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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-03

or The following passage of singular
:splendor is from late Grafton by Hon. Ed
ward Everett
What is it that gives vigor to the civilization
of the present day but the world wide extern
sion of commercial intercourse, by which all
the product of the earth and of the ocean, OF
the soil, the mine, of the loom, of the forge. OF
bounteous nature, creative art and untiring in
dustry, are brought by the agencies of COM
merce into the universal market of demand
and supply No matter in what region de-
sirable product is bestowed on man by a libe-
raj Providence or fabricated by human skill
1t may clothe the hills OF China with its fra
grant foliage-it may glitter in the golden
sands Of Caliornia--it may ripen and whiten
in the fertile plains of the sunny South-it
may spring forth from the flying shuttles o.
Manchester in England, or Manchester in
America-the great world magnet of commerce
attracts it alike, and gathers it all up for the
service Of man.
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EvANsyILLE. INDf MONDAY MORNING. NOV. g. 1856

$4,000 is going begging The police Of
fee is deserted. and the jail nearly tenantless.
More than twenty gambling houses have been
compelled to close ON account Of the forced
absence of about 800 of their customers, and
rum shops without number are now occupied
by peanut venders.
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CAL1rons1A-A San Francisco sorrespon.

CALIFoRNIA.-A San Francisco correspon-
dent of the New Orleans Picayune says:
San Francisco is almost as quiet and order
ly as apAew England Village. The Vigilance
Committee has finally disbanded or at least
4djourned, pulled down its flag and closed its
rooms. man can walk the whole length o
the city without being murdered or rob5ed!-
The Office Of coroner, which last year yielded
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-03

GTELaTY, BEAUTY, ELEGKNCE
FIN r. M I'm "


ENFT Of the above will be found we'll atspt
A Cd tn and true of the immense
ties Goods arrived at the well known Store
Wm. s4OeZv eutsa al & Co.,
Uorner of Main and First Having assortment ad
Of Goods surprising in the variety styes coors
also in quantity quality any aud every thing
which other house exhibited partiou
lar pleasure invite friends and in Evansville
and vicinity to give call We extend invitation
particular TO the fair assuring them that every article
Imaginable under the of Dry Goods Emt roderes
Swiss French and ScOtch) Fancy Goods Manas White
foods .ripon. ShawIs. Millinery Straw
sortment We fully convinced varied
expectations and satisfy claim raspeet
prices In Clothing kind ndoat
please every for fashion color quality
and the in piece goods Come and oonynee yourselves
mh9l WM. LOEWENTHAL. & co.
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REsH ND FIJI 2.
E ETCU p VTERLING have just opened-a largo asorten
Z ksof Drugs Medicines which they invite the tn-
toa Merchants and Physicians They also keep window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes OF nT,
oils. Dyestufs Spices Perfnmery Fancy Articles &C. E.
AESOall popular Patent Medicines. All kinds OF tAiGts
ground in oil Pure Wines }ad 8randie f9rMeiea
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No l4 str
under the Journal Office. rlES-tt
4 tORN.-3 600 bushels prime White for sale by
" sep6 GEO. FOSTER 3 OQ-
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THE HAXARn pOWDGR CoMPAgY.

s-% u ~ 50 cro ~ al @ IA @
- g duc- 4 their prioes 70 eoTrergegd with the
IS duced of Saltpatre, continue ther
known raads of ELECTRIO TSDIAE f.'E zBd KENTUCKY
RIFLE oFder in kegs and eaRisgsFs. All Gunrowder
BLASTING and Mining, comprising afa assort5a quats
and ks required by the trade guaranteed give entire
he standard Of their Powder which enjoyed
highest reputation for years will
found unsurpassed by other OF she kind
the world.
For sale by the primo Dealers the
Company. No 50 Wall, cor. WEter street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
a. y. DOUGLASS, gec'y. 4nv2e-6nd
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ROCK EFAVEN ZOE I'll

...a WISHING retire from active business my
f75r farm. offer this place for sale. On it is
l5 oommoaious Tavern House, large three story
f9s Stone Warehouse also of Frame; Pork House
- with capacity to slaughter from 400to 500 hogs per
day with Stables all Outbuildng. IL
landing of coed depth of water and at all times
free from goo Dry Goods and Gro
cery and is widely known as shipping non
Ohio from Louisville to Eyans-
ylle The ebara of the business of the
perativy require other branches OF business TO be
4 Stemmery &c.s &c, all essen
alIv necessary supply the demands of the public and
which if done would increase the general business the
place amazingly large section of the country from whieh
derived of roads)
and point than other viii in short time be
brought place order has been issued from court
The onenip Of new roads For further in formation
dress 1NObEnA SI1 AHA
jy9-tds ROCK Haven, KY.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
H2. Ell. HSSENN E'EN'E'

wWTOULD spectfuv the citizens Evans
NV VILE surrounding try that he keeps
iv hand and full assortment of Pine Lumber,
Shes and Undressed FLOORING Dressed and I'm
ressed Weatherboardng. etc. etc. which h wil sell
cash Orders the country solicited Yard
m Carpenter Fratz 8 Heilman's Foundry.
He has also yard Vineenaes near the Evansville
Grawfordvie Rairoad Depot and prepared to furnish
bought in Evansville L. IL. WATSON. Agent.
jy3-tf. Vineenles.
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ATEW ROOKs

NT EW BOOKS
| Y The Life and Advent of Beckworth;
The Martins Of Gre Martin. by Lever; just out;
Abbott's Frane0nia Stories. complete seti
Steel Enrgavings Of Fillmore. Buchsnan and Ffemons
Is each;
Ives of Buchanan and Fremont:
Fillmore and Fremont ongs the lustTee'd
and for saIe Nv sanI2 D0BI}LL & LISTER
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FUEN q PRENV6DT

KEEN Il PEsESE0H
AVE their Fall and Winter stoch
Z ofgeods embracing variety of merchandise they
have usually kent
We ohe trade the largest and best selected stock
have got styles suburb and prices low
merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
examining stock. it B pleasure show choice
selections Of goods and whether he buys viii leave
better and riot from the fact Of the great beauy
the various styles and combinations rich oOlors
display the best American manUaetories, will make him
feel prouder of his country. -
e
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MISCELLANEOUS.


/ NEW G0GBS ANA NEW PRICES.
- 80 ~ IN q Fly ssg ieeye 20 eail The attention =
eeted assortment OF spring and dry goods
a1e stocks be found city which they whole
sale and recall to their and the public generally
sts in part Of the flOwng-Broaa cloths, fancy
Casmeres Tweeds white and fancy Marsailes and
Linen Drills rich Oacoes Of Philip Allen sprsgues Bns
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
Striped Beregss black eolored Crepe apz white
Briahtees chaI de LANES white Grape shawis Biaef
white lace capes Moria Ts Psrasos six and TinSbsIs
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
Palm 1 saf snd fsnaz Ea9s and shoes Carpets foOE and
&C.. 60 myl =. sH1SKLiS IN & IRE REIIT If3Se''
ESECEaI I1=Sssszss " a > Z =
F0UHDRT AND MACHINE naOI-.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
E AvIy sIIabssaa aM H. IN a1l1 ~ s. co. ,,,
Foundry would respectfully ask oontnuanoe Of the
patronage him invite atten Of all who
exper need in the business and will all
We de- and prices rsaonabe We are prepsred mannfao
baceo Screws Presses Saw Mill and Grist Machinery
pairs done. ETC.
Steam Boilers Lard Fanks and all the fixtures belonging
Brass castines Of all kinds made to order
Az orders may be addressed to WIN. BOYLE = go.
a GROSS keg Fasets fill OK Marroas
= 10 square German Cologne "a do7 bears for
SsUNDRIKs.-
100 do new styles Dress Trimmings;
l39 % doz Cambria CFayatS assorted ed q9arties
y cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, diaeTen twidths;
$50 Parasols assorted styles; pcs Satin de Chine;
100 doz Horn do. $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 gro metal cOat ButOnsj $50 gro horn Psnd %; reed
mb29-d&w 4l8 Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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TO BOAVHaEN.


- aps 1' pA'A'i Il a. oooK 5S5S'is So SON. e..
TO BOATmEN.
r-. IHAYE opened. the cor $50 s
ssneFs s,,. Of CANAL ad Nam :, streets
- Iishaent where will be prepared at all time
tSle .I, theg need in the way q stores
1856. NEW SPRING GOODS, 1856
UST receiyedin store fresh lot of aPring Style Goods
shall continue to receive all the latest STYLES goods d.
strict attention merohats to inertia fail
seF patronage oor9cr q y5s eM sn az Fr 4 y5i
9D BRLs Mol Plaster Paris in store gad sale By
sAI9Ns-lo OOns in store and fOf ale ~ o
IA apl2 PRESTON BROS.
EHXT9A a FAt;liX Eiog1.-Jest received a further
equal to the best St Louis transs 4'1-'
ana HERsHbERGeR RsoN.
/ SEA BUSHELS HominF qst from tAe mills ard raaie
sssg out Of Egre White flint H9Piny con for ssls al
9Ask SaZs5 zfe9 .a argagts o n L bsl Almonds
| 2 trails Dates reed per steamer Defender by
~F- o. -. COO Z q SoN-
boxes Just received pP4 81 t25 g4 a9S
R1Ats1TIN nPowoER.-25 kegs Es@,d and for
| s. tEsl9N sYRUP.-Baldrin s Myers pure lemon.
aPs s. Z. GILBERT CO.
6 IEMENT ATB LIME rs bbls Oemant 100 bblsWhte
my5 ORR. DALZELL & co.
aaiETIC I.Ss3ALED sIFl fsB 0YsTIsi
BY ap8 S. GTLBERT c5
sp 81 DoZ Grain Cradles; 20 Half Busboi 1 st7r
| I'd - for sale by cps ORR. DALI stT oo.
rEw sao0DS S
~ Mrs .as frmr9ips iI daEhs store
1-l-7
PAENEs-s.s p, Ts,s5.ks II
GEOB GE G.. WALKER 9 CO.,
oRyAMESATaL AND sign P4INTISG.
= patch oa,oe Fcanemans Row. viae street. between
E%fA BOXES city Window GIass I0xi4 i0xi2
"a sgSg ~ ag. l3zs 20 gross extra pr ak raqstye4 ;s day
aeAT5sN LEtFaFgl 9 Az silss. Gents black drab
cloth patent ia3ther gather boots oxford and Prince
hibeEt from tho most fashio faetory East
R aA 0AstS Lsll Boetsesi 80 eases Child Bootees;fo
gases aas Ga sad Kip hoe $50 Gases Msn boots
a IL WOOL Tly IEEDs.-2 bales grey Tive Eeo,d to-
- 20 gross los yards white Spool Thread;
BY my myo 90 'opd DO ATs 6w Z ga and
siSN9 NE ssiK-ioo los black segqg 9ilk Tgsd to-
sps sy "ad io ' By AIS M.i5 AMss s.sa t2% Go
shACK LiL, As-2 cases solid black Lawns, received
s = to day and for sale BY JAMES Low + CO.,
y APPS LA ree'd tezfagand for sale By
rimninss, and ~ 9-''l'
rBOSNEE RFBBDS.-
> = 90 cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted;
SO do Dress trimmings do: rec'd this day n for
sale by JAMES Low 4 co.
my3 4l2 Main street. Louisville, Ky.
ATsDWEssL & LANGLEY,
N taken the od stand formerly ocouPied 6y T. H.
ed stock Family Groceries, they cash.
hoping h close attention business receive bera share
Of public patronage. mys
CUNDRIEs 80 bushels Potatoes, 30 lbs Table Butter
- 1O0doz Eggs, just received
my17 CALDWELL & LANGLEY'S
Family Grocery.
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z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEAEERs IN
GsEDCEs&EE& e. PRGVfSzDNSs
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,

RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
~ H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville anc
IL neghborhood their favOrs freely bestowed
him since he has been in business them and takes
this opportunity introducing their notice his Dir
e. A CooK whom he has taken into parnershp from this
date and solioits firm Of u. II. COOK
the support literally conferred himself
H. Cook Son having taken the business premises and
the whole the stock of Mr. NJ W Foster feel
confident that they viii he enabled to supply the citizens
vansviie with every article they require the Gro
Gerry and Provision line. H. H. c. wish especially to
the attention persons in the country having produce
kind dispose their increased facility for taxi
their stock and supplying them their with all
required the wholesale department. prices that
must ensure their ordersfor the future. fe12-tf
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NEW DRUGS,

vyv0B ACC0.-Five Lump cheap to close cea5ignment:
l dees GEO. FOSTER & co
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MISCELLANEOUS.

& GE CHESTS AND REFRIGER ATORs.-
10 DO RefriEsrstors assorted Sizes just reed By
iylo 2. u. COOK & SON.
sEXIEiA FAtEiIlA FLOCH.-Tbe hest brands II
~ SouSherU na1ana store and kept
hand for sale by sepl YICKERY & JOHNSTON.
NSG9UR.Au article in bags 2 50 and 9s noun Dis
a forssle in lets to snit by
Wsf sS i}.5. bushels P1ine BED and v he Wheat
- sor which We viii pay the highest prices in CASH.
senl5 GEO. FOSTER s CO.
TOsACC0
- boxes s 7 Dick. Lump; 3 eaddesS Dick 4 lump:
i9 % Do 90 z.,5 %: 3 % e5s@P.ea
'uss ree'd IN store and for sale low by :. - --
ess7s1a11z "a = EEzHUUzE.-
a. 1850 lbs Hams; 1000 lbs Shoulders:
ss.-s .la.a spd clears also sspiy or extra
Sugar Cured and -ssH} IN storeaa5 gor sale by
Jel6 BhiS5ft5-F9R 9ReFlF. CARSON.
yEIQlCE yNDIGe.-4 .sls vsrv choice inst reed for
~ sale low by 1928 s. g. GTLRGRT & co.
SBOTATOEs-25 bbls yer. ane irish Potatoes rec,d
q for sale by jel6 HERSHBERGER CARSON.
L. 5. CLARKE. N srANE1ELD.
CLARKE g. STANFIELD,
CARP EMF EEsS AN . TOHNEFSS.
Shop corner First and Chestnut streets.
hi work entrusted TO done with 1Mtness and dis
Particular paid the pzttins up of Stores
Store Fronts. and Jobbing generally. mh26-tt
= x BBLS Lake SALT 20 packaies No Maokerel for sale
. - by apl4 z. H. COOK & SON.
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HSRESH ARREYALS--
q 20 e"ses elegant Fancy Prints;
10 do assorted bleached Muslin;
100 pieces plain bl ek Lawns;
IG0 do half mourning Lawns;
IS do elegant French Robes;
l20 DO Challie BeIe extra qualities;
500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs;
so cartoons Ribbons reed and for sale
by nays J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
GEgOCEEsaES AND PROVISIONS.
NET HERE the hungry people get
ST The best Of Groceries, dry and weti
They'll find than. yOu may safely bet
Az. H. Cook Il SoE's.
THERE'S -four so0a
Pines, pickles. buckets and k tchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of pHH,
For cash z. II Cook & SoN's.
There's goldfish, coffee, starch aud spice,
Hams. cheese and butter very nice;
All TO br had at the lowest price,
Tor cash z H. Cook & SoS's.
Corn ss-sl, molasses, pork and salt,
ANk farther. testthe rhyme should halt.
IOu'll find iust every thine but faHlt
For caEh at 4. II. Cook & Son s.
In fact, believe this tale orRot-
y man, EXCEPT stupids0t.
Can wan for oven. pan pot,
Or thing chat Mt be got
To nibhle cold swallow hot.
For cash At T. II COOK & SoE's-
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REINaNENS alEFANEE d .

Fl HAY sold stock Of Groceries Nessrs. 2. 81 CooE
s. on viii contiuue the hasness at my old stand.
which Ihave rented to them for years. They will
connect with it their present business of Family Groceries
and Produce hoBe friends and customers Will call and
examine their stock and give them liberal trial
In retiring fro business would return my
sincere thanks to numerous and for their
very liberal PATRONAGE what is still desirable in
business aeir general punefuality in material aid
shall heneoorth ba found at the office Of GEO. FOSTER Co.
(of which raena-l and will give the business
Of that house nay personal attention, and where shall be
pleased my friends.
ian22-tf NJ W FOSTER
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NTAELs.-1oO kegs received and for sale "
LN oct17 PRESTON BROS.
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TESNEY9s sG1ZElsSDN-
s7.EES CEktEs LlAJok7s 0pa---n
WATER am SITS. EvASs5l lILE. IND.
FTUE UNDERSIGNED this day f0rae2 oopsrhe tor
parpese Of doing wholesale roger aAd EntV %
sace2efe1 the business OF iears sins q
10 wes purchased their stock and mae additions 70 mage
assortment aI lie able 70 oher as gos
W. ' - '' r S. fENEEG,
ia S.SORENSON.
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IL F&Es53s zR-S=s-ss@ -
iF0UNDRY AND MACHINE S1CI.
EVANSVILLE, IND,
sHVE Ear FasssJE A. - Fsn

a GROSS keg Fasets leather doz OK Marcos
X Is doz square German Cologne "a dos
sale by apI7 I. & d. HERMANN.
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s,,bscTiI7ar bastaEen the above house, and mas
entirely rehtted and reGurnishedit and Is prepared
70 entertain the patrons of the house II satsacsor
Mr. Potter Burke and has goodstock ofhorsesano car
riages to let. ,,,.. ~, o.o,5
The estableis large clean ana Weilloeateei- -
aostlerSare a or horses leftwith him for keep
g and in alIrespects, the public IA lind the Sher-
vood House good Hotel. Ejy8-tfl J. A. BYERS.
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MHAMBURG CHEEsE.-25 boxes very choice quality
III y fer sale by s. E. GILBERT & co.
ocOS Sycamore near Watersts.
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PINE LUMBER AND SHIN Sd ES,
#p II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to tn
citizens of Evansville aud surrounding try that
having been in the manufacture Of Lumber for
and selecting choice article of his manUae
ture) opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz
Foundry, aud prepared sell wholesal
retail, cheaper than before offered in this city
ieIS-I wdiyw
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8 4tlle Gale,
THE OATH OF MARION
A Story or the Revolution.
Lcontinued.l

BY cHAREEs 3. PETERSON.
ITO whom premium of 5000 was paid for it.l
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The Late speech OF Juge 6Sdgias
in the Senate. 81

4. Z IT,
The Washington correspondent Of Oh
Cincinnati Times thus speaks Of The late
speech Of Mr.. Douglas in the Senate ofths
United States, upon his bill organizing the
territory Of Kansas into s.Stnte. As what
he sats comes ffOtaa political opponent. u /,
may safely be concluded that Nj. Douglas
made speech Of surprising power and ex- Z
cellence. The correspondent Observes:
"a buzz Of conversations ran through the
throng as Mr.. Douglas took his seat, and IL.
most instantaneously scores Of fingers wefe
seen among the spectators, pointing him out
to eager gazers. A little preliminary busi,
ness being disposed Of, Mr.. Douglas prepar- /.
ed to take the floor. but yielded an instan,
to Mr.. Hale, who, in his usual good nstured
style, observed that the occasion was one OF
special interest, u great number of specta,
tors were present, large portion OF whom
were of that sex which every gentleman Low.
led to honor, and as they not only felt a great
interest in the subject but also under the cir.
cumstances, douglas is widower, ), in the
orator, ne, therefore, moved to- suspend the
rules, and allow the ladies to take seats i'd
Iii lobbies,
This movement on the part OF Mr.. Hale
created bland smiles upon the faces Of the
ladies,bu indignation among the gentlemen
which they exhibited by sour looks and mur.
murs of disapprobatien. very naturally wish.
ing TO preserve their seats. Senator Hun
ter, of Virginia, however, csme to their res.
cue; he objected to Mr.. Hale motion, and
it was withdrawn.
"Mr. Douglas then arose. He was dress-
ed in a suit of black, with his srock coat
buttoned to the chin, and his thick, dark half
swept negligently back from his massive
forehead. In clear, distinct voice he first
read his bill, just introduced, providing for
the organization Of State government ID
the territory Of Kansas. This bill is pre-
cisely like others Of similar nature in it
: chief details Having thus laid down text;
Mr.. Douglas commenced the exordium of hik
speech. ~
81 shall not attempt to give an abstract 81
the long, powerful and logical argument
which followed, for space will not allow !;
but may say, without feeling or favor, that
it was the strongest, the clearest and the
most unanswerable vindication OF the Ne
braska bilI--the most scathing criticism on
> Governor Reeder--,he most triumphant vim.
dication of the State Rights doctrine--the
severest condemnation Of emigrant aid soci.
n cites and their conduct the most able, CON.
n stitutional argument that ever had the priv
!. ilege of hearing. And the same opinion
: was expressed BY many of Mr.. Douglas poo.:
r litical opponents"
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Keep Your eye ON your Neighbors:

Take care Of them. Don't let them stir
without watching. They may do something
wrong if you do. To be sure you never
knew them do anything very bad, but ii
may be on your account they have not
Perhaps, il it had not been for your kind
care they might have disgraced themselves
and families long time ago. Therefore
don't relax any effort to keep EN- where
they ought to be. Never mind your own
business, that will take care Of itself. There
is man passing along-there he il looking
over the fence into his neighbor's garden
be suspicious Of him, perhaps he contem-
plates stealing something some OF these dark
nights; there's no knowing what queer fam
cies he may have got into his head. IF you
see any symptoms Of any one walking out
of the path. tell every one else that you can
see, and be particular to see great many.
1t is good way to circulate such things
and though il may not benefit yourself, or
any one else particularly. it will be some-
thing equally important about some one else:
Do keep something going - silence is 4
dreadful thing, though it was said there was
silence in the Courts Of Heaven for the
space of half an hour; don't let any such
occur on earth; it would be too much like
Heaven for the inhabitants Of this mundane
sphere. II, after Ill your wStehftil care
you can't see anything otit of the way in any
one. you may be sure it is moi because they
have not done anything bad; perhaps, in an
unguarded moment, you lost sight ofthem-
throw out hints that they are no better than
they should be-that you should not wonder ii
people found out what they were affef e
while, ard then they may not carry their
heads SO high. Keep it a going, and some
will take the hint, and begin to help you af-
ter while--then there viii be music, and
every thing will work to a charm.
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THE .renT OF cHILDHooD.

ny wlLLtAM \. HART.
How often when life's thorny track,
Grows dim and dark with cares and fears,
We love 10 gaze moment back
Upon the light OF other years.
The light that fFied our chifdhood's thought,
And tinged the future with its gold;
And we believe thsjoy II drought
MEhtnever perish or grow old.
How many an eye oflight serene,
Comes smiling on us as we gaze,
And bring up many memory green,
That dwells beyond those kindly rays.
How many voice ofgiadsome tone,
Comes faintly floating TO our ears;
p, And wbenits echo dies alone,
1i'sloyousHess dissolve In tears.
tlove 70 d&eif IN ta6seord days,
For there the heart grows Young again,
And Isyes in those kindly rays,
The burden Of its later pain.
And then the Soul grows free and pure,
AS once In childhood it has been;
And whils we dwell within their power,
: They bidus still-forget to sin. 81
Then let The light OF chiluhood's years,
& Stti kld the dhfkness Of life's sway,
And brighter SHINE t,fough Joy and wear, p,
Upon our path from day to day =.
.''Till voices soft, and gentle eyes,
That answering ours so soft have smiled,
8 May mect Us Where It never dfes,
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