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NEW PAIL GOODS JUST oPEsED-w. would ~
~ .p.s'ig ,.Iarn our e',an ana t puhae rensr.y n
a heavy son-.te good, and
Of all housekerpes pafcnisfy Our stock
( me
fa-s Hamilton snee,ins 80 wsmsur&, - Cumberland and
mlis, and ~ superior -hirlas.
..rtns linens, EieAra-on
medium aud hn~ ~hsse hanne wool
pieces rsrnby table diaper, warranted ali
100 osran towels a-.oree qualities and .ires
% do linen tribe nsp.ins, chenp
b.l-s - brown sbeetine. rrfy brar
DO savage s.ir.. good qualify, -adana ooors he
50 pairs binpsst,, from ~ 50 % q 80
ladies', soys'
t best a--ament q hosiery 10 ss fna me
Dicf, snd ali uartet ~hoi-sa.
m, rr.ssc poiou rood. jus. been purcs.e
respectfully socIt me q all ia Of
aho.c-nam-e goods :. -x-- =
Seventh street, rcnn.yivnnis
Aug A-.oahw3m
VOW op~~s,g spissdid ss.srt~~ns Fail Nd
~ini. spea q every variety, which &c ~a -st "a me
10 ys-r-s rrr~msrrn eioshs and
variety q sasirs 10 he ss-orrent 90 hss. rsor
pa.ees bls,, green, pns sslmon
scee. printed ~ -ai n-ucines, variety q styles.
pieces .sy ssr rsr.isa cloths. ysry rss .,yie.
100 priutra naou-~in-s, -, e. and u
p,-c. p--.yie prints. children
warranted r~rT-rsy fss, soiors
W pieces pes ian g'Ishsns, 'nms very bright
cARPETINcs.
W. usf very
ply and esrretnf which viii orr ,o~ house
Also Enss- p.s cs-r-s dining rcau
Asa eesh. eosed s.s.s carpets, iur,, s.a VARIETY q
s.- o -iacs -i uncr fs e..
NJ sHUsrKR CO,
ss-rrsh s-..t, near r-ns.y'ssais ..snas
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DEPAKTsEsT SIATG.
Washington. August 30. lsss-
The following Notice % MaTasrss' eonesruins new
yhis fhe AaaEs African coasts OF Spain hss be
isc Department Of by ieRsOn
Of the United Sraes Madrid. and Is published III Ie
bene NJ oil tl0se whom ii may
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= rl;troi md Aastr.li. have CERTAIN reciprocal sf
eei drawing great and rssley increasing liaSr y
the two sides of lie ache oss.ns involving commerce
which . a. vet anproy iGee ~lIA means OF Transit he
com motion ak ing place CHINA probably due IA great
Par 70 there changes 70 nc som"s'e.l relations ps
be sagsged In ths born commeIce and The lines OF
saeaa navigation WHICH thai enneice shall Ind already
established will possess an admirable position.
A species OF iron network. not unlike that railway
system which is rapidly extending itself By
CATION over The waiefy globe and The probable success
OF these great navigation enterprises, caeis a light,
not only upon The facilities OF conn eston which
have bsea secured BY goyeIneLi sute bot alec upon
lie postal arrangements which have lately been under
discussion The total smoan Of tls subsidies gfsnied
TO companies Tor carrying the mails Gs--. 9ce Of
which tsreeocribs s gwen 10 ihr three principal com
pspss ssn vesina nsiis 10 North America, 10 the Wesi
lndes and TO the places served By The pen'nsesr ana
ORIENTAL Steam Navigation Company. The CONTRACTS
for these companies viii continue Tor eight or ten
yeats longer and The committee OF The treasury.
Whose npori has fecsntly been Presented does mol
Justly. we think. The contacts thu Tar have no
coabl had great effect, not only IN calling forth
the steam enterprise which we have just been review.
ing, oui Ia promoting commercial intercourse bet~een
the most distant paris OF tie world; and we believe
that they have had small share IN actually erea-
ting ibsl commerce Which IS now contributing TO our
national prosperity. The return oil rather more Than
Es0o 600 in postage, therefore, n.on these three nes,
represents very esuisnpubls Iraton Of The teal returns
by means OF the subsdies So lar from this beng ohts
wasted, there has been better investment Bat
The which they have originated and coniin
ued Tor many years. haze now shows what can DC done
10 steam Ravgaon. The extended commerce has laid
solid ground for independent sisam navigation The
discoveries Australia and California have strengthened
that ground and enterprise, independently OF snbsdes,
is laying great lines for costsn. and STEADY conIDGni-
Gallon We have long ago shown thai the cost OF convey
ing letter 10 America Australia Is very small frac
ton 81 penny-a twentieth fortieih and hen in
defende,t lines existing all directions mast be
perfectly easy Tor the Pos Office procure the freight OF
letters any direction reasonable Other
merchandise We agree with the committee Of The
treasury in thinking iLai suhsdes have done their rork
and that none but very peculiar circumstances can justify
ms OF The kind. We have, 70 TO speak. ar
yed at the sruinaiion of The subsidy era, itself
transition period and we opening Upon period o
steam navigation throughout The ord seifsupporiing
or relying only upon extended commerce.
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LOUISVILLE, Angus % -rhe msh from Salt Like ar
rived yessefI4Y Independence. NJ s-oun The mall tel
into deep creek. and It's eoaiea were thoroughly
ked
Almost all the trains Of ove.llnd emxran,s hsd passed
FSrt Larxmi..
AT the latest dates from Santa Re the troops
proachiug Pa.o Intending keep OF The Mo
,is valley. The MrEicnn nix waving there, and
would Genuine untl oar troo.ss suv,d
The M=rlcsa troops f. PAso were however, rspie'Y
d-serfiry, and thiog cef,nin should ho.its~s
break out. Bri:Y Of the iBhs 5sns Of Nes Merco
be cnnd Iran to~srds The Uniod States govern
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
sA.
SAMUEL e. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated NORTH Of Broad Iarre Door Wet Of
9gshRssca Street.
YBE subscriber Of ts FIRST Glars buis
L ms dvs6ed In accommodation
VII be directed
Of n
BOARDING, well such
MAJ daily cfnsnaries.
the char
Of Inc houa and add repasfor fsiiy.
SAMUEL C. WILSON.
Aug 3e-d7tsklswtiNov
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The EPIDEMIC IN Nrw 0sLI,ss The New OIleans
Bee OF August goth. abiding the irghsl record pre-
scented BY he daily bile OF mortality, remarks:
We certainly discouraged at this awaiting expose
When and where wl the fever erdi II the mortality
remains Bn6iminished, while the poponiion daily de-
and after many thousand. have psr-bsd. and
50 many have p.srrd through the ordeal Of he
scoargs, seems incuhsbe that u. maligpIiy u- be
greater ihsn ~ for example, when there were
10000 unscchmaed CITY. The teats ave-
RACED 200 day. thai hall that number have had
tbe eref ced, recovered, have n from he eIy,
corresponding ratio Of mortality ought not 10
more thsn 100 pr diem. Yet the dssihs Absolutely
guile AZ numerous, and relatively far THIS
andenahy sound logic Nobody will pretend that fhers
are as many sufI-cfs for yellow fever in city nov
se h~fe were cb- month ago The material ha. been
largely reduced, YET the epidemic od daily the
same number OF .,cms For ourselves, We have given
up specuisnx The chascerisrcs that mark the rres-
emf visiison h. NE all rraron founded upon pact
fience and Observation. We ihnk altogether probable
thai the lever w not disappear un,l al ne upsccms-
ted have been attacked, ani spell Of cold weather
cuis suddenly short. II misiake en-, much the
b~fler."
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IERy VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS TINE FIRgr WAnD
Ar ruBLIC sALE-or Saturday sn-rpocs, Asgua ~, q
O'clock - - 81, ~Fsass ~
m frosnns feet each pc~fs sssse hSsr~ I7A
- frs
me
persons s~s,ns FIRST A~sSss
lnm.as~iy a > ssusrs bo5 ev~s,v
90 each norh s~~ss
q Hl *
Terms, THIRD 10 q n a. n -c~s>,
fn~ secured by deed az trust s~.rsx iussv..a
:. Las. G. D-crrRE,
aug Aseuowees.
NO~snE 70 shs rsss, sh> shave sa1es pasep~~eA
- JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
avg So
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Eighth annual visit Of
kUXKELiS

Eighth annual visit Of
KUNKELS
Nightingale opern whose after seri"s Of os
emu rrainm Baltimore, demonstrate
superiority Arfses
their Inns much
brilliant performers Amer,ca
they open August 3isr, and
ing room before depart sosih~ard
8 Doors al performance
preclsely oiclock
Aug 5-n jNo. 4 foSp, hsenl
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Moxrprst- Anr. 2s-The fire boz Of the locomotive
C5nu Cook toe Grand Trunk railroad tel
day eausrg enploson which shattered the engine
fragments and seriously III ir.d Richard L-ciy. tse ergi
neer fireman. The liver Of the first
two are de.pairrd or
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froEa Ar BsT ~,

BosroS Angus PA series Of tremendous showers
passed this cy last nigh, and qasny e min
fell. The gh'nirs remarkably vivid, and the than.
der very heavy. The weather 10 quite cool to-dry.
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On y srees, tefween rrefffh and Thtrfe~ufA
ur x~,.~ a ,hi. 5n.rucn Thsrsdsrs The
Ish ~ s.r,rh~r winch ts~r rup's reqoes'-s In
ps.esu. order ro~cts speedy eryssfrsnon
fdc~s iss~y made 70 th~ pre-
esh. inc principals 20 on tnessr
.Avarsse~~ nw< sbssr pursls -
acr.nusndsrcr ~
,.,sr~ 6~d e~yrhaS rrcs,a~d that can nsas
80 wen verristed csrpcs.d
-,ns., pa~ssur~ ny fnrrscs ms s'sdy ro"m
~. r~, ,p be adnrd sssfscscsr re-resos he
pr~v,
NAG ~ M S'"ns' s"s
prs.c p.fsc tise crts.
Asr -dftsshser
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ACCUSED TX THE UNIos."-Ttis is lie heading
Garrison gives paragraph in the Llberaio, atrocu-
eng Judge McLeans decision in the Cincinnati slave
case, winch appears full ln that precious abolition
sheet Garrison raves follows:
" Judge McLear, tof the Supreme Court OF the United
Sfxes giving his decision al considerable length, al
hrmsd The entire consuhoaality OF that claoollcai en-
arineni. The fagiys slave lsw and rensnded he u
-itive 10 master who Immediately conveyed,
without hnaersnce noesfziIon. he OHIO river,
lodgr the Covingi0n lail. where be wall remain
mil hi prarica ready 10 proceed homf, or 10
dispose OF him the sou buyers. There great
deal OF rejoicing al Covngion the termination oil e
irlsl, and Iasee also held in the hotioness pi
Time. The deeislon OF Jodgr Mclean makes
as thank God anew that we have divorced ourselves
from this blood-ssained and nan-seains government,
and raised the God fearing cry Of no uaon with slave
holders ="
II the hs,ers OF government would actually d.
then selves from u, and 20 10 Hsy, Eng land
or some other country where they can find government
and constitution their mnd. il would be TOT the zd-
vantage Of all concerned But they have idea Of sse
divorce they still cling 10 the manifold blessings
which The UnoH ooner. inducing the privileges CT re-
rilirg their bsnefacior.-Jou. Of Com.
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I uT - r.sess. rr~~ IT7o isss i.v..sa~.s
IL ss4 is~ued United
avs 81 sscsscr - IN. yry
Two for ss,s w
TAYLOR MAUpy
AagN Boob ~-ii-rs. st..
A sTROSOMY--Ccm~no osss With copsc.s pa-. .rd "a
n derd. cca'rsisd sdrs Edward Cooper. VOL
t6s9.
cour. Co.~ns.she per
Les Mcuv.rnes,s Cops I Paris,
D,cunnasrs d. A.upeen's. A. ~ A. Gazs~~~r vol, Pa
no tts2
.-,r,.orrss rrrrq.e. par l. n
The Planetary sysrem ny rr- r. Nicho Of Glasgow
LONDON.
-vs,ew n ts~ worss hy PRO- woho- va Eeiusurrh.
Mo-~ly's ! Vol London
Progress Prof Elias Loouns- vol, Ss~ Ycrt
lsraaurs ss.sos~~ ef STAR. wi, Lcrdor.
oren and frxr~s 81 ssrorcmys ~ PRO-" onn Msrrsn vol
Lcnc.~-
A-ns.rs.v cecs~-y, ny w.rr,,n vol London
Planet N~rssn-, srd Espsio~ ."a History, Prof y srh
C,i-rsi.i Mechanics by Lsrlacs. 4 vol, Ls~as-.
rRAscK TAYLOR
Aur 81
VaLros~ Operative opssh-s--se Surgery, -sss~s
Ms.rnsI s.usevm~., b, psH, " n.
tn. Mcr,~c.p--s. W. ys-~rA " wyrb~-. ~ n edition.
rrssse- Ms"sf.'o, A-.sss"s ''d s"' y 9y-,m.s ne-
@as
CAaD.-r.r rmrrr-~ ~ changing
n he- swsp~rH~d nr hoedsvs The Oh sep
A.es-s wM. MsLsrER. pe.si.t
TUE s~s~~ss |. w .sss-ss~~ s-v~s s.ry ~
ur-n on Thursday see is 81 september.
hHE-siiss~r
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sIuBUrYP.KT. tMss- D Anp. 30 The schooner Fanny
has bay Msckerel ed plenty along
shore ne the OF British cruisers Ia not allow
ing h-bng vessels approach The steamer Fuiion was
passed n Gut CAnso The 1isi ms.
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NKw J. TX, Ausuet 29,-The steamer Geo
rived. bringing the California mails, ESQ pa
81 $50 Odv gold The principal consignees~
Co -. 3 100; American Exchange bank o
X Fargo, $500
The health Of the shmns this summer was Ia
ever before kDoSn
The Uncle Sam arrived Panama the f7th, vi. "
aaiso hnviur made the nip la 81 day.. the quickest
on record The points valparaiso OF
the sD-h tie agfeolars Of he loss Of the maj
81 amer Quite upon a rock short distance from Hnssco
The pas engers mails, and portion Of the river
saved. ] he psssrge lad arrived safely tquimbo.
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WHIrE sv-.~y. &C.. tsss r-~-s~-~, $50 s"v ssss--
White ssssAv f$s
lard seed sird ~ha~
-ss.r -heh -riy
GEO. Tuos PARKER CO.
m&-~~Sswn usrkss n~slx
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The ADMINISTRATIONS THE PACIFIC RAILROAD The
Washington correspondent Of Sunday newspaper, the
Freeman's Journal whose ougvings about the ns,ruc-
lions 10 Mr. Gadsden. Inc minister 10 MEXICO. we
quoted. the eject that that gentleman empowered
10 negotiate for the great Pacific rsFoadJoes
Justify the qualified confidence that inclined TO
repose IN bis nuniraiion We thea remarked that
the principal for Doubling the authenticity OF the
information that represented the Presden,
king his hands the settlement OF which
belonged exclusively Congress, and fac, in The
Of oomE,ltee appointed inquire into and report
apon it.
fbe value OF The original letter. and the reliability OF
inc a-hngon correspondence OF the Freeman's Journal,
Of political information. destroyed by a
letter from he in yesterdays Issue OF that
prni. The writer says:
The President aeerm med adopt, father,
recommend The Pacific railroad any manner
whatever policy Of The sduihi-lLsiion, and in this
de nation be 10 warmly and decidedly backed and
supported by both The Secretary OF Stale and the Aor
nty General Tas you may rely upon asceriAiBed
fact"
Unfortunately had equally strong asseveraon tia,
the President he'd adopted The Pacific railroad, and given
4 dpionas OF It's appointing instructions 10 nego-
ise for the right of WAY and the unavoidable inference
is that Ia realty the ieeI-xr;er kno.sno about
the dongs o. intentions Of the Pesicni and bis catine,
than be does about the Of the cabinet al Paris
London ~ Y. Com -1dseritser, twiig
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isAl OF cosprcrop Co~~rocr.-la the course If
ths trial Of Mr. Comstook, conductor Of the train ihst
run into the Norwak dr.wbrdge nor progressing in The
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ARRIVAL EuEorA-osE ~xKT LarHn FAoa xusorE
HALTAI. Ana. % The steamer E.ropa arrived here
mis- eseaing. bringing Liverpool date, Of The 2ch The
Atlantic ariyed tho I7ra The Lorop. brings 100
passenger.
LaEE1Focl Aus aB-Ihc cotton continscs daIl.
Fair qualities shade lower and lower grades have
declined Ioi "a per ID. The sales Of tho ~seh have
been - 900 bales which sp caisors TOOK scs aud
orrTs sso bales Tie qaosiions are fair ufseAns I'd
nlddiing- ofd sr Mobile sEd upland, ~ Aiaciins
Aeb is. A. Ailddling upland. 5! ssocE, ooo tae-
btrass'ahs In active speculative delnsnd Al sd
vance q z bashe ia ~se. aud 81 la barrel
la noar sCanal Hour 27- zyr. 81 rhsdeiphis. b.ifi
more, end oho, =. ID White wheat Is. Cd Ia lid
red, ~ 70 Oh Corn unchanged. Whit, 81, 81.
yellow, Sis The demand yesterday showed sx 1T ab~is
ment
Prossions-Besf 10 Grim t-r rates PorL quiet. but
arm Bacon unehnrgrd Lard nrrG ling - ards
sales SIS. 81 5s- BARB had slghuy .d
In turpenine riefs nothing dong Spirits 4ss sos
81 common rosin, As Al A. 81 Sales Of aerces
Carolina rice 25s Tea sugar. and coffee unchanged
/ Traae AT Manchester bad slightly declined.
LosD5s -ConSols for money and account
closed ga 9-g There increased pressure
npney market American securities unchanged
hAvHK, August 10 Sales Of for week, 700
baler Stock 100 ool bales Sales Today. ESQ bales Al
slightly lower Bresdrtutis-yeTy firm
| prices. Rioe unchanged.
HALIFAX. August 30 The Americsn mail steamer A.
ianiic arrived tne IL h Also, Cy Of
Nj ,nchrster on The same day.
No change OF moment had taken place snairs
since the thar the Porte had accepted
without odhcation. The amcabie prepared by the
four power which The Emperor OF Russia has already
cesTd to. Everything locked quiet ard peaceful In that
| quarisr
despatch oil date from Jassy ssys the Dvan
vcked and hst the Hos podars had been allowed
reslsn-ihe Gar having given them permissoa TO
ossta nfixopie or continue unDorsted the previncss
Lord Jshn Rnssen has stated that goaiions still
pending The United S.st-s regard the Mosquito
Territory, he hoped the you'll be satisfac-
toriiy arranged.
Parliament have adjourned the 20 instant.
Lirntenan Many. of the United States has Ice
ur-d before very large company Lloyd's Exchange.
where passed compmentins this cps aker
| and The United States government
Eesca5d Pasha has notih-d The Austrian government
of Seryia by The Austrian would
be rega declaration Of war la the sntme tbs
Pore assumes preserve order IN the provinces.
Nothing O important from Hungary.
Affairs in France quiet
The Ffenchman arrested n charge OF ole,
sarsinae the Emperor Napoeoa has been tried
Quilted. A number Of ribbon have been
France.
Nclhng Il general inier-st-all was quiet
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1p.nA~ESp ~ tho rs~1~s~v WHITE s~sVA-v
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:; ne cocgaie year aif hereafter Of
continuous session. beginning The las,
ternb.r and closing "Wednesday day
Ir conerrng VIII be held
ensuing VIII aun d september
Tn. charges are:
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TUE s~s~~ss az tn. w.shs~xs~~ s-.~s .ery Will ~
a nr-n on Thursday, she iss ~ september.
Ar E-dft.rs~r
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"N1" ScOTT. AsesAss~~vH-
NALsA 1A2 1SIs.OIvG Lot - InxAamn
av~es~ 400 b street ~ - "a Asess~A--oa Ts~~Aay,
'he =" esy 1T s-f~me~ 81 oacicct
c ne ess-s vs'ssh~ huisd,Bg JsAsrnsy s0ass
t~ns ss NO ss squire having ieassa s.s-
sss ~ - Vert sw~h~s
sscv- s-scs.d h."d~cu.siy ,vces- 80
- al ~ vt ~
rs~~~wWa 6c~ =
q -
ch~er
me asr ct .sss and asr< cf
ds~p~t.hte. =.
cKxxw SCOTT
sW3s A~rs@ss,~
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aWALL DWErIIyG-HsOJsR wuw m~~A - 60 ~
~ sners fw sset hsvs sos cnu<sswhss
hc-s p~ssssar located. ~
arnns fof sale on eo< n~ps eiss ~ m.~s
JAas e 0~CGs0G. y
eW1-e"0ns Asss"~~~r s~S C~~-urs~~s~
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ArHlgkL EuncFA-osg LATKx
HALFA1 Aug - The steamer Esropa arrived here
mis- evening bringing Liverpool date, Of the 2ch The
Atlantic aTiyed the I7ta- The Europa brings 100
Passengrr.
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ARRIVAL cr rug eEoKsIA.

Nelhing Il general inieresr-all was quiet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22

$ ' e This, Ma'am. for instaRce--a dark pat tern on gray: an interesting dress Ma'Mrn. for. .a little girl. just initiated in the vale of tears; only eighteen pence yatd. Ma'am, and warranted to wash,
 The Intermediate Sorrow Depart ment.' however, derives no patronage from the hard customer and we hexI ind her in the , Coiffre Department. hooking at caps end inteTrogasing show woman in deep mourning. and enlarging upon the beauty of her fabrics: This is the newest style Ma'aSa. Afiliction is very macls modesnixesl. aud ndmits ol more goaat than formerly. Some ladies indeed. for their mourning g.ief. wea' rather q plainer cap: but for evening sor row this is not at All Ornes. French taste has introduced very considerable allevi> aiions.'
 Failing. however. in se..ing her caps' for the new customer. tho showswoman tries the handkerchief en,icement ex-. hibi,ing one with fringe of farti6cial learN Wo.ksd on tue border--.he .Larmoyan. te. a sweet. pretty idea. X H The squi,e in,imates that as . hand. kerchief tO bs used, 1t would most likely be found rather ssrubby for the eyes But the shOw-Woman remoses tkss obiec- ton:
 o dsar. ho Sir~-if you mean wiping The vet style of grief ia quite gone ou, -quite 1! The dry cry is decidedly ths gentesl thing
 No wonder that the Squire. as hs lef' the establishment with hls better half. was fain to exclaim.
 Humph! ! And 50 that's n Mason ds Dooll We'll if iis all the same to you Maam. I'd rather die in the country. and be universally lamented after lhs old fash ion.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-22
HOPES. AND TEARS.

Our hopes are hke ihe wreaths of foam,
 That glitter on each shining wave, Y When with gnrhing sound they come x - I.ho wlpsss .i,a saH'ssly aSa aca ao isve. : A mufnent 0n the sileml shsre, And vanish ns the hopes that seem
 A moment bright. and are nomore. Seeking f,T love, for fame, for power.
 To the fair threads of life We cling. For hope we cull witheFed hDwer,
 And tune . harp with broken slring. And hope will shed . elimuieTing rag
 or light on pleasure ruined shFine. For nl0aideFing columns still loOk gay <, When summer sunbeanis OCT them shine Though severed be loves magic chain,
 Sull to ils broken charms we trust, And hope tD mend the links again, s..l.s
 When grief has eaten them like rust. ETail the hnbhles 0n the beach z etss3a ?.
 That hope may be--a tfamsient beam, Bna rett of isy, 'Iis sweet t0 teach s The heaTtiO hush i,s grief and dream. Our hopes ars like tho howers that bloom M Upon the magntain's verdans side, Thal monnsainIs heart burning ieInb, q,
 Cleft by the lava's scarching tide. y They sptine and Iiourish, fade aod die, s4 Like hunsan hapes as frail and fair, While qaenchless fires heneash them lie. Like humA6 passions hidden there. Our fears are ike the clnnds that slled
 Their gl00sn across summeF's sky, When life is fsiresi, some eiiddnea l
 Of grief isev6f lowering nigh. The elb0n may pass-the shadow fade,
 And saHlighi seem 10 reign, 3#k VI But still there is lingering shade, z.
 \ fear that clouds will come aeai1. \ Where the bright wells of eladssss spring,
 Hrps wilI the yonthfnl heart decoy, < But fesF 10 hoveFinN there, to tiine
 A shadow 0ufhe path af f,v. slssya ,a'a A eaukeg 8oFSD within the trlais. lya tK A serpent in the l;nnei,s nest.
 A gentry eser grim and mnses SA siSt
 Ie fear within the human breast A rainbow never spans ihesky, M
 But sOnse dark spirit of ihe storm, With salle plume, is hOyrring nigh, To watch iis sOli and fairy EsTm. Hope never chants her fairy cons,
 OTbids ua res, beneeih her wiags Bot feas, with all iis phanlnm shs0ngs
 ls in the distance lowering.
 We ssek ths laurel wreath nf kae,
 And all her fiekle fav0fs irusf,
 To Iive--pfschanee withons name,
 And faa the ehaptet turned % dmDe. v Lie sreaFs away. mid snliies and teaFs-. The wedding peal, the funeral toll; But th0aaIs oaeFahad0wed sgiiI bv feafa. Hope is she snnIiahtoi tAs soal. A