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Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
Dignity Of Labor.

We have heard among the ilrt who foai like
dfiii-wond on The suftceoi sptieiy cot'enpinou,
filings q, those Wto,c heritage Is inil I.hcy sneef
ni the hsfd sud twaIthy hand OF labor, bat they
forget that, Of all ihai . url1 luxurious or bean.
tilnl, on this earth Toll has been the creator that
from the marble palscc 10 the white tils' Of the
,ailors most exquisite walking sign. all bss been
wrought out by humsn hands, Much oi Il, too
at painful cost 10 human hcsiis tar more scnsi.
tive 10 The real disuih oi manhood than the wo.i
bedizzened and pcnuncl Of taese scoucn oi Ia
bor.
II u The ,oil Of these hanl hands, 'hon pi'iul
idlcf AMI snesreI iaat has fcsfoi cmnirc' iu ihr
old. snd planted crublirs in Che wihriutsts OF
the new woddi that has heVn tie meA IN The
quarry aud bull tie tcmrles ard monuments oi
nations, that la, arhic ID whatcgor isme belongs
10 ecnitF, with thc scUp'Ufs cl.tci, tr I1iuirf'a
pencil and the poats pen. 'hai has winged iDe
ocean with white iai', and exchanged iic pm-
ducts ci every r|iHc ilai las measured the cir
cuils OF the tian, ans p'umci DE 7hiu.nLs 90
descend upon wites 20 BE- ihe new Mercury ul the
world
I.aboh why man Of illgar,s. labor gave yol
bciLg, rocked }aHf cradle, aad has uuufd SOM
pamporcd Iilr NlnoM it t4s woven si'A ali
wool on your iqet wonll ysi Be TO ilrti'h-vum
nesi anj 10 tie fceeri ol the thrrhrms old-
For the mcanest ihin- tl1i ministers 10 bumai
want, save toe cir of dcsECu, tuau s indebted Q,
toll. II Is onIy the dpnes who ioil rot, who in
tests the hives OF activity Ike mancs ul cuuup
ton and decay The lords oi ihr canh--il ibcl
would but know ii-arc tie working men. wl,
can build mp or cost down % i.c.T WiH. aud Wh,
can rciof the fnecrolihe -suii-haudrd. ly POINT
ing In their trophies wherever AIT, sficce, civil
Wsiion and humanity aW known. Work ON, moi
OF TOLL Thy royalty i vet tn be ACKNOWLEDGED, al
labor rises toward NE hilhes. thione Of power
Work on, and, IN tue language Of true poet
be-
"A glorious mani and thy rcuown shall be
Borne by the wind, and waters through al time
While there's keel 10 rape Il on tie sea,
From cline 90 cline
Or God ordaius that dicrcs j. ciimr"
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
1nnIun...Who waa IunIus7

Vino was lunius' When will the world cease
| 10 ask the question: Have the "lappers' been
consulted, aud requested 10 salpe the mysterYi-
| Perhaps the individual who discovered that Ben,
| Franklin was Excepting a hotel in the othel world,
and had fnm Jefferson lar a hoancr' might
throw some light m the subject Here Is SOME.
thing that has turned up, aud though it does not
exactly answer the iime-hanaftd question, VIII
no doubt prick up little the aars OF the lltlerati,
The staunioa Wa Spectator SAYS
A.al Eagle 8 Emp
4 few DAYS since, we saw, in the possession oi
a friend Of Waynrsloudsh, a manuscript copy ol
tue letters oil lunius, the history OF which is IN
tefesiins and remarkable. The manuscript be-
longs to Alr. ]. Il. Baylor Of Caroline county,
Virginia. who inherited It iInm his laihtr, Mr..
John Biplar The owner Of the document states
that his iather was sent Ia England In the year
l7G6 Of 717 for The purpose oI completing his
education. Tie went irsi n lhe Pbtncy aal then
to Caius College at Cambridge, where he re.
mainal thlae years on thmush that exciting Pc
rial WHEN the letters OF 1uHIus appeared in the
Public Advertiser
lie returned to Virginia in the autumn of l7I2,
again visited Europe in l7ii, married while there,
aud returned in l7l1 lie brought with him on
his return fine private lihafY. aud at his death
AtAHiH hAiil NNhhH HAHH idlNAaf fNN illhltH.
script copy of all the Letters of luuius, which we
examined. He also had in his possession copy
OF the Public Advertiser IN which the letter, We're
published. Mr. Baylor states tha. be has often
noticed his father examining the manuscript with
intense Interest. Mr. Haylof saYs that his father
often spoke oil the author OF the letters, whom he
described rs "a tall man in the Spring and sum.
mef seasan Of life, never turing in the discharge al
bis work.
whai could have injured Mf. Baylor to under.
take md carry through the afluaus work ofeany.
ing thee letters il question iaf ibe speculation
/ OF tie eafiaHs, Il is eeaiainlY a rare old doeu-
meni=hfnhably the only uae Of tAe Kind ia tue
United States A comparison with the printed
Letters ahaw tho manuscript lo be a remlrkabla
accurate copy.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27

To Destroy NuruiN oy Asnsfs ASp Tuua
g. W Kendall, one OF The Editions uf ihe Now o..
leans "pirayunc,' n hI letter liom Paris % that
Journal gives the suhoiued recipe lor DESTROY.
Ing yennla on animals. plants afl tees Ihi,
remedy is simple, easy Of application, and worthy
OF al least tflal
"The eelcbmied Raspai. well known as one of
the best french chemists, hos given an important
Teceipe ior destroying yemn ON animals and oil.
% on plants and pdiFecs-imroHaH', at iea,t, il liuc
The process he recommends il 20 mnkea solution
Of aloes-one CANINE o.. that gum 10 one li.fc Of
water, French meafuic-anl. ly means Of arf,
brush, 10 wssh oger ihe ir1ss and branches o
trees with this solution This simple process.
says Raspail. viii speedily destroy all ihe wrmIl
on the trees and wil eiociually prevent oilers
from approaching In omef 70 rear lhcop uid
animals with long hair they mu5i be- balhcu with
the solution. or well washed wilh D. RasraIl
mentions several iais be has made With iAi,
mixture, ail Of which hos been attended with ile
most complete success nnd therefore recommend,
II very strongly for general uso. | con only
say that ii q simple solution Of a'oes lnl water
will kill or drive sway ants hom peach und other
trees in Texas and other pari, VI the South, the
discovery will be hailed with pleasure, AZ alI
events there Is no harm iu trying the experiment
A French liige is little les than three Of our
pints--a gIamme Is ihc lyc-lmuWdti part ol q
French pound, A little aloos u used al all, will
thus 90 a great way. Were troubled with ants
and other sermn 10 Texas, should certainly lIy
kaspaiPs solu'ionh
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
AN HOUR AT Tnn OLD pLAYaRousD.

NV tub II n III NA4H I In G4kgu -
| sat an honF today John,
Beside the oll brook ,ifeam-
Where W were school bays IN old times
When manhood was a dpani
The hroak is chokrd with fallen leaves
The npnd is dried away,
/ scafea believe that yen would know
The dear old place to-day
Beneath the gFass grown bank, John,
looked iaf our old spring
That uuhhlel duwn The alder path,
Three PAGES nom the SWING
The rushes grow upon the brink,
The pool is black aud hare,
And not a foot, this many a GAY
II seems has inddcn there.
| took the old blind road, John,
That waGdeIed up the hill,
IT'S darker than ii used 10 be,
And seems so lone and still,
The birds sing yet upon the hanghs=-
Where once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voice Of human kind,
Where all our voices rung.
| sat upon the fence, John,
That lies as in old times,
The same half pauue in the path,
We used 50 of 10 climb,
And Thought how DER the bar Of life,
Our nlakmaies had passed on,
And leit NE counting on this spot
The faces that are gone.
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
WASHINGTON POsT.OFFfCE.
ArrivalH aud Departure, Of the U, S. Mail
CASTERS uut

CASTERS UuL
Arrives every Sunday "Wednesday. rd. &C. o.. %.
Departs every Tuesday. lhui, aud sat..a2A. 81.
IU.t,. NIa rftIHsYLLr.
Auitcs every Sunday "Wednesday, FriI. or. 81.
uspaIt every tueday Thursday sat..GA. 20.
wtINuT ntL AVN suHatfunr
Arrives every Monday add Fulay.....Gr.N ST..
Depara every "Wednesday d Saiurlay....GA So.
rrsfus.
Amve'eycry "Wednesday and Saturday, C o. 81.
Departs .GA.n.
CtWnrNV
Arrives every Sunday Thurlay..... Gp.M.
Departs every Monday and Thursday y...6 80.
PANTHER (or uorSAs1
Arrives every Wrinesday....n,,...1tA.a 4. 81
pcpltia same tFs..t,t4tt.t.....t.... / O.. 90.
siraPgEisnOHo
Arrives every Tuesday, ..,...........Gr. 81.
Departs eyory Monday, ,.,,,...... Am.
Each of the above Mails close atGr. 49,. pr,.
'ious 10 The day OF departure
R. L. PHILLIPS. 4. IT,
Washington. iuy 4, 1851
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
WMsllinglOm Arlk's..


TNllE proprietor OF TINS house would. IN
l. respectfully mnoauce TO his lsgs.f
friends aud the travelling community Htsik9f
that since purchasing it IN March last .a'asss...
he has thoroughly repaired and fitted upanaw the
entire building, aud having added seYefal large
and airy rooms to those heretofore in uHe-all
well supplied with new and comfortable bedding
anl furniture, feadefs the "WAsmWrus HOUSE,
one Of the most faamy convenient aud pleasant
establishments to be iaund in South Afkansas,
and being amply supplied with active and atten-
tive servants, his table daily provided with every
delieacy 10 be lounl in the country, enables hm
u assure his guests that their ease and comfort
will be as well promoted in this house as any in
the State
Ills stables are large. and abundautly supplied
with Corn, Fodder aHl Oats, aud attended by
faithful aud trustY oslleH,
The stage Office,
for the line of stages rum Little Rock 10 Glafks-
vile, Texas, is kept n THIS house aad the slases
leave Washington iuF Little Rock every Tuesday,
Thursday aud SATURDAY morning, al 2 a'elaek \.
NJ, aud ior Clafksglle Texas, every Tuesday,
fhuuday aud saturday A. NJ,
The bill of prices femaln tho same rs heruio-
lare, and the proprietor feels confident that for
tho expense he has incurred, and his faithful and
continued efforts 10 insure the comfort Of visitors
he will have the support and patronage Of lib
eal public.
II. W. SMITH, Proprietor
llld'agion, .3fs,s. july 90, 1853. as=if
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27

Amid writer says ihat Rhsn eaanons were in.
iuaduHel as uoe1ilatofs, tHe eaHuns o. 'ne church
Wcfa nsaless-lllt the world was eo,rrnea lfst
by min aad then by Hiffe-iiai by ST. Peter aul
then aY sai Petite
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27

enaaas scuools.-la an grafton at Williams
enlleae. Mass, Hon ElWanl Everett once sald
Z Waal1 rather oeeunY Ire blacko,, nank uI
the mountain that towers ahaTe Us with the wild
vol aud rsile-smke lai a. htafssl neighbafz
with a aiils aia| well kspl at the bottom d
the hi ihan dwell ia paradise OF fertility ii
mazt hfiag up my children IN lazy lampgred sell.
tuiIeIeHl isnu1ncc.'
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
TOIaccnl Tnl,nccnl

fJ'llE undersigned have iu store on commission
L large loi OF good Tobacco, which they are
anihoutcd 10 scIl at low prices Planters and
merchants are invited 60 examine The article be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
Mitchell & FOSTER
IuLnsl1n. lagnL =. 1871 81
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27

The Boston Post is guilty Of The following
atrociiy
ASome negroes escaped from Jail at AlaHpon
by boring holes with 40 auger. Other prisoners
were placed in the iame room before IL was pro.
perly repaired. and Likewise escaped by the Bg-
ger aHgT fouieN
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
CABINET MANUrtCT0RY,
Washington Arkansas

THE Euulafsisnal hayiugpurahasad the materl
i al ~ ufI l. caatNs has commenced the
manufacture ef Furniture, in the basemc1t
OF Temperance Hal, opposite the Glaiks office,
where be- will He prepared tu furnish ans articles
In the Cabinet IIHa. madto 'he bel material aud
In a heat. fashionable and substantial mauHef-
tie will Keep #HHanl variety always al hand.
A. be- determined tl .r'l IDW. hIs iufHls will iu.
tauah.Y BE- ez#H# AII auj of ReHaifiHE DONE
Collins mals aHI trimmed iu a6def Al orders
nr furniture WiII meet with pnmri attention -
A call n respectfully collected IIam tdase who
desire anything IA lie Cabinet IiHez
vs. " WELDON
ITHassHH. Z IH. fsrE ~
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27

TUSr Received on consignment and for sale. a
j large Io' 81 Baggiug, Rope and tainc al the
upper NaIO mouse. by ). {. WHEAT
FHlion Dr.. / lsJ2. iS-tG
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
New PapcF.

HNHE Wlrculrr would respectfully inform De
4 ciizcus OF Hampstead County. and south.
western Arkansas geueuIly that they aie about
10 commence the publication Of a Nc Hm.ly
Journal at Washington, TO be called
1.-THE HEMFsTTAD DEMOCRAT"
devoted 30 fa'3al hlaHR h,gr8rnfaY aaf Lo.
oi' Nr1as g1'giHg They luto m: procured
from the Ea.t a new 1Hi improved pd-H, with
ihe butoliype aud material inf running iIa amc.
aud afe prepared 20 r'u0 ueli aul braH'Iui
family wprE Every attention wl'l De paid 90
ensure 20 tle public useful anl interesting ,Hact
while murh rlirs will De- taken boz editorial mli-
Ger Go irudef Doe same satisfactory i0 ihc su'-cH-
ben a5neRI.y. They lave incurred much cy-
penfc 10 establish the amr, auI l1nly hope 10
fecciscalibcml subscription iuu becommuwty.
Il is determined by ile llI euhau Shat The
Hursrr'n DmorHN' shall brb y0Wami pl.
pcr and not an opAomeral production OF day.
TEFHS-s} so Il paid in Adansc g 900 IL
mol paid az ibo cod ofsiS months. aul 20 Jl .l not
paid before The end OF ilo yCar
IS. B.-Thc Subscribers have furnished the best
Of material for printing a.i l.i lors and wi,l ck-
crulc t0e s1mr az short notice.
ny-li Il expected tiai tle Pres, &c. &ill reach
Washington 30 gs 90 enable tlc sulscrdcs 10
commence business hy tie middle cog lust oi De-.
tobcl nJzt. OKHlLLE Jennings
JOSEPH S. MOORE
Bdtng'9a, Syt @. 1850. a6-
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
CA QT n,

NOTICE Es hrmly given 'hhi ! viii prosecute
~ go ihr extent OF ile laW aIl .riries on my
hul. 1hrfe shat have been iu ihs habit OF cut
urE my timber mni aud tla'l qui o. Daniel
T.. Williams is wy Authorized agent, and wall re-
port OH iniudcr
CHARLES b mitchell,
Washington. Fob {, 1850 10
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL tc'l upon uarr0mmoiaiinctc terms quan.
L uiy Of valuable real estate. siiuaied IN Hemp.
stead county Aflaras. For terms. SC, apply
10 Wa. !, .iicf. Eqa Register Of the Land Oi-
fee at Washington.
GRANDSON D. ROYSTON.
july 10, 1851 gDtf
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
The sfage OFFICE.
ARCADE HOTEL.
MAGAZINE STREET,
lBetwoen Eatohe1 aud GTavier tFeots,l
kEM ORLEANS.

u, &. MORSE, Proprietor
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully A
L informs his ifiaals anil pl'uus ItgA
aud the public centrally, tha, this Ill 4 ,
wsIl known and paHulaf establish. III. SO
meui has been thoroughly renovated -
the past season. aud newly furnished throughout
\ large extension ai faam has httu obtained hy
the pppnctors reHiiHs the ali1ihua naflinH o.
the builliDg, which RiIl enable him 10 aeaammn,
iaie a much larger number OF customers tim Iasi
winier
NJ expense has bsea spared by the Proprietor
10 enable him 10 mHfii continuance ai the gen.
eEaus patronage he Has heretofore faesiKel ana
every cNcriion vii hs made by himself aHd as.
sisiauts, To render lie sanum OF his eaasis Hoi
only comfortable bui agreeable,
- ONE great convenience attached n this
Hotel s that aiask IA b bgi % a'llli a. #afs
AlrlHihlr q, Isl Dis
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
OTIgE,

GRANDSON d ROYSrON Of Washington,
VI Hampstead county Arkansas, is nay lawful
agent and attorney ip transact settle and close
up all unsettled bu.iues. in which am in any
wise Interested IN The State OF Arkansas.
j. g.. D'ARMOND.
september 10TH ls5l. g5-lG
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
A CARD.

DRPuRpON iauIru ha professional services
~ .o ihn citizen. Ui Na.uInr.ouuui ifa vicinity
iu thc various bmH.bo ul b.. profession. H.
may be- found 1t ON Times, except wheu ppirs.
so0a.ly ahsenta' hIsws.l.ure near Mainsitpt.
January 2i, 1851
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

fI'HE w'rrisarl ut.n nf sale un accom-.
i mDaauH iem I..H acre.. of choice and
valuable lauI, HHa'e IH soys'f county ArkHn.
sHs
Ibrr au's yrf selected iu 1850 are Of the
ho.' quality c. upland. aul src located ina dc.
lua.p u,i.hhuHaal
fnr 'g.W., Ar enquire Ul W II E'irr at
Washington. ofi ilc suIssHlrn. Of LiHie Rock.
WATKINS q CJRRAN
larnv gs, 1852 ttf
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
Mcdlcnl Nnllcc.

nR JNO CALHOUN, icudors his profession.
- OF scnirrs ip tbr r.'Iyrn.u. Washington anl
Hampstead county generally llc may az a.I
Imw Do uuI when ual professionally engaged,
ai Dr io.la Drugstore.
HHbugial .igui 70. 1851. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
CITtII.O El. +.
W. r. Es. WILLIAMS,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
And GnFt. ~ ia.inn MerchnnI.

W. r. Rs. WILLIAMS,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
And Cousu,ission Merchant,
FULTON .iRRiNS.iS.
S9'iciis c9asigHmeais qf Sap'e Dry
Goals, G0seIiss, &c, on siic.
HAVING purchascd ,he extensive Waue House
IL at ihis place, known as the lower Ware
llluse, will give sifigt attention 10 all business
coHiilel 90 him
EHE tyHHilrfy io'
rumhlc d johnson,
Mitchell n Foster
D.. a =. b.nr,,
Hf.leT n SiUar.
Goo. ", Green.
W II EucE Washington
y T.. Bui.iu.
H. w. Smith,
s. 4. Sanders,
T. Nance
RrnI. r. Je't VI D.
Wa.seL C4n'lau = Co.. Columbus. AfA
/ Fulton, Oct lpia. lsll iit
Columbus Female Institute.
/ INhlS Institution, c0ulla'cd hy Miss srs,,
Z i ]. Nalkfr, WIII H.1Isu uu ile irl Monday
/ Boo October le1L E,Hy attention wil. BE- plil
I 90 iae moral lUl mental Advancement of t1r uu-
/ pl, ly 'al pHau.l. Hioe system 0l instruction
I arl s1Ermmru. gsae universal aal unqualified
satisfaction dnups lae la.i session
Trap f1ra S1aaa q, Firf Mouth.
TiG11-'1we,, cIas-OHhasnply. RasIinf.
Whiting and ile Elements oi Arithmetic. sID 0l.
Nli'l.r c'sa-ia addition 10 iar 1hpyr-Gnm.
m1E Geography, Au'hmt'e lul llIsiory. sIl 30.
Highest cas.-lmumriuf aI .br higher
buHrbr' oi English, comprising Of4ogmphy.
Reading Whiting Auilmriic Natural. Mental
9ni Moral pmnuThE Rhetoric, Composition,
Botany Chemistry, Astronomy Mythology, An
ciggi aHd Moigm History, lrt Gr0smphy, illus.
tmiai with Maps aul Globes. $50 O1
Instruction IN Music by a highly compeicn,
iearhgr with the use Of the piano, SO 90.
Woricd wora-Gcmau AID French Enbmil-
ery $40 Ol.
Roapi can De- hl in several private lamI'ic,
at the usual ufr-.mm S. io $40 pee month
d.. JtuFs u. NuNr,l
M.Uw g. Cunuuu.l p.....,,...
ions $. CtyhuN 'e''"'''''
D4. q s. bgU,sus
lPmiurioH. .iRr d. 1861. a2-
Washington telegraph., 1854-09-27
Wines nnd Linnors.
Medical Gard.

nR T. J. BOOKER. oHcr bis professional
~ services io tbr citizens OF Caiumbu, and it,
vicinity, in all ihe various branches ol hIs ptoies.
sion lB uIl difficult cases. lhc gaiuI'ous consul.
iaiion Of Dr. r. z. Booker can be All
CliaHibu5, iHH- 20. lsji a5-lL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-22

~ Great excitement prevails ID our city ii
yeierenee 70 the propriety Of establishing quar-.
sntine on the Yszoo River. Our city Fathers
and the people ore now at issue OH tbs sub
let The former apprehending 40 danger con-
esiYed that there was no necessity for such q o
the latter differing d opinion have held a meet
ing at which the following resolutions we pass!
ed:
Rssolpea That IS the opinion OF this meeting
that quarantine is necessary for the protection
and safetp Of a.azoo City from RelIow Fever
Resolred That if the Town Council deem It
incompatible With their sense o duty 70 establish
q Quarantine that taey be respectfully requested
to resign then seats
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-22
N0RTHERN WIGS.


TIE position of the Wigs Of The North occu
pies considerable nTiion Of Fl attention o
Democratic papers and democratic politicians 81
Che South from then own domestic iroa
nles re noW ono Jet ever which they art
disposed g bo 6a NOR IS their tender cons der
alton Indeed We sat il theIplentitude Of then
sympathy they ore aoing themselves great inias
lice By attending to other peoples business when
they might Be more probably employed attend
ting 70 their own.
: The position Of The Northern Wings on The
slavery 1esliion shield up the south as shock
ing e Bss Of every Southern man. The
peculiar gaardan 81 sutlleEn rights are par
ticllafly "a tIIis occasion and Their pa
pers from Tie sliian organs to the most
obscure coan6 prints terribly hoEri6sa at
the Abolition hey pretend to diseoy-
e. among Che A9liss @ ihe north. For orr part
Sc thought they mils tbs asooTa long
ago & has been an cd song with them as hr
back IS o.r recollection political alII.ls xtens
Twenty years agp tbe Northern s. Sc party s.as
pronoune 81 the Democracy to Be much ab-
olitionzed IS they contend e IS q thisdg. Ep-
err sueeesaIn8 f ne sam song has been.
repeated viii atous aud Is
tie year Ills Ing has b6rn Gov.
cred oYsr aud Democracy
rearing
TIE Ehie n.
during flat period be
were such outrageous
filed federal Offices from
custom h0u collector and
lie constitution Va aio
dissolved. Tie South CONTINUES exist
grocs ars d b found
land 9 Texas What
also during she Whiggsy
Law u actually signed aaa enforced b
S5rlaan sat AL iis provisions err
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-22
AToUcHINg EIfC o. PoaIFII

IL digging nit hefui tnrn
lofthe brig ID som sIe c lent
life Do filne imp luxury tie
gre 81 81 hs relics ous
intrs bslshg = m
propriat resting places ogIe a
unls.
But there are some ptlons Here ior ~
stance tho excagasar drops an UNLIMITED guest up
on q banquet; there heunexp ted intrudes him
self into i somb In one place he finds miser
covering on bis heap; another shows hin bones
ofslanciug girls and broken instruments of music
lying on the marble floor il ne midst 81 the pain
ted chambers baths, halls columns, fountains a
mong tie splendid evidences Of material Wl th
be sometimes stnmbles on a. Incident touching
human story such Is strikes The imagination and
suggests tbe moureful interest Of tie great disas-
ter Is fhe sudden git 81 wounded soldier con
iures up the horrors tie field d battle.
Such to our mind is the latest discovery Of tie
excavators ID this melancholy field It IS . group
Of skeletons ID the net Of flight accompanied 81 )
dog Thsre are three human beings one Of then
) young gil with gold rings ard jewels Sill % her
fingers The fogitires had bag of gold and
silver with them snatched up 40 doubt laste
and darkness But the isry food was their
track ana vain their wealth their aigh the age
Of one tie youth 81 the other. The burning lava
rolled above them and be1ondand tie faithful dog
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