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Chapter xviii.
Yah, life is sure a dream at best,
a cold sad DIRE am at that,

1 lheres nought below to cheer the heart
When by sorrow 'tis.opprest"
! Thus said Harry Buchan the morn
ing he babe adieu to the place. where
ne found some Of the most pleasant
associations of his life. 1t had been
the sceneSof pleasures s,--scene of his
deepest anguish. Not a word passed
between Harry and Lewis concerning
the subject that most occupied their
thoughts Next morning as Harry
grasped his friends hand, he said hur-
riedly--
Farewell, Lewis, may you be hap
py with her you love-"
"You are mistaken, Harry, she you
allude to loves me not! The dclusive
spell that bound my heart to her has
been rudely snapped asunder."
"You do not mean to say"
Before he could finish his sentence
the shrill whistle of the car sounded
A warm grasp-a deep look Of un-
changing friendship--a "writc soon"
from each, and the friends, who had
been constant friends from childhood's
hour, separated; and He, who watches
over the dcstinies of his creatures,
knows whether they will ever meet on
the. green earth again. The future
events oflife are most happily envel-
oped in the dark shroud Of the future.
In mercy the Father has thrown an
impenetrable veil athwart our mental
vision as regards future events, con-
cealing all the dark, hidcous things
that lie concealed in its gloomy folds,
whilst hope, sweet messenger Of Heav-
en-, bright star that lights the path
way Of HE, points out, to the mind,
bright hours Of bliss that perchance
may be the darkest of our lives. What
charms would life possess If it shed
not its cheering light on our rugged
life-roal2 We live far more in the
future than the past OF present. We
are ever looking forward to something
not yet ours, but something we trust
to win.
All, proud youth, proud with con-
scious feeling manly strength and
mental vigor. With thy minds eye
thou seest a life Of renown. The ST.
rem, hope, points with a finger of hight,
and aliuring smile TO q name for thee
that shall be the watch-word Of thy
loved land--a beacon light, an abiding |
trust. With brow unclouded by the
dark realities Of life, he turns with
beamins eyes facinating spell. Happy
youth! Would that thy after life could
realize to thee its ambitious dreams;
but It's never thus I fear. Look at
that bent form-that pale earnest
face--bending over his book. He is
q physician Of the body--not the soul;
but Oh, what . world Of soul beams
from bis dark intelligent eyes as with
unconcious pride and trust he pours
over the obstruse pages ofscme medi-
cal work. How God-like, how no
bic, his aspirations: lofty genius has
vet its regal signet on his fair untar-
nished brow; every good and lofty
ceiling beamed from his enthusiastic
ace-'tis q handsome face--not from
mere physical form, but from the mem
al light that glows upon It. May thy
hture be al thy ardsnt fancy could
lssire. May the life, thou hast yet to |
now, ccntain no blightiug sorrow, no !
..:ek>.:~~ - n - ~nn..A a., ~. th,s: |
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bcrs and efiicers Of the last Assembly
ofthis State, with their places ofbirth,
&c. There are lac in all; a large por-
ton Of whom II will be remembered
were elected as Know Nothings. Their
constituents will be amazed to learn
that the only man out OF the whole
party who was Of American parent
age was Francis B. Spinola, whose
father was an lrishman, and mother
an American. Not one of the Others
was sprung from natives, either on
the fathers or mothers sido. Tho
fathers of the li0 were as follows;
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The mothers were Of foreign birth
with the exception ofMr. Spinola) in
about the same proportion.
After this VIC think the natives had
best turn their attention to new pur-
suits and principles.-MW York Her.
aid.
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lLAARAE.

-lGAkAL4
Ship City OF New York ssiter Liyerpoo-D Kingsland
sal a Aehms Hatch Rio Jsns,ro~KitbS 4 Mckee.
Bark Pilot Fish Hoyt Rchmond-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Louisa Eaton smith. neutrality-suspicious. Nicker
Bark Lima CBrl, Mann Befast--Tas Calender
Brig Caroline whteberry AspnwancF spies
Brig Pilot Fish, sedgely, Liverpcol-Bradshaw Jordan
s s MnyhsT Sanford
s ssSr aiRsey {sr Tsos 6sD BSes
schr Log al Scranton Goslee sayarnahscranton Tall.
schr + Feter Arnold Charleson-scranton Talman
, sehr L A Edwards. shacSelcrd, Georgetown-Dolner
schr Rhoda Beolah Robbins, MISUNDERSTANDING,
schr Andrews Putnam washlngton-B Blossom Son
= schr Jno Totten, Waters, Tretercksburg-yaa Brunt
sehr Rebecca, woglom City Poini--Ias Hunter ( Co.
sr banTs cPsss elaa sA
s sehr Swar, Dill. Baltimore Phelps Dodge CO
schr Colgate, Seaman, baltinore-Maier, Lord Que
sshr N e Lining Brsnswiek-R smy.A.
sioop Brown Gardner Providence Master
sloop Maria louisa cap@ings Fs Ryer-M n
Steamer JIo Pane Jones rhiladeiphis- al 4 Briggs
aKAissu
Steamship jamestown Parish Norfolk &c with mdse ard
passengers TO l.udiam Peasants
with iadse ana III passengers 10 Grnne Mntnrn Co
Bark Moneznma to New Haven Link, Demarara Sept 5,
Bark Japonca sheldon Philadelphia, IN ballast TO Napier
johnson.
to Kibhy Mckee Aug II lat Is 5, lon 81 o. spoke ship
Ashburton 70. NewburyporO from Bahia for Calcutta Aug
p lat 81 s. lon "a Is spoke brig Nancy heacc for River la
Plate. AZ days cut
Brig Otto VENUS tBegl DELI Tacoslpam Alvarado Ri.
Mexico Aug with mahogany. hides &c 10 RollSer Il
hoffman. Was bound samourg put into this port ia
distress having the 18th nst in lat "a 81 lon 10 Do
Brig Thomas WATSON (of Philadelphia wornger Pnero
Cabelo Is DAYS with coffee, hides, &C to Dale Bliss
Brig Lille Nils tof Poilandl Putnam, Curacao Aug 80,
with salt, 10 Nesmlih \ sons
Brig John Oliver (Br, OF Weymouth NS). Newcomb, st
Kits, Is DAYS with noasses TO Leaycraf Co. 18th lat
IS lon CT 49, spoke sehr Delegate Leby from Antigua for
Halifax.
Brig Lark orr, Burroughs. Fsjardo PR, septs with
Brig Foelia (cf Georgetown DC, Jones' Georgetown Z
days. with flour TO Abbott A Dodge.
Schr Mississippi (of Hampcen TrasA Guayana PR Sept
"a TO- spoke brig Spidre 5oston for Port Prince out
Is days.
schr Richmond Harris Richmond days.
Schr T. Thomas, Aegeriy Virginia days.
Schr Margaret Mabee Virginia Gays.
Schr Benz yandiver Tryner. Virginia 4 days.
Schr Rescue Bacon Bslln ore days
steamer Black Diamond Allen Philadelphia.
steamer Bristol Allen fhiadephs
Steamer Pa ker Vein Ramsey, PnrtAct.
Steamer Wamsuta Rye New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican, Aulfrich Providence
Steamer shetucl et. Gsfr Norwich
Steamer sachem 1nrashsr Hartford.
report Of arrival tbs port "a MS Of ship
Hartford from Liverpool incorrect she sa from Liver
pool 9th inst.
ship Cathedral, 81 GAYS from Chlnchs Islands.
Bark Weather Gage, oladd.n from Rio Jaaero.
Bark Elizabeth, 81 days iron Caiiz;
Brig Wahondtg from Turks Islands K All by pilot boat
David Ntche9
Wind during the day from wNw to sw.
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FoRT HAMILTON HELIkr socIE1y's Rsroar


Or. RorHE reports DIR Bailey Mr. Charles Sears and Miss
sally Ross still all doing exceedingly well
AL others previously reported doing well are GONZALES
Gent, except Frank
New cases-Thomss Mcdonnell and Margaret Pardee at
lacked with remarkable violence.
galescing
The continuance Of the yellow fever amongst seen
that have brit little hope anything more taan
mere luis until heavy trus sha annhate the disease Is
the opinion q many Physicians experienced n Il that
have not yet seen the wors.
IN veg o. hs end present necessities, Il is inexpe
dent 10 diminish force 81 any other item 81 ex
pense now subjected
All who are famillsr with yellow fever Of how
othe epaene disease some 81 our qaen's have cos ~
much as fifty dollars each The Hospital maintained with
an expenditure OF not less lhan forty dollars per day We
cannot safely Innate VII hsve been 10 operation less than
cost * ~ or more which Is A. much as has been
may think So 20 look q the bare met with In the
Treatment Of patients ie them here
q tne disease and It's requirements snd the number OF our
patents and they viii lie satisfied that such charge be
In sddton 10 our IL low fever patients who are alone
gwen n onr daily repors have cutie many not
more hsn ma number cS win the various other diseases
common t al communities Scarlet fever L. strange 20
prevailing TO considerable children the
very ocaAes where the yellow fever exists These sick
nave no other resource now tnau 10 call and add
little to me expenditure OF the society.
The desulon Of many aa becoming greater every
Cay. Ahhy hafe teen without employ meat tor nearly t"O
months others have spent H r hoarcngs In their sickness
before ouf society was esabshe These furnishing
Viii nfcessafes 70 supply the absolute wants and distribute
among them ID money and from Bis 70 SIS day.
therefore evident iAt mus have further fur
GsEc ~ Il the hands q n nenrgoeu or tha very
must abandon establishment dissolve society aud
what W rAy . individuals
We tras. however that have exhausted the gene
fos o re pubhe aud feel confident that this, appes
FoRg EaNLToS, Sept = iss5
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From The wesiport mo Border RafHap, Sept 1sl
We have kept our columns open until now, Tuesday,
losh inst u O'Clock and learn that there Ia no
news 81 importance from the Territory o. Kansas except
fhai the pro slavery army has been dsbandedthat Go
vernon eeary has emitted about 2ve hundred from
the pro slavery army 70 act Kansas mlta-thst lane
hAx escaped-ihat the Territory q 10 c1n1i
Con than ever--ha,, IN OPINION the labor 10 over,
me child y born, and named Abolition Kansas y
From The a. LOUIS sep ubNcan sept AL
The steamer David Tatum arrived yesterday afternoon
from S. Joseph She lett ha, por, Wednesday last
Kansas she took board about $50 citizens o. Mis-
souri, Who N obedience 70 the procama ion Of Gov Gea
w h.d given up their military organization and returned
10 Missouri They prneipsliy from the counties
Howard Boone saline Cooper and Frsnklin. Lawrence.
vas In possession Of United stairs troops by whom nine
az q lanes men had been made prisoners. Lane led
from Lawrence with the remainder Of his ragamuhins
and was IN Nebraska
The train from Jeserson City last evening brought
down several gentlemen direct from Kansas They wore
passengers the Aubry. and bring the latest news
Fron Of them learn that the whole Of Cen. Reid
force had been dsbanded, and had returned 10 their
homes. Gov. 6eary was At Lecomptop with 900 United
States troops. and determined 40 maintain The
p ssce and execute the laws. fnder bis orders
ninety men had been taken prisonerAat lawrence. The
report OF lane and his band having We'd 10 Nebraska
confirmed. 1ne- are said " have stotn property sun
Gent Tor them 70 i've on the coming inter they can
keep together 50 long
there was a repor, last evening, ,ess several lives
were lost each SIDE ~ lawrence, butss is believed
% be Incorrect II s very gratifying 70 hearfese udngs
nxf know that the violence which long pf
I'd IN Kansas Ia ut end Gov. Geary began ght and
n like arm purpose 10 preserve Law and order add to
punsh ali offenders against H. will make life and
property secure Ia kansas as Ia any State Of the
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RIO THE FRIENDS uF FRENONf-THE CNDER-
signed having instituted themselves committee Tor the
exclusive ptFpo.e ang do lmens bearing The
rnoncrGoas issue before The American pee
Pie rcsY ecuy invite contributions from Al who are inter
es,ei The rumph 81 liberty aud law at the az.
preaching election Norry IN arge small sums. from what
quarter Il il recc 81, W he scrupnnusy applied u
ills sole aud Will he diverted 70 any
other All that peeessarg n order 70 caty The eee lon
hy unpNsmIed maiOrpH that the people Ahouf have the
81 thoroughly understanding The reeeasnes ID, AMI
hecy Of the present national Administrator ths outrages
~ which the of Kansas the victims the
cessy a securing that Territory 70 ireedom and the qaa
tlgns of the peoples candidate for the Presidency toaf-
buttons addressed to te Secretary II the Committee
A. ARNOLD. ISL Nassau street New York.
DUDLEY :. GREGORY, ISAAC SHERMAN,
GEo. =. CORNELL Ben YIELD,
DEFINING DUR. 4. a DANA.
LrITI.MoRE. BUCHANAN And FREMONT BADGES,
IN Tor committees associations. aiso. tags banners,
eagles ornaments rosses haons &c, d COMBS Cd esa.
blstd Masonic aDi Odd fe0w regaa aad jc1el man iac.
No. ga Grand street
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BOSTON Sept % AR ships Mountain Wave. sheds; Ese
Howe C1d Raphael Arc5srgel L0ya5er stock holm bark
& smbridged London
Also Greek q days frou Malaga with fruit
chip Llne aiz banks Breeze Snyrns:
ANY Ihladtlnhia LawA.A IL rel. Raltlnorr
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Nfissenf Letters.

Nfissenf Letters.
List OF letters advertised 10 the Baltimore SUM- Tues
day SEPT 2a 1859, remaining IN the Post eace Baltl
more, tncalled for, no doubt misdirec'ed'-
pHnADxfPnA HOUSE,
VIM Bonbright X Co.
Bond penckla
Coheen n Co, no doubt invented Tor Uabeen 60.
o. Fmcfy Co, bankers.
John A. Lewis.
Edwin Walter
None Ter New York or Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept 2S-Arr steamer Boston, Sellers.
Niork brig ADby Ellen Glchrtsf Pcrilani sChrs Jesse
Starr. starr, Charleston fesserden HOOPER ~ John NB
Northern Light totsus Geo tdwards MAY Ssad Queen,
HuEe and 1yrre Higgnrs Boston star, cickerson, Pro
YldeDce Lyon, Whe.ier Anc Helen Mcleod, Salepa.
cid steamer kenpebec ,ud, Niogk, briggs Evergreen,
Pasn all Cienluegos Abbs Ellen Cichrtsi Boston, schrs
Badger Posismoata, Lccalel Mcneil and Northern lsh
Cousins reNhury rort Ttren Higgins; George Edsarf
May ard " 81 Mailer Crowel. Boston II McLco1 Rams
deh, salem; N X carlisle. sipple Boxhury
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The Public Health.

The Commissioners the usua hour ct their oce No
6Ciy Hall Present. Isaac o. Barker ESD the chair and
a full board; Walter Conklin. Secretary.
The following communication laid before the board by
the Health oaacer, for their action
70 TAG COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH or THE Crr OF NEW
doing b ns No. Psc p most e s 81
iici permission from your honorable board lighter the
came from Havana in he bark Nocheocae in July sst The
scAness board when she arrived at Quarantine we
have ten men 70 wash said rags and sickness has
occurred them the among rags during
that time Tie Nochoochie has been allowed The
- ''' WHITE FAYE,
and es om and and IN sss
sn cases OF Chagres fever Referred Heath ohcer with
Bark America petitions city aer discharging
cargo Referred 70 the Healh Onicer with power
Of Rootiyn are s wiinr . 90 70 Au' 0'A ing
The HAHN ern sparea q he Board that things we're
getting da a. les ma vessels under
thirty captains after him connusly snxousy seeking or
ihe SPIT vessels to keep company thai there were no
eases Of yeSN fever y se Marine hospital that The phys
hat for time there has scarcely been SO few Of
b. EoeswEII said that pr Miller and himself had visited
been rspresened thai the case was magaaa one recently
brought from The infected district At Fort Hamilton The DOC
ihe pae2. afflicted with queer attack o. yellow
petite and do his duty AZ the dener see The pocor sa
ihst he and the Health Dr Miller stated Inc
The did would Be an Thing els but Solsek v5mItS'
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.
SEPT 25.Present MAJOR Han and Aldermen Oakley and
shaw.
DR.. WENDELL reported baS o. Infectious
gious disease had been him YESTERDAY
ing. He examined into he ctses
OF yellow fever in Joralemon street and that the
Permission granted the following vessels lighter
Brig Africa from Cienfueeos sugar and molasses.
The Board then adjourned.
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THE TURF.

NENTREvIILE COURSE L. I-TROTTIHG rrFs
day Sept 80 at O'Clock Match, 5000 me heals best
three in five IT. Woodruff m Flora Temple IN har
ness s. Mclaughlin names k Lancet under the saddle
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor
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SIN q ER'Y
improved Sewing M,achinas

iownIon vas granted the Highest Award Of
the Para Exhibition, tn ersSv rses III y,
the Worlds Verdict Of superioritv
'hE iHpROVEMENTS IN THIs MA
- chlae has sim plifed them I'm MANY e.nac,s
81 Iey are caPa6leof executing vice The nmouni
!n Sotk they did formerly Ia anv given t,mn
nahiy are without question the only Machines "a.
IT,, Sl sewing every variety OF goods perfect.
se,,,n , Dosom or heavy trace for harness csn he
sf naa%Xa any OF these machines by sImnle c;,.poe
closest sc,ni,n thread In such manaer that tbe
MannS.n,,ny cannot detect fault 'A'
them tbs on1ers, planters and families will snh
are bniit .,.y SAFE Machines TO purchase a. thu
get out Of orSets and durable, and not III civ ~
binding hat, cs nines with guaees atta,hsd %,
Suk FhIe,Sd P,iionts, CATERS 30 iof
on hand ~ 40 Cotton Needles -
psr.o a. .ne lowest rates "o', constantly
ing Machines viii pl no rezarling Sew
-. M. SINGER l. ~,
ND 100 baltimore stree, p. 20,
Nv are prepared to exch. nsLttinore.
oainoS Lor oIo machines Of any kind rnese ma
e11. PERSONS who have been Induces ., eIms lib
Hleflof machines under the prefs,s pure base
snesp' y, VII Ind this benefit indeed. 0' "e'ns
OhPORAflON srOCK.-ss.o,n,
Hnoe OF Washington Stock for = he a, o'Po
CaVBB BRG'fBERs
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STAR.
MY BROTHER.

MY BROTHER.
BIT RNNA ALICE BROWN.
q briar-vine, Chamber,
And cover the chamber,
Ths chamber 30 dreary and lone;
Where, with meekly closed LIPS
And eyes in eclipse,
NV brother lies under the stone.
o violets, cover
The narrow roof over,
o. cover the window and door;
For never the lights
And the long days or nights
Makes shadows across the floor.
The lilies are blooming, the lilies are white
Where his play haunts used to be;
And the sweet cherry blossom
Blow over the bosoms
OF birds In the old roof-tree.
When hear on the hills the shout OF the storm,
In the valley the roar Of the river,
/ shiver and shake on the hearthstone warm,
As think Of his cold /" forever"
For his white hands are folded,
And never sgain
With the song Of the robin or ploye',
when the summer has come
With her bess and her grain,
VIII he play in the meadov-clovef
O. dear little brother,
NV sweet little brother
I'm ths kingdom above the sun.
o, pray the good angels,
The glorious evangels,
To take me when life Is done.
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NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS.
John H SMOOF, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE
OF bridge street, Georgetown, ID c., has re-
celyed bis First Instalment Of FALL GOODS,
suited to the early demand, viz:
~ pieces Fail Style Muslin de LANES 25 cs1.
loo do English Prints, at IL / cts.
do Black Silks, best makes
$50 do Shilling Cottons, comprising of 81, me
most approved makes
81 pieces Bro and Bid Sneeting Cotton
70 do Irish Linens, good and cheap
80 dozen Damask Napkins from 81 50 10 ~ 90
Table Cloths, and Table Damssks
Birds Eye, auckaback, and Board Towellfny
Anendale and Marseiles Spreads
English Fur'd Chintzes from 12H to lSY eta
Bright Colors (all woody Muslin de LANES
Black Alapacas and Muslin de LANES
30 pieces White, Red and Vel ow Flanneis
Casslmeres, Black French Does kins and
Tweeds, Checked and Plain Jeans
Checked Muslns, Cambrics and NaInsooks
White and colored Canton Flannels
Hens stitched, Embd and Plain Linen C,mbric
Handkercbiefs
Gents heavy Ribbed and Plain half Hose
Ladies and childrens Cotton Hose OF all kinds
Gents Merino and Cotton shirts
Ladies herino and Silk Vests &C. &c
TO which large additions will be made soon
from the large Auction and Importing Houses OF
Philadelphia aud New YORK. Customers are in
vited to call early.
sc ll-u JOHN IA. SMOOT