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TIE IMPORTANCE OF SHAwLS

In Bokha "a, the Camel il watched while
the fine hair nf the belly is growing:
thI| fac hair il cnt OFF so carefully that
M, 6her is los; i, is put by until there j.
enough tn spin into yarn, un-qualied for
Stiffness; and then il is dyed all manner
NJ bright colorS, end woven in strips
eight inches vile Of shawl patterns such
ss-~i'h oil our pains AL cost. viii all
our Schools nt Design AMI siuty of ns-
ture and sri-we are not vet able TO rival.
These strips are then s'~n together 10
cunning'v that no European can discover
the jplnts The precinu. ;nerchsndise IL
Ge ivrreh 10 TRADERS who reciese IL on
credit, On their return from market they
pay the price Of he shawis st the fB55ksisa
re- value, wiIh30 per cen. In,eres': ar. III they
cannot do This consequence nj having bee"
hsdornf any other misfortune, they say
away and are never seen il their RatiS,
land
Where is this marke! So far awsv from
hume that traders VA M, N IL clothes
Turing their lnurneS au,i their lair skins
Lecoma 90 brown "a nnlsunas. On. on
,hev 20, day after lev month after month
on their pacing cainr'-. or beside them,
over iabie.lsnds, mounting one sbove
another: over grass, among rocks, over
sand, through SHOWS now chilled to the
marrow BY icy winds nov >c"rched be
sunshine, from which th"re is NJ shelter
hu; 'ns fiat cotton csp>. 9th which thew
hatch their hare crowns: on, or. for fl
teen thousand miles 20 the borders ol
Ru-sis, 10 cell the shssl< which are n
hang on ladies' in Hy ie P4rh and Broad
wsv.
The pas>ion G,r shawls smong all
women everywhere il remarkable. Ia
one country, the siawi NAV fow from
The head, like . veil in another, il hang.
from the shoulders il anoiher. IL IL knot
tied round the Ions ~ q sash in We
another, il is swsihed round The bo,iy ~
pei,icoat. Whenever ~ 1rn Q, all, IL is the
pet article Of dress From q time remote
beyond computation, the sheep # Cash
mere have been CHERISHED on their hills
aud the goats IF Tnib.t nn their plains
and the ca,nels of TAriarv on their step
pes, TO furnish material tr The choices
shawls. F,orn time inmem0,ial. the
! paiierns, which ~e know 20 we'll have
been handed down ~ A half sacred ira 81
lion through tiinioo ancestry. which
even puts WEIGH pedigrres 10 shame
For thousands Of years have the brish
dyes. which are The despair Of Cur science
ami ART, been gIii,er;ng in Indian looms
] in those primitive pits under the palm
tree where the whimsicai PATTERNS grow
like the wild flower springing from tn,
soil. Fur thousands of years have Ets
tern poien'a,e> made presents Of shswls 4
distinguished strangers, together with lila
mnnds and pearls. 80
4: his day, when an Eastern price
sends gifts to Euronean sovereisns, tasrl
are s6swls, TO the value OF lhoasaads o
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

Tas IasnxAn wlrs . Msrx ~ me-
EYa-A few days since, On Esis,H'sn,
working ia q forge. got psrkls OF hos
iron in his eye. Tie wss in Great pain.
and bis suaerings drew some Psrnns
about min. Among them was boy.
fourteen years old OK %. who
sad, 9Th . c,oI, sPecslafivs ere upon
the ,ioIsn, hot face Of The saan: VIII
you give me half dollar if set'hsi ous
Of your .yel" "tleh!" exclaimed the
irrshmsn, taxing him iu, with his ser.
virrsble optic. . I'll give you anything
III give you aoilsr!' Away the boy
ran, and eau back with magnet whioh, u
abouI O minute he drew oui The iron sicnl
Paddy wInked his ws.ery eyes, and sroFe
an oath OF rel,ef and gratitude. tie then
gave the opetsioE-ths halt dollar. "tioly
mJthet!' said the poos fellows sisters
who STOOD by, "TAs Fsnkee shilder can
DO anything!'
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

ria s~ses eo~sr--ye, nm;
il. "r'sl: .t~a.f~ 10 tie ""7,HI 'er2"s'
.S.*.
=. pc n.a.s~-. II. 'hjs, ,r'''~r. H.,
l. y. ;uy oso.
ana - e*ui.E tive "a de-
=. .sSts anita .;td. lie. dsrk, bite;
:. .Grsaens.
By Ih-e. Gn er.; in ch;'dhoo' 'ir.
Aud share thy dreams
md snu., singer here,
T'c siain'the plumsgr NJ rnv inless vnsr..
And mourn the hoPer =" rhilihooi dear,
-. o. With bitter tesrs |!
Az. nus. flinger here.
\ lonely branch upon q. haSt tree,
Wac-e last trail leaf. nn,itnely serr.
Went down with thee
OA f+om life'a wi,hered bowers.
j. Ei'i communion with the past. turn
-. And onuse on the lonely n,wer
la menory's urn
AnNs Wn@h tRe eVeHlnE pSie
Boss tite a4noafne ron the dim blue wave,
stray .o,hesr me high, winds wall
Around thy grave
- -
Nhs.s 10 shy spirit flown
sast aSove--thy look il inaged there !;
..tlislea. and thy gera!e tone
Il on The air
.rfC
Oh; coIf.-skil.t here I pres.
D. brow upon thy grave-snd in those
mild
And ;Arilling. tones of tenderness.
Bless. bless thy child
YsS. Bless thy weeping chill.
Andso'sr thy urn-religion's hoIies
= shrine
Oh. give his spirit unde6led
vs To blend with thine
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
MAaxlsolsr Caasrs.

1884 - - xRss&-sE--
single an independent b.. s<eiDss~. He
was vet vnIns. very rich. ami surTru1
led bv everyihin. tha' c0u!i give enjoy
tnent 20 iif-excep' a wife. He hal fte-
quen;ls thought Of becoming o husband
h's had always declared off before The
Lnm was led Orce however. no found
himself Wv uoa- cornni''ing the folly
ne ml..im"lv. \ YONG p'r+un, the
dsr.h.-r " e,- o: his friends pleased
hin. -Acr Cor me plea <nd him not l"s-.
nefh4as Than h-r p+rson AMI accomplish.
n>n'S, AL hire were n'h'- reasons OF
convenience, &c. TO Justify he union.
TIE count, VIM hal 81 frequently made
the fir-, step towards natri'n1nv, hnt ss
frranen.,y irew tack hal nn' vet decided
upon the course he .houi a1rpl in this
cs<c he hal prr n'sai the ffieni 10 IT the
isdv repeatedly. bur made no outward
sign Of performance. lis future mo'ker.
however, Knowing his weakness in this
respect, reSo'yet ~ bring matters 10 q
termination. AMI there fore demanded of
the count whether hn woulI noi naPfv
ne daughter, AMI requested an Inuehi
s.e reply TIE CO hi f,nni hi n "lf in n
gree, enharra-sn-n;. A. this m'mant
his fesrs an. h".i'4'in returned with
more force han rvrT--he irem1ied o. the
con-p1n'nc-.. T. ~" ~ his cheri>hr.i
WA aims imp ,s,'be TO ahanion them.
tt iii- en-. rS"ncv h" r->n!S"i !" appeal
10 chance H.. wrme i've, lr'ter--in the
one h. accepted the hand of the lady, il
the o,h., r'tl-ei il. lie h"r put ,he',
10 a hat, AMI CALI 4 his servan'.
"Take one Of 'h~sa ierrr-." sail b."
"anI csrry i. IN ihe G 'a'esu 'e M-,nil."
.Wh'ch sir
- Inh yra please.
The >rrv4l, chp-s letter. The Count
! hn-n, tie olh~r Wit ~ nr"nnI II. A
! is'ance Of ten Ie.gu~ separated the fwr
,h.,eaux. The io nestle nus =" absen
twen'v. four hours; 'wan'y four hour
mus. elspse before tn" C'un, knew nj
| fate. His situation i anvthng nut agree
ahle-he knows NJ, Din ~. 'wen'y foU
hours wh-,her h is married or single
nue.-vherher he has sll he pt-er q
+! 4 spnse of himself. ~ wh"t"r he is al
r-.dy disposed Of. the i''n">'ic reiurne'
he had "a rid he It'''7 "' acceptance
AM " de Nrrr, il even At his time 'h'
h,ppir,; IIshani IN nat part oFthe coun
! nv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
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by GEORGE .. King,
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;, Isaxs OF. SusscsxS rrox.-sI.s0 rer an.
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silon wa be gereiyed FIR shorter period than
MI srreafages are paid. except at the option OF
The Publisher. sS3Te
rRnxsov ADveRsisT1aA = el 40 per square
for The three Ersf Insertions s IS cents Er every
subsequent insertiQa. Twelve iiae. or less Goa
fti.t1te square. lffhS aatsbes of Insertions he
not sDarssl On me adsessisesent II will he pub.
,Ishsa Hsfil ferhi ana 1shsvzs@ pstiiAglv. A
tie year. "
zy- To receive rsftsrsin~ all com nHnic .sions
aa1zfesG 70 THE otses u,as' he IasT-PNsn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

He gives twice who quickly g;ges
AMI frank favor 10 II nd heart nnngf
surely NIX more i'm rsssion than Q
greater bOon wrung from - BY loag seii
citation.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
Tar daughter of ThemisioOlss ia I'D Is;

LIT uauSHtST OF IheEhisioUEos 10
tao lovers, the one coscomb. the eSssr
an honest man. The Us; was rich. ffe
second pvor. He to,k the honsss man idr
@ son in Jaw "tor had rsthes." ssid
h-, have tnan that wants wealth, than
wealth Ina, wants Q man."
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

There are tse cases recorded in Brai'h.
wsit's Retrospect. Part %. 1851, pages
81 and 3. where. one patient wa4 elEeel
iuslly cured ~i,h lemon ;uice. after G.
eium, csio'nel, and opium had u g9FIs
in vain. and The o'her ~kess Ieshoa d
failed, and the pa,ien, wss cured ~is'
opium sni cslsmel pills tsken slsnr
~itA d,susA,s Of The acesase qfposssh AZ
rhr-'in . oAmphor mixture. = ssaenJse
fs'osrsrSs brCovssr tsVsv4s,irfss
Snrps Ar SEA.--we copy .ffonAhs Mon.
,real Herald the solloeins seoosy of an
alleged discovery, the imporssnoe ss,hieh
viii be readily appreciated By Ary
practical nsEiss,or. We hope thqTSs
no mistake about the ma.ise. ~
h may no, be generally kss~r sh
the latitude Of Q ship csnnsf - taken I
the sun aud horizon BE- not entk sisibIe -
the same time. aud that The sr.i6cisi hcs.
isnn used on land to obtain The latitude cs
o place cannot be used at ses. owing "a
The eonstan, motion Of :hs ship destroying
The horizontal surface. We understand
thu, Nr. BnsIen. Of Mont O. Hiiai:e.
Canada Eas,. has perfected = node for
using the article horizon ., ssA, 60 that u
is perfectly Influenced by the motion el
the ship. and the latitude may b taken
at ell times whea ihs sun 10 visible.
Such discovery ~ill ten much 70 che
security of floating property. the presef.
va,ion Of the lives Of our hardy sailors,
and mus command the stiession ct ues'
chants owning ship property"
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28

AMI n is a s.ynnsr Fourth cO.nes
man, with dredging irons. with ,sco ,ps,
shosels. AMI longs. pulling him. lsnl mak
ing him into oys.Ar sopp pie. fFv. roast.
stew. anil ~ M AMI go forth eating him
whole ani unfortunately. 'rrdv ami
sp',l, withon, sasiag the PIECES. ThIs
= - with poor oyster; 'rouhlss beset him
oa every i h. and though ihnu~sr l< de-
sirrto havr him. vet uone wish 10 he him.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-28
.poetrp.


IS sEg 3D. PRENTICE.
The trembling deg drnps fall
UpoR The shu;ting ho~srs-lIke souls .,
The s,ars shine glorinn~ly-and ell
= $50 an ssAs Save mV IS blest.
Mother! love Inv grave!
TIE. viole,, With i,s blossoms blue and
mild,
Waves Ger Thy head when shall it
wave
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CIIAIIRERLEN'S COlIlIERCIAL
COLLEGE,,

LOCATED CORNER or AARKEr AND THIRD STREETS,
DCRGH.
o. K CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF III.
Science OF Accounts. T..7' p.
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T1HE principal object this Institution, afford young
i opportunity OF obtaining thorough and Ii.
knowledge of double Eutry Book Keeping its APP
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College any and attend both day evening
The instruction such, will enable student
to take charge OF and conduct scientific principles, any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PEsAAssmpTo write free and egible hand lisa desira
bic in the education OF young gentlemen for
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
pursuits. This department ie conducted by p.
R. Spencer Ohio author the Spenccrinn system OF
Penmanship, gentleman well known .oughout the
try accomplished penman also Gs one of tho
most successful teachers ofthe age. y.
a Communications addressed to o. K.CHAMBERLIN,
Will receive prompt attention. ~ alg2I.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor Vest BroaduGy nd Franklin street, Ne,o York
L this Establishment be a very Repre-
~ sentationo OF LADY IN CiiINA under the INFLU
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only OF the kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins in the u S.
The figure OF Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform; blue
bluff, lead buttons marked u s. J., three Hat
Breeches, Caters, &C., DC. Also, Birds OF Various Plum
curious Freaks of Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Ensravngs with many
and valuable Curosties, Statue George Such COL
lection cannot be found in Establishment the kind
the United States double Cali, which is universally adj
mitted to be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down TO the middle. They grown and
perfectly formed and were bought from the town Lyme
Live White Rat from Berks Penn abundance GRAFT.
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards. Back.
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two spler.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice The Larer will be
supplied with all the dclcacies the Came Oys
ters Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets provided
at any hour. -'-rf
At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird
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No accommodation for political meetings OF any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment. and having made various aera
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Hotels the city New York The Room which con,
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il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, in the quality
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The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
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Gfersons wishing for Wine and Spirits depend
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact acknowledged BY tho
best Physicians ofou city, that in the Oula
letter many other diseases, BRENrLlSeEn's FLuIp
ExTR SARsAraRlLtA AND DAEDELoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks itself
used; and although have taken the pains
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
sale 1t, yet almost weekly receiving
Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky and other
sates persons who by chance have heard
wonderful curative powers. The following
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious disease:- "' -i'tfl'' ii ~
DEAR DocToR:r3 -ri,.4
The two bottles OF medcine got from YOU
whenn Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
moro by Express. : Z
'-H Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city not as quack medicine for we have made them
sueh have not the opportunity of making known
to- that it is entirely from all minerals, and Is not in
the incompatible with any of the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution or other properties.
To had Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahrng sold
Wholesale and retail by ,t1nLi :
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG. +
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ABoOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.s. AS 1T ISL .lHs...r
Being narratives and incidents in the real LIVE
~ THE LowLY.' by W. L. g. Smith, Esq ~ ...
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
the Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
pations and astinles the relations between master
the Iaistu nd views OF
Northern Phanhropst, DC, &c. and TO represent the
passions and sentiments natural orms as the
displayed In the humbest lot Of society," thus showing
haYpiness than freedom; and at the represent,
IL Is, class OF people, viz The Planter whom justice
has seldom been DONE and whose character in
every day fe Is well calculated to win the amable
nent OF the world. ''fa ~ '7-t ''' '@'' '-T5
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia, 49,. -
b" 2-1he Plantaton-Uncie Toms Lazncss
3-Sobriey and Merrinient. rs.-
" 1.-The Punishment. q Il
5-Thc School Master. atA Cd
90 6-Pamily OF the Planter.
T-School Keeping. -g-a.s". ~
" S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion
a. 9-The Surprise. r ."H ..us0
" neutrality-suspicious. Day.
1.-THE Overseer. Hr ....s... .uH
." 12-Sehool Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
" 11Uncle Tom and Dinah.
1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah ST E-rH
.. l5-Cassy. ... p.
IG-Sunday. .... .
1.-THE Ovcrseer's Communication to the Planter
fs-The Suspicion
" 1S-School Masters Uneasincss and Depa rture
" 20-Uncle Toms Notions of Freedom
21-ts Determination to go TO the State OF Free.
doni.' ~
22-Thc Escape.
23-The Pursuit. ..'-"
2I-Bufalo-Thc Boot black 20
90 25-Hard Times.
26-Uncic TOMS Soiloquy
27-The Alarm. 90 500 .E' .'''
oS-American Hotel.
o9-The Free Negro
30-Couragc Quietudc and COntcntment.
-" 3t-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. Canadr.
I" 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision. 't
g. 3i-'Back to Old Virginia. .Y
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