The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-18
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era iayorle with her female scQuaasznces she hss only
10 permit hsin 10 uudfess her The mote intent they
are on gewgswr and decoration. the psoioaod viii
be the respee, for her who totally dsegards Them Lei
any look among his her friends and II she
xho IS most beloved is not OF LEES prsiensions TO
fancy than iLose around her.
Tbs Baltimore Ps:io, OF Friday says "A fugitive slave
named William Spfiygs, belonging TO DIR John Whii-
ridge. of Baltimore, arrested 10 Philadelphia yeser
day. and being taken before Commissioner lngrahan,
sekn wletged himself slave and emanded TO he
owner. There was no excitement and the fugitive WAS
brought on in the cars las, night"
Colonel Fremont has Left ST. Louis for Kansas. Thence
be viii Immediately proceed On his exploring expedition
the continent He intends reach California by
The first OF December and TO the Rocky noun
tans Dy The middle OF the ensuing month BY that time
ne will be able 10 ascertain the maximum depth OF snow
in the passes, and how lar there may be officially in the
way OF the contemplated railroad.
James s Green. OF Missouri. charge TO New Granada
Philo White, OF Wisconsin, charge TO Ecuador AMI Gov
DANA Of Maine, charge TO Bolivia expected 10 sail
together for their respective destinations by the Panama
steamer sailing IRON New York early in The month
The Richmond Enquirer OF Friday says: Ex-Presdent
Tyler 10 scjouraing at the Exchange Hotel in this city
We happy find that the health OF this distinguished
citizen is percep,by impaired by the approach OF age
youthful days.
STUDY AND XysisEss--ii learning (says Hunts
Merchants Magaziae) concentrate the energy OF the
mind principally the study, The attention divided
among several studies is weakened by the div be
sides, is given TO excel in many things. Blu
while one study claims your attention., make
sona excursions into the fields OF literature and science,
and coec; materials fer The Improvement OF ycur favor
ne pursuit.
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The union Of coniemplase habits constructs tie most
useful and perfect character contemplation gives rle
10 action action gives relief TO contemplation. nan
speculation is confined TO narrow
tine OF action OF speculation constructs
visionary theories. which have practical utility.
Exceence IN profession, and success in business, are
be obtained only by persevering industry None who
thinks himself above his vocation succeed in it, for
we cannot give attention what nur self Importance
despses. None be eminent in his vocation who de-
votes his merts energy pursu, losigno il, for
cess ID what we love is failure IN Shai neglect.
| CcEAN Tr aApHs.-A Mr. J. B Lnd,ay. Of Duniee
Scotland, has co0cocied plan OF the
ocean. from Great Britain The United S;aes, which
has The merits oil exceeding simplicity and cheapness
such chespness that Mr. Lindsay computes, il would
only 900 10 establish communication be-
the countries. Mr. Lindsay proposes 10 eis
pense with submerged wires-and indeed all wires he
intends make the The purpose OF wires lie
Glasgow, transmitting The e!ec,rical current tell.
ACROSS large trough OF ta water which served as
conductor aud informing The audience tia, be had OBJ
taLed similar Iesus breadth OF so feel OF water.
This is all fine aud very promising but perhaps
Mr. Lindsay. before attempting 10 make trough OF the
Atlantic, viii Try his luck transmitting electricity,
without wires, the British the Irish channel
| A rALsE pm rHEr -Pfofessor Jewett, who predicted
that The comet Uoald hii tie earth within specified
time, asks tthe line having passsd) for suspen-
sion OF public opinion until the arrival of the
| land mail from China Tie has no doubt The coEei
struck the earth in !" ssn,ns" direction there.
\ WIYprALL FOR cLEssyAAs.-The Rev Mr. Claw
son. OF the Methodist Protestant church, says the Union
town pa Democrat, who IN many places s called the
"sld mai" in consequence OF his eeeentrciies. left
heir an estate in England valued a, million OF
dollars. Mr.. C. very poor AMI has had 10 struggle
thu far with large and dependant family. Tie estate
comes to him by his wits, and the business Is COM
peiey settled that he draw the amount through
| bankers either al New York Philadelphia He Is
travelling though circuit near Csk-burs, in Western
Virginia.
lsTrRIsrisc TO Youre LApIrs-She stood beside the
altar hen she sixteen. She was in love- her drs-
tiny rested on creature in fashionable clothes with
empty pocket He came OF a -good family" however.
and blood you know is something. She looked lovely
as she pronounced the vow. Think Of vow from
burn dark syes and pouting p., only sixteen years
olS She stood beside The wash tab when her twenty
9Th birthday arrived The hair, The eyes, and the lps
weie not calculated 70 excite the heart. Live, cross.
Young children were about the room. or,io some
break ing ,bncs and urging the necessity Of i'm
mediate sop,iy oi soap and wafer 10 iis face. She
sopp.d in despair aud sat down. and tears triokled
down her once plump and rudy cheeks Alas Nancy.
early marriage. are not tie dodge Better enjoy youth
home and bold LAYERS at distance, until you have
limb muscle and heart to face the frownnE world and
family II a chap really loves you, be can wait two
or three year, make you presents take yen 70 concerf,
and 90 on until he lime comes. Early marriages and
early cabbases are tender productions
Williamsburg TINES.
A BEAUTIFUL u cprrr-A naval officer being al sea
n dreadful Storm his lady sitting in the cabin
him and filed with alarm for The safety OF The vessel.
was surprised hs eomposuis and serenity that she
cried out:
my desr are you not afra'di how J. il possible you
can be 81 cain in such dreadful storm 7"
He rose from his chair dashed TO the deck. drew his
sword and pointing the brcasi OF his wife, exclaimed
4 Are you not afraid :"
/ She Instantly answered, No"
| WHY ?" sad the officer.
Because" rejoned the lady, !" 4 know Ills sword Is
in III. hands of my husband and he loves well to
hurt me"
| "Then.r said he, "remsmber know IN whom | be-
ll,ve and that He rho holds the wind IN HIS fists
the water in the hoIlo~ of His hands 10 my Father"
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