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Stutks, Gxtbargt, 1T.


RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK wanted by
a9-tf No 5 North street.
BALTIMORE CITY e's, 1875, for sale,
~ as6t McKIM co.
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
J25-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j2stf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
jl5tf No North street, Vranklin Building)
ENXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
Juu SO Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates rates by
lift aO8 Baltimore ht1 % es Street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
CoMPANYs BONDS endorsed and gn nz for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" SIAH LEE CO. jeff
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jltf PURvIs 4 Co
E7XCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jltf EP No IS Buchanan's wharf.
THO LOAN.-S2O, 900 on approved Stock Col
i laterals Apply to P. H. SULLIVAN.
le24d q Second street.
fNITY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
" H. SULLIVAN,
je2if No "a Second street
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
safe ~ ~ D''' V MARTIN LEWIS,
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER 4 co,
Jel-f corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
ieI.tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER & co,
lel-f corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lst and I'd
a Mortgage Bonds for sale by ISRAEL ~ G01fb
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28tf Exchange Place
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
LINENS Insurance Stocks wanted by corrr,>
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
apIsf "a " No south street tut up i Stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
1NTaqted ~ . MsAR VAR LEWIS,
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
~ Public Securities in New York, Philadelphia Bos
ton bought and sold at single commission TS BY rvrs
aplsd No 6 South street, up stairs
1NCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
u apl+tf JNO. 5. GITTIN GS SEQ
Clio 000 TO LOAN FOR SIX OR
Up 1OsOOOTwelve months, good mercantile col
laterals by MARTIN LEWIS,
aplSf No South street, up stairs
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO. S. Cuttings q CO,
ap1+f No. 90 South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
Oponts of the Union by
apl4-tf JN0. S. CUTTINGS & CO
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4-tf JN0. s. CUTTINGS & CO.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
IL San Francisco, CAL and P. c. BOMBAIIFR & co.
Havana, in sums to suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0u II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
aulS-tf . 9Grocer's Exchange
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ALSO,
double set of HARNESS superior, nearly new.
10 single sets
All in good der
| set HORSE CLOTHING, good
All OF the above in good Order viii be sold with
reserve Can be day previous to sale
Terms cash, in par funds
o,oo s. f. COVER, Auctioneer,
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Taants.

BOARD WANTED. Two young gentlemen
Dwant TO engage rooms and board Must be within five
minutes walk of the corner Of North and Baltimore streets
Address ON" at this off e alo-lw
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
persons entirely with servant, desire, before leaving
town for the summer make arrangements for the Fall
and winter by engaging several rooms, iParor and Cham
bers which they win furnish themselves, in commodous
and comfortable house where there few or no oher
boardeTs and in the northwestern portion of the city Ac
eommodatons be rendered person commencing
adjustment of this sort which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary at first starting Address &C. lat this Office
without delay. ie6d
CS 000 TO S8, ACQUAINTED A PART
So,UOONER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital OF
the above amount doing good and profitable business Adj
dress III. A. LlTFON,
m2iH Care p. o., Box sos, Baltimore
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6o-gntasrsbip Motitfs.
s CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

La Rochelle, July LIST. 1889
w b HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO
" PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLE.
SoiSlN BROTHERS. Referring foregoing circular
OF BRANDY under the mark Of
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~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 3S NORTH STREET.
GSSF The undersigned having greatly en-
9H8~larged their premises aud increased their facli
ties, beg leave to call the attention of the public to their
extensive stock of every description finished
in the most elegant style durable manner which they
prepared sell on accommodating REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices GOV
John CURlETT son,
iy2Atf North street, Baltimore
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BY CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S


RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
DCpIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
signed Truseewil offer at public auction at the
Exchange Reading Rooms, No 10 South Gay street, on
! P NJ: 90 '>A
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city Of Bal
tmore being part of hetonc Point, distinguished the
plat thereof by the No which is contained within lie
metes and bounds and distances, following 10 wit
south 65 degrees and Is minutes stone standing
on the north side OF the main road and in the line
thence bounding said road south degrees and Is min
ues east IA perches, then north q degrees minutes
east 10 perche and lengths of perch 10 the north
west branch OF Patapsco yer then bounding thereon north
So degrees west 81 perches, north 81 degrees west IO
perches to Lot No and then by straight line the place
OF beginning Subject to an annual ground rent of $500
payable quarterly.
Terms Of the sale as prescribed by the decree-Onehaf
cash the day of sale the balance In T. and 70 months
from the day Of sale in equal usamans credit pay
mens to bear interest the day to be secured
FAY S 1 0 R0 OF the eRd9Ted to the salts
al0-eo&ds CANNON " MATTHEWS, Auct'rs
ffsaAst TRUSTEES SALE.
Hss BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
- - COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction the Exchange
) Cay street, in Baltimore city, WEDNESDAY, the I4tE
GLL TIT LOT OF GRoU S6. being about three
the precise quantity or which will he made known on the y
OF sale and which is situated Gmor and Mount streets
side OF this street will back for the distance 56 feet 10
inches to 20 feet alley The lots fronting east side
above.
This property will he first offered altogether If a salts
idcory price IS not obtained it will then be offered in
Plat of the property may seen at the office ofthe sub
on the old Windsor Mill road
Terms Of Sale:-Onethird in cash. third in and the
bear interest from the day of sale and secured by
purchaser by notes. with endoer approved the
scriber 81, c. DCLANEY,
ADREON & Co, Auctionesrs
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iN1TNNNIINE

- VEGETABLE EXTRA CT
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY, Falling Sick
ess and all Affections of the Nervous System.
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine
uly remarkable.
1t has been before the public OVER TWENTY FIVE
YEARS! During which time thousands Of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency
lady recently remarked that her daughter was cured
Of FITS OF TEN YEARS STANDING. gentleman stated
that his had Fits oyer twenty years some ave years
since he was cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABIE
EXTRACT Hundreds of instances might he cited wherein
of Epilepsy, of FlN F. TEN and TWENTY wears
been ELECTED But the afflicted Will find the trial az
package more eficacious than \ THOUSAND CERT.
FICATES. Price 50 single package: four packages $40
CHANDLER L BANLES, @ Walker street. \ Y
General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON MARSHALL, Agents
BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3eoly-lawr Baltimore
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SSEA CARRIAGES CARRlAGESl---I
1&S9- subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR.
RAGE REPOSITORY, No 50 South Gay street the most
extensive and hest assortment OF fashionable CARRIAGES
that can he ond in the Persons in want OF Carriages
will find ii to their interest to give me call as am deter
mined 10 sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at NV Repository warranted for twelve months Old Cara
1es rsspaired or taken in exchange for
Carriages received on storage or held on commission
sSI " WILLIAM McCANN.
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%nmbfr.

WILLIAMS S. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE,AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
\. E. corner f: Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Will attend to selling all kinds Lumber, Slaves, Shocks
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same
REFER
Messrs. Magraw Rooms Agents Pa Central RI Co Bait
NJ. Kimball, Esq, Baltimore
iC u; IPrEn nt;i2 Esq, Custom HOUSE Baltimore
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia Pa
) W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa mhT-f
r UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf: ~
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet A. and 54 HemOck FENCING
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr ights and
others Also variety of Building MATERIAL all which
offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & co,
West side of Union Dock,
ap7-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
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o"R> CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
RSA have on hand at % North GAY STREET, the lar.
Gest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south of
New York, all of theI ates fashions and approved
STYLES The public invited to call and examine them
selves: all of which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAlGHT 4 OCONNELL,
HHRepairing done at the shortest notice. mr22-tf
MESS PORK,-Nash's Packing for sale by
IV1JoSEPH CARSON co, ae-tf
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JOS. THOMAS Z son,
telI-u corner Park and Clay streets,
T UMBERl LUMBER |
- NEW LUM3ERTNG ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard No AZ West Fails Avenue I'd yard south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Nd.
We would respectfully call the attention Of friends and
the public generally to large assortment Of WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
Pine. Also, HemOck, Framing, Fencing and Flooring:
White and Yellow Pine Flooring; Shingles, Laths, Pckets
&c We prepared to furnish orders wholesale retail
with dispatch the most accommodating terms, as we get
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beayer Mills, Centre county, Pa.
FDW ARD TTTRNFH & 20
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COAL
FORSTER 4 SLACK,
CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUAfINoUS COAL, have in
yard and are prepared to deliver in good ORDER LUMP LIE
HIGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lorberry
White Ash, Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for family Cumberland Coal for manufac urng and
nestle purposes UPPER YARDHoward street, opposite
"A streets.
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ID U RN EFT H o U S E,

CINCINNA OHTO
JOHNSON, SANDERS q CO., PRoPRIEToRs
Having leased the above premises for a series of wears we
desire to call the attention of the travelling community ia
the improvements made since possession Every de
partment is under the personal superv the Pronr
tors The building has been thoroughly ceansed careful
and attentive servants employed in all epartments Of %
house the Bar stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars the
Table VIII be supplied with all the decaces Of the season.
and convenience arranged with view to the comfort
and pleasure of our guests.
] je4-eO3m Johnson SANDppS Tn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-09
DESPISING RIDlCULE.

l know ofno principle which is of more
Importance to fix in the minds of young
people, than that of the moss determined
resistance to the encroachments of ridicule.
Give up to the world. and to The ridicule
with which the world enforces its donin-
ion, every triflng question of manner and
appearance; it is to toss courage and firm
ness to the winds, to combat upon, such
subjects as these. But learn from the ear
iest days to insure your principles against
the perils of ridicule; you can no more
exercise your reason if you live in the
constant dread Of laughter, than you can
enjoy your life if you live in the constant
dread of death. If you think it right to
differ from the times, and take stand
for any valuable, point of morals, do it,
however rustic, however Anticipated, how
ever pedantic it may appear; do it, not
for insolence, but seriously and grand!y,
as the man who wore the soul of his own
bosom, and did not wait until it was
breathed into him BY the breath of fashion.
Let men call You mean if you know you
are just; hypocritical, ifyou are honestly
religious; pusillanimous, if you feel you
are firm; resistance soon converts unprin :
cipled wit into sincere respect; no after
time can tear you from those feelings
which every man carries with him who
has made noble and successful exertion
in virtuous cause Sidney Smith.
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The Graves Of the Pilgrims.

Sitting apart in the silence of sunset
upon Burial Hill, amid the graves of the
Pilgrims, and looking forth beyond the
sand ridge on the barbor to whore the
breakers are rolling which had wcll-nigh
swamped their little shaIlop, and eastward
to Ciark's Island, where they spent their
first Sabbath, without fire and almost
without food, and following their course
the next day up into the harbor, to the
rocky point beneath your feet, you seem
to see the Fathers haptised in. the cloud
and in the sea, aud to catch the Inspiration
o. that prayer and praise with which they
consecrated that rough, storm beaten
shore to freedom aud to God. Can man
take in that scene and its memories, the
waves before him. that had almost been
their grave, the graves around him, which
the hand Of affection did not dare to mark
lest the treacheroes savage should lie en-
boIdcned at once to assault the living and
to dishonor the dead--can he think over
the deeds Of faith and piety, and courage
recalled by theseimperishable landmarks,
and cast away or lightly esteem that free
polity in Church and State, that pr,nci
pied obedience to Gods authority, for
which the Pilgrims forsook all and perIed
life itself in waste and bowling wider
,nass.-H w. Breeder. y
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Doettp
LAEVH.

rWhere among all the little poems that sun
tbr;r naipted wings in admiring reader eyes.
have YOU found one more beautiful than this
+b.t tasI,s on,a page of the Atlantic Monthly
for NoyemberY Many man has preached two
hours in the morning, and followed IT up for
o,ker two in the afternoon, t4lithe:yellow rag s
stream asIant the still ali of the meeting house,
"a if the angels were laying Heavens golden
floor before The very eyes of the congregations,
that did not say as much as is curbtd with
couple ofrhymes in that starza b ginning, 'Ah,
look thou largely, with lenient eyes:
Nv little maiden of four years old
mo myth. but a genuine child il she,
With her bronze-browne and heE curls OF
gold)
Came, quite in disgust one day to me.
Rubbing her shoulder with rosy PALM.
AS the loathesome touch seemed yet to thrill
her, stf
She cried. 'Oh, mothe-, fund on my arm
A horrible, crawling eaterpillerl''
And with mischievous smile she could scarcely
smother,
Yet glance in It's daring, lalf-awcd and shy
She added.-"While they were about it moth
wish they'd just finished the butterfly
They were words 10 the thought of the soul
that turns
From the coarser form of a partial growth,
i;eproachine tie Infinite Patience that yearns
Si'h an unknown glory 10 crown them both.
All. look tho, largely. with lenicnt eyes.
On Nhatso ht sile thee ma creep and cling,
For the possible beauty TAT underIies
Tie passing phase Of the mcanest thingi
What if 60 Is great angels whose waiting love
Il, hold.th ccr pitifGl life below.
!'rcm Tie holy l.,i@ht Of their heaven above,
Gu lint fear " it'll the worm I'LL the wings
$40 ID grow.
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Mistrllantous.
A GOOD JUDGE OF COWS.

The following story so thoroughly Illus
trates class of men who frequently act
on committees at county and State fairs
that we cannot resist the inclination to
give the portrait.
SQUIRE Wick, lawyer who fancies that
what he don't know 'ain't worth know
inc" and whose home is not a thousand
miles from the Pine Tree State, was a
great favorite with the late Judge Cranch
Once when visiting the Judge, the latter
invited him to walk over the PREMISES
Among other places, they visited the barn
ward, and the Squire was struck with ad-
miration as he gazed upon the noble herd
of cows, which bad just been driven up for
milking. He talked as deliberately oftheir
good points as would q firstrate stock
breeder, when the fact was he knew next
TO nothing about stock, and some of the
good points lie spoke of caused the Judge
n hearty laugh in his sleeve. <'
"Well, Squire" said the Judge, (which
OF the c-ws will you take?'
(which will take ?"sssid the Squire,
not knowing the Judges meaning.
ayes, which wilIyou take! / am going
10 make you present of one of them
which shall it be? -.- -. i.
"Really, your honor. this is unexpected,
I will not object to the present, but |
would rather Your Honor would make the
selection, a. receivers must not be clIoos-,
ers."
"If you accept this present you must
mske the selection. Being quite good
Judge of stock, you will not be- likely TO
cheat yourself" and the eccentric Judge
smiled to himself. -.
The squirerubbed his gcld7bowed spec
faelss, aud began to view the cows with
! tics precision. After much scrqteniz-
Z 9, he said - .v.a
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.R FALLS, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY,, NO
81 apprehend your !: onor would not

81 apprehend your t:onor would not
like to part with that very fat, short-horn-
ed, thick-necked cow!''
81 have no choice; make your own Sc
lection" said the Judge, his risibles hard
ly comfortable.
81 don't want to rob you of your favor
lite COW, but if You have no choice. l
should prefer the very fat one; she has
many good points" 4
mo robbery at all-the fat cow is
yours. My servant will drive her to your
house before milking" esthr#af
The delighted Squire fastened home to
inform his wife. In about an hour he
saw the ''fattest aud hest pointed cow in
the village" as he ssSled her, driven into
his yard, and he dispatched sabl. daugh-
ter of Africa to milk her. In few min
utes in came ebony, giggling sud laughing.
Squire Wick knew that something was to
pay, but what, lie could not conjecture.
There stood Dipah, convulsed, the empty
pail dangling by her side. -.
"What on earthis topay, Dinah gin
quired the Squire.
"Ob. massa, for muffin, only-ki, hi, hi,
he, he, he"
The Squire looked at his wife-she at
hm-then both at Dinah, who had CON
niptioned' with laughter, and settled down
by the door, her face covered with her
apron, and her laughing machinery shak
ing hor SIDES at a tremendous rate The
Squire's mad riz. ~ ~
"Dinah," said he, at the top ofhis voice,
'tell me what's up or I'll throw you ont
of the house" a
Dinah rose and controlled herself long
enough to say -et
sob, lor, massa, muffin, only dat cow
ofyourn is a-!gen,naan corr and then
fell into another fit of laughter. .s.;-
If you know how a chop-falen man
looks, portrait Of Squire Wick's counte-
nance would be superfuoes. The way
that svery fat, short horned, thick-necked
cow walked back to the yard of Judge
Cranch wasn't slow, and the way the
Judge shook his sides was caution to
stock critics. :-.
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., CHIyALRY AT A DIscoUNT.--Next to
the capture AID taking prisoners of a
whole community by q dozen crazy men,
we think The conduct of Senator Mason
and representative Faulkner should be
contrasted. In endeavoring to draw from
the wounded and dying, expressions to be
used for political purposes, the thumb
screw and the furnace might have been
more effectuaI, but not so cruel. SEQ
The chiyalry that could grope amongst
stiffeping corses, and seek to draw from
an Cd man in his agony, food for such q
.purpese,qis but one remove from a jackal
or hyena. -
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To Lovers Of Champagne.

An American Traveller in the streets of
Paris seeing the words, Wine baths given
mere exclaimed well, these French are
aluxurous people Then with true Y an
koe curiosity, aud the feeling that he could
afford whltever any one else did, walked
in and demanded wine bath Feeling
wonderfully refreshed after it, and having
to pay five francs, hc'asked, in some as
constituent, how wine bath could be af-
forded SO clleapiy.d His sable attendant,
whe had been slavein Virginia, and en-
joyed sly bit of hum IT, replied, oh,
nassa, we jest pass it along into anudler
room, where we glib baths at four francs
Then you throw it away,I suppose: No,
nassa; den we'send it lower down, and
charge three francs a bath Oars plenty
of people.'who amt so berry particular,
who will battle in it after this, at two
francs head. Den, Dassa, we lets de
common people hab it at a franc apiece
Then Of course you throw it away ex-
claimed the traveller, who thought this
was going even beyond Yankee pro t.
No, indeed, massa,'. was the indignant
reply, accompanied with aprofourd bow ;
mo, indeed, mas>a we are not So 'strava-
giant as dat comes to; we jest bottles itup
den, and sends it to 'Merics, for cham
pagne"! eo = -
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Music.


Music is the soprano, the feminine prin-
ciple, the heart of the universe; because it
is the voice ofl9ve- bucatiso it is the high
est type and aggregate expression Of pas
sionable attraction, therefore it is infinite;
therefore it pervades all space, and trans
cenls all being, ike divine influx. What
tone is to the word, what expression is to
form, what affection is to thought, what
the heart is to the head, what intention is
10 argument, what insight is to policy,
whit religion is to philosophy, what NOR
al influence is 10 power what woman is
to man, is music to the universe. Flexi-
bic, graceful and free, it psryades all be,
ings and is limited to none. 1t is not .po-
etry, but the soul ofpoetry; it is not math-
ematics. but it is in numbers, Ike. harmo-
nious proportion in .cast iron; it is not
painting, but it shines through colors and
gives them. their tone; it is not dancing:
but it makes all graceful motion; i is not
architecture, !. bat. the, stones take their
places in harmony with its voice. and
stand,in s'petrifiea nmsic." In the words
of Bettini, every art is the ody of music,
which is the soul of every art; and SO IS
music too the soul of love, which a'so an
swers not for its workings, for it is the cor :
tact of divine with human. Mrs. Chstd.
-
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The whele force of conversation de-
ponds on how much you can take for
granted. Vulgar chess players have to
play their games out; nothing short of
the brutality of an actual checkmate sat
isles them. Butloo at the masters of
that noble game! White stands well
enough so far as you can see; but the red
saws innate in six moves.'a White looks,
nods--the game is over. Just so in talk
ing with first.rate men. especially when
they are good nstured and expansive, as
they are apt to be at tables DR.. Holmes.
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COURAGE.

Knowing The 'igiit ana true,
LIT the word say to yon
Worst that it can;
Answer dies, lite the blame,
Answer despite the shame,
III no, IeIie my naine-
Ill be n man.
Armed only with the right,
Standing alone to fight
Wrong, old IS tjne,
Holding up hands to God
Over the rack and roll
Over the crimson sod,
That is sublime!
Monarehs of old, atwill
Parcelled the world, but still
Crowns may BE won:
Yet there are piles 10 light
Putting all fear to fight,
Shouting for truth and right,
Who will moEnt on?
Alice Carey.