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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26
DRDUCRD PRO Es- so POUNDS BAGGAGE

DEDUCED PRICES O POUNDS ID AUUaUb
HI RREE-IO per pound exeea-F1ur hour. from
ocesn 70 ocean Psusms Rarosa No ex Nee
en- The Iybuus fr paserseIs Fhtoasn t1 CA
6rps via P.psms Rrro'd Tbs U.ied StttS MAI eensoP
Conp.ny will oisp .tch Asoiav val SATURDAY. Jr o.
AZ psoioct D. M pr, csely, from Pier foo Of WMeno,
North River the well known and fs.t e.mship GEDhdE
LAW Capt. VIM. L HeIndon, U. $. y. MT,
Pssssp,s 1sis ON ne forwarded by P.n.n. haroa1
snc Pa 9th be c,fo MAI eaT'hP ZONES
MIS- m, life Mt ship sol DEN GATE H. Lekoy.
Comm which Will be Ia resines and leave lon
for San fraLchco ~ =, O - ,u.L.,.
ONF ar MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Pa Iama readB
~, sea 10 avoid an, posibe oct MI OF pssoose or s'
For psssse sppy 70 w. RAYMOND At the only otcs OF
IN. Compspss No. III West WDrenst, NsF-foF
NOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-United
sn,es Mai Lfne-Tbe frsc sss steamship kN INV LIZ,
C.,s g. d. La oy will leave WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20,
hem pier No T. N nth River. at CLOCK p IN PrecisoT
Ais OF Lsdir q ngr ed by tbs clerk on hoard
For Freisht apply boerc, OF ~ PtsAts, 70 a,,
s. y. MTG ALL No IS Brootwsy.
Cabin passage 10 Savannah. SIS. . ,.r
To FIores through tickets from Nev-Yok o JscS'nve
4sli Pnstks, $50 -, o-..A H.. yto,,,,
,ss and eonmodious leave Savannah for rSrie
three time weos, oopnecnrg Win tho s'e>7i' H >
Yors Oh tuesdays ADD Saturday. ~, -, M ...,.a
Yhe steamer FLORIDA CApt- s. Woodhuli VIII suee'eo
The above and lsAssoD SATURDAY, Dec ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogate
Of Ire Couoiy Ne~York NOTICE Is hsSy gwen s -
,g,sops lsstns aims against JOHN CLAhh6 " ~.
~ fNsw.Yok orcaa,ei or, the same With Sooene'
thef. Of TO the ber at bis 9th No 81 brsawsS' 10 n
q New RI before the tel nth osy haen
IA, a New. York he 2Oth day Of November lsoa 4,
n2i lxv3ImoW DUDLEY FIELD, Adrnnsfrstot &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

SIN AND REoENPrIOys A sEaI.s % s.sNoSs By
u " sHELDoy D. d. lzGo, pp SSL sheld'a' L,mp'''
Go
In the opinion Of DR. Sheldon, distinguished Bsp-
ti,t clergy psn in Maine much Of the received aog
mstic III, olcgy needs to be sesrchitgy reehs0insd
ard amended. The fundamental truths Of ethics
nu,t be placed in harmony with the doctrines Of tde'
keica ,ysams This, as the author regards the sub
i.ct. is rot the Gaze at present. Many preachers
would find it difficult to evince the consistency Of
what they sekno sedge in morals with some Of their
mint incucations. In his volume, accordingly Dr.
Sheldon has attem pied to exhibit view Of the lead
ing Doctrines Of theology, in accordance with the
fur damtnia principles Of moral truth. he writes
with obvious esDestness Of conviction, and in ct, 10
OF vigorous ,ucid:iy. HIS work WI doubtless chsl-
kpse the ate ntion of TIE students Of theoloeosi
science.
DEALINGS WITH THE DEAD. BY sESres 2, -,
OBJ SCHOOL. 2 vos, ave- Bessosi Dss,sn 7"
Rae, Of Boston and the olden tine, tasse s0'Im.
have gShtred up hass fund Of SsasIon' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

FUhSI ANNL8 VI IN VIZ =, 1870 .,van to ,I
,er,o h,yirs sgaust ISAAC LIE WIS late o. me Guy
- NewYol el,,hymso deceased 70 PRESENT me 'a E,s
Mo- 70 Hsssu+t the city Of New Ik on or eeSe ;ae
twent, fifth 6s' Of Nay nsxt p.ed o r''
of November 1854 hAhFbi r tISA'
n9il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

< UPREME COURT-In the matter OF the sp
Ies,,ao If he Ma,or dsrnen snd Commonaty OF tSe
- Nsv.vah relative 70 TIE OPENING OF siALi
FOURTH STREET. from tie F,dscn kver 20 the ct -
b. s,esst such pats - lay within the boz sds s Of ss
cns,. PsrS ! In tbs City of SewYok NOTICE Is ees-
Nv GIVEN hat the Sbsrses and exposes iecanea
,a Nv %, of the Jus of the Sserene Court ~ me
snn,sms Court Cbambe In the City Hal OF ne ofs OF
~ saTIJRDAY t.e 2th day u December, 4 D. lSe
$500 A ul-New-Yors, bee ~. lSA
F0o'' JONATHAN NATHAN
q HOWARD. Comm ssfoaeh
dIIt29 j. W. ALLEN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

VIII Of jonathan Corr, Ese.--We hsvs been PEI
m.d % copy the following rom the will Of ths gen.
tl,msn Tney embrace oil mat ers Of public Interest.
He btauestbtd ss folIo~s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

IN PURSUANCE of on order OF the Surrogate
ofthe County of NewYoIs, notice is hereby sven ~ 3s
s-ors havps claim, against MARY SUDAN a'e OF ne
Eity Of esed to present the same WIN y9uee
ey"f 70 the subor Der al the Office Of william j. HOPPE
No e4 W,Tst in tho City of NewYork or before the
Est 20, of June ne,t-DAIed NewYoIk th. Nh day % NO
no,absy Ies5 ALEXANDER VAN RENSSELAER,,
'ena 1S ,,v Administrator with will ann xed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order oil the oarrgaN
tbs County Il New. York notice Is hereby Owen 70 all
osror hsvins claims against SAMUEL WATKINS iste OF
r. CO. New York merchant deceased 10 present me same
- xbers hereof 10 he subscriber ~ bis ONCE NO 10
l,eerwicbst Iu the easy OF NewYck on or before the
~, NV shth day of February next-pstea No"''"A' We
2lst day OF As ast, 1ssS ...,v ,,.,..x
~ I.,vesnw FLIZABErH WATKINS, Alphabetically
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
lkIiI.EI5.DIifGINsAI1.

Dr. HdllfslC 4lebtatst alagale} Eli&lf
NOR sSts plas sSsssgplt9I
il 6fc1ttlIts tSlhdii Group soese
III ii tpssEITsi aaes II ts Ts,iits;
Wsuap4alh best medicine fofdIseasa
ks The lungs ever sold In sa v.L1 *,
ihrreklElB THIS RealelIs To- e public w nsNs WI
atshtoh know ihst e MT gTessIt lhs R+ MIa
ss 10 tGre, But one which bamiSss W
ihe eohslItlon, eli cali 10 Yllni
6u any fear Of hfne1pelsoh', FOR " sohlslfs
The aet, that large portion OF tie snqeIlhs 9aa ess.a
throughout country Is eauie " ulsee " w
lussj us Is pnt wihli tS fejt Of leaISla9al
who may need reA8dy that has proven
able, 1.t.E.1t r,.i ~. = 49, IA
oIties IisSws 6rtls lungs y
our eiiTle( and I'VE claim II TO be w awake
81 al mtdtlneSeT before discovered Tor ih0se
eomhiln an Improvement upJAellt and e9lseqpsHE
superior 10 ali OilrGs, f.,.. ,,. ~ 81
We slaIl make no eStraYasint aseTll Of VS.
lncujlng lsealct, Ike tic vendors OF IoQ many
Who deceive all who trust tlcM, nor s9 we od OUT
Inducements which cSrcrlefe doesnot JUSTLY. ,,.,..
I&llents will lerseycte In the use Of THIS
and use Il as dime tel, hey will Do tutc " every lnslass
iatItjt not beyond tic power Of medic lsIe ats
nun cTQus lsTsos now enoyhSthc blessings o. U!
reiewed e as were, WHO Mou9 asS 2
ins te ol dis Invaluable remedy, It's not Treteued
at Il Is lnF1lllbe every siase Otconsun0n pli W.
know II 10 b3 better 70 the va o. IVY
respiratory organs than any ever "
lpmbllC AL Ye Is anu " it sts
stlIon Is a0i giy.n die money win he telnried ,Vuc
(isniEe Sisiisa K, III III & co, For sale b. JAMES
lAKEW niugasi, Wheeling, Va, AltOi BY DnsSlsls
SeEeralIy throughout the country NRI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
rrefe..or we1a \, Z, o n. saaallye

This Eminent lisa yAluIbe auxiliary In the treatment o.
ZONE Of he ott formidable dlttaleS With which Is our
tot 10 eOalesd fot instance mFtiisH Of t aHs
Lea,It Oh thOfOus and continued application Of this
uiHeb over he rrtOn OF Tie aEetttd organ hete oh
etWSe formidable dSeiSea tIe al once dsa ne Of more
than hil their ieTots particularly an9ns children a
thousands OF mothers, we're they allowed 70 SItAR, W0n
With alt The eOqGeRce OF feeling aud eHeeon, hea! leir
united tetoly 10 tile fact that had
itn from The very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them 70
their former health and betpty AEaint Will 6e touiid
an dSUS 0lke, or on enlargement Of toe spleen, nA
cases where a eSlerp application Of 8eTYieeI this I'm
meDt viii be found useful,
(icHtrnl depot 695 liEoadway, New YORK; AMI lll
FoT siis Wholesale and retail IN whseaghy
iet,l3rl WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
E.emtlt E.itment( rs RnNNieen.

EsVWfIf lafHVAtNlat NtFHPflAp!'' a
AZ INVALUABLE NEblciSk.-lt Is but seldom we ind
among the many ieRdes offered 10 Tile public for tile cure
or hiSeSke, Ole we consent 10 commend or whlSe VIZ
tues we 1e able 10 discover aud have alwSys ,eduQusT
as, ltd giving uttealec todDythnS that might lead any
One To suppose that we placid any faith IN tleir pc!cl
sioni, hut With leetelce To- remedy MANU- actuTed IN
this piece and which has become a. familiar 10 tue public
as household words, sc speak from knowledge Of ils In
IlnsiG cxceeIclel, Its adaptation 10 many OF Ito Tug Of
u E, and The security with which II may 10 uted' We
sltak Of the SOnptell NcIveah Hone lAnlmen, pTe9r
81 b. Ill Car TO-, mOm prescription ilTnl$ltd hy
lIT Walton CarT, late OF MOTganOwi and HOW OF Wlee
ing, one Of the most eminent hyslrias III Virginia. THIS
lmeRi Is based upon the broad principle that any tcne
dy which will relieve external pain, wl u properly COM
pouJed, he equally eleaclOuS In removing ace.
iiVp principle that has been successfully deSeOTed-
II Is simply Tic offspring OF Scei6c, hns mild anu SIM
RE In liz FciiUn, aud YET revealing IN lis elects rover
muTe eleiible, leathng tho nVSl hidden Sews Of man
aud beast-and yet being lnnOSs TO tue wtaket lnfnt-
II Is alSu hy lar the ehtaPi liIheni IN tic markell eg
ul up In oes twice as large rs tile majority, ard Ole'
oWiE larger ta tho largest, heSltS bes more lianiOu
times as SilOuS. We commend II 10 lOS6 III want VI
Eac and CcitGiuTenNdy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

ST, Snl By Druggists generally icl0-3a
AFFLICTED READll
philadelphia IICdirnl 9lOuXG-, Ilshed 81
j lcaISpSOby Dr. KtlgtiN, corner IhIri a'd Union
sis. between SpTulc aud Fms, l'lllNdelPhia, Pa
IBt lNYALlDS
Arc appraised iLat Dr.. RlSKRLlN confines Ills Practice
10 arlIeu!al bIaie q nEdltEs, which cnEs1es hls
undivided etlehlloh lie cautions u!e unfortunate
ss1inSt tho abuse Of mercury Thousands ave annually
IsIGuioli1ed Oa OF lie. Recent elections ATE promptly
TWENrY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In The Of cists OF diseases hitherto neglected
and RpeTkCiy understood, laE enabled nlt, hlNkE-
fdSisSt q TS.S csa Sr n.ISona CS,
and constitutional weakness mental and rltlcal sueT-
lhg, ao latelb!e 10 IlIn habilS Imns ihc most @.
cst set deadly al fatal springs Of domestic misery AID
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Therets all oyli habit sometimes lndUlscd In rs hoys, IN
solitude, Ollcn gtOwI g " with them TO miniOOdr a
wleh y rot lcIorIe " Ige Tine lot 9y Gstcls soil
SoTcS Of plOiioeic ihSl lOS aud devastating tlite'
lions. Few OF lhose who give way To tlns icIhttuus
paetleoAre awae Of the consequences, until they ilhd le
ol systems shattered, rei strange ARd uaee0uns'
bic IcslIrgF and vague IeAIi ~ ilc mlnI 80.
Tho unfortunate thus afflicted becomes terh!c, nia.
bic TO labor with accustomed SorI Or - 9pPy s III
lu4IUdU lbs step Is iaidy aid weak, le Is dull, ucs0'
lite aid cuSa IN bis Sport with las energy thai usGal'
IL rm1ielrates lneelT leIoie Tue pI5cllce hos dole
Its wOit end enter mai imony, s h9ri'Fe " lllIut
~ ses VIZ ~, ,ts '' ~ .j s,t,f,,, IL
ditRtieR Of MoisSiLIlislly4 llRahd,
,,.,,. ,.,., MAhi'iAuh .,,,,o,o IL o,,t.r
,s W. 'S u., ~ ~ rstss ~ S"iSsi L.n.usIs
.t IVY ~ ,, S,,wS,siIs "TiS io,sbtlc
Coua ihe ven whCh n9m w os ~ ~, IN.
MleCSngas " Sl ~ ~ t, t' ~ ,y.
IVY ~
al h. 1--we H. nIisI t h, ~ r,r nm,
nILi ~, i%sJ tebiktAJ iytal and
s,'nu ~, s"cJ I''@NN " 800
9"F"6'"'"N' pHupN,NED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

Paper Warehouse,
CYRUS W, FIELD f CO.,
coNNlss oS MERCHANTS, l
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Arc sole Agents III the United Stntcs ior
Si,snTtitS SupeTOr llleAchlnS Powder,
VictOlia Mills C,lehratsi Whiting Payers.
Russell u superior
RaVgIinS & Sons Rnsllsh Tissue
PlIsl quality UllranlrlHe B!ue -. .,.,
TtcyAre also Agents for the ptiElEal Paper
eTs In this country, AID Offer Tor sale By at US RS eA
lenSiye and aud desirable stock OF letr aad
that can DO found In this or any o'le'
Talf hus9sps strictly w6Ols'alc and Writing P'r'f'
are Soll By tie cate 0nly, -. Al
Goods, both Foreign aud Domestic, tge lowest PoS''0e
Psnsr n,,de 10 order any size OF weight LiteHl all
vantes made on e0nSgnments OF Paref, Paper MaNeIs
STOCK and other eIshalll!te, .,,, a. Il. ~ Gthas
RagS. aVSl-nt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
Planished Tin Ware

Planished Tin Ware,
T UST OpeIed All lsSortuEnt ofspleIdl iansled Ware
u eOnAltns Of coffee aud Tea urRs, Glazing hSlcs 0y1,
eooelA, Stomach waTnNfs, AMI painted Toilet &clS-'a
beauihiaTliee' We respectfully solicit the attention Of
tho public 10 orr varied ard heaailulaSsOtMen OfoSe
and Stem IIO7t furnishing gOOiS
IlONnS, BARNES & co,
Noes, MOnTOs 81, near the Post Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
sM!EDICI.NasIl
ARELnL You suLrrnRrlNtIlai 7


TNROM rheumatism, Sole Threat, CTVyP, DIheult
j. BrtalhIDg, ToothAehe, Tic looTeuS, Pain In tue
Iea;. q SHE SsIalnot SPase llsa9 Ache lofsnl1a
nnnla Chole, LsmS Hack, thiibalns, 6es Of POI ou,
Gus ln1eels or Rabbi Dogs Src cake, AE Ia The Bfeas
E3s S, q sss " Shta eiG ar s Sa
MDseUIr weakness, PGfalysls Plies Rat Ache Uleers
Salt Rhean SeuIyyi Sore NIPPLES, Sore LFt Yele.ea
Sores Scarlet Feysr o. any silar dtthte sou may lest
AS0YRRElIN REMEDY,
which mol only removes plnallRQst lhStltaneouiy but
peiktfttt & 10 tue seat OF AID entirely
EllADlUArRS THE DISEASE.
Sons vii laugh al ie IDEA Of ant ecmlosltiop curing
ah number o diseateA but fyo but Isett that tese
diseases, though numerous III lahe, ell aHte nom simA!
tauSes The proposition Will lem less eStTaysyln! eat
wele u ten Times 20 JE TtTs stale Gf " W.
az who have 0ted ihetsNes, OF wiihAA.S4 a Magic
effects on OeIt unite IN declaring II lust what us Aaine
(SoHiS'elDi nd!eates, Me ki Lisiz;,ni tsst'
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed TIN striking similarity Between
ny external aud lnteTnal dl.castE bavls ehllely lor
cut Ialnsl ARd las Il never occurred 10 you that len
cay might BE- prepared which should 30 equally
az lisSEST, which does moi insult your understanding
BY claiming To have bteL Uund In some burning 9eshilh
q A,Ileo Or Ehiy etTtt Of .sorlhi 6ut Y s,apy ie
Vittrslsn oF SClfSGEl bef mia ani slS
-Tcaehlng the most hidden lineSs Of mnn or least-
aud Iel belns iDhoxlohS 10 tho weakest ln5nt aso
by t1T ieo ehEet 4nnent n e naIhet. 6eng ln " ~
bottles tt AZ large tic majority, ard VeOu!lll algcT
than llTgett besides bnig mole than four nv
slrongj we theIeOIe offer 10 you with pride anu eoil
delte ahaltlee exactly suited 10 tie vents Of reh or
lie unprecedented size inwhlchtls NouPate lgImsnt
lspql WI and ihe vast expense oIhe etella ed "
makes Impossible for US toly ~ lle printing q ie
llEsetaty as s article wherever sused will certify
for ltSeiL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01

ASSIGNRR'S NOTICE,
q tlneon u. Woodrow hiyiHs, on the ltih dayof
y ApII 1854, by proper deed conveyed ~ trust to ie
unidentified i0f Tie benefit Ot Ills said WOOdIowS cIedl'
lion, si ftTtons In any wise de6ted 10 said Wo0dtOw
ale itduied 10 mike inlneate payment TO nc, tl'a ail
peisoaS paving claims Sylhai said woodrow arc
oder 10 tGteye Gny benefit under sad tius wliIl
o1f 0ohS 10 e their claims with the I0peT &c
tordbsothe tefn,s OF said deed, with Tie
tpiS GRO, W. SIGHTS, ASsiSlEe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-01
ltVMIEDfCAI.
e pfofl WoodsI e

nnif RestofnlIIeI Il RoW f2T he hIll IIne !hlTo;
Ill dptea 70 he Of
viii resioe gey itt aud hsksLS 10 The
oTIansi color Of y96l Il61t dyein. eoytE ths bald
bead ID abort tine Nth the llilrl covering, remove
Sbd The hiiF ION falling OF, and free
from tbe Hy selmsnt 20 Objectionable n dyets rTea
fso6S of Inherent amsS pow the public Tue Re-
ToS beautiful article for TIE for Tue on
or youtg and eau only b appreciated bS usti and a
he teItl6fii jEdleS AID telltenei 81
tSnin III sobth add Ht,tI Sheteit kts bbl
viii feer 10 lie tefihkae below OF The
have ut(d Pt6 d. 4. Woods eltoiAlite and
haze admitted The wonderful eject w half was ossopt
iRettortEeIl ht Fet0Tsd rs tlai color, aud htSe
10 doubt P'f'''*n'' o. slpSsy gRgE IS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20
MAKING HOME PLEASANT TO
AN ONLY SON.

The editor OF the Home Journal writes:
"One of,he pleasantest suppers we have
seen at this season seemed to have been
given for the worthy purpose Of making
home pleasant to an only son. The
third story Of -'s magnificent pal.
ace, in the Fifth Avenue, is given up en-
tirely TO tho young man, and furnished
very exquisitely and luxuriously. One
Of the rooms is devoted to billiards, and
here he has young friends who come ear'
ly and play billiards until ten or eleven
Then the company arrive, and the young
men come down and join the supper be
low stairs. You know how superbly
magnificent is their house. The art ano
pro(usion OF the table we're quite in keep
ing with the sumptuousness Of everything
else. The boy will he we'll instructed
in the more refined shapes Of luxury, a
least. | liked him. He seems very
nice young man."
What this "nice young man" is likely
to be ten years hence may be readily
inferred.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

BLARNEY.--"A bright mornin to you
fair face, Misthress Murphy" "Wel',
a good mornin John" "Och Misthress
Murphy, whinever see real shiny
Irish mornin like this, it puts, me jist 10
mind Of the ould country, and Of the
time whin lived with your father, rest
his sowl a dscinter man niver drew
breath, and sorra poor crayther niver
passed his door without a bit or a sup.
"Trcth he was, John" Mlsthress Mur.
phy,' (pulling flask out Of his pocket.
"would you trust me for half pint till !
20 down TO the wharf! and may the
fly away with the roof Of my jacket, bu
III pay you before the sun goes to bed
'Bufn the dhrap, John, till ye pay for th'
half pint ye got yesterday" "Misthres
Murphy (emphatically.) al knew you
mother, and she was an old hod carrier
And yer father was a dirty washer'wo
man, and seen him hauled with ST.
roaring big bulls 10 the gallows, yo
ould thief Of the world !" John slope
in double quick time, as a pewter bee
mug ratified wrathfullv ACROSS the pave
ment.-Cayleton's Irish Peasantry.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20
BE sroNG AND BRAVE.

Be strong and brave Be firm ard true
In whatsoe' er thou hast to do do:
When Tsurn and Rrour are with you, there
Should be no moment for despair.
n ,useed .eeun The path Won tread,
Ana Hone a doubtful riimmering shed,
Where. far above. tho good you seek
Is hedeed with many an Alpine peak,
While frozen torrents rage between
AND yawning chasms ihlelvene' .,
IN, talter notEptess on anew
sor tfa'h ana lish' DC ht'n onu ""e
r. r,,o. ,,;,rsnh 6or a dsv
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

A For.-The fop is complete speci.
men Of an outside philosopher. He is
one.third collar, one sixth patent leather,
one-fourlh walking stick, and the rest
kid gloves and hair. As to his remote
ancestry there is some doubt, but it is
now pretty we'll settled that he is the son
Of tailor's goose. He is somewhat t
nervous, and to dream Of the talor's
bills gives him the nightmare. By his
2ait one would think he had been dip.
ped like Achilles; but it is evident tha,
the Goddess must have held him by the
head instead of by the heels. Never.
lheless such men are useful. If there
were no tadpoles there would be no frogs
They are not entirely to blame for being
devoted to externals. Paste diamonds
must have splendid set.ingSto make them
sell.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20
.XUMBE1y 81.
MDRAlL AND RrF.acn n@iwsIg iIl = =.
A'WATF.'

I, ~ WALT st....e
We find tho following bssutjC jCuily willsn
paragraphs floating, without o word Of
credit 70 their sushor, through ths ~ W.
paper world q Y, y; NJ +, b ", 81, ~,
Child Lost. Such il, tho headipe ofi
an advertisement in smother colsmn -,
A little girl, upon whose head the bloa..
SONS OF but ten summers have dessndsd.
has drifted away from the home snckor;r
age, ost upon the rough waves OF stran,e
ger life and the Press bee omss a,,onsus
to herald forth tho cry Of The .nourning,
mothers hchrt--Come back, my lost
child, come back ,1t ,rr,', .ssf
"Chld Lost! r. There ore shadows.
gathering now where all was ligh. before;r
the dark mantle Of heavy grief lies upon +
the mothers heart, shrouding II ss a,yeil
Of ashes, and even The anxious PRAYER
hoverins on the pale lips Of H epe wears
q melancholy tinge. The brightest jewel
has slipped away from the string Of az,
lection; the whitest rosc Of the family
tree has been waited oa--what wondef,t
then, there is sorrow sitting on the house,
hold shrine, and darkness gathering the
threshhold? Who is there that loses a,
lam from his fold. and goes not forth ia
quest thhreofin all the byways and side.
paths OF the outer word, offering rewards
continually for the restoration of.he lost
one?
"Child LOST" Therc are many los.
children wandering through this world
OF ours. Children lost in sin and I'M.
quity--children lost to everything good
and pure-children lost to all the sweet
purpose Of Time and the grand hopes Of
Eternity. In every path Of life these lsst.
ones are wandering up and down, foot
sore and weary, their souls faint for wa.
ters they cannot tast and their lives
whittier up like the stubbsI Of the field.
Scarcely is there home in the land
which has not set out such one TO tread
the dim aisles where the beautiful tight
never penetrates--where only serpents
hiss and pitfalls yawa beneath tho ihrlv.
ing nightshade. SOS - = ~.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20
NOT TO BE AsToNIsHED.

] pity the man who, cannot he aston.
ished. Yet there are mony such men,
people OF so non.mirabolsnt o nature,
so roid.blooded, so fshy 10 temperament,
that they marvel at, are perplexed or be-.
wildercd by nothing. II tho gho,t oil
their grandmother were TO rise before
them, they would request the apparition
to shut the door and be seated. If the
sky were 10 rain potatoes, they would
simply thank heaven for its bounties,
and Perhaps give themselves the trouble
TO cntreat that next time il rained, il
would rain upwards instead Of down.
wards. As Murat said (or is said to
have said) Of Talley,and--you might,
kick them in the hack for hours without
the slightest change Of ofcountenance pas.
sing over them. An earthquake in Re.
gent street. a mealstrom in Chilseareac ch, i,
a sirocco in Pall.Mau, the sea serpent
in the Fleet Ditch, an alligator in Fet.
ter lane, snow in July and sun .strok es
in January--all these marvels would
draw from them no observation more
denoting agitation than a languid "Dear
me J" or feeble show curious I"
Ii the earth were to stand still, and tn g
sun to turn green, they would, with a
minutes reference to their almanacs, s,
take the phenomena for granted. With
them the world is a ball on which they
live; and what there may be inside OF
it. or underneath it, or above It, is no
concern Of theirs. In society they are
known "people who mind their own
business" and being rather a numerous
class, and comprising within its ranks
many peers, landed proprietors, bankers
and merchants, are highly esteemed ard
respected for their want OF curiosity and
their discreet immobility. They make
money; and as for poor people who
can be and are astonished, and whose
atonishmen, leading from inquiry to dis
covery, and thence to the invention o.
machines, to the calculation Of scientif
ic truths, and to The perfection of the
harts which adorn and humanize society
they live up steep flights Of stairs ant
don't dine every day.-Dickens's House
hold Words.