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AUCTION SALES.
rlGGN DAY.

NEHt VAIL ABLE and beautifully In. ,,.a
fklNAIk pNAlLlNG. 4ni VACANT Ions .t,.IrIs- -,
- aud Cay strge 'or saic auconAt r-u..s M A,
M.m Ben Ne ouns rho r.iiss IN Ncw Work .sl a.
suction ou Ne prefulsra Monday,
'nfns a. - p' a. y NJ hat large canveui.n -.l.,
- 49,, - above nos n che peeupanry NJ sssuT q r.r,
~ i fnns nn 20 street h.rk n
Nns ret ony atEv bat b. veil arranged has an ne
4in pf"Ntu At sush gas. uatsr a. 1hsfe l. on IN. A.,
80 ~ ,crut erk tahle and hausr To ne ~ ,r
~, % ~ ashci about "a -t ~ ground balance ~
~ @ WI " isded o. it parrhasrrs Taxing Into r.u.i...
t iar aii"n oi ~ property encsIl-nt ne.
- - place In The cy believed combine No..
f's"s-'"n Ften lst January. sG bui the purrhasrr
day % " - - Nhhetas Hom ne
l'h, one afn cssn balance AZ IL 4 and 20 month. a.,
h'r'ahl. uofs Interest added sseared hv i'm,
take Tor 80 70 be paid - the purrhssrrs 49, INV
,. a. GODDtN APPERsoN
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ANDREW JOHNSTON.
THus ". BOSWELL.

S-Ou The a' described ia te foregoing advertisements there
lirs uuabsr a huuE- occupied aud ah. rr
Ies ty IT, favorable location, 90 :, REGARDED 81 the mo-
valuable real estate Broad II viii be sold into s ,ud
i'emef i various sE-s according survey 10 h.
hgl al The time Of sale The for l,y paid hy H.,
Purchasers. -
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,

Nay
WI Lucado. y " Watson. Fsrmvus a. n s,,s..t nh.
W white, Ky; Gamble, Turner Iou.,. en-, N n
s hafA MaTioi " Wayne and Lady eli Tenn:
ISsr15' peSss; TAFT phla; Head, Bah jenkins
fu'ru Dr hson Allen, Va: Parker col n p
august Johnson, dudley ar w.nbIs P,c,,r,,,,.
r.A,r hsureo' iampln, Nelson. NorteIl Cieo "
fnhrt, Makham " White wyatt 4 letter a.. a ni,eI
Tenn Patton hslio; ~ Aievy. Va NelsAn Fdmonh.
bini"n White. Pope, " Tsiro IIcurico: Nontsiro
SHas', APsyhs Oho Whiting, CARTS beck Capt u
zen 'STr; DAVIS Nebraska Territory, Alien !.
iinshay Hewlett Chester6eld Nmino IIapoyrr- n NJ
miIiam, Ros-, Richmond. Col A Thompson Hanove ! W
Nrishter, Williams Chesierfeli; Roots II \. Nrs NJ
aIh anu children Va Brown and Lady, Louisa.
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LAND AGENCYN

w E.SI ER - VIRGINIA.
A'lNG been employed 60 cell large tracts q land
i1 Nichols, Gree uhr and adjacent cauu invite po
rtls from capitalists aui particularly from psrsons who nav
Nh 20 st'iIt Ola lt same, u whg
eaa safely assert That fgs fertility q sou s4hry o. climate
20 BE- not surpassed by portion Se The land l. s
aitd IN TIE mountains bs FAR he richest consists Of taba
land covered with maple ash, oak aui hickory In
BE- admirably adapted Tor Thousands Of l-rs
oi We hnd have been Eihn few year. opened are nov
making ample returns Oh he III
aLd t 90 into small farms. thereby .s o. tt
moderate opportunity investing win five an rli
Information on NJ subject tEi viii show those uhn
% purchase Thee gentlemen with shoiu have r0rrcsporied
subject, Cthers
CO. rcsiinct Speculation invited f visit The .rIs ma
Cor themselves. shall be ready ~ ht NAY 10 sh5 ths
iu person.
- Ny Po''oaiee amer i5,h April viii BE- I.rl,turs
RICHARD HILL.
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Z ,oMnIssIONE H,s SALE or EICmr .,IU-
~ bINL"F, MONCJEE 4 co.
CARGO SALE of Su.,nr Wallace.


near the Town Of Port Roy aI.-Ti- un.irr.i.n,
~ @ '' ale 90" ihc Ut day ed" june, " fair. IL not. the
lar dA. 'u Vie Premise valuable TRACT
~ NDistD NtEtS or LAND together with
wheat and Corn wing Pert Royal count, III rin-
hyh- part 81 The estate called t'ay Mont"
ie a'y John ~ beruar TIE above -
A'fs 81" ur nat land, admirably adapted
Erier uii abundant quantity and timber p-,,.
desiring o. examine the land. ,nar 20
MO rs "i hc place tbs properly might divided into IN
' !rfrd ana VII be sold liberal terms which viii
' e 'Ni ~ TIE sale Should private sale
i'''iSe s'A Pc slNc1- PONllATAN ROBERTSON.
NJ. Z. SCOTT.
ava Executors NJ J. II. Bernard decd
nf-iseacvr. and send bill Office FOR payment
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GEO. WATT% CO.'S PIOWS

fIHE Agricultural Community aud the PuHr generally are m
y re'iiuy Informed that the concern 90 GRO WATT a ca
Pow nanutacturprs Is stiu iu existence and rondutt.,
Boo ' mechanical dep simrut hy Georre Watt inventor aui
manu- fiurf oi the Gun hracr Flow vh De- Improvements u
VII" aI lr has conducted the Mechanical department. 40 t
ts ~ Geo Mltt c. since l>i2l AMI Hugh s. Wat 40 the
HII stand. uhcre Geo W Ift A Co
Hr~ notwithstanding snniy aivertisrtnsHi. have appeared
t1lnt o. create tu rr o. She auI flHt
tr friends and he public generally that tey prepared 30
a umes 70 furnish tl wish pinEs aui other Agricultural tmr
uuts, nf hr best quality without infringing r-ts Hf t
nr tuirlturIu- ts l.i>ead 0r deceive ti.c public
hro Wait Ierfectine various Improvements ON All
three i patents wl ve think win leu the drHn more
strength l AMI greatly lesson The probability Choking
Of tr lou w hope tn have plpws Il te various sf ufb
''. i''''u'Hi-' f'aF i"r iHe summer laUnu. MALI
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


4 "nuIN>IONEHN' SALE OF XEnxx..
-, % h.t1 hsIAEh II IiiL cot MY ~ IiTNEics
=" John Staple ~ stable Ainnis ratof" 49, e. a..
al az rerdr- On III sth May. i,a9 t- u,...@.t 'a
@ ~, M ~ rnlr 40, 'n, a. ~ O. shssi bidder ON a.
't's ga TUESDAY, N s'th day June, $50 I'M go hi -
The neat fair day thereaftsr.l a. a. 81, a. ~
.'fy VALUABLE Real Estate situated ant u.r ~ 49, ~
IufnfHse, about mile. ~. city a.
''i posed and distinguished a foiaus
'"uanlnes acres, weh three house thereuro, -t d.
ing Immediately upon ne liifond ' '"' "
Containing nearly acres has utar b. d. 49, al . ,,,
very gpol 'i''- inc soy d
Containing So ser,s. has upon II a very e,,t,r,,
~ uis lfhei cleared, aud the remainder arifv ut
!" ahsh STATE - improvement, aud De- inu-dsly
WI, ~, hu'.hd frederic kshurr and Potomac IA lrold
ID The Mansion Tract late rcfid.n.. f
i't a. ma, hsfisiar rafsi dwelling Efala
i'u table, Ae, Ia perfect ORDER The . .,,i, -,
- t! aif- " cont als - acres a f,fui,s i,,i
fruit trees '6' ''-"t orchard OF choice
h-Con,anng - acres. adjoining the above s,r, and t,
~ improved N'Ait'i anu M -i'
I-con'an' % acres, superior farming iBd IA, MN IL ,
large oak grove, ant Ia cuiiiy alton ' ''' upon " q
lie inmeiiiisly upon the Deep Turarte AMI ~ Mn,
u contains - acres u land, and has terran L,.l.h
AMI other shops. The sou is excellent ''''N
h-Lies On The Dep Run Turnpike. adoiuiBv IL. 49,. -
tAhlnr u acres Ia very god condition. ''' e''
IN an opportunity seldom presented pfrsnrs i,t,,
le'h'sT estate In the vicinity %
map aud survey Of the said can 80, - 4,
jam VI Taylor persons i-sirir, % - Luz OF
Aou 10" above property eferri aactian~er.
uu ~ ~o equal nsialments al and years an d. 49,, y,
sale The credit payments 20 be secured by n.fi,i v
ietoty endorsed With Interest added, il- r-,t 80,
h & purchase money paid, and conveyance directed NV
Possession uii he given Except o. the M,B.io r.. 60
sicy and full possession of that III T,rusr ,
Pm. ' mart Al ~ O'Clock,
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BAKERS PREMIUM CUoCOJ ATE

IN H naknH 60 : MtRlcAN. FRENcn HOMEOPATHIC
MD VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. FRFPAETD CoCoa
bR0MA cocoa PAsrE COCOA STICKS tOIT-pfg Uo,f,yors
1hlC AND Dik1EiiC COCOA. COCOA sHELIs AED CRACFyD
COCOA, tsisbFtfsd 81 abffrs. isfrg bsrsg<-
i,r NOR, ,ean thSs' fu,M II csH,sy tom
COCOA 81 The hst quality. and superior any oth
Coeoa Preparations made In IA. United "a,
thdren n'as and persons In health sales.--future fa To
aud Cofrc In Nervous ys-tr they ip,.h.
recommended by the ~tnnsnt Thysici,ns
F"I SALE ~ -r Agents N = harrry New william, ~
etan PhAeha; T. v Brundige. baltimore; Kehneti Duis,
a Co, Cincinnati. and by Groeers generally
- WALTER BAKER CO
NM 9ni Darchesisr. Mas
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HOLLOwAy,s OINTuENT

49, HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
w. AND PILLS the ambassador. health to all IA.
t"ns, whether civilized They need to he
rrna nisordrt- sold At the mandatory No Lane
New York, and by all Druggists s5 ~ per pot or
box masO-si&clw
49, QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL
w. JELLY Especially suited persons Of delicate
Academy OF Medicine only ~lich has their appro-
Val 1t contains - pure OIL scarcely any
taste. beware Of limitations. 49,
Prnod, Parker Mower Agents York. sold bv FTsh.
Winston Meade Bakcr aud Dragists generally miO-diW
R(SSPECIAL NOTICE.--TO rHE
49, soUrHslDE By tate rsrin the Danvnle RAN Road
Company have reduced the Of transporting ground
plaster from date pro, the DOUHIF RATS viii
b. charged during the months OF April May aud sep
tember. ~ -
any supplied nom the putes, Imp b,
Farmers supplying Bags charged 81 less packed
DOS JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
J.h"-''" Aug No. II Pearl Street.
49, NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
49, stockholders % the Richmond PETERSBURG Rail
road Company will take place their oc- Richmond at II
o'clock, A NJ, on the Slst Inst.
maii--dtd MAGNITUDE Treasurer
M~>kSWILLGAM =. MAYO, late of Bin
ford May Blair Is interested In o.
"l'I' ana tsc OF MS late hTn large elegant aud
trcly new stock q Dry Goods. mal.-im
NEW and Entertaining Hooks Just received at
- MORRIS BOOKSTORE
Hs,Sry % The Eerulhe Of the United States America
80 N Va" writings 81 Alexander Hamilton by John
The exploits Triumph In Fnropc Of P,u M,r,bv a..
Chess Champion. By Paul Motphys late s-cr,iary -
The Tin Trumpet Heads Tails and War
g',I Sew american edition. With alterations and
The BOYS BOOK Of Modern Travel aud
Jthhes-with : Illustrations by VIM Harvey.
Prairie Farming in America With Canada
To Cuba anil Hack. Vacation By
uoT Of I've Yea. before the Mast maaa
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HON TO RVY pV,NnS

HOW TO BUY PIANOS.
In n, E eCg an article a. Piano, every one
are desrss in gnsiiy aud all mate equally desirable
FROM houses Of established reputation r-.pon.by Ia.,
haNe been selling Pianos @ than ,ny years our ln
m- sa's been ,read almost broadcast the county
mac Dealers Books and Piano Forte PstersLurE Va
THE BEST REAPING MACHINE.
have nov IN store aud for Mccormick. American
Reaper and Mover, ~hich to he ir bs Ine
u With that guarantee Purchasers can ana "a.
Reaper Ihrsher Iorse Pow N Wh,a; Fa1s trs c.
de- and r.nerA assortment of agricultural implements. my
HAso-lm ware-lou.- iiNaia street.
NOTICE. fire % The iA Instant, our -
pleasure Inform r-nd and the ra6. ,ia We have tst
N lev weeks be prepared as formerly to I'LL all oe
range VII aPe Il yyy oS oe' and s 4. Nj in TO ss T 5
vl.H n our department. 90 sive u a ean
IRON EAIINGs. vERASDAHs. CRATES
GENERAL MACHINE m.AcKsynrnryG,
mag-lm LowNEs COOK
NEW ARRIVAL OF
ST T sa,eri. ..y. ~, 60, ~ rlANo L8Ert
Fas Soes sIes ib faTs ' c, o. o s,
lsr eeHlnias DC r'.er and VIBRATION .iioui he
ouhro.,n, sill the sweetness and sier ,,-s best
They substantially made aud supported si,l fl iron frame
n any m'ns'ou JANiS WoopHorsE 4 co,
m.li in ri.na .i Fa,'s. a a.% s.l. "a
RLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS.--This delightful water
r II s,n .,.l in II, S L. ' Va WI, I'y' Dy
r@'eeens AMI Ni b open Tor IL reception q wilton.
Iu ty situation - u,ies White sulphur springs ana
Srrn- te mountain. Ihs ss,onois,ou, ave rn T.
those 90 amy Spring 100 tee mountain, Of Virginia.
NJ "roTge w utrr one % the present oSner and favor
~. kH.Hn, = thc manager.
f,a g'.i Virj WI 49, w . I' Dc pleased 10 see h's end
o. charges viii be made For circular, giving &
street Richmond GEoRGE ". BusTEg co,
srrinss -''''"'
Two HINDRED THOUSAND ACRES owes
tern NirS Lands for Sale.--rhe sul~orinrrs
l."usant acre. u iand situated boo Greruhs Noss Fay
ee counties Of ih state lhrsr lands are equal u fertility 90
any n Toe state, aui via be- sold accommodating
These lands q, located ne n--ftoroai ofn Fla- Sulphur
e1 for he Porpose Of showing The lands any person ur
iafeaa'ion be oh,,ael from susel o ulu, sui
rhar Sgrinss, Va ar Charles sihtns loi nresi street Raui
mas'-d3'WtsEtiA sNE,p srEnBNs
CANDLES, Of The following brands:
- Srcombs 4 Dennis Ai,usutinc Candle
lhaig,' Adauan'ine Candle To- iancJ tole.
{ 5si.,.1. T,lsa cagi.@.
mas' WA WALLACE sons
RACoN.-ioo hhl. rriHe western Il AcoN, Side. aad
s Ehi. prime Family Breast. H. t'i,-'
macs wll WALLACE soNs
WINES qr. casks Port Wine
w 10 cases Caretst Iuu.1s aui other trtuls In
ahi Tor salc hy lma.HI WI WALLACE SONs
100 TONS AMERICAN CO.'S GUANO, arst
IOO quality landing and Coo sale hy
mai BACON & BNSKTEvIu-
ROCHEFORT, SkARREN 4 CO..
COZ broadway. n. y.
usroErsEs AND u,NUr,CruEFso ~
RICH CABINET FURNITURE.
Ia Bull and Rosewood,
For PARLORS, DINING ROOMS, LIBRARIES. &c.
The firm q
ROCUEFORT g. SKARREN
Hae been so tnur
lci satisfaction fn 100 Who favor thtr uatransrr
stranger visiting the cty respectfully Invited call
ina5-dtv2m
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~ READER .

- ell for making Cio,hinE' So call At A y GEA.
hAhs ahd Leave your order n coantrv
send by mail Elciose doIlsr and Won I'm ,.is H. ,
mall The Plate bottle Of Ink everything complete. % I
-, A. GRAHAM. Brand Cuit.r
AuNi 18Th street. Richmond. Va
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SEHtNED or STOLEN-A Iarxs hryht nay uopsr
van blaze lace. and ordinary NULL nearly hl.rt
ap2i-u - ' ~ Nv ~, =
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NEW ARRINAL OF

EEG NEW ARRIVAL OF
&fezIn8S1tl tllGASI PIANO TOgTES
III fhs slscrisrs have oIvusd OF uaa
= rr-rnt f1auo fortes which ihcy od,rra
before Among them
Ier. combining hc and vibration l
square f.Ino Fortr.
They substantially made supported ful iron frame,
beautifully finished would adHTu
~ any mansion JAMES MuupiiOI~E 4 co.
booksellers. Sfat.HH'rs Deal
Pin, 80. r...-..'i
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hIAMLE EAnM or 212 1-s Acre. m u.n

tHGiNiA Cider Vinegar, OF enc quality. for pick
'.f' lu'' treeNcdh ~ ". ID. BLAIR,
'4iN' Main aud- ih
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i purchasing So costly article Piano, one
Wshvs O" De- 81 getting the
are d-res In qualify and alt makers equally desirable
w suggest that he u~-t plan would them o Trial
from houses d" established reputation and responsibility
character ~oud r sufficient against imposition
hHNc been selling Pianos r than our n.tr
m-uts have been spread almost broadcast country aud no
one can say thai sold a bad one
, p. NASH co.
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TELEGRAMS
LATER FROuA RROAD.

Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines once No. 1883 Main Stree
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THE BEST REAPING MACHINE

Law NV ~ st"r ana or sale & u MeCormicks American
market, for cutting wheat, Farmers of MIR
iu With that Invited to can AMI ca
anime ivsr Reaper AEn hand Atkins.
ses Reaper IeshTs iorse Fowers Wheat Cra-
die and general assortment u agricultural implements Of ms
own tnauufacturr. H. n. SMITH,
maSH-lu Warehouse IA street
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RANGE or THE THERMOMETER
Al hANbOLPns BOOksrORE LII MAIN ST M,r %
@vALUABLEPriyn,cD,.,,,

A.tthHA COFFEE.-2oO bags choice Laclayta 90
II iee-recciving and for sale BY
,n,a, u. SKINNER CO.
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NOTICE. he disastrous Ere - The an Instant
'ahshmeut Maia destroyed; have the
prasur, 20 inform friends and the public have taLn
The large old building Eighth Main where vii
IN few weeks BE prepared, formerly orer In our
line
We have thus unfortunately had machinery &c 90 rear
range, hut viii complete very ooE and desire an In want o.
vlIk iu our department. 90 -ive l. a cali
All d. %
IRON EAILINGS, vERANDAHs. CRATES
GENERAL MACMINE III. ACk.AIIrIIINn
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sIMmEn NLOTmING

hUR STOCK q. Cotiinf BE- fut complete er
~ Lr8gur choice rsa1fucui ~ fashionable goods Gr
MtNs. YOtTitg AND sEfNANTs' WEAR.
mas KifN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

seraph's wing to-day, for the daughters Of
music have been lifted from the dust where
in they were lying; the old blind man,
whose doubtful feet young eyes did guide,
lives now in morning light; and old black
iona, that stole softly in, and at humbly
dow in a pew beside the door, has been
made made white at last and hidden come
up hither.
We think it ought to be set down upon
map somewhere, that the old church was
very near the house not made with hands
only the graveyard's breath removed
We think it ought somewhere to be written,
The house that they builded of old-let it
remain forever Give to time the shiver-
ing of the wall they have hallowed; let the
wind end the songs the dead singers began,
and the rains gently fall on the echOless
Threshold
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HoMELY PROVERBS.
Beware Of silent water.

beware OF silent water.
1t is not easy to straighten in the oak
the crook that grew in the sapling.
There is many good wife who cannot
sing or dance well.
You will never have friend if you mus
have one without failing.
There is one good wife in the country
and every man thinks he hath her.
Lean liberty is better than fat slavery.
That's but an empty purse that is full
of other folks money.
One might as well be out of the world as
to be loved by no body in 1t.
He that knows useful things. and not he
that knows many things, is the wise man.
As We must render an account of every
idle word, so must we likewise of our idle
silence.
He is worthless fellow who lives for
himself.
Depend on no fortune but conduct.
Begin life with but little show, you may
increase it afterwards
Advise not what is the most pleasant,
but the most useful.
Be content and thankful; cheerful
spirit makes labor light, sleep sweet, and all
around cheerful
If youth is blunder, manhood is struggle
and age regret.
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A MARRIAGE IN JAIL.

The quietude of Fayette, Missouri, was
slightly disturbed last Sunday morning by
the appearance at the Jail door of a hand
some young lady, who requested an inter-
view with Mr.. Hutchins, who was there
confined for killing DR., Beddew, lately,
near Brunswick. Sheriff McKeary finding
the lady fully Endorsed" took the loving
pair to his residence, where they were
joined in holy wedlOck; soon after which
Mrs. Hutchins took leave of her husband,
he going to his dark and lonely prison,
doubtless with consolation that many
gentlemen enjoying full liberty would like
to possess. The lady's name was Holmes,
and she resides in Franklin county, and
has the friendship of wealthy friend. who
proposes to aid in the liberation Of Hutch
Louis Rep.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

QUESTIONS FOR DEBATING SocIErY.-
If victorious soldier is crowned with lau-
rels should sailor be crowned with bays?
Arc the Seyenty-6rst regiment drummer
boys drummers to the core. or can their
music be beaten?
If a long beard grows in Dey. what
sort of beard will grow in Knight
If a bishop sees sea, does he sei-s
see?
If a man makes his gate fast, can his
gait still be slow?
Does a captain get half seas over when
he stays too long at port?
If take friend apart. does he coma
in pieces?
Do We find any perfume in rose till it
leaves? If it blows. do We ever find il
blue?-Erening Post.
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duel with Aaron Burr, arising out of a
political dispute, urged to extremity by
Burr's personal antipathy to his oppO-
nent
Rarely was national sorrow so general
and deep, as upon the occasion of Hamil-
tons death. Never did national execra-
sion pour the vials of its wrath so fully
and bitterly upon any culprit, as was done
against that bold, bad man, Aaron Burr.
That Hamilton, at the age of forty-seven,
should come to an untimely death by the
hand of such person, was the great bur-
den of the grief.
The friend-the trusted of Washington,
as Alexander Hamilton was-he was also
the honored of his adopted country, and
having watched over the cradle of her in
dependence, had the glory and gratifca-
ton of mainly consolidating her institu-
tions by that Constitution which has real
ly formed her into sovereign nation. On
this, and his sagacity and foresight as a
financier, rest Hamilton's great and unde-
niable claims to be remembered in our an
nails
In accordance, not less with the patri-
Otism than depth of his attachment to
the granddaughter of this
illustrious man, Miss Mary Morris Hrmil-
ton, now efficiently holds Office as Vice
Regent, in the State of New York, of the
Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the
Union.
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1O@
LANGUAGE.

DR.. Wallis, who wrote upon Eng
lish grammar in the reign of Charles
II, represented it as peculiar excellence
of our tongue, that beyond all others, it
expressed the nature of the object which
it names, by employing sounds sharper, sof-
ter, weaker, stronger, more obscure, or more
stridulous, according to the idea which is
to be suggested requires. He gave various
examples. Thus, words formed upon st al
ways denote frmness and strength, analo-
gOus to the Latin sta; as stand, stay, stop,
steady, stake, stamp, stately, and so forth.
Words beginning with str intimate violent
force and energy, analogous to the Greek
strOnnami;; as strive, strength, strike,
stripe, stress, struggle, stride, stretch, strip,
&c. THr implies forcible motion; as throb,
throw, thrust, through, thraldom. Wr,
obloquy or distortion; as wry, wrest, wiring,
wreath, wrong, wrangle, wrath, &c. SIC,
silent agitation or lateral motion, as sway,
swing, swerve, sweep, swim. 81, gentle
fall, or less observable emotion; as slid.
sly, slit, slow, slack, sling Sp, dissipa-
ton or expansion; as spread. sprout, sprin-
kle, split, spill, spring. TerminatiOns in
ash indicate something acting nimbly and
sharply; as crash, cash, rash, fash, lash,
slash Examinations in Wsh, something
acting more obtusely and duly; as crush,
brush, hush, gush, blush. The learned
author produced great many more exam
pies of the same kind, which seem to leave
no doubt that the analogies of sound have
had some influence on the formation of
words. At the same time in all specula- |
ions of this kind, there is so much room
'or fancy to operate, that they ought to
be adopted with much caution in forming
my general theory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

WHY DID JACOB CRY?-Jacob kisset
Rachel, and lifted UP his voice and wept-
Scripture.
If Rachel was only pretty girl-anC
kept her face clean-we can't see that ia.
cob had much to cry abOut-N, Y. Globe.
Why, he wept tears of JOY, Mr.. Globe
You never kissed pretty girl, or you
wouldn't wonder bit.-Ly1an Ne,cs.
How do you know but what she slapped
his face for him?-N. D. Delta.
Gentlemen, the reason of Jacobs weep
ing. was the refusal of Rachel to allow
him to kiss her again.-F1ag.
In our opinion Jacob wept because ne
hadn't kesscd her before-Age.
May be she bit him.-.SpringfeM Re-
publican.
Bit himl not bit of it She only told
him she wouldn't take any more of his lip.
Bulletin
More likely it was because Rachel would
not kiss him.-Boston Journal
All wrong. gentlemen, he wept because
he hadn't two Rachel's instead of one to
AdrOcate.