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There is Que important consideration
always to be kept in lew in sabsai!,n..; nd
that Is, Tat 4 t. soil be lrstthafauoblv drain.
ed Il should e drained one year hclaro ,fa
operation Of subs5l,,no +, com1enceJ 81 1 '',I
the cod snriu., water may b,,ve 1i,,n to ,, ','
off irom + he s,iI. Almost every a,,'l,, r.. =,
afford an Illustration Of the bencft al ,ae, c,i
turc. Trcoclino is n moro ,Lrrannl, ,.,,'''.
alton han s,,b,oii plonobinr il exnoso. ,6nl,l,
.o;l to view he, IS sTrr., ,',,, y
den,h and n.in,le. the t,yo sails NOR. ,,''
Iy N5uedoaLt that deem diqg;na n ,'aa,nd,,
:. nraf,,bl, AMI n,ro .,,,I,of,,, ,tn,,l -
~ ii doabfIhaf deem ,,Iora.,I,l".,
in the fell !, so. ''''o
risonlv - r.,v. years sine. tho rr,,...,....,
ploooh was introduced INTO ,Ins cann,r. ,j
was purchased in EngIsnd fer Nas.ns p al"
qles. Nonsc, Mason & Co.. il co.t f,rsu -
lars. '''
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BALTIMoRa MARX ~ NJ.

Def CflIr-- IL. .n,nbe4 ~ Calflo ,f,...s
.ca}e- tp~la> afnoahtcdfo 400 head If H.. ~ he
lr1d w.iira were sol to city butchers and 10
at nri %. ranging raar &275 10 s. so per roo i',
NIT aqaaito 81 b4 MT. aad etusiag s. ia a'1
3OJ bad we're driven To Philadelphia. -'.z.--
Flour nj Meai-THe / lenr market j. s,..
holdgr- afr firm. ~aIcs to-day OF coo h'I ''# ID
rr.ct HrafI. al sf624 per BIZ. Cir Mil. t., '.t
nm. p ice, bun W. are not aware Of any So 81. Id"
Flour s ii p: aed c ern N al s33 p bbl i've
& ain aad ) 1.-The Gran market i =
notr yal,.. Of red vl,at AT l0Oll03; whit lo We
fair. 195all0c and Y, ~ choice do Ii4aIl. "a D.
its.75 y .ushrl O.d whit Corr 20 new ~; $3.50.
OH y How ZEE aud do G7a68: ~ bu.bc. ~ 95'
70 80 ~ hu*he Clov.rseed s5n5.25, Ii ,o,l, -
3 81 and Fax-eed 81 % u hu>hcl. ~ 'e'
Crsrcrirs-Saeso 81 Rio Coffee at 8lu9c D. y
quality. Sugafs md Moa.scs unchangcd sale. u
fiice sc - bnshcl. '.''
Gua9o--We quote Peruvian at Studs, ind pu.,.,..
ian a, s23 =: % per ton. 79''
Proyi-ions-The Provision market j. quiet; .a1o
we quote Mess and Prime Pork at SI6al6. IA A. ..
Bacon shoulders 81; side, 81 a9a l.; and ham. 10 5.,
h. Lardin 5bls. l21l2c. and in key, l23al2c a T
Butter Ga22c d b. Cheese 9al0c T. H. '''
Tohsceo-We note steady demand. Saes ar.
king feel at fu prices Of last week ma
Wool--A steadv demand. Sales Of unwasbod 40,
26c; washed 33a37r u Ii. ~
Whiskey-We note n ght advance Sale, io44.
nj 24te and in bh's at 255c f9 gallon.
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Wisconsin, Ele1t.0p.

BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-Pierce's majority in TIC
State will be from 1000 to COCO. The foiIow;no
members of Congress are elected. Dan;e
Wells, Jr, dem, Is elected in the first district
over Charl' Durkce, Wing; Benz. c. Eastman
dem, IN the second district, over Caaupcev Ah
bott, Whg; and John B. Macy, dem, over 7
McMe'en Hhafer, Wing, in the third district
his ensures an entire democratic deleg alton in
The next Congress ''''A III
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&c 100 d tI,c E!ecl.on-

rbe 7ys-aI O. tie Election
t.f.......,i .f,r. uf rhs Psa'.' e
/, .#,,...#. d, n n SHIRE. nd
= pa.
;" ~ ~ my ~ -. -.Isie.
'''l nj 't'. I 40 ~ - =, ........I
- iauf eals / o ;. lie "a III si'ae''
4, g f,a ufH leramiss a.-is'l'ti.'n IL i"P
Igl..s....l.m #.,..,f n e.ti.tr,. Tn Iii" 81
lrt.. u....,,.,e .,.ar,r is - #,cr. "a
t....a.#ra# Z,lI =,
-
a. n In -" Try
lI"rzlpH a- +" #ler#. - aa"al'a :. a.,
Iei ~ fh. P. l.. IT III hsad Il pop - -
IN.
Ou,.oIiey diq..rs i. ercat many respects
f.,u a'.,.f 49,. p ...,.l.n,. elect no longer Il
,v..I;a... FIN h..
" ''''''' / I'm
IDEAS as u "1at 'a'ess '"' ne ~ ~ :.
AID pras"eri' Of the COUNT. md shaa ON
e. ,ueI.. r.... materially to = ini i hesi
1, r1ainfgin III. Jao- and larmony Of the Gov
&. ,aI..l.f H. ,rco04sc with foreign nations
cslaII hone for the best In al things,
7I s...H IT tn proper time, b. p cpared 10
Judge II the g.. rs ard measures 81 the next
administration Iai1y upon taeir mrrl.7. We
hope li.at all apprehen led colamIa,s ny be
aveflrd aid that TIE country my contluar up
~ tn hgh road "a prosperity. All good cit
izrns If the Wa, Parry will Ieud lbe.t MI to
coatrlbulc 10 tn. result. MIR Pierce must re-
member that III. VIII votes on theoac hand,
and Wing apathy. on the other whlchba made
hun what he VII soon ba-Prcsilent OF the
Re public. He las received the votes Of New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania Rhode I>5n |. Del
ewarc. Maryland George. ana all hese States
III consequ, nee Of disaf clion on the part Of
the Whiae. In Other States lil. feelings lave
led To Ike results, and Mr. Pierce must feel to.
tioV that he owes his success. next 10 his own
partg, 10 Whie votes.
We do not SUPPOSE this TACT will very mite
rally change the policy Of the next Admins.
rafion. Democratic measures. as distinct from
Whig measures, will br pressed and sustained
The tendency. Of fbipas will be ,nore,nd more
apninst Internal Jmnroycmruis. There y m bc
i moro orasnino land e,lsvstcmtLanever tie
old s,tatrs need net ,o,L iaranv orlion tLaf =, III
distribute for uurposas Of cdEcatiou any nor.
ton Of the r,,Ijie domain. We shall exnqcl
among rho fl,i,u.,ors = moro unlicensed ,,lau
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

AHcTIc DISCOVERIES. -The Plince Albert
las recently returned 10 England, after fruit
less search for Sir John franklin. Shewas fit
ted ont at the expense Of Lady Franklin, and
though Unsuccessful in the principal object of
her search yet her, oyage has not been alto
gethcr ProhiIess, as by her the di,coytry has
Teen made hatthe large extent of land called
North Somerset, which extends from seventy
10 scvcnty.toar degrees Of Iattitu lie is not a
peninsula connected with tie continent by nar
row 'sthmas as was supposed By SirSohn Ross
who passed three " intcrs there, about twenty
years ago, but an island thus apparently re.l1i.
cing the latitude of the north western cane ri
The continent OF America about three DEGREES
or to about seventy one. The expedition IN.
der Sir Edward BrIcher, who when last heard
from was IN Wellington Channel, embraces
the only vessels engaged in searching for s.,
John Franklin. 1t consists of the Assistance
and the steam screw tender Pioneer; of the
Resonte and The steam screw tender Intren;J
and otthe provision vessel North Star. IT,
expedition sailed from The Thames ootbe ols,
Of April last.
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rJVslE CABIN AND PARgoR. o.

4 NLAV Els AND WASHERS, by J. II. RANnoLFH.
Pallor edition, Illustrated, sl;pnper50r.
From tie Philadelphia Banner If tie Cross
This is decidedly the best among the many books
which have appeared sncethe publication of '.Uace
Tom Cabin, and is far superior to il real merit while
of at Ieas equal interest Theauhor informs us that it
has been written IN the hope that it may lead broad
and correct views on the subject of slavery His 1e.
igion is thai If the Bible" the vile iufdeliiy of mod
ern ahohtonism. We are assured that tn story j,
founded on fact. Its enbesled with numerous hand
some n~trations, from original designs by STEPHENS.
Just received by c. MORSE.
| Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

New Illustrated Paper.-Messrs. P T. Bar
mum ami A. d. Beach are about to publish in
New York an illustrated new spaper. large
capital is to be invested in the enterprise and
the intention is to make it the best Illus rated
paper in the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
OBITUARY..

Died at the residence of MIR. Bowling Clark in r
oei pei county LOT Consumption. Mrs ElIz1RtTg RI
VIE OF DR.. Pleasant Winston. of Indiana. = >
MIS- Winston was pipus member of the Soc;o,,. r
friends aud departed with uacoudrd mndIno ~
'e'''y e''nfoScd-a beloved and sned christian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12
,r,.a yson,Dar,e Family.

E.,..Ip..a Baaap r.. - a. be second son "
r.,,... Ma i. B,n4rartr H. married -iiri
I,...,.,i.,.. h, WHOM b.. hal 10 issnr-Stc' 10.
n i f..,,iI.,. al Ausiri4. whuse only enid 'ht
R.ifh-fadt. died IN 1882, at iehha'
,,...n IN. n III Ire Of heimperi Il ian.it lie
e,,e..,linet. Napoleon had 10 If bro. hfis-
.I,..o,, hi. eIlsr.) Lmica. Ions, aud Jerome
and lhfe.. >i,.rrs-Elila, Pauline. ahd Caro-
linr
Ia..ob. King ofSp1in left f'o an5hief>'
Zaa,Id.. and GbarIolre. but 10 sous
Ia,I...,. +. ine.. Of C,nlna, aad M less thah
,l.sen ril,,.lrr E, (.yr spn, I'D TX iaughtfr'J7i
whom t,,r.e.ar tn lsinz Charms y i''',.''
prnrrafC u.iho = ho psas'led Il Gu III L'.
made. daughter and hi e,s of Joseph. D,
whom he has ten chi ren,) Ions Lncl ~ fhr-
rc Napol.on Antoine Cha,lonr (maired L
Pr1r Fa,fir.ll) LetiIa (a"rrird /" Nh /
mas Wy-c) AeSapd 1T. tmafrrcd to 20 'ni
Vaen,i.p.) Corsrah,,. luo~ anuo.) AMI Jean
,r,ar,ied t. the Ma-q1j, i1o1ai.f#)
lie =. & zof Holland, who married Hneen
Hortcn,r. had r1rce sons-Napoeon, N'Po-
leon Louis, and Louis Napoleon Che OILY sur
viqo. and Low President Of The French Repub-
Ec.)
jerome King Of Wcs'pbalia had t"o sons
daughter, Mathl!de (now Princess D,midof.)
Of the sisters Of Napoleon. Eliza married
Prince Felix Bacchioehi and lett one daughter
(noy married 10 Count Camerata;) Pauline
left no ehillie Caroline married Mnrat King
of Naples. and became the mother OF the present
Lucirn Charles Mnrat, Of Lettie (marred 10
Count Peppll) and Of Louise (married to
Count RaspoLi)
This IS the entire Bonoparte flmiy. Ofthe
brothers and sistors Of The Emperor, only Je
rome now remaines. Olthe seccod generation
his uepheWs and nieces-there are fourteen;
and Of he third generation there is a still more
considerable number.
As will be seen f ON the foregoing program
me, Louis Napoleon is not the head Of his fam
lily by order Of nature BY right Of primogen-
iture, al the d,ceniants Of Lucien would take
precedence of tie heirs of Louis; but as is well
known, Lucien was in disgrace when his impe-
rous brother had the order Of succession to the
empire fixed Ind he and his descendants were
excluded. How far this law, founded on a
whim, Is binding in such new state of thingo
as the present, Is a question which the partisan
of the family are beginning to ask themselves
I.ouis Napoleon is the only remaining male
member oflhe ilmii s entitled by the laws of
the + npire rs Fior,al, an xii and Frimairc,
an.xiL 10 the succession. The Prince Of Can
mo, the real head of the house, has declared
his intention ofreturnng to Franc and entering
the Chamber The other princes of the family,
who are at present prominently before the pub
lie, are-Perie brother TO Canine; Napoleon,
son OF jerome, late ambassador al Madrid; aad
Luc!en Murat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

" hie one Of the freight barges belonging to
'ne Enc Railroad Company as being tow 4
"owh from P'ermont on Thursday. drove o
roes numbering five or six hundred took
ife'gGt' broke loose from the enclosure. and
'uuno''o into the water, About halfof the
lrow ned VIC '''' " ''o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

The Dismal Swamp Canal Company have
declared dividend of per cent, payable to
the Stockholders on aud after the 18th inst
North Beacon.
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ANOTHER Memo SrAMrEDE.--A number
of slayes-suppnscd to be about twenty f'e-
escaped on horse from Bourboa county Ken
tuoky, on Sunday, the 3lsr utimo. Some o
them wcro captured in The neighbourhood o.
the Blue Licks, bat the larger portion arc still
lugitves at large. A number Of Kentucky
officials had crossed over into Ohio for the
purpose Of end, avoring 10 capture the runa-
ways.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

IL NIRttHSIAN eli ~ l.. s9iut.a tisss ~ -.
hetween Main and Thrd STREET. adjacent - tiea. NJ
gnrlsr's d., G,,ls Store and the Nashinetaa Hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

The next Legislature of New Jersey will
probably stand as follows: In the Senate
Wings 6, Democrats 3. In the House, Wings
II, Democrats 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

During he year ending September lst, The
value of property destroyed by fire in the city
Of Boston was $i92, SAG, on which there was
insurance to the amount of S2l5 3l5.
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l EFE INsURANCG.-LxNClsEsp


"a HOSE AND I IT, INSURANCE COMPAnG.
HOME INST rUTION.-This Company makes
assurances against loss or dame ge by Fire. Dwelling
Houses Stores, Tobacco Factories ind other Buildings
on Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise eeae'
rally town and country, the favorable terms
Also makes assurances the lives of all persons Ell
Toying good health und Of sound constitutions (cxce
anchas are engasedin work on Rail Roads Canals am
other extraordinary poyment for the whole duration
10 life. or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation mot 'n R9
Roads Canals, or other extra public work. will u
insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
D. T. C. PETERS. Vice Pres't
s. DlCGUlD. Chief Engineer
EHos, o. AGREE, GEO. w YANCEY,
JAS. NJ COINS. JOHN A. LIGGAT.
MARTIN IIOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DAyESPoR1, Sec'y
DIR. Z. II. Gllmer } " r,rsrs
Dr.. VIM. Otway Owen, me1ca' eau"
July 2l-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

Many new books arepublished, or annoont ed
to be published in England this fall We can
enumerate only a few. "Hppolytus and his
Age" by Chevalier Bunsen, vols. vo "Un.
Gle Walter" by Mrs. TroIlope. The first and
second volumes Of "Thos. Moores Memoirs,
journal and Correspondence" edited by Lord
John Russell The Gossip" by the Hon.
Mrs Norton. Isis, an Egyptian PILGRIMAGE =
by Mr. 81. John. Man without name" hy
the Countess of Morley. The ~uisto,v g
Henry Esnond'' by Mr., Thackeroy. new
Retrospective Review" is 10 be Published
quarterly. "The Romance of the Forum; or
Narrative Scenes, and Anecdotes from Court
of Justice" by Mr. Burke.
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UGGS * DFSUGGETs.

PETS, RUGGS & DRUGGISTS
Ruggs, Drnggets Crumb Cloths. Oil Floor Cloths Mate
&c comprising full assortment OF the finest Velvet,
Brussels three-Py superfne and Venetian Carpet. for
snjr and pnssages,-4-4 61 aad "a Oil Floor Cloths
Dmgects, Riggs, Mats, &C. all Of Which viii lie sold
at the lowest price Inov HIS
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BrNxrrr. or rHe NV Yona llfruo. Is


filing up The rnrastife of h,- e ISL nee 'st.h ne
ciIrnis rs ftuHl,rau-. tlaaei' did, r n IN A'.sa'
as III rcuI,,, ned Cap. J ,ha ~mi'h Il Iarfo'c
fnen ory. IL ne,rr allows iflmseli 10 bfo"ne
stale. 81 te lafeott.u. A f." lays agoh" n.
diguantl, r,j.,.cd lirfsli br9r. NJ" Ne
Iha,e an account # h.s Miraculous "etal'. ION
a-s..-lnstion. Longtime R,un,n. 'H'anup9'
| he as { s--ia,ulw-ra Ia, ! htrz. a. re
account gor- ~ re - eaan2 at #fhets h IL >
u m IN. ~ hos itat.f, has MT Leu mac .ni'
mp a. ed a lack #atl ar In, PIX faiake I'm
10th, Ia lon Ferry Oolheif Ny 5"en. I'm"
Ipersun stopped the "a, enan al tlr II aid ii
/ fec and asked hp 10 J,i,cra porsa2' ne
hackrnau I'D As he WIS requested, a9d .eii ~
| tho Head Office small round box. In TX
was subsequently haadrd - NJ i pn' n"
editor oil the Herald. II s.as.a- i said, ra'tH.
ci as follows: 'A1tivc 81 W I'D 80. =. -"
from he Cuaa mounaias. VII. letter l1s.a"
thetos For Jun Gordon Bennett, propae.
~, nod editor Office. \ ". corner Of Fal-
ton and NASSAU Its Private and with care
Accompanying the box vas cafd, on which
WIS printed with pen as follows: "Seuor Y.
Alcazor, Of Cuba, for Mr.. Bennett, who viii
cal on his return 10 tie city TIE outer en-
yeopo being renrosed The loi'Daiug inscrP-
ilon was read 'Spccimrns and private docn-
mcuis from the interior Of Havana for Mr. Ben
nct (only.) Should he be out Of town, keep
t Cor him. Leland Of Cuba, September, ls52."
As the box could not he rcudiIy opened, Mr..
Hudson, one Of the editors OF the Herald, " no
vas present.. made an inci,ion With knife,
when some LACK grain, Of some hard sub.
stance. rolled oat upon hitdcsk These grains
proved 10 be powder, an n subsequent inyes-
igatlon proved TINT the paper box Contained
quantity of explosive powder, pellcts#o Of paper,
md fiction molchc3, so placed as Il ignite
when the cover Of the box was turned round
LETTERS or WEBsrER.-ll on. Ed. Everett,
leo. Tickoor &. {. FcDon, and Hon. George
/, Curtis have accepted the appointment Of
literary executors Of Mr.. Webster aud request
persons throughout the country vino may
have il their possession any of Nj. Wcbster's
original letters, to transmit them Ia their care,
for the purpose offutarc publication IN suita-
Ia nj utbaptic Inttu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

The enterprise Of bringing the Oh and New
Worlds within or days communication
ofeoeh other, tn ouRh the powerful agencies
Of steam and electricity, IS Hkoiytobe soon
brought to consammarirn. The capital for the
New FoundIand E'cctrcreIegroph, connecting
New Yolk with Cape Race, has already been
and the completion the line is
PROMISED early in the coming summer. The
lire will be 1900 miles long, 80 miles Of which
Will lie sub marine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-12

The LEGISLATURE or New YoRK-There.
suit the election for members orthe Assem-.
bly, on Tuesday last is the choice of forty three
Wings and eighty Eve Democrats No Scna-
tors were elected this year. They all hold
over and are equally divided between the two
parties
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-05
The Young HGvCTS.
BV WASHINGTON IRVING.

To man who is !ittlc of Il philosopher,
and a bachelor 10 boot, and who bv dint OF
some expcrauce in the folIirs Of life, begins TO
look with a learned eye upon the ways OF men
and exc of womcn-tn such man. say, there
is something in noticing a pair of young To-
vcis. | have therefore derived much pleasure,
since my arrival at the hail. from observing the
fair Julia and her lover. She has all the de-
linhtlul, bluShing consciousness Of an artlcss
Girl, inexperienced in coquctry, who has made
her first conquest while the captain regards
her with mixture Of iondncss and cXultatlon
with which youthful lover is apt to coHt"'i.
plate so bcautcous a prize. observed them
Yesterday, in the garden, advancing along one
of Ike retired walks. The sun was shining
with delicious warmth, making great masses
OF brigh, vcrtrrc and blue shades. The cuckoo
that harbngcr Of spring, WAS family heard from
distance; the thrush ppcd from the hawthorn
and the yellow butterfly sportcd and tnycd and
nnttcrcd in the air The fair julia WAS lean
ing OH her lovers arm, listening to his convrr-
sation with her eyes cas-, down, Il soft blush on
her check, anda q"ict smile npon her lips,
while IN her hand that lnng ncgIigcnly by her
side, was 4 bunch of flowers. In this way
thcI were saumtcrimg slowly along, when |
considered them, and the scene in which they
were moving. | could not but think tia thou.
sand pities that the season should ever grow
older, or that blossoms should ever give way to
fruit, or that lovers should ever get married,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-05
H e. E y s .

TIE SEMI WEEKLY Journal is published at Three
Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance, or -Four
Dollars ifpaymcnt is delayed three months
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL is published at Two Dollars
f paid in advance Two Dollars and Fifty Cents pay
ment be delayed six months. and Three DoIl&Ts II not
paid till the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the follow
inc terms: For one Square fourteen lines rlcssn the
scnli-wcckv one dollar for the first. and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertion. In the weekly
scvcntyve cents per square for the first and thtyse
ven and half cents for each subsequent Insertion SIN
elc insertions one dollar Scnimontly. monthly and
quarterly advertisements charged the for sin
gle insertion. .
-11y"The numbcrof insertions desired and the cd-
ton TO published in must he noted on the margin OF
Ill advertisements or they will he published Somi.week
" until ordered discontinued and chargca accordingly
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-05
RESIGNATION.
BY II. W. LoNGFELLoW.

There is no flock, however watched and tended'
But one dead lamb is there:
There is no freside, howSoe'er defended,
But has one vacant chair
The air is full of farcwels TO the diving,
And MORNINGS for the dead;
The heart of Rachel, for her children crying,
Will not be comforted
Let us be patient these severe affections
Not from the ground arise
But ofientimes celestial bencdictions
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dinly through the ms:s and vapors !;
Amid these earthly damps,
What seem 10 US but dim fuuera, tapcrs
Nav be heavens distant lamps.
There is no death. What seems 50 is transition
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb Of the life elyslan,
Whose portals we call death.
She is not dead-the Child Of our Affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rule.
In that great cloistcrs stiffness and secnsion,
By guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sins poluton,
She lives whom VIC call dead.
DAY after day. we think what she is doing
In those bright realms OF air;
Year after year, her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk III her, and keep unbroken
The bond which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance though un"pok II
MAY reach her where she lives.
Not as Child shall we again behold her,
For when, with raptuyes wild,
III our embraces we again entoId her,
She will not be a child;
But fair maiden in her Fathers msnsiom
Clothed with celestial grace:
And beautiful with all the souls expansion
Shall we behold her face.
And though at times impetuous with emotion
And anguish long suppressed,
The swelling heart heavcs, meaning like the ocean
That cannot be al res;-
We will be patient, and assuage the feeling
We cannot wholly stay;
b. silence sanctiiyng, not concealIns
Tho grief that must have way.