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| : - California Harksts .9T 4 Z
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business has been ansae apparently
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
y JEFFERSON CITY,
COM MERCIAL SUMMARY
domestic Markfts


NEW YORK December Of $500 bales
9sa Aso
sais sri id's"a s sass State
truly soaisrn wlie
ooRSFme sales Of $4,000 bushels ofRys
xsa;s 500 soc. s s T1 ss Me-: @
sales Of 49, sS a, Mess a els 70 and loo
Shoulders ses sales Of 200 bbspekd at Sc for Shoulders
'" LARDSo So a aoa of 500 Gales in kegs
ss5 ,,Ss 4, f|,gs a. ,o,
sday only cash Long Island Rail
as that sss
A Fs SssE
,ns .ss @ M o . msfs IT
Of ISIS was taken State ves brought oi yesterdays
p'Si Butchers and Bank declared aiy
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1 sssss sssss s
Y ';% sss S's
BALTI AoRE, December .FLoUR-The market to day 70
Howard street Flour might have been expeee
r. as's
e. s st's hsfss ''ss ESs'
generally nsk IS u.s. =
WEATThe Engish Saturday advance in tn
of Wheat aone sale. Of prime reds being made ne high ID.
prime reds made at 81 lcDsl 49, and whites at q
| 10 q 20
CoRNsales 5s@ssc whites COG slefor yellow
| Pennsylvania d S7@90c. y
| OATS-We quo,s Oats at ss@40c.
sale Of 100 bis old Mess Pork at sia
bulk immediate delivery,
Of nothing # special sms sales Of Bacon and Lard at
| chang ed
wsKYThe price has further declined. Sales to-day Ct tbs
| Q6e, If hhda at &c.
CHARLESTON December .....CoTToN-The Upland Ike
week. has presented pect Of unusual
In Obtained by seers on the
OF confirmed In the early Of Il
week BY advces par Africa nst here mil
Since fu
qotssSns Of instant which rnsw with asi
Mlddng The daily have bee
Friday i7th, l4oo bale; 18Th 1901 so, $500 as
1905 2 1905 md yesterday 9sd iAo hlss-makng for the
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
orricE OF THE DAILY CREscysT,
Wednesday Morning, December %, 1sSe.
: CLEARED YESTERDAY. e

ship Bsiipr, Murray for Iavre Fred,k Block
aaa 81. Aass ss ss f es
Bark VsfH'n'' M-yes''s' for Liverpool. Z 'saA''' geo
ARRIVED = .,rn,
'''nTs'R ss..s l.sss a % s a ~,
s's'"s sis,r nss'' A0's''s N'lAN ''''.'''''
ship S.in. ss' ps'ts % days '" Boston
bP Es Mt TIL j sq. ssa e
s sSi bssaiasss, bosom, ! Stafford $50
~ 80. e,i 81 s.s a q n ,.,a.s,
e. sS s.; ss,s s;;
20 % shrsseper Lsonn,, from ve,iniion.
F Fnsls sa Fss It, Is 5sn II i fsss
sp.s M f5 r.. a \. Rs mug, !,
i Dai sssi' II as ssssd i Hss's .s-
&c 'A4 -s'' sxpogrs .s.,
llAyaE-rsr ship Radius i7ss cotton 100 slaves.
eENoArsr bsk CUNT rand; is 81 s@,ss cotton.
brig bales De. -four so pork
.,.,s :. 8. 81, In 1.9,s ,.., 49,.
MAnsE-rs+ .s gs ssv v earres hay to order @
saITsoaE-fsr ,a1 Each French ssa Assorted "
RscBrprs OF psopucs. ..,.,
70 3 Sss' s.sns. s a s %
conyasha% 81, +, sssa. rs:sn 1ss n,
Lean Ss~s, pssesan ksolss !.
sss.i,
I,s III a. n = al eoton sgif bales
- iIun., u's ~ -. ~, y. !, A..
ST LouiSPer steamer Uncle sam ly hb WHISKY - hi 10 70
ordrs71 skis plants bales hay stnrge 4 a
ties lard Shaw co59 do 9ad-5sa oh Hour So 7ks
kenne Xix do MARSH 40 PORK
Lgges As92s baes by Gedde29 90 Irvine Hae Cox ssoS
do lay Thonpso2 els Bell DO pieSe cr
kns bbs pork 10 tierces ee " s no
1yman Scott dcoSs do SS hbds tacon heePso9 Dds Hour
eonnoy5 do Kennedy 4" 10 9xss 2genE
SKIS wheat taTlss Jny Sol, on aPps
y bids bcSq oweu IVY sssk os
feathers budaecks 20 oas eS'
do t Plea Fos irs kegs lard s9s ks OATS
sn hran yasS famd.f lo rn,n " pkra w IentonaQ
bacon Wrpbt order
" ' 10y 10. r. ~ -. . ~ ~ -, - 40 -,
NAIrer aeamer sam Gloon zVeks VANS 3o' hees
SO pkgs butter o do CANDLES Seccono
bus ork Mcigor 90 ad eI y n pxss nus
Dudley Wlson-bo bais NJ 5eatty eoos ose t ~
pkges butter aams3 Dbl. WHISKY ands scales
McCuhheon &eos plows slark Day nus ioassS
NJ savage b6s pork ~ DO gs o. 10 ad o W 30 wv
Boxes " do Ikss yIsr Il
DO ZEE 99 ks. pea nuts sGgs as s I
DO butter ~ DIS Eggs II 40 crpnt os SUES 10 F4s
TT 9 sxs 9sese h,ader oi ~ e. as " "
Fps PORK L. 90 sa1sag ts Il r rs II
frs
Tn ~ q, t Shs,io al iiS,s \ ~ =
.',t,.sn r,s4,,,n -, 80 st, ;, -, ~. .,
dreamer ?. paies ceIion .
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! a RRIvAL OF. MADAME ADOLPHE.-The

IN original assed md Justly eel. brsted MADAME
the universally greatest IN 'ne ws.n.
pn. the correct
III future such Egnn france and the
epa United satesa, Qassn v aA presented her
With costly Daniel WehstsKwth Jeweed
Ring :, ressys yio ne western
trance street, n door from Ichegp gas whom she
will the PAST. PRESENT md FuIuhE they are
what lady husband they VII geti OF
business OF descriptions. .....
highly respectable aonree and with 90
extraordinary power and sk! t
probability Of dseepsoa Or imposition as many
~ according to how Ar they ws to
what time they occupy 8 ~. hoNs. VI
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hall call upon mouth TO select another and remain
You're, respectfully, WILLIAMS CHRISTIE

The foregoing letter wonderful capacity Hi
COS SAFES 70 fire when it ia considered that this
ALONE among many articles represented BE- So IS projected 1
ceptepn in either fires in Peat New YcrE
chleohe oho Wetumpks Ala gosHsy Mrs. AZ &
the cost (SP EClALLf SlNCE ih
DC1N OF PRlCEs bears proportion to the value q ausn
reliable depository papers iewe money and other small
hut valuable articles subb agent IN thta city Of The
manufacturers large stock aud good assortment Of HiN
co IS to by the Les
ony Of several Of respectable ecanls In this and other
stiles that entire copfdeace under
cumstances. lShAG bhDSEn
aep2O dAWH - Magazine etreeL
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WM HtIenOiv "a ~ 49, =, e.hs, ~, Ran.
entire principle We first form Gaze .nss
sion srun Chilling liquid making mpen
tablo ehae drill and capable of resisting hs bowso os
asdee To the scientific, II Nature m
riyss for hs q
Neither tho burning make an
We hesitate saying, that these Safes secured with
EMPIRE DRILL AND P6WDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS are tha only really depository other
bes We any farther Of the popular
Safes They all the work OF
often brokeninoa as experience has deaenstrated
BANK VAULTS, Of for Banking institutions MsTeans
Firns Driand Powder
Proof when secured With Lllie's Bank Loeka. az,
sample safes Loks together with Day Newea
PaausopAc BanE Can 20 seee ~ eR's Il Cams s
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N- The splendid passenger packet steamer
"a a sdiAss TI4s Il ys,.
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Riclaza Safes U1s5.tvaied.

EpsKrxLD Cuu -Housk S. c, Augult D lss2
Mrssrs STEARNS MARTIN Successors Rch CO No. lah
Water street Newyork with great pleasure we
nave 10 inform Won tn which consumed store and
la all books and paper in one
SALAMANDER SAFES purchased from agent IN Charles
AIR M Hatch The stores built 81 pitch pine and tns
heat The icued the idea Of any
thing standing such r confidence in the
Upon tns day. thgse who witnessed the
& the greatest prevailed when they
side the Safe perfect sh except what from the
aalamander.
shall call upon mouth to select a9eihss :s nPd
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To the LHItes.

-
e Respectfully offers hsr to The Ls Of c ss
PROF USE PAINFUL kENsTRuATloN ENGoR6EMENL md
Thai wuiuh ns thu distinguished su'gecns
Paris Their ign io,m OF those that
she has long stuy ami prstee and
feels iuspfei the Uteras not Of Car
hersai exclusively 70
T.ssnh s,,ss, w - = :
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The Maine law in operation in Minnesota has been de-
clared null and void by the District Court of that Terri
tory on the ground that the Legislature had no to
submit ii to d vote of the people.
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III The new and regular steam pncket e.
Capt. r. X NORTH nj eycs III al ali ID
e mediate lsndinga THIS EVENING, at O'Clock r.
decHo SMITH FlMfSTERi 81 roydrss streei
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GsE5- N0rtcE --The bark PrrGBIM, Sawyer,
master, ii diarEsrajhgs IA Post FRS. nsrct
Coiknees I'LL ed ftseipt 81 ts Goods the
eel, they Will be sold " thsff expense risk
dec97 M o. G.DOGERT i CO., 10 Camp Greet.
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4 80 NoTIcE 70 Coxsfa NEEs. - The ship Cries.
,ERT CIT Hidn liverpool, Consgness
VII please Aftand u the feeep Of hcir goods ths
sdsssa JOHN TOQLE, q5 Bank Plhce
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yrzy- NoTIcE Neither tlia captain nor con-
sguas # ~. Bish tip oHscNT CITY, Capt Biaten will be
dsrss \ q = Join TooIE rs Bank Place
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Mr r. CLIssEy n
respectfully informs the ig,is. and Genlsnnp Of New
Povrs street. between St. CHARLES ann Caronde streets, AR
xhsre he will teach the most AS fIioNABLE DANGES
Private Ciasses Gentleman tl4 O'Clock, every
day; j. ,,-, 49,, o,,.,x .,sa.,s nm ,rOuday, mil Thurs
days. = :, q. d. "a. a. -
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
School for Children will open during the Nnyadss
corner Poymns Wednesdays and Saturdays irons Pm I'LL
dark. .--......,u,s<x ,.o.. eo,,aor
The Academy jackson Ball Roo Jaekcn street IAfay
viii open every Tuesday from till dark and every SATURDAY
r Mr CISsEY wi teach his Academies for thu frat inns u
is city the composed by himself
Il rssiiv learned Gcnenn waltrng togshcr
Dlxiness Of the head entirely cured in Wntzng noyi sm
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REV. R,slror IyEs-Mr j. H Hobart publishes note
in the NewYor Commercial stating that letters received
from Bishop Ives of North Carolina and other members
of the family travelling with him. dated at Paris on differ
emit days the report of his joining the Catholic
Church was started, make mention of it whatever and
are wholly reconcieable with its having occurred IT.
stated that the Bishop proposed aucuar confession
to ha doeese in 1850 which called out celebrated re-
joindsr from Senator Badger Of North Carolina.
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GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC. AND e
VT FANCY DRI IS ANNIVERSARY BALL, (Comme-
Ba..s Of Nsy.eses) rl Ss g,yss " n
att,e ARMORY HALL Camp street, on SAfutpAi EVE
' - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r., w w w w,o, Ad;atunt III Kea,ins Lieut.. Nolan,
~ ~ y y w shaw Cant r. Ie.ch Lieut.. tavanangb,
{,ol Henry Foruo Capt. j. J. Casey Lent. Roder
Col, Joseph EIer, Lieut. c. II. Foruo, 5i5
Han u t.osmsn VIM H. t;ariani, Esq., Joseph Brennan Eg
Hon. NJ ii. Reynolds, S. G. Risk, L g., y r. Gnieer Esq"
Hon. L. Winter, ]. q. PI7rsop ESP, j. lie Weeer, Esq
Capt. J. Yuuenes Ihos c. Pooe $50,
ia r..ors car onlv Ii, precued from, the following Commit
toe " W. W. Wood H. Forno G. Hisk j. ]. Casey,
G. Fl. Forno, and q O'f.eary
ebratcd Band Ia engaged for tbs occasion.
C Tickets had ofhs Manage At the principal HOOK
s,oraa and nj the evening OF the Bait =,
k entitled to Ladies' Tickets subject 70 the
approyai Of the Committee on Invitation.
Applications for Ladies' he left mo oc o. f.
Samuel Risk Commerce. Place. Camp strast hetwsen
The hours Of "a and 3 o'clock, Pm. dsczS ID :
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Mr The splendid passenger packet steamer
GEoNgE GOLFER w gesiss master will leave o MEMPHIS
deess eTo MT / CO n foydsas sssest
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0.IGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACCoThe constantly hand and for sss
in lots purchasers CUBA HAVANA ELgRiDA MASON
COUNTY, Kentucky TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI W RAPPkkb
AND Also and bales sAloced fotts
as1ea1 mAaAes > A"~ W. eA--" TURNER 4 RENsHAw, -
81. mp street az Tthoup ltouhl strses.
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FAILURE IN New THE Network Post says, Messrs
d. Foote Brothers jobbers Of Maiden Lane, who COM
,enced business January last wtha capital of s14ooo
failed last for Of $4,000 of which $40 COO are
confidential They make offer of thrty-fve cents on
the dollar with security payable in six and nine months
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ReIi1f ana Cure Of ~ 6ollovin 4
Il I'd Breast. skoseas. e ~. ~
Shss and s ..s ss & ~ sseS,
Falling the Proapsu bss5ss lo.s. ,ss
nancy ~ IA I'D incident to Child bs5na - sss
fpunFng Waarinsssi Hsfntuni lts
nsss - cIru'e Harhaa, and Al Msssisssss ~
NJ spSaiS6s fnr by D.. St1ElkAe5sl
AZ " NJ sdiss. qs ST. CHARLES STREET ~
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MORE CABINET MAKINe.-Col. ]. Knox Walker, former-
y prvate Secretary to President Polk Is now resident
Of Memphis in Tennessee The quzzcai editors q the
Eagle and Enquirer speak of him probable Secretary
Of the Treasury under General Pierce.
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4 XWIIaWAE NTs;. i
-,
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!. & ss,,s.. s sse-s
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s \ sssstseS Sass hi 9s
o ii. e Ky = 4. S6H I7
~ 80 sessss 6 ~ ssI sssas T. q
q e. , 60 -.
yHyHE GAMRBEItS ID ~ Cy ..!s. 81 NJ
osS s q 3 ssaasssss s'ss;s III
e.. N & si w - arss
DAY ~ gkIsg. DseeFss y 'n''ssas'Ss
7 Z. =. = .. ! .. :. e
Z A NERICAN TGEATRE.--s ri IL i
IA q %v 1RN N aNAsts
rsfa 800 -eyrnv pvr.rSa THIS VEEE ~ 4
l. 9 .,rr,o ~ f,w ys,x,x nvS 4. IA O'Clock, neet,
+ i. lea4' - sI,I,xu.sr,,s TIoupE Of e.
-. ,,x,r, T,nrtS MY M ATC
ACHlEA3 MO<hEfS, DNsls3 AN = I. -,
tD sesis,s, NE vi Sa sra elegant
sPisa III d. whas vim ss!rs
new bioa q 81 ~
& s.l s e.fisss ..s sss e.s,ssa
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''.SA IMPORTS. ,-s.e
iBOsToN-Per ship National Eagle: sAssorted mdse
MAINE--Per ship Neya Cargo Uf hay to order
BALTIMoRE-Pers chr EncFh French: Assorted mlse.
BIOS rON-Per ahip E-nninafcn: s25 tons ice. 1
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EsINE BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNE WINES,
e.c-R +. NICHOLS CO., 81 Camp street, Eoydrss
and Dealers in the above articles are fully supplied with
fnea Of
Hennesy Mare and Dupuy& Co., Marteil and other
h,sorite Brands ofchoice I'D Vmtagss. - -
Cabinet and oher avoritc brnnd
MApEIRAOd ynages, direct from the we'll known house Of
BLACKBURN, TEAiPLETON d co. .
sTIERIED PENAlATlNS CELEBRATED WINES, in wood and
poRr~oLD sANDEMAN'S, HUNTS AND BIZ cKBuRN,s.
HOOK nire'a, Cabine lehArnhrser Sparkling
HOLLAND GIN scHEIDAd. scHNAps, JAMAICA RUM.
IRISH AND SGBTCH WHISKY. Il #t n -7
MoNONGAHELA AND BOURBON WHISKY.
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~ NorIcE The consignee Of 1870 bags
Godee To- M bnk rIIRI from NrwYor requested
Bill Ipe To the Dahnfgng Clerk at the vessel
II WI he stored at his 6xpphs rsk. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-05
miscellaneous.
BE PATIE n T..

CHAPTER !.

CHAR lLR l.
ANY letter to-day p
"Now
What a world of heart-breakIng that one
wee word wall have to answer for Like
the small light arrow of olden warfare, II
pierces where heavier weapon would re-
bound, dividing the cuirass of the soul. 1t
is the first word that falls like a hail-stone
on the babes spirit, fresh from the bowers
of innocence, curling ITS lap, aud convuls-
ing ITS tremuous, uny hand, checked ia me
eager graspiug al mamnas collar or watch
Ii is the spell that wakes all the wlllulness
the older child, arriving al the age OF un-
reasonableness, when thwatied IN ms darl-
ing plan of an afternoons cunning. -
And farther still on the way Of life, where
we learn TO calm the surface-sNeliDgs OF the
souls troubled waters, how often the word
No p SINKS into their depths like a fiery
meteor, to dry up the sweet fountains of love
and life, or turn il all into bitterness 1t
IS the lesson of life time to understand
that word-to read the veto OF omnlpoient
love III the most naughty or careless proh:-
bltion or denial, of fellow morlal-io be
patient" wait aud trust; for the waIch-word
of heaven will not be =" No %
Ii is harsh enough when, sweetened with
the honey dew of tenderness, II drops re-
luctanty from loving lIps,-harsher when
II is hurled from the mouth of authority,
like a hot shot from a cold cannon's mouth
But is il not most harsh, most iTlgId, when
It drops from the lips of indifference, falling
upon the grave of hearts hope
How often is the whole Of hearts hope
bound up in the little query with which We
commenced II such heart eau resist the
force of the cold, short, busInesS-hke mo p
that falls from the lips of the unsympathiz-
my posl-boy, it may bid defiance TO all The
remaining mlseries ofthis world Pandora
has no poison for II.
have seen strong man turn away from
the post office counter with thundeTbot IN
his brow that seemed ready to blight the
fair face of nature in its bursting. | have
seen a school-boy in a strange land swallow
the sob he was ashamed to own, v bile his
less meek play-lellow turned on his heel
with mu,lered oath. | have seen moth
er come forth with haggard face, written
all over by anxiety and suspense, that she
was too much distracted 10 hide from the
gaze Of the stragglers loaiing" about the
aoor benches. l have seen home-sick lit
tie girl-and larger one, too-burst into
tears of uncomfortable disappointment, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-05

FARMERS GOING TO Law. LAYING" is
pretty well shown up III the following ansc-
dote Of two Dulchmen. 1t was on this
wise. They built and used in common u
small bridge over a small stream which ran
through their farms;
1t seems they had dispute con
corning certain repairs which II required;
after a time, one of them declined TO
bear any portion of the expenses neces-
sary to The purchase of two or three
new planks, Finally, the aggrieyed
party wen, TO the neIghboring lawyer
and placing ten dollars in his hand, said,
:" I'll give you all dish moneys, ii you'll
make Hans do justice init lie pridge."
"Ilow much will it cost TO repair the
bridge y asked the honest counsellor of
the determined ltigant,
Well, den, not more ash five tollar,"
replied the Dulchman.
Every WE'LL" said the lawyer, pock-
citing one of his notes and handing him
the other, take this and go and get the
bridge repaired ii is the best course
you can take"
Yaas," said the Dutchman, slowly,
"y.a-a-s; dat ish more better ash to
quarrel init Hans"
As he went along home, he shook his
head frequently, as il unable after all
quite clearly 10 see how he gained any
thing 10y going TO law.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-05

MoRE Riches IN THE Bowels OF THE
EARTn.-We see by our exchange papers
that chemist IN the city of New York has
recently received for examination a chrys-
tai of pure sulphur, the owner of which
would give no information about 1t, except
that 1t was found on the banks of a nayiga-
BILE stream in South America, and that hun
dreds of tons like it could be got by little
digging, True as preaching, no doubt
And other riches, too besides sulphur, may
be got from the bowels of the earth "by a
Htlc digging" A successful farmer, who
has taken our paper for the last twenty
years, aud paid for IT, few days since in-
formed us that he had realised from the sale
of his stock and produce the last year some
thing more than fifteen hundred dollars
His farm Is not large one, but it is well
cultivated. lie reads to some purpose, aud
thoroughly understands, and puts IN prac-
tice, the science of FEEDING and digging
the earth. lie manures literally aud plows
deep
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blended now and then with the wall Of the
whipporwlIl far beyond. Young fir trees,
Iarches aud willows kept guard over the
costly monuments of the dead that had
been honored in life. turned from taller
monument sleeples, and unused long over
the white but time-worn slab that bore this
SIMPLE inscription
I" To the memory of ANNE K, E. H."
Oh passionate heart, be patient with
the Providence that worketh all things
well =
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iDortrp.
Woman's Rights.

NH. g much mooied question" i. beautifully hit "a
LasrcLr, OF Washington. It will be road with pie
b., every woman who is worthy the namo Of wife a
her
Itis her right to watch beside
The bed Of sickness and Of paio,
Add when the hoart almost despoir.,
To whisper hopes ofhoath asain;
Ilot right 10 make the hearth stone glad,
With Gentle words Hnd ehcefisl smile
And whom mao BE- With caro- oppressed,
81. weaned spirit to begu DO
Iii.hsr right 70 tain hefs1ns,
sothey may senate Chambers grace
Thus O., she with more honor cto~ad
Than II herself bad fli'd the piae'.
q Is her right To be- admir'd
BY ev'fy gen'roa- manly head,
When with tse disnity aud srace,
she aeicth veil tic womun's part.
Sac bath o. deafer rieht than ihiss
To be IN one tue heart cn,hnocd--
Wa, though fAr world Bns all ior.ake,
WIN ohensh sin, aud siiii too kind
And thcte d. yet a higher right.
Which, also, il 10 'soinan given,
III. her. 60 teach The infant mind
Those truths divine that come foeu heaven.
What would she more, thsa O., perform
On eatb, irle's modest, sweeiestt4,ks
When 700 d p,rtccl woman find,
No other nghl. than these che asks
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My Children.

have two htlle defuns.
whb o., cs ofdcepe,i b.uei
Th,n's ju.t o. year between them,
And ihe younger DO not i~o.
watch then m.nds expanding
Wi,h TODD and euinost hopo,
lakc fragrant h't.c blossom.
Whose petals dslls opc.
Fans saws hr's mnthe,', rose bud,
hud hitio bfoihet white,
Nnh ssia like alaha.pr,
q. 10y budIies waierlts
lead th.m both ny moo, birds,
rornks music to- nay cai,
A,s taef many htie voices,
so.iis,fs and elean
WHIT dc~ b. 90 The Goven
1'hs ra,abow 10 The sky,
Arc these cliiaf,a Go M, pathway,
Which thsy cheer and hrauuy.
They 900 my teati oith gladae.s,
W'h thankfulncss and praise,
They chase aeal my .odav--,
AMI leave ua gloomy oays.
Though many other hicssiuss
Afound my Footsteps hlI,
Sly fhldfen sud theif 'a'hes
Az chief among u.em 80
My life ,ecm. erosaed with Joy,
Nbon'ef look on them,