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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-16
From the Charleston Courier
TIE INFLUENCE OF MUSIC.
BY MARTHA HhIHEs BUTT.

AR. Trgcri,c, ,ron,,l ma .nI H., n,,
Irr,ms nf fLn I,ys ar an,,"Is M rTS. '> m,, M
vo:cn &C ,,rs;c 40, s,voo, ,,.s.o,.,,.r .,r
nrovor who cn,,os ,n. ,.,.oar ,,, I,,7,,..,t
weary rnor,.Is Swoo, .n;ri, of iny;.,Lla
FORM tbv wh;spor;nos toll ma Inv mission
is q ;ovGI orc. I@ol. rro, ,ho n,;,,h,,.
ocean lpIrol - c,I,o ronh.o yn, r,or, :,
= GENTLE murmyring ike ,Lo iran hrao,L.
inc Of the tumbercr ,hat toIrss of inv
presence. The rIYyfI NaiaIs wclcomo
;hec, and in ,ho;r nc,rIv g,or,os resonmJ
hv + h. vo;c, Of ,Lrir son%s to ,,a wills.
rcrin~s Of the wave, . and. when the
storm cloud rises dark!y. ,hon dos, speak
in the voice Of thunder, and the da.h;nr
Of wave upon wave; in the trck!nr Of
rain drops and the moaning Of the distant
wind.
Music has an influence over human
hearts; the tyranl's adamanliue nature
Is melted by her presence: and when She
fingers near him, he shrirks with horror
from deeds Of cruelty, and sheath,, the
sword just ready to be bathcd in the blood
of the innocent victim. TO the DESPAIR
IN, she whispers happiness is child of
earth, still lingering round hm. and lie
imagine, it to be decci,rul fancy. The
-ailonol orphan. rs she nouns in her
dcsoiate home, listens to some remember
cj song. and ,hn voice Of mc1olv restores
the joy # happier ycars. the fathers love
and the mothers fond carcss. Then, as
the sweet voice Of music is lost to her
senses, calm delight rcj4ns within the
breast ot the snrrowirg girl.
The missions Of music is hot couGpcd to
a"y land or. station; She visits al, both
nigh an" low, and her voice is heard from
,ne iord.y palace to the humb'est cot
W hrn t"o Young and gay are assembled
IN iash."n' I"i.'""t nails, h"r richest
tones "v""en love and JOY in their hearts,
ANA SAe lr1' 'hem move on III unison
Ln'o'Sh 'Ne ""Nc"' Wh'n the brilliant
'o"G III. ret''ed' ana tar heads are piI
,oN'" he''N snowy curtains their reP"$e
,S "''N'I ,I. IN c ."' voice "I I"e seren"d'
n'."''' I' ''G''I ''"'', '"''' S'u''"''>' 'ney
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-21
KaIO Land.

B. r. SNOW
OFFERS FOR SALE. in lots to suit purchasers, at
at the lowest prices, the following merchandise.
DRY GOODS.
Chrome orange prints, Corah Handkerchief,
" green White and grey merino shirts,
Fancy Prints " drawers.
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
White Calico
Red flannel White l. b shirts.
Cashmere pants, Red and blue flannel shirts,
Women's white cotton hose, Gray Blankets,
Mems striped hose, White blankets,
Embroidered under-sleeves, Black and brown felt hats.
Guayaquil hate, Colored Coburgs,
Hickory shirts, Colored India satin,
Silk velvet, India rubber coats,
Navy caps, with oil silk covers.
BOOTS n SHOES.
Mems heavy boots, Calf Congress boots,
Goat buskins, En'md leather Congress boots,
Boys calf boots, Kid slippers,
Heavy brogans, Black CATERS,
Ladies' bootees.
GROCERIES.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles, half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gerkins, half gals and OTIS,
Fresh peaches, Ground pepper,
Superior Black Tea,
No. 1 soap, backing, Fine cut tobacco, In tin foil.
NAVAL STORES.
Chain cables, Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Army duck, Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Cotton duck, Cut nails, lanterns.
sUNDRIES.
Boiler iron, Verdigris,
Bars fat iron, Curry combs,
Grocers' scales. Table spoons,
Hunts axes, Axe hatchets,
Iron bedsteads, French bedstead,
Solar side lamps Office clocks,
Leather trunks, Wool carpeting,
India Rubber Hose, hf inch and 1 inch,
Brass Hose Pipes, Lead Pipe.
Sc, &C., &c.
Honolulu, April IS, 1857. a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-21
AUCTIONS.
By A. II. EVERETT.
Splendid Building Lots.

ON FRIDAY, May 22d, at IL O'Clock AN, on the prem:
ises, will be sold,
Four Splendid Lots Of about one nero cache
being a part of the premises belonging to Asher B. Bates, Esq,
and adjoining his residence in Nuuanu Valley.
One of these Lots is on Nuuanu street, and the other three on
Rates street. and all are well watered, and command a view Of
the town and harbor of Honolulu, unequalled by any other lot
in the Valley.
The terms Of sale-One quarter cash, balance at o, II and II
months, with interest, unless otherwise arranged AFTER me SAFE:
Plans can be seen at the Auction Room and at the ONCE OF a
B. Bates, Esq.
Or Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
lilo ACRE OF LAND,
Situate In Waikahalulu. near the Baths, together with tbs
wooden buildings thereon, subject to a mortgage for $40.
Sold by order of the administrator of the estate Of Kali, de-
ceased.
Immediately after the above sales, will be sold
A SPLENDID LOTT,
In Nuuanu street, situated between the building known as
the " Light House" and Mr.. Bonds Bakery.
Terms at Gale
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-21
Household Furniture.

ON MONDAY, May %, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
dence of D. P. Penhallow, Esq, will be sold the III
house, consisting in part of
Splendid carpet, sofas,
Center tables, arm chairs,
l superior piano, bureaus,
Koa wardrabes, bedsteads and beds,
Crockery ware, China ware, glass ware
Cooking utensils, Kitchen furniture.
And sundries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-05-21
Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, May %, at IL O'Clock, on the premises.
will be sold the well known and very desirable property IN
Nuuanu Valley, lately occupied as the
OF JAMES MAkEE, Esq.,
In two lots. Lot 1, consisting of the
TWO
On the Nuuanu Road, with stables and other outbuildings-
Lot 2, consisting Of the cottage in the rear known as tbs
JASPER COTTAGE,
with all its appurtenances, with right Of way.
TERMS-One third cash; the remainder in one and two years
with interest, secured by mortgage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
A Sermon that did not Suit.

Mrs. Il was a very religious
woman, and perhaps came US near wor-
shipping Mr.. y, her taror;tn min
istcr, as some of our people DO X ossuth,
the Hungarian but be that as it may,
she was continually hammeling Aaron, a
shrcwd lad of some sixteen years of age,
who, to poster thc old lady and hear ner
scold, would occasionally speak rather
lightly Of Mr ", her minister.
Happening at the house Of Mr..
Il one day, the old lady began as
usual to chasti,c him. and Aaron, think
iug she PVT itta rather hard, aitc- near
iHg her through, said
-" am as good as Nr. y y, and
can preach Is we'll.
Preach sid the old lady, ..yoa
dor't know one single word in the BIZ
bic"
Well, give mo q text said Aaron,
g and see if | cant preach
You don't know anything about the
Bible said Mrs. 1t. IF YOU
do, YOU may take any text yon please :
Well, said Aaron. 9. a yirtuous
woman is without price amt that IN
your Biblc ,"
res said Mrs. il, " and it
shows that woman are better tAan men,
for tie Bible don't sa7 ;hGt virtaous
man is without price
"Nell, VIC will sec about tha.," said
Aaron, and after diyidins his suaject
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
The Law OF NevspapeYs.

]. Subscribers who do not express aotioe 10 the
eo'.tsary, are considered wishing TO continue
,eir subscriptions. t55saFe 81 Ga
2. II Subscribers order tho diseontinuance Of
their papers, the publisher can oentinuc to scnd
Ia am until all arreargcs arc paid. 90 ~. .e..f,
2. IL subscribers neglect or refnse TO take
their papers from the Office 70 which they di-
rected they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order the papers discontinued
4. If any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and tho papers
sent to the former direction, they are held ro-
sronsble.
5. Tho courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper from the Office, for removing and
reaving it uncnllod for Is prima face evidence OF
Intentional fraud,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
41ottrl).
LINES ON WOMAN.

To be read alternately, the first and second lines
Or the first and third, as it may suit the tade OF
sentiment Of the reader
The bliss Of him tongue can toll
Who In a woman doth confde;
Who with a woman scorns tn dwell,
Unnu,nbcrcd cy is will bOtidc.
They Gil each leisurablc day
With joy aud innocent delight;
With cherries gloom aHi misery
Are none possessed while in their sight.
They make the drcary path Of life
A pleasant journey stfcwn with flowers;
a ircary scene Of peaceful strife
They quickly change With mateAless power
Domestic joy will fas, decay,
Where female influence Is not known;
Where Ger n woman holds her sway,
A man is in perfection shown.
She's never failing to display
Truth in its native loyelines7;
A heart Inclined to buchery,
woman never did possess.
Tha. man true dignity will fna
Who tries the matrimonial state;
Who pours contempt on womankiHd
Will mourn his folly when too late,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

The Superintendent told me that thus
far through the unusually severe winter,
II ladies and gentlemen from Portland
gratuitously had ofIiciated as Sabbath
School teachers but there is in store
for them reward, fer "of such is the
kingdom of heavea.' HAScocK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

Many who have thus sunk to alnos:
the lowest depths of intcmperance, have
by the force of their strong wills raised
themselves above their infcriority, and
become better and stronger men than
they ever were before FRANK.
Goudsboro Jan, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

Ma. HosEA j. GARDNER, of Hing
ham, Mass, died on Saturday, Feb. lst
under circumstances which led his friends
to believe that he WAS poisoned. The
contents of his stomach have been ex.
amined by DR.. Charles T. Jackson, and
arsenic discovered. His wife has been
arrested charged with administering
the poison, and judicial exam nation is
now being had. Circnmstaneial cyi.
dence is very strong against her
Mr.. G. had previously expressed fear.
that she intended to poison him, in or
der to facilitate her intercourse with {
man W it'll whom she had become init
mate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20


fingers on his left hand could see no
more, but ran up stairs again, and hur-
ricd into tho servants room: the child
was lying on the bed asleep. but the SER
want girl was not in the room. | took
up the child in my arms and got out on
the roof. This is all | know about the
matter
The excitement in Dieppe vas now
raised to the highest pitch. No trace of
the assassin could be discovered. It
was evident that these murders were the
work Of ono man--and that he must have
hccn concealed in the house before It was
closed for the night Government off'ar-
el large reward for the discovery of
the murderer, and the vigilance of the
police was thoroughly aroused.
There lived on the outskirts of Dicppe
a widow lady by the nan1o of Bcaumau-
rice. She had no family, but with one
servant girl lived in very retired man
ncr. The cottage in which she resided
was situated about half a mile from
the city--a little of from the public
road
Madame Bcaumaurice had been the
wife of an old officer of the Guards
She was an extraordinary woman in
every particular but especially 50 in
respect to a certain coelnoss of character
she possessed, in the midst Of danger,
which, together with large amount Of
moral courage, made her very notable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

lT is good sign TO see woman dress
with taste and neatness. 1t is a bad
sign to see her husband sued for her
feathers and foolery, gems aud ewelry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
Correspondence.
Augusta Correspondence.
Legislative Digest.

The House on Friday unsfarcied Dick
ey. 1t was not a purity question, rs Syr
pronounced Seer is a democrat, and al
so t. Catholic. If Arooatook has given
US a French Catholic Representative she
has also given 20 Che Senate a most val
nable Secretary; quicl, ard ready in his
of;cial dqt.ce, accomplished and gentle
manly in his deportmcnt.
The Judiciary Committee, it is whis-
pcrcd. VIII take the initiative in rubbing
out the os.racising iro3s stains of " ellis.
Barnes y &c. An effort viii also bc
ma&c 20 establish an Intermediate Court,
but without success. The "kan sas
Committee will report ese long not al
appropriation, perhaps, but nevertheless
4 viii produce sploE fronl ali liunker-
iom. Senator's arc looking for theic new
President the fortunate one will be Ell
ther Naeoun, &cammons or Chapman.
The democracy, blasted in thcir hopes OF
shoulderiag upon the Republican party
heW Aquor .@%, afe 1emning their hard
fstc, compelled another long year to
wade through TER sea of rum. Mr.
Sa~rcnt made some valuable remarks the
other day upon the cod-fsheries. OH
ers VII aa Ns2Sd i49m soon. Ia eomf".
ny ws.h the Legislative Committee las
lAurs4Ay, Y'S'tca the reform School.
It Is cae Of the most philAn.hrop1 lnsti-
tut'on- IN tie Stat, ant should receive
rs 1t deserves. is fostering CT E. There
are 2li boys there a0E. | was sarlElS-
ed to find mere children seven and eight
years old. At what an carly aye must
tkcF date their career OF crime. Their
daily l.t1Fs are divided thus ;-IWSt, 6
hours for work, and enc is astonlohed at
tic amount performed. All the cook
cry, laundry, fitting wood, teaming aad
farming come 20 ct the boys were cut
IN a "secoRd-srowth preparing the next
years fuel; about so were grading a
yard for bfick-ma king. They IN single
hla, in soldier Ike order, the tallest in
front, march to and from the.r WORK, an
oycrsccr having in charge each squad-
No conversation is permitted except in
the hayward. There are SIX oxen and
three horses at work every day, the 10y
being sole Transfers, Scout, / hour.
ior school, one each fore and afternoon,
and two IN the e4ening The school i,
graded, having iour subdivisions, in tie
fourth or lower grade, where are the
new comors, are large oyef-Grown boys
learning tAcir IGterS; truly an "id.c
head is the devils workshop" In the
other grades the pupils were leaning 70
read, write, geography and alithmct;c.-
Singing IS also introduced with happy
effect: enc hymn sun. by the boFs, DO
they miss me at home z softcucl many
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

IN eminent painter was asked what
he mixed his eolors with to produce 50
extraordinary an effect, Il mix them with
brains, sir was the answer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

THERE are II Banks in Maine with
capital of 5 1900 262 ond with circu-
lation of 3,7ls,695.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with ncatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bila, Blanks, Circulars. Bill Huats
Programmes, Receipts, By-Laws, Court Dockets
Envelopes Labels, Cards, &C. &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

ing the cloth for supper. Wishing some
articles that was not in the house, the
servant was sent to purchase them.
Now it SO happened that the place
where she expected to be able to obtain
it, was closed but not wishing to dis
appoint her employers, she determined
she would 50 and seek it clswhcrr In
pursuance of this object, she entered
Grande Rue but had to walk consider
a6ic distance before she could obtain
what she sought She hurried home
again. and noticed when she arrived at
the door Of her mas,srs house that the
chimes of a neiShb. r,ng church struck a
quarter to twelve. She had, therefore.
been absent just half an hour.
She was surprised to find the door
shut, but supposing that the wind had
blown it to she raised the latch. The
door was fastened on the inside She
thought this rather strange. bat then
again reflected that it was doubtless
cnly a necessary prceantion on the part
of her master. She rung the bell. and
was very much concerned when after
waiting a few minrtes. no rcnlv was
made. She again run, the be much
more VIOLENTLY than berorc-still no an
swer. She now became alarmed, AMI
rnng long and violently-no answer ,
Her fears were thoroughly aroused, and
She related the circumstances to some
persons passing along the street. The
presence of two or three scnIarmcs was
soon procured, and they proceeded AZ
once 10 break in the door.
The passage into which the door
opened was perfectly dark bat one Of
the gcudarmcs stumbled. and putting out
hand to save himself. it eame in contact
with something wet on tn ground. 4
light was immediately obtained, and =
horrible 81 IL. presented i,salr.
Eqyia. aero tn passage Wa tle
dead body of Monsieur VI uricc. with his
throat cut from car ta ear. The h3ot
was swImmin, in blood. In the nttla
room was the dead BODY Of his wife. pre-
sen,in- the samn CHASTITY wound Exen
the E,,le child in the cradle had not cs-
canoa. for the aercil.ss assassin ba,,al.
~ - IL, #h,. tho .,,,,. bor,;l,l, ,,....,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
tfor tie Ellsworth Americnn.l
Intenlperanco and its Victims
o, comrades. fill no glass for me,
II drown my soul in liquid flame;

o, comrades Fill no glass for me,
II drown my soul ia liquid flame;
For if drank the toast should be,
To hIightod honor, health end fi.me.--,i ~
All viii admit that intempc1ancc IS 8
mighty evil; and ono which affects all
classes Of society. No argument is
needed to prove this. As our eloquent
governor has sail, in his able inaugural
address, " it's evils are seen and acknowl.
edged by all even by its unfortunate
victims. The crime, paupcrism, and
consequent misery attendant upon it,
presents : melancholy spectacle"
Were the evil confined to tic vilest
of creation it would not be so dcplorable.
Bat unfortunately it is limited to no
particular class. It's victims are found
among tie highest and noblcst. Instan-
ces without number are known IN which
persons have sacrificed every thing to
gratify their terrible thirst for stron.
drink. In many cases a taste fo- ardent
spirits WAS inherited from their parents ;
in others, they have yielded to the temp
tation which has lecn placed in their
way, and have gene too far to easily le-
race their steps. In either case they
are more ta tc Iiliea .han bl:,med. It
does no. become u, who are all liable at
some time or other TO f.ll into latomper-
ata habits, t. pass . severe sentence upon
the Victims Of intcmperance. Rather
lctus while We guard against the vice be
morc;tul to its victims and try by wise
and humane policy, to save them from
the ruin which awaits them. If they
are to BE saved, it must be done by
kindness. Not merely by Sdeage IN
10 eraRce which hardens the hearts Of the
unfortunate, and pushes them further in
to ruin, instead of lifting them up,
which says to the incbriate, "you have
ruined yourself and there is no hope for
you. | never would have made myself
such a fool as yoa have done. You knew
better than to DO so, and you must take
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

"Hou look rather fat said the tea
kettle to the pan cake. | would take
that as an insult, . said the pan cake,
bat am aware that you have been steam
ing it"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

THERE was fire at Eas,port last week
destroying school house. valued at S..
000. Insured for $1,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20
WAsnINaroN. FRlpAY NIamr.

The Senate debated for three hours
to-day, with great exci.emeitan acrImo-
ny. the nomination of Harrison over I.c-
OF Kansas. The nomination
viii be withdrawn or rejected.
The South sustains Lccoptc, to a INan,
Lecompte is still acting. It is appar nt
that his removal was premcdta,ed de-
cepdon.
Mr.. buchanan will leave here on Tues
dav. He viii not make hls Cabinet
here, but at Whcatland, after gathering
all the information he can.
IPsFEGTOR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

Hon. Albion X. Paris died suddenly
in Portland Wednesday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-20

JuDGE LCcoMpTE NOT RENovHp.-
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier and EaqHircr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
Ia. 2 CO
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD Co, Z
No. 10 Willism-st., Eew-York, May 8, 1887.


SUBSCRIPTION 10 S3,0OO,00O of the GUAR
TEN RER GES Cd SSk
RAILROAD COMPANY.-Tbe Board of Directors Of the
Michigan southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company
snee with :,Ockhoder. their last annual meet.
have resolved for the purpose Of paying the dees
to create Ssntssd Ten Per Cent Stock Of said Company
to the amount Three Millions Of Dollars Dividends upon
s s Ocs at as 5ssf ., The M sd
will be payable FIRST day of December aext and there,
the fIst day Of December in each year.
This Guaranteed stock has been awarded by the Board Of
At the close Of on the 10th day instant upon the
% & and S. 1 q It, v,u. Of 100 share.
payable pei share in cash and Per share in the
yqSilsd iiS to ). PEP
May instant. $40 share on OF before the 9TH DAY Of June
Payments may made faster ,hss above stated OF in full At
the option s'cIsf Proper receipt, Will De ysn for a.
mum w be allowed ugGn a. made gS the SS S.'s
su'ue.. on oi day Of May viii entitled Also
utey the conditions aforesaid four shares Of
Stock shares Of the general stock which he may
then hold and IN the same proportion TOR greater or less
In case the stock not applied for by the parties who
BE- thereto entitled before the oh day of May instant the
same viii ,. d.poid o. Oy ns oy oSs who s r
order TO enable stockholders not resident IN America to
participate in the subscription the Company will for
them until the Goth day Of June next the same terms OF
may appear to Be entitled II the same spped fobs
them 81 time the viii be disposed Of to other parties
Parties entitled receive their stock upon making
payments Aforesaid a. any time sitter the 2th day OF May
instant.
The Company h. heretofore issued from time to time, Guar
lneed Construction Stock the kind that offered
for distribution excspt that bore interest eight cent
Per annur instead Of ten per cent? nearly s OF which has
been merged in the general stock.
Books Of Subscription open the Office Of the Company
No. Is Wiau.st where all parties stockholders Others
who desire subscribe requested to do prior 70 the 10Th
day May Subscriptions may be made In person BY
Letter. By ords Of the Board,
EDWIN C. LITCHFIELD,
JOHN A. c. GRAY,
HEMAN J. REDFIELD Committee.
WILLIAM NJ VERMILYE