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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
aIa By Royal Letters Patent,
THE. HYDR ON AGEN,
OR, r.tIa'.sl
WATER. PROOF, ANTI-CONS UMPTIVE
CORK SOLHS.
MANUPACTuRE ny
Haroourt, Bradley s. Co,


Principal Warehouse, ZOE Mood SrtrL Cheap.
Sdc, London, Enghad. american EstubiiSh.
msmis, 50 Ann street and iO2 Nassau ST., NeIO
York, u. y. U#
THE Hyd omagsuis valuable discover for protect
Ing the ceI WU damp or cold, aud the eOTc preventive
al nl.ny luUs diseases, eitoHt dosioFing haiereT
The iydTOmas zen ia the OTn sole, and worn inside
the brOtOr shUe. lIs bCtiedifd Character 10 power iu
RnlldUlo 10 disease
For gentlemen II viii be found agreeable, warm, aud
healthy to wear the coldes % lOiulesl weather. as tile
Loot COUuOt becOme vet the ydl Oma.en Is inserted
Ladies may weaJ tic lgleSl sUed boots or shoes IN The
most inc'emieht weather with impunty while COnsump-
lion, 80 prevalent RnOng The young oil COuI try, may
be hwated bg thel general adoption, they entirely SUI
lecede oVeTShUeN, the a!lgr cause tho feet 10 pei
spTe in very unhealthy mlnnsI and, besides, are
DANCE wear to pedestrians In icy weather like India
rubber WlHle tho latter cause lie leel 10 appear CX-
tcInely largo tue HydIOmagen, being mere thin slice OF
corr pTclS'cd peculiarly placed Inside, docs
Tie size ul the boot orcHtss Tie lot 70 appear unIdy
10 Children they are extremely valuable as they en-.
iage In exercise with comfort and healthy elects. Their
expense Is so sushls TO Scace need meutOmj besides,
those WHO rau1ize them Will d their yearly dOeiors
6lits much dtlHiiFbSd Mrrsby. ID I'D i. ... .r Is RI
as The iydrOmnseni Is becoming more know It's sale
Inc easing 10 ali almost inciCdUie extent Last year In
London Manchester, birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow
Leeds, Dubln, talis, Antwerp Hamburger, and Berlin
our sales reached 7a2 45J pairs U cork sVs This year
tho number Will Tar suipass that. II. sd.
ASK the Faculty their opinion OF ier value az pre-
ventsuve lOr Coughs colds bronchitis asthma aud CON
Mems Size, PEI, pair. aa5eents
Ladies' do do 30
Boys q mlssos do %
NorcE-Ftnm the retail! pices we make ycly liberia!
allowance TO JObbers aud Who esuers, hat any store
keeper may make file profit On tlelr sale, While they
ae narllce that may he kept In any Sore among any
class vi goods. ... .....
.nus'. -, ia RCOuRT, BRAnLEY q Co.
sep 23m is Ann street, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY, CURED!
|LBT FACT SFEjki!
HAnaAINLLLl, AILrgheny COZ ML.l

' MAY lii, iSl2. 10
~ NtFsTS NoriiRSrF AioW2i 4y!peAl Sils-ln justice
To ia. iaulpOI's VugtIs lite IiINihc wish ~ iGIUm
you ILNt yas taken SICK Lie I'd day Of Jgpuary last,
wiI ~, utiCGOnu tie blOnaCn, bowes and kidneys le
y oltelded vs. OuT eucnt rhysclas 10y more lhdn
Two uUns--ai TO Iltte 81 no eileCt lHlsnne knOwb
uIsc lie gcIt Nltue m UsmliOns Ileture, roni OEo
DvtIlo vt my vito lad taken Two years since. rgi
cam tie conclusion that would take no more mo
diohe hOpl my ply sCigns, but The iclue anu an
haupy 10 iEiu IyU that Had lot taEcnlt lwO u0Ys be-
O'e iHAueuCe upon NV $50 ace ! LSyc
CUulned usipS lbr lnUIuc and am LON able TO my
Onnlj aud UH cal aly common die w!iLpul lHyCL lHcoC
VcnCme OF p esAuit TN my stomach. lr.r
Tie aiitcd, their IrieuLs, are daily visiting me,
To learn OF lie there is nI'A9 "IIHtuie' Of
llanltUuS, o.. ft.'.-. a. ~. . -.-, .I.., ...,t..
IuH Get Send You several cer,ihcatesin few dsys-
one csfcCalIy hOta yot.E lady Wild lad tten coiHG6d
to hsr iOO iGr ~ monts, viii dl>case Of tic head, tt
irctns lie III ain -
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Mems Size, per pair, 30 cents.
I.odIeH do do ~
$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People

MAGNrYlcENr ENrgRrRlSE. LIBERAL, EatIrAnLE
AND CERTAIN,
WhItchur't'A DhgucrreOlype EnIHrpriSe!!!
I H. wHlTEHURST has decided TO Trustees IN trust
Tor the benefit Of tile shaIellOdes In the above
leTmiLo $50 900 worth vi real and eStRte 10 be
disposed Of among the holders OF shares at the earliest
Isi bic date alleT the sale oil the shares The CeTti
Gates "a each, which entities The holder TO equta
bic share IN the within ramed magnificent collection Of
real and pcTson property also, Ia OF WldehusCs
50 WUId's Fair Premium Dasuereotypes fseIl or friend
Sny lime when when the certificate Is presented at ci
IheI OF ms GaleIie IL $3.50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

,un STILL TIE TURKll i.ri
UNDERLINED has Just opened the hest Fanlalon
tNer offered TO the weed lOvlns pOTtl0nOl Wheel
j. ~. RHODES. agent.
| OppGF bound Faint brushes, Just Teeevedbys ta!
F' J. h VOWRLb, ~ unlonh 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

nNHE Union Liue Packets leaving regularly on the arrI.
valOtthe cars, all bills Olading must be on board be-
l0e O'Clock. p. N. The Liu0 will not be responsible
furte eveTy any goods and will not pay or cWeC
charges on any goods Tor which bills OF l0ding are moi Oh
board Tic boats before tEsr departure. marSI-if
JTiRGiNlA t-ono Circuit Court. November 9th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

CINCINNATI Market. o
SEPT. 2S,-- Flour dull nj O,40aG,76. Whisky
dun, no sales Provisions duh, no sales. hlo-
laSSes Is lalS. Cheese 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

The fact that this TTOpeityis decided 10 Trustees IN
trust rcSents Of tie nisiict OF COluIbia Tor the ben
eft OF tho sareLOldeIs every shareholder receiving
nagucri eOypC worth Of the very finest quality,
elegantly casei Ito ugh character and position OF those
Trustees, and Tue grCut and extended eruallunHd bust
ueSs nj Mr. WilehuTst, lie deems sufficient qua 1ntieS
hal oSery promise OF this will he prompt
~ aud uiihruy performed, the pictures to lie taken
will be distributed among many Galleries capable Of pro-
duciug 800 piou per diem Not more than MY thou
sand tic Rets will be sold.
J.FN;H ElsON, Sole agent Nr Wheeling,
5000 or .I... at his Music StUre, l..
ie?3l3nl 100 Main street.
[Argus and Gazette copY.l ,. .r.r
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G. g. Kirk and WIN. r Riley, washington, D. G


BALTIMORE, eos Market street. ID ~ ..
WASHINGTON, ID. T., Pennsylvania Avenue.
a. RICH dOND, YRs1T Main street.
LII. WILMINGTON, y. G., Fayetteville street.
NORFOLK. Va, Main do
LYNGHHURG, Va, MNin .# u o.. do
PErERSBDRG, Va, Sycamore do
Also, Arrangements been made with The following
ce oUIatod ae les to redeem the certificates, VIA
a. Z PARRTRIDuU, No, 80 MonIoest. Wheeling Va.
J., GURNkYiS lALLkRY, No, $40 broadway, N. Y.
DC. COLLINS " Co.'s GALLERIEsi
Philadelphia, Pa, 1865 Chestnut st Pada, 100 Chestnut
sli Springfield, Macs, Main sueeti Westheiu,
M . Mass Collins buildings, ~ ... .
One superior Farm, near NOrIOk, Va valued az 81 OUU
one splendid three story btiCh House aud LOl III
.EeoIgevwn d. % ON I'd street, second door . a.,
One House and lot In Georgetown, d. e., on the
corner VI SecOuh and frederick sts. ., :. a OrO
Que eeglll House aud LOT In Washington D. u .,o
On elegant fblse aid Lol in Washington. +. O.,
on FStIeet'| -. :. ~ ~ 80. - 900
Que House ahtl Lot IN Portsmouth, Va, on Court
ST adjoining Town Hall, SOO
'gSJjsRcb a. - 500
one Lot in Washington ID. C. ohSeventh ST.. 500
RiSo P.ahOs $500 each a. q l F4 Pei U 4 COO
Fiuy splemdd Gold Lever Wstehesat SiO0 o. . 900
Twenty six massive Silver Pitchers at 90 % / 800
Twenty do do CUOs at ~ 90 2jO
Fomi Diamond Rings al M .... 20 10 ISL
Nineteen heavy GOld Chains at 80 80 Cl 6lo
Twenty Silver GOblets at 20 UO iVO
Finy fine ladies' Bracelets, at 90 % 700
Fifty fine Brraslpius, at 10 - 90
ono hnIdTc Iuo Gold Pencils, at IA, co 90 700
one hIIldlcd llc POItmONnaCs, at . W . 900
one hlhLIet hi6 Gard Cates,at 10 Oh 0UJ
Five Iundi ell tino Heavy Gold Rings, at .3 no 900
Ore hand cd splcrdid Golu Loo kels 10 90 600
Three IIiUus md Annals. at fl.N 40 900
Que thousand Photographic UT Journals 6OO
.'a1 sA NJ ' "' -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

ORLHNCHHURU, VA. VIZ
-lE All. y. ~ H. WA, RANKIN, agent
", streets, .a -..r'-a e5l-r Isl s,s .I..' y,
iOn4;iy Wheeling, YU, !.
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'''''' ' '"' u u Iasd a507V y. wgllAlL.
2. eye ysss ne cue lear him s apq'af

etter iUiIl.e cbnVr; ia t'"i''. Y'''''u .f- wa
bARUELsYILrE, AncEhany CO., Sd.
.a ttrF. grE.s I8 UutUhGt u! lSO<, wa.
NsssTs Mortimer d. Moicbra ~ bsarSi 81 a am harry to
nIurI sou lial this day hEls To the enjoyment OF
gooA health, hy the Vi your Hsmp,uns Tclue and
lilo Of God. eIIbeu to pursue my Laly
syocoiiUns as usual and lave cat desire that lilo
afflicted should Ow the great curative powers VI tho
fgs ain, with respect yours,
CB-URll AMI get Pamphlets aud zee the cues OF
coughs, 81 OnchIIs, Ricumla Ism, Liver COmpSin aLd
ScIOlhU Ri. .s... .H ....a. ~. ..... 'a...
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CoMMissloNrRS or1tcr,

NOtice.The parties interested In the matters OF the
foregoing decree are hereby notified that have appointed
Thursday The 2S o. September, 1851 at my office In tho
viii ~ ooesd to take tho account directed by tho said do
cree. And do equro the production before mo OF all
such papers, books vouchers and proofs, may be me-
cessaTy 10 the proper taking OF said accounts
.rf'. t.- "a I.. GIBSON l.. ORANMRR,
aug2S Master commissioner In chArceTy.
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White Wheat Extra Family Flour, SC.
THE subscriber has Just received OH sale +.
~ harreis Loekwood's Extra Flour;
so do FTaEers do
20 q do do extra Family Flour,
isI4 A. RIDGRLR
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REV. VERNON ESKRlDGE, u. S. n,

ID. REV, VERNON ESkRIDGE,. U. $. ~,
fysy5.. d. PnRIsAouTn, Va, Aug. is, 1851.
M, j, Il. l0ubh7 Dear SiT; While am, III general,
opposed 10 patent Hcdcner, candOur COnlclS Iup, 70
STATE inat have great cOnhdiyCe IN virtues OF aWlv
TOMS vegetable llncuIc. For seSeial nontis past
vc used IL Hniy aOiyI and M dsepsa, Joss Of a. pc
uIu diEtless, ara general hsoiht3 VIM enite SGceess
So far as my experience eXtChd tetclOe, take pleas
uro In accommodating II OthC Sfcteda 'uro and EN-
Gent remedy, 'li ''i .Hil ~. trs E4i o
.sa..t SEQ ;.lli1II, liVi.RNUN ESKREDGE, r-.r.'
."lEHaF ci 50 .s-.i ..IiSCha, lun u. $, Navy.
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CALENDAR roR lasA

SEprE S n. 6UT06EE, =
!: =. = = =, ~ " saiskfrS az
% ii rs fSIi}f lS biz "a 70 IIIS q &
Is 3 y isalss & ssssss g & e. g
NOVEMBHR, i' DEcEMBRR
. Z 4 ! ,S iiI's e
20 e g e. IS g E sS,sS 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

MEDICAL =
I UaptRin Can6t,l


sL.s tins HRRli DssiCnE. OELEBRAThp tWolHga1 gtr
talJRkYiGt ~ lhal(.k IN lAFRIGAMSL4RBRt tgs
4lasailEa f.lU GOT HunRnlY ij aiUk KEl Oh 10
Eamptons Vegetable TinoturO9 tsnH
(siApIAiN bioihei ASa Otg SkeeuIhs AttsA.
NJ lppl Ygi 1lepJ, aud - tVw @sdiee'' 81 Gli, oliAO
Wssxtlsst nom islsr w,ilioHte Sir. stotkbpdss, 7
Of Fountain HOiei BALTIMORE The letter slUGIdIe
iea!l doeseTsllt 20 tpe bead hsartVt The
Captain II ali WHO lave been Cuted ths TnrlUi4Gf
liuinptVnB would thus speak 0lti many Tow hlGetng
might belnuucedtOtry this EIeat 6hedg
'haVns called on Inc on The Ip o. arTlli 1ud seen ne
pTOstrated on my btdt usclcAB In all my ihbt cali
vreClRe nearly RswCli ytrlf tile prompt Teus lIe-
CGiNed Om HOlnliOns Vegetable TiGclu.e. aIl htlg
''Iiis really WpttytLIs should not be OppTOvrA
by medical nepu and lhrnli aCh drugs ltAhOul Aldiql
tue imputHIVulhe Ceene,Ny give IostcrlpePH,a-
ions lmyeli. WHO. wa Hlwasa u LOsCl patented
seCil, luUN LID lplclqc With Icrlalce, aud WtbnuI
tUnrdcE,en n aLd ~ was only Though your LslnteT-
pslcd, lusui ItgLnhnIalions, aud my crical sltua
lion, thai mo utIy this ready bcneliGAl yesota
bic I'iNCtWc. .t-s e. 4ft.traAl
You may inform MssSFs, MOrtmty4' hWLtsy thstihey
at ibety 10 make OF my iame IN Tue support Vi
tile good effects Of ln Hamptols Vegetable llhctuc, as
Rheumatism, Bndet tropics tClm3tes, and OF
T!eal9 lG' lodcl duration, have Only uteu lhles Dol
ties and hiltai sven the dgounCu pats OF my hands
are Ielinms o1hoiT lolet natural aud lPlr Hpleal
lire. ~ ~
have beeuNdeT ths trcauiCnt OF several phYslcpls
Ssoi while III New iOlhi having tried tile Thomps0nla
dnl Homeopathic IeWCles, Ier having been mcnlei
wit EhiVam6 tUd and arOntc balS, and nun
lICds Vi internal aid external medicines, Ill ~ no effect
SG'r SOAR Uwed by this "Hspptons Vegetable Tine.
luic only. '
IhsIiOrc, my dear sir, accept oil tic assurance Of my
Glttitude ard believe Tie you well wtshnr.
-HlI E.T.I1itlG y II. 10 TuOE. CANOT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-20

But women will show their feelings, and
with all her effort at calmness and indiffsr.
ence, the tell.tale blood as it flies into her
face. or rushes back to her heart, leaving
her white as marble. diseloses the strug-
gle that is heaving her bosom. She has
not played for FIVE or six minutes; her
head has rested on her hand, and her
ivory arm as it stands up there has been
glanced at even by those who seem to be
engrossed in the gamo. She plays again
and loses, and now she has placed her
hand quietly on her forehead. as if ii
ached. 1t was for moment only; she
recovered and instantly threw out double
her usual stakes, and saw them swsp,
away without sigh. 1t was exciting to
see her. Involuntarily my sympathies
were with her, and was wishing that she
might be the winner every throw she made
Who was she? Nobody but gay, ruin.
ed. wretched woman; one of the thou.
sands thronging these watering places
bankrupt in fortune and reputation; the
least of their vices is gambling. and if the
love of money was the worst of theil
passions. they would be pure. as they are
beautiful. With the dukes and duchesses
the lords and ladies', the sharpers, black
legs and pedlers Of all sorts, and Jewellers
who resort in summer time to these foun
tains OF health and pleasure, como these
gay women, and as they roll through ..ht
streets in their splendid carriages, or sal
into the ballroom at midnight, you Nigh
mistake them for the greatest ladies Of th'
land. "Neyer buy book, buy the cover
said my Irish ooachman at Dublin. an,
the advice is quite as good in Germany.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-20
JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,s
M lE u &c AL ID EPOT.

A FULL supply Of the following celebrated
II Medicines for sale at Kirkbride's Medical
Depot: Jayne's Expectorant, Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminative Baisam. Jayne's Vermifuge,
Jayne's Sanative Pills Jaynes Ague Pills, Jayne's
Hair. Tonic. ROGERS Liyerwort and Tar.
TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla. BRANT'S Pulmo.
nary Balsam. Brant's Purifying Extract. BRAN.
DREDTH'S Pills. McLANE'S Liver Pills
SELLERS Liver Pills, Sellers Imperial Cough
Syrup, Sellers Vermifuge. FREY.S vermifuee.
RAILWAYS Ready Relief. Railways Renov at.
ing Resolvent, Railways Medicated Soap, Rad.
ways Circassian Balm. FITCH'S Abdominal
Supporters, Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Fitch . Pull.
monsry Balsam. Fitch's Pectoral Expectorant,
Fitch's Depurative Syrup. Fitchs Pills, Liniment,
Ointment, &c, Sc. WALLACE'S Galvsnic
Fluid, Wallace's Galvanic Salve BRYAN, IS
Pulmonic Waiers. M'ALISTERsS Ointment.
Mexican Mustang Linment. HOOFLAND'S
German Bitters. LOUDON'S Female Elixir.
Loudon's Remedy for Piles. Loud on : Ague Pills,
Loudon's Indian Sanatiye Pills, .Louddn,s All.
Healing Salve, Loudon's Cherokee Liniment
Loudon's Indian Expectorant, Loudon, : Hair To.
mic, Loudon's Tonic Vermifuge AYERS Cher
ry Pectoral. FARRELL'S Arabian Liniment
boxes German Soap, do Oleine Oxide Soap
Also the usual variety of other Patent Medicines
Call and get an Almanac gratis. Mar l. &
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
MILL HING,
- AND fs1
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT
3I9, 32I, 323 Liberty Street,

MILL HING, 3
AND sfff.s'
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT,
319, 32I, 323 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE SMITHFIELD ST., ,s,.t
a-,-s .a PITTSBURGH. PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen.
orally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock, of my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always OH
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill Spindles, Mill
Irons, Mill and Regulating Sore ws, Picks, Screen
Wire. Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Provers,
Leather Betting. Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes. Metal Eye pieces for the Runner, SUI
perior article, McConnell's Patent Driver, SIM
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand Also, LuI's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, All
legheny City, (Which turn out daily over 700 bbls
-four and in 600 other mills in the west. Thew
give general satisfaction, and are warranted "a
| clean we'll We annex a certificate from one oil
the largest mills in the west, and refer to OIL,
handbills for particulars:
PITTSBURGH, June 20, 1852. =
| w. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr. Smu
! Machines; they work to our entire salts action
and they durable, not liable to get out of or
der, and we consider them the best machines nov
| in use. +fs WILMARTH g. NOBLE.
| All orders promptly attended to. 4s.,7,-,t
w. w. WALLACE, 3l9 Liberty ST..
! dec IA Pittsburgh, Pa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-20
FARMERS GIRLS.

-
Up in the early morning.
Bust atthe peep Of day,
,ssSirai1ing the milk in the dairy, q
Turning thu cows away
sNn Sweeping the A,or in the kitchen;
Making the beds up stairs,
= g. Washing the breakfast dishes,
Dusting the parlor chairs.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry,
Hunting for eggs at the barn,
Cleaning The turnips for dinner,
rs.. Spinning the stocking yarn
20 Spreading the whitening linen
ees.ss Down on the bushes below,
- Ransacklng every meadow
~ Where the red Strawberries grow.
Starching The '.6xings' for Sunday.
Chuning the snowy cream.
aas Rinsing the pals and straner
Down in the running stream
Feeding the geese and turkeys,
~ss..s7 Making the pumpkin pies.
40 Jogging the little ones cradle,
49, Driving away the flies.
Grace il every motion,
Music in every tone, ~
Beauty of form and feature
sS Thousands might covert to own
Cheeks that rival spring roses.
Teeth the wkitest Of pearls;
One of these country maids are worth
A score of your city girls
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The Broken.Hearted,

About two years ago, Itook up my resi-
denco for few weeks in Q country vii.
lage, in the eastern part of New England.
Soon after my arrival, became acquaint.
ed with a young lady, apparently about
seventeen years of age. She had Lost
the idol of her hearts puress love. and
the shadows Of deep and holy memories
were resting like the wing of death upon
her brow.
/ first met her in the presence Of the
mir,hful. She was, indeed, creature TO
be admired; her brow was garlanded by
the young year's sweetest flowers, and
her sunny tresses were hanging bsauti-
fully and low upon her bosom; and she
moved through the crowd with such float
ing, unearthly grace, that the bewildsred d
gazer looked almost to see her fade away
into the air, like the creation of pleas.
ant dream. She seemed cheerful and
even gay; yet saw that her gaiety was
but the mockery Of her feelings. She
smiled, but there was something in her
smile which iold me that its mournlul
beauty was but the bright reflection of q
tear; aud her eyelids at times passsd
heavily down. as if struggling to repress
the tide Of agony that was bursting up
from her hearts secret urn. She looked
as if she could have left the scene ol
festiyity, and gone out beneath the quiet
stars, and laid her forehead down upon
the fresh, green earth, and poured oul
her stricken soul, gush after gush, till ii
mingled with the eternal fountain OF purity
and life.
/ have lately heard that she young lady
of whom have spoken, is dead. The
close Of her life was calm rs the falling Of
"a quiet stream; gentle as the sinking o
the breeze, that fingers for time round
bad of withered roses, and then dies
for very sweetness.
III cannot be that earth is mans only
abiding place. 1t cannot be that our life
lie a bubble. cast up by the ocean o
eternity 10 float moment upon its sur
face, and then sink into nothingness ant
darkness foreyer. Else, why Is il that tbs
high and glorious aspirations which LEAF
like angels from the temple Of our hearts
are forever wandering abroad, unsaiisied'
Why is il that the rainbow and ths cloue
come over US with q beauty that is not o
earth, aud: then pass off and leave US Il
muse on their faded loyeliness! Why il
it that the stars. which hold their festiya
around the midnight throne, are set aboy,
shs grasp of our limited faculties, ant
forever mocking Us with their unapproaoha
BILE glory! And, finally, why is it iha
bright forms of human beauty are pre-
sented 10 the view. and then taken from
us, leaving the thousand streams Of III,
affections. tosfow back in the pine torrsn
upon our heartsl
We are born for a higher destiny thar
that of earth. There is.R realm wher
the rainbow never fades; where the star
will be spread out before us like the island
that slumber on the ocean, and wher
the beautiful beings that here pass befor
us like visions. will stay in our presenc
Iforeyer.--G. D. Prentice. &