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Anecdote of a Game Cock.

On the memorable 1st June (Lord How's victory
Captain Berkeley commanded the Marlborough, and
broke through the French line between EImpetuous
and La Mucius each of superior force, and engaged
them both On going into action the Captain ordered
all the live stock TO be thrown overheard, but at the
humble request of his permitted them to retain
an old game cock, which they Ohe crew) had fought
several times, and always with success Though the
coop was thrown into the sea, the cock was allowed
to range the deck at liberty In the action the Mul-
borough was severely handled by her opponents
that half the disabled her captain carried
wounded below; her manmast shot away, and the
remainder OF the driven from their quarters. At
The very juncture when the Marlborough was on the
point of striking, there CHANGED of those awful
ulls IN The of the laundering cannon often expe.
Fenced in general action in iha, momenary silence.
when the failing of rope might be heard, the old
game cock, vino had escape the human carnage. hop
pea up upon the shattered stump OF malnmast, and,
with loud and triumphant Tapping OF his wings.
sent forth such long and usty challenge as to be
heard in every part of the disabled ship No indivi-
QUA spoke n reply TO the homely but touching "a
rum one universal and gallant cheer from the broken
crew arose they remembered the indomitable cour-
age OF the bird that sal undismayed above the bleeding
horrors of the deck, and every soul on board who
could drag their limbs TO quarters renamed the guns
resumed the action. and forced each of their oppo
hents 10 surrender. A silver mede was struck by
oraer OF Admiral Berkeley; it hung upon the
neck 81 the old game cock, who, in the parks ant
"ronnd The prlncely halls of Goodwood passed the
'"alhaer OF his downy days in bonored safety.
British Adral History
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No Family should be Without them.

Indispensable Family Medicine The ghfu symptoms which
raise manifest themselves less,
every family dyspepsia sick headache obstruction of the
nenses ague fever pains in the side, with dry hacking
cough results of epae derangementand for these
DR. MLanes Pills sovereign remedy They have
full they should kept all times by fam
lies.
DREcrloHs three going to bed second
third night IL they purge three times by
morning slight breakfast should insa
riably follow their
TIE liver Pill may be used where purgng is simply ne
cessary bilious purgative they inferior to none
And in doses three they give astonishing relief to sick
hea 'ache also in slight arrangements of the stomach
u5-For sale at WIN. IL. LiPPITTs, Druggist Wilmington
N. e. Also, by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

have heard of reports that in circulation in
tain parts of the county, which may have tendency to
njure the election of Mr. GEO. ALDERMAN of the
d1aes for the Sheralty of your county have not been
able learn the precise words which have been used
in reference remarks made two years ago respec
ting the qualifications of Mr. ALDERMAN discharge the
duties of the office of Sheriff. Whatever remarks may
have made the made in private conversation, and
expected they would be brought before the public
charges against him. that reports never loose
anything by being often repeated. but generally increase
four-fod what actually said at the time when spoken
In opposition to all reports in circulation. say,
that believe Mr.. ALDERMAN we'll qualified to discharge
the duties of the office should he be elected He has been
acting for Deputy Sheriff for six years. and during
the whole of that me he has been prompt and aten
tive and has discharged the duties of the office honestly
and faithfully. OWEN FENNELL.
Whining ton N. c., July I'd 1852 45-te
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A PROCLAMATION,

By his Erceency DAVID S. REID, GorcnoT OF the 81 te CT
North Carolina.
WHEREAS threefths of the whole number of members of
each House of the General Assembly did at the last session
pass the following Act:
AN ACT AMEND THE Constitution OF NoRTu CAROLINA
WHEREAS The freehold qualification required for the
electors for members Of the Senate conflicts with the unda
mental principles of liberty Therefore,
SFc !. BE it enacted by the General dSscmdg OF Tie
State of North Carolina, and At hereby enacted 6y the dtf-
horty of the same hreefhs of the whole nnber of mem
third section of the first Article of the amended Constitution
ratified by the people North Carolina the second Mon
day of November D. 1885, be amended by striking out
the words and possessed of freehold within the same DIS
trict of fifty of land for six months next before and at
election that the said clause of said section
shall follows: All free white of of TWEEN
Except is hereinafter decared) who have
been inhabitants of district within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding the day of any election and
shall have paid public taxes, shall be entitled to vote for
member of the Senate.
SEC. Be further enacted, That the Governor of the
and he hereby directed issue his Prociama
ton people North Carolina. at least six months be-
fore the election for members of the General Assembly
the of this Act and the to
the Constitution herein proposed which Proclamation shall
be accompanied by and perfect copy of the Act
certificate the Secretary of State aud
both the Proclamation and the copy Of this Act the Govern
of the State shall be published in all the newspa-
of this State and posted in the Court Houses OF the
specve Counties in this State at least six months before
the election members to the next General Assembly.
number of members of each House respectively and ratified
General Assembly, this the oath day of January 1851
&c. DOBBIN. S. Ii. c.
w. N. EDWARDS S. S.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

understand there reports in circulation which feel
bound in justice myself well to of the Candid
ates for the Sherifaty, to contradict The first is that
Thomas H. Williams Zone Of the Candidates,) who had
agreed said he would in he elected appoint
his Deputy which pronounce base falsehood neither
with him any the other Candidates have had any
conversation upon the subject either directly indirectly
in any Manner shape FORM The second report in crcu-
lation is that said it mmateral who elected
Sheriff. that he would be obliged to employ me-which pro-
palpabe alsehood the first, originating
doubt with malicious evil disposed individual who had
better study the Eleventh COMMANDMENT (Which is mind
their business and let other peoples alone) than
what they seem to have done. HIRAM w. FOY.
Wilmington, July TO- 1852 261-lt-45-It
II
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mistake have related facts IS they occurred.
In reviewing the matter, am surprised that my
groes were not destroged and yet, strange to say,
they have tive of theIn only been slightly injured
Pompey was bitten through the hand. and shows
the marks Of a few scratches on the body. Stephen
was bitten through the deshy part of the arm.
asked old Pomp how he felt when the Bear
charged him. He said he put his trust in Providence
until the Bear took away his gun and then he found
if he did not do something for himself he was a
dead niger"
Yours truly. T. S. H.
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
We would present to the Senatorial voters of New Hano
County, for their SURFACES, the of WILLIAM s.
LARKINS, Esq., who is well known fully quail
fed for the ocehavng served in that capacity with great
ability several years. For the House of Commons
present the of JOHN D. POWERS Esq. who served
the people of this County the last Session of the Lega
ture with marked ability This is without the knowledge
of either of those gentlemen but believe they
good Democrats and much identified with the
teres of the whole county, to refuse to should the
pie ratify and confirm this nomination by eectng them
their Representatives. MANY CITIZENS.
Wilmington, c.. July Is, 1852 45-H
Town naners will nlease cony
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar. and Turpentne sold in the
water subject the expense of landing inspection
cooPerage &c say on Lumber so cents to 81 Nj Tar
and Turpenne about 10 Is per barrcland for
val when brought per railroad about the
incurred *For dry Virgin or mixed Turpentine,
deduction is made according to quality.
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JacIssonvilie Male and Female seminary.

THE next session of this Institution will commence the
1st Monday in October next, under the supervision of
able and competent teachers No pains will be spared
the part of the Trustees to supply and at all times keep
supplied the Academy both Male and Female Departments,
with all the appurtenanees belonging to such
Institution And from the the School has
heretofore met with they have thought proper make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which will be
follows:
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Our MOTTO Is "ro PL1AsE,4
An> Wilmington Saddle, Harness, lxafs1 : u
TRUNK nAsNfIGrAcrons.

XsrRuNK AtNfT1PAcroR1. 5S I5
TE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of Goa. h.
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &C.. Trunks yalises Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satchels fancy Trunks, &C. Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets. and
which he to be Of The best material and work
manshp and will be sold low for cash. on short credit to
prompt customers. a
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags, &c. made to
order Harness Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale.
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold ON commits
SION JOHN }. CONOLEf.
Sept 10 1851
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
JAMES BESSENT his legal representatives arc hereby
y notified to call the subscriber for the portion said
James Bessent from the estate of his brother oas
decd late of All Saints, s. c., within the time prescribed
by law, the will be divided amongst the other heirs
of the said Josas Bessent, according to law.
A w. BESSENT. Admir-.
Horny District, S. c., May 3, Q4,) 1852 36-lam3m
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AND WHEREAS the said act provides for amending the
of the State of North Carolina so as to confer
every qualified for the House Of Commons the right
to vote also for the Senate.
Now therefore, the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall be
agreed by Of the whole representation in each
house of the General Assembly, it will then be submit
ted the people ratification have issued this Pro-
camaton conformity with the provisions of the before
cited Act.
State of North Carolina, hath hereunto set his hand and
caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed
******* Done the city of Raleigh the thiry-frst
SEAL xday December the year of Lord, thous
x*eight hundred and ffty-one and in the 10th
ear of our independence
By the Governor, DAVID S. REID.
THos SETTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation may fall will
please that copy of it posted in the Court House
of their respective counties.
Jan. g. IS52-l05-te
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CO.PaRTNERsHIP.
FAMILY STORES:

FAMILY STORES:
TiREEMAN & HOUSTON, in addition to large stock
of goods adapted the Retail Trade keep constantly
on hand in small packages full assortment of such arti
constitute family stores all OF which of the best
quality. aud will be furnished on reasonable terms
BLANKETS and Negro Clothing. 800 blanketss 50
D by r. and Sc by 75inches 300 rolls Kerse which will
be sold low, by HOWARD PEDEN:
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. IEN
lst Class In lower branches Spelling Reading S. Sc 90
ID 6 Higher branches. Grammar, Arithmetic. 10 90
Sd &C With Ag :bra, Greek and Latin. II so
4th g With lectures all the higher branches. 10 90
DEPARTMENT..
LIST Class Spelling, Reading s6 90
I'd g Writing, Mathematics 10 90
Sd Including Philosophy & all higher branches u so
FRENCH Latin. Greek. 10 W
Music on Piano with of instrument. 80. 10 90
Music on Guitar ........................1 10 90
Painting and Drawing ................ 90
Embroidery in neede-wOrk 90
Good board be obtained respectable families
village and vicinity, from S. to So per month.
JASPER ET1ERIDGE, Pres't.
A. J. MURRELIr Sec'y
July Is 45-f
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L,IRST of july is time for presenting bills. We
hope all who indebted to us by Book Account
Bonds will call and settle Immediately Interest is charged
all accounts from the first of January 1852 made during
1851 remaining unpaid We want the principal than
the interest," and shall place all such the hands
of an officer, unless paid without delay ElE
July 6. SCOTT & BALDWIN,.
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MARRIED..

On Bear Creek in Onsow county, Thursday evening
the 9Th inst, by ]. A. CosToN, ESQ.,, Mr.. VIM HowLAND
of Cartere county, to Miss ELIZABETH WATSON Onsow
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NTOT1CE-The Subscriber has placed Flat at the s Big
IN Bridge Ferry the North East River and the Fer
ry is passabe. JAS. F. McREE.
July IA, 1852. 4j-tf .
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA,

l. WILLIAM HILL, Secretary of State, in and for the State
of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing is
this State drawn from the original the file in this Of
fee Given under my hand this 3st day of December 1851
WIN HILL. Sec'Y of State.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

TIME undersigned respectfully inform the patrons of az
/ the old firm of A. c Evans & Brother, ahif the "
public generally that they have repenshe ber stock III
with entire fresh and supply of all articles usual
y kept in Drug Stores Physicians dantr erchants and
others wanting articles in line when visiting Whining
respectfully invited to cali and examine articles
and To those who do net fad it convenient t. CALI
would say that their orders shall be promptly filed and
pledge ourselves to every eNeron oglVe satisfaction
euery arruar Our ARTICLES carefly selected ana
therefore have hesitation MG1rGnlng their ge:1lf
Orders neatly put up and without delay We
invite notice to following part Of articles kept by
Drugs and aIedseines. Patent Medicines
Castor Oh per CALF or bottle Sands Townscnd bristol
EPSON Sans per bb less Bulls, and EpFipgs Sarsa-
Gum Opium; Gum CamphorI parilla;
Do Assafo.tda Sal Soda Swain's Panaees;
BIZ Carh Soda; CIR. Tartar Fahnestock and Dead Shot
SaI tRs roll and flowers; afat Hrandrehs, and
Palv Rhuharbs lpeeaej u siap, Wnght,s fifis;
Direct from Powers Liquids Stearss British os
%aa If o,n5n. Bsss%sa III P s2 Sc &C.
do. Taleranate; Fancy Articits and PER-
CbIoroforn: fumeFy.
Suiphuric Either; German Cologne;
Hofmans Anodyne; lIomatums;
NJ sss iyd Cream Gam. g., ,.,
Sail iii inc; Ella Laesucarism, 81 Sci and toilet;
Surgical INSTRUMENTS Lubius, Rousel's and PYers
A variety, from the most ap-t Extracts, SC. Sc.
proved makers.
Paints, OILS, SC.
10000 lbs White Lead-purc extra and No. ];
800 g Black do, in oil; 200 lbs do, dry;
1000 :. Venitian Red dry; 500 lbs; do in oil;
sbbls Linseed, and do. Train. Oil;
2 cases Chrome yellow in oil; do. do. do, dry;
z
IS Paris Green, in oil; -
{. Barnt Amber, in ei{
!F,epal, Ctaeh, and Japan Varnish.
$4,000 Cigars of choice brands selected by
| scar. s. s. J. A. EVANS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
| Wilmington, May 7. 1882
r EMoN sYRUP.-2o Boxes Lemon syrup For sale BY
| il June 10 HOWARD s. PEDEN g
| E1oREIGN LIQUORS AND WfNEs1--Pure Freneh
II Brandy, Janaica Rum and Antwerp Gia. Btaderia
Sherry, Burgundy. PORT Hook and Champagne Vines For
sale by FREEMAN IS HOUSTON
IGARS-50O 900 imported and domestic 6 CARS sure
~ rior quality. For sale by Yrs OWENaHoLMESss
lIXTHSKEy. I25 bbts. double rectifsd Whiskey;
I w 10 g Monongahela dol
s1ssslss kes % = Old Rye. do;
g Gin; 10 hbls Apply 5sasaY
i E1r sals- at the lowest market prices. By -
Her and Com copy. HOWARD q PEpESs
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DOMESTIC LIQUORs.-2OO bbls. Whiskey, Gin, Run
- and Brandy. For sale by
July 8 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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IN STORE.

IN STORE.
k0 BBLS. City Mess and Prime Pork;
w 10 hhds. Bacon Sides
30 bills. Mackerel, Nos. and g.;
Is half-barrels and kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2;
40 barrels and half-harrels sup. Flour;
10 frkins fresh Goshen Butter;
10 boxes new Cheese
10 baskets sup. Champ. Wine; ~
3 halfpipes pure Otard and Cognac Brandy; -
80 demijohns Brandy, Rum. Gin and Wine together
with sundry othet articles, for sale by
jylO FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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DEsIKADLE REsIpENcE. FoR s.LF.

HE subscriber offers for sale the place at kenans sa
i vle in Duplin county, where he now resides - M;I
The house is freshly painted is in thorough repair41
and has six Office in the yard has two oos with
-paces-kitchen, Smokehouse Barn, Stable, Coach
house, Cow houses. and all other out buildings
The Lot Two Acres in extent well shaded and contains
choice selection of Fruit Trees of bearing age The water
good be found in Eastern Carolina, and great
abundance, from neverfailing Spring Immediately a6jon-
ing the premises. - t#H
most excellent English and Classical School has benin
successful operation for many years and will always be MAIN
tanned The location is healthy and desirable in village
growing and prosperous. s 81. ..s
If desired portion of the FURNITURE will be sold With
the premises Also, first rate HORSE and BUGGY.
Kenansville, May II, so 36stfl ]. ]. KELLY
NTOTICE-A persons indebted to the subscriber either
~ by note accounts requested to make payment by
the 18th of August. as money must be had.
THOMAS c. CRAFT, Market Street
July 8, 1852 .. 2592t.
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PICKLES FROM W. UNDERWOOD.
lust landed from the Brig Commerce;
81 500 doz Jars Pickles. all kinds
10 !" Seville Olives
10 Fresh HOLSTERS.
10 Salmon
pure Lemon Syrup.
IS Eng Mustard.
.nss s. 6 Tomato Catshup. $3.50
5 g Underwoods Relish
IS q Pure Pepper. - 80 Is 3He- -
q Laca OIL For sale low BY 8 S
+ jyl0 HOWARD PEDEs.l
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IN BRIDGE BUILDERS

To BRIDGE BUILDERS.
THE subscriber wishes to contract with any competent
and responsible person. to erect BRIDGE the
Northeast River at the place known Big Bridge Ferry
Proposals will be received in all the present month.
July 8, '52-259 6t-44-3t1 JAMES F. McREE.
Heraldand Commereial copy three
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FOR SALE.

Es
r OFFER FOR SALE the valuable and we'll inn -,
proved Lot in Kenansve, formerly occupied as sss5
land, and upon buildings spacious
Workshop and Lumber House, which and well fit
conveniently situated for business Of any kind and especially
affords nducement to persons who DESTROYS Of
dit will be given desired not previously disposed of it
sold auction Kenansville on Tuesday of next
a 5 Gea Any further N f1H b
Kenan. lille, Duplin County. N c.. July 9. 1882 As 1t
Union Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Store, No. 20
Fulton Street, New York.
THE undersigned solicit the attention Of all purchasers
of Implements for the Farm Plantation to their
sortment which includes of the most improve
viii sell at prices to insure satisfaction to the buyer
Railway Endless Chain Powers for two hor-
MUM at the State and County Fairs where they have been
exhibited. Railway Powers warranted. Warrens Trim
Mis- cue Poabe Burr
Mills, Wagons, Carts, &c Sc. Field and Garden Seeds of
Our descriptive Catalogue illustrated with cuts will be
gratis when two to four Post Office Stamps remted
according to the distance. RALPH & co.
| NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT THE BOOK STORE
~ THIS DAY! The following new and cheap publica-
Viola Adventures in tn. far Southwest; by Emerson
Bennett author Of and companion to the Prairie Flower.
The Diary of London Physician second SERIES by Sam
ose Ashford or the Ruined Gamester thrilling story
Ben Brace by Captain Channer. We do not hesitate to
rank Ben Brace with the best Nautical tales of Cooper and
Maryatt.
ALSO,
| Grace Aguifar's work
The Days of Bruce story by the Author of Home In
fuence. This excellent work is before the American
public and those who have heretofore perusd the works
this gifted authoress will be del lighted with this opportunity
afforded of again reading Of her delightful books
The Daltons, Three Roads in Life by Chas. Lever
Pequinillo tale by G. P R. James. The best work
from the pen of James
Old Saint Pauls. tale of the plague and the fire,
of the exciting and thrilling stories published
The Five Love Adventures of Solomon Slug, full of hui
NOR and fun.
| Chambers papers for the people.
Eoline. Magnolia Vale. A novel, by Caroline Lee
entz The story Accordingly interesting, every charac
ter being we'll drawn and the Incidents exciting
i THE GENER IL SCOTT Almanac for the year 1858
containing History of the Incidents the life
this famous General. For sale by L. II. PIERCE
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NOTICE.
WILL continue the DRY GOODS AND GROCERY bu-
siness the old stand of o. G. Holmes My stock is
complete and the patrons respectfully invited call and
examine prices. OWEN HOLMES.
April Is, 1852. 1.- ..
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION,
THE firm of o. & G. HOLMES is this day dissolved The
business of the firm will be settled by the subscriber.
Persons having claims against O. g. Holiness will please
present them for payments and those indebted will
favor by paying up as early possible
April Is, 1852. OWEN HOLMES.
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TINE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the sub
i scribers. under the firm of A. c. EVANS BRO, is
dissolved by mutual The business of the firm will
be closed by ]. A. EVANS. @, A. G. EVANS
April 18th, 1852 J. A. EVANS!
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The LAST WING REcRUIr-While the Georgia
wings g stand from UNDER" and the southern wings
generally groan and growl over the nomination, We
are happy 10 find that the whg party of the North is
not entirely without It's consultations. Their course
appears 10 recruited the famous Fred Douglass to
their ranks. We copy the following from that lead
ing wing journal. the Boston Courier:
It" FedericS Douglas in his last paper, says he
looks upon the nomination of General Scott as an
couraging sign of the times. He rejoces the
defeat of Webster and Fillmore, but denounces The
nomination of Vice President"
We give the wings joy ofths their last endorsel
and ay
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-23
GENERAL INsENslB1TY TO AN

GENERAL INsENslB1rY TO AN In.
roRrANr TRUTH.-This, namely
that the misery of human life is made
up of large masses, each separate from
the other by certain intervals. One
year the death of a child years after,
q failure in trade after another, long,
cr or shorter interval, a daughter may
have married unhappily in all but
the singularly fortunate, the intregal
parts that compose the sum total Of
the unhapiness of a mans life are east
ly counted, and distinctly remembered.
The happiness of life, on the contrary,
is made up Of minute fractions-the
little soon-forgotten charities of kiss,
Il smile kind look, a heartfelt compli-
ment in the disguise ola playful allego-
ry, and tile countless other infnitesim.
ais to pleasurable thought aud genial
feeling.-Coleridge-