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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06

Row BETWEEN MEMBERS OF CoNGREss-A
collision took place in an omnibus to-day be.
tween Mr.. McAlnllen, M. G. of Virginia, and
Mr.. Granger, Nj. G. of N. Y, growing out of
political discussion. Mr.. Granger received two
severe blows in the face. The House has or.
dered an investigation, which is to be reported
on next session.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-25

eIp, TT Dem beIpnbe ct en- @ablte5irfe leinen
NpbnliB 9ebabt baben mtE, Tim pa8 Stilnrn>
rett ol85uiiben ; uber ) terbet barf CT feiner
,llnteriGieb 5ptlden ben 8iir9eru anperer Staaz
ten MAIDEN, neil ba8 9e9en Die 8unpe8perfaliung
IpcrtteBe. SSH OfaiiudulettS Die IN SrlanD
I9ebprenen natrraltiirten Siir9er bonn Gti1nmz
IreGte au8I6lieBe1, fl foun e8 alerpiu98 eiueu
I%9epilien 3ettraum %beitirnrter, ipdbreno beIien
I%pieielben int Staote 8empbnt Raben %uiiet, be-
rpr Ite %nitItiurten pIrfen aber e8 ntuB pann
5u9leid ale anrern ni6t IN MaIa&uietts 9ebpz
reren, ipnpern babin g. 8. aus NewsSumpibire)
iiber8eiebelten 8iir9er in bielelbe aute9prte itel>
len. Gbut e8 ba8 nidt, 70 perit0Bt bic 8eltir1>
mut9 9e9en Die 8uubeSperfuIlrr unD 1T ults
|9itlttg. Der gauge 3mef bel Der GrfrroerniB
zines bauernben MpbnltbeS int @ablbe5irfe 1T
n1r Der, rap 2anpldufer unb Ourdreileupe bon
Der Gbeilrobrte am 8ablaft abgebalten merOen.
SpCI e8 aber 5t einelt anpern 3lpede, Ipll e8 ais
8erf5eug 5ur proftii den AunulItrun9 Ter 0tatuz
Irali latipn89eIebe benuet tperben, bann miro e8
3eit, 1aB nan ld einmal in Der 8unpe8rer<
Ifaiiune uuli ebe, rb Tie ntdt cine Gdmspebr 9ez
gen f~erarti9e 8erlude bietet.
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SHrgerre6tnnb Slim t c d t.

Ser Qniidt bnB bic @eieb9e6un8en Der Gin<
,5clitaaten 5rpar niAt Die Grperbung Res omeriz
fqnlifen Sir s r redt8, tppbl aber Die Nu8z
ibun9 oe8 Sttm III redt8 pur6 naturaliltrte
Gtrger eri4peren, pper gang perbinDern f0t11s
tell; etner aniift, auf melde Die Snonnptbiu98
}um,9rpBen 19eil ibre SOffnungen begriinben,
tritt Die N.@N Gribune enteesen. Die Burpe8,
perTaiiuu9, meint le, bat e8 ulerbug8 nur NIT
Gem 8irserredt 5u t9uu unb iberldBt Die ges
Hiuunun9en iber pas Gtimnredt ben Gin5el>
%itaoteu, ALIEN ie ia9t audi, raB her 8iir9er Ell
ae8 5taateS in jeoent Ger Ser. Staaten rieIelz
beu 9ledte mic Der zines arperen Staate8 baben
fed. Daber bat Ell Staat, J. g. Dtaiiaduiett8
'~lierriu98 Elm un5peifelbafte8 9Sedt 81 %beftin>
zen, ME lange ein Biir9er Der Str. Stuateu,
fer uiht in Maliadulett8 8ebDren lift, i'm Staate,
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81 naerifamifcbe NacDricbtcn.

lin er 6enfer. = Da e8 pieQeiGt et1iz
qe u%nIerer Seier intereiiirt, gedbere8 itber Den
lRarl gu erfa9ren, Der uua int SAD zines Srie.
9eS nit England an einen Spfamore Gree uufz
Mill (parlnt 1lift bod meni9lten8 an
eile , eut 81 Side p, 70 MAIDEN mir Iie auf
cine llterartl4e GrIdetnun9, lpelde Der In5eigcr
De8 Be items in eiuem Nrtifel iiber bic 8artei>
iteQun9 Der beutI6en 3eitnngen selegentli6 IN
ZEN fol9enben Stelen antiinpi9t, aufnerfialn
.uDa mir 9erape All GtfbOif utD Der Staot8z
3elttn9 ltnb, 10 molten mir nod bemerfet, paB
mir gu %Ietler 9elun9eneu bip9rapbif9en Sfi35e
ppn Dem Nrtipfaffen" nddlfeuS eini9e8eitrdge
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-25

Cine 8rpBe 3aGl eiolanrer 5p8 iid ppr Sc
Der Qbiilnmtn9 3llriid.
9eute fritz 10 llbr 8prtleeung.
3mette Depef6e.
B9tlabelp9ta, %. 6ebr. - Die @pn>
r@ention befano iid ZEN 9an3en 8prmitta9 iiber
IN 9rrBer Qpire8un8; Die lln3ufriepenbeit Der
Siipldnber bat ben Siebepunft erreidt. Die
lelben merrcn Reute 9{admitto9 i'm @irarDbDu8
etne SonperperI ammlun8 balten, I'm li4 iber
tbr fitr Die 3ufunit etuSubaltenre8 8erfabren
5n perl t1npi9en. Die @eldafte Der Convention
ltnb ieit 9eitern 0fa4t ol9emein in'8 Stpfcn
9erat9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-25


BABE ieine Rdije rerIan8t. 2prb Clarendon 9ob
cine Gptree, Bel melder Buchanan nidt 3u9e9en
mar, man ia8tt III 6pl8e pcrl0ulider 8erbalt=
niIe.
Die Stimnung res eug(tIGen Gplf8 9e8en
Nmerifa 1T cine g%iinitige. Gie 6anoel8f1mnert
ron chandelier unp 2tperrprl perlpini6e1 eineu
Srte8 nit ren8. ct, ideinen Jpn aber gu fiirGz
ten.
Gtn5elbeiten iiber Zen Gtrctt 5mij6en Bu6az
nan ullp Clarendon tDerpen nldt erlpGbnt. 0pd)
Ip1 lt4 CLARENDON lebr in lultirerb ge9en 8u4az
nalt arl89eIprpden baben, mDrarf pieler Ipfprt
Der unterrepur9 ein @nbe nnadte.
Die OerbpzPartet, beiBt eS, merpe ben Wfiz
nilter rpe9en Au8laiiun9 jeper 8emertuns l6er
Amerita in Der Q9rpnrepe interpe0iren.
Gu3lano unb 6ra1freid iplen N9enten na9
8rollien 9%eIenpet BADEN, INN iene8 9onD 9e9en
Die Suterelien Der Ser. Staaten unb Central
Alnertfu oui5uDeben. Der Irn Der en9Iii9en
Yreile 1T brpbeaD unD anmoBenb. Die 6allz
pel85eitun9en MAIDEN cine Nu8uabue.
Die 6pupS liuo III 6pl9e Die ier Nu8ltdten
%9efalen.
Aus Der 2pnbpner Gtme8: Wtr
~erlparten ieben Sag 5u bGren, ba6 un1er Mtntz
lter in Waibin9tcn feline 8dlle erbulten fat.
Oa8 miro notiirlid dbnlide MtaBre8eln se9en
ben amertfantld eu Sci arpten BON I'M erer Seite
nptft9 MAIDEN unD bic unI6ulDigen @el arbten
@ranlptpn urp 8u6anan niirpen Iid no6rlGetnz
lt4 auf ben atlauttiden Wteer be9egne1t. Gn9z
larp 1T an Dem 3erpirfn unlGulbis utb bic
Imertfaner miiien iid anf einen bortnadi9et
gSlperito no 9efoBt halten, ipelr iie rn8 pa5u
treiber. M6gen lie bic Soften bere9nen, ebe
lie ben perhdn9ntBppllen Strei9 1Hbren ii. /. NJ.
Aus Der 2pnbpn.O TSP at9: Giel
per6etblider llnntutb lit bier bariiber enlpfunpeu
tpprpen, baB ein republifanil DIES Gplf DemS6iloz
batter ne8 e1rppdil4en Oe8prti8llu8 ieineSpns
patbten 6upenbete unp wenn pa8 &plf Der Ser.
Staatcn erlaubt, bab feline 2enfer e8 in eine1r
&rte9 nit @)rpBbrtttanien ~ltiirScl1, 10 perbe eS
Die ldredli6ite 2ectipn entpfansen, pelde ben.
natirralen 9teipe uub Der SGnpeliu9t 9e9ebeu
lpurbe.
erbonblun0 Oa8
Scltrnal be8 0ebat8 Fat einel1 larQel1 9%elebrter
Artifel, nprin e8 betpeife t, paB bis iebt bic Sn=
terellen 6ranfrei@8 urb Gu9lanp8 ipentii6. ieier,
oaS ober III Gtlien unD rem 8altiiden W{eere
rur tie Srnperintereiien @n8larp8 9cf1brbet
babell nltrre.
Shirt 4osfietpitid ftarb am 9telt :. 81. III
8arl4au.
9tad einem 9rrtpfpl, melde8 in @ien am
1. ,. BON 0rantreid, @u9lanp, Eiirfet, Seitretd)
uno NuBlaup in &ien Wuter5eidnet murbe, iru=
telt Die GerbanDlu19e1 tnner9alb 3 g8pden III
Part8 e%rDffuet merpe1. 2prD Clarendon mtrp
Gn9latb p~ertreteu. SIS 9ebt ra8 @eridt, Der
&atler BON Jfubla1D unp Seltreid piirpen mdbz
reno Der Grnf% eren5en Furi8 beludeu. Nobrs
ldeiulid mirb Elm Naiienft1itaup Bis @npe
Wtdr5 ab9eldlplen iperpen. Nidt8 gteue8 aus
Der Srinl unp Nlien Die lekten ODDS in Seba=
itpppl ii1lb 9eipre19t mrrpen.
Wartt. 8rppitpfie ie9r 9efulen. 8ai=
sen INN 4 unb Oiebl Tim 1 G9iuin9. Gpr1l
flau. 8al1tuppue feit. @pnl pl8 9OH.
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@nfnnit Se8 Samplers


Villa.
0ret Sage Neuere8 aus @urppa.
SD t wt9tis!!
Da8 3%erwHrfntB 5wti6en Bud az
II an unb Der en9L. 81 e9terung Be-
fGtt9t i'd. .
Cir Senrp 8ulmer btetet eineGermittlun9 5trt=
id)en Buchanan u1b Clarendon an.
8%rDbfpffe ttef 9efallen!!
Nem<Oprf, "a. 6ebr. Ger Camper
Nlia fam pieien Nbenp nit Nadridten bis gum
9ten bier an.
Die MOrnitt9 Soft iu9t, Gin Serr2 8ulper
babe iid (pte e8 betBt auf ZEN Wunid &ol1nerz
itpn8) erbpten, ben Streit 6piiden Sudo1an II.
GlareAbpn gu S~er9leiden. @ine 3uialnmerfunft
lpQte im@el anptIdoft8bptel ltattfinper, bel nell
dyer 8ulner Serrn Buchanan eiuen Ser9leldl8z
GprI6lag p~prlegen lpu. Die ibrt8en 53eitltnz
gen bepbadte1 Elm ttefe8S tiIll6wei9en iiber ben
@e9enftuup.
Die observation-disclosures Der 6riepen8cpnferen5
faneu nad) unb na6 in Bart8 an.
Sin befti9er Sturm faup ant item an Der
e1t0lil9en &ttlte ltatt unb pieGe amerifanil9e
S6if1e murpen bart bel6dbiSt. Da8 S4tff
uScean Gpper" l~traupete; baS Sdtf @pparD
SpereIT DON Sdlflfllpre t1nI III leQeHI SSuldllO
i1 @prf an, nadbem e8 700 Suffer Wtebl itber
8prD 9emorf e1 bate.
Die britiideO ampffre9atte Bplppbemu8 9ttt9
an Der @eltfilte bon s il a II B ~perlpren.
Die Central a mertf an DE
Tra9e.
SIM 6at8 Der @)euteineu antlpprtete Serb
BalmerItpn arf cine Snterpelatipn Grbben8,
baB bic Gprrelppnoen5 iiber Die @entralamertz
fanilde1 NnSele9enbetteu benz Yarlament BENT
nddit prr9ele9t werpet iptrp.
Scr. 8c0ie 5ei9te an, er ipplle bic a%n9efaltz
bt9te Snterpellatipn tit 8e5n9 auf Die Werbz
8 e 9t3t e perldteben, bis Die Gprrel pOnpen5
bic ii6er bic An9ele9enheit nit Der omerifant>
IGenTe9ieru19 an9efnlpft mprOen lei, p~prlie9e.
Gam # us Die 1ime8 tapel
ba8 8erbalten Der en9lilden unD amerifantlAe
IN 8e5u9 auf bic be- tebenren 0tibbeOi9feiten II.
I6lieBt ibren 9lrtite( nit ben Wprten:
u8tr miinlden ben Trtepen 70 ie6r pte Scr.
Gpbpen, uber mir milen and, baB 8e9en cine
Natirn, bic gu itcl5 9eporDen 1T, um auf Ser
nunft gu bIret, e8 feline Wfittel 9iebt, ais Die
W1ffen."
Marfte. = 8altmnpp1e seialIen. 8rrb=
ltpffe iebr 9%efalen. Wet5et 1l1r s ,. bis II ,.
Wte9l nur 3 8. Stpf8 912.
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&eIe8rapbi10e SSnDricbfem.
Nnemttft 0es Santpfers
l77fF8s
EEg%SENAE
81

rNtlonttc"
0ec Ddttpfer oNtlontic" fam beltte 0tprgen
pom 2iperpppl bier an. &r brtu 8 t fetne
sc a 9rtdten tber bic Baciftc.
Der 8riepen8=@ on9reB mar in Bari8 er6fnet
unb bic Ser9anDlun9en beutetcn a1f tillen fritD>
li6en GtidluB. Sn @1l9lanb mar Elm 8rie9
NIT ben Sereini9ten Staateu ba8 Ta9e8-@es
iprdA' uno pieberhplt bieB e8, Serr Buchanan
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SpelGte

ffattftoenSe 8erfstqerunaen.
Sbper II, Ge., am Plate, Elm SauS III
@~iuiamfraBe, 43 6uB nDrrlid BON G9arrerz
ltruRe.
9. S.@ppe8, GantonNFerfte, Der Gdru<
her Wf1rtpn.
!Surriio n. - SIM Staot8s Tobaf89auie 81
6aB Sabaf.
Copper & 60. : 16Siin @9arleSitr., OfSbet
urp 9plrene II, iilberne llhre1.
Dten # a 8.
Ibrepn q So, - % Sip Gbarle8z Gtrabe.
M6bel.
Samtltcn. - grOcerie , Gubuf, 2iqupr unp
@ein, 9tr. 1875 McGlcerb8 Ord.
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@ttlabelp9ia, %. 8ebr. = Die Static
nalzGpnpentipn blieh Biz 2 l1br' 1eute friib in
Sieun9, al8 berWtaipritatSberidt fir 3ulaliuu9
res (6reel pilcrS) @pte bon BennipIpanien nit
SO sesen As Stimmen an9erpmmeu muroe.
Dieter Nu8sang uerur Iadte bic ipilpelte Iliz
re9un9 u1ter enSiplaupern. Scr. Pidett BON
Tenneilee OerGieB bic Convention nnO mei9erte
iid an ben Serat9nn0en b%erie(6en '%Oeiteren Gl1s
t9eil 5u le9men.
Der antra8. Die QatboliIde?) 9puiiianno
Delegation Sn5utdfIclI murpe paralli einltilnnli9
dn9enrmmen.
8rppfs BON d N. iteute ben Nntra9, baaGp>
ttm iiber bic Notwithstanding dodrlal8 in
8etrudt 3u Siehtat 8erwrrfen init 8roBerMa>
iprttGt.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1856-12-06
CAMP MEETING talk.

A chap down South went to a Camp
meeting, and gives the following anus
ing account of the disjointed cOnyer-
sation he heard there
Preaching had not begun, and prom
Ienading was in progress. We took a
convenient stand, and tried to catch
the remarks Of the various couples, as
they went slowly by us.
Yes, indeed, two girls talking of
course) 'and my brother Tom saysthat
Henry SOker brags about the many
times he has kissed her right in the
mouth, and she never slaps him at all
when nobody is by, and Pm sure
should die if people was to talk of me
as they do about her
Corn is up again, you know, and
shall make at least six hundred barrels
if make a peck, and consequently
sWhat a spectacle this. is, to be swah
Chaw. All wondah if these people
dem'd dpoOty gul, amt she-build theyal
own tents owa hiwahmen to do it fowaI
'em. Must be a gweat boah to-
BE married in six weeks from last
Tuesday. Iheard ma talking about it
but you mustn't mention it for the
world. 1t is a great secret
Really now, and she's as ugly as
The finest SOW you ever saw, sir
Pure Berkshire, and has nine splondi,
pigs. 1t was the best trade I eve.
made, and / wouldn't take twenty dol
lars for
| sScOllOPped petticOats. only look
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MARRlEp FoREvER.

"And I win betroth thee Into Ne
forever. Hosea ii, 10.
How wondrous and varied are the
figures which Jesus employs toexpress
the tenderness Of his coYenant lovcI
Ny soul! thy Savior-God hath 'nat.-
ried thee!' Wouldst thou Know the
hour of thy betrothmerst? 50 back
into the depths Of by-past eternity,
before the world was; then and there,
thine espousals we're contracted: 81
have loved thee with an. everlasting.
love" Soon shall the brilal-ho1r
arrive, when thine absent Lord shall
come to welcome his betrothed bride
into his royal palace. @Tho Bride
groom tarrieth;" but see that thou dost.
not slnmber AID sleep SURELY there
is much all around demanding the
girded loins, and the burning lamps.
At "midnightI-the hoar when be is
least expected-the cry may be, shall
be heard, "Behold the Bridegroom
comethl" Ny soul has this mystic
union been formed between rhee and
thy Lord? Canst thou say, iii humble
assurance of thine Alliance IN him,
"My beloved is mine, and I sin hisg.'
IF so, great, unspeakably great, are,
the gIories which await thee Thy
dowry, as the bride of Christ, is all
that omnipotence can bestow, and all
that a feeble creature can receive. In
the prospect Of those glorious tuptials
thou needest dread no pang oi dow
lhood. What God hath i0irel ser
mo created power can ta'Sd asilili'
7 betroths thee 9ud
FaaJlI PreNs
He hazarderh much who depends for
bis learning on experience.
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E4RIY PRIcEs.-Abraham bought

EARLY PRIcEs.-Abraham bought a
piece of land for a burying place. He
paid 400 shekels Of silver. The low
est sum at which a shekel is estimated
IS two shillings and three pence. This
would make about 5000 for the bury
inc place. In Solomon's time it is
mentioned that the price of chariot
from Egypt was 800 shekels of silver,
1 Kings K, 29. This would be about
$3.50. The price Of horse was 15O
shekels, or some So. The besthorse:
of that age were found in Egypt. The
Egvptians trained them well, and they
were capable Of important services
King Solomon, in valuable chariot
drawn by two or four of the horses
madeas showy and dignifed an appear
ance perhaps as any princes have since
-Ereter Neacs Letter.
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Amy! Nine founees and hoops in the
bargainl Oh how / should love to-
Go to the picnic on Thursday? Oh,
thank you. You don't kNos0 how I
should lore to be present, sir, / am so
fond of the exhilerating dance, but
father says
i am truly gratifed, my dear young
friend, to learn that you are so deeply
impressed with the necessity of i'm
mediate repentance, and shall this
very day make
Ten yards of gimp for the bosom,
and maroon velvet binding for the neck
and sleeves, oh Emily III
The finest baby you ever saw
black eyes and large limbs, six weeks
old and weighs
sSixty-one pounds and quarter to
the bushel. None better in the country.
Free from, garlic and cockrel, and
large grained. / hold it at
'Stilloplis, next Saturday. Bob
Bothsydes the former Congressman,
will speak, as he says q.
'Ah, Mr.. Pepper, you fatter me So
just so, how horribly Kate Willmot is
dressed. She aci1 wear yellow, though
it makes her look like
'Fever and agy. 1 believe. They've
all been up with it, and now the poor
mans GOT
The sweetest bonnet l ever saw.-'
Where did you get it? must recon-
mend my sister to your
Watermelon patch. Stole every
darned one. Some of 'ein bout half
ripe. I swow I'll shoot them Of they
DON'T
Go to the White sulpher. TITS the
best place in the whole world ma am.
I've seen some of the most wonderful
effects of the waters. Tom Holocaust
was cured Of
lPmonty-RreP Pv---a--g<-5uEter 2 week:
And always get quarter apoand, and :
sometimes e.
-Four eggs, two handsful of -four, a
dab of yeast, half the cup full Of mo-
losses, and it makes
The best manure I eii6 usld fir.-
Vastly rerior to guall0, otl 8 Ne
phosphate. Two hundrsd ash tlty
pUunds to the acre raise5n me ~
The handsomest woman on the
ground. I can see none equal to her.
except Miss Mary, and she's got
/ Both hind legs spayineA And
there's a speck in her right eye that's
bound to- q .a1-s
'That beautiful girl il black over
there. I never saw her hut once be
fore, and that was at slfl ais
'Mr. Muggin's failure, sir. And he
has taken to drink awfully, and only
last week had
His head under my arm, and was
plugging hirn in the mouth, when he
/ got my finger r A1o5
Between the 10th and 10th Of Sep
tember. I viii get my wheat to market,
and it viii bring lish 5's
'tsssr gray naII5 IN g5ff6N 10
grave. Oh, it is awful to think how =
Close she hangs to his arm. She
ought TO be ashamed Of herself, and
never saw him untiP- ~
'William was born twenty-fve years
ago last April. I am an oEl'woman
now, and the gray hair makes,
Tootl tootl Preaching VIII now
commence said the Presiding Elder,
and we heard no more. 3ssas
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couldn't break such ties as existed be-
tween herself and Frank

couldn't break such ties as existed be-
tween herself and Frank
The remark caught the ear it was
principally intended for-Frank's-
who was sitting in one corner watch
ing the sport. A tall, awkward fellow
was sitting in an opposite corner, and
strict observations would have de-
tected peculiar twinkle playing in
his eyes, buthe himself was a good deal
peculiar-his general anatomy, minus
his eyes, I mean-and therefore thea
only matched. 1t might have likewise
been noticed that still more peculiar
twinkle played in the corners of
Charlotte 'seyes, and it all meant some
thing, no doubt-probably deciphera-
bic, if any of the company had motto
ed it, but thy didn't.
Well, the evening passed away, as
all evenings must, and, when the party
broke up, there was considerable con-
fusion, in the hustle of adjusting caps,
hats and bonnets, and Franks new
"beaver" had somehow got mislaid.
He found it, though; in time to take a
station at the front door, in readiness
to escort Charlotte when she came
along. He buttoned up his coat,
drawed down his hat rim, stood un-
commonly upright, and gazed with
majestic mein" upon all passers-by.
Presently she came, but-Land of
Ceasari-that tall awkwark fellows
arm was linked with her own in the
fondest manner! "Pleasant dreams
to night, Mr.. Rogers!" said she, as
she swept by in queen-like majesty,
leaving Frank utterly confounded.-
After standing there ~spell-bound," "
far quarter of an hour, during the
which he felt exceeding prompted to
follow and demoI5sh his successful
antagonist, and was only restrained
therefrom by remembering that,
"'Tis better far to bear the ills we have,
Than fly to Others which we know not off,
he recovered himself, and was soon en-
route for home; aided by the light rad
iating from the face of "pale Cynthia, .
instead of that from. the countenance
of Charlotte Stanley As Sc passed
by heF pee. and saw lea light
g leanirls ronl the parlbr Yindl,lv he
rather iilaudibEy inuttered
TX eon 1kel Inv riches fr;ch sIf msiafef.slx sen
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Vest Charleston. 0.
MAN,

Within the range of human ken,
there is nothing that God has done so
grandly as man. 1t was his last and
his best work. The heavens and the
earth, the waters and the mountains,
the armament and armies of clouds,
are insignificant mattersin comparison
with the nieanest Hottentot that ever
stupidity gazed upon them. All the
force of Gods heavenly army, the
bright procession of glittering stars,
wheeling in space and moyingin silence
along their appointed ways, upon paths
which none can see, but from which,
through ages, they never wander or
stumble therein the ponp Of this
stellar host, hammered with light, is
transcendent. But every globe is but
a huge deadness. They neither think
nor choose, nor JOY nor sorrow, pulse
less, passionless, they swing through
the circuits struck by the hand Of God,
for the same reaNon that the shuttle
darts, or the ball from the unconscious
bat, or the shuttlecock between two
battledores. But, within the nearest
man, there lives nature on. which all
eternity may work without fully devel-
oping it. The intellect, the soul, the
afections-they are something Of God.
All the universe is but the cradle, and
these elements in their lowest state, in
their rudest life, are yet in value be-
vond all the fabric of the earth
Henri Ward Bcecter.
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lie hazarderh much who depends Tor
hislearning on experience.
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TRUTHFUL SENTIMENTS. in this
country no young man need be uBem-
ployed. Wealth andrespectability are
to which he may attain
He has 40 right to be idle; he has no
right to be ignorant; he has no right
to be vicious; and, generally speaking,
no man has a right to be poor.
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We ask not Atit of thee. "

We ask not tLtit of thee"
Although she afterwards sent him a
note of repentance; it failed to
reconcile the parties, and the maiden's
name, to this day is, CHARLOTTE STAN
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Daily American organ., 1856-04-19

however great may be the personal sacrifice of
accepting That great question must be decided
in the next three or four months, and whether il
shall be favorable or not, may depend on him who
shall hll the mission now rendered to you.
! need not tell you how much depends on its de-
cision Tor veal or woe to our country, and per-
haps the whole continent. 1t is sufficient TO say,
that viewed in all It's consequences IL is one of the
very first magnitude, and that it gives an impor-
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the level with the highest in the gift Of the gov
ernment.
Assuming, therefore, that you will not decline
the appointment unless some insuperable difficulty
should interpose; and In order to avoid delay, a
commission is herewith transmitted, without the
fornaiity OF waiting your acceptance, with all the
necessary papers.
(Signed) JOHN G. CALHOUN.
Maj. A. j. DoEELsoS.