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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-18

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06
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ltaen Scrpauts Stdwle IN % @ts., eic 81 90
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rrpptIt lr Wei rcrib.
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III - unp 30 Cts. unc tobtr. merits rao Srp
p.Itt; Gdilimerca ulp Saturttc, Ntntufp ,icduo,
NclcrY. NlrYcS, yjnrn ruC Nt1rle,ure &crme
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tiitums, Cbt nit riccu triitScu HVaGrcm auI1c
rGumt MIN. Sci. 5trouo. - Mjotrih.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06

3am bs0rritrbcnrcn Nealbrs 6eite erlaubf
mrr rHs ocremidc rtutibe NutliFum auf men
mcb aNcrtirtra UNI rrmretutes yaasr upn pprt-
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Artiten uecrbdHpt, ouimcrfllm I'll ma:h.n. -
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'omie Sdrribnatcrtlen unp 8riclpauicr III alen
6ormdicu r0o fetutsn Nfln tje auf ras as=
mr9"i'Hite 9Nmeipnn III G,pShnuua
Scbn ". Strder.
Srpatit jmi.ten pt. 6. IL. !. StrlBc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06
Scfami,t,ndbmm9ei,.
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Su1RitiSt inter SubrirIcie ~ babtn bel
s. e. lyiittr @et.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06

Dy-Goods & Fancy-Srore,
No. l16 &ac SrcIp- II. u. StrnEc. lip. I76.
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p"hi Ger nclt!tn Art bcc5tn, iu ulcRc.n ttatcn
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?. NJ. HpitnHUEm
n1as ;lIl; Hrut, gfarllt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06
G'rpBe Serbsiferung i'm ;3abnausjIrpen.
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Jteme S@SirtbftGaft
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Ncm 9"t'dum prc crQctcnitt Nn;cinc, ron rer
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NuRemelnen nit bcu bciten 0jc!ranftn hrn,surn
III T0Rueu. SIp.eucc yHiIfsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06

:. Grams, 9le. 2 Grhanat %icd, cmpfi,nll
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nHmen't'th AM ir NrpEcS yd1er rru ciuct I'M.
portIdtn GhampIAru= nno 9tDrtn- 3Genen aui-
mtr.iIIE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06

DNmpiihiHiGbrt iwlhcn Ntbmcup II. 9lcr 9Dprf.
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}raht wtrp btliat aroenCmmen une punthit pc0recrt
NIIl9cprcr Uatt 9lOrfUlt 81. 90.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-06
3amO@'5s @merit. padrtfabrt 2cncn- 0eicuiAai.
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Ter pntCr,Ctucc III ret iM Stancc, jcecn Hurua III
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Cabinet = M aker,

3te Strabe. NrilIcn Srpup- uuo MarIbatlir.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-31


REVOLVING BRACELET.--A New York
letter describes piece of jewelry which is
destined to make sensation among the
''female persuasion" 1t is q strap brace
let of fine line cfain of quaint Venetian
pattern. The centre, set in circular head,
is cluster of diamonds, having an outside
waving edge Of black enamel divided into
twelve compartments, each Nesting daz.
zling brilliant. Between. the edge and the
central glory is vine of fine gold, in, what
sailors term, "round turns," each turn EN-
bFaoing Que Of this cluster of diamonds, aud
from this vine buds of fine diamond burst
into light.
But IN the centre Of all are two wheels,
set IN black enamel ground, each having
eight arms, and each arm twelve diamonds.
These wheels turn on common axle, the
hub being the largest diamond of all, and
by an ingenious piece Of machinery which
is wound up with a key these wheels are
made to revolve in opposite directions for
two hours Imagine the effect Of this
pyroteehnie display 10 q brilliantly lighted
saloon, with fair plumb arm beneath il. If
you can | What admiration it wonId com.
nand from the men what envyings and
hssFtburnings iswould excite 10 tbs womenI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-31

II. A. Gray, one of the editors OF the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, attended the meet.
ing Of sympathy held at Jefferson, the eve.
ming Of the execution Of Stevens and Haz.
lett, and made a speech. The Sentincl's
report Of The speech is rather rich
Deacon Gray Of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, who had come to.report the meet.
ing for his paper, was loudly called for he
arose and said
lie could not believe, after the courtesy
he had met in Jefferson, that this audience
! called him out for the purpose of kissing
him down. (Cries Of No Mol 90 on,
&c.) If they could see his heart they
would know that he was not so Ear in feel
ing from any Of them, as they might think
He had nothing to object to in the remarks
OF John Brown or in The quaint, odd speech
Of Owen; and although he could not en-.
dorse the position Of Mr. Redpath, he had
no quarrel with him. He wonld not make
speech, but ask to be let off by telling q
story.
They might know that there were two
GrayS-J. W. Gray, Of the Plain Dealer,
and himself or Deac0a Gray, as people
called him. (Laughter) He (the speak.
cr) was once Deacon of the Presbyterian
Church, at Pittsburgh. One day he saw a
negro lmpihg along aud white man fol-
loving with drawn revolver 10 his hand.
Now said the speaker, mind you, I'm not
talking of my theories but practice. (Laugh-
ter } This negro was fugitive, who had
once escaped into Penn, but had been fol-
lowed, shot down, and taken back. This
was the second time he had been captured.
These two men--hlack and whiLe-were
crossing covered bridge, at one end OF
which was the Presbyterian church. As
the negro was some wsys ahead, he (the
Speaker) managed to push him into the
church door, at which the Sexton happen
ed to be standing They then locked the
door and ran the negro up the steeple; and
there they looked down upon the slavehold
er, who was passing about in all directions
in trying to find where the negro had gone
to.
Three cheers were given for Gray's dem
ocratic practice.
This speech was wonderfully well receiY-
ed. The Deacon'S humorous style of tell
ing the story, and his cool confession OF
practical hypocrisy were inimitable in their
! way
John Brown, jr., rose and asked Mr..
Gray, if he would be willing to answer a
question ?
| The whole audience became still, and the
Deacon rose with rather uneasy and de
cidcdly serious face, and said-certainly
John Brown, jr.-"Well, sir, let me ask
you if you did not feel nearer Heaver
when you were up 10 that steeple with tht
negro, than while standing on the Cinciu
natl platform
The Deacon dropped as if he had beer
shot through the heart, and the whole audi
ence rose and cheered. The hit was so un
expected and complete that it was long be
fore quiet was restored.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-31
Aims In r.ire-A Contrast.

Young man are the aims Of thy life
such as these Dost thouimprove thy hours
of leisure, such as occur in the intervals of
labor and business, in reading, in study, in
meditation, in profitable conversation |? If
so, thou art acting wisely for thou wilt
thus lay up for thySef portion that will
stay by thee in every trial and conflict Incl.
dent upon life's pilgrimage Not so, how
ever, with that young man who finds his
chief and almost only pleasure in the graft
flying Of his appettes and passions. A dark
future awaits him. While the former is at
home in the evenings with bis books, the
latter is abroad with his convival compan-
ions, wasting his time and money, and by
his vicious practices and sensual indulgence
is enfeebling both body and mind. In this
way his character is corrupted and destroy
ed, though he may for a while keep up his
reputation, which, however, will last long
after character, its only sure foundation. is
ruined. Beware, then young man, how
thou spendest that time AS is thy child
hood, youth, and early manhood, so will be
thy maturer life Three terms being given !;
it is nowise difficult to find the fourth or
final result.
In town in "Oid Essex County" more
than half century ago, two lads attend
ing the same school, the one a studons
| youth who took fast hold of instruction,
diligently employing every opportunity to
! get knowledge and wisdom and understand
! ing. He avoied those places Of amusement
where the young waste so much time, and
! form habits of diSSipation-hnt lost ther e.
! by that charming aud characteristic title,
a "ladies' man" Not so however, with bis
companion lie did not like application to
his books, did not find pleasure in their
study He was fond of company, found hi:
chief and highest delight in parties, balls
&c. He was ready to accept an invitation
to attend dancing party, anywhere within
twenty miles. He was the idol of the
young misses--was called by that sweet,
charming, aud most endearing of titles, a
/ 'lades' man"
Time passed on and the young man en-
gagged in the active scenes of life Tho
former was appointed Judge of the Su
preme Court of the United States. The
latter secured the place of street scaven-
ger" in a village 10 the aforesaid county.
How true it tis-whatever one soweth that
shall he also reap. This interesting sketch
is yeritable history, aud names could be
given were it necessary. lt will serve Just
as well, however. to illustrate the lives OF
multitudes of young men in aud out OF Els
sex county. Remember, young, man, that
understanding is wellspring Of life, and be
that hath it shall be able to shuG the evil
that besetterh his path Of life. How much
better is il to get wisdom than gold and
understanding than silver Boston TfaSs