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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

Hunt q Dusenbury, Successors 20 Leary
CO. have introduced siylc of genilemens dres Hss
for yonng Price ~. Ut No. 3 4and Aston House.
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Removal.
CATARACT WASHING MACHINE,
Exhibition and sAeSoom removed 70
<p4 BkOADWAY,
East aide next above Brosmr street.
only washing Anhine that stands the tse OF
wearing done Without rubbing and Without wear she
clothing Housekeepers invited 70 call and y for hem
Prices Ga, Sli and SIS
SULLIVAN HYATT,
Proprietcrs and msnufArsurera
N B-wholssAie ordsu received - our once 81 BsEk'
MAN gTRkk1.
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Davfds' Spring style sr GentIemen's
Ha< sAiesroon 199 Broadway, BsAr Duane street.
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Hsuss u Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1851

The House was engaged On private bills.
Several bills were passed, including thai for Ae pay
ment OF the indemnity for depredaoas comnsd o. inc
Shawnee Indians In Kansas and the bill rembureag "
expresses OF Utah In nuppressng InAu hosttee N iess
On motion q Mr. Cusfn, (rep & Iowa, the Presdsa!
Stevens steamer for harbor defence s plans how much
has been appropriated and what amount will u
Tho House went into committee, and Aessrs. LONG
DmR, ADRIAN and Nixon made speeches In favor Of tho
protection of domestic manufactures what portion o.
their written speeches they omitted to read they were
privileged BY the dozen members present 70 pratt
Adjourned
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JeMsrs, B53 Broadway, n now Prepared
49, Ladies' shoes for IL cheap ladies IN city
HU1bsy had shoss 81 al Pncss chs:C. e
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Removed TO 493 Broadway.-Eurska
tHWIN0 MACHINE OrYICn AVERY nACHINg QUAR-
snissd- PRICE 80, COMPLETE fAsres pos having fan
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Non-Axr1vsI or tho Reanoake, with the
Japanese Embassy.
NosyoIE, Va, May 4, 1850
Nothing has been heard OF the steam frgate Roanoaks
supposed 10 be on her way 70 the United States from Aspn
wall, with the Japanese Embassy.
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Phrenofogfcal Characters. with Charts
and full vritisn descriptions, given daily ~ FoWLkR
WELLS, Ss Broadway.
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r EDIABD's
~ Morning Csll-ronic. dare
peptic-s the finest and purcst stos
great vAlus N ladies' or children
u2ueur HygieniQue d'apsen kAspa
chAllepgss The world 70 produce inner
than The above. sold By wholesale
IN New York and al the lAres cAsiss
where. Depot 81 South William I
for Wan Brunts AromAiie echisdAm
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Fulton 2s Futon street. has the
vepstor in asts considered The bs introduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

Greene, perfect nttfng Shirt Maker, M .
removed 70 No. House. Barclay street.
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Shoes nbr Young Psople.-The Dimculty
Of procuring gco .nd ssoss Cor Children has eesn 90
facured se stock Of nrat class articles from which
parties oAn mahe selections
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OmezAI DxA wings Of Hodges, Davis &
CO.'S Consolidated Lotsr.ss Of oeosxi M,
II. SO, 80, II, "a, rs, As. 10, &c. 5, H.
Pr-zas 1ashed u $50 BroNdwAy. Orculsrs sesA frse
Prizes Dashed d SO Broadway. Cirrusrs sent nee
HOH0kS DAVIS 90,
IsNa.
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French Imported shoes, All Styles, Just
received from celebrated MAKERS per stsAner.
kU0sNK FkRRm Bootnaksr, 81 Naaau Street.
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At Evans,

At Evans,
6s AND g. FULTON STREET
match g. s. $40 ST. STA Sff SIS SIS, SIS
ard SO
largest stock Of Brcsdcloh rrock ooss in The city S.
Is 81 el0, ti2 ga, SiB, SIS SIS aud sd.
Csssnaers Pants "a q Is ~ So IS, IS So a. "a TO- IS,
% &C ard Is.
C,ssnere Business Coats t - So 81 s. g. ~, ". $40
end ell
EVANS.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto
riss- WOOD xDDY CO., kanAgeu Of ths
x..wAxn knSyuoxY AND nIssous! sr1In cTsnInI
So, SO, az, IL, IL, 80, a. 81 a. AZ, 6, 20, l. 20.
DMAwARI-Oa. Ne il4 NAY 1850.
GI 3d. 1, 49, Az IL, 20, 49, 49, IS, IS, 20, 81 IT, IS
Oxsuiars soli free Of ohares hy ADDRESSING
WOOD EDpr Co. WuTny toa: pe,awaxs
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ukCK Ea'S FARIs
N and the beat aubstft
u the Ast,r Houlo nno
Fsrina Boilers. {, prever
OF yArfous s.zse forms .
mens, No. Q new CArAI su
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n YON,a WA0IETI

The old and ouly Auels 70 a,
Rats, Garden Insects Ac., with
LYONS MA0f
Erterminats Rata. Nice and All
kc., oleArec ~ CONTRACT BAR
row and ~ broadway. and sold
Beware Of mutations.
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TMyo9rANf TO BOTu
Il s.oloal cAl work which =
ledge Fever before puhliahe
mes. debility, local and gent
Of the latest pnyAiolcgi csl 70,
II. 40 pAges and nearly nl
and sod By II. u. Law hkN
Hpuse, NV York.
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summer Undershirt: ,, and Drnwsrs.-
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Parker Bros. London Club sauee 10
superior W ali oshers IN - and so,d a nneh s rs,s
Adsped mests and sours One has only pro-ur~
boe iron rsspestabb srocer 70 set Ne saFsy
A. j. FARKKR, Bsekman sree sae agent Tor me Vnnsa
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Improved French Yoke shirts, Ready
made, al sizss made 10 measure, at MLAU0HIIFa,
corner OF Greenwich and Murray Streets
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deody,s Perfect Fitting shirts-six for
o. Il MOODY'8 gAit hanufAcpry, N Broadway.
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Ten Pounds Of CeHss fsr One Dcllsr.-
ss,ks ssly 4 casissiz EsoEs' No csssssrs s'rsss
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(ysAn.S yypDUE.kD co. sos. snorIIEro.s
serss pc - Sssass,. > q xS.... ss:r,E g I!s.S
= tsi spssoapuoa, wal mnR well esneeA. h1gssny .
eisIeysA nvw ss.sls.A s2.yc.s.sn. aseSsy 81 n
usssrpsssz : :. .asA xSsss.1s ~ Nssa e an,
sr,,ssSt~sS
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At Everdsll's-The Orange BIcsscn Wed
Broadvay, corner AZ DuAne axesL
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Havana segars snd vlrginia Tobacco,
q superior quality, 81 JAMES sADLikks. rf hro~d~J'
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I Dxsw..ss Of Fr&ESs, BxesHhsnts q osT'
suss.1 Cossyv-o.A1 W. NAY ~ :,
81 doI 1s Is; 1si p; 60 81 > = s2 w q IL IT,,
81. 50, 20, IS, 3e, n. 81. 20, Z, Al. So, GO.
kAnAgcS. Wilmington. Delaware.
BsautifuI Complexisn.--Laird's Liquid
ana Dssssru. 6 na.5 :aa Tor
Tn. r.tsn. Ms:ropoiit.. Gas s,, s.rs ~;
.-s----- -~-.--.s--
CIirehush's iusiys WIGS are entire ~ si nc.
way northeast oOinsT o. Reaas sus-,~.-
,nsrsyr rricephsreus 4 the nsii $50
ard ls:s sIssa e as - s ~ a y ),
Hiii's Hair Dye. 30 Csnts.-Dspot 4 BAx-
clay street. And sold BY ~ druxxs a tafAs ousseas x
Batchelor's Hair Dye, WIS and Toupee
s soud stIsei Pvas entrance Tor le rhe dys
Trefhlio. the True Secret OF Beauty,
c a. nus ss,nse; and nvscs,.ss the sko readers
Sosas "''''' 's'a'fal' '''' And brilliant % cents
g.. Z. aa %ys WIZ; .ss and cs q,
Due privately sppued. No Asior House. ''
DIR. Marsh Continues 70 Apply his Radi-
A Cure Truss With efecpg perm Of
hernia rupture, MARSH co., No2 vessy g., n. 7.
The Riggs Truss Cures Herna..-The
noas! Sfs e. , R:sssI protests ~ cord Once A
Hou0way's Pflls and Ointment are PO-
sive remedies ashms and its k,odred affections The
rubbed into the chest viii give instant relief In ,he
paroxJ any disease affecting the respra
ton.
DIR. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mix
,ure; pce Is cents Sod By A. CUbHMAN. Broadway
uerpf Twenty second sRooG
ByOuchitis From Mr.. C. II. Gardner,
Pfr the Rutgers Female Institute n. TT have
scaed with bronchitis durirg The winter and found
relief un found your rroohes "Browns Bronchial
Tfoches" Coush Lczergcs for sale throughout
United stsles sod BY all drusaists
------
Dress Black Frock Coats 81 TO SIS
eprins Business suin 81 10 SIS GRO. A. hUarAR 90.
No. 200 and 292 Bowery
Geo. b. SIoat & Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
Lock s,fa and shuttle Sewing Machine g. q. OoLiJN ss9
Broadway.
Defiance Salam naer Snfcs-Wfth Pa.
powder proof looks and bars Also Ore and bar
aroet Of College place. ROeEHT Y PATRICK
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t~<sss $3.50. - a :
b9l broadway.
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To NewsdeaIers and the PubIfc.

ns kcwspspss train never fails 10 mahe ~ connecaon
Norh and West This train started tho ninth OF April
snoe which time the circulation Of the New York Journals hA
increased my cent tho route and In many places
osu TIE ncroass has been 100 cont the
BY ibis tain mot charge q retail over three per copy
ne Ca not esossdng two and one quarter csn: 81
dealer Will be suppl cd BY ths train who Will no$ aee 20 e
ttese papers n three cents copy Dealers VIII hnd
the interest % order thar from the subscriber direct
to avoid mistakes and save . third profit.
L. n BHEAH,
II Park row, and Isl Nassau street.
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tkxEs-MsDICAL AND PITY
U should read. ~ II impar>s hnow.
I. Those affected with nes vouo--
raj. or who desire . knowisAsu
eArches, should ncs tai % rsSA
sngravivgs. Price ~; nailed
n NO. l vesey street. Aso0r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

/ JEL Y, A DELICIOUS DRssKRr
ute for animal food, enriches the tsbasu
ell the principal SALOONS HaehsrV
thu Mug or scorchi3g; Jelly koulda.
nd patterns, for sale 1t the ontAbkxnh-
Get, near EAsi BroAdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

The publication OF these letters IN Germany ~ produced
remsrkAbie In Europe spd yin profound
interest The booE Rod Since Ne
mere has been curiosity a. Baron Humboldt
quesonAby be most iboroughy Cosmopolitan
want Of snd perhaps the most absouey
lived had his private thoughts and opufJns
men heh be eey expressed In these on
letter. bis encs They are full Of anecdoe fossp and pr
srapdAout never Arng dealing blows every
even bishes dreeou. Among this correspondence VIII
eews public and private ntere>s from
many Of oelebrated and prominent In every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

y. WHICH WILL m
aay, derives a6l1tks.ai
saisssd IN preparing 4
~ y entfftsd 70 . os0y
The lsdy's rea1suso
% hoe . copyytshf ~
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MAKsHs COUNTING ROOMS.
A PRACTICE AND rHs
BooKKRKPrNa AND Boz
kEA0VkD TO SIS Bh

NGRs. eoUTHwoRrH's new sros
M pubiisbed In the LkD0Hh Of Non
Interest from ths fact that she has bean .
By = well Known ! terAry gentleman, "
rfeht for HE labor IN thss country. whiI'
teine nj NE present time In Eng and. O.
ihai counuy.
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he went In swimmin thav'd 90 10
the banks Of the Lake & steal all his
close, thereby compellin him to sneak
home by sircootius rowt, drest in the
skanderlus s,iie oftbe Greek SIa;v. :. |
ind tha, the keers Of tnarrid life way
heavy onto me-" scd the Profit, +" d
samtimcs I wish Ide remain single" /
left the Profit md stariid for the tavern
where put mp TO. On my way WAS
pvertnk by a large crowd of Mormins.
Which they surrondid me Il statid tia,
thay WAS going into the show free. ?,
Wall" sez "ef find q individoo
ul who is going round lettin folks iuto
his show free III let you know" y..
"We've had Revelashun Lidin US
GO into A. Wards Show without paying
nothinl" they showtil. :. -.
fes," hollered a lot Of female Nor.
n,onessss. ceasing me by the cote tales
and swingin me around very rapid,
we're all going in free. So seq the
Revelashun!! ...........
WHATS Old Revelashun got TO do
with my Show !" seq ], gi,len putty ri
ley. B." Tell Mister Revelashun." sed /,
DRAWN myself up to my full hite and.
lookin round upon tho ornery krowd
with proud Il defiant mean, ",ell Mis-
ter Revelashun to mind hi,o bizness,
subject only to the Konststution Of the
United Stats" -....... ...-..
"Oh now let MS in, that's sweet
man." sed several females, putin thare
arms around me in luvin stile. BE
cum Of us. BEGAN u Preest, and hev
wives Sealed 70 YOU"
Not Seai!" sez J, startin back in
horrer at the idee.
"Oh stay, sir, STAY" sed a tall, gawnt
female, ore WHO'S he'd 81 summirs must
hev parsed, " stay, e. lie he your Jenlle
GaZelle."
r mot ef | know it, you won't" seq T..
Away yu skandulus female. await Go
" be Il Nunnery !" That's what l sed.
jes so.
49," said fat chunky famaile, Who
must hev wade more than too hundred
lbs, ~ will be your sweet gidin Star !"
oeZ i, LIE pet you TWO doliafs anu n
half yu won't!'- WHARF car | may
Rome lie still be ,roo Q thee, oh Betsy
Jane! IN. Betsy Jane is my wife's
Sir naime. .."
Whilst thou not tarry hear in the
Promist Land I" sed several Of the mis-.
ersbil critters.
"Tll Sbe Gust eff l do,-sez 7; arter
which tuck with . leavin. and haint
been TO see brigham since, nor don't
intend to.
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NUMBER 81.
coalda't Keep then IN Mad

1.. A short distancs from the city of
montgomery, in the State Of Alabanas.
on one OF the stage roads leading fsoua
that city. lives a jolly landlord bv the
name OF Ford. In fair weather OF toul.
in hard times or sof, Ford would have
his joke. Il was bitter, stormy night.
or rather morning. about two hours be.
fore day break, he was aroused from al.
slumbers by loud shouting and knocks
at his door. lie tourned out sorsly
against his will. and demanded what was
the matter. II was dark rs tar, and a.
he could see no one, he cried oat:
Who are you there T"
Burder, and Yancey, and Elmors.
from Montgomery" wa. the answer.
"on our way to attend Court. We are
benigh'ed, and want to stay all night"
Very sorry can't accommodate yon
so far, gentlemen. Do anything to
oblige you, but that's impossib!s."
The lawyers-for they were three of
the smartest lawyers in the Safe. and
all ready to drop down with fatigue,
held a brief consultation, and then, as
they could do no better, and were too
tired to go another step, they asked:
Well, cant you stable our horses,
and give us chairs aad a good fire till
morning2"
"Oh, yes, gentlemen. can do that.n
Our learned and legal friends were
soon drying their wet clothes by brigh,
fire, rs they composed themselves for
the few remaining hours in their chairs
doz'ng and nodding, and then swearing
" word or two of impatience, as they
waited I'LL daylight did appear. The
longest night has morning. and at last
the sun came along, aud then in due
time good breakfast made its appear.
ance but to The surprise of t c LAWYERS.
who thou sht the house was crowded
with guests, none bu, themselves sat
down To partake.
Why, Ford, thought your house
was SO full you couldn't give us bed
last night !" said Burder
! didn't say So" replied Ford.
You d'dntl What in the name of
thunder, then, did you say,n
., You asked Inc 10 let you stay here
all night, and I said that would be inn.
possible, for night was nigh unto two
thirds gone when you came. II YOU
only wanted beds, why on earth didn'.
you say so 7"
The lawyers had to give it up. Three
OF them on one side. and tho landlord
alone had beat them all.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-12-20
WAsiIINGroN. December 7

Tho Putnam Phalarx, a visiting com
pany from New Hampshire, visited the
President TO day, and were corrteously
received. They were reviewed by Messrs.
Floyd and Toucey. They visited the
tomb of Washington yesterday. They
left for home this afternoon.
There is better feeling to. day among
the Congressman. 1t is believed a
strong movement is being initiated out
side of Congress for a Southern Con.
veniion, as foreshadowed by the Nation
al Intelligenc.r,
The President has given assurance
that he will not reinforce the forts of
Charleston hsrbor. Major Anderson, a.
Fort Monllrie. has not asked for more
troops. The best feeling prevails be-
tween the garrison and tho citizens.
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Cosrlr.-The volunteers hat Gov.
Stewart OF Missouri, sent to fight Ii on,.
gomery. numbered 700, and the ern.
d'''on will cost the State about $40 ooc :.
A NUMBER of working men in lit
iord have caused to be made n ve,v
handsome cane Of Charter Oak wood.
ana mean to present it to Vice Pref.
dent breckin'idge as a testimonial Of
'he'r just appreciation of his chiyalrou.
character, exalted patriotism, and com
manding ability.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-12-20
Beautiful Anecdote.

In Mr.. Kilpin's school were two bro
theirs, from eleven to twelve years old.
One Of these children had, after repeated
a'Imonitions,. manifested determined,
obstinate and sulky resistance. Mr..
kilpin told him that the result Of sucl,
conduct would be q chas,isement that
would not easily be forgotten. lie was
preparing TO inflict i, on the still har.
dened child. when his brother Paul came
forward and entreatcd that he might
hear the punishment Of his brother. Mr..
kilpin remarked:
my dear PAM, you nre one Of nv
best boys; you have never needed chas
tisement: your mind is iender; could
not be so Unjust as to give you pain, my
precious child"
The dear boy said: Il shall endure
more pain to witness his disgrace and
suffering than anything YOU can iuHict
on me he is a little boy, and younger
aud weaker than ! am. Pray, sir, take
me in exchange for my brother"
Well, james. what say you 10 this
noble offer Of Panl'sl"
He looked at his brother, but made
no reply. Mr.. X. stood silent Paul
still entreated for the punishment. that
it might be finished, and Sept. Mr.. *.
said {: "1-.
Did you ever hear Of any one who
bore insults aud stripes to shield offend.
ers, Paul" - ...
20, yes, sir, the Lord Jesus Christ
gave his back 10 the s,nilers for us poor
sinners, and by bis stripes we are healed
and pardoned. o, sir, pardon James
for my snke, and let me endure the pain.
l can bear it better than he." ..s
Il" But your broiher does not seek par.
don for himself; why should you feel
this anxiety, Paula Does he not dc.
serve correction 7"
20, yes. sir he has broken the laws
of the school aHser repeated warnings ;
you aaave said he must suffer therefore,
rs knew YOU woali not spe,ik an un.
truth, and tho laws must be kept, and
he is sulien and viii not repent. what
can be done, siri DO take me, because
| am stronger than he"
The boy then ,hrAw his arms around
his brothers. neck, and weltcd liis sulky,
hardened face, with tears Of tenderness.
This was rather more than poor James
could stand firmly. HIS iea,s began to
how, and his heart meltcd; he songh,
for forgiveness, and embraced his bro
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-12-20
New ORLEANS Dec. :

. Teras for Secessioa.-Mr. Stewart,
member Of the Texas Legislature
from Gonzales, has issued circular, in
accordance with the resolutions publish
ed by a meeting held at that place. in.
siting the members Of the Legislature
10 DO at Austin, the capital, on the
third Monday Of December. TO hold an
exira session, and call State Conven.
ton. Everywhere the people are hoist.
ing the "Lone Star" flag. Texas is
almost unanimous in favor of resistance
TO Linco!n's Administrati Governor
Houston has promised to resign If the
people demand that he shall concur In
the recommendations Of the Legisls.
ture. ..E a.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-12-20

SATURDAY NIGur.-IIow. many rs
sociations, sweet and hallowed, crowd
around that short sentence, Saturday
night 1t is but prelude TO more
heavenly associations, which the tired
frame and thankful soul hail with re
ne"ed JOY al each succeeding .re,urn.
lis then the busy din Of life ceases
that cares and anxietics are forgotten ;
that the worn. out frame seeks necessary
rcPose, and the mind its relaxation from
earth and its concerns; with joy look
ing for the coming day of rest. so wisely
and beneficially set apart for mans
peace and happiness.
The tired laborer seeks his own col
,"ge, to which, perhaps, he ha. been =
stranger the past week, where a loved
wife and smiling children meet him
with smiles and caresses. uere he
realizes the bliss Of hard earned com.
forts. and at this time, perhaps more
than any ether, the happiness Of domes-
tic life and its attendant blessings.
teleased from the disturbing cares of
the week, the professional maa beholds
tho return Of Saturday night, and he
gladly seeks the clust.ring vines. nour.
ished by his parental care, the reality
OF those joys which are only his own to
know at their peculiar seasons.
Ihe lone widow, too, has toiled on,
DAY Hfser day. TO support her little
charge; hew gratefully does she re,ign
her cares at the return Of Saturday
night, and lhau& her God for this kind
resting place on the way, by which she
is encouraged, from week 10 week, to
hold on her Course.
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COP has written on the flowers that
sweetsn the air-on the breeze ,b.,
rocks the flowers upon the .tem-upo.
The ra'ndroP that refreshes the sprig Of
moss that lifts its head in the desert
upon Its deep chambers-upon every
penciled sheet that sleeps in the cavern
OF inc deep, no less than upon the
mighty sun that warns and chesrs mil.
lions OF creatures which live in its livh,
Upon all His works he has written.
" None liveth for himself,
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onIruARr.-Died. in MilledgsviIle,
Georgia, carly in November, all the
y overt act gentlemen, who were few
but noisy Immediately preceding the
election. They met their deserved fate
at the hands Of a unanimous re.i.tance
resolution.
b:riies having claims against them ara
n''Inea "ni 'hat iireir estates are represent.
ed oy The present co operationisis.
Columbus (Ga.} Time,
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.REcoLLEcTIoNs or THE DEAD.-
There is q remembrance Of the dead to
which We turn. even from the charms of
the living. From the cold and silent
grave springs nothing but FOND regret
and recollections. Who would part
with those feelingsg The recollec,ions
Of friends who are ever dear to us |;
though we are separated blythe cold and
icy hand Of death. We should love to
walk in the old church yard, where our
grand sires and friends ara inferred for
we, too, must soon be laid in the silent
and peaceful bosom Of the tomb, beside
our beloved friends. May ! never forget
,ba, must soon 60 into the lonely dark
grave, where all the pale nations are
numbered. g.. ..., ... ~. =
! have stood by the bedside Of two
dear brothers, and saw them gasp for
breath, while crossing Jordans cold and
icy stream. l have followed them to
The lonely grave, and there saw their
lsst remains laid. There they must ~.
Until GabrieTs trump shall call IT, dead
10 sske, and put on i5.mc.,al;,y THEW
viii die no more. they have won the
s'e'ors the, nave reached the happy
,and .~aste pain and death are felt and
|, reared no more. When ! am lonely
my thosghts run Gar from earth, and
dwell with those who se gone home
May ] eses shssi.h thoughts Of the dead
ash endeAvor 10 be more faithful asd
sfecsionate 10 Inc Sdiseharge Of my da
tes TO the living thai I may gain a place
there ,oo.--Spirif c tAs Age.