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FEMALE SAIxARY.

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80 surg We h'"es nut lfiG ihs.F p4afre 90
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'h''i- i"E'ih'r w1t tb- rTUtr qlsafhv -
win water sod snaq ~ ttr ,uf.. .l.a .fs.~ he
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hfnintTifT Berkeley Coaay, Va siIi' he
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IVA. tp'>'is,..g bsvtrg ,fss-G - .i.,-' al
known hpt-i IA. BrTrvviHe Cake comfy
o - isaFs ~ tuipm 0s ttayelii.E ls.s.c sA.,t r.
.. n'w featY 'p receive EW-s'. ~ y ai-l .F,f. Ell
month 80 trsr
IT'S TABLE vi slWays Dc furnished wih all
The y2Ftritr- FAlrt rh~ -fason aaf mater will a.
i ,eic 90 bfr VIII ~ chnirs.' Lqnor. sid bis
- be trsrnis ~ maze Iris hi r.trusosrf resi-
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lottah'r ant happy. ~ gau~-- hi,r.-if finn his
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n'ttr w"'lf ttst D. gss-f re tn,.f f.s,.f,,e,
It's charscs wit 20 a. fnsssrsr- - N rrrsrae \,
anv eooa pub'ic bDgsc " ia,s ..r'loa ~ cnpsff,
wiil iasitg ~. 'hsrriOrr invites ali iu extend 4,
him a shafr Of their cU,fau
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2. VI. SFEpnEfInY. Pe,, TOTO.

Puce, ~ 30 P-I csy. Psieo4s taxing bosrd b;
III ~ses uf nJhta, y ~ Le charged al Ul0asTair
tafrs.
Il agent VII b upnH earh Boat snd TTsin 10
n eo'lvct CAGES ter Baggage. sGd a the I.Asd.
icg ana Depot 10 pviat cot -nd convey passengers
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patra and Fai"'td iat"ugboGi. and JHfals.Sy sH-
t'tg tctr " rrs aatLtr
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dttoE 80 hn" sBd tau.is''or ~. cpil . Ags,israi.
Ia TIC - -r-ers,
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la-s't anf ~ seiis's' i--Udjpr and Railroad D.
psi . Jfr"id 20 ins W aOi.ss,c Si"fcs ua Msia
'uesi. S'ad situated "a most eonyehicni Gaft oi
IT, civ
Tie paU"nas" q nv hi'rt. sEd he rublic geo.
'Taiiy y respectfully solicited
W STEPHENSON
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Tie Valley Of ylrglaIa Tire

nlrile Ilglralco COMPANY,
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-06-26

ments on the table. Amended by moving to
lay the address upon the table. Carried. A
Committee on Finance was appointed. consist
ing of G.. G.. Foote, A. Pryne, g. w. Clark,
William J. Watkins, and w. o. Duval. The
committee proceeded to take subscriptions and
collect moneys. The hour appointed for making
the nominations having arrived, Lewis Tappan,
of New York, moved the nomination, by the
Convention, of Gerrit Smith, of New York, for
President of the United States. A vote was
taken, and Gerrit Smith was unanimously NOM
mated. Gerrit Smith responded by thanking
the Convention for the honor conferred on
him. but expressed his desire to be excused.
The Convention, however, by vote, declined
excusing him. On motion, Samuel McFar-
land, of Pennsylvania, was unanimously NOM
mated for Vice President. The consideration
of the address was then resumed, when Gerrit
Smith moved to amend the amendment of
Mr. Goodell, referring Mr.. Pryne's amend
ment of the address to the Business Commit
tee,) by laying it, together with Mr.. Pryne's
amendment, on the table. Carried. The ad-
dress was adopted unanimously by the Conven-
ton. A National Committee was appointed,
which was constituted as follows: William
Goodell, of New York, chairman; Thomas Cush-
ing, Maine; Daniel Foster, Massachusetts !;
John R. Forest, Vermont; A. G. Beman, Con-
necticut; A. B. Burdick, Rhode Island; Arthur
Tappsn, New Jersey; George F. Horton, Penn
sylvania; A. Pryne, Ohio; c. C. Foote, Mich
igan; Fl. o. Wagner, Illinois; l.. P. Frost,
Wisconsin; s. M. Bell, Virginia. The Com
mittee was empowered to fill vacancies. A vote
of thanks was rendered to the officers of the
Convention, for the able discharge of their du-
ties. The Convention adjourned sine die.
JOSEPH PLUME, President.
"; V ". CHAPMAN. Secretaries.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-06-26
AN AMERICAN BUNYANi
NOW READY,
THE CHRISTIAN VIRTUES,

DiStsctre Characters Associations Missions Labors Trans
tovnaattons and Ultimate Re,cards,
Personifed and Exhibited as Divine Family.
An Illustrated Allegory.
BY REV. ID. ID. BUCK.
TRUTH, Liberty, Faith Hope Charity, Mercy, Justice,
Patience, Humility, Virtue, Md Temperance are each
distinctly personated, and the beauty and loneliness
their characters and conduct forclbly exhibited
render the work. believed only interesting the
general reader, but especially welcome visant in
Christian families.
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CHAPTER HEADS.
erty and his Great Exploits Faith and Hope and their
Appropriate Influence Charity and Mercy in their Re
specive Missions Justice and his VocatoD Conenpla-
lion and Impulse in their Different Vocations Zeal and
his Enterprise Industry and his DOings Patience and
her Adventures; Humility, the Family MOnitress Virtue
and temperance in their Iabors and Relations.
PART 1.-The Proem; The Divine Family in Group;
Truth and Liberty, and their New Offices and Honors;
Faith and Hope, and their Queenly Offices Charity and
Mercy, Associated Empressesi Zeal and Industry, and
their New Offices Patience and Humility, and their I'm
peral Offices Impulse and her New Office Contempla
TONS Promotion; Justice and his Reward.
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BARBARA.
BY ALICE CAREY.

The morn is hanging her bright red veil
Over the walnuts gloomy boughs;
And Barbara, with her cedar pail
Comes to the meadow TO call the cows
"The little people that live in the air,
Are not for my human hands to wrong,n
Says Barbara, and her loving prayer
Takes them up as il goes along.
The miller is singing, and Barbara's mouth
Purses with echoes i, will not repeat;
And the rose in her cheek hath a ay-day,s growth
In the line with the ending, 81 love you, sweet"
Yonder the mill is, small and white,
Hung like vepor among the rocks
Good spirits say TO her, morn and night,
Barbara, Barbara! stay with your nocks.r
Stay for the treasures you have to keep,
Cherish the love that you know is true
Though stars should shine in the tears you weep,
They never would come out of heaven to YOU
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Over the hills to the ends of the earth
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More Than your true loves love is worth?
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other language has it been translated?
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