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STATES ; .ii i:s.s
is 4 9snSss.ins = r.s:as .isS 10 as.sis
On he ssys
ssa Frsncisoo stopping osiy e Aoss-lso fer supp;s
safety snsurpssssd. IAN S.psrisnssd pSysoiss -
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for this line arc sold ~
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/ EoR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIFoRNIA-THs PAOKn1
IL vr srs VIII .s Win sS.ss
sss '.ss' W s sss s.
A UsTRALIA-rH MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
.,n,u WI SAL on lnur'day next and win .ke few
ssssss s
ventilation Is far advance II all tbs vessels =
or Australia Apply on board pier No. i6 foet a
FIRST SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA DIRECr.-THED xAu-
tiiu new Grper ship BoTaNiA CAPTAIN Avery 1oos
York Win sail WIN hmm, dia,o dssps,ch Passas:n
SMITH. l0l Wall street
FOR sAyANNAH.-U. s.. MAIL LINE-THE sUPs-
rior steamship sLABAMA, Capt. o. ID. LUDLOW. su
sss:say sss aisi iisf sss ssss
The FlOrds Capt. s. woodhall. ssiardsy Dse. a..
have no superior on she oosat
EOR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
sssss NV
will leave pier No North river, on wednesday Novcn
on board where all bils Of lading will be ssned and fg
- sPoSFoRD rILEsroN \ co, as south -sre...
Savannah passengers tcksted through withous extrs
fs0ssf P ia ss' fi'fd'
Tor NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
1 The United States nail steamship RoA TOKE, L. Par
IRISH, commander, will leave pier is N. saturday
Old Sip A0D'AA 'AAAsASfS o front ''r's'' n'a<
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
psny for Mobile, stopping at Havana The new sds-
wheel Steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robertw shufeldk.
and sail for the above ports Thursday Nov 2 at twsve
ooloc) precisely from pier foot Of Harrison North
rysr. Passage SOS Freight measurement goods. -
cents cubic foot Freight taken for Now OIL ana
shipped by the Msi line, 30 Gosas
consigned to L. Mead Co. Mobile will be forwarded free
Of commissions No freight taken Havana hut speeis
sdng be had at 6l Wall Shippers send IN
their Wills Of ladng TO she office BY nins o'clock r. NJ
LIVINGSTON. CRocHERoN CO.. 81 Broadway.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
i engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop Sears,
port direct, Mon Day December 6, at O'clock p II.
This chip has elegant for Pas
cage in cabin, stateroom, 500 passage in steersge. xA
Shippers ara requested TO supply themselves with the
steamer form OF bills OF adins no other will be signed
Thsy be hai application NJ the Office Of The agsnA
they signed on board No reish,
bills ofadng signed. after u o'clock ON the day Of sailing
For freight OF p'''aSs apsiy Sn sosr Coo Or
Agents In Now Orcans-Acssrs Marks & Thomas, -
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nJEnToAL ADVISER AID MARRIAGE GUIGY-A
lfi practical trosao never before puniisss8. NJ sSts
Eve cents copy, troe q po1..ge. Bold ~ Stf ~
1ownsoEa. 222 J. g. Harriet IAN Br5adTag .. 81 "a
auther, ". La,mont,, rhysesq and sget9on q &aS.
ssrplsinis. iSn twelve A. s;ii aIIGiPE = '''''
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CRoCHERON 4 co.. 81 Broadway.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS. prREcr-THE NEW pAuBIn
MEDICAL,


aa
fer ladies who wish private confinement This insttuties
and y1ss in the United States being q =
mother admission apply st the Institution ''' '''A
NO FEE TILL ,'cURED.-DR CoBBETT. 10 DUANE
IN street. may be fdentiay consulted diseasss-
HIM 70 sg s TIM
R re- wiz & ts E
there false name and number on the other side Of Chs
the New Yark TnVcrsisy = NY ''1''' = A''A's
TITS WELL KNOWN AND LAMENTABLE FAC1
that mortality amongst children durns the first year -
PERIOD sssshns r. shsrssy comma
ss si' ri
r. 4
to the oss
to 5 s u sas m "a. .nS e -
ghysiei,.' Adults from rhsuIs.,n ssd
g 81 & rsi fiSs
sss gs,5i: ga s 3 s:asasss SgISsnss :sss
most .sssesory effect and cam sst
Brookiyn. ''''AN' ''A''
nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. MAY BE CON-
suited with confidence on diseases His success has
sonish some Of most eniaopt physicians G. vs
s ~ Il ss sw the most 80
nR JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET, so WELLKNOWW
for the Last % he most successful ttsnc
In sw York. be consulted usual In his sprivate Of
Zee, all di which flesh is heir Those vhc
have suffered from sdoal pretender rely bavnC
their cases treated by phy sioian of experience
TYR. WILLIAM Wards CURING NUMBERS EvRRY
- week of those DO have contracted disease. His
dies those with which his brother
successful They often suited by hua-
dTe6 in one day No ply sicians
the diseases alluded to. ONCE, Canal street,
Broadway. The remedies dollar BOTTLE witk
advice.
nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT Ar
solute certainty Of speedy and thorough Hun
dreds ind this true atr they have vain sought
from other mtans Trore who carly to DR. Ward BE-
lore the disease becomes o0uatiu ioa
twenty -four hours Book aud advice Ooe
I anal street, one door from broadway, us stairs.
TAR. CoNvERS, AUTHOR or THE DRAGON, OR
A. Guide from Youth TO Manhood, continues, with great
TO treat the who flock his
aid Stranger and citizens should call DR. c. II they
desire speedy and permanent "a word TO thu
&c Dr. CUNV Frs is daily consulted at IS Third
and ct hi down office, Is Chambers street basement
DR sPoLAsCo, N d uRos LoN DOM sos sROAD-
~ way Ny srstefu thanks due TO this emiaent and
truly the betof physicians in New YORK; Il hear he s
curing body that TO him. having for tried
other doctors IN vain for having saved my life. VILLAS
Mcbride, grocery, III Thompson street,
arx xxw,
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4 compsnion.-Bv DR.. A. N. MarriosAr, Protesssr Of
gros s,Ysss: Of snaeIaias Of shys',i end msnss
lies sas husb.a. nigh. hare beeS spared by nmsiy
possession OF this work Intended especially s.r the
i@gorsan, which should Sc psrss-
Aare, slso e-ery fsmaisshs wise-,he mcsnsr-as sse
ssher bas,ns ip ~onanhoed or she eher in the decn
change, can discover .hs osusos sypona and sSs
s1ery oompl sas to which her ser Is ssbsso.
tErsrsos Of s'sser from senalemas in Daysos oAs.
Dr. y s. A.. 10. ~ Lieessy s.res,-
Psss Years. :, ss h IL sss pssssss H.
sush erns some months before saa duriss sss eos
~ ss 4iis fs'
esss sS' q hHs vas 'i Ss.,ab. ''Gs IS NY
self 70 @ee. the vorss A. shs time tsOv Asous Eve
mss.rs reaching on u. reeeip, ana psrusa
sSss HE sros, dissassTy Of x " Desomesua pr,vids&
e & re- .ns :
have BEEN r. % ~ and nv
serous ussos trsssed Of .hey 40 Of mature ssiesv
,e e. 81 % S' n
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e ; O. e. s Sssy s 9 Tnsa
p IN ". ysIs Eau s.
panS6e, Of sixteen pages a.rs fully s.FIaslas sss
United sts,es by addressing 40 shove.
lust. RLIsHED, NEW EDITOR THa
- Marriage Guids-A eemrlete treatise on physiology
those about 70 marry, and contsniaa svsrythIns.
,SsS 'Se and si' l,e,s sss iss.s:
Holck Such book hss long been required and wishsa
for by all true friends Of humanity but t suoh one
could not be procured. II strictly moral ana
but popular aud practically useful No person OF either
should be married till they have read ts book AIse
by the same aahor book exclusively for santloue en- on
the male geserave system iss pfysioogy
r.nsements particularly that
decay from which 50 many becoma imoetis or insane, 81
ave Yithoue knowing tho cnue with tho Of
Ing or restoring tha ye Fever even 70 sxtrcms old a
age Of puberty ~ will sava thouaeads Of .?r
from csease and untimcy desh and give hops and reis
% hoastnds o. others given inpotenoy and dst
mir Both these books contain all khe disoovcr cs
the French and German phrsiologiss which hown ysy
70 yary few medical They we'll bound, ~
coatan nearly I've hundred pager oaoh with besuui co
"a anstomioai plstos TAore other books like sse-n
the Felifh language. Thousands sold daily Pree
ons drlaF each. 70 be had % al the praoiph boob
eellers an9 newtvep9ers. from the pahher. r ".
kTENNG, - NngsnN street New YORK. who viii sen 4
cupc asywhor0 b. post free receiving She money aAc
aAdtesN
| nJEnIcAL ADVISER AID MARRIAGE GUIgY1A
lfa practical trbatiso never befora published III snss
Eve cents copy, troe q positive Blld ~ Stf ~ 4
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ARRIVED.

Port of New York, November 81, ls5a.
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MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, sgens, SO Broadway
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
kARTINEAU, CRDSKEY 4 CO.. South AmpsoE.

ITO THE WEST lNDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs.-
Il BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt
-, Ss tons bur he N.
This steamship designed TO sail from Savannah Geor
the ah December ext and day Of each folio wing
month fer Chsgres, touchirg at ssau, n. P Insgua
with tie Turks Islands mails and Jsmaca. She will be
duo at ChaFres the h of each month and the
18th, by came route, to Savannah.
As this service o0ntemplaes arrangements only for
limited pumer Of passengers who desire 10 avoid
crowded boets will End the route desirable and nva
lids who vist TO spend the winter among the West ds
islands, may fpt conveyance In the compenys Steamship
twice month between Jamaica sad the folio Wing perts
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rus RATES or PAssAsR ARK,

Tss RATES ras,AoRAzK,
From savsnp 81 10 $50
DO. 60. Insgps. .......-................ %
D. 90. Jan aioa'' '.............-......... ~
w. w. cnciuSing stewards isae.,.jj I"
and IN PROPORTION. to shs other isisnds.
rYSx ''s HSpFFw low Co. Agents: saVsaesh
conveyed to or from Ssw York b. the u 5 Mail ships.
sAGi- i. MiTcHiLi. Agent. iolYront street, z.
TTNITtn STATES MAIL sT 81 GoMPANY
WITH sas pse s &C. Ma, SssaIsp
and 1 and dcsSs
%a oS VIM n P on
a. So1ts NJ PSosssys frS pier foo; q
Gompapys regular mai steamer viii bs IN rsadiaess AZ
sail diatsy for San saor viii spared
o. the part Of the COMPARES 70 sens Their PASSENGER
fare Aspinw.lLades saloon state sG5; lower ST,
steerage. $50 Passengers win be landed rail-
road wharf Aspipwal free Transit AZ the Isthmus AZ
the United states mail steamers from New York have pre-
ers ates Of fare 70 san Francisco the
na' aycra terms For freight o or p'' e, Apply .
No. ~ Wee. street corner Of warrea y. B-ship;
Bls + iadins Witch NH g a. Tho Oos s%esn The
hours OF ten sno one o'clock.
LIMITED STATES MAIL srEANsHIP COMPANY, FOR
~ New Orleans via Hayana.-Ths splendid steamship
CRESCENT olTY y. x b,vengert. Z. N, Commando,
Mates Of p,sssss 70 Havana and New ossns@Sss ~
cabin $50 sieerage, SIS specie only tAsn freighs 70
Havbna Frsght taken 10 New oreans st SOC per cubic
Shippers freight requested eappy themselves
With the ooDp3pys bis Of laoing which may be had
70 bills sisSpE ssnsa .fcr twelve ooioOs on sao asy
81 ko 5f1s RVS ~ 1ssss = warren
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALiFoR;
al reduced rasH Of passage Tho new ana spe uia
stesm-thip UNCLE SAM, 1000 toms VIM A. Mtlis, Com
nsrdtr vi sail for Aspnwall Moncay, December Oth
t3f.M fr Pier NOS NJ r.. This steamer 10 new sna
for both cabin and steerafe
Unsurpassed by any other steamer in the trads she "
double iron hrnoed, and o. great s.rength having Desh
constructed with special reference to the new Jaw 81
rrs 10th strength. voDtilaon ana security Mnst
Gre The travelling public ars Invited examine ths ship
~ her btrh. Arrangements hays pss1 mn WIN -
asentr II this line Pansms, Messrs Garrs0n Fritz
II forward nv pesseraers without delay By tho ndepon-
dsp teamea Oh tho Paeifo For q passage apply to
800 JONES x JOHNSON, Or p. hIlis.
At the ohoe, No. 100 West street, eorner Of Liberty
gnIoIyIC MAIL. BTRt NsHIP uo.-r0R RIO JARri.
"a vaiparaisO ind PAnSma-The epsndid Garner
GOWN H. STEPHENs, (2b0O tons tuRttea.l Rob0rs "
esrrsn commander Will be- aspa9ah8a or ahe shove
~ az abons 5Ah neooDbo' ssf pG7sEs culv haair
Fuvsrb aooowmoassnps trpv = he ns' * she cervasY
WGor1 sAyses
| ss0R RIO JhNBfRO NptvALpAR AIsO--rNs vNf
/ n Ana splendid steamship SIERRA NEYAnA, J. p WN
son ooumandor viii b. iea s.6hfd ~ The show nlria
IN about the 2>tb November from Por no. B Nsh tfbE
''' 1920" 4 rtoWGEn sos iS.ass " n-aaSpsg.
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and In proportion, to the other Islands
ach ship carries experienced surgeon Freight and
specie conveyed the ususl terms For
ply TO ANDREW Low & CO, Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for the r NJ Steamships will hs
conveyed to from hgw York By the u. Mail ships,
Florida Alabama, and Augusta.
SAM. MITCHELL Are 1914 Yront street. N Y.
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YRoM PErBArELpaIs, LIVERPOOL.
Balloon after staterooms saloos after slater ~ ns
" midshig - o. " mdship : -
" forward =. forward " IL
Including stewards ices
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number of third oiass passengers viii be tsSsn
from Pbsdelphia and Liverpool and found 10 provisions
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool o Sunoea.
Certificates Of will be issued hars 70 parties who
DESTROYS Of Bringing their issds Al
yates
frsiehs Sos par ooaass sssdS aa,5pags. .. will Ia
thhea subject to agreement.
An experienced surgeon viii ssrriei ssoa chic
s3ali drafts drawn AT eight knglsnd sno Irslana
Eot freight or passage, sppy TO
and No. 9 Walnut street, Philadelphia
RIChaHDSoN, BR0THERS q CO., Liverpool
NEW YORK AND aAvRE sTGhm NAVIGATION
~ Company.-The United States mail steamers, the
BoLDF, D. Lines snder will leave New York. Hhvre,
and Southampton for tie year 1854 she following
days.
Yo2x. HavRE
Humhel6t, Sat day, Sept Is Humboldt. Wsdday 08s q
Franklin, Oct IS Franklin Nov. "a
Humboldt " Nov. 70 HamboIdh q Dec, %
franklin, :" Dec IL Franklin Z" Jaa.Iy69
These built expressy for government service Of
$500 tons hsThen each sither speed
Gtrensth comfort, by vessels aRont Their accom-
modations passengers the kinds
stopping at Southampton both going and returning shay
offer proceeding TO London, advantage
any oh line In the economy both time money
from HARE or Southampton 30 New York ...... Gss0
No passage secured until paid for "a experienced surgeon
board.
Fer freight or passage appiyso
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, sgens SO Broadway.
\
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DR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. NAY BE CON-
~ suited with confidence diseases His has
been suoh in the treatment Of old chronic
tonish of most eminent DR. c. 10 wen
known, both in and ont of tbs profession most
cesslui pra ,titoner Of diseases in New York.
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nR JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, so WELLKNOWM
for the ast ~ The most successful tsnc
in York. be- consulted usual In his Of
Zee, all d which flesh is heir Those vhe
have suffered from sdoa preenders rely bawinC
their Gases treated by Q ply soian of experience.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT Ar
~ soute certainty of speedy and thorough Hun
dreds find this true after they have in vain sought
from other mtans TT who carly TO DR. Ward
fore the disease becomes constitutional
in twenty four hours Book aud advice gratis. Oos
{ door Bro ue stairs.
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nR. WILLIAM WARD is CURING NUMBERS EVERY
~ week Of those BIO have contracted disease. His
dies are those with which his brother extraordinarily
successful They often suited by
dred in one day No Physicians 4
the diseases alluded to. Once, Canal street,
Broadway. The remedies dollar por BOTTLE witk
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Tor NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States nail steamship RoA soKE, L. Par
rish commander will leave Pier l3 N. X, Saturday
Nov Ntb at5p M For freight apply on board. and FOG
passage. TO LuDLAM PLEASANT5. 80 Front street, noag
Lair
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N UNI BER "a.
SnnAnu Reahing.
Spiritual knowledge.

There Is not so much need of learnino
as OF grace to apprehend those th;n%s
"H'Ih concern our everlasting peace;
neither Is 1t our brain that must be set TO
work, but our heart. However eycolIent
the use of scholarship, in all the sacred
employments of divinity, yet in the main
act which lmparts salvation, skill must
give place to affection. Happv ia
the soul that is possessed of Christ how
poor soever in all inferior endowments-
1e all wise and We great wise, while ve
spend yourselves in curious questions. and
learned extravagances. We shall find one
touch OF Christ more worth to your souls,
than all your deep and laborious discus
slons. In vain shall We seek for this in
your books, if We miss it in your bosoms.
If you know all thing and cannot say
u know whom have believed" YOU have
but knowledge enough to make yourselves
completely miserable. The deep mysteries
OF Godllnes, which to the great clerks of
the world are as book clasped and sealed
up, lie open before him, (the pious and
devout man, fair and legible; and while
those book men know whom they have
heard of, he knows "whom he hath be-
heved." The truth Of christianity, saws
a Plous author, sis the spirit of God, liv-
ing and working it, and when the spirit is
not the life of it, then the outward form is
but like the carcase of a dead SOUL" Divini-
tty has certainly been confused and perplexed
10y the learned. 1t requires to be olsen
tangled and simplified. 1t appears to me
to consist in this single point-thc restora-
ton of the Divine life, the image of God,
lost and defaced by the fall, by the opera
ton of the Holy Ghost. When this is res
tored, every other advantage of christianity
follows in course. Pure morals are abso-
iutely necessary to the reception of the
Holy Ghost, and an unavoidable conse-
quence of his continuance. The attain
mcnt of Grace is thus nunc necessarium.
1t includes in it all Gospel comfort, it teach
cs all virtue, and leads infallibly to light,
life, and immortality.-Bishop Hall.
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er money nol friends. am now captain
iamerchantman; and this gentleman, ,"tur-
ningto his companion, will, in my name,
DO the needful to settle an annuity of fifty
dollars upon you as proof of my graft
tude for your kindness, and especial y for
your good advi, d" which, l hope, by Gods
mercy, led me to think of Christ, and to
trust in him for salvation"
The widow, unable to give utterance
to the emotions other swelling heart, burst
into tears.
Widow Smith returned to her cottage
home, thankful to God for His blessing on
her erhumble efforts to benefit fellow crea-
ture in body and soul, and for His bounti-
tul care for her,and delighted that she had
now increased means of usefulness; and
never after did she listen to tale of suf.
tie!rlng without thinking of poor Jack Will
is.-London Tract Magazine.
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II, SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY o. 1850

we must ask, is it possible to prevent the
wild fowls from passing from place to
place, or those Of passage from taking
their annual flight? Ifso, would the cost
not exceed the profit? We ask, is South
Carolina in such poor and defenceless
condition as to be under the necessity of
either hiring or compelling those who
wish to leave, to remain in her. | trust
not!!! If she were,any of the operations
OF the law in question would not have that
effect, 1T would be to roust the better class
and locate the worse-moving the class
who is the bone and muscle of our conn
try, for others whose integrity might be
questioned, neither would they be stable
longer than their interests would demand
a more favored spot, sacrificing the inter
ests OF their State as cheerfully as the
comfort and happiness of those whom
they have driven off, by living off their
labor without remuneration. Such men
Corolina don't need for protection, and
would be ashamed to own as sons.
But some days let US try t, if it don't
work well then we can repeal it. This
must also be poor argument to sustain
1t onward in its operation. Would we
ask any sane man TO permit anything
like young rattlesnakc to be nourished
and brought up as a pet in his family.
because it was liked by some of his chill
dren, was pretty, and at present could do
no harm; ifhe understands its nature will
he try it while, and wait to see its fu-
ture operations? We think not. lie
would dispatch it, and learn his children
to make pets ofbettcr natured things.
a few words about its consistency and
we have done. This law takes effect out
side OF all Incorporated cities but not in
them. Why not make the man living
outside of the line of incorporation liable
to be sold out to the uttcrmost farthnp,
as well rs the man whose house is inside.
Is Their houses not the same, their goods
the same, their property as valuable to
them! Have they not the same right for
protection against fraud, or the same right
to make gain by lawful fraud if we miTht
use the cNpression-certainly-thcirin inter
eSts are identical, and their liabilities and
protection should be tho same. But nv
own opinion is that the whole system
is wrong founded, and that the best State
policy would be to make contracts binding
and valid to the full extent of the defen-
dants abiity-then confidence would be
restored business men could then operate
both on the strength of their vcracity and
their property combined-which is moth
ing but their reasonable dues.
If the writer is wrong in these remarks
he hopes some abler pen will show him
where, and he pledges himself to acknow-
ledge his error, for it is certainly not from
the heart, but the hcad-as he has no
selfish motives in view-entcrtains no ami
mostly or personal pique against any man
neither claims the title of politician or
candidate, but n fellow citizen of South
Carolina, and farmer-he remains,
J. r.
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THE FIVE DAuGHTERs.-A gentleman
had five daughters, all of whom he brought
up to some useful and respectful occupa-
ton in life. These daughters married,
one after another, with the consent of their
father. The first married gentleman by
the name Of Poor the second, Mr., Lit
tie; the third, Mr.. Short the fourth, a
Mr. Brown; and the fifth, Mr. Bogg. At
the wedding of the latter, her sisters, with
their husbands, were present. After the
ceremonies of the wedding were over, the
old gentleman said TO the guests, 81 have
taken great pains TO educate my five
daughters, that they might act we'll their
part in life, and from their advantages
and improvements, fondly hoped that
they would do honor to their family; and
now find that all my pains, cares, and
expectations have turned out nothing but
Poor, Little, Short, Bro,cn, Hogo."
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REvENGE.-When the mind is in con-
temptation of revenge, ,all its thoughts must
surely be tortured with the alternate panVs
OF rancour, envy, hatred and Indignation;
and they who profess sweet in the enjoy
ment of it, certainly never felt the con
summate bliss of reconciliation. At such
an instant, the false ideas we received
unravel, and the shyness, the distrust, the
secret scorns, and all the base satisfactions
men had in each others falts and misfor-
tunes are dispelled and their souls appear
IN their native whiteness, without the
least streak of that malice or distaste
which sullied them; and perhaps those
very actions, which (when we looked at
them in the oblique glance with which
hatred doth always see things) were hor-
rid and odiow. when observed with honest
and open eyes, arc beauteous and orna-
mental.
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