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I'D FRIEND 20 THE FALLEN new Temperance Novel
b. Herry H. Tator -,
This opyotune wot for the present Crisis in public
oppion Oh subject OF Temperance II will conhbne to
the porular for renovation deepen the prevailing
sbh6uce aooto c timulans aud sio in harm mixing
nd those soi sentiments which are about 10
crysalize in u prohibiiory law. .
1he folio wing from the Phledelphia Day news oy one
Of the able 81 critics Of the county:
The besues Of this novel WI impress themselves read
v upon OF its readers that eau tnpsr little
aid by critical observations The nsse dignity and greatness
of Brother jonathan in the display OF his intellectual
power sDd spontaneous In biz efforts TO do good
OF Vernon conscious Of genius inuitve am
bilious poecs in concepton and classical IN toe
devotion CcrnIa to her w.yward husband ap
rsreIy loving the the less he deserving OF her
srec,ion ever hopeful and pous the beauiifu and accom-
plihed Otta HON broasht to M ancboy and
to unfimey srsve the rich, yet iterae solo
mon whose ludierou unoune exoites our ifth wherever
be appears and the sweet simplicity OF little Mary who dies
the ruth che will are ueh evidences
OF IN pctDg character ss we look Tor N van
aut ns great OF writer's OF the pIesen day spread
il the world will be the excsm OF eV-
trv reader 1t will dignify literature confer credit on the
dramatic art advance the sacred Of 70
iucseul.ble degree far greater nors and morally not
I,s than the Pilgrims Progress IL here Inc
plot strs and natural and be styl- sdmirsbe
limo 80 Do. Prce-pisin. IS cts SIT edge, OIL
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THE WIFE's VICTORY and Nine otht

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D,PPieEss 5.

There is implanted N the mind desire
for happiness which oil are eAdeavoring BY
every possible means 10 grAtify some in
one pursuit aud some in another; but how
ever various the pursuits may be, all are
shining 1. the yaure result All seem to be
seeking Ii as the sreaa.object If life; and |
think this isIperfectly unsuitable, if the right
course is pufsueds Bst why do 50 many
seek in vainll 1t IS because happiness is
act attsinable is this tfe2 l. is trus that
perfect hsppiness;;is MT the growth Of ter
rcstrial soil bstesrSiiy happiness is Gem
psratye and If righsy pursued may be ar
rived at Vet maayEvery many seek for
this gem Of Earthly good all to no purpose !,
and this is becaGra 5they take tbe wrong
sides sinful p,eas.res aud trifiing pursuits.
the SO much covsledsprize will never be OBJ
tanned There 1tay BE momentary pleas
ure attending such scenes hich might fer
the time beina besmilaaken for happiness !.
aad even this o iusi,is more In anticipation
than reality bat.thisswill soon vanish and
leave az aching void :ip the heart. Happi-
ness is more equally ;Iiyided and also mere
easily ebtainfs tlla many may suppose but
it II not be f9unA il the triffing bubbles
Of life. nor is il rsIe6 led 70 the balls of wealth
as many SUPPOSE but dwells with those Of
contehted mind and quiet conscience;
I @ who employ their time and taleHt 10
usefulness, aid isl endtaynriiig TO prsmste
the happiness of others With such there
will be the conscisasuess Of pure motives and
right coaductiWhich is Of itself well-spring
of happiness and which those who are pur-
suing an opposite:course will never gain -
BIT happine4siis equally in the power Of all
All that will, snaS secure the prize, fer tits
the good alone, We are truly happy Pearl
Gdiheret
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= = 2 : : : : -
VmT2is In MAN.

II
We lave II Believe there i mere merul
goodness than SdeSrayity in human nature.
When We see sne tear Of pity drop from the
eye it gives us1nore pleasure than would the
finding Of aisme1d; There's 90 dness -
real aud uRselEsh--in the heart, and we have
ofen seen il manifest itself, to the making
Of a scene of|sdrrok the vestibule Of heaven.
For him who ! Always picking cut flaws in
his neighbours saa laeter We nave mo sly pa
thy lie rsnipda Us Of those birds which
resort to dead and deea5sd limbs Of trees to
feastson the wGrml In the characters Of
most men. We sha1 fnd'msre good than evil
more kindness:thsh hate and why should
We pick out the flaws. and pass over the
sterling traits Of c,laracter2 We hold this
obe The true doctrine to portray real
goodness and heidi, up to the gaze and ad
miration Of asl while We suffer the evil to
remain in heEshade and die If every pic
ture Of humah natire were only pure and
beautiful We hrs iheined to believe that we
should have tllossshds OF. such characters liv-
ing and Elsvibk arohnd Us. M
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%. widow Cl did your geos name 20
deun then. be careful what ron say next,
81 yonll have only . remnant Of character
to 20 home With, and remnants always 60
cheap
He did, did he. and be diann come for
nothing else theni But vas you glad y
I.ssee him y
y Indeed I was II vas enc q the happi-
est moments 81 my existence
Well, we'll said the Old hardly
knowing hewto frame her ~ estiea,
well, he's a real good. lookiT any
way rs
i think % too, and he's q only goods
looking, but he's coed hearted enc Of the
! best men ever knew
Yoa don't say sci But Is he rich 2
.werth laMSIed thousand or so. said
! Tie fady uarelessly
Why, 1du tell, if he is why you'll live
like iads, won't ysus1 But what's his
name 2
! The old lady ssutiosisy vas new reused
to the highest pacA.
! Henry Macon
Macon, Macon Why, wasn't that yCul
name before you were married =
Ii was
Then he's oqnneetion, is he
HE'S II n
u Du tell. il he:is then 2 Not cousin
T. hope l never did think much Of mar
S.Fiages between ceasins
Henry is not ang cousin
Il He isn't Ma your cousin But wha
connection IS he, shen, du tell. now 3
He i mg yos Sgest brother
Ifever there wss rapid progress made i
sewing and Knitting BY any circle Of ladies
it was BY those lomposing this society 70
the next fifteen ginutcs Not a word va
uttered. not an ese raised Had the latte
i been done, and t:,e reguish and expressly
glances which passed between Mrs an
The minister. wi,o. hnobserved had stood 0
the threshold silent spectator and curiou
J hearer, perhaps, bind you, we only say PEI
laps, they NIGH. have guessed more eerrec
ly the name, chprapter standing and profe
sion Of the widSw's beau
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go I7i1 n HTTVITFutx "a :
lst rsascnsble terms.
l uoald Be saasraroud 10, a. N. form
fxiravagans ne EsPNFr the many adyan-
res our Churn has ever lihers. We viii
nply state thar with cns Ecvem-rts kul,er
BE produced ron pels ii frem ! 10 I
isutes, ana loE1 itvsh . ~ III milk in from
10 " inmates, lne MIA lit Tor table use
ereaffer.
Bv he peeuliarlforu Of eenA nh. 1..h
the butter = rehlFsily see8n and gathe red
tmsss, requiring 90 addtton o,her thar
mer. usual seasoning Of Sc o'A' 'n
Dur Churn Apparatus i alsd All. 49,,
t9f tne pfodueipx y g ~ trOthing OF
r, &c, ana 70 40 Is IA Faiusble 10
Fhe Cham is sinple cheap and ME Il enu.
! ,etion. and can Be operated By .; ~ :,
years Of ags IN a word the hon needs
~ 10 be tried y prove ia gfe senpr,I
hliiy.
Circulars viii ke furnished In ,haw.
II drawings and giving ceseTiptonvs ch,,rn
persons desiring farher informal fsh,,n.
/ rights, Ei.l sdares. pesags paid.
II HARRISON s GALLkp
III Care qfJbhn 3 Gal
.,,s,, az. .o.v wa'Aid D c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20
Copartnership NoticS
Oceans:

Oh there is q dream Clearly youth,
Ard Il never eruies again;
,'Tis vision Of light. hhd life. and truth,
That fits across the b,ain
And love is the theme ofthal early dream
So wild. 50 wEm. 70 new.
That in all alter Fears deem
That early dream We sue.
And there is 4 dreamiof maiurer years,
Mere turbulent by far;
IT'S vision Of hood and wnman's tears,
For the theme Of that dream is War.
And we toll in TIE field Of danger aud death I,
And shout in the battle array.
Till We find that fame is body less breath,
Tina: vanishcth sw ay.
And there i dream of hoary age.
To vision oi God IN store;
or sums noted down. On the figured page,
To be eonat-d DER and DER.
And We fondly trust III our gliitering dust.
Asa refuge from grief aud pam,
Tilt oar limbs are laid on that iastdark bed,
Where the wealth ofihe world is vaia.
And is il thus. from mans birth TO his grave.
Ia the path wAich44ll are trcading.
i there nanght IN that long career 70 save
From reinorse or self upbraidngs
Oh. yes, there's dream pure, 50 bright,
That the being TO whom il is given
Hath bathed in sea u living light,
And the theme Of that dream i, HEAVEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

- There WAS once an cid mas sss!L Sc.
ilsved that what Was . Be, woul4 bsSs siis
lived IN Missouri. and Was once gsiak nnt
tire region Infested a. that tine lyS ~ !
savage Indians He always toek liz ghti
with him, but this time hefeund tha&schs
Of the family had takeHit cut. AshsSodld
not 20 without il, his friends taunts4 lin
saying there was no danger of tie Is1liahs
that be would net die till his tina -
how yea, says the cid fellow. hut ~
pose Was to meet an Indian and hss IN
was come, i would net % net tot hsss
nv gun /,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20
no! FOR CALIFORNIA.

Messrs. DANIEL l7Rooks, Jr., GEORGE CLUM,
JoHS BURKE, JAcoB MILLER, and EDwAKD
FouKE, left this place % Wednesday last, the
5th inst, for Mama, Missouri. where they
win join Mr. JonN II. KEELER, who left this
place about four weeks since, thence 10 the
land Of gold BY the Overland route. where they
purpose taking drove Of stock. We wish
them abundant success in their peregrinatiQn..
Shepherdstoscn Register.