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Aurfvat or rnE BALrrc.-The steamship Battle, Gap
tain Comstock arrived at this port srly on wsdn.s
day, and Il nov at her wharf
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stephen y Darcy has been committed 10 prison ~
Car t1idgs. &ssf icg he murder q george ssy Fooi
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Our RELATIONS WITH AusrRIA.-We question II
any document hat ever emanated fro n the State
Department gave more general satisfaction than
the reply Of the Hon. Daniel Webster to the
insolent and supercilious letter Of the Austrian
Minister In the gentlest manner possible, the
Austrian Minister, Mr.. Hulsemann, ind his govern
msnt are scored from head 10 foot. Every position
which he assumed in controverted, and for every
nuendo which he threw out, he received ample
recompense. He has been-to use vulgar, but
very expressive tern-completely used up; AMI II
be remain any longer in the country, he has
greater regard for the office which he holds than
might be supposed.
We DO not wish 10 rejoice over the discounted
in any case; bu, we can't help expressing our sa-
tisluction Ia this case. The ne te adore ssed by Mr.
Husemann to our government, was superlatively
ridiculous and supercilious. il not insolen,. Mr.
Websters reply was calm, dignihed, temperate, and
powerful, and we hope the example thus set by
MIR, Webster, will be initiated by all future Secre-
taries Of State II has been the misfortune of this
government to truckle too much to European ma.
toas, uad to submit to any treatment they chose to
give US. Ills full time TO put stop to this, and to
make them treat u with the respect to which we
are entitled, from our power and position. Ifthere
Is no other way Of accomplishing it, we must kick
them into it, !, is TOO common with the de.polsms
of Europe to THE republic. and to address
us as if we were nobody. We hope such conduct
Will be no longer submitted to, for we are capable
Of resen,ing injuries and insults, better than any
other country on the face of the globe. To sub
Nit TO insult from nation, the government Of
which seourges women, would be degradation
that We would not submit to, if humiliation were
10 be ths consequence.
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ss Broons street. near Broadway. css.-s Tor Second
qusrtsr will conmoncs n Etty evening". January
eeloek on saturday, ats r. for ladies' and children
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CLAM FOR SALVAGE By THE PASSENGERS OF
THE STEAMSHIP ONO A meeting of the passeR-
GEES who were on board the Ohio, on her late pas
sage from Havana, wss held on the steamboat
Georgia, willie or her way ftom Norfolk TO Bllti-
more. The object Yves TO consult in relation TO a
claim being made for salvage, for bringing the
st emshie into port Col. Ramsey, of Penn pre-
SIDE /; and Messrs. Reverdy Johnson, Murdoch.
ana others, of Baltimore; .Messrs. English and
Florence, of Phadelphia and Messrs. Hagerty
and Powles, Of New York, took part in the proceed
inEs The is a new case, and will excite some at
teniisa among our steamship companies. COM
mittee wss sppoiIted, and We are curious to hear
the suits.
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rosT oFFicE STATISTICS Through the Kindness OF
WIN. Brady E.q oar present able Post Master, We
enabled to lay before readers, this morning
the following interesting statistics OF the Mes York
Fost once, for he quarter ending the sis. Of De.
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LoRp MoRpgrH's lsraEssrovs o. ANERrcs -
In our nc 1T double sheet, which We shall publish
20 morrow, We shell give full report Of Lcrl
Morpstb's tnow Lord Carlise,) impressions u
America. as recently detailed by him ia a lecture
d hvered by bin n Leeds, Enelsnd. Il vii
q read with great ilieiest
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Arrival OF TIE UNITED STATES SHIP PEBBLE -
We give, in another column, very interesting
sketch OF the cruise of the United States ship Pre-
bic, which arrived at this port, yesterday after
oru.se Of four years and tour months, the longes
On record more interesting cruise was never
made by any vessel. There was but one draw
back to it, snd that was the loss Of many of the
crew by small pox. This is the vessel. il will be
recollected, which procured the release of the
American seamea conhnsd in Japan
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THr STATISTICAL HERALD or 1850 -Oa New
Years day We did our best 10 furnish to the pub
bic pepper which we aattered ourselves would be
worthy Of preserving, AZ a condensed history Of the
vold's dopEs for 1850. We took considerable
psins in compiling i, IN the hope that il would be
acceptable 70 The public In this hope We have
not been disappointed We sold an immense cdr
zion On New Years day, and - great was the de-
Insnd for thsnl yesterday, that W were obliged TO
strike of seftf-,,. bousand extra copies W. shall
continue to pH6Tsh statistical Hgads every FIRST of
January, md can assure our patrons that each sue
one will be better than is predecessor aud
that perfection will BE- aimed at, II not achieved
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Ten steamboats,, including the two tugs twenty
one ss craft and probably enc propeller he Petrol
whose fate remains in doubt gone OF existence
enIiely. The loss propeters has been exceedingly
lghton sail vessels lsrge-yet, in proportion
value end nunbcr OF thu craft the Aggregate los, has
psth iaIBeet acciou.ss frequent
resrbosts-thus arguing an absence OF proportion
ate and safeguards whore the hazard greatest
and the largest number OF human lives ex posed.
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exp rienced very rough weather during the greater
part OF her passage
On the lith Dec, John Punchon, seaman, was
washed overheard and drowned. 1t was blowing
such gal. Al the tine, that there was no chance
Of saving him.
The folosing is list of her passengers
Fra Cas- Thomas Thompson and lady, Miss
II ourson, BENZ Sharpe OF Philsdslphia Z. A. Moses
Of Port.n outt: b. Smith; Mr. Murphy ". @ Barnet
b Of Boston John Harper Nine. De 81. Prr snd
child Miss Anguy. of Albany; u Hall; b souder OF
New York; ) Herbsrts. y Jones; q Gormsno,
d. of PhIsdslphis Mrs q Horsman do; G. y Bay ack;
Geo y. osts; n Oats
S,s.rd Class.-Mons De 81 PriI, Mis-, Elizabeth 81
n Mrs Mcclure, Mrs. Wall, Mise A. And-r-
ron. Mrs Q Locke. Mrs Grossnsn, Mrs. John Lash
suG three children. Mrs wndle, Ms Lode. Mrs WIN.
Nones and child, Nr Henry Marshall, Mr. John Daily,
Robert Dunlop, Rev, Jas. s Cowper, Clark, Lecsie,
Walter, Slaughter, John Saith, Thos Palmer, Benz
kichardson, John sulxsr, A Anderson, Wm. Joses
Johu Ke. John Phillips. james sulddsn, WIN. kars
Robt. Bell. Robt. Ryan. d. midgs, VIM. Parsons,
Captain Thif Alexander Ferguson. Henry Csrrsl,
Mrs Fanny Hooley. Miss v. Hoolsy. Mrs Ann Hooisy
Mrs Robert Ball Rev. w. q Windls, Alfred Loiie
Mr.. Bossmuth George Hendlsy. David Canin, L.
y. Tav.rnier, N d. Montreal; jain Leech, John
IrsLer, HrBry Bee.
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pk0UapAgs LYcEUM 8roadwsy-aiss rS raH DARK
X. rKrrND IN THE srs AFs-EsaERALpA
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham sq"ars-NKw Ven,
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THE Annn,oAr UNION

Diseoxss dsiiu<vsd MSrsday, December IL, 1880.
,M day Of t4s Ar.unI 1ho~ksg'vi~g in Pennsyivonia,
P,esbynan Chu,1, Philadelphia. BY HESRY A.
BoARDMAn. d. d.
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PHLADELrHIA, Dcce,noer ~, 1900
RhvEREAp pEAR SIR; Cordially approving The sent
mens by yon in your recent Discourse ,e
AMGRICAs Union aDd believing that general diHa
sentiments would tend to the formation OF a
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and formal snner, To testify our own devout attachment
tts Union, and dissent from those who would
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Sketches of Nortl,.taroilna.


V.t.ae Is ls5O.
A WORK vil b. patl.hsa b, .ee uoe,s,ls 10, q
"a ,hs spHeg. eD,faea 8. above. etuns a. at.
rItte count - ,a "a .caaiY b. eos etsie IA pt4.
uljlc4 ord. r. zoe trtif t.a.oi o. uatae cate Tor
.aali,s. 81, Ca.aaai sua l,,salul44af, iI.No,y, a
bog sphs 81 Vt e.strea sshyd esrt,s, az acc. sls
rs. 81 a. tepv,euia H.l Is ea o D. uoa ~ thc 1eB.
efat A-ea.s'F, is Towns. hitts., Population, he
sources. Ff.tst's Az tt5ag'AFhg.
TIE uuf- ri -ar4 .rls af ere teufs been collect.
tnq 40 aaudsisrug BE uah ,sl ial t,sauk. The
sfrhisss 3 uaf aAH Stale hHFg besn cafe uly tGbus
med. suG 0paa. r. made IftHl H. r,ra, Dc
IIe has rtacufrs aa tie fi,s NJ th. B4fc 81 rats
49, .nillsu. LONDON u.ry - iua er do,us rnis.
Rare aua " tnstl' atfAe h4tr been pstsiaasp ttom
st-1ad Heaapg ug 81 'sfy oi oaf n aie. 4tta
e. srurty, eirt. bass usveg :. "a tie hgtt. tie
szs 10 kiaei1 dfd 3 flrmra ii s. tigif nt see.
Iiar. h4 e.eft. 90. .,Tt.ss tgrst's. AID Nitirel
.r.-iiis. -tatraeD.s ~ y iu-Psf att AID Intef.
tsu q.
o. dre. uet a.ry 10 Or rasiien Or ibc Historian.
81 beie ffa ts.nf.. .lt,i-'le.i ..c.s to q 81
us ts6f1r- a.. abi bond. tar iHs u. .,lr
aaal .ai.rs ca s.. ialt -"ff, il e bpFtd. Is
a-etl ga 800 fssfeascc g. ute stsls.H,sn ate
-si g., .aa aH 81 hs-tHas+ ot lci.nre ur,sstan.
= rs.ts have btu paItrAtd IL ~ s.stcs'd ase
a.lst r2ya-sut this aase, vyw tbs sigas'pse o.
Tsc..u.
10 lla nv e Moth Caroins is vol In be vt.,.
ien. iaef.a4ta h i 1se a. ne .5is.t ii,s'eiians
he Ito a4arat been ca. stl 10 inst,.
fAat t-3es#t 4 els .f.e tas Hsto.Y u Nann Cub.
"a beers aia e. dat tte bsUc, u.tTi.s sno esd u
.se G-st g. yti.F is 1888 k#ssp." la st,a. tf. 8a-
us A stamtasiau ai ,hs estls bf.o. o. NC
r547.iet 2! Ae.a tea shOaR ~ 80 ti8
F4.a psa aud toint.tir roupgt. 1ls
trr = nea covered u tle Cost nI nc. ate rs
s. So y Dal-.l Ia a, b 81 Lnb ,bs p.e.tot
zraratt ~ o#trtu tta tfst as s,lt a. ihg fuft
off re thee cg.8fta* tar i oifru occurs it tic
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The Printers Hour of Peace,

Know ye tie Printers Hour OF Pra-e7
Know We an hour more franght with JOY
Than ever felt the Made Of Greece
When kissed by Venus sm'rous boy
lis not when round the mazv case,
lis ninb'e hnge Kiss the types;
Nor is IL when, with lie gthened iace,
The sturday DEVILS tail be gripcs.
ne no, v hen news Of dreadful moe
liis columns all with Million cit;
Is not when brother printers quote
The efusiou of his stump. worn quill
lis not when in Miss Fanrys glass
Long advertisements meet his eve,
And seem TO whisper as they pass,
Wei grace your columns by and By
No-reader-no!-,he Printers hour,
His our of real sweet rep se.
IL no, when BY some magic power
His list Of patrons daily grows.
But o. :is when The weather's clear,
Or cad Ia rain. or hail, or vapor,
lie hesrs in scceuts soft ard dear,
I've cOms TO pay you for your paper"
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aoarMH.
From fAe MesRtsin Bsnner.
Winter is Coming.

Old winter . coming gray winter is coming
HIS cold chil ing blast hovrrs Der ne;
And by its so't flow he +" gives us 10 know"
He'll spPs zach b. hind and before US.
Hes coming he's coming gray winter is coming
We know ~, Tor behold Ger evale,
The swee fow'rs signing deeayirg aud dying.
Az grm suiumn's cold they breathe inaals.
Behold when awake zach morning we take
slv reep thru the " ndow 10 gain
he fresh morning air. we see everywhere
His white mantle spread over the plain.
lie fad sors ofear,h. who love JOY aid mir,h,
GROVE not that old winler Is coming;
There's charms for the eE-. thu' nos'rs may die
And gay forest birds cease their humming.
Tic winds ho'wrg rnff cvss mus C enough,
To cheer our loue hearts each sad it,
As "nsri 1t bays 'uiid the trees Ieafless bourhs
Like a.w,fi rnshing gale IN a mad 6t
Oetoter IL. 1851 Ell
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II Jane hss'rued 20 lead the thoughts OF the
liule g,i 10 something else. end soon afIe'
roso To take leave. Alice follosed them IL
the gate.
DO come oiiener." she said. ''lf you
knew hos much pleasure derive from you,
society 1 thmk you would. an frequent,
lonely. 90 very lonely. thtta vtsu frvyn y.u
~ouId de- more good than can describe"
Jsne promised 20 Game as often as poss bic
and blamed be self that she ad seen 50 h'.
tie OF her friend oil late, bu' the truth ~ss,
she feared ,is,iss her is she should rcuun.
Ter Henry, Who We sadly changed l,t tie
worse. TIE prrBc,ou. habits OF In'rup
snce Which he had iotmcd. usirsd # b ing
uvetcnn,s. had gown stIonper and sttoueef
ever, year. aud ue~ scsice a d., passed Nih.
/ ont his btIng "a some MEASURE under ihe Ia
iluence of iniosicliln! driLk. ~ such pc
nod. he vas sill, aud udicuevs, or mrro-e
and sUleH. or easily angrv at II Il rg thlug..
Alter The departure ot Jane aud her com
psnion. Atce 'e,umtd her 40 L, sud se~ed
suh ucieasfd raprauS. She uas at length
arou,et ss she entrance Of her husband.
"Alice ia he, so siernis thar she lock.
ed ~ 10 alarm, "~hv INST tea read, I"
81 'heugh, 1t es,ts," che ,eplied, "Se 10
not usually take tea lIl SIX"
"Bu, tod you at dinner that wished II
At FIVE to night. | am sons few niles
IRON home" aud he ftoaneJ upan her.
al am sorry, Henry" she sns~ cred mo, /.
ly, 81 dda's hear you say you wished II so
eatly."
mo, presume not. madam; NY wishes
are usual, d'srrgardt d. .
"lndeed YOU a,e mistaken, Henry," said
Alice, II VII DO snythlrs 10 ples.e on"
Then display ,cur Willingness, "a d he
-udriy, ".nd lei tea b. fepdy immediately
for I've no tine 10 lase."
The patent ~lie haslencG her preparations.
and he repss, Was s9oe upon The table.
Where's Amy T. a>kea Lee, as he seated
himself, "do you teach her to shun me r.
"Oa, 10 ilen,v. She SAYS she is not
hungry nos, ard she IS busy ~uh Ter flow.
eis shall call her p
Yes, she's complete litlr rou'p aud had
better be ~ tie lsuse. seh, Alice
thai you would ,aka a bile psius ~th that
chld; one would th,uk .Lai she had 10 n,o-
Their"
;lr.. Lee called the hills CIR, who cane
,kipp'n. ~, her (sce radiant with Jo,.
ODly see ~ha,l' found r sar cfied "a
hide nest upon he gfnund-a curious h.ilr
nest shlrh The buds have rf." b1i SEEM
her fa'hef's stern look. -he s'opp'd sudden
", and The sal e. yhBl>htd from her ty,
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CnAPrER vi.
ELwooDs RESOLVE GENTLE Lucy rILIAL
L yE-THE DErARrU8E.

- - Itt psAAbi NaE'
Ar-arsfd Of Gsd--dsspi.,d oftHan-
[ pom h,s brow the drua kard's ban;
Van Jio4ttd cheek and haggar4 eye
[ f, sa vg-uutt to dir!
Such vas Tie p,tirat ..rawu ofous
Once ,Hgtb b. al.-Ahom al row slun -
The Coz dgci Of iI.nf. VA. a .u,c- aC
great antiety AMI gref u -. Lee, bu. ~
hts coun.e a mo litnr, and aatr5ng sseta.
o. az syill. pe,hsp- II VS. sei lor he 'oy.
,ng Mary shal she diJ ~, Aune,s ho Gu -
OF Far broth r. Or haf heart wogd have b-tn
sel.ntgh bfokrn. SEE VS. srdded 10 pne
every Wy worthy u her. and had tero, eli
to distant Sac. TIE doclur missed hat
sidly lro0 hi i-e-5de. tui her place y
some hat snfpird b. he nathefltss Lie,
Ewood, ho,r winning aud atlec tomato Vows
had completely gatued her nEc e. heart
She sss uas nesfly ibitteeg, asa 'ail for he
sge. tie siw 10 her he tjng .e II Ada, snd
sou'd st Eaztrg dfoanily upca her rs q
sal surrounded ~ilh her b., k, and Ibcu tie
rene nbt1ncr o. ala would bfog ears to
hts eyes, shd he would csclai,n aloud, Oh.
conscious of Lucf'- presence, "Os, SEQ
hoi thou curse Of the bJnan rBce rhou fell
destroyer oil tDHan h6pes-sben all tbs
tavsges cesse
o L.1cs = father little nd been heard ex.
cspl tina, lie was IN distant ci'y, aud still
under nc bond. ef 10 Temperance. There are
hours n the he Of eyefy dr9ukatd aheu
neuury resumes her sway aud PIC utes ioflh
he cav hei he remembers tie h,gh hnges
and aspirations af yJ4. l., md ieeis deeply his
lost situation. lie sl.hs Tor the peace AID
puftj- Of 0 her diys, but csnnoi b,esk from
the bondage ~ 80. Thus u was atth Jiu,es
Eiwood HI. m,nd vas naturally Of fine
order; he wss olce n'eIlectusI and ln'eiil
gent. O.leu, Nth sa agon 4 heart, he
would recall the JNs Of his ynuih snd think
Of tie fair prospects ~hlcb .e,e his
"Aud many hours ~hile others slep,
The burning tears Of shame lac wspi.
Ia sirHes and despair;
And Utidplght's sofmn hour had heard
'iie oft repeated VOC,
Yet morn ad wiiuesscd every word
All broken en- IS now"
Someilmes 10 his deans he heard again
The voices Of hi, cb'lden, aud (anc,ed the
sol' afms of Lucy we're around hi. neck, aud
she WIS ~hi-pe nng words OF hope in his ca.
And then "nen he asoke, a feeling Of dce3
loneliness would settle on hl, heart. On.
It she were on'y with me r thought he, "for
her sake ! would strive 10 conquer hi, mad
dening thurs. should then have 90 nc oh.
pct for ~hich TO 1--we and toi."
A, last the pfessncs Of LIcy seemed abso.
iufely necessary 10 him. Wre'ched and de-.
graded as no vas. the dime Of parental love
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VIZ
PiiiftR q yURKE.
LfHsr ffsn AejT Dsgsis Nc Bsfsis, Crss.
tttk Pea OFF.

'iooHr ookTr, h. g.. DIc IS, lsis
DR. k0hi- deer slt:
Id, "a thi, county. sfiierd wiib rt,vrus
eompl m. fr'iap.e. tieri. Fur Aau,. ,lea
s"nevlsa' dsfAtE.d NH d, tRLlts b, otsitu,litn,,
"as i"f si"ui iSeite ntontbs siicndsd ~ loOt IL
cur ep'le'nt physIe.n,. wuh,ui ~, ,fsd. aud
tVef' ote 'ntee'ssriy derlsitd b,r inturstle, AID
that ssis hsd 10 ole. She lhrn prueund Two bot
i'e' q louf Abyssipis Abior. iitm ne, vtth
eured Ter entirely. stt has ,ites nsued aid
- "a ptfieei F'+d hesnh and happy Tie Abs.
IN MtafUf. has hk.vi.t pfesto ver,, fit.rioss
~ nHht otter di',sse-, but pstiieu sily i,ns ale
difr.'cs. - wb"h u stould bs.. the preiitu &C
o. all offers. Your nj sdi.rii,
LuGALD McDtGALD
Priee fofthe Ahs"inia Mixture per bottle IS
ceuts. ~ - g. 50 so.
Lisesi'e "a hand and Tor ssle. Dr., Kubr' Re.
storrr, tni,ersal Plss,er. God Mine Bshsm, Ae.
I j. IlOLTuN. Agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
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EcEi"Fnti"n < isresrrSastom Of the
q z "a e re: .
Ey v. WEsEN soa,uI Virginia.
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7H Wl5E& -ON.6 atglt .i0.. cher imro,..
- q b.eiq ei.'nd pasz Hs,s 70, .lotfestnuinhef
81 d4ih tpac4Iin pt,t 81 s,ttt a. at,t, JuDr. f,r
ta.,- Ermas z dies tn4 IL n..iF celebrated
VI iG@i0 haFe ioehd i ltlg,.aty togp,e,nt
. ''r'c'a taulHtg d4faf, r. rG.lr,f,nt ciii,s
aud 'a"nt ih"nghrpllue tuu,r S ates. Ycsirng nm
~l.n an'lasfy g. .sntt Ell 20 r,.. g,a and ,efd
AZ 'lir iane ago taHPpIr thr EEsIuEA1ItE
nH3 7" Pn thcn iHtnfje latGs ~ ihese Il, ~, 81.
pa'ri = opstaie wherever srili,teait u..lsi1t,a
he"ls IN ans 'oNn ~ ,sbtori,oou diane
Can't GEORGE CALVERT. af Faeoui,r county
Y a.poa snh'f1sd 10 act - lsi,etai ItaycIina
AP'il' ~iiniho po@,fs above INDICATED
'tpi' may be expected 10 yi.ii. a. snrcdilv A.
ofac'c7ble ths pfmeirsl oit,ss a,.a towns Of Tie H.
oiNn ~ W. -
D. Capt Calvert etil alwats have an hard =
l"i' sapp'y u ,be lltiR TONIC (Which cl,npsss
lhG hrhd q fanfrnh, flfeprth,us BID ,nvigo,ate.
we hllf ard prevents ~ asn, from slire ot,) for
we Trron al country moal cSrtieuoas to his siera
q ~, Or It may always be obtained "a, wholfsale
ara forwarded to any part oftho upiot. BY nddres,'
~ tl' Pfoptietota, VI. WISE & SON. Richmona
Va '''1'''Vho'
" Price 50 por d zen cash Six bottles e,r 81
Of Que dollar io' single bottle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
From tAe N,u York Organ
HOMES AND HEARTS:
OR THE
Desolating Power Of Intemperance,
By MRS. E. C. LoOndIS

1880 - ~ ASS<s~~S'
CHAPTER III.
THE TWO HAIDENs-A DIsGRACtFUL SCENE
THE wEDDING-THE HOME
Then take her youthful is,rt-'iis thine
Thine, and thine only-a' forever
THINE. till the springs life shall fail
Time TIL The chords VI life snail seyer.-
"hs' bfigh, wreath Of IN ugh, are YOU
weaving acv, Alice!' cried the merry vo,ce
Of . maiden, a. she softly approached her
friend, surely your rsd,an, coun,euancs b.
speaks nesgh, bs, ~"
Alice woocIey blusbed, ssd her eomssnion
al ,ha, monen. espred q email ruby ring
sbica gIiissred for .he first time upon her dol.
iesis finger.
"Ah. | see no. it 10, she said, "you have
e'sen your heart in exehaag. for Hem, Less
I've long anticipated such a RESULT had 81.
most SAID, feared IL
Feared u Jane, ahai do YOU mean IL
no. Harry all that a ~ofnin u d iove-,-a.
etoa', mob anI high plussI1"
Yes, Alice. g, IS a.. l1.', ,ni vet fear
be oil not max, you hap7j."
Etpaln yourself, dear js1e an sur.
iha, h my l"ses me ard viii do all 10 his
psser Tor me. Il. IS ajt rich, know, bu,
that 70 u snail Importance. ell gladly
share wrh hin eysD povsfiy, 4 such /. his lol
why then do ,olf fear for ~ Elpp'aes-"
Bec,use, ny dear friend. he has one hal.
Il Sbch if 90 b oxen /. sUiii:lent TO plunge
hlaseIf and you n The abyss OF .otro~, al.
lude 10 he habit Of w,as d,,7klag.n
Alice WoodIey started aud grew pale, and
Tor soms moments Sal 10 .,i.nce.
al know. sad enc, a, Iea.h, shat he
sometimes INDUCES 10 The es1 q VINE but
Jaae, what young tn,n Of or a.qllln'ance
does 10 ! You caano. affirm ilat Heary
drinks to e,ces. -
g No DOT % absolute niox ca u bu' often
more 'hsn FOR rs eotd Boz fralse me,
dear Alice; have gtiesej ou BY nv pl4in
uess Of speaking and 40 shed ali .out happy
revefes. Trust your /! fIe:ce Nil DO MICH
end Henry vii abandon The use OF vine alto.
gethef. Blu, tell me. for we have no secrets
from each other you kuow, when 10 the we'd.
ding TO take place"
I'VE have decided on the month Of June, .
replied Alice, "snd | mus, claim your promise
81 bridesmaid. You, Jane, and dear Mary
Les, must perform that eiiice."
with the greatest pleasure" answered
her friend, "snd hope, dear Alice, you vii
De a. happy 10 your welded life as you de.
serve; ! sm cure If any one 10 worthy Of bliss
on earth. tie you"
8" Ysu are . sac A,ieres, Jane, and would
spo me il you cssId. I've been lbisk,ns
something quite on, Of the Ordinary course al
th:ngs; eli have no woe ct my wed
Ding"
Spoken like yourself, dear Alice, bu, will
-sa, uncle consent I"