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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
NOTICE.

ME UNDERSIGNED have appointed John II
brett, OF San Francisco, our Attorney, to transact
business for us, and in our stead in California III
o. Iompkins being no longer our Agent W.T. 2
"itness' CHAS. w. GLEASON,
Attest, d. NoRroN
pOs'oh' Mass'' Jan lst, 1851 iy27-im
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MRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Z STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
MarysviiIe.

rENHE ID scholastic year of this Institution will com
u mence on Monday, August 9Th, 1883:
rEnAIs pER NnNrII nP EnuR WrE.s
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)R. L. j. CZAPKAY.

Medical Institute, Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'s OIL e, San Francisco.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, / &c
CnrN1N OLE YrnA -

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SO
COUNTY YUBA -
WILLIAM sIARKEY, Clerk of the Court Of
Il Sessions in and the County of Yuha, State
aGl tsad hereby certify that the annexed and fore.
gong rs lu true and correct copy Of the original
notice of application for the pardon of John Stiles az
the same now remains on file in the office Of the CLERK
of said Court.
Witness my hand, with the Seal of our said Court
affixed, at the City of Marysvle the county seat Of
said county of Yuba, this 4th day Of August, A. D.
1855.
WILLIAM SHARKEY,
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
BY NJ. D. DoBBIEs, Dep'y Cl'k aur10.8Od
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Notice Of Application.

To s. M. Bliss present and late County Judge, and
z b. Redfddn, Esq, Tate District Attorney Of
lubG CONn3y:
" OU are hereby notified that application will be
Il made TO His Excelency, John ID. Weller, Cover.
nor Of the State of California; the pardon of John
Stiles, who was convicted, in hemonth Of August In
the year eighteen hundred and fty-fye, before the
Court Of Sessions Of this County, Of the crime Of
Grand Larceny, and sentenced five years imprison.
ment in the State Prison.
ERNEST VAN MULLER
Marysville, Yuba county, August o 1855.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the within notice
of application for the pardon of John Stiles this sec.
ond day of August 1858.
s.M BLISS, County Judge.
I. b. REARDAN, late Dist. Atty.
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Business Directory.

4 RMsTRoNG G.-IMPoRrEK BOOTS SHOES,
n ID street.
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For ALI Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
vEIY lpD yrpROVED xRRANCENRNFS


YIyHEEE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
i berland, Wheeling, and all parts o tho West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leHse (exCept
CAS- M connecting with trains from Philadelphia; nri
Washington Juncion) will stop at stations and arrive Gun
bertrand at 4 o'clock, p.
a The MAIL TRAIN daily (excaps say
reaches Wheeling by s. ctaectlng ha
Columbus Cincinnati Dayton lndaaapohs fnh
Vile Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago ~ Louis, Cairo, and %
mediate points.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily p cunAsctns
express Louis Cairo Chicago, and nMe
diitc places The Cincinnati md other central and
places In the West Il nearly 100 miles shorter than BY other
The time 10 ticee places IA also sinsqualod
baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indiauapslk
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred NJ all points free
TICKETS will be sold al tho large In the West
possible the ticket ofce Camden EOn aa
Washington city. 5sa
A second Is attached TO the mali train
from Baltimore Washington vu ~ esf mad
Nv daylight by taking accommodation mail tFain asd lying
Cumberland They mcsnnS BY hs
which leaves Cumberland at 2bo and reaches Whes
ut 2, p. m.
Passengers Washington have ample time or meals At wah
ingon Junction.
This the only by through tickets and baggage
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
express beyond Piedmont going
Eastwarly tho Wheeling 71b na md
mediation Cumberland reaching aln0Fo n
FREDERICK TRAIN at Except Sunday etcpps
stations Leaves Frederick at arriving - balns
at 80,
The EiIICOrrs MILLS TRAIN Camden station n
and $780, M Ecos Mills az 80, and 80 H.
'NSSp '''' W. g. wcoEsiDE,
Ian I7--du Master Of Transpmann
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Books from London.

TINGAvA a Tale of the Esquimaux; by r. NJ
L Ballnntyne. 81 25
Islands; Tale Of the Pacific; by NJ Balanyne
81 81.
Lights the Christian Life; by Rev. DR. Tweedc
Tb
The Bible Hour. 10 cents
Masters and wcrkmen by Sarah Patterson rs cents.
Flora tale. SO cents
The Rumbr of n Rat so cents
Tn. Better Way by Miss Raaniync. so cents,
Tho Roby Fsmly 50 cents,
raor'< Ntsits 10
Iabiin's Progressive Drawing book VI 20
Tblin's Advanced Drawing book. 81 2b.
The Broad Line Drawing book a.
wile's First Drawing LESSONS. so cents
Iondon and is Sights. 25
Bitternys' Rail- and the trasshorper Feast Coorcd plates 81
Colorel plates. %
The Iiic nra ship Coored plates 65 cents
Feb 2S FiaNtk TAfl
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TUsT RECEIVED, the following works of J. V.

Just RECEIVED, the following works of j. v.
Alban vols; 81.
The Pretty Plate, (iuvenile) so
Iady Alice decidedly work Of genius Indeed know Of
[Boston Post.
i" This extraordinary book That tho author
deeper emotion than that Of the production clever
somewhat surprising which should make sensation
.n we ns p' @ 0v1 r"aoa aa"sy ,s ana
"-Doug,as Jerolds Weekly Neps
I" Talent of a high order teens every page"
london Ne,o Monthly Moga,ine.
Besides admirable society story
Athcrton' has great purpose. London Ne,c Monthly
The lady characters in lban us, such girls
have all known and OF pcnp. have loved Whg Rsrie
Tho Forest Of the finest pictures ever painted Of an out
door life in the wild regions Of this state and we speak with vivid
Of NIL tai Cooper and Hoffman have done it, dclncaion
tY 4 Courier and Enquirer.
woods lakes falls tho clearing the
wilderness Mr. Huntington with the freshness and variety
Of a inspiration" "--N Y Literary World
descriptive powers eyinccd in The Forest exraordun
ryf-N i. Evangelist
the Of the North Here the authors thought flows
nau" n" o r Of nature m % M ~ an "%a
tain, painted with mastery and poetic ekil \"
authors power description truly extraordinary the pen
paintings exquisite their kind cooed OF
uascrs life
the artists double genius appreciation and reproduction
Whatever be the subject i placed before with vivid nv
DONALD Macleod in Me ~ T. f'eeman's Journal
That Huntington has such faculty and gifts be by
who will read OF The Forest The sports the nd
Indian before the readers mind
with the sharp outlines the umor and tho breadth Of real life The
incidents the journey through the wilderness tho moral interest
like flowers Of the commonct material facts
chsrmingy described. N--L London AGhenaun.
that reader small who takes
this book The Pretty Plated viii lay down unfinished tells the
told half dozen children nrot raro Their
the character those who make them
graphic power listeners before In this
respect remarkable We have not met with
which character di-crimnatd and portrayed
IN. y, Courier and Enquirer.
For sale by HANCHARD MOHUN.
Feb 1.--cod3t
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DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

j British Navy Iist Tor Is5N.
The Queens Regulations aud Orders for the Army complete
July, 1887.
for Cadets by Capt Boyd Royal navy
1857.
Firearms by Lieut. simons Bengal artillery. London 1887
Gossen Les cTcts souerrsins de In pou,lrc Metz 1881
On Signanzng a Sea; pamphlet london, 1858
the and Memoranda Mining Metalupy vol London
warrior on Coal Mining vol london.
,,'roWcks Photographic Chemistry london. 1887.
hgsrnhms tromcs Trigonomccnl surveying Nichols
Penlh of the Physical Sciences; i,ricts seamanshp
wan ana brown cuginc Adcock's fnri-
ora f"csethook for 1865
Feb "a rp,Nrv r,yIop
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rose who have a single lady
1881 more than one lady an
wife and single lady,
Residence In Washington.
National Hotel
Private, a. =. + St, bs. 18th Il lsth
streets, 256.
Private, 9. s. l4th St, bt. Penn. ave.
x Fstroet, 466.
Private, n. q. =. Ut, bet. 18th 4 l4tb
sts., 25s.
Private, 40 1ath ST., bt. H&I s,s
Private, .. e. corner 18th and II sts.
Private, v. side 18th ST., bt. Penn.
!, AZ. L II streets, l25.,.
Private, n. O. corner 10th & II sts.,
A4o.
National Hotel
42o llth street, bt, H&I streets,
National Hotel.
National Hotel.
Ebbett House, 3. side y street, BIT.
18th d lath streets, 233.
Willards' Hotel.
National Hotel.
N. side o street, bt. 18th 4 18th sts.
23b.
Private, 305 Corcoran's row.
Rev. Mr.. Samson's, W. sido 9th St,
bt. ID and Y streets, {05.
Private, Minnesota row, ! street,
near New Jersey avenue.
Mrs; Parker'sy n. side Mass. av.; BIT,
lth 4 ,tb streets, l50ja.
Private, 9, Louisiana avenue.
400 4th street, bl. ID 4 + streets.
National Hotel.
Ebbctt House, .. sidc r. st.. bt. 18th
d l4th streets, 233.
Mrs. Carter's, North A street, Capt
tol Hill, 4.
Wizards Hotel
Mrs. Creecy's, 48B 10th street, BIT. ID
&E streets.
Private, n. c. corner 18th 4 streets,
23l.
National Hotel.
81. Charles Hotel, corner 81 street Il
Pennsylvania avenue.
Browns Hotel.
Mrs. scarle's, =. side Penn. av. BIT.
AZ Il 9th streets, 3s3.
Mrs. Nevett's, 2sH Pctn. av., bt.
12tli 4 18th streets.
Mr.. Hackncy's, Al La. ay., bt. 9th
h 7th stroets.
$. sidc q St. bt. 18th sndI4th ats, /,
29l.
Hon. Jacob Thompson's, s. q. corner
Of 18th K q streets.
Smithson's, 283 .. side Bat, BIT. ID 4
Sd streets.
Avenue House, corner 7th ST. L la.
avenue.
Private, -. 9th st. bt. u 4 Ests. 46s.
Wizards Hotel.
Mrs. Shacklcford's, 217 Penn. nv. op-
p0site Willards'.
Mr.. HHckncy's, n. side La. av., bt.
9th 4 7th streets.
MIS- lrvlnK's, Q. btue - street, bt.
Penn. nv. 4 c street, 2s,
Mr.. PurcclPs, s. side Penn. av., op-
positc Browns Hotel
Private, ". si,le 18th st., BIT. q a. VI
streets, All.
Mr.. Masi's, W. side 9th st, bt. E&F
sts,, 46l.
420 u st. between 9th Il 7th sls.
Private, n, e. cor. q Il 2l-t sts. /, las.
Wizards Hotel.
Private, n. 9. II, bet, 18th & I6Is SITS. !,
3l2
s. Charles, cor. 81 81. 4 Penn. av.
Mr.. Cammack's, n. $. =, bet. 14th Il
15tl, sts., 2l2.
DR.. Boylo's, 20 -, IT,, near Pa. sv.
Private, ". s. 18th, bet. Il Il + sts, i,
459.
Private, 24s + st., bet. 18th h 1lth
streets.
Private, W. q. sth, bet. T. xFsts. 45l.
Mrs. Hyatt's, =, =. Pa. nv, bet 9Th II
7th ets., 339.
Washington Honse, cor 81 IT. T. Pa.
avenue.
Private, =. W. cor. 14ih 4 n st.. No.
303.
Private, 262 IT,. bet 18th and 18th
streets.
Mrs, freuch's, No. AIS 18th st., bet.
Hal
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mo. 59b.
rotice for r storing certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama,
mo. 59b.l

rotice for r storing certain lands to market In
the state or Alabama
NC ICE is hereby given that the land Office at
Tunt-ve the State Uf Ar,nms, Will be open " the eM
,fs entry location after Ne frt day 9 Nay Hd
psc land embraced IN the fkwinK townships wh
proclaimed offered prior 10 withdrawal BY notice
$685. being which withdrawn 10 satisfy that parts
the grant approved 81 June 1856 which
contemplated Memphis u Charleston that part VI ,
having been rcteced by tho State Of Ahbnma viz
# the and saa Of the Huntsik meridian
Townships 1, .. g. 4, s, and 0, Of range l.
Townships 2 aud and the parts Of townseps 6amI,
north a III" Tennessee river of range 2. S.E
Townships l. 2 A. 3, and g. ani the parts M cwatp na@
cf the Tcnnrssec river, Ol range j. .
Townships L. q 8, md and the Thrfs ol townships LAM
north cf the Tennessee, OF range A. y.
Townships and 4 and The parts Of townships and north The
Tennessee Of range D. st
South # h base line and wea Of Ms Hantsriiie meridian
Townships !, .. 3. 4, s, and o, OF range l.
Townships q and !, of range trE
townships !, ., g. 4, 5, o. and Z, Of ranges md g.
Townships J. p s. aud 8, OF ranges TO- H. H. Is, H. ml
IS
Township /, Of range 10.
hand the General Land Once Al tho tyd
Washington the 18th day Of February, 1858.
TtiOs. A. HENDRICKS
Feb 2o-lawew tntelSsiarl commhsloner
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOwn. ID. G..

rNHlS large boarding and day school for Young
ladies', long and favorsby known conducted by W.,
Englis direction NJ Narrower pnni
assisted by and experienced teachers ~
department of learning. ,,,,
Members ofCongress others call thcm 70 Wa
daughters under their own
vsion have been accustomed 10 dothc graduates
seminary representing nearly every the Union
For particulars address N. j. NARROWER
Sem 10 co,r Georsetowp D G
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Jefferson City Coal Mining and OIL Manufac
turing Company.

TINIIE above company was chartered December 30
Il 1857 The coal bank beogng To and from which THIS ccfn
ny will operate situated Calaway county The n Missouri
lying about four miles from the Missouri river on the opc bsu
from Jefferson city, hundred aud twenty i've miles from
Louis by railroad gentle inclined plane from the river 10 Tie
coal bank no valleys hills cr ening giving tho comp.ny e
ted states 80 far relates navigation the with which I'M
ss % .s ,sn,r % = % s
the northern aud northwestern ccnntrs together With k
there Now Orleans inclusive company compete With
We have yet another nestmabc Of prcn The coal Of @
large quantities aud nnc quality Of oil No slate mpurue sr
contained IT, But o tho cnnnel con decs'd cs
duq) Including kca Of about one hundred sixty aerc.
pure and rich as .h' richest possesses al .Sc ees T. l "s ss
city addition the Missouri for nayigao which equal
built projected in almost every direction from
opening for tho distribution Of this coal the whole North West AMI
Importance following expense
mining aud delivering the csal the bank Of tho Missouri v
boats supply orders tina, will bc made from all Of Il"
country together with mlon bushels for The mani
factnre of oil; making in all four millions OF btshcs
For mining per bashci Ao,e
For delivering bank and shipping 5000 900 bushels nve
For manufacturing per gallon. 100 cs
For nrricntaI expenses Nv"
roa, .xnon.e 800 900
The yield and profit cws Tho coal win soil readily on @
per bushe dollar and
twenty I'VE cents gallon:
The yield Of 5000 600 usheh coal si l5 ecnss s1so'
cent ess than its capacity 900 gallons at 81 rs
T, wbic, add the nuount from coo, making 49, I, 700,@
,0cr i,,,c,,r. C,v,u.r .x,,opy.s - 0.VN
Leaves n profit dividend psr nnnuu, aeo@
The above estimate will be by those acquainted WIN
coal business based what be and will be done %
bank The stock il half sold and u fast selling refr
droos Of cs'ne, where for safety large snd speedy s
equal win do either the following directors
OF the company
T. VIM N. Belt Of Missouri.
Hon, VIM Bgcr, United States from pcnnsyivans
Hon. WIN. Montgomery, member Congress- cnnsyynnia
Hon. Nilsson White, member Congress- Pennsylvania
JAS. w. Honta II Jefferson city, Missouri. -
N. VIM NJ Bcl the company and Jas W b,
the be found Browns Hotel for few day. WV
samples Of the oil candle and coal which they will take
In exhibiting. W. BONITA,
t1--d6t Secretary
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

alphabetical List Of Senator's aud Representatives uith
their residence. ~ Washington, prepared by the Post
master of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
The aserish 10y dcsigates those whose wives accompany
them the section (S) those who have single lady
with them two sections lSS) more than one lady
asterisk and section (oS) wife and single lady
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clerks He receives and adjusts all
and the department well for PENSIONS claims
arising military 1916 and for horses
other lost the military service under various OF
gross tho balances the Second Comptroller for his
Csion thereon.
Fourth AUDITORS OifoeAaron Day ESQ., Auditor
and tho balances tho Second Comp
trolcr for his decision thereon.
Ffh O6oMurray Mcconnell esq, Fifth Auditor and
and adjusts all for diplomatic
performed tho direction
reports balances the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon
OGcDr. Thomas NJ Tate auditor of the Treas
ury Department and hundred and fourteen
all arising from
of the Post O0e His decisions final
intends the collection OF all Office
all penalties and otnrc imposed posmastevs and mail
tractors Ior nng to do their he legal
all
hornd by law enfsrce prompt Of due
department mstrucng untod states attorneys
all npcs relating thereto from each term
proceedings
assigned United States due the Pc 81 &
Department has sell dispose the same for tho
benefit ci the United States
Tr.nursy OGc,san,u Casey esq Treasurer and t,r,o.r
clerks and keeps the States in m
cositorIcs created by
Ausrst the the
couDterigned by the First
bv the a,v,h Auditor by the Register
public moneys by warrant to burpg officers and
the upon their checks
Psar oofiney Bigger Register, and clerks
Keep, public expenditures
uni statement OF commerce and
,son States from the First Comptroller
and vouchers ds"itea
,hem md is charged by law with their safckeepne
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. u. CHURCHILL, Artist respe..
fully Thanks his friends and patrons for past enoo
inent, and soiicis = continuance os the 49,.
studio at MCacy's G~-ry No 4As Pcnnsyivsnis
doors east Of y street.
pcrA 4
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TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
states mail steamcrs-The ships comprising this line are

These sh have built BY contract expressly b soernn
seryice every cas bxx their so
their engines s4eEyh and sccd ard their
passengers unequaifed Hr elegance and ooms,t
The this line have improved VISITOR tight comarm
expense has been spared ID make sne all ~ good
thorough cxamnaticn them :sss hcH mode Of
ukBQCA AIIkp
prics passage from New York Liverpool IN ast cabin s
ID second cabin, $40 From Liverpool 70 New S"N, 10 and
guDess.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can secured until paid for
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment
III Fr sale frnme housetwo starics basement and ror
spfed 18th street M. s7s, wnders building "
terms apply IN GEO. W. BRAY .
Property agent 2s2 Ninth street. bet and streets norm
I1-eod1m
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rao,.unp pATrv o. aAy,rso

EDWARD K. COLLINS
No 50 Wall street. MT
BROWN, sIPlEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 o.
No II Austin friars, lcadm
B. g. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
Parh
The these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion specie iewery precious stones metals unless bills
therefor and the value thereof Expressed therein
Dec. JG-dn
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Leave Yellow Creek Saturday at ia N;
Arrive at Post Oak Springs by m
Io,54 From Kingston hy Emory Iron Works Morgan U
a., Sageheld, aud Giadss 10 Jamestown, so miles
and back, week
Leave Kingston Monday AT . a m
Arrive at jamestown next day by IL N;
Leave Jamestown Tuesday all ? M
Arrive at Kingston next DAY bv M
Ieo5s From Kingston by wechsrs Mills, 10 Robersvie,
10 miles and hxck, once week
Leave Kingston Thursday at ea m;
Arrive at Robertsviie by ~ M
Leave Eobertsvllle Thursday al pm
Arrive at Kingston by M
looss From Kingston by Tabor, Ere snd Oxford TO
Ahens Is miles and bssk, twice week.
Leave Kingston Tuesday and Saturday at SAM
Arrive al Aihe1s by Jpn;
Leave AtbeaS Monday and Friday al m,
Arrive at Kingston by pm.
BIDS for ihree-unes-a-we week service invited
IOo5T FROM KingSson by Grzys Hill and Woods bill, to
Lenoir's, 10 miles and back. once week
Leave Kingston Monday att am;
Arrive al Lenctrs by IL
Leave Lenoir's Monday at M
Arrive Kingston ty .
lc0s From kinrsion br bsTnErdsvic, Ten Mile Stand,
SeS-e, Decatur, oood6eis, Pine Land, kincsn-
nons Ferry. Limestone. Long Sxrannsh, and
Sno~ Hi 10 Harrasoa, 81 males and back onrc a
week, returning by Bankers HID in leu oi kin-
oannons Ferry
Leave Kingston Msneay st 8 M
BrliTr At HsrFissn day by 3pmi
Leave Hsrrispa "Wednesday sie mr.
Arrive st Kingston nert asy bs > m
Rids for three tunes ~eek a. nx a. pccaior infi
ted.
loose Prom Ma aisonvle BIZ Nj Vernon TO Tcioo Plans
IS niaes sad hack three tmex wctk
Leave NaaisonrnIs Tsesdsy, Thursday snd satnr
Arriv. al Irslica Plains by 5 pm,
u Leave Tel5co Plsins Taesaay, Thursday. and ssiar
i dar = 81
Arriss II asai-onEillshy am
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05
Temperance Mattu.

A BRIEF BUT COMMON HIsToRY.- saw
him first at a social party. He took but q
single glass of wine, and that in compliance
with the requestof a young lady with whom
he conversed.
I saw him next, when he supposed he
was unseen, taking a glass to satisfy the slight
desire formed by his social indulgence. He
thought there was no danger.
I saw him again with those ofhis " age,
meeting at night, to spend a short time in
convivial pleasure. He said it was only inno-
cent amusement.
I met him next, late in the evening, in the
street, unable to reach home. [ assisted
him thither. He looked ashamed when we
next met.
I saw him next Keeling in the street. A
confused stare was on his countenance, and
words of blasphemy were on his tongue
Shame was gone!
saw him yet once more. He was pale,
cold, motionless, and was carried by his
friends to his last resting place. 10 the small
procession that followed, every head was
cast down aud seemed to shake with uncom-
mon anguish.
His fathers gray hairs were going to the
grave in sorrow. His mother wept to think
that she had ever given birth to such
child.
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