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GENERAL THiSes-we prepared TO snsr d.oaed
Res. parr an liner" ss.r,,nr. q v.t'ou. width.
pa~c-- pillow iisesA. various srsdes
An endless variety Of table n.ps in towels. and 'owsns,
% ..% sS@.s. IN n. 'is and
s.easfs q any e,.. Of pur, linen good. should justice
900 p.-e-- eSs.r .nr.s prices. The
PAGES. .'r,c.. s.-, grades. ~h all
.orec,. whine c.nsre stlI,sae., ,nrse gy.Ias.
! carton csmsr,c and muslin bands
carton. plain s-.. dotted and yss ,.., %.s'
cartons s'.eh sordsrrd h.ndA e,rheh -,
10 piece. vine cloth. and do,Ii-., .-.or,d color
A fa seet Of q, ..s. o domestic Ary s""d' ''l Of
u ~in .noa '. ps-s..re 20 rves,vv an amounts sus ".
Articles. pce- and fair dealing be resd On 10
all cases .oruv,
Mi.s Dcraous building, orpn~'ss Centre Market
NoT1cE-Tn. s.vy VII s.,sr'.'u g'po'.es.
u..ssss nee .sssn- eomrcs. ses 'e.
ha.s s.n Jsc's's ""~ iy'"s at
.sss,s r.s1y ss' On. -. BIZ
lows. .uce-.-fai -.'.f.ccry 70 the o.
aaSss ~ ), eomr.,sn saspss,-
Tn. I.nssue Ev."'.s s'.r Of w.sh.gon and
Pennsylvania snA E.ss,ss Arsn' ." haadepA'a ~ peas
xsr fs-dtssu,iu.,.
IN. .suovv ~ossce !. .rssrSed modified
r uwowrs,scvs ~n he
Of ssrsenh~r for furnishing
engines complete and for repairing The present
b wss~ad NJ huisS,ns re~ onsa
e,stews One hsh On s"cc~ss" MA
srp depsn~.sa 80 the ~"ce arf 81 ~..f r
spcc~s hs jndg~d of by corpccnt engineers
no he s~l~r,ed ny sh~ s~~v~tsry ~ me Navy
NAVY Dsvxsrussv Ass~s "A iSSs
Evrnssg sssr NJ Wsshsnt"s, snn NE
al FhsadsphA pense p"nsj
Aug i3-da~Wi 10 .# .slHM
yU8srK uRANDy. fourth rr~~f. p~r~, for P~~s-rvtnR
w p-sch~~
Also, wine cider vinegar
White md h,s<h MS eeeA. c1,~ry seed
wAs jauaics ssncrr spices of all tinds r psctns
s~Ap
Iasr~ q cf r~sh rv~s~s- IN ~ssh tar
nes Of psmp<'s ss.sdy Yepuea - tnsseassss
3 + # pn - s"k aAsSsS.
( .TN fs0~ce~sots ~ Jrhn y. Kbb~3 4 Co.,
.F#&r No sc-rHrt Msstes Apare.
dY-tv, he ruch rssnnevs
re~p
:. n hrsrd = very superior
2e-dst,fh cuo~f AlsAt shB.
W UrTE HvAwdy, &c., jsst ree~tveA ard sale
wkhe eS~sy eth pvcnf for p-s~rvirx green snx~
srr-. ~v~y ~hss ~r-s~s ~
ion~ essss rs1 ~f s Doc ia
~rps A.. Invited GEO THoe- fAekEa = Cos
Aw1 -.ssswh orcnsss svcwps msfss Building.
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yrH BssrK sssKs We havv seo,a 7s r'ec~s very rich
mn De Rhres. ranging from -" " 80 pr
OF the nd'eA,
r-oshay de-shse s-sovt'rn Of any nef
s~d macy o the sscs are very 's
dnrsbi richne-s. L. u. ". - -. h. =
~. suls rres-r' p'sr.
srerf~d orr"se ths ~ns
ccrr.,~ when s- MOVE due notice o which -, b.
= .....--. -
A.s &-.oash-Hn 7th street Fem. svenns.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlCAL
SCHOOL.

TUE College Hill,
commodious building being hed for It's receptions As the
strictly
foundation of thosongh Ena classical and mathematical
education The session VIII the lsh Of sep
and close the as Of June Hr
Terms Sia 80 payable in advance Al small add
college chemistry geology and
receive French and modern languages the
professor that department
Pups college, the special and
sup ntende ence o principal
siso.
faculty the College Colonel ]. L. Ed
Coione Peter Fords ~ iinm Guntsn l.. d. Gale
OF once; Joseph Wilson,
hce &. institute.
Aug le-3s~lmdscp
DELIA, BELLS, .-Tbe .ubscrihers manufacture
keep hand NIL Of church. factory
boat ferry school boa- and ,asnaou ku- The-s
patent
a.ee which !. drrsbl. sfr- hell has been runs few Year,
saxed iron,
on ih bell thereby poonr,nx e sound These bells are
,ed from the stock and iron cssss Al This
foundry used, found
We bells
one year from date Of pucnse with far u..sr w vii ees WITH
sccn and sold o. this oondry which 40 the hest
y . @ % .S % I've M sp,o & %
purify nnen Ne particular getting yes,s
OF s.n's. ."a e.s fssr q "ss ~ oss ,os.e
every A. ii i the estabishe Of
kind IN The u"rd sss a.d hs. the .sest ..sememi Of bells
any Old belle taken e1chasys
Levels, oompa~ses Ae, constantly sn band Ada,ess
May al-lydAcp West Troy, n Y.
will the highest market for Virginia land
EVANS Il vAvr,
opro~s rhe Treasury
June 3-dA~am lint prpl
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x-TrA INSURANCE. COMPANY. ~ UaoA- New Work.
NJ ts~nspnrt~ssc~ JON. ~
presdsnf n. n. CApnS, @NV"
CHAs. rRs.DtNC, Assm,
Mny - os~u Seventh st, sppc.as tdd Fsi'o~s' Nail
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,,,,,, 49,, -. -, -. - ~. so.
q, s."s mG"a,, % - s.s% s and tbs second
I'D, faculty eo"-, o. MN. ,p1'snss' ~, Tn ins " na'n %
nd @ !" = ,s @,n",se a.a,.@ Of N. T.-d s,.., mnirnry
ss % s -sa anJ % ,aasa. a.. .s%sa
course. including enrneenr modern
sD"'' ssn ''n ''"'''''''' $3.50 '' $50 -
sso~ass a'I y, discipline and
"sss ss,,, , ,.,.. boarding, rooms csel, n, ~.s,n. SCI,
.sna..ss and .se q a. ,,s s .ss .% s,e r., fern m
sIS' 60 ss Ls.saa Ken,aeay s Johnson nassas
Is, Save, e,sm : -
s...o..-l n.a.s., o.n..-. w..ni-ss...
THE Annual oour.s q Lecture, . - on
yAcrlT, az
Thomas Mile, " Professor o A"s,ony and rh.~o'oey
women % = and s0ciSa cniarsS NJ =
Ja.hua Riley A. d. Professor OF SasfA "eo'ca
and Hy.sss r,,o., q ,.. r,,,,,,,. ,.a p,.,,,,, Of
~ss,s,"s s .'.'' go s's,.... !, -, :, r.ss,.
cal rS's S@a'a~se my 9''
sw' r. s,s,a' D. ,,S n.%a":,s
,mp,s. mss i'ei''''' ''' W. p''' -"'
uns., -, same roof - -, :" 80
tn. eT,sn.v, .saas. for
,S S s,a.' nss,.","'as snS ,ury,es ~ cline 80
%. drmooa,ot 70
nsn,csans ,se .p"yah's o"s aS
the Medical and Surgical cne ihrS"x" ''e ~hos
course without ''''s'' ROBERT KING Stone, nd,
Dean ., hs Faculty,
Aur i7a.-,l.sSss %s' ''' ''''''''' ''' : - 80 '''
20 ps.css l"S .nA 2% n"s n"sn s"ess"F s'V e"'F
do do es'on sc
- DO ac c..~, ,r..,A = ,.,.s = -
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General Claim Agency.

General Claim Agency.
A. SoMMERrLE, Agent for the eeution
IL. PENSION every claimr against Con-
eess Departments Virginia scrip land
bought negotiated and sold Reoences Ac, As
forwarded per mall upon
Office street, Once Department. Po~axrs
pcpuid Address
Washington, ID. c. July i5-law Smod Acp
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Nrww FALL oOODs yUSr orENED-w. would 70
,pccai s'orsn o.s customer. sns s public se.',.y s.'
every variety Of heavy domestic goods and Ao complete
~ Our stock coms,-e.
la4 Hsaoa -hsstins - wsmsutA, - Csmsssisrd, and
44Ne~ yoth mills, olbcf sap.or sbiins.
rs p-c~s heavy shirns linens. Of kichnd-on' eeiesd
80 medium and white nann.s warranted III wool,
10 p-es. heavy B.rp-hy warranted all linen
ranging FROM rs crnss 70 ~ 80
100 s.-or,cs qualities and sizes
80 Do iin.n 'ssi- napkins. cheap N.GH as-.
2 bale. a4 sb~eunes, heavy r.
DE- savage s.t", good quality or ~sod"s com'rs &C.
80 % a pair. .,..s.s. ,,n~ e % 70 q 20
500 dozen sd,ss m'.' ssn,. and boys. ho.s and hsfhos
prscr, 'o~rs, p'i-rs. wholesale
rr-sc pson psrcs..ed,
and respectfully solicit the Of All tbs
above named roods.
Seventh street, nesr repo-y'vsr's sve"ns
Now Opening spaenAsd Assortment nj Fall .md
w,net soods = every variety which We ~uI sell on the mos"
loo Psra~rtss choice sod 10
svsy vsssy Of qs'es ~ the s.-cr,mr" we n"vs e""s
10 ps-cs IN wool ncusse.s hu., pnt, salmon,
brown, state, sad 'sn cc'c~v - -
,s s-ss s, y.s: r':' ..s" ..s ss re- ss e,
rrn,-d nsou--.sr-s, q, 70, rs and e."is
100 rsee. Msrm.es pras ch'arc.
r..n,ss e.s ss g.s'sas T sasa:.s. '.. s1ss very bright
s cARrETINGs
". b,y. IA. rcceiyed
y rsrsin oapefing which ~u oss house
Aps Easl.n
A-e o'lelr' soored s.izs and variety :.
~ ,c ~.ry t~,nrsusl rs-,c~-~rs
.a,, seventh street ns.r rs""'y's'ni, 'v'"'s'
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rWU NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, .yby
situated modern gas
eleven
g1n-ei family, will he upon favorable
punolunl tenant, on sppicziiont
Y. N. sTRATTON,
md Comm minsioa Ad9rcf aaf,
Ana
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I,URStTUaE. vavnssnt~G. R~pss1nB. s~M S"SniSG
shop Pennsylvania s'd between nh md i3k
Lambs Frame sctCy Honsskeer~rs
and having ss1ns bs rd-ys
hM tsss "dsr n such
fsveslrg sb6cssgned vtsh theft ~ct
prcr ssd ncderse c~Aspss s suhcnses ronh
A.pt rac UA chairs rersn~d
.rd r.,ua Crseful mr. p~s hsvors
,e respectfully -olt" cvfrssrct - tss .ane
: Aur ss-eoim RoBT. H. wALMsLKy.
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u HE person whom the swasded former
nrenes requisd proposals o The work invited fol
Proposals day september
ihe removal OF obuc1o' ~ ths navigation OF Red ous
from, longest period
The u ihese united the u
Eaca bidder win r4d ram ooushy and
nod specifying an ms BAD The ne in which hr proposes 10 com
day June years counting from
during which himself Keep
TIE viii his bond for $40 900 win
faithful Eaeh
% s ~ ms no , y s e a % M NJ
xn b. soa ~ sursles above mentioned aud also The een
reades respectable czens
NJ @ s am s
piled
500 appropriated object $50
:. S :. o.. ses I. ne may :, y
Ny ocsr ny
pointed s By The WA, RIM and q shall r. ~. & such l.
of The portion emnvrd shall tbs entire
whole work The 1000 viii he equal
%e .. bun" 70" sssp m %
os open s which FAC! The . to be The sole Judge
s raft ano "I sespns s veI % PEN for period NO
The opo~as undtIsgnsd
enysop 70. Red Red !%s. I I"
eoaset according % =. judgment Of The most favorable ma
Union Republic ln,eisrnccr,
& a oai, @ s. s s. Louis Louis
New Republican
Gazette and Democrat Little Rock Arkansa Telegraph Wash.
ingtoR, ATkanras- J. j. ABEPT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
July ls-d2rtS2awt20sep
Law school Cumberland U,aivcrsity, At Lebanon.
Tcnnesscc.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Coruthcrs, cjrcu
judges of Tennessee. 6
Hon Nathan Green Judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, chanceliors IN. STATE
Judges Csith, Green dew h their whole exclusively
l
Plan Daily eash class
No regular Of explanations
daily lessons tir progress Of the exanuariots.
dents comMcncs
prosecute
practice The framed prepare
deeds Wills records and all Documents be- read
of appeal
which held monthly in class,
The
paciies connected with their
Sesons-Tbe the third
tember third Thursday February The
succeeding Monday February
Thureday in July.
"a boarding $50 books,
| which be had in Lebanon bocksieree.
No previous study required
There regular Classes. Students
during the COLI
There 4 moot legislature connected wi h the school.
Number Of students the last eoi'sE,nie yM c,Fniy-st1
ROBERT l.. CAkUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoiy rresideni Board of Trustees
/ iWu NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR REHT.-Two new eiiyibiy
situated modern houses.
Ac containing eleven EACH and for
g.nt-e family, will upon
Y. sTRATToN,
Asction.er and Commission Merchant,
SuUb
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= Rights for saiem,as Nour-e Co city, have been
gt,ponsd Of
rights IN the above machine Ii has been thornug tested and pro
purpo.. producsa 1t .
ssaiy rsIssd sy The appesnon Of any motive sss steam,
the bricks ohded IN hte second The yer. beet
nsnns n. eIes"s ~ apdy Of operation any other m-sns
The .", Of Ss p',S "y d-ysd u1 N. ms
for sale Of Of ,croy and give
letter paa eir once Of sth and
s,rssi., near The Post once Department.
VENTUcKY MILITARY ms rITUTE, directed by .
board Of y-sr appointed By the sa !. under The .ut~fr
West Point and practical engineer aided b an able cnp 1s
addition extended natural science and
Te ssaas. 81 the In,s ~ ). eu,ey rv6sd and arrange
made m b' Anx hsm with before tes opening OF n.
regard sreeabenc or redescc
u. re shoroasnners Of n-uc and .'csocss Of govern
The open Monday Sep
rs.ns Zee 8 er,r.l g.y.ss 10 advance .,.
- r. DUDLEY,
m. EDWARD ~. cAanIcHhEI., from v,rx,~,s
ons h professional services 10 the citizen. Of washington
Ne residence and ones lan sdonins the Irving
No..
i.sve inform his friends snd h. public that he las. in
creased n sock o ~ss n,n,r. STEMS.
sos plain of h, best quality nswe sys and superior nni.h
ome and bead slabs mares for window ,. I'm
ull couoier
-ospron., csiciped plaster, 50 SO barrel.
Also hand o Of Connecticut brown stone Ne~ ork
s % sus .nS e,er. 70 @ sosn and % snss.so 70 sy.
eaiisfact,cu all who him with f'eir oder-
WM. RUTHERFORD,
July 22-s,s~em On srees, between i2,h and iHh
CON RESTThsi large brick containing base
Massachusetts
adiopng qute srond-a
con,s'ng eis'srn water, fruit Ae Kent s1
rr further particular. isqairs q Hon ks"a.n william
suctnsy No y IN fo~or building, of and
Seventh
July ATT ~sa
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N. Tyson ard SISTERS s~yrissry Board
la1 awa D~y Pupsss,

or strre, bsf~cr~ T~eBfh md Ihirre"fA.
TIM r-~uncd Thursday, the
18th which pupils requested
be order specify "rssnirs''en
vouiy offer Increased
advantages srd facilities
They accommodation n -
" hoardns pap. h-d proviS~d that
~inc snd warmed pleasure fassscs thss study
No pn viii be ain,d ua'.@s s>ifac,or r-rrncs b. gwen
Fosser~s Ao, o,rcals, and the
principal hcotrrove. n cltv.
Aug sA-atrsss~p .eE
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yITILL Open shis M-vminG-e @.i, - s4
VI 50 pieces mosquito netting
tsrcoos~J nou4s-'ines, hps Fl
p,.ck n,t., and short
Also hsrd, Hamilton 10 she~unssI
+ - .h~esuss, Of ell grades fE
Irsh linens, and pillow do
sck md
rshas dsrst q ssNae w~rAss. 10 t
White nsnpei-, awsHN~~; W~sch A. * (
5 Hssrt clCsN~, es~~Amsvws. sNN vesssrGv
t~~ss-s ~ ne ss-ssv- sc ssrd ""s use
Aug i2-~&w ~ u ssv--n stree. rs~ Pennsylvania ~.
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u-uy of CHumban Caiese Colonel j. l.. Ed
wnrds Coone Peter For ~ ii'nn Gunton, esqi L. ID Gale
d. once; Jo-eph Wilson, of Land Of
nee and Professor G. Jcwrtt u the Smithsonian Institutes
Aus md
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MOTTO of from puhisC sale private
IN entry OF lands lying Within hfteen miles OF the
II the proposed railroad from Branlon In Mis-
sistPpi, 10 Montgomery, In Aiabauna. tD
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IANre ~ sUTErLt
NDhiAH r. RAfLkf


osrNs purchasing land ~srrsnt
No Sse Issued OH gehrusy, lsss N The nam. Of laooh
hs tr irty V. Fsfsn agent Washington
CIV a General b.cd Once against
~ sars sns -su,cs,on vii be ~sds !.
Aw la-ls~s~
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NEW SPRING GOoDs-P. W. BROWNING, merchsn
IN tzor United Hotel cali
Of Washington and HE
French cloths
determined
fullest popular principles of o~ and
:,u sas necessity
pain.
qualify With friends,
n MAJ Ssx~
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THe sIOs ACADEMY Of 18Th street 50
kcw York sveaue, .# .@#

their during the trrt rnd seeo
VIII open for snoih.r ON the nrst Mond
September board of teachers enGsK.
rc panieuan, cstaososs and circulars f.r
hams Wooksso,. Jsiy T-3m
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select Bsarding sHa Day school for Young Ladies
TUE Of Judiciary
L Ds Tucpdsy.
1sh The the whole
aud susaniini educA;ton and all departments
able, uu The French
conducted by Msdsmossiie bon, and thnt
Schei fuller
fhiadslpta,
Aurit-eodl.o sTErHEN n MIR,cK.
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ne collegiate of tins Institution VIII hereafter consist Of one
the last "Wednesday
rduesday
con.rrng will be held
viii The 2oh september
The charges
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I'M. EDWARD ". CAHwJCHtEL, from ytrxsnts
~ professional citizen. Of Washington
He residence and oncs lam sdjoiuins IN. Irwin
G-dn
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NoHcE The sedcr.'eneA bave ...csd ,hsSssye. ''g'ns
" and frm vf sHEkElL 4 BAILEY, tor The
rr.ss hasin~. Ia s we v~re" hrsrh
has. n'.rc ir the -'"fs and .'"cs
sheh ssusi variety of JOHN " kbtry Cr ~
~ c-sv M.ek~t -hrre ths, viii continue 70 s~~r mn
10 which ibey invHs AZ
uioa assuring pasros. Ksksey On that their
'an ye--r-H rscsichI~l snd 'hsir ,~r6
@ he p~s Thai pnc,r'ss close spp.cscsn"n and %
- : JAWrs N. suTvrLL
,tr~sf m r.
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THE ncsv0tsg ~~1 D.y e~h~~t Msss~s usw~tsy
VIII hs recr-nsa Thursay,
residences On fernsyv"nfs 7t srd eh
R~ssr--cs Rev. suy'h Py.c. u. u. #I
Aug M-~odt~n
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EAHA sale u county ytrxinin, with
nles OF the squeluct four frcrident
HovsG by will
ton thereof located above within half mile
Ban CSos kead hundred There
betwaSa fimbered
. Much
including which be
who disposed purchase
John Ball. Ninth street,
Hosatio Ball, adjacent
Mayll-eodu Nm. BALL.
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WUrTE wvA.dy, Sc., J..s received, ard fov sale
wkhe hss~sy eth p~cnf or p~.~r~nH) green
s-~d every ~kss v.--s~s ac ~
on~ esss yioss-ss when sne~ .f ~ cs- IN
invited, GEO. THOe rAak ER CO., !
Aug s1-esstwf Orcnskse Hvcwps Maftss building
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-30
ST. CllIRsVLLE, OHl0 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 80, 1853


reward of his laBorsl The object of HI
highest ambition attained, and that ambition
the purest that can animate the human hear,
his hopes realized, intelligence blending will
affection to purify and consecrate the do
mestic altar--ah, truly be has nobler aims 4
truer joys in life than l..
"Sympathy is the magic element thai
melts the iceberg; affection brings the eael,
from his lonely hight to find a mate" Blu
where Is the sin or sel6shness of living for
intellect alonei It is a cold life, in which
if there is but little happiness, there is al
least but one to suffer. The SUN throws of
rays of light and heat, blessing others, bu
himself unwarmed. "The sun may do So
but 1t is not human nature. To bless Is to
be blest. Your ambition is selfish because il
shuns sympathy, and sinful because it il
selfish. You shut yourself up in your house
OF snow; you have light within and warmth
that is threatening to dissolve the wills
around you; and yet only now and then,
through little crevice, you let faint light
flicker out to show the wanderer your are
there. But whereforea The door of your
enchanted castle is never unclosed; the fire
that is consuming you and your house warns
not another SO long as the walls of snow are
between you! And there you sit; the flames
within, the ice around, the luring light Just
cleaning through, and no hand outstretched
to raise the weary or bring the wandering in
Is this living to benefit your kind And the
hopes that you call your 'bane and blessing,
what are they! Simply to lead many to
wonder at the bright deceitful light, and, when
your ice-cold fabric is dissolved, to have
yourself regarded as holocaust self.consum-
ed! Bane, bane alone! There is no blessing
given where none is received. And what is
that higher and purer future for which you
profess to live! or what will Immortality have
of JOY for you if you enter upon it with your
destiny here yet unfulilled? Break down
your walls, step out from your shroud and
sePulchre, live among your kind if you would
learn to benefit them. Give of the warmth
of your heart as freely as of the light of your
intellect. A single dayrof genial summer
sunshine is worth more to the chilled earth
than many nights lit up with all the splendors
of the mocking borealis. Humanity has need
of all your light and strength and warmth of
heart and soul and intellect. Freely you
have received, freely give.' Look not with
contempt on any station, however humble;
despise not life in any of the forms that God
has given; meet the sympathy that seeks
companionship with yours; and with your
power to bless be willing also to be blessed.
Think of the deep, deep meaning of the
words of mo whoso hparteynerance and
greatness of soul led her to exclaim, Life is
richly worth lving!' It is in the power of
all to make it so." /. B. A.
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own Internal traffic according to its own Judge
menf, and upon its own views of the inter.
est and wellbeing Of It's citizens" (5How.
ard 437)
Mr.. Justice Mclean said:
III the foreign articles be injurious TO the
neaI'n or TO the morals Of the community, a
state may, In the exercise Of that great and
comprehensive police power which lies at
the foundation of its prosperity, prohibit he
sale Of it," Is Howard, 592.)
And in regard to the destruction Of ofproperty
he said:
"The acknowledged police power ofa State
extends often to the destruction of property.
a nuisance may be sbatel. Everything pre-
judicial to the health or morals of a city may
be removed. Merchandise from port where
contagious disease prevails, being liable to
communicate disease, may be excluded, and
in extreme cases, it may be thrown into the
sea-"
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PUBLIC WoRKs OF PEKNsYLvANIA.-The
sale of the works of internal improvement
owned by Pennsylvania will be strongly agi-
tated in that State during the approaching
political contest. The Whig State Conven-
ton has already adopted resolutions strongly
in favor of the sale. These works are COM
posed of the Eastern, Western, and Juniata
divisions Of the Canal, and the Columbia and
Portage Railroads. Their original cost was
$I5,056,0 OFT, and it is now proposed to sell
them for the gross sum of Sl5,Oo0,oOO, and
TO place that amount at the credit of the sink
ing fund for the payment of the public debt,
and to make annual payments to the same
fund out of the annual revenues until the
debt can be extinguished. The debt of the
State is Sal, ,474,OOO, with an annual inter-
est of about 81, 100000, and its revenue in
1859 was S3,35l.767. That revenue is rap
idly increasing under we'll arranged system
Of taxation, and would eventually, without
the aid of the proposed sinking fund, cancel
the debt.-Nat. Int.
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EDWARD EVERETT ON SPIRITUAL RAP
reading the letter of Judge
Edmonds on spiritual rappings, take the
was said by Edward Everett in recent speech,
in which he noticed the superstition OF this
material age: -
Gan age supremely skeptical and supreme
ly credulous, which is ready to believe in
every thing spiritual rather than God, and
admits all marvels but the interposition Of
his providence; an age which suppOses it a
thing OF every days occurrence to evoke
from their awful rest the spirits of the great
and good, and believes that master intellects
which while they lved-obstrurted with these
organs of sense-ravished the ear with 'the
tongues of men, and have now cast off this
muddy vesture Of decay and gone where
they speak with 'the tongues of angels can
yet find no medium of communication from
the eternal world, but wretched inartculate
rappings and Gatherings which pot-house
clowns would be ashamed to use in their in
tercourse with each other--as if our match
less Choate, for instance. who has just elec-
trifed the land with a burst of eloquence not
easily paralleled, In the line of time; if sent
with message from higher stage of being
would come skulking and rapping behind the
wainscot, instead of coming in robes of light
with voice like the music of the spheres;
an age say that believes all this, and YET
doubts and sneers at the wonder working
fervors of honest men. swayed by the all
powerful influence of sincere faith"