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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-30

Es5a In the mountains ef Tyfoois
hundreds Of, &onen and ehifdfeli
come out at ted time, and sing i tbeifr III.
national songs, until they hear has
bands, fathers and brothers answer
them from the hill, on their Tetqrtis
home. Upon the shere 81 the ADD
ratio, the Nites#of the sishernaeil
come down, about sunset, ana sing
ono of their melodies. They sing bal33
first verse, and then fsfea for for
some time, then, they sing b secondfI
and 50 on TIL they hcaf the dr.
.swer from Cue fishermen, who ardi
thus guided to their homes s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-30

DfEp. this IesId deneS ia tffe to&iift
of GreenSillc, S. g., ofss tie 22Sfll 0etos
ber, Rev WfLffsM INfLoR RoRElsrs,s
i'm ,lie 10Th ysar of his Is slsss
born on the High Hill of Saiitae Hay
%, %, f3, and vas n son Of IL oEfset
Mitchell sqlieris, Ils j..
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-30

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
AELES &YsOwES

ARE now pennanently located In their new building
"a corner of Water and Vine streets where they intend
TO continue, on enlarged scale Aer usual wholesale
business III Liquors ara Groceries,.
Ihey have now In store lrger. better and cheaper
in Evansville. -
Their keciiisng Establishments is constructed on thea
test and most improved pn, and is superintendent byL
man who fs had ten experience in tire btsiTessa
New ORR and Cineingti. They ,heTef0re atier them
selves that they furnish either imported or Dofes-
tc Liquors, in quality here and at rri.
ces ON par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have ON hand splendid assortment of Teas and
neir stock of Coffee. Sugar. MOlasscs, Syrups. Rice
Fruits, etc., is being daily enrged hilments rom n.
oficans' They are determined TO c0pviRce merchant
rom the country Particularly the Wabah White an
Green kisers that Evansville is the advantageous
Place Tor them to buy Groceries, and win do all ia their
power To make Il so. - -,r. ~. n -. 90
our friends on Green River viii remember that the
steamer Kentucky No. : is ready commence her
regular trips, excusyc from Evansville and NiIl with
TWO ocr boats engaged in The trade make vansyiilethe
most convenient point for the transaction OF Green River
business. fGetaei5 AITfs q uoWISS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
FRnsa ARRIVAL, orpglY coups.

,vHE subscribers have Just received y packages OF
: fresh aud desirable Gods, embracing Philip Allen
a. Sons Dannos, Manchester, Glabe. Fri IS, MoshiiS-
met rrd English Meifaack r:aGOcr coored Pi.ats.
los',ne and China Dcns; Jcwett CITY. Ni;ice, Otis
Ra.eo. and Falls Company Shirtia StiPes; Various
Isl. ~ Josph Ripkas fancy cotion eassim and
ood as nent q beachei Strings; plaid las eys; blue
T. .iineits. red and yellow woo'ien and brown Canton
TckiDcs Kentucky Jeans and heavy a. brown Sheet
lins A OF .hich oer 20 tc tIc 10 Z: reduced prices
p.i tais iot of G1Oas wes purchased oy eur friends
ia Ne, Yoi at the "h.g Sale aui Ye =, scllr tem
low Eesgace t-s cen DO 60 ~ ,,,,..o.-
iNt. EChOAc, EEE@s - IhL>SA w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE

DRESTON BROTHERS receiving and open
ing very large and well selected stock of Groceries
and Liquors, which they offer the public low prices
for cash or approved paper. lmy3l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
WEOLEsALE AND EErAII,.

orA d HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock Of
J Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibed in fbis
market bis Dress goods comprise fun assortment OF ALI
lhe most eSirahe styles Of Six, Persian Cloth Berepe
iaines French MIsliHs, GnPhams aud Prins-aIl fast
eoiors. A very choice selection of comets ami Bonnet
Ribbons; also, few fire French Flowers for out ard in
side trimming; Grape Shawls, Piano and TGle Covers
Sarperg Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
SHoes al qualities; also, Mems and Bows, Boots and
SHOES fanaIa and leporn Hats Looking Gissses Hard
ware Wall Paper and bordering, Painted Curtains and
0urih -aieri IN fact everything usually Kept In the
-oooas Boots and hoes, Hardware and Paper bus
HoSs, ma! De iouhd very low FOR cash. fap24l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
Cioth.ny, ES,rnishi lg Goods, Hats


1Ek undersigned having justCr
bought out the Clothing Establish g
e<E5sssss.,, n,eat of Mr.. :. Kahn under the 81
. p Journal Olice, would respectfully call
inc attention Of e public TO the large stock of Clothing
Furnishing C5ots cSc., which they have on hands
Ibey are OF The bs manufacture and made In tho most
ashi0aoe styles Having been purchased at such rates
s Viii enaele ;Gcm to sell at the very lowest prices
men rurshng Goods generally, would find 10 their
u call III this establishment before purchasing
e:sewhefe In 'ls stock Will re folnd ., ereoats Cloaks
Dress, FTpck and Sack Goats Sinks, Hats and Caps &c
&C., which are oV open Tor inspection Call if you
TO get goods eacn. GOtTLElB, VILE IL co.
dccIs-T
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
New Croeery and l.rnrision Store.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Il ansVle and the surrounding country, that be has
oeeaa Groeery Provision and Fruit Store al the corner
of Main and Fourth streets twill De his aim to Keen
ever! article in his line, either wholesale orrcta.
nave on Rand large lot Ofeheesc which will sell by
me DoN OF sinse pound among feot there some Eng
lIsh barry Aeese-a rich article. Coffee Rice, Raisins
oranges, Lemons, Teas Of an kinds Lard Oil Vinesar
MolIsses, Green Apples. Candles Starch Mustard Pen
per- indigo States sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
ana many other articles too tedious mention which per
sons may see y giving me call. All Kinds Of Produce
wanted. IdecGl ,.-. IN JAS SPALDiNG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,
On WATER STREET, HoRSBRooK & BuRTIs' GROCER
betrkea Main and Sncamore.

VT tta bdtH ana Sycdm0Ft.
s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale -<~N
and Retail Clothing Manufacta- fya5,S
.xzxS~ ror, has JUS; received a large as-'.l q
~ sorll..eni Of Superior Black Cas- U.s.
simere and v:.ous coors; also of Sath-
neits Casincs and Tweeds; also, Black Silk and Satin
and other Vests I'd common Vests OF all kinds In con
nccio: wa; his large stock Of Co.ing, ne will keep
fine assortment Of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
also fine assortnen: of fire Linen Shirts and Crayats,
.Bd var0as Other 5riicles.
Ie is prepared sell Clothing, Wholesale and retail,
much cheaper than any house in this city, and solics a
Of the patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give Il call.
ia now using in MY establishment Patent SeoiRg
Machine, which enables to make up cheaper than any
other estabshme 1t heh does not them. Tn Ma
chime Is working revolution in tho Tailoring Business
have obtaied tie sole light 10 sell patent rights Of this
Invention in Vanceru 2h coonty and ask from the trade
an II in-,icn o. this machine
mhi6 s. GUMBERTS.
p. ST. teks measures for Clothing a!cny kind and
make 10 order I'm the beat gtyic
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
DEPOSITS.
La::ascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE p RSTAIr,.

|s-z---7 hiessrs. KA RSCH, NETZEL & KLINTWCRr
"oald inform the public that having recently
- established IN Lamaseo City, Steam Furniture
.<<a-- Factory they have commenced ring
bageaus Bedsieads, Narjrobes and other Kinds
of Fu niure by steam, hus enabny them TO furnish
articles lover than can be purchased where in this city,
a1 at t"e"f@ts fdetScy prices Their work ia ever
respects equal 10 that fthc Cincinnati factories
The! also prepared to 90 Turning work oevr ~ es
eron and viii bc prepared 20 furnish conntry ,nanu-
iaetrrers with what they esre in ;hs particular The
tenon of thase waiting Furniture is called to the work of
This Factory.
ibe Narerooin is On Maib street, between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of diersst yare,
besides all o;ies kiGds Of Fu.I- rIc at the foon.
llcca-Jyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
EGHrWOlO EOUaH.

'INH Subscriber has taLc the -oove hoESe, aI- has
er:.e'y reitie ard resurHishe it, a.d IS prepared
i;J rai1 the l.t.Ons The house in ;sici. ~
annaf. lie also rented ihe 6riek Stable osred by
r Peter B'rke, and has good stock Of bot and
ri, res 20 let.
The stable is lsrge, clean and well located, and good
hos.ic il constant attendance. Particular attention
WI bc pi 70 the care OF Lorss left with him fcf keep
Ing rd in all respects, the public shall Ind the S,er-
wood AoGsa good Hotel. lirsru J. 4. bfERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TuE undersigned lsould respectfully in I'll :
ss, form lie public. that he has Low on hand Oh
5@t The largest and 'lost approved styles or -.
fssss- Gus. .,ih and sale work. L:iies' Morocco
y<d ,ies' Boots Rls,Sins, Walking Shoes and SLIPPERS
Nsc for Misses sc, 81. Also cl hard, q spiendi,
sr of Leather and Fin 1ngs, oc sale wholesale end re
a.; To-, for ,s AZ his old Stand Waer street2 door
above Pavilion Hotel. tje3-iyl +. DEusN---'.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
Eanaasco Grocery Store.

II II. RkcHfiNhat tpenea Grocery and Dry Good
IL Store on Fulton fVcBue. High street Lamasco
CITY! which he intends TO keep well supplied with Fresh
ramy Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Crockerv &c.
Families in his neigtOrhooc would 90 we To olive him
call As they viii find eseyihii desired In his line of bus
mess aud prices reasonable e is determined to deserve
try his store. ffeb,e tn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
BOOT AND srIOE STORE.

- EE-CTE VIZ. EMERY has taken the stan on
- Main street opposite the Bank, forGorly occupied
10y Conyn~tons Book Store, and prepared 10 sap
pit citizens w,ih ptlin fine work in his hae short
notice He has sood vorSIaea employed and viii war
rant all work from mis- shop. ne IS prepared 20
make Rcots and Shoes CEd qualify good fits and
W in The best style iiis long experience III business
and puncuality WI guarantee him the continued custom
Cf who .ry him. His prices arc reasonable
and work passed in durability ueatness by that
OF az! other estabisinent [jyS-61
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
C0ATS AND CLOAKS.
FUssHsNfsING GOONa

lCA EUssHsSfs1vG CODES
"a All the late styles pain and fancy silk 49,
and satin C.aSais, Scarfs and Stocks VIII .c S1-
ana all eCors rocket Handkerchiefs Linen ard Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and flannel do Flannel and Net
o. ss aud Draw rs; Skirt collars; ory kind Of Beaver
hi, 1hTeai and Colon Gloves; embroidered and plain
;Sun sus.,enders silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas;
DodJ's Sheryoed's and Chases Hats ale5 silk Hats
Cal = Boots. Shoes walking canes, &c.
III The above articles and thing else in the
irg ,ine will be sold at Cincinnati prices sor CASH!
We shall eonnae to receive fresh supplies weekly du
siny tle season fro. cur maEufactory ia Cincinnati
nova AHLER{NG 81 DRUMMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01

Iyand EsC-cJ,
rsIwEyTY DoZEy eAND BOXES, Of Superior eusl
! 1 has iust been received, aud for sale by
anglo 'OilN u D1 NO., 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
GROCERIES
JOHN GRAHAM .s-- rp-s ,oux r.pprIx
GRAHAM & FAEETIIs

80 - = ~.1>~s~-lAS. "a
w nave this day associated ourselves for the puf>
" pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail g ro-
eery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore st.
ree uooTs above Jas Lauehlins Jr. iron store We
prepared 10 keepa fun and well selected stock, and will
~ as low rates as our neie hboTs- The produce of the
couhr! Wi he taken as cash. st its mark ct value, and in
the general conduct OF business " sail eudeayo or to
make il satisfactory TO our patrons. .
ap24 If G..UaM SEaPPEII
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
j. ~ W. EILLY,

ALSO: supply Of Coffee, Sugar, ,Niolasses Rice Mack
erei, Herring, Goldfish Tanners Oil, oakum. SnlphnL
bTins,one, alum, eopperas. whiting, saeratus soda log
WOOL eSlton wrapping twine, cand!ewick, carpet chain
EPSON Salts, washing and shayit- soap Sc - ifll-
With view of extending the business the subscribers
oher their stock at low prices for cash produce. New
need notask for credit and old ones please
make as quick returns possible. r n
run prices paid for produce in exchange for the abves
and cash not refused .r1r = .rt..-I1
nov23,5I Main street Fyansville Indiana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Ths following isl si OF aac past "i = "tdr"ss
4 the Democratic National Committee a"tolrIt6 oy me
mic Bal,morc Convcr,ion. Tary organized on Monday
st bv ap;o,;De oi lec "c;Em!tns the senlo-
,n.n wsosr names arc sonscrih,d 10 The list
Juine- Hastings S,rchi,n': post oil:cc Borg'r.
Ser L.lrt psiire &C. 6 hihrroD ;'s ''lcc, Nashua.
Vernon: : D.vic A. Sm,'iy pos "fi"s, E Ellington
bLcs.uctusff.- r HalleI: post nGics = son
Rhode IstlnG -Nrcnmc 3 Say les; post "t r'os "encS
CONNECTICUT James T Pip.! post fire. i'"rsg i:I.
N:n York JOHN P Be"xrnaI; a'f "ihc.' h'Hae'nooA'
Mr. Isysrv = JOSEPH. C. POTTS. oJst "iil.a Ir t"n
penu-.rqri- Campseii; pos liice h'oe:p"sa'
ni.,.ire-ticofse r. Riddle; pos; Office. ";!mEgton
1i1ryiund Robert II. VI LAM; post, lice, hai'mTe;
Virr;n;a William H. CnrS post oEice tilhfax 7. r..
Ca-ovna Warren ns'cw; pcs. office, Fayetteville
G.orsia.-S. T. B,iiey; post ufice, Macon.
4i1bona Edward G.. Berir; post office Huntsville.
lEssissippi-S. R. Aaam-; post office, Piuhling.
I<uis;anq "A G Perm; post office, Cosiaeon
Ohio-a,fret P. Etgertnn; post office Hickrv!e
Ksntucky- Francis P Stone; post Office, Noniiceio
J.nnessee-George w. Jones; post oficr fayereV.Ie'
Indtara-Ae1. F. Morrison; pcs: ot;ce' ln1mhspo''A'
Uinois-Isoac Cook; pos, Office Chicago.
Missouri. i.-Ferdinand Kcnne,i; poet oihce pntnsi.
Arknn,a,-N B Burow; pos, ofice, Pine Blum.
WcAigon -Thorn,on T. Broadhead; pct oice De1c'''
FTorida-Thomss Baitze!!i post nincr o'aha''e''
T,ra,.-Jancs W. Scott; post office. Hors'"n.
Io,ro-Jossph c. Knapp; post othce. he"-aHqua ...
u;sopsn -Bsnjamn l.. Henninai post once oensos.l'
CJ;,orn;a William NJ Gwin; post once, gan rIsn'
cisco.
(: z: 5: 5: zs:s:: zs:::!s.. Secretaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18
A NEW JOURNAL,

Gu MausIcE SxlrH, Esq., Of Port Royal, Caroline coua
~ Va has Issued prospectus for semi weekly paper
he established at that point ns the subscription "
shall justify the undertaking.
The paper will be devoted TO the advocacy o. sue"
ures as will tend to advance the ineres' sn' p'p' "
c., hr, ,,o,. e.oec;aly viii! i, press such es
nav he calcnlned 10 promote the prosperity Oh 'ne
Ih,nnnck and Potomac regions -, ,;u ,ho ..;,or
Whilst political parzansp is sun h;s W"
sely and independently reoa TO public men and p.o
lie whilst friend Of the On,on ne WIN ys 81
he found in sectional contentious, the uninshns sHu -
1 the South,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

tax on licences and property. in the proportions which
have been observed lronsh series of years appears
that the sum OF S550nD should be raised - tax on icen
ses, and $e37l3S 90, by property; which it was
agreed, should he fixed 1T the round sum OF sS5000G;
and Tie provisions Of the bill are regulated accordingly.
From the action OF TIE Joint Committee. it is deermn.
ed that the of public debt hearing interest on the l.,
July I:53 will be $5SSS, ,5 2l consisting OF the fol.
lowing items, exclusive Of the amount of vail sahrrp-
tons and subscriptions authorized 10 companies not yet
oaganized and liabilities on account of the guarantee to
the bonds of the joint Stock Companies:
Amount of bonds held bv Others than
State corporations, before ls Janua
ry 1852. Sll,o7l ,s35 so
Amount Of new bonds issued and 10 be
issued before tJuly, 1853, 2,C25ON 90
Floating debt funded, ;So.1J7 l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

Having. however recommended that the Aonung dept
~ Ge6c;ency in the Treasury su be postponed and con-
verted into permanent debt that may be deaocteo
from the which nv VIII leave the he sum o, Ss1yed
from the Fund for Internal Improvement and the DRY ds'
dends from bank stock and other sources equal to s5G
$50 66 leaving be raised BY taxes on property anu ~
e,nses sl,l72,l3a 20. Distributing hs SUN 0s'"ssa We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

II,f
Sum due Board of Public Works and
| the Literary Fund, l.5ll,5l3 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-18

Stale advanced 10 James River Company 'oo' no 90
Such is the amount which we have advanced lot our ~
;erest in the Jacs River Company while the whole anoun'
of stock held BY Others than the Conaonwesiu, 10 10
81 150 0Co which if put 20 sale In the marr "oua nv
commend $500 OG0 and It Is 70 len on ~ofks G d
s,rncfcj ,:,, we arc umphanty REARED as anips nu
r AGAINST all loss for advances made pas present 'hu
. future! ,., fr,,, .hemarle- -
S, fortune f,owns the gentleman rom A,osnta @ h e.
Since the day OF ms h hi. hand bill providing
for loan OF $500 900 The James River Company 70 ena
b il 10 nav III. Interest its debt AT an early day m our
sass;on The President OF the Company, with tEuh ffanA
ness and manness which reflect ereo'. on nun 30 n
officer came forward to inform the General Assem-
by that al the cose Of his las, fiscal year. his asset 90
ecmn,Tcd with demands tho Company, were oece ~
by The sum Of 5O00 That for the current sca yes ron Nc
oacraed similar deficiency of o0l0 and mar ~,
,ruc.on OF cn!1e.a ~o.ks required by a" te ~ na
ton was decica, By this sum- he ~: 0psu m
$50 0O9 from the receipts o! the COMPANY w s,s2 600
ysnr leaving 10 be provided by STATE the SYN i
On recent occasion he 'pDs55fGa appeal with anvc
eoousre which moved The dl ~ s me enus
and nduced i, 10 order the bill prepared oS W a7 cn
nen from AI5emarle which provites ior ,oa u s w.
10 pay the o 90 bs thought it "amos chmecal to
woud a%I subject the Commonwealth 10 !o's Ano
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-06-23

stanty. His book is fixed in frame before
him, and he manages TO turn the leaves by
an instrument which he moves with his
tongue. He has an income Of thirty dol
lars! This pillance, by the vigilan, econo-
my Of his wife, and some aid from kind, rus
tic neighbors, bring the year round. His
wife is the most gentle, patient, and devoted
of loving nurses. She never has too much
TO do, to do all well no wish or thought
goes beyond the unvarying circle of her
conjugel duty. Her love is as abounding
as his wants-her cheerfuness as sure as
the rising Of the sun. She has not for years
slept two hours conseculively.
81 did no, know which most TO reverence,
his patience, or hers-and so said TO them
'Ahn said the good man, with a most Sc
rene smile, sife is still sweet TO me: how
can it but be so with such wife 30
And surely life is still sweet to her, who
feels every hour Of the day the truth of this
gracious acknowledge cement.
Oh, We, who live amidst alternate sun
shine and showers of plenty, to whom nigh
brings sleep, and dayligh. freshness-yf
murmurers and complaners, who recoiI
the lightest burden, and shrink from pass
ing cloud-consider the magnanlmous sui
ferer, my friend described, and learn tht
divine art tina, can distil sweetness from TIT
bitlerest cup!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-06-23
"LIFE is SWEET"
BY CATHARINE NJ. SEDGWICK,

II was summers morning, ! was awak-
ened by The rushing of distant engine
bearing along a tide of men to their busy
day i'll great city. Cool sea-breezes stole
through the pine-tree empowering my dwell
ling; the aromatic pines breathed out their
reedy music; The hummng bird was hutler-
ing over the honeysucke at my window
the grass glltered with dew drops. A maid
en- was coming from the dairy across the
IA awn, with silver mug Of new milk in her
hand by the hand she led child. The
young woman was in the full beauty of
ripened and perfect womanhood. Her step
was elastic and vigorous; moderate labor
had developed without importing her fine
person. Her face beamed with intellisen,
life, conscious power, calm dignity, and
sweet temper.
"How sweet is life to this girl ~ thought,
"as, respected and respecting, she sustains
her place in domesic life, disliling her pure
influences into the i,le creature she holds
by the handn' And how swee! then was
life to that child Her little form was so
erect and s.rong-so firmly knit to outward
lile-her step so free and joyous-her fair,
bright hair, SO bright, that i. seemed as if
sunbeam came from il: it lay parted oil that
brow, where an infinite capacity had Sc, its
seal. And that spiritual eye-so quickly
PerceivIng-so eagerly exploring and those
sweet, red lips-love, and laughter, and
beauty, are there. Now she sna,ches tuft
oil flowers from the grass-now she springs
TO meet her playmate, the young, frisky
dog-and now she is shouting playfully
he has knocked her over, and they are roll
ing on the turf together!
Before three months passed away, she had
lain down the beautiful garments Of her
mortality: she had entered the gates Of i'm
mortal life; and those who followed her 10
lis threshold, felt that, to the end, and in the
end, her ministry had been mos, sweet
"Llle is sweet" TO the young, with their un-
fa,homable hopes, their unlimited magin-
lngs. |, is sweeter still with the varied reall-
zation. Heaven has provided the ever
changing loveiness and mysterious process
OF the outward world in the inspirations Of
art-in The excitement of magnanmous
deeds-in the close knitting of Affections
in the joys of The mo,her-lhe tolls and har-
ros, &C i'~a T. ce,i~4=--.---. -.i------.. -
of halowed domestic life.
'Llfe is sweep 10 the seeker of wisdom,
and to the lover of science ; and all pro-
gress, and each discovery JOY to them.
''Lile is sweet" to the true lovers Of their
race; and the unknown and unpraised good
they do by word, or look, or deed, is joy
ineff',ble.
But not alone TO the wise, 10 the learned.
10 the young, to the hea,h(ul,- to the gifted,
TO the happy, 10 The vigorous doer of good,
is life sweet: for the palien. sufferer it has
divine sweetness.
"Wha,," ! asked friend, who had been
on delicious country excursion, "did you
see tha, best pleased you -
My friend has cultivated her love Of moral,
more than her perception Of physical beau
ly; and was not surprised when, after re-
plying, with smile, ,ha! she would tell me
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-06-23

A proud man is fool in fermentation,
swelling and boiling like a porrdge pot
He sets his feathers like an owl, 10 swell
and seem bigger than he is. He is troubled
with an Inflammation Of self-conceit, that
renders him the man of pasle-board, aud a
true buckram knight. He has given him
self sympathetic love powder, that works
upon him like dotage, and transforms him
into his own mistress, making most passion
ale court to his own dear perfectious, and
worshiping substances, occupying much
space, as feathers and cotton will stuff fcush-
ions better than tlings of more perlec, and
solid proportions.