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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-19
Summer Advancement,

I'HAiNS leave Windsor at 40 \ VI and ooOrM
d or on arrival Of the Carr from the Central and
ia>>unr>lc r"a!>-h"th Trains connecting AZ Bel.
lows Fails with the VI Valley ard Cheshire Trains
"r New "rk VIA Springfield. llartf"ri and 10 Dos
'"n VIA hcenc Fichhur-, &c. arriving IL Boston at
la AMI IS" M. and New York n and 11.3orN
Trains leave Bellows Falls iur Charlc>town and
InI>"ra N Has = and 5.l5 l. W or on the arrival
OF the New York and E"St"n Trains both Trains
connecting ut y ind>"r with Trains for o@lcI>hurr
Montreal, burlington, Montpelier. Wells River st.
I"hnShurv &c. Passengers by this route connect At
below. fa!s With the Trains Of the K. < i. L. L.
Tor Enflhrd. Whitehall. Saratoga and the West the
ln"sf direct and desirable route from the White Hills
|" saratoga. leaving s.. Ioir!~i,urv or Wells xiv
rr IN III" morning and stopping hours at Bellows
rails, arriving al Saratoga III NJ
-. AZ fltchtHr- Trains connect direct with the
rains for Worcester. Providence &c and at Grotop
Tor Lowell, Nashua, Lawrence. &C.
>, Stages connect at CharIe>t"wn for Springfield,
Perkn>vilIe, South Reading. &c
ID. A. GAGE. Agent.
'"''1'Sh'r", y. H., N'Il7, 1852. i73tf
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.


and comprises all Tie arrangements to which fc
males ar" Liable Toy the lccuirarlcs Of their orTani
zatl"n. Amn" th"~carr rrrai'>u> l;cr, az t;tllin.
"i tn" Womb: Chronic inflammation and Ilrcra
ton "tt'e Womb Incidental IIamorhace. or Flood
mG; iu"r .ilbu>. or Whites: th"roSi>: Painful
Suppressed and irregular M"n>truari"n. &C.. Will
I'll th"!rIcromiHuving - is. Cancer cXrcptcl) of
whatever duration and severity. All. TrIE>E COM
PLANTS can he pleasantly. safely and certainly rem
cdlcd tx thu preparation.
III" claims oithi> medicine to the confidence Of
the public are strengthened hv the fact of its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage Of
MANY fIoNlNENT MEMBERS OF THE EpICALFA,-
tLrN IN the ntcd STATES. of whom have vol
UNFAIRLY given letters Of commentator. (>cc pam
nhIet) sustaining MI tlat i claimed for the Cathoi-
con Is Il curative AGENT
Pamphlets Containing much uScfal information
touching IT," nature and symptoms of the above dis
eases. together with testimonials from ladies Of the
hl2hc>trc>rcctahty. as certified hy the most sails
factory authority i'll the pamphlet To all which the
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners is respectfully
invited. can hc had gratis at my store. sold hv
D. T. BINGHIN !I.hknSmrg
lP. Il. Ft'kIIAM. VI. D. tica. y. Y.
l.. II. FLEMrN'.. NJ. T., y. Bedford, Ms
y. ! . FuoTE. NJ. u. Syracuse. y \.
references Il. VI. Mills u. H.. Rochester y. Y
WV. REESE. NJ H.. City of y. York
!. {. 0EIICk. VI. D.. Baltimore Nd
". FEE>CuTT. MD. Concord. y. II.
Central Depot. @'is Broadway. York. f1s6m6
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Hats and Caps /;

Comprising >ilh iia'~ Of -a-,., ...
Boy Ko>>u'h. N''.>a,.. i,.s, Y ..... - 20
rc's- Fur aul Pan I...
Tn@o'hcr with i GOOD a>~,r-r.l.'' caps
fact al! the kind. qualities ans -,
;llv kcld ina cit, llar >l,lc
And IL. would take ,!s.~,.r;- --~-..-.-
A. he J. manufacturing u lia.>.-. ,......I
~egurutlv :'vir'-g hi I'm. .l ~ -. .s -
ior >,vrrsi. wears la>t hreu .1--~.. ....l.
manufacturing e~fahli>hn,,, 81 H. A.. b.. i
En"!and.hr iia1;rg> hinl-'.r i..:l' !- ,..,.. So.
them a cit''ai~r :lr'.c,'. u Thea, ..-...
To- II .'. ami 1''''>h to:'iy .l. i.r a., ...
III the city 81 lin.i"n.
And hv ~trir' AMI l,r,'rnf,, ,-,r,,, 81.
lac irc.- assured TIE ' r,-,,,.,,.a .,-,,,..,-
HITS -NibE To ORDER b. r.,..
/ >ing',. nj >L"f' n,,'ir.
y, T. Particular care a.. ga. --r,,....,..
that Hat xii. - -.l>. ,,u3 c.......r,
y. .T"lln>hurv. A'ril l.. -
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Scientific Evidence.

Baron l.irn;- in hi celebrated work "n animal
chemistry. says: An artificial digestive 1ui
analogous /" the Gastric Iucr. may c readily irc
barred from the irucr,,> uc,ui,raur "i The stomach
"fthr OK. in which yir;'I,~ articles "taoi. nlrlt
and coo. VII To-, ~"ttru",l. chan I'd and li-c~tc.
iu-t III tie same manner ~ th-y would hr III the
human stomach.
Gail on the AGENT and cot descriptive. circular.
@r:.i~. givu" ir. :sln"rI' "f scientific evidence.
similar I" tie ah",.. together with riort< Of re-
marhHic cMr.s r.,n Ill lclIts al liz. ni.el Staf..>
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DR.. Anarchists llcriEc ('alhoIicon.

! III. DI-T,tNtl.N al
TIL tiulI fEfrA-
ENiIrN Has I~rAE-
Il>IIl.D 4 MN liz
~ IN. HISTORY al
iHI HEkllN,, NET
il i. iliirUili. r,Ic o.
the creates; Medical
Discoveries ut the
t"r. hccau-r i, vii
curcrnnrc than nine
trutl,S Of n class at
distressing Diseases
incidental 'ulclnalr>
in every ~'H"c "iliir.
and " HE h have
heretofore resisted
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He AL ID . n | A n.
THE MASCO HORSE.

TElIS elegant and Justly popular lIorS" viii lie at
L Stcven>' Village. Mondays; TUESDAYS. At Pas
sumpsic; Wednesdays. nj $. Iohn>burv Plain:
Thurs lays, at i'anve Green Fridays, ct Peach
am Corner. and SATURDAYS AT Peacham Hollow
The Horse will commence the campaign for the sea-
son on Tuesday. May %. All DESTROYS Of improving
their breed of horses are invited to examine the
Masco Horse JOHN GAION.
Barnet. Nav 10. 1872. 7'}w5
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TEETH! TEET

NJ r. have an entirely NEw method If >rprIvirr
w PARTIAL sets of teeth very N:cr s,prr
IMAM i"rinrrlv L" any one calling we viii more tull,-
explain FILLING. extracting. &C. done "a well and
much cheaper than ever L. kILEOIEZF SnT
NollCE EATRA...Wc would bemuch oJy;o-
:" l" n" VII" are owing either lay re-- or book
account if they would make i,npe,I,ar. rs,-,o.,,+ O.
one OF the firm has hecn purchasing ho1,, b.r.
'io needs al the money he can raise To pay for il
Il. X. < son
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I LIBERATION.

ITERATION. 'Thi, j to certify that I hay.
- gwen my son. Webster B. Webb. hi, time Jur
''S Inc remainder "i hi minority and shall CLAIM,
none 81 h', waI"> nor pay auv Debts Oils cnntrIr,
IN after thu ia,c. IlI.EuX Wrrr
'raIlh". tlr;, / ~.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

>. ). W"olSoN, March. - / :. G. WOOLSON
ll'tlet"n, y. II. .66tf Lancaster. y. H.
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BRICK MASONRY
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS

4 LATHAM X CO.. ar" AGENT" T 81
N. tent Circular Saw Mil. for Nr''--'
New Hampshire. go
June 90 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21
Items ofNews by the Europa.
ENGLAND.

H.
Both houses of Parliament reassembled on
the Sd. The Commons discussed at great
length the order ofpublc business, The Chan.
celIor OF the Exchequer stated that on the 7tb,
he would give notice of the intentions of Gov.
ernment withrespect to the ministerial measur-
es, before Parliment. 1t is rumored at the
House that on the 9TH, Government will make
grand clearance of the numerous bills which
stand for progress, and that they will indicate
some time when the close of the session and Of
this Parliament may be expected.
AT the evening setting, on the order of the
day for going into committee upon the New
Zealand Government bill, June l4th, Sir j.
Parkington explained certain changes which
he proposed to make in the bill. With respect
10 the disposal of lands in the colony, he in
tended 10 place at the disposal of the local
Legislature all revenues derivable from any
mineral discoveries.
An aeronaut. named Gulston was killed at
Manchester, on Wednesday, by falling from
his balloon.
The submarine telegraph cable was extend
ed across from Holyhead to Howth on the lst
without accident. The wire is 20 miles in
length, and occupied eighteen hours in lying
down. This shorlens the distance between
London and Dublin by six hours--the time
hitherto occupied on the passage from Holy
hend TO Kingston. Monday next, 9TH inst, is
the day appointed for carrying the cable OF
1he opposiiion line across the Channel, should
the weather permit, from Portpatrick, iScot-
land, TO Donoughadee. ~
The Brush West India Mail Company an
nounce their intention of commencing, In Au-
gust next, to run fast steamer between oa-.
yapaah, Georgia, aud Nassau lag aas Jamaica,
aud Chaaresi expecting thereby 20 securs .
portion of the California traffic. The steam
sh;p Cooway Is now being flied with new boi-
lers. at Southampton, fpr tho ahoye route, in
conneciion with which branch steamer.
lcommencipg to-day viii run besweepl laanai-
ca and Honduras. ~
An EXTRAORDINARY STOMACH L0AD.--A
young man, q palient in She Psekhaksisouse
Luustic Asylum, recsntly died, and post NOR.
TEN examination Of the body being maEie by
| Or. Armstrong, the medical supeEiniendenb
| there r&efonnd IN the stomach q mass of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21
ECONOMY Is wEALTH.-FRANKLIN

IL CLOTHING STORE-The subscribers, Mer.
chant Talors would respectfully inform he citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have esab.
lished, at No. ] 81 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware.
house where they now have ready to, inspection
one of the largest and superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city Of Richmond, of the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 90 tc 25 per cent less than any other es
tablshment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Goods such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &C.
'S 74t@ s}s- 81 r. DECOU CO,
ap 10-d3m 5titE t No.152 Main street
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f..ss THE KInnpsvnsE W. EAsE OF -
49,. ..'... lad q ? S. SIsss
faii q sssS Jsssss 10. 5 ass. -. 49, Z
s4sttesa dtyed Liper q ~ 49,, y q I. u
efsf o mach sseA ;as Consri..., ss g
a tim, hsuayd Piles, FAIln1ss. 3, q ~
Bloodto II. Head, Acidity cf - s.o- 81 s
mach, Nausea, Hsa,r-bur HsTuu fov
Food. FNtHess, ~ .peight IN ~ SsomccA II
Soar Eractations, Sinkilx o. Flaftsrsr, j :. q
the Pit Of tie Stomdch, Spimminx Of tke Head ~.
ried and DiGcul Breatkin1 F7utteyinu ~ ~ !
Heart Ck0kin1 or Sufocatsnx Sensations
seken in a iying postEye Dissxsss of " Is,
s sim Dofs o1 Wsbs before re S;Sht $500
Fsrer and DuH Pain n tE
Head Defciencu of Psrspi-
yafion. Ysuosoness Of
$3.50 S7atta the SKIN and Eues. is* sif'i g
.1gSegSNaf Pain ~ tke 8g at99i
-la asa as asssa Side. = e asgs ss ss44s,
Back, Chest. Limbs. Sr. Snddeu E7ssses of H,ar
Burning in sthe F!ssk. Constn,f Tnnc;u;n - :
Euil. and Grsat Denress;on Of Sn;r;ss csr e ~
icctuaIly cured bv DR. HnOFI .ANn,s CEI =.
BRArED GERMAN BITTERS. prepared bv Dr.
O. MI Jaclrs~,. !, tha rssr q y ~ -. :,
lao Arch street P6iIadeinbia 'ois
Their power over the above diseases Il mn az.
celled-if equalled-by any other preparation IN the
United States as the curss attest in msnv asss ~
ter skilfui physician ans had failed. 'n, ''''' 4 =
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inva.
lids Possessing great virtues in the recication of
diseases of the Liver and lesser elans exerrising
the most searching powers il, weakness and affac
tions of the digestive organs, they are, wita safe
certain and pleasant. .4'1 - a'5l 1-Gf's 5 3
a,s READl AND BE CONVINCED. s3s8 !
Charles Robinson. ESQ.,. Easton. Ma. in q letter
to DR.. Jackson, January s. 1880, said - ,'' =
"My wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have ever
taken for the Dyspepsia and Liver disease -
"The Tenth Legion" published at Woodstock.
Va, January 10, 1850, said =
! "a Greaf NIedf~,re >, : .t'ia-tes
eve have uniformly refrained from recommend
ing to the public apy of the various Patent Medi
cines of the day unless roushlv CONVINCED II
their value. Among tbose we consder worfbvs of
notice Is the cerma1 p;t,s,s ;rrsn.s5 h ~ ua,e g
land, and prepared by DR.. Jackson, in Pa adelpb;a
virtues of this medicine has been tested has
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THE sUBsGRTBERs have sssocis

nINk ARPAEEs-Jns resolved, per sIesrn.
81 ship Rsaag AIot 81 thisl excellent fruit Can
soon. i s. sa's..sss 20 &c. ANTONIO PIzzIkIs,
IL Under City Hotel.
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(NALIFORNIA.-PRI TO SUIT EVE.
~ RY BoDY.-selling of: Selling Off,
Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, Sc to 10; Cloth Sack
Goats, to g. Fancy cashmere Pants, 2 to 4; Black
Cashmere Pants. $50 to IS; Fancy and white Lin
en- Pants, to S3 1000 Vests, all qualities. to 50;
and complete assortment of Furnishing Goods
Persons wishing to buy will find this their best
chance as am bound to leave.
9S Main street is the place.
lie il--tje92 L. HYEEMAN.
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ap 10-d3m
nENICOTISED SMOKING TOBAC-
II CO.-Great Desid eratum for Smok.

lhENlCOVlS6O 4 SliOhlNG TOkAC-
u CO.-Great Desideratum for Smok.
ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers OF
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro
nounced by all who have tested it, superior to any
preparation of the weed Tor smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public The De
culiar advantage of the article which they offer s
this in all tobacco there s concrete oil, Nicotine
one of its active principles, and which is eminenty
poisonous The effects of this principle are disa
greeably felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time it
retains all its fragrant and aromatic qualities So
mild and pleasant has 1t been rendered that persons
OF weak nerves can use 1t without Inconvenience -
u has the additional advantage thatit does leave
that strong and pungent odor 90 perceptble and
offensive In close rooms 8#
CHARLES scHUMANN & co.
n The above article can be found in any ouan.
hty at BENNETT q BEERS, Druggist, is Main
IT., agents for the manufacturers - -.
NH 27--3md aa SIS
THE sUBscKIBERs have associated
= themselves for the purpose of conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General Coumis.
si0n Business, under the Firm of KENNETH u
puDLEf, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business win be exclnsively Commission
business and an experience oil twenty years by
our senior partner. in active Mercantile lie IN this
city, and a determination on the part Of both. to
promote me Interests Of our friends will we hope
TO make the usual Advanee on consirnmnenrfs n.
hand, and 70 purchase Produce, &c, onthe Gus.
tomary sermsy We win occupy the iarre ana
cominoaious Waffhouss No a Public Landing.
iso Iso. SEnb65ITh 81; nbb6655IhY.
Refer to Jas, Warwick. Esq.i. Ias Thomas, IL.
ESQ hIsssfs AsrhOEnaS = Ssm'I sHzrdsFoya; and
suf.onlE Winst0As ~
Cinoinnati. AYra lssh, 1852 je eI5-ssn4 =
DINE KPPH r. ,--Jssl recsissd, Per sissss.
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successIui rcmeoy
~ now in use tor the cure of incipient Consump.
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs. Purid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil Piles letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and enfe ebled state Of
the system.
BALTIMORE, May 81, le52.
p Mrs Norris--Dear Madam Permit me to say to
you, for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
was TAX en- last November, with severe cough and
a general weakness that completely prostrated me.
For several months was SO far reduced that
could not attend tony business. Ibecame go weak
that was not able to sit up for more than q halt
hour at time, when I would be compelled to lie
down to gain strength. tried dozen different
q ticles, recommended to me as euses, butreceived
no relief from any of them. My cough and weak
ness increased and, in fact was so far gone that
Iseriously thought 1 should die, when heard Of
your valuable medicu, the Cedar Tar. Il tried it,
and had taken il but few days before found
great relief. My appetite became so good that
could eat every thing that was put before me-
would commend it to all afflicted like ms SELF as
certain cure, tor consider myself now perfectly
well Yours, respectfully, ~ ..
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JOHN F. MARTIN,
No. 1913 Franklin street.

We are permitted to refer to the following per.
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out Of q
large number,( ho, from motives of decacy, pre-
fe that their names should not be made public)
who have received great benefit from the use of the
Tar: VIM. G. Crump, Dentist, II. Meseke, Jsmes
X. Moore, john Dodd, Charlottesville, Va. Ia.
Call and see certificates.
70 Beware of eounterfeits. The genuire ar
ticie is tor sale by 6is
P.HORT0N KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and,
lie 10 General Agent for Eastern virginis.
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II HAVE NOW ON HAND, and am receiv-
1 ing daily, the best Lump Coal, from the Med.
lothian Pits, which will deliver al IL cents per
bushel, payable on the first OF January next Per
sons wishing lay In their supply tor the winter.
will send their orders to my Office on 1ith street,
where they will be attended to promptly.
jes-3w CHASTAiN FARRAR.
DUILDING HARDWARE.--Wea AK the
~ attention Of Carpenters and others to our large
and complete assortment Of Building Hardware.
consising of Carpenters Patent and American
Rim Locks. with Brass, Mineral, and Pearl waite
Knobs; Mortce, Closet, aud Stock Locks Apon.
Rim, and Thumb Latches Clarkb best Rsieni
Butt Hinges, narrow and broad Patent hHna nlng
esin setts, Parliament Hinges, Patent Hino Feehpss
ings. iron and brass Sash Spring. Sasn
Window Pulleys, Sash Cord. Wood Screw - ~,
tent Brads also, Q full assorfment oest Iui - -
Wrought Nails, which We uder ior sac e sne
lowest terms. VS. - D0kMAns. a
my 25 ....s,4.sz.zl3 feaa stfeeL
0ARGAINa IN. SUWHkR .QR4eS Dk5s ~
~ GOODS. - have ~ ntpfe large sseofxae 81
colored Swim Aias]f1 1i6brosdersd Heansnnis,
super rich figured tplsin and satin plsi0 baIsess
Bare1e de Lsinss. uhin tsxtgre) Al new styess
purchased Il Nc1 York this 6sssoa. A.sev 80
broidered Cur In 16uSllr4 1iee tptsee 41e -
summef Cla1k - An Mill II - ~
cheap torcse, s a :l - 7. rs
jeH ~ Broad etroe&
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CAMDEN SOUTH~C CAROLINA, AUGUST 20, 1852.

sumptivc patients might be protitab!y establish
cd in the cave. Stone huts were accordingly
constructed, in tic dark halls beyond the reach
of external air, and, among those who tried the
experiment. were two consumptivc gentlemen,
WHO, with thcil healthy wives, passed six weeks
in this hdrolius sccluSion from daylight. One
Of the gentlemen died there, and the other re-
cciycd no bcncft-but the devotion Of those vol
UNFAIRLY buried wives should chronicle their name
in the caves history. Another patient, who
went in and remained some weeks, was attended
by friends and servant, hut lis end approach
in", the death scene in that dark and silent abyss
bccamc 50 appalling, that they fled in terror,
friends and servant, and left the dying man alone,
Nothing could induce them 10 return, and, when
others went in, the poor man was found dead
with an expression Of indescribable horror upon
his features. Those who have seen these drcary
huts. miles away from the sunshine, who have
smelt the gravelike air. barren Of the pcrvadn@
vitality Which vegetation gives the atmosphere
above ground, and who have realized the intense
silence and darkness that reign there like mon-
sers whose presence is felt, can appreciate the
horror of being left alone at the last hour i'll such
place.
The side avenues Of the cave, into which visit
ors are not usually taken, are said to he laby-
rinths Of intcrminabe pcrplcXity, and the guides
are instructed to let none enter them alone. a
gentleman who left his party year Or two ago,
and ventured to explore for himself lost his way,
and was only found by Stephen, after many long
and vain researches. He had stumbled and put
out his lamp, and had been forty-three hours
alone in the darkness. When discovered, he
was lying on his face, bcnumbcd and inscnsbe.
Stephen brought him out, several miles, upon his
back. and he recovered; but he had the expert
cnce of a death in darkness and solitude.
The Mammoth Cave is as large as a county,
but, hring another county on top Of it, it Is not
represented, believe in the Kentucky Lcgisla-
ture In the country's literature it will be strong
" represented some day, for there is scenery for
a magnificent poem, a new Dantc's Inferno, in
its wondrous depths 1t is a Western prairie Of
imagination, still wild and unoccuped.-WIE5
Letters.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
Home.

Is there any other word in the vocabulary o.
nations that is so expressive, so suggestive. so
gentle and so importants in its widest Si@ntca-
ton as that which heads our article Home.
What talisman it is, what spell, what an in
vocation! Is there any heart, old or young, that
aoes not beat responsive to the sound that one
word9 Is there any brain so dull into which it
does not flash with gush Of suggestive congru-
Gus fascnatons? We have all had Il Home
Perhaps we have not all got one; but we have,
certainly, all had one. Change of time and cir
cumstanccs may have so butictcd us about the
GREAT world that we feel too cosmopolitan and
in an easy adaptation to all places, and to all
sorts of men, we lose that homc-fecling which
makes some spot an individuality, as it were,
which nothing else shall be like Perhaps there
are many who, with phosophic reach above
common feeling, hold aloof from the domcsticity
ofsocietv, and with sclfinilictcd Pariahi~m, if
we may be allowed the expression, will not be Of
a home homcly; but these are the ecccntricities
of human nature We speak Of, and we speak
,+at the masses, and to tkem we say you have all
Homes, or you had all Homes.
All men, then, have lost Home, are trying
to make a Home, OR are striving to keep one
that they have. Everybody has his or her ideal
of somewhere, or some place Of rest, of complete
satisfaction, where the roar and the din Of the
GREAT world may not enter, or if heard at all,
would be esteemed for its contrast to the sercni-
tv within-a Home, in fact, for without serenity
there is no Home. We used TO think in our We.
rv young days that the highest title that man
could give to man was His Most Serene High
ness; and we now think that a man who is hap
ny in his Home, at his own ircside, with the
pa,tner of bis heart smiling gently upon him, and
his little children looking like shining content (as
some author has it,) is to all intents and purpo-
ses a Serene Highness. If such one be not,
why then, as Othello says, "ehaos has came
again.
mart of nations--fre in his eye, keen calcutta
: ton in every muscle Of his face his brow tinted
with something of the color Of the yellow ore he
struggles and pants for. He has his moments