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in blissiul dream-a sweet delirium
"a rapture of love. As Grace rose
to leave the piano I caught her hand,
and unable longer to repress the one
thought that filled my heart, exclaim.
ed fervently:
"Grace; dear Grace, with all my
soul love you!"
She lifted her large, soft eyes, and
said slowly, wllilca mischievous smile
stole over her face
al know it."
She was gone before had time to
prevent it, or to recover from my sur
prise.
The next day returned to college,
expecting to complete my studies in
another year. A year! how long a
time to be absent from the beloved be-
ing who was to me, whether she re-
turned my love or not, the nucleus
round which my thoughts would re-
volvc. need not say how often her
strange and unsatisfactory answertor-
mcntcd me. perceived in her rcpo-
tiiiuu of the same words, her remem-
brance of the time she had used them
before; aud this then was tho just
punishment for my insolencc. | tor
lurcd myself by bringing the whole
scene again and again to memory;
my passionate declaration of love,
and her provoking reply, 81 know it. "
THE deuce yon dc" thought |, some
times. 81 would had possessed tho
wit to have left you little more un-
certain"
olten wondered that ] was able 10
study at this time, for Grace, bcanti-
fnl grarJM Grace, was never absent
from my thoughts; she had become
the dream Of my life, the object Of all
Of my love s0nncts, which had till now
been scattered on various rival hcau-
ties. did study, however, and stud
led hard, and ut tho end of the term
passed examination with high honor;
much to my dear mothers pride and
joy.
| determined to he wiser when |
saw.Gracc ugain; to -discoye.heyond
n doubt If | were indeed beloved, ba.
foro | committed myself as | had
done by foolish speeches.
In order to satisfy myself on this
point, and perhaps also to crafty a
little piquc, whom ! rc'ufnod home |
did not go Immediately 10 see Grace
rs my feelings dictated, hu, waited till,
Il, my mothers summons, she spent
an evening wiIhus. Even then, tho
my heart was full of tenderness for
her, affected coolncss; had made
up my mind to play IL part, aud suffer
as might, | would act it out. There
was a young lady staying with my
mother at this time who dearly loved
to llirt. 1 was quite ready to contrib
ute to her amusement. devoted
myself to her the whole evening, and
felt the sweetest pain ] ever cxperi-
cnced when | saw, by Gracc's dear,
changing, sensitive face, that she was
deeply panied and wounded.
When this foolcry had been carried
to lis height, perceived Grace sud
denly rise, and step through the open
window out OH the piazza. In a few
minutes | followed her; she had re-
tired to little distance from the win
dow, and stood with her head leaning
against the railing, weeping. Steal
ing softly behind her, passed my arm
around her, and whispered
"Ah, dearest Grace-do not deny
it! you lore me-"
There was little pause; then
laughing, half crying, Grace turned
aside her head, and said
"Alas! ! KNOW IT."
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Why NE mirrors silent
Because they ars Away refcr'ins.
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81 D III h . Il. y W.
Stricken, smit,en and afflicted,
Saviour, to thy cross | cling;
Thou hast very blow directed,
Thou alone canst healing bring,
Tty me till no dross remaine'h,
And whale'er the trial be,
While thy gentle arm suslaincth,
Closer will I cling TO thee.
chserfully the stern rod kissing,
4 Twill hush each murmuring cry !;
Every doubt and fear dismissing,
Passive in thine arms will lie.
And when ,hro' deep seas Of sorrow
lhayc gained the heavenly shore
Bliss from every wave III borrow,
And for each will love thee more
pnoylpEscE, 1852.
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RESIGNATION.

From the American Messenger
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plenty to invoke) to save me from
modification of loving without re.
i. could not stom or control tho
,ions which, strong as a mighty
srlwind, had seized mo.
Pne evening | sat by tho piano,
10 Grace sung to me. The cousin
not thcrc, aud dear Gracc's va
z color and glistoning eyes sug-
ed sweet hope to my vanity |
led Isawiore in those brigh, dewy
aud on those soft music breathing
was the last evening of my vaca'
and surely ! road gentle fare
N though, in Graco's iaeoi wa
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ny MRS. E. C. JUDsoN.
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Extract froma letter received from Physician in Md
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor IpeSt BrOGdSay and Franklin street, Nr York.
"A 7 this Establishment be very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, and hands in motion; the
only representation the kind i'll the country largest
and best collection Ancient and Modern Coins in
Soldier Continental Uniform; blue and
Breeches, Caters, &C. &c. Also, Birds OF Various Plum
curious Freaks of Nature, Indian implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engraves with many
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the United States double Cali, which universally adj
mitted be great The Joined together
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perfectly formed and b. ought from the town Lyme
Live hite Kat from Jerks Penn idmittance GRAFT
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnocs \ Billiard Room with spcn
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinner and Supper parties BIO
accommodated at very short notice The Larder will
supplied with all the clicacies
tiers, Beef Stca- Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c, provided
at any hour
At this Establishment may be Il celebrated bird
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
REORGANIZATION political meetings party,
Subscriber having become Proprietor tho above
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Hotels OF the city OF New York The Bar Room, which
tains the rarest private in this being
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it the Thomas Riley, quality
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Committees, Private Dinner Supper PARTIES
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him a share of
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CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
SG5 Persons wishing Wine and Spirits depend
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N B-Privatc families Supplied with Dinners Suppcrs
in superior style, for Parties OF number at their
tive ones and of glass silver out TO
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Entrance the REFRACTORY in FrGnkliust.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Physicians ofour CITY, that in the cure OF SCI oola
SARsArARILLA AND DANDELIos. is decidedly
above preparations 1t speaks itsc
used; and although have taken the pains
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states, by PERSONS who by chance have heard
OF wonderful curative powers. The following is from
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very serious disease-
DEAR DocToR
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
Gss to
M Fs aad eat S
building bundled cet In length last
EoaKDEKsi and number OF Cottages or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist of WHrrE Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
the work oil Natuies Iabratory. They send forth
Of daily They aie Situated or ba
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most landscape views the country. To
rising at distances of from yards and from
70 81 s ] II sd e
be approached nom the east gentle ascent
ting spurs its deep ayincs and its LOFTY peaks pcsents
panorama which .2T bold outline and pleasing variety is
deed the scenery presented 10 siiE from the submits
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, Seer to Be-
Others in the eny the Principal OF Whes ae namSe Ts
celebrated Mountain Spring 100 Yards distant; q The
above is Ghalybcate sending forth lmpid streami
u.n sslR e is the or
bs.s Sg s y,U Spite resen ~. Snened amid the
which is believed possess peculiar medicinal quail
| ties, completes tile list
picturesque valley through the narrow formed by
the proxinyo he mountains about twelve miles the
natural dele towering 70 the very eioa a
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. -.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid onoc with.
drawn from the and epeXities, and monotoDy
OF the busy and may Iecuperate his exhausted
GIGS by quafhnS the PURE waters flow
around him. and parakng OF the rich vands daily
pTeparedi for the noulishInent OF his frail body
We will state for the benefit those who may not be
OF the faet that we large farm attached to
the Springs where persons can havs their
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The BAR will be furnished with choicest Liquors.
Cigars. Tobacco &c.
attentive ostler will be in attendance and servants
different departm OF house; and eysrybjnr
shall that contribute the CON, ort of he
guests.
visiting the springs from the North can leave
in the morning. and arrive here the newt morn
Ing by the OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South, will leave Stanton in morning ,rTiyc
al Woodstock to dinner and the Springs to tea
For the amusement OF chose who wish TO partiei
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Fabin.
has been erected for the accommodation OF visiters
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CHA 1IBErsE.rN'S COMMERCIAL
S0s.LEGE.

LOCATED CJRSEE MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, rtTTs.
DCRGn. PA.
o. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Pcnnianship.
NHE principal object this Institution is 10 Afford young
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and III
mate knowledge OF Double Entry Book Keeping and its
picato business operations generally Applicants
College any and attend both day and evening
The OF is SUCH will, BILE the student
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set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
WI lite Zee and lcsibc hand is desra
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every profession and particularly those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for mercantile anu bust
ness pursuits This department lie conducted by p
r. Spencer, OF Ohio, author OF the Snenccan system
Penmanship, gentleman well known throughout
try accomplished pcnnlan, and also the
most successful teachers Ofthe age.
Communi cations add cssed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As TT IS!


Reins narratives, and incidents in the LrE
THE LowLY.' by " l.. G. Smith, Esq.
The object OF abe represent condition
the Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin. his daily
rations and pasmcs, the relations between
slave the istnkeE Impulses nd views
northern PhiantEropist Sc DC, and represent the
passions and sentiments III their natural os the
displayed In the humbcs lot of society, thus showing
happiness than freedom; and at the to represent
ii is, class OF peupe, viz The Planter, whom justice
has seldom been DONE anu whose character exhibited
every day life is well calculated to win judg
ment OF the world. tfa s.'atF TfE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-.Oll Virginia
a. 2-Thc PlantatiOn-Unclc Toms Laziness.
" 3-Sobriety and Merrmcnt.
80 1.-The Punishment
1.-The School Master.
C-Fanily of the Planter.
a. T-Schoo Keeping.
"a s-The secret League of Rebellion
" g-The Surprise.
~ ID-lndependcnce bay.
:. 1.-THE Oyerscer.
Io-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom
" I3-Unclc Tom anu Dinah
"a lI-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
a. 10-Cassy.
" 1.-THE OveiseeIs Communication to tho Planter.
:" iS-The Suspicion. ..... 1916"
1s-Sehool Masters uneasness and Departure.
d" 20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-iiis Deter mination to go TO the State OF Free
DOM
:" 2e-Tbc Escape
." 23-Tbe Pursuit. |... M.
a. 2i-BuhalO-The Root black
- 2J-Haid Times. . ....
:" 26-UDcie Toms Soliloquy.
27-Thc Alarm.
2S-Amcrican Hotel. .
o9-Tbc Free Negro.
3l-Courage, Quietude and Contcntmcnt.
3i-NiaEsra Falls, Clifton House. Canadr.
3a-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unec Toms Decision
3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
35-Conclusion .f.2 ' ..
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CONGRESS HALL.

subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they hav
this day taken OF that we'll established and IA
vorably known Hotel .5l -4H
CONGRESS HALL,
r Third and: Chesnut streets
They have had the thoroughly repaired and all the
modern introduced and furnished In style
of elegance which will render 1t unsurpassed for
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This is decidedly located house in the city being
in TIC immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines OF Onbuses leave for every part OF city every
lex minutes their head quarters being within one square
OF txis House. r.sr t1 -.s
The Subscribers are determined spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. -rL.
Jas,es E. Norris who well known 10 many of the bus
visiting CITY, lately in the Hardware house
J. Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
vrsinia Hotel LOUIS will have control OF the
i,eht of House, assisted by polite and competent
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