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Valuable Property for Sale. !

,.j& :. Valuable Property for Sale. Z ~ s-z~
WIZ be sold at public sale, Saturday the I'd Of
eusly at private saeland Jno Powell is authorised 50
ACRES situated about IA miles north East Of Raleigh near
Eagle Rock The said Land is in fine cultivation
and the soil is of the most superior quality
There is an excellent DWELLING HOUSE on the prem.
Ises together with the necessary ouhouses The dwell
modious rooms. o. ~
TERMS made known on day of sale >.-----s-
FTr n Do 7 =
Wake Co. Oct. ID, 1854. - = s9Ntf r.
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Florida Elections.

CHARLESTON, Oct 81. Maxwell, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has, according to the off,
cial returns, 1850 majority. vote has been given
adverse to removing the seat of government. q
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nELLow FEVER, SOUTH. The fever was abating
Slst ''SO'' VA ''''
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG.
" T1ON. / will sell at public auction, Tuesday, 5th
Dec next at IL o'clock A NJ, that valuable of land
Of about known Point Peter, situated in the
Town of Wilmington on the Point. between the two
branches of the Cape Fear River at their junction. z
There is upon the property Steam Saw MILL ready for
capable of saving feet of lumber per day. with
all necessary out buildings for laborers workshops Office,
and sheds; the location being the most desirable in
the vicinity of the town. 1t has large River of
1900 feet improved with wharves ready use and any
required depth of water extensive Timber PENS
bracing every facility and convenience. - i's.s-f
The place is also well adapted the construction of Ma
rine Railway, Ship Yard, Coal Depot ~ y =.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as parties
wishing to purchase will of examine the premises
Terms made known at sale. ~ +<-f - -
NJ. CROWLEY, Auct
In the meantime private bids will be received if desra
ble or further particulars furnished by .
Oct. 81 1854. - e9ets
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N0TICE

All persons indebted for operations performed at the
of DR. W. R. Scott during the present year.
respectfully requested to call and settle with the under
signed immediately who will tender them their
duly receipted. 81 r., ~. .
L. s. PERRY,
Raleigh, Nov. 1, 1854 81 Surviving partner.
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BOARD FOR MEMBERS.

BOARD FOR MEMBERS. - -
gNHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
board and lodgings for few members of the Le9sla
ture at q so per day Gentlemen of quiet habits Would
Nov. q 1854. q "~~~-%&s " o. ~
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RaLz1eH, Nov. 3, 1854.

RALEIGH, Nov. 3, 1884,
Dr. L. g. PERRY Surgeon Dentist, s.a - ~ 80
SR It affords pleasure to state that have often
heard our late friend DR.. VIM R. Scott with whom your
were associated business speak Of your full and CORRECT
knowledge of the theory of Dental Surgery and express
his great satisfaction with the operations and work which,
during the present year. you performed under his eye
Know he was perfectly willing to leave the Office under
your charge and forward the day when he should
retire the practice of hls profession and leave biz
successor. - Z -, -. -
hope you viii continue business, feel confident
that you win satisfaction to all who require
- : = - i .- Very respectfully, ,..r-za
.r-a-sl.- r.. ...t.sfa. -5s..' WIN. j. CLARKE.
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LIS. PERRY,
nENTAL SURGEON.

THARTNER of and successor to, the late DR.. William K
his partner viii continue the business and hopes BY
the confidence Of all who may favor hn with their pat
ronage.- t s,.t. -a-a.s -lfsatsEs5 .s. r sssst. !
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d.ARRIED.

On wednesday, e5th oeso6ef at O'Clock, p d, By q.
w Gee ESQ., NJ ErabtrN Ser to Miss Nancy, dangnseF
of William Headen, all of Chatham c6uhty.
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Messrs A. GUM, and others, Com. -ss.


INDIAN Town. N G. Sep, 10th 1854.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the 2nd inst infor-
ming that the citizens of Caswell Co., irrespec-
tive of party, propose to give public dinner on the
28th inst, complimentary to their fellow citizen and
representative, the Hon John Kerr and kindly invit-
ing me to be present the OCCASION was only this
day received, and hasten to express to you the
deep regret feel in being compelled to deny myself
the qualification I should enjoy in being with you
on so interesting occasion. =. .s5-..,s.
1t was my good fortune to hear the speech deliv-
cred by Mr.. Kerr, in the House of Representatives
to which you allude, and trust may be permitted
to say that the sentiments which he aYowed on that
occasion were such as must ever meet with ready
response from all true and patriotic Carolinians and
such as should justly entte him to the highest ap-
probation of his constituents = = , % : ~ Z ::
Again expressing my regret at the necessity which
compes me to decline your polite invitation nee
essity growing out of sickness in my family, and
urgent professional engagements, and rendering you
my cordial thanks for your kindness,
,..... am, very respectfully, ..s5...- ~
your obedient servant
sE.a-i Fl. M SHAW.
Messrs A GUM, and others, Com 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

THE BEST A Nd CHBAPESt STOCK
OF Spring Goods In the city OF Wheeling may % found
.NJIAt J9Gs. AhBItly's, No. 186 Main et. q
nUd anc0 Om0s all tho Dry Good stoTes h, tho oityShe
baS seccted and opening eh9loe and elesant as
soHet O Goods suitable for the SprlRg embracing eve
" style and quality OF staple, fancy Atd substont lb
ca Bultabeor ladies', gen lemeu's or nlahrs wear all
NJ Which b, ofe,s az reduced pIieeq Deternpedo @"
little obeaper than tile cheapfst no respectfully Invites his
tieda khi tile public GenoToy TO call and examine "be
ieliOTeaslnB elsewhere" No trouble 10 chow goods
aud eSs to Hellthem Call and seeqtl fyf
V' JIG. HEFTLY'S, Malntt.
feb25dt corner MartUt alley.
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N .NLBEll q
slF EllaI
PandlaIa1lIl othel.


HCG1Q dllC944Vlttt ttt4J4StQ Qg444llf ~ 81
~ nfti filotatsJ Rotr. Aud d tnte s1.s
Il or,ilv Il
D. "a 81 IN W .St ROO t3fl 9H VIZ
y 45NifIs y isl, r. X 7. 4, ~ n iotosf
RRFRR9 TO- t' ~
- a. 3 efIs-t fsn,dh9 a. ry1ista as1ita eftef3t
P9R B6S6o & eona. q Ii. f.4
-sf - fSfq r. iitf8 i III ~ % tntIIr 0fiN ti9t
~ III 4 X n ~ f4fs q. ~, ~
,baIIHS. n y TN 4 h ,Ba ~ 4 a.sgl i6i8
am, Rlaly, = =, N & n gabki M iiiiti
e eplRps
siii'a- IA, Z, q, ~ tllgle - s3tt qitfql
tNSi ~ n " iF " l6s dR 89y
Tl.t' 81 \ I. u "a Az /,
tN Az fAlllt "A q z ~ lsiq. 90 N l'i1il
tstll ~ -.eys 4. n n u X X Mslll w y, y, y,
iih. s,isl " 9a
let.PI stllsl q, ,ec ia clHeiniaiif g.
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90 CASKS Grand Bank Goldfish, large and AT, Just re-
~ cetVed and for sale by - ,,,,,y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
Bor IIallImOroI Vyaehlngloq. FhilRdelRhla
aud New OFk
I. g
e44esf tbTo9I5i T5iII6 fof the ban.


Great thfousl i Line fof the East,
tTNHR baltimore aid Ohio Rsil Road from MheellnEto
BaltlmOrsi aud cOnteouue Win tie W tsilnBton
BTanCh Rail Road Al tho called Tho Relay
House miles nom Baltimore aud wish ll9 Padel'
phIa WilmngtOnOnd BuitnO!e Rail Road 10 philadelphia.
Tho great unnels upon Tie line are now and
the Whole road 10 n o condition. p eaenDg one Of the
most pltturetqu and romantic rOnles lnthe world
The nav and splendid steamers oIthe Union i.ne nom
louisville and Cincinnati connect With tFs road 81 Wheel
lng ana through tickets from these places TO Baltimore,
Wasinslon Phlladepisi Ne may be had ol The aE,pSI
or on tie boats. fi,HH
TheeXINeSs talnleavss wheellngd9 At o'clock
NJ (NVheeling tnl9l aud arrives AZ Gumhoflanp (S0l
lnesJ Il and wlug two hours thoTo, ives IN
baltimore C8O miies,) at .M the next morning. ma
King Tie passage through IN about 20 louISj Including al
StOrrages, r
az ogsage checked through to any EASTERN loinia
tsttfStt - y e. ~
PnsAenecrs aud bd s. arc lo io eer9 Tor
WeshIpqion at the JncllO and for Philadelphia a. Bal-
tinOre, without extra change reveeT1 ets allowed am.
ue tlne aud Opportunity at ell pOnis TO pef meals
TlTongh tickets nom Wheeling 10 Baltimore, (wlth
privilege OTIyng over anywhere on te oule,( S 6Qio
WashInaton 80 90 to Philadelphia 9lo-io hV had on
buatd tile OF the Union Line on the Ohio a. OF
riiis may WWa Parker. Cent. Smut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
-REAlOVAI

an WHOLESALE Oh REgAlL,
lust teee,yed,-a large lot Of suPsdSr BiSa turned
d GTihdslOneS, ~.
sizes very best Marietta sharp grit for either
wet or dry aTindng which Will be hung U deAted on IA
tent friction rollers at short nO!lce aud AZ
deco R0llANlS marble yard, W !lsIkel ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

HlGALY 11IFphEANT,
RIRLSON'S Premium Chlnese Luslytl WhahiHg FIlid1
IN The Sreatest lproveent yet seOVeTed, for e4yne
tho end expense IN washing snd House Clean.
whiter and soier han ihon N ble9ehed the gTaSs
WGRRANiE ED not 70 iljure tbs abrlt PyeTy lady may
satisfy herself on that Oipt BY sQA ple al Iotton
or Lneuiu The Fluid, ul strength, ior 24huuls which
will clearly show that n must bo puley harmess vixen
dilute with gallons OWAtorto ha'fB pint OF huid.
The ChineSa washing fluid isWofih three times tile
linBle slSPenee which will for large 3mllY
Viaahing, which can be done " oES hQuTes I!Ill.
Manufactured and sold BY The OubtebeT, who haslatA
JAS. MELLOR,
Augq 4s No. %, UnionSt,, Wheeling, Va.
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nO-pARnNRRsHlP.

sl aCo-PAR1NE EBs !, o,sas
fTNHR haze ILLS day entered Into plEuAahp
i iO the pati6to ortra etig tCgnr aid FOf-
wStding buSnesS, under The tlyle Of GO4OQ, silewH
& Co., SOetG ebthAte OF Tile butiue the ialt
hrm. fst !lt * Con ltlNs
s,ss 80 jSSSS. y q ISSsI. INV EgS'
March ist. 1874 laj ldis6HFF 10 1Rr4f
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OosEaGEUeGBuAps s-.--G
TIiR undo tlgncd htto tlls eaylorned eo,partneT-
ship under iliO name aud tiylo O 8 O. Baker Il Cos pg
fin continue tie Beambol ggeIey ana boat Store hutS
hetslt The old stand, No. e3 W4leLalrest: ~
II s7Htlf 's7VffN IIs SO, BAKER, rs-i
anst 5s l-s,s ssiss si I0iiS LIST i-lfl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

IhStaatgn6sus Liquid Hail DIE.
mo those sbnfa hair dye that may be depended un-
il on we cancheeI null ieoOhend the above; The beat
OfeitY reference clnbo gigenas 70 i1l Dyer
eveIvthihF OF the Hlnd now i use For sale, Woleeao
and Teiai} BY ttni a a. LON.f n g yo.l n
InafSf Sole aF9ptt In city, )
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Tobaooo and OiRafsI - q.

tRemUYaI. -sicsess
NEcOLALLRNs q KNOX haze removed thflr Whslt.
I sals Steek e Boott dNa Skess, The tt@ o aleTy
f.,.,sNo, 113, BIaln Street,
Aiew bnldre0 North 6i'tho hoTehanta' & Noehlhiil'
bank, on t eide OF Tue stIeel and io1i s0plh
OF Wm ESeby'S dry GOOD eole.
aThanklu for The pair6pAse hofol0oTg offended % ~
9ouss, thiy 9Ip With lhel lerf1Pel lsll,
ties for doing business, tt6y eah oer 70 nefeddhts tI
lorindueOnSnla fpr buying th9n tsTrlolg. u 81
de26 MpCLdLLfSS q KNOX
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DaguerreOtypes,

M BSSRS. BBAMgR 6TURiON, having taken tho
IVL Rooms formerly occupied BY SIR L. TnTbeaod Dt'
guoTean Gallery. eoror Main ond Biddo slTessj Gen
tIe Wheeling, beg Leave 10 solicit shale oil patronage
from his friends and the public atlarso f.H W
They make ita rule not 10 let any pictures so out bit
w1nt ere satisfactory and W. u executed. itf idi
Goid aud Silver plating executed neatly 9lltl.tf
boTdeA ie here for sign painting Will DO attended 70
hN d. TnlinL & liInlhar. IN n, ~. -InIll- 3n
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ADAMS q COS Eixdresss
1854. 1854.

no PhYSlLlANS, DkuGGlo4b, CnhMIolo
VyHE undsrSFued is prepared 10 manuaoui 10 order
/ Flint Glass SyTngeA gialss and a other small Flint
Glass InsTument such a6 arc used BY and IN
using or dealing insuch ateeS ds he thnks he can fur
sh as good 40 article on as flV0Tt terms eau be oh
tsiDed eiseyyLeTe MM. MORGAN,
corner Sixth anil Zaiie stIeets,
o6tI4daygtG RaSi MhpellrE
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ROr Sun6gh

81 -,,,.,,l :, THR fast RUNNING BioiWoT Atephen
No. ~ hBnynrd, Bo0Tn Mater, having been
" SIlii reprinted aud re.deeotligds VIII leave
aWbeelipg for Sunh9h ard oll lrtefmedlste
bFor iToiEht or psssage eppyson bead, sop2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

LO-PARTNEttSHlP.
VIHE Aubscrbers have this day Into p4rneTehip
loT thJ puTpOte UltCansicting Comm Ssiona and eor
VaTdnE busness under tile Style Of Doane Cowgirl, ts
uceessOis to the lIms OF COWgill& AcSwQIds and a,
/ Doare Co. and solicit coiltlnuance OF tho business
60 'r --THs f3Nlf J.-OOWGlLL,l I'D
March 18Th 1854 ~ ID t.l5 MUS
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MnkinA

HB undersigned, having bought outthe entire oet Of
u O0dS belOUgiug 70 MetaTp. Rhoelert tlklnf AUr.
Chant 1allors, would beg cave 20 hoftho eflfehS of
Whseng and vicinity that 10 intends rylhVl oil ~
Meiehan Tailoring busnosa ihp same room formerly
occupied by AesAfo WhteleF z ltln, aud havli3 %
ained the SeTVieOY Of both or the former a
is pIela,sd 10 make up oi idS eJtty stlee q 1855
In The lhest slyO aud beat InI n at vory ahot nliiee
a9 59 Y SSgH 81 lIi6 q e En- S.fy ay BIS &
make room fohthO Spring Good. NOWle rae ebahc9
TO GET good cotng eheap. Tie viii WarTlht St6rJ et
10 bo 1a leedmmended OF n6talos allasb NhEal5 ~
tt Come one, como al, -. . f..4le ~ =
- ---1n And iHo ~ q call, -e. y. .-Ul.-.
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3ttt.s ~ !, - -. y -,
DISSuLCTlON.
TlIfiR bkTllefship ht5el0eTe tShtlnS nidsrto dWbf
mutual CONSENT y; y, ,SOhD0M.
March ts., 1854. J. u, AMER
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CENTRE WheelIng,

Centre Mheeting s''3a, IS
rs turning oui eyeTythl the way Of ppab, bolh
u l1ey and staple, a tue veti -lJW eBi prices
WSSTt now pieTpret % thoW isVs eiid in tu
helr vaflelyI Sllk ailnes TisSuos, striped dhd nld,
kmbTodetie4, nnnulaS, sumulqT RhaWlo, &o,tft y ~
Aiq good ptsOTtIent bf ovet, lvBelY, ana tll 9TH
or artlcles III out line, C9nuIierout 70 meht0h'
ceiiAdesyi RiVOr ua WitRatal. let9l q q
mr92 MeNAiR Il ltRRVRY. u
fhbLN tltbctcSV hgV,0SIt RlHW, auL entlgyrs
Vlsed edi0n, uttt'd "a vltt apS, pltlee opd Wtod.
en'H, : vol sv,. isd ie@ lNlbps tIih.
MA rs AM GAPS, ~. n +
ID eeelViIir daily, new OF hStt and capa whehl
III emtsllng cheaper Hanover
smrt6 ii +f9 J.iW. RHO MS scent.
"A, RiDGElY, produce all eonhiSt6h uioleLlhlj hlS
on haI d Ond lJT Sdle5 -i59atta rft ffha 1886 =
s1o sq. PotsIpes, Pink BYes and Hlpp AIs,hArqey,
"a huShe Clover SEED.
6ivehlhlaeaL 1 htYl.E ntlH
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a BAHlE .AsSOHI IEisNl ~, 5.t,it
~ p genta dress Hats peaIl and back lrusSa ITgra-
mri4 S. n. HARlER a. SON,
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Res,lsr CONNECTIONS S,o made a. Olayaaud with the
above Railroads. sPd at With lis above named
IS. q! 81 kRR 4 CO., AGENTS. Wh5eins. sa
AL9Xl DOYLE, Ia teili GtohtonVillRuQli Ala d
q sFJtlfsfHl I'D. DuRAND, Superintendent, = .5 !
tsb9gf'6a III 10 z. g g, X. III. .qlayslae:
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LOCI bottles Of LpIdtn'A ceiebIn,Sd Fanny Aedi-
UNJU cites Tie O.hy sgeuCy tnihe city
These aIo the best Family nj diihes now " psq being
perfectly SAFE aud viii cur used ding the diTee
iions J.'B. VOWELL, if.
ur2s 81 unlnn s'est asent
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NF ANUBA OEU 81 Cii iRI5iie l3iltbY oai fppl3
Itl hand. aud npkq % 9ldfI slide and ihnd lltlft,
Pisfny end iehllll 81 ef ~
slhs5Ni.h fis' oEt9sol sAall l'ta
fhit eslSbllshmtnt being inn dlAtely % ptD
and phlQ kiillesa Sl h9y4 ~ log
ahrFlng mdehitttf oOty llitp the t}cutt
aqGmleIllll. so. AayEl e iial bi 'E3tsi
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nitl aa1 iiHgMOHAL. nssl 5s.H .4E
TINRANZlIRIM & LuIZ have remNvel their Whoeeale
Liquor store iron tile Spliss House liuldlngs 70 NO.
30 Market Square, ueXtio Wm, hols AUCTION Room,
wher they VIII us heretofore ALWAYS on han19 STOCK
OF the btit Wines aud Liquors. AZ tle lOwt strrcee
anl dAn. --.. uL.. q fNANDllblM n. g -kMl9-..
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go N fNHIU IUNUE WUKE,If 1IIfT IU fT1tIV
MOTHER invoice Of 'Th plDress Gooasl such tslgIei
''Syss' sSss s''5'ls ~. u MOTTE &sBRo.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-15
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

and retreated from his murderous assault, until 1t
is certain that retreating cannot save you. SO
must society retreat and retreat from the shedding
Of blood, and try every other method, before Il
assumes the right to kill men.
But. II is said, Hanging the murderer will
deter others from crimeb Shall we take this
principlel Then why not torture the criminal 7
Why not impale him as they do in Algiers and
exhibit him in the face of heaven, wrthing with
agony2 Why not break him on the wheel, as they
did in France, until every bone in his body is bro
ken? 1t is claimed for the guilotine, that it kills
men with less pain than the gallows, and there
fore is better. The tendency is to lessen the pain
of executions, and to hide the spectacle of legal
killing, from which a monomania of blood may
break forth. 1t has been lately proposed to give
murderers chlorotorm before killing them, that
they may not feel the pain. When they began
to hide the gallows they gave up the claim that
the sight of an execution deters men from crime,
and confessed that II only depraves men and
breeds crime.
Experience shows that taking down the death
penalty for crime, lessons that crime. So II was
with forgery in England. Undue severity makes
the punishment uncertain, and thus encourages
crime. All trials of tho abolition Of the death
penalty as in Tuscany, Russia, Belgium, Mich
igan, have been successful, while hanging does not
prevent murders. An execution rather prepares
harvest Of murders. In Massachusetts, statis-
tics show that not more than one murderer in
murder thinks Of this, if he really think at ALL
law that is not executed is a nuisance. Consid-
cr the methods by which murderers escape CON
yiction. What is the use Of law that is not exc.
cutedi
| stand here to ask protection. Your method
fails. Thrill walks out of the Court House "not
guilty" Give us protection. Give us q law that
will make punishment certain. You don't sit
there as government that has succeeded. Every
step of government since it emerged from the
night of bsrbarism, has been the confession Of
some error. Your gallows don't succeed.
Try the influence Of purer and nobler human
\ ity in your treatment Of criminals Consider that
most Of those whom you lead to the golows, have
been dragged up-not brought up-from childhood
to manhood No friendly social influences formed
them. They were educated to vice by society it.
self. We have a duty to such before we hang
them. Until society learns truly its great lesson
/ there will be the ignorant and the criminal, fol
whom society itself is responsible
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-15
IMITATION PEARLS AND DIAMONDS

The science Of imitation of the works of nature
has never been carried to greater perfection than
by the French and in none of its branches does il
excite moro astonishment and admiration than in
the art of initiating precious stones.
One of the most curious sights in Paris, or. in.
decd in the whole world, is afforded by visit 10
the vast aelier of NJ. Bourguignon. situated at the
Barriere du Trone, whore the whole process OF
transforming a few grains of dirty, heavy-looking
sand into diamond Of the purestswater, is daily
going on, with the avowed purpose of decevine
everybody but the buyer. The sand employed
and upon which everything depends, is found in
the forests of Fontainbleau, and enjoys so great
reputation in the trade, that large quantities are
exported. The colOuring-matter for initiating
emeralds, rubies and sapphires is entirely minera
and has been brought TO high perfection, by NJ
Bourguignon He maintains in constant employ
ment about hundred workmen, besides a number
Of women and young girls whose business it i,
to polish the cOloured stones, and line the false
pearls with fsh-scales and wax. The scales of the
roach and dace are chiefly employed for this pur
pose, and form considerable source of profit tc
the fishermen Of the Seine, in the envrons of Cor
bell, who bring them to Paris in large quantitie.
during the season. They must be stripped from
the fish while living, the glistning hue which we
admire 80 much in the real pearl cannot be imita-
ted
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-15
HASTE NOT-REsT NOT
ny GOETHE.

Without haste without rest
Bind the motto to thy breast
Bear 1t with thee as spell;
Storm or sunshine, guard il we'll
Heed not flowers that round thee bloom;
Bear it onward to the tomb
Haste not-let no thoughtless deed
Mar for Ger the spirits speed;
Ponder Sell and know the right
onw I'd then, with all thy might
Has not-years can ne'er atone
For one reckless action done
Rest not life is sweeping by,
Do and DARE before you die
Something mighty and sublime
Leave behind to conquer time;
Glorious It's to live for aye
When these forms have passed away!
Haste not! rest not! calmly wait,
Meekly bear the storms of fate
Duty be thy polar guide
Do the right whato'er betide
Haste not-rest not-conflicts past,
God shall crown thy work at last,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-15
THE PAST.

The Past is past in solemn silence taking
Alike the sunny and the rainy day,
On the life altar of the fond heart breaking
Full many an idol built on feet of clay.
The Past is past in certain still rotation
Deodcning and loosenng, as it travelled by,
Each hope that bound in glad anticipation
Each vivid passion and each tender tic
The Past past and cur young selves departed
Upon the flashing whirl Of those feet years;
Its lessons leave us sadder, stronger hearted,
More slow to love, less prodgal Of tears.
The Past is past and knowledge taught suspicion
TO dim the spirit with its foul cold shrine;
For many base and dark thing Gnds admission
Amid the wisdom learnt from life and time.
The Past is postl and in that twilight valley
Dwell slow repentance aud the vain regret;
Fears for the future from those shadows sally,
And hang around the path before us yet.
The Past is past and ah ! how few deplore it,
Or would re.live their time had they the power
Though Nature, sometimes, weakly wecpeth Ger i
nv H'ii0"'V'J VI sV'"' "iVn6' VI huPPieI nour'
The Past is past! There's bitter JOY in knowing
IT'S gone forever; dead and buried deep,
1t lies behind, and ON life's stream is flow ing,
Where the dark waters of the Dead Sea sleep.
Tho Past is past in faith and patience taking
Its lessons, let lay them on our hearts;
The chains attenuated links arc breaking;
lie earnest use thcprosent ere it parts