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Jan. l, 1855.


y0 subscriber has increased his number of workmen OF
the competent that can be obtained He can com
ete with any Machnist or Architect from North or South
He is prepa red to take jobs in the Machnt or Architect
Steam Engnes d nactn f5cu25 Water
Minis with Hotchkss' or any wheels in All his work
will be done the approved plans He has has CORES
nondence with the best FOundrie and Will urnlS
for any necessary castings have them ordered
to the most convenient place All persons who want work
done in the above lines would do well TO give hm call as
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has receFed
Address - - D
Rar1el's Store, New Hanover Co, n. O.
,,,o Icss 4-tf
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CLEAR THE TRACK.

I HAVE just returned from New York with large and
extensive assortment of goods of almost every description
admirably adapted to town country trade, all Of which viii
be sold low either Wh0eSGe Retail Country Mer-
chants wishing purchase small stocks persons wanting
goods by the piece would fndt their advantage give
call before making their purchases elsewhere am de-
termined to sell, if get chance my stock consists of
Dry Goods Hats Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery
Nails Groceries and Provisions of all kinds Come and see
for yourselves. i. B. McCALEB
! Nov. Sd. 1854 eff
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70 TURPENTINE MAKERS!
VIE Subscriber having located himself at Black River
- at the site known Beatty's Bridge, is prepared to
purchase Turpentine delivered at his landing at Whining
JNO 8. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 9O6-It-S6-tf
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j. VI. ISUBINSVNs
~uPORTEB and Dealer in Hardware, Iron stoves,
Nails &C. Front-street doors South of Market, WI
J. 80 n r T30v7-lyl
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.


THE subscriber has received the appointment OF inspector
| oFNAVAI STORES, and soicts business from those
having in his line. JAM1'o ,dc !; IIe . a. &c
lay Iuo-I"-'-'l
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ROARDIN(t HOUSE.
TAS O. BOWDEN informs the public that he will, IN a
j few davs open Boarding House at the Depot OF the
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad, for the accommodation OF
Rnarder by the day. week month His prices will be as
-noSonobe His table VIII De sup
ned with the best the market affords
lie socts share of the public patronage assuring those
Who NAV give him call that efforts will be spared to
render satisfaction 40,
March 2. 1855 lo-Sm
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April Is, 1854

z. c. SINGLETAEsY-
COMMISSION AND FOR WARDINCT MERCHANT,
I Wilmington, n. G.
Ry-Partcuar attention given to the sale of TIMBER,
Lrnrr Naval STORES and all kinds of country produce
Nov. 9Th, 1854. 0o--IO-t
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General Notices,

Coach and CarrIase NIanufoctory-CIinton. NJ G.
>9Mno BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
Q citizens of Sampson county and public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment is now in full operation in all its yar
Gus branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT L
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghttoT the coun
y of Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage He warrants all his work
to be made the very best Materials and should any OF it
fail in twelve months with fair usage, either in workmanship
or material it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do we'll to call and examine tor them
selves he does not intend to be surpassed for sye ee
gance and durability. ,
n~ REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice w. Mill Ink and Gudgeens, made and warranted
for ten years, for SO.
Clinton, May II '854-S6-tt. - ----------
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Mulberry Street byvecn Front and, North Water
Streets, Wilmington n. &.
TTIIE subscriber has hand large assortment
i of the latest styles of CARRIAGES of his --z@82
manufacture which he offers for sale at reduced prices
among which may befoun-Rockawaysa and Coachee5 with
and without patent couplings, Dunams uggies, Wagons,
ukies &C. also, all kinds of Harness Repairing done at
short notice, and in the best
Also Saddles Brides Whips, Collars, Hames, trunks,
Vaices, Carpet Bags, &c.
Purchasers will find their interest to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere Also, all kinds Of Carnage
Trimmings ISAAC WELLS.
WiImi9gton. Feb 3 1854 22tf
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Professional and Business Cards,
NJ, R. SMITH.

Nj. Il. SMITH,
.r,p>-Ey AT LAW WuMING TON, NC,
rp,.ees in the Counties of New Hanover, Sampson
- - ,. brunswick and Columbus
VIII be 6e,@., a, nj 1s55 - 27-Iy
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DAVIS q BUNTING,
COMMISSION AND FORM > RIDING MERCHANTS,
L North Water ST., WILMI> lFoN, n. Z.
Feb. 2O.--25-tf.
T1AMUY FLOUR-25 bbs of No. l. fresh from Fay
n ottavie Patronize home and 81 a bb on flour,
GOOD a. the Hopeon and other Northern brands and $4
cheaper, call at PEC' H. hhhl1E1 -
March 9th, 1855.
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LADIES SILK u

LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS.
JJST opened very handsome assortment Pea Ivory and
j Laurel Wood handles Also, few Ladies' Riding ats
Feb. I3-24 u Nl4 Eho'
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TOPSAH ACADEMY.


TIME Spring Session this Institution will
L on Thursday, the lst of March, 1855.
The course thorough and extensive, embracing all OF
the studies required for admission into University.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Primary Department. t....... ..............$8 to II
Academic.
Colleriatc Observation-Disclosures. 20
Topsa Academy is pleasantly situated u miles east of
Wilmington, at the terminus of the w. I. Plank Road,
part of the country prOyerba for health morality and
the excellence of its citizens The stricest attention will be
paid morals of the Students and every exertion will be
used give them thorough knowledge of their studies 1t
desirable that all persons who ntead to patroniz this
school, should have their wards present the Begin
ming the session. in order to be regularly cassed. Stu
dents will charged from the time of but de-
duction absence except in of protracted Illness
For further particulars, address -
n. N. NIXON Wilmington:
JOS. NJ. FOY, Scott's Hill
Feb. l6, 1855. Atlm
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DISSOLUTION.
THE Co-parnershp heretofore existing under the name
of KING MChlNNIE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent persons having claims the firm VIII pre-
sent them to Mr. King and all indebted will pay the same
to him It is necessary that the business OF the firm should
be closed Immediately. yEkEMlAn1 :: NAI>"'
7 KING will continue the Butchering bus mess under
b own name and hopes strict attention to the same TO
merit and continue receive liberal share of public patron
~ The highest CASH prices given for good Beef Cattle
Ion 4C-t4
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C0-DAETNERSBIP NOTICE..
r, & d. DuF.st1, Wholesaie ana iNet"'i Dr"sGi''S
[ . AND ArorHEcAElES, Wilmington y = oo.r
way ~, H. ~ D. DUPRE, JR.
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=. M. - esq,
, TrTIGNTES z nn6 Corr mission Metch"hf,
4 r,t6tr y ilmington, N
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BELLS. BELLS, BELLS,

E Subscribers manufacture and keep hand large as
ortment of Bells suitable for Churches Academies ac-
tories Steamers Plantationl etc. mounted with The r I'm
prov Hangings the ecenin heir establish
has been in operation Thirty Years. having turned
nearly 900 Bells 600 lbs EACH and its patterns
perfected together with recent
improvements that its Bells have unequaled reputation
receved-Jan I854-the FIRST PREMIUM a Silver
NedaD of the WORLDS FAIR in New York, over all Bells
from this Country Europe Having large assortment OF
in all directions either Rail Road Canal River and
but hours from New York execute orders with dis
patch Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
Nav 10, '54-37-12m West Troy, Albany Co., n. \.
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NnEsNEY GFOEGN,

yfGEEET g GEORGE,
r,rnRNEY AT LAW. WprrEvIhLE, \. G.,
i,racrces the Counties of Columbus, New Hanover,
sampson, ! ,6,i 5,j,' 1874 27Iy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

GEO. w. ROSE,
CAE{ EIi.TT ~ : LIN IL WuM1xGroN N. c.
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o., %, E7YAN 4, uOUsToN. Wilmia - ON: n c., .
Il " MERCHANTS AND FACTORS. |
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"ILNEIN(TUN
E subscriber having accepted the agency Of several
l. large establishments the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished Tor,
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TONlB-STONES-and
every other article in the line the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURINC1, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as well can be doLe either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 I854-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

ID111 Lime Lime. 1000 barrels Linconville h!te
l. Lump Also Cacined Plaster, Pastering Hair Ere Ere
sale hy C. s. r. B. WOOD,
| Ian 2 ,52-l7v91 Contractors and Builders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

CaAtLsSGI TO I'm socu.-Ths owner 0f The f4m1us
race hone Wild hishman has challenged Lscoms, ~
any other Southern horse 10 run three races Long
Island the ming season one mile t.o mile and three
mile beats, for 5000 each Thi. boii Offer .
male sgsins such horses as Lseomts Lexington Bfovn
Des, Hed Eye, Highlander, &c, ke. but th. osnsr o.
Wild Ir'hmsn s in 70 way dsuptsd BY the repa.a, On
Of 'bcse eeetrated nsss, and thinks wns lnshmsE =
his more ihan match for the best os them. Ills psr.
formsnces last ssasen tho National Conrss bcaunY
Red Eye Perry, Granite, Feline, Mad Of orl.sss NJ
Grs,s 8e- 10 the best time ever male on The Islsas,
msrs bin az most extraordinary horse, and rauGai
,hs hsh estimate pi'esd him by hi. ows Mr. Janss
Irwin. This gtsiisnis also ovns-Asa bs, A. tbs Rsa
Bou,s training grost ~hsre they daily srsrcissS
liits Fiea and kusn Bssnss, t-o ersSs nAss shopii
tie sbovs challenge BE- seesptsd, the ssmrsst Of u.
turf may anticipate soms capital rsslsg IN the Tng
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IRr rs1yD sTsrrs Ysloau CCsssRLaxp rsmalrsa a.
Gspos 2eth st On shieh dsy violent storm prsvss5
uhsn most cf the vessels IN port Ices
dsmsgsd, potrihstsndng the sSsrtioss 81 their
he cumtsfhsd having fred gus, u -as Al arst ssp
that sn srsestes had tsk~. place bosra, ran bs
ing seea hsssss FROM ths yardsrn Several villages
the sesss vefs nns1ss~S ~ ths A. Ma. ths Pro
.sssAs zee Asssis vss ssssiy ass'soy,d BY 80 nvs
son tLs vsvss, snd macy sssss9sxs sys,s ,,gs
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IHs httrsS % ~ JtfsD.- III rsnor.s ys.,~risy
hat 'sAss ihiips bat gsess NJ. tsaxsstss sss of
ns losiIess of he ssrirs cosu 10 tie bssSs u Gov
srbor Gan, sni that NJ Chsriss n bftssn nensst
% hs fsv rers bar, bs1 bs.n sorinst-a sy ths dew
srr~ v al ,hs .sssnsy Jsag. Tho-pses hss b.>s
ssssrss frop inss.s for uss -, vl ss ssss V
rssuSs hss s.iiss 10 70. ssys Jusxs nersstsy hss
ssss vr..sa.sl .lss. t.r ,ss pc, ,ss-. vss, s,ss
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AiHAxY, Feb - 1855.
Mr. PAinu pfessntsd m. ue,,,lon q, u, ,,.i
,.L.- =. r,,
-. 't :" p'ooAyu
hf MurlTR moved the expulsion Of the reporter
Of the Press on the ground thai e had
,,o.t,. tn.tI - ~, ,,.-,- .. ,- y, !,
' 'i - asa"' :, "'"'' n"'" N' W
VISION on hs iemprshes sl' LAID on the hbis -
molten oiMr. Al.ktn.
lffIs rAkyp
u cto,o ,a,t ~ . .t,,., 4. p.a.1,..
10 contpe "sshtns'9a county criminals IN Aibsny
psrittn'lsry
10 buIf britFr scro,s the Harlem river at Kiaxs.
bridge,
10 create new wsII "a ErsokIyn laid on the abs
10 enAblt AcW YCfk Supervisors 10 ralse money he
81.
To amcud ne eharttrof the Church Chahty Foupda.
tcn 81 Etpotlyu,
The V1ts thf bili % close part Of the .treet I'm
Toflivn vfa rtc0nsidtfed ana he hin l.id ., tn
table
Hifls .orfCtD
~ III ttEfuEr-1a elect Hanh 50 r,u,sud.at h. ths
people.
~ hr sg1msg-To supprsss the sale of Iottsry
utseis
Va Ehurn-- lo a.Csn. iks charter ~ The Drook lyn
Ifnetolsui tccic! "a relation a. openlnK s'rssts s
troohlyn
kr hopns reported cou,piets bIi % aatboriss The
hr. frtt th fefoftsd complete ito On 10 arnepd the
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OCULIsTs Avn ArnlsTs.

DR WHEELER, ocrLlsr. 4s6 BROADWAY CORNER
OF Broome street d.votss his attention TO diseases
OF the eye aud assures the public that there Of
the numerous disorders 10 which the human eye snb
ject which he cannot thoroughly and psrnanenty
OGee honrs: II A. NJ. Artificial eyes inserted.
CHOICE SELECTION or BRANDrEs, SUPERIOR
"A c'erst aud other vines, runs, Scotch and iriss
vhkksys London and Dublin porter, Scotch aiss, dome,
te ais aad porter for family use; yrups and cordsls
foe sale, By NM n uNDERHIiI, 80 Bfscms street,
eoxnsr Vi CROSBY
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VXTET GOODS, WET GOODS WET Go o0Ds-THE Pu r.
w lie most respectfully informed that the great
est oprortcnity before offered In this city pur
chase wet goods may be had at 81 Third avenue
thousands who have made purchases already viii cheer
fully ssy The stock consists OF linen goods Of every
riety also cotton shirtngs and sheetngs pillow
rauslns prints, counterpanes, &C., &c. Au goods
ranted sound wet oSly) and sent to al parts OF the
city aud vicinity free
ANDREW G. COLBY, 81 Third avenue.
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HARD TIMES.

DEM. r. THEAII. Il NOW LYING IN THE LAST
Id stsge OF mption, at 6s Christie street aud
destitute Will Kind fri,nis send call and and
give relief
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NEFRCANIIIE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN.-GES. SAM
M HOUSTON will lecture, on Texas" At the Aca.
deny OF Music, Fourteenth street. Tuesday evening,
February II, at clock Tickets-twenty Gve cents
can bs procured at Ie Library In Astor place; No
Nassau street. VIM. Hell Il Son, and q. r. Nesbitt 4
Co., corner OF Wall and Water streets.
JOS. Q. NORTON,
X. II TIMPsON, STec Com.
JOHN CRERAR,
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SyPRING MAKERs-wANTED, TWO MEN WHO UN.
- dersians mailing furniture springs Apply TO BEST
kRICE, 2T3 Pearl street.
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AR CHARLES FAxON WILL PLEASE CALL UPON
WI II Long 4 Brother to-day.
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- GARDENER.-sITUATloN WANTED, BY MAN
~ who understands his business he Is capable Of the
lnanags ment OF glassholses. Pene address q. NJ,
Herald Office.
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~ ARDENEG WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A MAR
NJ rsd man, Without children, who thoroughly aud
practically understands the whole and and manage
Inent OF ali tbs depaI tments OF gardening and laying out
grounds and all kEds OF ristc and orEansnt garden
ing His vile understands the management of dairy,
and good plain Car give good city reference
Please call or address note TO 81 Rade street. front
basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

COMMTssIONlR OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUBLIC
~ fos New York, (always in,) Att11py and Counsel
lor at Law, and Agent for claims against the United
States EDWARD BISSEIL, 81 Wall street.
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KIOTICE MADAM AUGUSTA, IN CONSEQUENCE OF
IN the death Of her husband, Augustus St. James,
Esq, begs to inform her pupils that her lessons win be
suanauded till lst Of March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

NE EISSING.-NArHANIEL p. DENMON LEFT HIS
ll home on "Wednesday morning, 2lst inst, about
oclt sk TO TO New York, from Middle Village New.
town Long Island and has not been since heard
from aad ii Is feared he has been waylad, foul
play has happened TO him. He dressed, wten last
seen In drab overcoat, plush cap, black pants, and
heavy bcofB his left arm is also marked, in Indian
ink, NJ 7. ID. ANY information Of him viii be thankful
ly received by his afflicted wife at Middle Village at
626 Hudson street, New York.
R0TICE.-MR. THOMAS DIMoN, A GARDENER, WILL
IN hear something to his advantage by calling at 155
Maiden lane, New IorS, "a Remsen street. Brooklyn
without delay II is supposed he is On Long Island
1yERsoNAL-TH RELATIVES OF GEORGE r. ALLEN,
II recently nsta OF ship ont Of this port, sup
posed 10 he from Pennsylvania, bear something to
their advantage, By sp9,yingto
JAMES W. PHILLIPS. 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

C AFDENER wAN1ED-T0 ETHER RENT OR TAXI
NJ shares, twenty ave acres Of land, Jamaica
with small house and barn; 1t will be made obi
for good trssty mau. Apply Immediately from ii q
il A. NJ, at los Broad street, to Hugh Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

TF HENRY LOWELL Is IN THE CITY, AND NEEDS
assisstance, he is requested TO call on CHiLS0N Il
RICHARDSON, 354 Broadway, where he win hear Of
something TO his advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

vIyANTEp-A GARDENER, FouR FARM LlBoRERi !,
w ten wood choppers, waiter, groom and coach
nan sir German four Scotch three English and ten
Irsb Protestant girls for gooj situations ready.
Apply AZ the Brooklyn Employment societys once, "
Atlantic street, this day
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Personal.

A NY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT AN INFANT FROM
IA ITS birth, lin the early part OF March.) may hear
OF good opportunity, and have intervsw With the
mother, BY addressing f., box 1877, Herald office.
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Senate.

Afnasy, Feb. 81, 1855.
Committee OF Conferences was appointed on the
resolution for recess.
TIN TEMPERANCE NIL.
The temperance bill received from the Assembly
Nj. Williams moved It's reference to Committee OF the
Whole.
MI BnooKs wished the bill to be divided into two az
to separate the constitutional from the
portion.
Mr.. DAsrogrH reason why the bill shouli have
reference to standing or select com mmIttee.
The bill, by vote Of 10 TO g. was referred to Select
Committee on Temperance.
1hc Idiot Asylum bill vas reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

fTyO NACHINfsTs AND DIE sINREas.-sEvERAL
il hrst rate hands, used to small work In steel nd
sne iron mouds find employment az the factory
the Brooslyn Flint Glass Company, near South ferry,
Brootlyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

~ ARDFNER.-wANrED, A SITUATION As GAR.
NJ dener, by q Trustworthy, sober and Industrious
Scotcbman, with small family, who perfectly under.
stands his business in all Its vArlors department. has
had Eve years experience In farm Improvements. Can
give the best OF references from the last two situations
which lie held for nine years. Address J. NJ g., az j.
". Tborburn's, is John street, for tao Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

KIEw YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.-THE MEM.
IN bers Of this Union requested to attend the
funeral of our late brother David Hull this afternoon,
at O'Clock, from No. Birmingham street
ROBERT ID. DACK Secre.arY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

VXTASHINGTON CEMETERY, NEAR GREENWOOD,
w on the Plank road 10 Coney lsland-the cheapest
cemetery in the State Lots 800 square feet $780, for
which the Greenwood charges Sl10. Incorporated In
September, 1860. leo square feet for $40 Trustees
office 29s Broadway. GILLESPIE
Undertaken and Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

ALnAxY, Feb - 1855.
Mr. PAtnn presented the petition oi Daniel Richards
for q breakwatcr In Brooklyu.
Nr MaormE moved the expulsion Of the reporter
Of the Associated Press the ground that hs
tiorsy sithh'd hts, Mr.. Aaguirs's name from this n
vision on thu Temp.rsnos bill. Laid on the tsbs -
molten ofMr Ai.ken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24
AFFAIRS in WASHINGTON.
HIGHLY EXCITING DEBATE IN THE SENATE

Grand Rally Of the Free soilcrs.
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DIlGRIa LODGE, NO. 243, l. o. or o. F.-THF
IL members Of Pilgrim Lodge hereby notified Il
meet at the lodge ROOM No. 81 Division street, sun
day, the 25,h inst, at IL o'clock a. NJ, to pay the last
tribute OF respect TO our departed brother, William In
mes. JOHN VINCENT, Per Secretary.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-24
A BRIEF DISCOURSE.

Text" There is way that seemeth right
unto man, but the end thereof, SO.
We hope II will not be deemed sacrile-
gious 10 quote here this sublime precautiou
from the oracles of divine truth, as text TO
discourse from IN the manner that follows,
although in aid Of subjects of somewhat
secular nature, appe.tainrng however TO NOR.
aliy.
Ii may seem right 10 man 10 neglec, pay
ing his debts for the sake OF lending or spec
ulatins upon his money; but the end thereof
is bad paymaster.
II may seem right 10 man TO attempt TO
live upon the fashion of the times, but The
end thereof is disgusting 10 oil sensible folks,
ely.
II may seem right 10 man TO keep bor-
rowing of his neighbors, but the end thereof
is very cross neighbors.
II may seem right 10 man to trouble him.
self about his neighbor's business; but the
end thereof is the neglect Of his own.
Il may seem right to man to be always
trumpeiing his own fame but the end there
of is that his fame don't extend very far.
II may seem right to man 10 indulge bic
children in everything; but the end thereof
is-his children will indulge in dishonoring
him.
II may seem right to man 10 be con.
s,anlly slandGing his neighbors; but the
end thereof is, that nobody believes anything
he says.
II may seem right TO man to attempt to
please everybody; but the end thereof is he
pleases nobody.
II may seem right TO man to excl his
neighbors in extravaganza and luxury; but
the end thereof is-he only excels them in
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CoNscIENcE.-Whenc conscience is enlight-
ened and refined, of course il is an excellent
guide for mans conduct, but not otherwise.
Notwithstanding this, the conscience of ev-
cry man is generally better than his actions
II is a step or two in advance even in the
mos: ignorant and depraved. There. is still
small voice that tells the thief and the swim
dler that what he is doing is not right. The
voice he cannot still; and il makes him
sneak and coward in spite of himself
He feelstha, he would be more expert knave
withoutit and would, perhaps, gladly silence
il, for the invigoraiion Of his nerves. But il
haunts him forever. Even on the scafold,
or in the garrei, when he drinks the poison
or applies the loaded pistol TO his mouth, il
is still there, something better than himself q
councillor to whom, had he always listed, he
would have been q better and happier
man.