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BOOKS AT HALF PRIcE.-T

signed his stock, to be sold sscridce
Juvenile
number Of publications. OF this
issuing the Last several Amone them
of Mr- Holland, Mrs Barbaud,
authors books which lave been popular in their
day. suprosed still whatever they formerly
possessed They viii sold one half in a.
iourth their usuai prices. h FRANCK TAYLOR
. Nee
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n Osr LAND Whereas /, lana 60.

4 OSr LAND WARRANT Whereas a land warrant was H.
~ sued from the Office, the l2h 10 Rider
Winder, Na 5N. for 100 aud mailed
Maryland and whereas he said hand md
has become lost the undersigned notice that
o sir weeks from the date hereof application be
Commissioner OF Pensions for duplicate land The
yuiosi.
CHAs. ". wINnER. Attorney.
RpER " WiNpER, a..
Dec lO-lAwSw .... ...
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE! @ g.
FIRE Marine, and Ialand Insurance.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE! s@a t.#
Fire Marine and Iaiand Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sl,aSs,l5i 10.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, ASSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, d. sa -.
Office norApes corner enn.ysania e aad SeV-s'esN
street, Washington, ID. O. f4
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dnsee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderned,
Gnn,ss T.; mhn,Sam' cao
James E. Neal, Isaac Lcecn, u
EDWARD R. HrLnBoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. ao7 i'sire opposite City Hall.
James Williams, No. % Ak street ~.
John Rsscr, No. sol Thirteenth street, below Pennsylvania
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain r. Levy No. Pcnnyivania avenue sppase Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
. ... Is. ISIS. aa John Thomason as Ea-
The business this win avoIab with tho
From the LIST day August 1885 in five months 70 si Jsup
S "a one
only forty six hundred and skip dollars Losses reported
justified .oIeI,ias public psIon.ss Sss,
ss aese VI"
BY e 9"
HES wAREHousEs az ssseIipon. q BUILDINGS and ne
cN SnA s az he
% S % sSSa e and s
waters.
will 6e taken into consideration.
AZ losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city d. G.
Insurance may also be Effected at the Home Office.
Eorihrest corner Hainui Streets Phiaderhia
And other principal cities Of the United States by authosa
officers Of the company. ~.
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The New York and Liverpool United state
Mail Steamers.

Tbs chips comprising ,his line the folowingi
Auanuc. Cap oliver EI0Iose
The Baltic .Cap Jos Comsoch
"oss
- These ships having been built by contract e.
pressly for government service every has bees
taken in their constructions also In their ensipcs
st to insure strength and speed; and their accor1mo
daon Tor uneQuale comfort
Price OF passage from Now York Liverpool In hs cabin
In second cabin, e75 From Liverpool New York. 80 ana
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached each ship.
No borths be secured until paid for.
The ships this line
70 avoid danger from ce will the Banks north OF ~ def
until afer the LIST August.
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PfoposaIs for Furnishing. Marble ssd Marble
work for the North Front OF the
Paten once Building.

DErAHrsESr rHs ISrsH.eA,
December te, le5o.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win reeeived AT mis- depanm NJ und
OF February ~ O'Clock al hoo NJ es
s,s s,so OF The nouh front building
I'm. bids Of the following scheduie AID eieat
MATERIAL haung dressing and seng In
GLIDING all machinery and Other espenses'
ssAsdsIs.
Cube stone, per Superficial loot.
.... Beds aud bills do 6O
r Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Coln.ee in Two beds, pea superficial foot.
PreHe 10 eniabls,ure, DO do
Drops 10 eomie,, per Iinssi fost .--
Tnglypbs, each t.. - |.
... ...... Caps OF pilasiers, each.
hsnnei. Of basement, per Inea foot
" Marble iilins, per superficial foot. a
.......... .. Window sis, do do ..
The marble in kind and qualify 70 IRA, s.ra
me ms VIII will be required TO accompany the BIDS.
Each the work VIII DC AID
will be considered Iom Others man tnoss 70 ~ ~ "a
10 funi IN good iatA the
and no assignmeh OF Did
recognised unless made with te approval ots
Ninety DER cent viii be paid time the woh
estimate Of the agent OF the ehage
reserved until the coHpcsa OF he con
tract and acceptance OF the work by rad agent
The itself The right TO reject OF sscsP Tho
hereby when deems The nlcIe' NE Oht
requires well 10 10 exclude me BIDS pees
has cord on 70 benese VIII bo' III any
cause, faithfully perform the costracf :. 4,
working drawings can DC examined
information obtained, application oil inc once
iai0adenL ..t.
The proposals. this Department. address
ed 10 Secretary endorted "Proposss Tor
front fine Patent once putoins VIII De
O'clock the last day named Tor receiving the
~xc,p, .x,
~ Secretary Of We tnierof
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Instantaneous:

j. pay Viii be made na for each stitch
satisfactorily explained three times the ply Bf the Tip
may deducted far behind time break
depending mails, and not sufficiently excused,
fourth the compcn for trip subject forfeiture.
will be ordered for grade Of performance inf or
o rpt n d in the contract ''#
them, admission Of passengers for being concern'd in
ting intelligence In advance
Of the IN Ill, gu rtr's pay may be d, ducted
unless the delinquency be promptly
Of other trgle for iailng arrive In contract
lime; nesicchns take the hal or deliver
office for suffering lowing either 70 the Observation-Disclosures Of
place carrying ~ be injured, destroyed,
robbed, efnsinf aer demand, the
frequently runs Is concerned in
ming coach, car, umboat on route. ,a s.g . .
General anuu the contract for repeated
agreeahy violating The Office
laws dsobying the Instructions Of the department for ref
discharge when required by The department 10 do
without the assent OF The Postmaster Gen
ea running aioFesad or for Transporting per
pnck conveying mailabe mnter Of the mall
General order OF service on
lie may cnange schedules departures arrivals
conform connexions with rail-
Of provided the running time be
The General also curta or
rata decrease Of allow
amount dispensed with
his opinions the public interests do not require The
in he desires TO supesede II by different grade OF
transportation 1 I. II
Payments the service by collections from,
posnasierr, alcr the expiration OF each
quaiter- in February, May, August, and November.
according the best Information bui
will allowed should they be greater than ad
points supplied he corTncy stated Bidders
Themselves point; and also in reiercn o 10 the
uf roads, hills streams &c and
bridges fefes obtncions of kind by which
Offices cbish"d amer this advertisement
during the contract TO be vsei with
i'm nav iC the distance be O
- r'''' y JANE CAMPBELL,
Ian I5-Iaw1w ..a.. a Postmaster General.
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The Of these ships will for gold
bullion, specie, jswey unless nn
fading are ssned therefor and the value
May l--dn
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GOLD silver and plated specacler sases
focuses perfoca periscopc, and parabola sssses
experience gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes Of wearer . -
524 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
9S-u
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
G lena, Illinois.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

r'.' TRxAsuRY DErARTMKsr,
Washington December 10, 1885,
DROPOSALS ceived dspnrimtn until the 18Th
day Of February A. 1851 nj soock for the cons'rnG
according and specifications prepared al This de-
proposals 70 Do either f the whole building or sep
accompany bid with the Of each Kind work. aid the
the department reservng the right TO
the hereby invited, any paris ihereo
exclude the bids person
persona who believe will not faithful
ndesiian an ali ds when efs parties
Join bd And all bids that investigation, b.
fair prize for the " ork.
bidder unless Details furnished the department
Of the different kinds Of work and which shall be subject
part Of the bid the interest of the United States
quire. .t.-.. 1T. . & .. s.s... .
Ninety per tn. OF done and materials de-
vsed according contract price, said amount to be
by the estimate VI agent OF the department. appointed FOR that
purpose,) will te paid from time @ as The cth progresses and
per qnu HE completion Of the contract and
ths work. he agent aforesaid and be
la the event OF non fGlf ment of contract
Contracts will be awarded only builders and mechanics,
the assignment hcreO Of the
Treasury, Will be forfeiture OF the same.
Each musibe accompanied written susrnhes signed
Judge nrnsy OF said dis,c) the $1,000
the whole work. OF pIopoonne alount for
that the bidder will when required his proposal be accepted
into and bond with proper and sufficient securities,
for its faithful performances.
required will be furnished app
Plans, specifications working drawings will ready
thirty days when they be had application to the depart
No considered uSss Eay eohplss In all is details
rita the Tcyutreseais Of this advertisement
The be se. TO this department addressed the
Marine Hopiai" and be opened O'Clock, M,
~ $500 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dec l8-2awt' 9thFeb Secretary of the Treasury.
lint & stnr] ...a
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Posr ossIcE DErAkrAEsT,
Waxnlngton n a.. January Is.


Washington, D, C., January u.s. 1887
q, sos,syns he %s Of s United sss from
the sass o and The
wAsnseros and uI.a win be received :, bs congae'
90 be decided BY aolh OF June:
CALIFORNIA.
aS From os.s, l 70 sss Happy csSg Quite
Leave Orleans Bar every other Monday att smi
Leave Yrsls every other Thursday aaap,
asas' 70. % ss also bids TO
$3.50 menes route at Gre cent C,y; omi',ne Orleans Bar
la'a From rs,as@, By Bloomfield 10 T0mae' Is miles and
Leave re,aluma Tuesday arsam;
n nssss T f. sna. %eSns!aas a.sam,
1888 From fnssisis GENOA county Utah. 20 nile.
Leave Plaerrvile evely other Monday a,7ami
Leave every other Thursday al Z
Arrive al PIacerilIe SATURDAY by XII.
Fortnight iae residue q The Year. are ".,ed
Francisco umSold. Bay, tUnon,own P o5
Leave San Francisco 4 p I'd and 10Th of
Arrive al humboldt Bay lUnion,own o. in 4s hours
Leave Humboldt Bay (unonownP % on the Gun and 10th
Arrive eat d San r,anesso in 40 hours,
Proposals Tor III monthly Iso for weekly trips will be con
BernadiaO by Fort TETON, vi'sla, gas miles
and hack, In weeks
Leave san Rernardino every other Thursday at am
Leave vssla every other Thursday q, Tam
Bids enbPaehS Monte and Los Angeles viii be considered
also bids Los Angeles instead Of San Der
olsaas Bar and Fo,s, Of Salmon River
Leave rnd %'s oss Monday
Arrive 4, sssnle =. i, MssnssdaYy BY sPm;
IGite Al Trinidad next Saturday BY m
Bid, 70 carry Gsse week also bids TO extend 10 foes''
1857 rumas couny,o Nelson Point 10 miles
1siss a a s.iso aq rains sy o."
leave Nelson Pon, tn stay at Jam;
| Arrive at Quincy by II am.
| Bids for mCre FRI quent trips will be considered
OREGON TERRITORY.
c9srs sss s ds..s ~ @
Leave corsaIl. Thursday IS am
Arrive a, Oakland Saturday By D IN, ....
h hsGss o :, sivai ns. ssnss 4 II Il n
Bids 10 end al sinsaw, inch will be considered
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CowIz L,ndns Dose Font rraie Is miles and
Leave GOWNS andns every o.her Thursday atsam.
H;ys & % = sG ss, .s.; :, sss r.,
Arrive a. csi,a Landing sdi y pm o,n, Mann, 40
80 t ssfs I d a gss,
nss Moaaa svsry o.nsr Fay
s H Fom 81 npa ea%ei back weeks
Bidders schedule Of arrivals and departures and dis
1916 Fort Montgomery and N Eaion to In
| Bidders schedule and distance -..,..
From h rssae n Sy o ppa and 10
1918 C sea,e IS miles and back,
| Leave stcilacorm City Saturday at m;
h ng.ys s 8 ssI' fd IL :, S.m,
la7ao Fm siasoam pIy The military road to Fort waIa
Ls =s si.sas s 1s N n ss s1sf g ss srs
Ariv For Ws.laWaa in one so wee g, :,., month.
Arrive a. s,e eso@ cry ~ "ns wsss =, schedule CONNECT
ing with q 'h s' ms from Gan FrsnsIsso CaoTna
UTAH TERRITORY
1870 From cd CITY, by Harmony and Pine Valley to Santa
|
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raoro,.p ,A,.s ., .Ar.1re.

RDwARD K. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, w. u
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD 4 CO,
"a Austin Friars, LONDON
b. q. WAINWRIGHT b CO.,
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Philadelphia, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
depot OF the Philadelphia Read
ing Railroad Company Broad and Vine sess) daily al IN,
q. m.
Fare 10 Chicago S0 Oo
niagara Falls.... ~ w
! .....
OV
Freight Philadelphia aid Reading Railroad
BROAD and Cherry sreets) daily Chicago and intermediate
have made which insure despatch
t# JOHN TUCKER, President E.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ComSsy.
Feb 6-du .....
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Propose for Erecting the Post once and
Courthouse at Windsor, Vermont.

Dec lS-2awtl6Fcb [Int. and Star.]
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u,he spsn,sh Dime uity with Mexico-The
Eng,,-h Claims ard sn ,,,' Far r. In
srAn ASD MEXICO.
A asssn s .s res csd, ssd he len the. TIE
prs Of Vera crus mad nred 90 she boats OF the spsaisn
~ Manrs sss Of The 18Th urmo denies that orders
s.d brco given 70 ssccs eighty captains Of inasy tor
che Amy o. pupa ~ ss osisg 70 there NOT being snin
rss.A uuubcy Of VIOLIN r. 70 OH up vacascies The
os,,. .clsres that the number Of vaosscies did u
amount 70 ora tenth nat number a. sofeia, late
span'.h N,si,,er 70 heIi,o BAD had one oooerenoe
NJ op,skp that The Mex can sovsrnmsns would scoa TALL
ron 10 oss crosses Toe Ifn SspcnN uantsins
ahsa no rpiaosops the Mexican envoy Ls'raGus, can
msse ava no ercu.es oer. wi suffice 10 cain tue
.,srsou os the spas iards ssspst zoe hexlosns bot
shsS nereo must give sord Satisfaction.
,u.,x.s .usroh III Corr 300 ndeucc of London Post
g., s,s tne Isie spnnlsh Mister in Mex,co, mas
arrived 81 Cscix from Havana vito ths oIher msnosrI
al his 'efsou he hourly exccoses here 70 render "a
n. ,se ,vcyumcn OF the sveots which led 70 lis
-s,Ssss"u Inc sep, u the ricso government, ~nc
nss hem sws,ns IN Pss favorable ineseuce 80 W tue
rccspnor be nsn. meet WIN 70 20 ,S. ns ~ 'ne ,s
MEANWHILE Senior Pidsl TO -hose ossle nssousuons
iaive 70 sexco have tesu exclusively entrusted, nas
yhont p.s of time dcspstohed fuN insru1roue W eene
nj uccchs ,hs Oapsain General OF 0ubs Inc minister
aas roe ev,d hAHhy favoi ase replies from inc kov@n.
meais Of Enelsnd and Francs W p, 'c s esq., 40
Mexico and appcunced probable resort 70 h'sh'nes
In ne event o. full satisfaction Dot being obts,neo
he Srorstd 0oo<VNT,fW 'tf oeU
zasroncs or ne part Of he Un,s Sotei NJ sr'c ~
gevera names have been mepacned az likely g. tax toe
commsnd OF the expedition 10 Mexico The proMouV
- thsi General Concha the Csptsa General OF CABS wv
nave the supreme direction; but ~ VII 70, DC aVs
sbae thai sbouid leave the slant the mh'nv opes
tone viii be conducted by Gopersl Menfuusis VAC ns'
received orders 70 embark ~ Csoz ~ the ems OF WV
month. The amoupt et puolic attention wncn tue ~
nars ~ MEXICO have lsrly stieso,ed ovsrds ths new
world MOT lecd h1erte n aciue ,ssrventiJn o'
ns rosi ~ spain IN TIE affairs ~ che SouA trTTur
rsptblss For q long time past very natural u"
husly Of Apsio eAxon domination has iuducad GER
cain party IN Spain 70 advocate the formsnou OF
dafensive league amongst the Spanish Amercsn Stes
N which sssn should lend At 'css' Der moral support
20 hr the design vevy nAtu al and itDste; tu
the proposal mcossd that Mex 90 shooid BE con
vested into monarchy and spsslsn B,arbnn pls,si
upon the throne. IN she event OF arch sppsrinoy
being dspicsr ns Va she ed,nns model republic, EGG
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rhe spsn,sh Dime nifty with Mexico-The
Epatssh Claims and Ghresa- rhc Fears la
spain % an Americsn-Frf' clustering Rssd on
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views OF the French Press Concerning Gen.


IRON IRE Journal dee Deban Of March hl
The foreign Erroysa journals, In MAKING the announce
mert OF tbe cnocs naoe BY President Buohanaa Of Mr.
Ing the new PRIME Minister being mplaoabls enemy
sesc Of NJ. OAss hes particular weanipg In the pre-
a6opton q The treaty relating 70 Ccstral America 81
ncspon having. - 10 yell known. vAted I'LL amer the
Installation of the pes presdsrt before taking up for
copsderston All these speoua'icns are svdsni ezss
gersoos end ere st itss 'emature We already knov
by the sss news from the Usitcd STATES that Gen Case
took the very nvs opportunity no could dad In the Sc
-sie, Of which he wa member. 70 cot In quito IN oppo
site sense 70 thas which here attributed 70 him. He
vent % far even - profess sentiments Of the most
pscinc character toward Kngianf, and 70 indicate GER
tain degree OF sympathy for thai country. One muss
have vesy pie and much too favorable "A opinion of
American sasssmep, 70 suppose that they would be In
hosnced In any degree By engagements or op,nioos
which they may have had before their ACCESSION W pos
err In such matters they are the most INSCRIPTIONS
men In the world, and far from masins any prsseunon
70 puritanica consistency. THIS sppes Just - vuly W
General Case - dces 10 Mr. Buchanan himself ntne
Freshest end bic S<crvtay state really wish 70 PAL an
end 10 the disputes vnh England about Cenfrai Amercs
they wish 10 oulvse friendly relations vim tnaa
Power They ON certainly neither Of them dnd shsr 20
hicM snsece6tnts, Whatever they mV have eees-
81 ell IN their vsy. Rat srex ali, any COMES
lures upon this sutlecs are Of v,ry little coneequesos,
a. cur next advtces from the Untsod state W.
h,h Nc The peiirc~i pruxrsmme OF the rev "a
mknsrsiicn, when YES sssaied on ths ssa o. sSoh'
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GENERAL TREATY YoR THEIR EXTINCTION.
rrNr slated from the Asgsuuvs Gazette tor the Nes York
Herald
BIS Majesty the Emperor ri Austria, his mgSv the
kpE ~ the Belsass her Majesty the Q1eop OF Spain, go
So DO OF the one payt. ssd his Majesty the King OF
Oernsff on the her part, being anma Cd ey an equal
desire W facilitate and decrease the COMMERCIAL and mar
ume relations at present existing betveea their respsc
tive States or intermedatey b. them ~ vel BY cans
~ the complete and permanent suppressos OF every mx
levied on foreign vessels and their osrgces on their pas
"fe through The Sound and the Bslh ~ BY mssns OF
reoucsou OF tsses 90 merchandise passing ovir tne
rcutes connecslrs ne North See and Vie Ebe vtn tue
Baltic See, have solved 70 negotiate 70 that end spc
csl treaty. end have for that purpose conferred iu,
powers on 90, &c who, having exchanged thor full
powers and found them 70 be good and due form have
agreed 70 The follovr syuc-:-
Ar, I. His Majesty ,se King 81 Denrsrh engages u
vrds tier hsjesti~v, SO, 30. kc-~hc sceN me 90.
sssemert: lst rot 70 impose any tar Tor custom,
,opnsac, IRE rshthouse bssocos or other oosi On.
ever on account OF buu csrsoes on vessels ps"ing
rom the North ses mo the Bsho or rtx urtd pses-
ug tbrcush she BEN, or Sound. whether me, m-feiy
Ass over the Danish vser, are compelled ~ oom-
uercs cpera'i cth,r ci-cumssnces 70 sncnoy or
st0t No vessel whatsoever can hcocefor,h, usser any
pctexs vhstevcv, b. suhircsi at the passsws ~ toe
scrnt or q The Belts 70 any cecapou or impeiimens
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ana saIe pcsce-(checvs,ssd tasa, VOC upon ooadias
which men he'd before announced vsela 10
%sa sorso: 70 sa. s . sssss Sss ED ..d
socuse ~ OF beps ready asd asrioss 70 enter hSe
var vbs thsy fovses shaa have been inssr ansnaA
pescs sSrcsd cad fos pros,..vs inprcvs.sss q sss
-feheers)-bus ths psacs whoh We wsss b peace ~
se1s, sS :: p.ss .s ne -
low country men abroad (Cneevs.) Thai bsiisvs
$50 m the opinion o, the British nasasa; end -
THAI these arc principles spos WHOM NE govvvuns3
ought 70 be conducted 80 long thcy eoo0ase ~
Of eiscSsrsas sss duty sos.,s issorssos ssa s.sss
sibie u may BE- vnich our 5oversn asd We oouasv
may expect us 70 peyfwm, tcneersl II ho~.vs, 49,
chen pesce 70 be accompanied By hunlia.os sse a.
srndafiop, then the country must loot else vhere -
. 90, ns ,ss ss ss Sp "a asC.s.
(Cbcer) ~ Lerd Mayor and gen sn n, ssaaa osa -
s.surs 700 that 90 feel proud-lur'y grssd.d NE -
bic support snch The cousry hes displayed TO sssus ~
% The present. oocason-s suppor wbish vtu svrr 90
play Whenever the rational interests are ~ snse IS
Iona, VII snd % long - 20 fss hs s.sseA
up vs shall set 81 defiance the ctpcurrsscs 49,
eersd and unco.nsc.sd ssnr rn,ssS . ,ssc -.
The govern day, (L.ud asd psoosesd ehssb
me scsss nsxs In order vas In: Hessa - tsrSen
Ambsssadors and Ministers present." whos We svDsA
fhs Io.S MAYOR In proposing Ne nsrs sssss sA-.
NATIONS are Ire individual, ssrsassAsssd sss apAsA
nv ,Ss confidence fet IN tbs and sse spsAs.sss 80
Sh,eh ,sey deal 9Th Others The pusne vsisssss ~
country 70 o. 2, s,s' s ne Ne Sss's M
beseas yielded By commsros, NE sdvastnGs ~ ssoa
tnterccurss or the maintenance Of those Feiahcss n
r,crdsbp By which the progress of socesy aod NE In
provsmept Of MANKIND gradually dsvslepsd. rag
snd occupies proud SosM IN tns cyes ~ Ne vsrA,
md s, S s s..s y =. a.
cnsyscev In The present instance 20 have noo snsa
conducting foreign relations vbo eeau ons o. ~
great ranes Of W alh history. and vho has provsd ~
his ability, and energy 10 times Of trial that De sen nss
tain N repu,snoo 81 sresi nta (uhsersl ~ ia oN
[oeMxSWgp on noHvu gAasi
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
1RRlTABILlTY IN ILLNESS.

Those who are blessed with health can
never know, till they are in their turn call
ed upon to suffer, what heroic strength of
spirit lies hidden under tine mask of silent,
accomplishing suffering, how strong the
temptations arc to be unreasonable, pettish,
or repining how, difficult it is to be CRATE
tul, and still mcre.io be aaiable when the
irritation of every nerve renders the most
skilful attendance irksome, and the dearest
presence burden; when the irritated frame
leathes the sunshine of smile and ureads
the tear and the cloud, where all is pain,
aud wesrincss and bitterness Let the
healthy lay these things ever to heart, and
while they scrupulously perform this duty
while they reverence the fortitude and pa
thence of the gentle and resigned let them
have pity upon many poor and querulous
sufferer; upon their side let the sick not for
get that reverence and love thus excited are
an the elixir of life to their often wearied
and over-taxcd attenoa,t, quickenng
them to cxertion by the sweetest influences,
instead of cxhausting them with struggle to
perform an ungratcful duty.