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Steamship South Carolina Turror LIVERPOOL John Ogden.
Ship VIM WitheElee Weseott. ST John, No. Baker Nc
sp Sovereign Of the Seas Mckay San Fra eisco, Grin
slip NJ piea Duncan City Point, r Buck & Co.
barh Queen tBrl Payne. Je-sey, Eng, kirkland & Van
bark Car limo, GrumIey, Charleston. Dun1sm Dinon.
Bstk ihilomsla 9 .esof' Honolulu a q &c son
Brig hebron OBJ, Mccullough Maitland. M. J Whit
Brig Iaqneine Euze, Hsss, Honolulu Funch Meucte.
sohr Walker, IL ansn, Petersburg. Van Brunt
schr Neianira Orr, Lobb Trinity Nj wis. BrooSs &
scbr & A s.rart. Lonicr, Philadelphia Van Bruns
sehr Ann p. Smith, ALEXANDRIA; N pedsIl,
Sch- Jekp Steel Pater. Salem, VIM Brown.
s siooP POINTER err Fowler ' Pro1idsnoS.
Arrived.
s Steamship Hermann IA ggins, Bremsn via South
smp,on July % With mdse and 20 TO MciIer
The Neeoles exchanged signol wi shp zenobis bound
w Aes SO LEA = o. sw ss'' n.
encouLterer westerly WINGS the whole passage:
us
has OK crepeed strong boad winds oil the passage.
r StES e. Ha ass.y = q ssS s1
sn.,s with ship showins white and red signal ~ish
Ship Tos tpsckct, Ainsvorth. Hsvre 70 days with
- lon 90 passed snip Realm bound w. Jul, % lat % 81
tn ., to9h lotnsm pilot bost David teheli; aug
HsEbold. Sonss M.,is ..ns asy 81. stein 'rissts
A.,iipy hens, FOR pa q = La .ys,cs m had
Bris Bet,y tDsefh Me- Port Priaee. 10 days. with
SIR Rcrn.Ds tthreo @sstes5 Usesl. Psnsaool. "A
Gays with lumber, 70 Peck 4 Church.
schr chss Mills Francis Wilminaton NC, days. vita
scir westrort, Reed Bootbbay
Sohr Mystic Reed. bingham.
Sailed,
ship Locbnyar. Lufkin. st Jshn. M; bsrka Neptune
.s Quebec John Cob, Rhod.. Ssrs .aa others
Wind. sunrise N WI merioisn, SKI sunset, do.
n.oahic ,rLrown
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Married,

On Tuesday morning, August 5, by the Rev. william
Jarvis OF Connecticut RoBERr a. PIKE, Esq Councillor
ut Law 10 ELLEN n. DuFFELp both Of this city.
On fuesday morning August by the Rev Mr.. Ha-
gsIy Sir WILLIAM H. KrIFvIN to Miss MARIA L. Urr.
On Thursday, July o. at tho Episcopal church, Red
Bank. j. by the Rev Mr. Wheeler, Mr.. DAVID HOLMES.
Of the North If Ireland. TO Mies SARAH COCHRAN, Of
M0ate Great Westmeah Ireland
On Thursday. July 90 by tho Rev Isaac Weecott Mr..
s1trRFn BAyLEs Of New Jersey to Mics AsALisE MA
TilpA daughter Of Mr. James H. Sexton Of this city.
Princeton papers please copy.
On Wednesday. July Is by the Rev. s. NJ Isaaos Of
the ooser street synagogue, MIR Henry 8. LrozYrsKv
10 Miss AMELIA, daughter Of Abraham Godfrey Esq Of
this city.
In this city, Saturday July 81 by the Rev. Henry
Chase EpwfD HErRY. eldest Of Thomas Smith EsQ
Clifford Hoasc Stratford Avon to SARAH dsugh-
ter Of Mr. John Butterfly, Stookbridge, Hampshire both
Of England.
On Monday, August 2, by the Rev. Mr.. Walker. Srs-
rRES IL WEEKS TO HARRiET PURCELL, both Of Brooklyn
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MO000DDS
O. uEoufuo 0AfyUD OF 0UAYAQVR N 0u1nRAL
FLOsoe-THH --LATEST Hnws.
ahss puealsahg ~ egEaot fisa - lsttr e sus
Psaass ssespsnAent Il H. ssth July ass rslasve 10
be FDsss expedi lon and the action q Ne govssansat
a P9r, - have bssa insSrnsd By . v~y rssvssesss
snd ints'iseoS ssasasaan whs came pssengx u ~
Sierra Nevada hss on biz stepping It Pata bssrd Of
~ Bsssh steamer, hs lsttsr writtsa b. Gsasra
Flores himself to Of his coers belonging to the or
petition ordering lin 70 proceed mmsdistsiy Quay
squi with the SIX hundred no. under his oonmaad, a.
On tho StA % July engagement had tsksa plsss be-
tween the forc-s Of and those OF Urona In which
the latter had been compile ely routed and Wat Flores
intended to enter Guaysquil two days after.
We are also informed from another source, that the
had reschsi Psita that Flores had taken tho
4b Of July ths battery called La PIanohads command
Ing the city Of uayaqui and farther up OF tho
nusnce OF the vcrs Dsulo and Babahoyo
Our next advces will bs or interesting character
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Ono ahip. unkno'
IPrR srrAm,up Hrnsarr.l

CARDIFF July - Sid MATILDA kYork.
GRAyEaEnD July Do Arr Telegraph, Csptou; Glen snu
"a, rYork Forester; Calcutta. SID WIN Penn. rrork
10th. yorktown, Nftrk.
LrvpRpooL July l0-Arr International N0rssuG Nor
ma ApslbciiooIs Enterp'ise Wilmington, y sment, 81
pher; 10Th, Freerader Hemisphere Kst. Hunter ana
rhea Bnrrson from Mobile; Lady Sale, N0rieans.
Ga Poyt 2Ott silsA Greepmsp, from N0riesns.
Sid I6t Radiant, San Frsncieoo; Tons sands. Phgaet
pbIs; iTth Jas Ntsmith, siddcns and Vanguard NTot
Maria prer 10 San Franoieoci 18th Kenncbeo NYork
TLymourH, Juiy lar Empire satanzss.
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bUsTuV August ].
Brrived-sobrs n souser, Wilmington. 'sCi Ls5sa. n
pLiisdelpfin.
Crarea- Grip John Derry, Hoflesrs tsy 80 oercre seq
to,r,.eytes BRIDE Ssvsi nshj p .taa ID Cb.,lr
~ Inoy oap. Phnsd.iphis; rig RV ate J.oston ia,
ii, ssL ureo (Sf,l Az rosj ars M.r.b, TIso,
E.btIe; kurotus, hl8xADeria-
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United states District Court.

krapsr a - IN, ' or ZION Judge Belts.
-. 'onie returns ~ process we're o. sde aud
,is ~ .oninr'lo ners confirmed There being po Other
day, "wednesday " - o"'V~ 80
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Political InscaiaSen ce.

The Charleston Co,ier furnishes tho following list of
sspIants for the Cube material chair Coonei Jobu 8.
Preston Hon Y. w. Piokens, Hon. w. r Colcock Gen.
u. i. Jam econ, Col John s. Ashe, Gen }. H. Adams,
Hon W. J Taylor Hon. William Elliott, Hon. John
Townsend ano Hon. John l. Manning
On Monday evening the elections held in Phla-
dolphin for usmocratc delegates and oonferees 10 the
city and county With but one or two exceptions the
utmost harmony and pnS1i unity prevailed
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nSUHaALANHOUo.

ENCLISH NEWSPAPERS PARTIES DESTROYS OF
- subscribing to OF the eadtng local Eps.h
their ordere
despatch on application TO FRI DE- RIG (sucoeA-
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nR CONvRRs AUTHOR OF TBE MEDICAL wSpR
~ esitled ito Beacon or GUIDE from rouSh o, M.
ho,c ues hts euccesatul Practice % hIs an o,s "a
Chambers Gtrect, and Third avenue, " Fees
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o. Ssuu. N, yuns q.
s.ssS-sse: s1: s..ss,::s. Ls. ss, n:iy.ss.
Dvknn.
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snIPFam0.

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY-
u For New 0rieans via Havsns-Thc rplsndis sscaus-
sbip EMPiRE CITY, 1000 tons, n, Windls Commando
sai from the pier at foot OF Warren sreet N r. on
Thursday. AuRnpt IL At 2 o'clock, r. M. precisely.
nATrs pAsshGr HAVANA AND rEw oRLrnNs-rsw
ARRAnGENkNr.
fdctos Don 49,
after 90 90. 4. #. W
FORWARD 40 90. ....'....' sss......s....... ~
Storage 10. do. ................... IS
Specie Only taken freight TO usvaos Freight taken
60 Orleans ~ % Quito foot. shippers %
freight requested 60 euppy themselves with the
pa ys bills OF lssing. Which nay be bad on spposu NJ
No sher Nil be signed. No bills lsdtss
signed after the sbp bss sed Fer freight appY
20 ~ o. RoBkRTs i7 West street. corner W srrsn
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DRoPosALs FOR LoAN.-s

PROPOSALS FOR LoAN.-ss2SO Os sEvssS PEE cDNg
R.irs. srI srssa: s:
81 D Issslssd b 5Sr .%' q not los; sH:, Ne e.
g. . d: d, e.. Ess
s:s::; IL :::::
January and lat july each ssS 10 Nss Yss. Me-.
Gs': .s o. n. .. .: :
saS ~ ,s. cry . %. :
Of Hilscorousb They cxpssss r.
& @ Sss s 81 .s:ss
pounds g the yard :ud has been ,nna,as since LAY
.%s nst.ss ..l ,s per- oss. .. e.s
to tSrossa poros: ::
soun'ies Of Csrmopt, Warm Clinton. asd sh.nssAs
i: s. eau: S::
ST =. hi sA.: - Iss: ~
s,ss .1ss Of the company 20 nd .hs. re.A Gas. Z
Viii 10 ss'.' Ss'1is' p sss
60 III ss Of sSs s. s,
s sas: s,,r s,sSr Grqh 1s city, e
past Thirty y g. ssaSissa on Ssss :. sa:t !
81 sS s.s s sss a h g
e Gvo 90 ss %9 y - q =
isq GenuianE Engneor. tho entire Lac from aiis.
81 may % Is q: :.s ssas
- i'm fRfssIE. prssisant d i's & Z. RI O.
A SPECULATION THE AS ADVISES
~ issSS:. ei.: ..s.s. .
Now York. valued ~ sos 900 would make
PIisot s.;rssson in j. respect. wiz s,ss: ~ t.
teiyiew with emaa dtsposed tesst
with him ,sins it. Addross Citizen at this sfoo.
pills OF THE CITIZENS SANK or wAsHINQro2
hjsT 4 ses P,s 'f No. ..,..
THE OFFICE OF Tas NATIONAL LOAN rgHD
No. Grand TO II Washington corner No.
sss 'siss city :sss al; T. e.;
takss Pamphlets oo.sAinins rates sad oths. nf.rnss
' Es: Ss1 sTSs a.s.s
a. K h0szon; D" NsaioAi Exautnsrs.
CT DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND. sCorxAn1L
ireland. and the Nations. ssai 81 sostiaad Sa,aSs 9
.TLo 3 's ssG fSfs T. ...
give to the dersigned. house. jewOiry disaosdsk
Watches gold silver other goods o. svs
smount. on accommodating s.ssitious For say ssbse
kind OF advancts which may hs sersa % good seeurtte
w.% sss up sas NJ sSvssso
$4,000 ..h 1 e on sF4. s,::s
lillian within milo Of the Ferry. For SALE
sH .'s isss s. srIs 49,
street Williamsburg
&600 -wANTED-A YOUNG NAN WITH rHH
ROOO. above nmount to take an interest 10 tho saee
na aSn WITCH s HS IN o oss ss;: :,
8oor rson No between the hours Of 10 aad II adj
90 OOO SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PA1rsnR
"a. Tiss sss% :S Z:
Will yield han per ceptsss BY addressing ~:
name and address only attended to.
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NJ RITIME INTEL NOE.

bLzA-Ao ron NEW yoRR-rRB
sUF RrSSs.. ........... / MOON SETS. ..acYr -
sun SITS. 7 10 HrGB III IL
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 3, 1862
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EDMUND G CHARLES IMPORTER or AND DEALER

II IN fine Wipos Liquors. ana segsrs. No. Park pscs,
FORK Juet received. direct from Lpndon Docks.
invoice of fine oc Port Wine ia wood and giass AIso
superb ice Of Double Diamond These wines
considered p.rrr to In the market ALWAYS
hand choice secatiou Of Claret St. Es"phs ST. JueS
81 lambert Potet CaDet St Pierre Is Ross, Chates1
Moutop Lcoville Monroe, and RauBap; Rheush Msses,
ard Sparkling Hooks Nertein Ho ohheim Lehfrau
Gcenhem. Rudeshein. Steig berg Cabinet sa-cobro
Johsbpisbnrs Burgundy Wines Cha mhertin. Rsm.nSs
Nuts and clos Do Vougeot Brar dice Of different erafo
scotch and Irish Whiskey fno lot Of Seaar, nufsa
turcd expressly for c. G. and from tho celeb, A,st
maie,s Havapa comprising all the 20 pular
m ~ new one selected with o. pecial care
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DLANEosPnlRICAL MACHINE Fog csnsnINa.

DLANRosPHhRiCAL MACHINE FOR CRUsHtNd.
GriBoiDg sud PulverNtg recehty pstsate ed IN this
country 10 Europe Cochran 0uArts
Crushing ard vtrng Machines, of various sizes fro n
two TO ten feet In diameter WEIGHING
pounds to ton each, la daily operation
Inspection OF the public aud aili be suhmtted any
reasonable PRACTICAL tese proposed BY parties
here machines BY their simplicity ef construction, tnair
Durability, tho updo ubted PRINCIPLES which tbsy
operate their effective opersns resua justly
titled 20 tho confederation Of all
ng crush ing and uuveisg quartz zinc Gro other
ofes mineral -ubttsuees It Ia the
these ahnee tn they are found capsule Of
cru-i ug and pu,veri ~ into po Ter
Of quartz or either earthly matter In proportion the
npouitot weight app'od The osrtnly 10
completely Ground and puycrtei. that the gca no
easily separated and subjected ~ process of aag
ton that mny he neccssary The m.chises sod
ver wet or dry 50 be required aud with uttIe
ric'ion teeisg simost without maehioery requirns
uhficsfina the poepin which they praldee
ne poibity o. Their being put QUE IT order do they
heat material while being Buv 7ed They
applicable for al Of ernd,g ADD cnlver Ing reu
ave cperstorsin California aud Aa,trss
OF this invention solicit examiD alton and viii by
practical tes the vas. supsrorty and economy Of these
machiDes any other r crushing eri cling puIye
,'ns herr offered 20 .he pablo These machnss nay
be In at foot Of Spoth Eithth W.T.
su sburg at the large pa enc block and say factory ct
sp ferry every day. from to and from to r. Il
For further psrtculars apply to
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w BIsKERs AND MOJsTACHEs. = ANY YOUNG
w have them IN six wee es by using Graham
Opguep perfectly harmcss TO the .tn nsd leaves me-
attain the flesh Ono dollar Per hotue bont Co anr
part Of the country. X. q GkAhAM. No.fs1S Ann ST.
M ATRIMONIAL-How TO WIN LOvRR.-rHB
M ost captivating and perfect schems will DO sent
address receipt OF 81 pess PAID Addrsss Madame
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LIQUORD.


NJ PETERS CO. 800 BROADWAY, IHPoRs-
W ers and dealers In Cham aspes, Wises Braed1ss
bocka Cisr-ts Porters. hles Brown Stouts Havana
30 &C. Among the above named gsads viii f.ssl
Of the finest In the market Lambrys 0raps LeNe
Champagne for sale in pnts and quarts
GUNNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NUDESHBIuu1,
ioha pncsberger aud Steinbsrger Ia vntaSos from 4
to 1916 Tho 6neet productions Of tho khiuo
u low priced Cl.ret. Hook and White Wines
NIB PETERS CO., Importers. 100 Broadway. 0rduD
To DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND THE PUBLIC an
I nerslly Odd Brandies, Wines, Gin, Whistsv, Rsn~
&c the choicest vintages In varict for sals
WIN II. UNDEkHILL, NO. 40 Br,oms street, corner 4
Crosby street The largest the world Of
tied Wines. Segara 60 No An extensive assortment q
the fDef Champagne Wines. So"tcb India .ic AsS
from 10 to 20 per cent.
Sr JULIEN AND ST. EsTEPHE CLaRer-2oO DOzSK
~ Of the in tins diton, warranted gsuu
inc Bcrdeanx at 81 l2 and s. 80 per ooscn sotslss
BOTTLES returned. For sale hy WM II. UNbeRHILL. No
40 BrooDe street. corner OF Crosby street.
THURSDAY, AUG Eth, 1859 at THE SALES ROOF,
Pearl street. qnsnty 2" Li9nors syrugs sst Ia
ported and domestic 100 empty DeDohn, qusatt.y q
old Jamaica Rum in ctmtchps Of Ill each saf Sher
aud Madeira Wines al 81 which will DO sold In lots
.uit purchasers. Also lC0 demohns Brandy, fav
brand.
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From the Bureau Of Assessnents-With the following
asses ment sts asking that they be conf med and Alb
Sanford appointed collector therefor v2Fur
IN stanton street FROM suffolk street to the Bowery
in Chatham street from Roosevelt to point az or
near to the intersection Of Mulberry street in Second
street nom the termination OF the present sewer ut Ave
O. TO point about fifty feet Of FIRST avenue:
for paving 1hrtythird street from Fourth avenue 70
81 oadway do 1wenty-ninth ftroct from Madison to
Sixth avenue for Tagging sidewalks 10 Tbirtth streS
between seventh and Eghb avenues for regulating aud
paving Thirty trst street between Broadway aud Ninth
avenue; for digging well and erecting pump on south
wet corner Of 18th street ana First avenue do do ia
Forty ninth street between sixth and seventh avenues;
for regulating and grading Fifty first street from Third
TO sixth avenue foI regulating grading and setting
curb and gutter stones in sixteenth street between
uucs and B. and paving the carriage way therccr for
paving and setting curb and gutter stones in Thirty fourth
street between Fourth avenue and Broadway for grad
ing matchmaking and setting curb and gutter stones in
Tenth from Foriy-second TO Forty sixth street
and tagging the side. walks a space three feet wide
for regulating Foryftth street between Second and
third in conformity with the Established grade
From the Street Dcpsrtmont-wth apportionment Of
assortment In the matter OF building sewer in Second
avenue, Thjrty-ninth street and Third avenue Con-
brm.o
nrsoLuTIoSs
BY Assistant Alderman O. BniEy-whcreas, important
considerations connected with the public health Of this
city having required the Board Of Health cloee the
buildings In Canal and Centre streets used by the Com
nisioDer Of Emigration for the reception and temporary
accommodation Of emigrsnts; and whereas In conse-
quence thereof hundreds Of unfortunate destitute and
sick emgyant scattered throughout the city without
food Or shelter and dependent alone on private charity
therefore belt
Resolved That committee OF Eve be appointed from
among this board to report the proper to be
adopted for the protection 81 the engrants and report
to ihi. board without delay To Committee on Public
Health
g ny sme-That II be referred TO the Committee on
eeNrs 70 examine and report TO the expedisnoy Of
constructing in Madison street from Catharne,
10 CONNECT Vii sever Oliver street Adopted.
a. Ne Dosfd then adjourned 10 "wednesday afternoon at
siA o'clock, From the minutes
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk
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VI streets-in favor OF concuTTlDg with
Board Of Assistants Ia flag westerly sidewalk Of Gou
neur street between Henry and Division streets. Adopt
ed division viz
Afbrps'ive-Alderren Moore, stuItevsnt, Boyce,
Francis smith Temaun pearsall, Bard, Ward Denman,
Avord Dobtrty pock-l3
OfCemmitiee on Srects-In favor OF concurring with
the Board Of Astsants 10 First from Twcu
tyeiebth 10 fhirtyLourth street. Adopted on div-
observation-disclosures Moore sturteyant Boyce
Prsbcis, Smith, Tirmspn Pesrsall Bard Ward Donman
Alyosd. Doberty, Ieck-lS.
ofCommitle Sueete-Tn favor of tagging the side
walks be norherly eide OF Greenwich avenue, from
seveDth avenue to Twelfth street. Adopted on div
sion viz.
AfArms,ive-Adermen Moore sturtevant Boyce,
fraDcis smi'h, nemann PearsoiI Bard Ward, Denman
Alyo'd Doberty psck-13
OF Committee on streete-Jn favor of tagging side.
Wsiks ID fnh avenue between Twenty fourth and
Thirty eighth STREETS Adopted a division. viz.
Administrations Moore. Sturtevant Boyce
fraDcis, tmrh Tsmsnn. peaieall Bard Ward, Denman,
Ai,ofo Dob.ry. p.ck-l3
M ssue oonmit,ee-in favor of fencing vacant lots
twenty thrd street between First and Second ave-
nue. Adopted on a cvis,on vizs-
Afhrms,iye-Aloermsn Moore. sturteysnt, Boyce,
tnIcis smnh Itemsnn Pearsali, Bard Ward Denman
AIvord Doberty Peck ia
OF same Oo-Ditict-Aoverse To petition OF George
whittier TO build vaults In front Of his premises,
Oissne Commttee-In favor Of paving Ninth .,e,r.
between Forty third and Forty NTH streets Adopted on
AfnsmAtive- Aldermen Moore sturtevant Boyce p,.r
cs saith Tismann Pearsail, Bard, Ward, Denrnsn Al
word. Dobert7. Pek-13
Ofsame Commites-n favor Of rclayinu and repa,rino
crosswslks from Eleventh street 20 Hammond street
from soutbsast OF Eleventh street to corner az
Seventh sBo Greenwich avenues Adopted
OF same ComBitiee-Ip favor OF paving carriageway
&c 81 Thirty fourth street between Eighth and
Broadway Adopted division, viz. -
Affirmative - Aldermen Moore, Sturtevant Boyce
frnncis smith TieinaBn PearsalI Bard Ward DENIM an
Alvord DobsHy P.ck--l3.
Of ZANE Committeslp favor OF enclosing vacant lots
IN twenty. stre-t and T~cnty eighth street be-
sion, VS.
~, hnsmsuve-Aloeimen Moore Royce Frspcis Smith
1lenspn iceresh Lard Ward, Denmsn, AIvord Doherty
kessuve--Aldciman stur.eyant--I
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from the window, surveyed his person,
and seeing that he was really equipped fol
journey, returned his parting salutation
"Good.bye, papa, goodbye" aa a.3s4
Another moment, and the adventurel
had entered the oars, which were begin.
ming again to move forward. The young
wife and mother turned from the spot
where the long farewell had been exchang.
ed, and re.entsred the dwelling with
streaming eyes. Instantly the child ap-
peafed TO comprehend that her fathers
absence was destined to be not, as usual
temporary one; and, stretching her tiny
arms toward her father, who, from win.
dow, was casting behind longing look,
she cried, in lisping accents,
20, please do come back, papa, and
take mamma and Emil"
"The father. who had hitherto succeed.
ed in maintaining external composdre,
was seen 10 withdraw his gaze. and press
handkerchief TO his eyes.
"The child has scarcely smiled since.
On the approach Of the cars she always
takes her place at the window. from which
no inducement can draw her, aud watches
with eager eyes till she finds her father
has not come, when in tone Of sadness
truly affecting, she repeats as you have
Just now heard her, "They carried away
my papa. When will they bring him
backl"
"IIer appetite has failed. She has
grown pale and thin; and whether sleep
ing or waking, her thoughts are constant
.ly with her absent parents. Her mother
has decided to take her from the scenes
which so constantly remind her Of her
affliction, as the only means Of restoring
her health and spirits" NJ ~
"Lovely affectionate creature!" we
could not help exclaiming, as the narrator
ceased; "may the beloved one, his labors
abundantly blessed, at no distant day, be
restored to the joys Of his home!" = f
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10, 1852

"You wonder ifthe people in the omni.
bus know that Madge and you are just
married; and il the driver knows that the
shilling you hand him is for "self and
wife?" You wonder if any body was ever
so happy before, or will be so happy again?
You enter your name upon the hotel
books as "Clarence and Lady,"
and come back to look at wondering
If any body else has noticed it.-and
thinking that il looks remarkably WE'LL
You cannot help thinking that every third
msn you meet in the hall, wishes he pos
sessed your wife; nor do you think it We
ry sinful in him to wish it. You fear il is
putting temptation in the way Of covetous
men, to put Madge's little CATERS outside
the chamber-door at night.
"Your home, when it is entered, is just
what it should be; quiet, small; with ev-
erything that she wishes, and nothing
more than she wants. The sun strikes ii
in the happiest possible way; the piano is
the sweetest toned in the world; library is
stocked to charm; and Madge. that
blessed wife, is there, adorning and giving
light TO il all. To think, even Of her pos.
sible death. is suffering you class with
the Internal tortures Of the lnquisition.-
You grow twain Of heart as of purpose
Smiles seem made for marriage; and you
wonder how you ever wore them before!"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-11-10
THE APPROACH OF AGE.

u AHEnUACu VI ACEs
tits gentle and pleasant thing to be
young-whsn thS heart 10 as placid as an
evening sky, and its hopes as bright as the
broad MONDAY!
Youth is prone to regard age and de-
creptitude % something abstraot-as an
estate 10 which, by some mysterious inter.
ference, il itself will not arrive. 9l Z
And il is hard to think thst these blush.
ing beauties shall be shriyelled and vast.
ed-the exuberance Of the heart shall be
dried Up, and the light and pounciDg foot.
steps become staid and heavy. We sigh
at the approaching picture, and ask why
need we too become wrinkled and old.
Sometimes we awake in the still night
painting from the impression of dream ia
which we have been revealed to ourselves
las we shall be-. Il is q bitter and ours.
ing thought to- young spirit that must
become old. a1 sel ASis
But as one = IS travels upon the same
suspicious highway, and hears the sound
Of approaching hoof-falls prepares his
weapons and resolutely waits for the APP
pearance of The robber, 90 we, with fixed
purpose must meet this thief Of our fair
est attfibuses and choicest feelings. Lei
the almond tree flourish and desire fail---
lhsrs may yet be irssh and heroic youth
Within He 10 not old who felains con