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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

ELOPENEST LAST WErg.-Oren l. Beet Wy
has retded in Bristol several yesr- and we sue.'.v
in The mandatory cf the BrstJl Fire Az n C1lp.'
eopsd wi'h The wife Of very rs-pectsb's cg ~ ~.
the toxp. Bssse't deserted an sfi sctOns'e SEA ~
bic wife and four children, who -re Ia T.uotJo, NJ.
boar irg With hi' brotler en1 the Torsn dss,.i
az i,d,gert sfd dsvoed hu.hard spG .Hc yea -.
ILisrestir children. She is very res2ec't'!
r'cted IL Bristol Enl bo'h ol iheC we're msmse,
good stat Ding OF tie Baptist Church, BirLcpp.t
0.ng 4 very active and ueefll ne nber. Prov -
Ti.E GrAssuorrERs--A .srtisOan Just ffoS r 80,
passes CouLty, Informs TIE G07-a'e' INq4Y,, "a
the frassloIpeis Tor about 81 miles norih OF 10
w.ie delccIdlg apoa The COR fed. AMI se.'s x.tl
W clesp, b.. we're not troubling tue @assl &c
pr nisCd to yeld mt less Jh4c 80 bai,si - NJ.
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GROWTH OF cmcAGo-CoRREe rIos

To the EDITOR Of TIE N T. Tribune.
SIR: Pardon ne for drawing your s'tcu,iOn 3 fsE
moments to an iteu. in the mo.ripg TmBcSE II My
81, 1853. Among the correspondence s o letter daIA
at Chicago Ill May 30 1893, in which notice il ts&ss
Of the fremont House in Chicago. | am tie wisoy 4
TIE unfortunate tail.r" Ire Couch (nd Mr. Or achi
lately deceased The plot Of ground on which 10
Tremoot House nov s.spds, Ira Couch bought
Messrs. WsdsTOrth Of Chicago. He psii them th@r
pnce tor the properly, every dollar Al:O, slewrn'
to ssy, be never wished - buy q Jesse from the ss
ent pTopIieors of the sOu,e. BY correc,io, hes
mistakes you WILL Golfer great f.y sud rn1ci
otlse Mrs. LA COrcH.
Nttc York June J. 1889
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OREGON.
CLIMATE-SOiL-FRUir rs.

Crrspsn6spo. ef Tie ~ Y. T>bnne
SALEM, Oregon, March 20 1893
u,virs been reoue.;e6 ~ Bsty fUJ fft~s not on'
~, n N. st..., .so 20 nit. 2cscnPiu ~ III" '"e's'
$40 Fruits Ac Oregon aud ovins your paper ~ 600 o.
r.tsps the beet 10 Used sa:e' "Tr~';h Zoo ''e
kDowu.. ifyou n "a IL worthy. .....,,
Won A. ALBEkI p bA'sLSRtN
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sSeie9rapbiIes1e 0SoclDr;cDfem
q. 8ert4ttt far BEN ugaItimpr spsfrr"

Ct 5o4ns, g. s, IS, Sept. Sin 3er~
lt0renoe8 6euer brad bier leete gtaGt aus !; 25
0duler Uerbrannten uno ein lRanu tuln in Dem
6erer I'M.
4%usutu, ga, 18. Sept. Qeeteu Donz
nerlta9 Dor &a9eSanbrud ereiBnete liA auf Der
Au9uita. uno SaUannab @ilenbabu, 40 Wleilen
Don bier, ell lln9lif. Tutber Nprtbep, Der
engineer uno 5met 6euernlan1er fanler unr.
Son BEN BaIla9ieren wurpe 0tisulano perlebt.
O15 llu8lltd e%ntltau0 Oapurd, DaB 1tb Die
Sdtenen III 6olSe oe8 NeBen8 SeIerlft batten.
ct. &OutS, Is. Sept. Sine Bride iber
BEN Pl1tte NiUer, auf Ger 6anuibat. ulD ct.
Solepb9 Gllenbabn, muroe BON einetn BrauD.
l~tIIter IN Srano 9eieet unO olS Der Bug Gam
IA be Srufe erreidte, ltlr3te TT mt alien
Wa99onS ms YSal1er. Der @n9iueer @epr9e
&bOmplon uro 5pei6euermdnner puroen idwer
uno 3 Pal1a3iere murpeu lei6t Uerwunoct.
Nem<Orlean8, IS. Sept. Seute
f1llo bier 5plIten Serren YBopo pom 2rue
Delta uno SIN. 8raba5Ou, cer frlDer an Dem,
lelben Slatte mar, en Dueu fiat. Oa8 Duet
fauo aut Slt4len auf bret @au9eH ltatt. Seiner
murce reripunoet.
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men, erlaubten un8 ni9t, Sfientlt9 @ebrau9
oassn 3u MAIDEN. Sn liin9lter Belt aber er'
bielten mir meitere Nta6rid'ten iiber bic @oms
plotte, wel9e Senator Douglas lesteu Winter
nit ben 6einoen Der Democratic ausbefte, 9tlGs
ridten, Die aue8 6riibere beltatisen uno Die mir
Der Seffentlidfeit iiber9eben purfen.
QStr erfabren aus Quellen, Die mir fit bur1.
aus 5uUerldIliS balten, 6OlSeuoe5:
1. Senatcr Douglas CAB lesten Biuter Sc
8enitber Encouragement I6Dar5eu 0lepubltta>
nern Die Gttldrun8 as, oaB ietue &nla5>Jtez
bra5fa BOltlIf C1raui bereAnet lei uno Den Grr
fol9 BADEN merbe, Die Sflavenltauten NIT flelen
Staaten 5u um8eben unO oaonrA bic Sflapere'
81 rernihteu.
2. DouatuS erflarte, Dap equator 8e(l bon
Tenneilee Dus ein5iBe lioliAe ecn9reBa'1t9lIeo
Iei, oa8 i'm uerltebe. Gr bate cine llnterre
oun1 nit Seu, porin leBterer 9e5en Douglas
Gu6srte Dieic perrammten liipliAen Narren
Der teben gle niat, ober i'd pcrltebe sic.
3. equator Douglas erfldrte Il d ii +
s mancipatiDnin SO ilourtu Il. lpra4
Die 5offnuu9 aus, oaB oieie 8eweSunS erfcls
reid leiu werbe.
A.. Senator Douglas dABerte bic SOffnt1B
INV VtuutC pEn NUUIW NupI wy ~ ~ StHt'
IN SteQe ron Green in Den Ser. 81. Senat
9ewablt werOen mDAte uno peripra4 5nsleid
irejwiQi9 ieiaer 3eit allies Of05IiNe gu tbur
UNI Dies burA5uiesen.
5. ST bate in ~leineln Sauie in 8aibin8tcn
bei perl9loienen Ibiiren lsterreouuSen nit
idwar5en 0tepublifanern, bic auf ieIne Gtnlaa
ou1lg 3l t6n fatne1 uno 0enen ct iIl WeleutlI
den oieie grfldrun9en madte.
St riibrate lid loBar, cap er in ieiner Stel'
lung ais perlneintltder 6reunO beS SjoenS,
oieIeul mebr unbeil bereiten t6ane, ais Die re
publifaniihe Bartei.
Dies liuO eiai8e Der InFla3en, bic mir 9e3en
Senator Douglas m1hen tonnen. 2Sir wies
perbplea, OaB mir pieie Mittbeiluu9 aus Quels
len baber, bic ourAau8 perldBltd liuO unb
una an ibrer 8abr9eit nidt 5Weifeln l~alien.
90 melt Der Graminer! 5slblt Douglas
Sr9one linO aaf pieie Intla9e bin ltuti8 &C.
wurpen unO perlau9en DrinBenO, DUP Der Jiteie
li0 re9tfertt9e.
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9e9en Wtitternadt Der Dinb in eiaen Sturm
au7atlele, llllBte nun gum @inreiBen elmer gans
gen ote'9e BON 0ebduben ldreiten, Doourd mad,
Der e1nen Sette alleroin9S Deiterer @eiabr ror>
9eoeu8t ipnroe. Aber UNI 3 llbr mari BET
2Stao etnl9e brennenoe 8alteu auf cine i'm 6az
ZEN ltebenDe llno nit t0ol5 b~elaoene 8arte. Die
tn Nu9enbltd IN 6lamllen o%ulgin9, trelde ebeu,
10 lhnel nlebrere an0ere 0an2el8fabr3ouoe er.
9rlften. Die 8an}e Jteibe oieler 6lbrSeuGe nit
brennenOem 3auWerf rtB itd) pon ibren Qntern
los uno wur0e Die WplBl binabaetrieben
aut benz 2De9e 6a8 Dsrbeefenoe @lement
nod einiSen anOeren S9jifeu mjttDeilenD, uuO
omar nad etnem Puntte gu, mo bepeutene 81
treloerorrdtbe la9erteu. I'm btele 3u retten,
paroen Die oortltebenoen, nleilt nit Wtebl belae
benen Sdtffe unb Barten pom StranDe 8elaIs
len. Otele 9an5e brennenoe Wtalle murpe, cine
Strede bon un8efdbr 5 Werlt 5uriifleBenO, an
cine unbewobnte SnIel Setrieten, no etnise
oerlarfen, anoere erloihen. llnlpeit ron bteIem
Orte aber ltleBen 5pei btennenpe 8arfen auf Elm
am absno pOrber an8efcnnenes SGiff nit
Pulper; e5 ertol8te eine fiirdterlide @rplOlion,
fDoourd, etlpa bier 8erlt BON benz Iu5gan9S.
puftte oe5 6euerS %entTernt, cine Wleberla9e Don
StaatSproOlant, $4,000 T'6etn., lcple Elm
Pr10at5ot5plas in weni8en Wttnuten perbranne
ten. A1l IL. UNI 10 llbr 8ormittasS riilen
lt1 pleoer elllt8e brennenoe S4ilIe lo3, mel6e
9e9ell Die auf Der /. 8. @5arens01beoe 1tebenpe
&aralpane NIT StaatSprOpiant trie6cn. Wtit
S!leeSl9nelle ltanoen bier wieDer II S9ifIe in
Slatl'tlle11 Don oenen - nod ibre Upultdnpise
Eaoun9 batten. auBerDem Uer6rannten nod
etne S1rte nit Ammunition ulO Srei Saiffe
2''d, allies StaatS8ut. Nh YriUatbIulern
mntoen 121, meilt bOl5erne in 2tiAe 8elest unp
IL E1noun98pldbe nit alien bort la9ernDen Otas
terIal'en, Ierner purOe Die l~teinerne STRIDE Der
Wfntter @Otte8 bon Salan 3ert6ct. Die 3abl
Der oerloren 9e9angenen Shiiie unp Der 8eluui
pes ourd oteleS llnSltid perurla9ten SAaOenS
TT 5ur 3elt nod ni9t ernjttelt.
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Gam6ere GntbInmn0en.

S9pn Uori8en 8inter wur6e in gut inter
riAteten Sreilen bebauptet, coB Douglas nit
6abrern Der reputIifantibeu Partei in Inter
banplun9 ltebe. Die g. 9. tribune, oamal8
nod paS einfluBreidlte republltarilAe 8latt,
betradtete Den fleineH JfteIen alS ldpu gu ibrer
%artel iibersetreten unb ertbeilte ieIblt nod i'm
6riibiabre Den Republifanern BON SQinoi5 ben
3tatb, iepe Sppcliticn 9e9en Douglas auf5u9e,
ben, ia ibm gang oireft CUR WteoererplbluuS in
Den Senat gu perbelfen. NebuliA lpraden id
Der ,Olilourt OemOtrat", Dieie8 etnfluBreide
uno gut unterri9tete Sr8an TraneiS IS, Ylair's,
uno Der vNn5eiser DeS QSelten8" aus.
8abri@einlt4 8eridlu8en li4 Die llnterbaub<
lun9en an Der prin5'pieuen 6elti9feit Der 0les
publltaner, Die feline Gon3eilipnen na6 Der
Seite De8 8cltSIpuperainetit S> Suu1buo8 MAIDEN
MOLTEN, eoer Uiellei9t an benz @br0ei3e be8
9tielen, Der 9leid Die Steue DeS @enerallliimus
beanlprudte, Coer - mas oa8 Wabrldeinlt6lte
lift an Dieien beiOen Oinberni6en ausleid.
Wdbreno Douglas, Der Serl9mdbte, iebt bic
rcpublitaniI9e Yartst mieper nit npppelter ST.
b~it;erun9 befdmpft f~Ormulirt Der rSefferIon
@raminer", bo8 Sauptcr9an Der SuGanauz
Democratic O%tilIourl'5, Gas utter birettem Sin.
fluis Der pberiten @bef8 pieler Yurtei ltebt, Die
lIuterbanpluusen peS 9ttelen nit ben 0iepubli,
lanern gu eiuem q nttaBes Aft. DerlelDe
lautet fOl9enOermaBen:
Die 2eler beS @rau,iner pilien Iebr wcbG, oaf
mir leit GINGER ;3eit teIn Serttuuen in Die be-
mCtratiIAe @elimnun9 DeS Senator Douglas
mebr baben. Ai8 er Ietuen &rteB 9esen Die
Administration in Der &anla8irase be9aur, erz
tldrten mir ms ipfort Segen tbu unD mieIen
le1ne SntOnleq1en6en uno feline f%acti0len Wtos
tIOe mad, &lr phren lr9leid Der slnltGt, oaB
er aus Der oen1ofratiIAe fen partei gu peIertirel1
be1bli4tl9te uno Uerfeblten nidt i'm 0ere
laufe Der Debate iber jene 5raqe feline be,
barrli4e 6etnolaaIt 8eSen bic Denrtratie 3u
3ei9en.
Spdter-un9efdbr eini9e Monate ber-ers
btelten mir aus un3Weifelbuft erl6eineuOer
Qne0e Nadridteu, bic unlere fribere 4nltdt
iiber pte YlIne BON Senatrr Douglas mebr ale
beitdtI9ten. @r bate in leinem ei9enen 6aule
IN Baibin9ton 9ebetme Huterrebuns
gen NIT Eoofeinoen Der Demo
fratte, perI 9wor lt9 nit ibaen niAt
bios 9e9en bic NominiltratiUn unD ben Siioen,
lcnoern 9e9en bic Oenpfratie Der LUTON unO
belcn6erS 9e9en Die Democratic BON Wti(louri.
Wtr tbellten Die oamalS erbaltenen Jea6ridteu
einem 6rennoe nit unO oieier leste iie Dor Sur.
gem 9rn. Douglas Dor, bet ibre 8 8abrs
belt ni9ttn abrebefetfte,
Die belCnberen llnltanoe, unter oeuen mir
bamals in ben 8elie iener Wittbeilunsen ia.
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iele neue YofIraBe fibrt. iperoen balo Der

oiele neue PcfifraBe fibrt, weroen balo Der
@ultur 9eponnen lein. Die 0tetle mad Gali.
~fornien perliert all tbren SGreden. Nuf Der
neuen Yoltrpute bat Der 0~ieilenpe feline Gee
trantbeit, fetnen S&if6ru9, fem SltbmuSfies
Der gu firdten.
Die neue 2foute eebt bon ct. Souls auf Der
Pactflc'G tlenbabn nad Sprtn9fielo uno 6abet>
teUtelle Wto., 6ortb Slnitb, Nrfanla8, Sber,
man, sort Sslfnap, Sort Gbaobnrn, Tera8,
YecoS, 81 Palo, Srloie8 6arelpeu, GucIo,
lArt5onta) @Ila, Sort Uuua, San 8ernarDino,
fort &eIOn, SileleS, 6irebausb8 6errp aa6
San 8ranci8co.,
Die PrcIIe auf bieler neuen Boftrcute lino
tol9enoe !: Gllets bon Dem Gern,inuS Der Bocis
ftceI|enbabn oOer BON Wtempbi8 aus biz Gan
6ranclSco tolten 5000. l3pilAen Sort Snitb
uno Sort Ounta miro ieoe ~5uriifaeleate Weile
81 10 Gents berednet. Sir SerfSltiauno bas
ben bic Jfeilenoen lelblt gu lorsen. SeOer BaI,
la3Ier bari 40 Pfano @epdf nit ItA fabren,
bod mlro Die neue Gompa3,tie .pcrIdufi1 feline
9rDBeren 6radttiide beforDern. Mtan fann
Don oteler reuen Ppfltrabe nit He6t Die ar6B,
ten Grp1rtunBell be8eu, lie miro Elm Wittel 3ur
raIderen Sultnr lerer @eBenoen peroen, bur6
pelbe tie tl9rt, Der 9rpBcn YOrtbeile ear nidt
81 9epenten, Die aus oteler reSelmdBi9en 8ef6rz
perua8 bon Perlonea uno 8riefen far ben 0ers
febr 5wll4en ben Staaten i'm O~{ilillippitbale
Hypo leHeH am ltiQen Neore li4 erSebeu mallen.
30. .....,4 .r. -.f..,4. u.- (YS. lSclt.)
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Ncue Maa3etQeu.
Ser SlSDpfnf
Searbeitet BON u. Wplff.

Se1rbeltet UOn u. Is +.
Gin 3anbbub fur Deut16c, - entbGlt tte@ On ittuttcr unb RE
pt6ttBtsn Ottcse Don Warplnn6 nit be(onl ertr JRufaht oIf
nel&e pe StaOt Baltimore bstrefen.
6stHer eHtRdlt 6afelte 2pertben bG8 acknowledgements
fur 3p9rtbefea uab Dtobiliar- 9 rtaafl8eine fir gcumo6s
ten, Yursi3afttn, 2Ded,ieI uAO NUten, &be- unb @bsI6ei0unG
st8entpulnsrebt Serl"trun8Sre6t, Qtesns9eleb Redtt Der
Sr1uen, " bt4attsrepE 0elset III . jua a1f 8aupertiu E,
9sptrpl6etne, Set9!dlndgnte ppn GslperI unb @feften,
StIpperoron tn8 fur DfanO, etptr, 5rtsbeasri6s
erunfpiten ippte aug baS
Jteue 2i5en8 @eieb
'rp4trt fir % Cts. 81 baben in Der OIfet bcs gBe fer. fpwie
BET ben GrdBern. SpI21.S
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Sarmcnie Y5erein Jfo.

DEM Mnfa4en eteier Sraunbe pbi8sn 8sreins semds erlaubt
ttb berlslbe hermit SAr 8eAHtatB ju trtn8.n, pag btreitS an
co. anieetlf ab8s8eetn ltH0 uno DaB an RnS nG9 Gem %. Gle
fes bas &iuidcetbt8eib aH 10 9ta, per &ntbct, bereu nur nod
weni9s abesluHen Usrpcn founen, erb6bt miro,
8eretnSle tai: .. Sbarleshr, aabe prattfrase, BET
9ru. 0an8IpS, fraber AraVIos,
Or. Nefste. 9rdfbsnb.
Sac. NubpIpb, S6osmether,
Sn q DPRNIh Get-n.
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VCrlIuftle Nu2eioe.

Der fos. bemetr. GurnVsretn BALI A99ntas ben 4 Sttpber
Elm gtpBtS Yrets- ufo Sbauturn'n pelheS n t Barn prtea
Nfultf Won GeaanbS Sanb unb @efeng MabmittGas 2 ubr
6tginht. A1sn s 8 upr tt GrdaSdan unp pretsvertbetluna
Otel'0 ban 5reHHpea HHo 6teHhpton1n pss 8efain5 sur ppr.
laufAen MYTH. NJ
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OudnD. 6udnp.
0eicDGftssV rDNnmne1

baS billi9 fe aller Qt9ter
aber nur fir Disteniseu, pel4s ib bic @aStbbren unb n6tbi-
gen Sprrt6tun9en pcn : earlGS S IN ebutn, &de ppn
Baltimore uup 5%rpntRraBe anl9a6sn. ~ .rr.
@tetnen 6Feunten uno 8efanntea, lCwte ben, @ublifum
%ubertaupt, erlaube tb mir bic 8entertunS 81 MAIDEN, paB BEL
mir nur BON Der reeaaeu SeDtenuus Die @sbe {tn tanu, NEIL
ale Mrbetten burd ntetne st9enen Sdnpe 9eber.
10 &eparaturen, lcpte ienht9e Wetaa- petRe t6
70 ltnel ala mSeIt6 b%elpraen.
A~ust4y3mt " @paS+ s unstubn.
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SSnD SptferbanI.

GSSffasS Das i&6ne, neae, f6neQteelnbs, sreuRffbe
S%~asSGHA% SGtf @bHarp, Capt. QDtettra mtrb
S1ss@~SR-- prompt mad pbt8ent 9atsn srpsSirt wrrSSen. Dte
elegant unO bequsnl etn8ert9tete 1. unp 2. Salute bletet Qade.
3teren etne quite SeIeBsnbett sur lleberfatrt.
2Ge8ea pdiIBe wtn,e man lt4 an ben Gap!tdn an Corners
9Dbart pber an
@cbrIber 86ntne err, @ermanRr
SptlS.S @ Up Sta,re
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Gfo0 50l.

SIn8 S0dI,
- no. SO Snnc0er ltraBe. Baltimore.
<~-S Netnsu sablreidet 8renuoen uup Nef,nrt..
fo.ete bem pubftam i'm aueemeinsn made Id bisrmit bic sS Vs.
ie0e, cap ta rbengsndantes GVtal nun aGrtn QbernemmSr
babe ua0 ut4 tets Dsmuben werps, metne @Gte rssG ~, -, Ea ~.
"s"' g'''"t @artenmirtbI6aTt
tt aufs %bfausa'e etn8ect6tst. 90rtrsflt6,S Qa1srbi,r ant.
2Seire uHe 9qners, iUpte audi 5petien limb feis sarb,nSs ~
Wno Label 81 jablret6ent Selu4 elm
Nu8i0 c3nt q. Qpufs 9e.sx.
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Nncb SSrcntcm.

Aafss&Es Die U. l. Sdrfe ,Ifarplano" Capt. S0bn Sen.
mere, wlre prompt mad pbi8sm Safsu erpebtt werDrn, pelNe
Sslsssnpett ttr gum SstIabsn BON 6ra4tSutsrn, (pWte Sr lle-
Dert1prt pom eatute uno Storage 9ddasieren b~eipbbfrS EN-
Pfetlen tbnnen. 8abWfrasen an 8pr0, l~osnbcri0nS QBBalL
sells Yptnt, poer BET Spu unp ArenS,
Sptl3,2p SO. IL tSermdufr.
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60 Iusei0c. Aga

Wtetne bteT8en 5rtunbe, fpnte taa seiammte pubitfum Bee
na4ri9hSe tp pterburG erstteaf, bag tt i'm Auftra8e bs
4 y M a 8 in pbIabetpbtI bierirlbi dngeIGnet bin, UNI
bus .9pnntassbla;t", (pat ubsr 10000 gbonneatea)
p6r. Yrelle", unp vScnnta9ablatt"
lpwie idnmtt4e I'm @trast SeS @errH & III a 8 eri3it-
20efte SubfcrtptiCnen aufiunebmen.
Die SerIppiGuB fnoet 8t8eH Gabe 9eieS SabreS fat.
Jafpb Petnrt6 2Bd8nsr, &Bent.
2SW mObnbGft bel Sapt. 9eHmann, Iiarlb Marfet.
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gu pernlletben.
SIN n~ittleren Gtel Der Gtabt n frtunbhhp GIN, nsr an md.
Bt8em Yieiie. STAB res In 9tC, &c 6pIipGnfr q
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Sd8erbters& alOOm e5R7

eaI Sdtsrcter>SnlUCu GRN
S&E8 ven ESEN
<&s Georg Schwinn, &szaA
Jto. 9 28eIt Yrattltr., @fe pcn GcnccrbtraBe.
SD MADE meinen 0reunpsh fOpie benz aeebrten pu bltfan
I'm Atatmetiea ee dnjetBe, oaB ib an 0btsem plase cine
her Su sablreGent Selu9e Elm.
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retpbaittaer GHE@ %aufaetti6t.
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"I would willingly be her partner, Jane
but there is no probability of your wit
Messing the exhibition. for, apart from
other obstacles, she is really too vicious to
be fond Of the dance"
"Too vicious to be fond of dancing p
Mr. Eskridgeexelaimed. "Truly, Ned, you
have passion for novel IDEAS
eNovel or not, George, the Ideals based
upon correct principles, as you will find
upon investigation. There are very many,
l know, who conscienciously oppose dane
ing as sinful in ITSELF or as a stepping
stone to sin, and with such views, they do
right in opposing it. But 1 venture to
say that you never saw man, or woman,
naturally vicious who was fond of dancing,
or any other innocent amusement"
"Mr Motley is right" said Mr. Berne; !;
"and there is no better proof of a naturally
good heart than to see the individual
really enjoying those innocent sports which,
unfortunately, bigotry has pronounced
sinful. The young must have amuse-
ments, and if the older and more discreet
would countenance, and even participate
in, those that are innocent, they would
rarely be carried to excess and the young,
of both sexes, content with festivities pro-
perly restricted by the presence of the
old, would be rescued from a licencousness
that is too often the result of indulgence
in forbidden pleasures, in themselves in
nocent."
"Those are my views precisely;" said
Mr.. Motley; "and if they were generally
understood and practiced upon, bigotry
would be softened down to rational piety,
and licenciousness be elevated to rational
enjoyment. To lead the young up the
path of virtue, the old must take them by
the hand, not only to aid thom in the toll
some ascent to knowledge and usefulness,
but to guide them when weariness must be
relieved by recreation, and teach them to
discriminate between rational enjoyment
and hurtful excess"
The ringing of the Supper bell inter
rupted the conversation and Mr.. Berne led
the way to the hotel, saying that eating
was one of those innocent enjoyments so
liable to excess, and as an elderly man,
he would take Mr., Motley by the hand
and teach him true moderation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-06
NUMBER 3S.

ue to associate with Helen, as heretofore.
and leave it to time and circumstance to
determine the rusult"
"In the meantime, said Ann, 'sintro-
duce aunt Whitman and myself to Hell.
en-, and if we cannot make you supremly
happy by proving her worthiness we will
at least prevent your permanent unhappi-
ness by establishing the contrary, And
now | must leave you, or l shall not be
dressed in time for supper"
The conclusion of this dialogue left Mr..
Lee in no enyiable state ofindecision. He
knew that Helen had committed the un-
pardonable sin,--ns he was wont to consid-
er coquetry-and the multiplied proofs Of
the extent to which she had practiced it,
had, as he thought, but few minutes be-
fore, drawn line of separation between
them which he could never pass. But the
conversation with his sister had placed new
lights before him and revived hope which
he had considered for ever dead. He had
never loved before, and his ardent passion,
coming in direct conflict with his prccon
ceived and ercxtraEagantnotions of the
purity of character that alone could win
and retain his affections, gave to his con-
duct an apparent fckleness and indecision.
Had he loved less ardently, he would have
acted more decisively, and whatever he
may have lost in strength of character
should be charged to excess of feeling.
There are few of his age, however, who
cannot find in their own experience, am
pie apology for those errors of Judgment
which have their origin in the purest inn
pulses of the heart. None but the cold
and calculating, whose feelings seldom
rise above the freezing point will condemn
the blunders of those whom the blind god
has afflicted with his own malady. The
cold and selfish may consistently deny the
existence of passion which they have
never felt, and laugh at its influence upon
others as an iiiie affectation. But Of the
extremes, give us the heart that can feel
intensely, the emotions of joy and grief
give us alternate storm and sunshine
rather than the hazy medium whose aspect
is never varied by the lightning's flash nor
the radiant beams of a summers sun.
FRO BIZ CONTINUED.