS.

sons:
Conrad Brunnemer, 40 acres.
Peter Brunnermer, 40 {"
Nicholas Lesh, or Sesh, 100
The claims of Daniel Cooper and Henry Trassler are
suspended for further evidence These claims not
presented the Department through me, or, if so,
have lost the memorandum W. J. BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

1- The uniform Of the army has been changed. The
rock is substituted for the dress coat, and the Hunga-
r.n cap for the French chapeau. The precise cut Of
the whiskers has not been determined
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

u Mr.. Comb who was tried at the late term Of the
U. S. Circuit Court for Illinois, on the indictment for
robbing the mall convicted and sentenced to SIX
years confinement in the Pententiary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

GJA man named Henderson, of Chapel Hill, North
Carolina few days since off of his hands, that
he might have excuse for not laboring for living
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
Morgan County.

Reuben Grffitt has withdrawn from the canvass for
Representative, which leaves the contest between Will
liam R. Harrison, Wing, and John Laverty, Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

70 We learn by telegraphc despatch that the Hon.
VIM. c. Preston, Of South Carolina, while on visit to
Fairfield, was struck with paralysis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

DAt an Anti-slavery meeting held in Geauga Co..
Ohio, on the 9TH inst. Mr.. Giddngs was present and
publicly announced that he had Withdrawn from the N
s. Presbyterian Church on account Of Slavcry-Ne,s
Lisb0n Aurora.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

~ Some Of the ladies prefer the Grecian Persian
costume to the Turkish. We do not like 10 NEEDLE with
be out of character if they appeared in the Tartar
tume.-Er.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

BosToN Ice TRADE.-Shpments Of ice for the port Of
Boston amounted TO $500 in the month Of June,
making total thus far in the year of 5S.4S4 tons.
Same time last year, &c 101-same time in 1919, 42 l56
TONS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

DHon. James d. Westcott, formerly United States
Senator from Florida, is attache of the New
York Herald. Westcott is fine writer. Has mind
stored with political Information, and temper and dis
position exactly suited to the Herald. He will be an
important auxiliary TO Bennett.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

~ H. s. Eldridge. formerly of this county, is Asses
and Collector of the Revenue in the Territory
Utah.
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for the Legislature will address the
people Of this county at the following places tovrt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

IL Telegraphic-see next page.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

D-The journey from London to Paris is now made in
eleven hours
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
DAVID S. COOLING, Of Hancock County.
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NEwrowN, Indiana. July Id

MeSSrs. Ellis q OPANN:
Gentlemen:-I noticed in the Indiana Statesman Of
June 18th, 1851 article denying that you had mors
than three leading feesoi subscribers your books
If not mistaken you send eleven papers TO this place
Seven of the eleven sent to notorious aboonsts,
and three of tho Others n not the fourth sent to free
soil men or are known snch in this place II such
men as Samuel w. Richey, II. S. Scott, Samuel Low /,
and George Hicks, not leading freesoil men should
be very glad if you would inform who leading free
soil men are. 1 ask only for information-ihat's ALL
From a hard working mechanic. PLINH LAMB.
| THE above may be word for word (as did not
preserve copy) hut is substantially the same
not varying any in substance. P. L.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR CONGRESS-,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of shelby County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
CARR WING BUNDLES.

Many people have contemplate fear Of
being seen to carry any bundle, however
small, having the absurd idea that there is
social degradation in the act The most
trlhing as wen as weighty packages must be
semitic them, no matter how much to the H..
eonyenionce OF Others. This aries from i
low kidd of pride There is pride that is
higher that arises from CONSEQUENCES of
there being something in the individual not
to BE- Affected by such accidsAts-Svrth and
weight of character.
This latter pride was exhibited by the A.
meriean son Of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
While he was in college, at Cambridge, he
was one day carrying to Lis room, broom.
be had just Purchased, when he NIT a friend,
who, noticing~tAe broom with sarpriss, ex
claimed
e Why did you net have it sent Aome 81
g am not ashamed to carry home any
thing which belongs to me- was the sensi-
bic reply Of young Bonaparte
Very different pride was this from that Of
young lady whom we know, who always
gave her mother all tho bundles to carry
when they vent out together, because she
thought il vulgar to be sean with one her.
self - Cans5Ysdge Cl.reniel4
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POETRY

f-ss- penissn, knslg at ise1 altar q prayer
p,ssdiag loe nersy. He seugtis not u vain
IN. deve Of pesee winged il way from heaven,
And waved lie osisebraaeh oYsr the troubled wa
,e1s Of his soul Extract from sermon preached
b. Rev. Henry ssieer. September 1th
WhaE gl0rions thoughts wsere awakened
BY gha<eS ,eest words IL thlnei
Whativisions Of Saviotsgs love
What peace, and Joy divine
How rear saeHEed Heayssa then 70 eaItn
That Tins the HOY pSye
lis message OF forgisene4s brought
From tie T4sgh Courts above
How blessed til 4.fs faintfng soul
So longt By Sin oppfest
Thew anRering weary spirit
Now seeking after resi-.
How. dear is hin the sinnlng one
The haiv words, Ny child
=Breallea sottIE Is his stt4s z,s Ss9d
+ Teltins III one poor aWSaderer
Rra,,s 81 10 the fold agaans
ohT bi5ssea words wfFs glsen thee
Il TO gttiae our hearts arisnt
Il f,g,eSce IF love a s5refnised nome
Whefe Jesus Teiggs in hghts
fsoa eefafcrt ice in kline own hout
ri sadness oTpf saieii
And bear thee IL thai nansioi ia's
When iheu shall asleep. In
COD grant thee powtts 2Stnios' s''''
70 poift!mep 10 lh8 M
To win stafs FOR thy = ssiy cfoNn' Isis
( S,s,iS fof, The great = S,eA -.
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pLEAsANY EMPLOYMENT.

& \ = IL
A.o.hor bonntiful harvest has been gath
cred up, aud the season Tor moral aaa 49,,
lectnal culture approaches Al i, eur $500
and institutions ef learning vii s0sH ~ sIs.
to quicken aud develop the mlnd. M - :
welk But sgysss oFs, = ssn : na'f s.
sa1 Br reading, and attending Lectures, ana
ss,,,1.ars;ng with those better sntermea
e sS rarrsslf Books are cheap BY ecos,
.uan few dollars may be saved yeseiyi anu
80 "a an for such works as will ieea sAe
/ Ind and keep it in growing cohele1 No
W., VII zoo tired 20 road, let sister or yoneg
49, rad aloud for IA hour In 'nls
-, may acquire knowledge OF an 'ns
" ..a. leading subjects hew epgag,n the y.
- e nc learned and seientlhc mel h- ~
~ ,Tarl5 Many Of our greatest, mes III
49, ~ ana successful men are sell, eatgaess'
l = Ca we have come to regard tses ao.0
education far bettsF SSlfesgse grsdps,s. ms 7;
= ssns county, ferty-ive die prematurelv Is
retire to private life without being abie a.
make any public use of their Professions
Inc reasons are obvious While keSnipg
we yonthtul brain on a stretch for wears
tae seay IS permitted, for want Of physical
exercise, to decline and become Sc de6;l;tn-
ted, that when the diploma has bean ohtain.
ca. the student is sused up man. the
hepss Of ambitious parents are forever Blast.
ed, and the doomed invalid drags ont a short
i life OF pain and anguish
Net go with these who work their wav nm
IN the world The brain is relieved villa
the body is active in growing. and the body
Is resting while the brain S exppnding .
thus the Nhole man Of the worker is well
developed.
In most Colleges, the habit Of smoking or
oheWlng tobacco is exceedingly prevalent.
and most destructive it IS to these Young
men, Digestion becomes impaired, the an
petite 9 lest medicines are swallowed no
mother Or sister s. hand to watch over him
and he sinks away before the mornings san
opened or Illuminated his youthful mind -
Ihen IAN all wise Providence Il charged
with bis early death, while these causes are
overlooked The same indulgence in the
use OF tobacco BY the laboring niaa, though
always pernicious, is less injurious than to
the student, whose habits are sedentary. and
who breathes only titiated copfuod air.
In view Of these truths, is it not better 10
e9bt9iiIp 4 small library Of choice books -
home sad apd study th.A-
y lth library at home, every member of
the family may pc benefited, while the stu.
cent s n ~. college Is alene benefited or iniur
a. 81 Lsu1 st Elihu Burriti, the learned
piaoAsnaish, master Of more langnaues tbsn
any college odnpated man n 5s,t mn m
feaa ana STUDIED books At homo The same
Is true Of thousands Of others who now FIJI
the rnIestlmpertant places in life Il
ihen buy books work and study-study i
ana work work at your trade, on the farm.
on the lake, river or sea. Work ana s dina
study and werk, aa your body and brais
will become developed and enlargad : ana ~, |
your mind enlifsaie1 sd esY~nded Now
Is tLs sfmo to BEGIN.
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81 lSclpExr II THE wEsf.

,.,f.... h.,h charms % sooshs the savage bHssfe
Ahaa. : year since temperance 49,
ss .;th III family from South Carolina
i. ~ West The sparseness Of the PoPu-
.ns. the ccstinaal travel past hia place,
rsrasrea tia necessary act 81 hnmenasy ~
IN, fref,,,eptfy 10 entertaia travellers Who
a,,i, rot no taTther. Owing TO the frequse
~ e sbese calls. lie resolved 70 enlargs AZ
house and put up the usual sign
Sosn after this, an election cana On 80
,s;nn,nhant party felt that il was Eeaess,
eli yictory. aud some ,'Joupg bloedsf q ne
na;ority determined in honor Of Is y nAvs
: rasnlsr allow cut Accordingly meA.s
"a on their fine prairie horses, they sse.sss
81 long ride Every tavern was sl asiI ~
iitheir route, and the variety thqs AZ 70 sn ~
,..-~l .Asss ~ hiak aaded ~ :
II in number. to our quiet temperance teyefn
The landlord and lady were absohei The
eldest daughter, fourteen years Of age, an4
ave Younger children were alone in the house.
These gentlemen Ifer they censiatfed
themselves as suchl called fer liquor
: awe keep none" was the modest reply 1t
! the young girl
e GFor the accommodation of travellers"
. 4Well, then, aceSmmsdate as with SEINE.
t aYou win see, sir, By the sign, that We
! .ssIa,lseanea iase-~s4n--fhsre the okil.
: u. ~ clustered around their sister.l aGi5t
- me an axe, and I'll cut down the Sign.n
2 You will find an axe at the weed pile;
r sir.
. Here the party each enc with an cath,
) made rush to the wood pile, exclaimini,
Down with The sign down with The
!; slgnlp but the leader, in going ont, discsf.
! cred in an adjoining room splendid plans
and its Accomplishments
ho makes that thing squeak ~ said he.
Il play sometimes said she, In quiet,
modest manner
you do / Give us a tunen
Certainly, sirin aud taking the stool,
while the children formed circle close ~
her, she sung and played aThe Old Arm
Chair Some Of them had never heard 4
piano before others had net heard enc fOt
years. The tumult was soon hushed the
whip-andspu gentlemen we're drawn baek
from the woodpile, and formed circle ett.
side the children The leader again spoke :.
"Willyou be SO kind a. to favor us with an.
other scng?h Another was played, and the
little ones becoming treasured, some Of them
joined their sweet voices with their sisters.
Song after song was sung and played One
Wo''ld touch the sympathies Of the strangers,
: another melt them in grief one would
arouse their patriotism, another their chi4Gi-
~ and benevelence; until at length, ashain-
ed to ask for more. they each made lew
bow, thanked her, wished her good after
noon, and left as quietly as if they had been
to funeral
IN travelling, stepped at village, whsrS
gentleman accosted him aAte you Colonel
& P, of S-2n
II am"
"Well, sir, | am spokesman Of the party
who 50 grossly insulted your innocent fami.
", threatened to cut down yenr sign, and
spoke SO rudely to your children You have
Just cause to be proud Of your daughter, sir;
i her neoie hearing and fearless courage were
e. Iemarkable IN one so young and nm protected.
Il Can you pardon me, sir2 1 feel that can
/ never forgive myself
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New Goods.

II 1 Log & -.
4 ,dE subscriber, alter returning from Philadel-
II p3lac Is how receiving and opening a large
sterk OF Fan and Winter Goods. 10 which be re-
spactialY invites the attettion of purchasers His
Stock = heaFfeT and more extensively assorted and
general bow Than il has ever been, and his prices
az veg afea I9 meet the expectation OF all 10 pnr-
in pr
Siik, cloth thibet and Blanket Shawls; silk and
ta9by Neivsts; Irish Linens; black and fancy
Stgss Bonnet Silks aha Sasins; needle worked
Gehafs am pocket Handkerchieis Ribbons !;
slfnps kIiages Ginghams Alpaccas, half silk !;
nleIinoes, Rlaalss Gashniekes figured and plain |;
PFopiains, Lastfe, and a GREAT variety of Prints;
gqssed CaulbEies Swiss NIuslins fancy Lawns and
Nqtls Laces ana dginss Kid Gloves. sir Gloves
aap MUS rae white FiAHnels red and vell5sF Flan-
< q SsufEsnbgs tpf4 YES, Bed Ticking and Begging
gtasa nile and brown Freneh and English Cloths:
lAfales Saekl Cloths. Cassimeres. Saiinets Com
WIS, paek Stoves Has and Caps Of every style
anEi quality "a and Kip Boots Ladies shoes and
EATERS mems Shoes fine and coarse Blankets.
Sslfioa Lar cotton and wocien Yarn Bacon Sn-
ST., A = saeaas Rasins Cheese, Crack
Carpebters tools Tremels. fsatlef, ve5 ,;p So
thread ana Taeks Nails Pulty and yindow
eaass. Tn and Wood Wares. Queensware and
10y nraiczi q sis xtepsiye stock viii be found
9. ap9 Pefs3ns i xanl OF seasonahle goods
~ ptsees 3ial p sarf p ind them 4, his old
Hs eannot bat arai Aftasslf IF thi- 49, 50 ~
slLes.e y = A9s -FIsd friends and Gus
q isislt Nft ard uutaiiing sreonr-
81 el S a9eE press he hope thai us ef-
Lis g MERIT s9asi1lid Aos 81 Z may roi be IN
aNahaag - scffAEL D9RAN.
t1afEsfs7A sfEs = her . tS5 lz-l;f s:
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80 , III fI7E.Tt UFVFE y
REFERENCES
Carpets Fall Styles, 1851.
TuRNnuLL 4 co..

2a2 BA1TlaaRE SrREBr, BAIyiatoRE,
RE DOW reesfyipg and opep{6g tbelf ,Fgll i'm.
III roftatieus u NlsI. VIfFS n TIA PES I h.IEs
L AND BRUSSELS CARPETS and aee prepared
% exhibit The lss complete assofien af lie IL PAT
terms and Styles eA shited iii Ems covAtfy which
d will be offered q lower rates thaa usaal.
IHreestiy AMI S,t81Eae Ctirpsts
We are pow seeeiging our Fall STYLES OF lie
ahoge incl d. isst many patterns manufactured *.
presslY for rs, WI nicA eapaot be- Obtained else.
Whefe ~
LoE EPrsfsd Carpetiass
We hayetasIa k assortment ii good sYlesff Glow.
ttesd CAsRErs tthich Gao be offered at prices 50
low as 10 defy euShpetlIinu sF3.
Esgiish aid Asssrsosa Oh CRoiks
large and complete assofimeal from to II
feet wide
pRUGGETS from tie yards wide; csfumb
Cloths aew auI heautsul antilles Chenille and
Tahed Rings Mats Piano ana fs8r tsisvefss Stair
RaSs. Nea aogegaef with every af3ieEe agpsftafniue
"a Tie Carpet Business
TuRNBtEIsI. 4 60
Nf2 Baltimore ST. Fixst Carpet Ss<fe aats Charles
September 4 ls5t.-am
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Wholesale & Retail Clothing Stare.
IL. WALTER e BRO.
Manufacturers s. Dealers.

IS1f7aa.taoa}f street, Helpers Ferry, Vixgiaia
NY y ths attention "a the trade to their exten,
/. 4 siFe saoc9 pf READX1lMADE CLOTHING,
~, 4 feek, Dfe9s Over, Sack La Polka COATS,
oiQ3 i Fahfss Vests Drawers Shirts, Gloves Sus-
p p,,i be9sS Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks and
ais aFslcles tel0nging 10 geHtlemens ware ofeYeTy
variety 81 materials in use of Foreign and pames
He Manufacturers, made Enp id the best style and
y 9ie most approved Fashions, and which they Of
lefE az pfices aud aPen terIas as Accommodating as
an establishment ii the Union
4. HftiieI Y kEo, haTelfor long time supplied
5eilefson anf surrounding Counties to great exS
teis ana 2lfrshants from this section Of country
WIN consult heir interest By an examination Of
their stock hi WAITER x mo
Harpers-Iharry. Octo5gr }. 1851
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- ,. Miller.
VERIFY I ! MILLER.

EXTENSIVE DEALHsS II II . S2HIsssn q -
Doadf~S ~ e e # ~ ~ !
Pshasylrenla AtsaHS bsfet tss e -!
NJ sIHNGTQA %. c.
= ke,T Vol "a haze
q 5 vsriextI sise 81, ~ ForeiEn
= TTgs.44 All Ilf Woods. whsh
~ IS v;li seiI 1. Esrg srra sAnce iprsash-
Vi p ~ ,ss s. cy earnestly rsqusded
80. - Fas Ne ~ 4euarea tb sell as lbw
20 gtse us a csi ~ NJ ~ III sl,hsra cites
= ses9s ~ ~ u, ,ts.s Il inaTsssIollows
~ s,sfa srss ss :. hrk RroeaIe Chsae
nI.iI Siks M the newest styles
8. - 81 s,ieces dIcsed MaFcelenes 10
6. Us ~ 4 Sill widths rs pieAes
49, 49, pe,IiTs I'll The NEST desirable
$50 rsry stsJe Hsnsh Mouslins; splen
ses selst s4se hse II ssehesa natterns 100 /
"a ~ 1890 tyes De Lanes from
1si s9s ~ al ef ward iare stock Of black and
.1fs, ~ Il FT.assb Nisrsass M pieces PsraItn H
ss11S1s Isasss - Eisss 80 II LIS
= III Cashmere Bay State ard avs, 's.s
aAsishls saves OF Shawls large stoSA q
ios s;,,o all doors from $55 S75 Ves'es ana
$50 ,oo ~
eq n, sa,sn Frsnch-warke t. C Edkts Ivy 49,
~ adl, Ssn STITCHED dbl; Worked EdS
eor'ssed ~ .isn ,ii5 E're5ch worked collars,
ana tassFslaS 49, hands. Sc; white Goods Il, q
eaiss, 1a4sssefinFsbnblack and white Lace ~,
eysIy tisc Ana whit English silk hose
very ~. s;il do lO0Goz cotton hose ana
arg ~ h,sf 1gh;,e lnsxed lead and mole eoioIs
n.t 80, sss III doz long and shof piaeA si.
ns " "a daz Alexandets best Paris KID ologss
~ , ~ bs coored Silk do in great yaIleey
us1 nv :, a farther enumeration unheeeS9Sf az
s.air II This DEPARTMENT is full aud compiehe,
81 sSSn eor GOODS Of every desSrlp1leh'
1t1c ~ 4 -, 7 rims hest Frenci
80 pieces ptase si5EI Black Cashmeres an.
so1hoasilts n Itisb srd taliq,4 a
Mouse ms IS IS 80 ~ s'y5y
'-sssssss 49,. pidsh rIshch Dos SKINS all
fstYey,,s ~ ~ 81 80 Pis H. Sdssi HleIes; lou
s.lso Alexandes best III LS0tes with All tinds III
1 SILK " aoieRs Cashmere Berlin Ceton ana Ja.5s-
'1lgyes silk. cotton ana Merino haif Hos, sin
and Mefino liHde<Shirts, drawefs sasnenters cra.
sfats- pocket hankerchief- eyery hing bsn1g-
ing Y thegeatemeas furafshingdepartmen
HOISE FURNISHING nRY GOoDSJ
/; 10 pieces superb T;nen SGes,;r K, & J.
mask table Dfspkr. snl5ra;9 5 Il 1870 e
10 pieces best rbae =. ssele 'x,9.ns
erh.4ck ToV-eH5 iii rrir4ssTe ~ ~ uo;t llfcA
do; table NAPKINS large stock; abIe and rgano
tare Prints R6 1o oil arss 49, , ~ urhi-
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- Sheer as we may at tie ignorance and
superstition Of those who attach Importance,
to the picturing Of fancy, during tie hours
Of sleep but il net unfrequently happens
that dreams prove 10 Be good Angels 10 the
sons and daughters Of Earth. Let us not Be
understood asserting thKt every foolish and
fantastic vision which may result from iadi-
gestion, or from the errantries Of the imsfi-
nation when reason has abdicated the throne,
are referable to supernatural influence nos
so, We mean only to say, that 50 far as we
know power above Us has to de with the
operations of orr minds during our hours Of
uneunscioasness.
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In few moments ne esss .s 49,, f.;..hs
daring swimmers, and hals assS - nan
they were brought sn 49, = - .hs,, ,,vsr.
elasped his Boy IN his asss 80 'i,s is.nsa
come By the powerful exeiss has''', - -
have sees men ii a.t The phases q ex
e;tsment and suspense; bat never have !
seen three hundred humsh psioss ligl ~, ~,
come BY thrilling epo0ea, 'asa 80, nj
startling mement Whea nsss ~
.sFa.ts sf onr ranners shot
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Al GExTLEw-oMAN II eannet forbear poir-
ting out to yen, my dearest child, the great
advantage that willltesult from temperate
c5ndues and sweetness Of manner, to al peo-
pie on ali occasions Never forget tkatJsu
are q gentlewoman. ana all Jour works and
actions should mark you gentle never
heard your mother, your dear, good mother,
say harsh or hasty thing to any person IN
my life Endeavsr to initiate her
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30 FOR THE WINTER.
Sc 50 sroIlEs., q


VIE sntscgihets hAxe determined Z, uvsor Wal
sg1instthe cid blasts Of winter. ana ~ s,ss-
Misunderstanding II he Je-is0n Iron Fenslss fssl
and Wood Stoves GraEs and Cook SIoyes n ~
tsIy latest and 9esi patterns; Ten plate sioFes--
small families Fire FFpnss With Vraie r. s;ss
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fpf open hesfths aise Ahe celebrated Frs s,Sve
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MATERNAL INFLUENCE.

During lectures on Popular Education, recently
h4eg Eggs related the following in.
Twelve or af<--
Eington three or four weefgs u augo. LETT wash
While at home, possessed myself GSsfylp plX;
letters Of Mr. Adams mother, and fead
them with exceeding interest I remsmbSf
an expression in one Of the letters addressed
to her son, while yet boy twelve years OF
age in Europe says she, Il would rather
see you laid IN your grave than you should
grow up graceiess boy s..
After returning to Washington. weAi
ever to Mr.: Adams seat ono day, and said
to him, Mr.. Adams, have found out Who
made you 7
What do you mean p said be-
1 replied, Il have been reading the let
tiers Of your motherp If / had spokea hat
dear name to some little boy who had been
for weeks away from his dear mother. his
eye could not. have flashed more brightly, or
his face glowed more quickly, than did the
eye and face Of that venerable old man when
l pronounced tae name Of his mother, He
started up, in his peculiar manner, ana en-
phatically said.
g Yes Mr. Briggs, all that ii g9ed in
me | owe to my mother
sob, what testimony was that from this
venerable man to bis mother. who had in his
remembrance allthe scenes ID his nnanheed
All that is good IN me | owe to nv moth
erp Mothers think Of this whea your
bnghteyed little boy is about you Mothers
make the first impressions upon children,
and those impressions viii bcsthe last to be
etfaced