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IAd,sstt.-~sns.l
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

wo.yss celebrated scHxpAs Aao~Aro scHSApfs shoah
H. IN the hard. Of every traveller No fsmy should lssys the
city OF BE- without supply during the warm wss'asf
sbly the N effects OF ehrns- o. we.'nof' una
srsee Il 10 the pnr~st liquor made In the void
Pr. mp m pn. and quars sotsss Sold By al Dmssss ono
Gers snd Fruit Stores
"Auo, woIrzs Puss cossAc,"
"BHAspy ~ BorTLEs"
"MApxiaA, snEHHY, snd'
PoRr VINE"
"FoR MEDICAL U.s."
F.pIes who Wines should dive tbs preference 70 "a
above They are ali pure and the best quality Ess
bottle has the importers certificate Of ne purity
UDoLpBo WoLyz
No. % B-ayer-s-, Nsw.Ycfk.
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GARIBALDI AND THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.

GARIBALDI AND THE CON rINENTAL PRESS.
IL II amusing to compare the various epnhss applied
TO Gariba. by the foreign journals We lake the f,l
loving as specimens:
Ga=eftd d. Ndpoh.-The monster in human shape,
Garb ldi BY name has had the aldaify t. attack a.
Ii head Of bal If Du derers the domnions II his
Ma sly the King Ct Naples. 1t Is needless {, add that
measures are taken by tie Cove nj eD T. Capture niu
hen will be justly punished for biz ash aud law
lees undertaking
Ga.tta di Roma-The Antichrst--for il is i'm ,'s-
stIe give person possessed of ths oevi any otner
arpeatiophas dared TO approach the coast OF Sicily
al effected uding with the assistance Of he goddess
and hereto English
Mum,eh VoIssJIatt.--The bandit Garibaldi is about
10 continue bis wicked bloody trade Of human mur-
derer in the happy and peaceful island OF SICILY 1a
Yuma Ga.stt TIE professional rebel hopes u
cont pue hs ormer calling in Sicily bat he Will Dc
previously disappointed and bic dlsgraeefuI attempt
frustrated, by the cou'age and Loyalty OF the brave
troovs of Il King of The Two Slcilies.
Lips,ger Y uang.--1he pi ate GA adj is ofcouree
acting BY the orders OF the King Of Ssrdini.
Berlin Knut Zeitang.-The adventurer Garibal Ii
vii scon III that his lawless career has come u an III
Cas,a Z.itung.--Tbe porvenu Garibaldi. not con-
tent with having kinoled the famrs OF rcvo ioa In
Lii own country is about 10 raise the STANDARD OF
revolt in the hitherto happy Kingdom OF Naples
Haminrg Pdpsrs Gen. Garibald Is steadily d.
yancii ia bis bold and dangerous career.
Gozena d. Bologna.-rhe heroic son of Italy,
wbcse lame true Italian can pronounce without Inc
most profound admiration alid enthusiasm, i no"
Engaged III the niost important caupagn u his event
full lille.
Florence Gazeite-The redeemsr of Itay Is about
to aitack the stronghold of tyranny. Every ru IS
Italian heart besis with hope for the success OF hs i-
lime und rakirg
Gfornoie di Mlano.-Ibe Genius Of Italy has AT
length orawn bis sword and thrown away the sea =
bard reseue his country from hs last remnant vi
tyranny.
Turin Goze,te.-The archangel Gabriel has ap.
poared shape earth in ths perron OF Gan.
bad 10 scatter the last enemies Of Italian liberty aad
bling them to the condgn punishment the, deserve.
Ga-etta di Nopoh latest number)-The com'u an L.
erin chi,f Of tie Kings troops in IDLY tas signei
cspitulaton with his Excellency Gen. Glribaldi ~
Palermo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

,ece, ed In Paris from Bsoo Br-D.s state fhat roso-
linton IL imminent in the Kingdom OF Naoles.
The mi,rion Of the Commander Deinartno 70 Tue
Fren h Cabinet has compi-t, " faded.
MsDRID, June l5.-Tne Senate has unanimously de-
cid, a lot 10 ci,russ the manifesto OF Don Juan.
The cholera Is copfred 10 Malaga.
The FIJI. molly feeling between tho Moors ana span
POLITICAL NEWS.
IosDoS, June I6 III. weekly paper, me fress
nsk.s the following stat. men's;
First that tie Great Powers have discoveren
rcbeme on TIE art Of Rossi4 and France 70 gave tho
Dapubisn province to he Graad Dike Of Leucoten-
berg. The discovery Of this secret arra"ssnsns
han pre at influence in occsonig be cold reception
gwen to Prince Cor schakos proposal 81 M interview
ii, D in Turkey.
Secondly, Russia and Austria nave refused TO recog
rize the annexation If Tuscany to Sardinia Prussia
las esoate ed the obligation of refusal by asking Count
Cayour not To announce the annexation officially.
Tiiroly, That ~ Emperor Nspole'n il appears Is
ao. at 10 claim NJ due 10 France IN m
ders,iop of the new territory wnicn the success OF
Garitsldi ei add TO the II of Savoy, that Genoa;
the Province Of Nice aud the Island Of Sirdiaia
should Le amt xed 10 Frar Co.
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Arrived.

Steamship Great Eastern Vine Ball Southampton June IS and
ST. suhip Yorktown, Parish Norfolk, &C. mdse and pass to
pass e to aoTs . sros, Ssralrc ss Co. '''
Steamship Granada Hewe Neworears June "a and Havana
Ship Creole Pierce New-Ore June cotton and ,s
Ship UnivsI peSaI Liverpool % days mde add se7 pas.
lat ~ 0n 46 no. spoke ship Marquette from Neworleans for
Ship Grey Eagle tof Philadelphia Hughes Havana IA days
Ship Orphes of Boton Howss Baltimore June 49, in bal.
s, q Sutton Co. Has had nothing but Gains since leaving
bark Charles Hedde, Crosby Cdenas June 49, 70
Stuees Co. Been days N Of HaeIas, with heavy N Il
Bark Fannie Carter Matanna. June IL sugar ac Taoup
Don Huh!e SSes IN eoIpsSy WV Isrs :, on tor
the ard passage spoke whaling bark (of MsapS
sett Flsndes on cruise With So eSI; 'p.rm The has
Bs,k Marian (of Philadelphia Smith, Rio Janeiro Nay L.
Barb Tivs Brown Ponce R. June G. sugar and moa..es
B,is Thda E.cher, Arroyo r. r. June 10, nOl.s.es to
r seed very hcsv, f. gale which started the vessel leaking
ns sss Ssss ed e. sos the deck load OF has nov
Big John But tB Miner Port uPlate about June Wis
Big Mary Ann Br Cole North Jossin. IL days. P.
Brig Caroline Porter A.pnwa 81 days. hides, Coffee &C., 10
scbr Equator Br Asbury Eiuher. 10 days fruit Ac to
schr N. H. Gould lof resn Smith, Mention, Italy, May
H. Iuit to Chamberlain, Phelp Co H. the Grand
benk lat IS 49, lon 4 S. spoke fishing chr Massachusetts, (of
Marbehead Small (of Proyincetown Fremont (of
do all reported h:h v.y scarce
70 Deroe CoIners Co June st 20 o. lon "a IS.
Into by sshr Lightning nce arrived from hio 3aniro) which
split the 0spys mansai The L. lost jeeoon, and Sustained
schr ss. Wright; Rogers vnaIsvon days. for sandy
Hook Fertilization
schr Phebe, Morrow Msanaas ID days pirespples to C.
seh, Emma !Br johnson, Windsor &c day. plaster to IL J.
shT Industry tBr, Lent Windsor, N s. IL days plaster 70
scbr Bent Reynolds, Cherryaeld day, lumber to
master
sehr. KOs,h Lee NewburypOst days. md.e. s. W. Lewis
4 Co.
schr Shannon tBrh Hss. Eeuther 10 days. ui: 10 Los
Epeas
sh Kate Merrill wicAs Apaachicol. 20 day. cotton, &C.,
schr c. Dennis Horton Charleston days cotton &C. 10
after
sehr Sabine Robbins Newbern c. days naval stores to
order.
schr. Rescue, Bacon, Baltimore days zeal
schr W bsms,', DhsswsyI Sirsnia . days wood
Schr. PaIsn CLARK. Mschizs days lumber 70 master
schr Gsltrudo Horton, Pend ton Roeklsnd days. lime
sehr oTin Coyl SAITH Rcsklasd days has. .,..
sshr Cone. Mefi.fey Portland Or phad -lpala
Steamer beverly Pierce Philadelphia, nd'e TO Lopez
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and cspe Nay md's
STEAMER Mars Nichos Philadelphia mdss. to J. Bnssau
Stean,er sarah Jones Phadelpha, mdse TO n brgs-
Steamer Petrol baker, Prov violence ndsc TO Isaac cdeh
Enthusiastically. DE Soto, for Havana and eworesns;
ROanol.f for NortoI 40 ship Nosessm' 70. Lyssgooi
Prince; n. de Bsllsile tFrl for Philsdciphis I
BELOw--Ship AndoveI, from New-oreans.
WIND-Sanut. W.
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A personal SKETCH.

Tie second officer in command of steamer Piemonte
,.lieb copyeyed Garbaldi 10 Sicily, in conversation
ib friend gave soDe exciting sketches Of the voy-
aea and the subsequent fighting Ia speaking Of toe
,o,o.. he meutiobedan incident which mighthaye had
very serious consequences Whenthe TWO steamers were
out at sea beyond the Sandman coast 'aroaioi gave
orders that there should be no lights on BOARD curing
che night. Wishing to take q Little EeS'' nc ~i' ''s
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MRS. WtNSLuW,

An sspsreaced Nurse aad Female Physician has soerHSs
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PuCB - CEsrs 6oTrLl -
None genuine ools.s the facsimile Of CuaTn PrHuU
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

In steossship Matdnzas from Motanras-M NJ Owens and
con- Mrs e. Bacrledo Mrs B. Calderon Mrs. Herasodez
and son, Mrs E. ouisssas M. wsnderputter Mrs Ch.
Giralt j. Sands =. Davis =. Hernandez. A. Psrdo Wm
Scbweyer, j. schweyer Cartys Ahns o. ChsErsnd, n
Diss r. vi Loeb. c. R. Woolson, Malcolm r. Peclier, j.
Wellington Van Tesse A. Brsinsrd A. Diaz, Reed j.
B. bioden. J. Bers villa, Y: McDo~rn, b. Martinez,
MARQUIS Del Real Arrado swirl w O. Whidden j. J. Hize
j. Jones NJ Post, Reth s. Scott g. Palmer, haliow,
W. McWilisms, u. Poier, 4. Clarkson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

PaY,yG THE WoRKNEy.-About 900 men were
raid off We iay 10y The Guy inspector The Park,
~ ire nsigtborbood If the new engne-buiding, vas
full Of them all day. Ea'h man was paid days
wag. 8 for the tine Dst in ~ai,ng for his turn The
,ou,mop labo,ers get s. 20 day, making the total
amount disbuised yesterday about $4,000. Hence
.ort., TIE men will be pa1 If monthly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Juss
Cleared.

Steamship Roanoke Couch, Richmond Ludlam Heincken-
ShiP-Henisphere, Taylor New Orleans, N Ii; Brigham
Bahs-Lucy Ring 1hurow Ezabethpor b. load rr Cabs,
Brett Son Co Ceres Conck, Msrs.iles Post Small. NJ.
Sawyer bartlett, Sargus H. D. Brookmsn Co. Coelis Bar
tor Havana, -; Elizabeth wilkins, -; Trsjan, Bailey,
alt Cay. Walsh Carver l. Chase.
Brigs-Msrgaret Ray St. John P. l. Neyus SOM Tn ia
,Br.)' Wstkmsop Bull, Brown, De Ro.sstt Co
s. hooneIs-H Helena (Br) Roberts Pctou q. r. Trumbull;
:. Bowman Wo..ter, anyagues, ). " Onataya Co s
Elzsbehpoit w Smith Boyd Charleston. McCrsady,
Mott Co. Advance (Br Curry Turks Island u. H. Dewo-
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CRY ITEMS

A concert for the beDeht Of the Ieaa, t. Hopper
Home will take place Godtek Hall, No. 765 Broad
way, this even ming, TIE performers all being amateurs
Tie charity for which tbs entertainment is gwen u
worthy II the most generou. support.
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Insect PowpsR and

[AJv-rtisementl
REWARD g. Co.'S IEPALLIBtE
Patent HousRKEnPxR's RisIB
Insect ro"D"" A'N ysRus DEsrRoYlB
The only truly rrsbls article fer the eats mnaon OF sed
Bues Reaches Croson Bugs Moths d1den inseo' h' "''e'
kc. ~ "a, p...sr.x
Dwellings, ships &C., cleared BY contract NO cure nqpV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

SANDY HOOK june f sanse.shp Pc Revenoe and Victory
Coz LeTpoo cleared the Bar al s4 Que chip TO W.
Nelson Son nom Orleans and another ship going 40 the
Bay. inc hight :. 8. w.
DONG BRANCH, June g. surst-Nc vesels Ia sixhs bound
in Wind =. y. w. Weather hay.
HIGHLANDS jane 7s consolidating In sight Wind
light 3. Weather elesI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

SwoEs INTO OFFIcE.-James Gregory was sworn
to Office yesterday as Assistant Heath Wafden oil
the Sixteenth Ward and Tlomas aartio as Iospector
OF Contract Wo,k mcer the Cfoton Board.
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fAdyertisement.l
AdVrItlscnHHtsI
,TF a,flR GREAT EASTERN.

STE8MtR GREAT EASTERN.
500 gross LosDos CLUB sArcE, shipped By PARKER BRo,
Iopdon ord consigned their Ase,t A. j. PAgkks No. 10
st viii be ready for delivery to aud dealers in
q frH naNa
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fAdyertisemept,

OUT OF HIS PLACE.-WOuld you be Banker,
Broker Merchant Mechanic Law yer Phydc Cier
gymsn Teacher Art Before fixing either go to
frof FOwLsR No a3 broadway and have Chart of your
,rue ri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

II. Il. KIERsTED & Son, Druggists and Pharma-
e-pti,ts III open their new Of Broadway
and leh-st. Tais friday EVENING, June 20.
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The Messina mail-boat has brought beside the let
teys, Il following cocunen, proved ~ Psermo

TO THE FRFE CONSUMES OF sicily
riIK CoxaASpASI -GEsKEAL or the GrEaIrLTaos
Fron he carp OF Gihi ross des info 70 te i'nio's
purross of serving ms The bass of operaii M agrst
the capital tie fortune If arts excited by the vaor
of our continental Ioher,. led iis ~ Doituroai
ma CHI at duybr, ak on the 9th of May, vctori'us
into Palermo. f.s.yrf SD
6ps blow till remains for the completion Of the
victory The three days Of rru asked fr ought 70 bs
employed by in incrrasing the national f1cccs III
making filter organization for the solemn momeui.
Armed cirizens Of the insugent pr,viprcsfy hlther
at our patriotic call, 10 destroy or drive ou' and
prom ply from our lands tie horces Of the Bolroon
At tie invitation, which, after forced r,lenes nj
twelve years. was addressed 10 you by simple pitro
from the mountains Of Roccamena and Gibifossa, -
three DAYS You have occupied the designated blgns
with ure than COO contataDir. Now, At the in n.
tstioD to achieve the gigantic euterprise 20 nmenced
under the formidable ags Of the hero of Varese send
ato TO the snrpor of the country your sons who are
the sons Of Italy.
In the quarters that we shall open for their gather
ing which will he administered and directed by per.
sons known for their love Of country and patriotic -en'
rmenie our guelileros will pd organization and dis.
cpipe, and III the fights suitable military command
and support.
Oh brohers these three days ought to dig the grave
Of The Bourbonic dynssiy aud of bru force.
To arms then, and magnanimous deeds will GRO wn
your poms-t. 80,
Long live Italy Long live Victor Emanae, u!
Poioms May 3D. 1850. o. IA hAsA
According TO dirrafch from Naples, the N-ap,li.
tans ttil Ietain in Sicily only Nlcssna, racuse,
al Aeosta but also Millzzo and Lieata Miiazzo Is
situated on the road between Messina aud Ptemo at
the entrance of the isthmus the cape which bears
| its ane and Is ~ miles from hessina, and lag from
Palermo 1t kind OF depot for tn g-rrson OF ms--
sipa; for the Notifications of Milszza, which were
nee considerable destroyed 10 1854. The popu
lan is about IL 000 Lcaa serves for vctuaicg Sy-
Iacute II contains Is 600 inhabitants, and ands on
the road from Grg.nii. Lcata has fortress built On
| a rock which advances into the sea-
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fAdyertissment.l
MYERS MIRACULOUS

vEanfS DESTROYER -
IL the only sure extensor Of Rats and Nice Garden In
ses Apts Rosches and Water Bugs Prnci. Depot NO. OLE
Broadway Sod BY all druggists
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US. DIsrmcr Cougr-Ncs. 80, 49toy
SUPgEsE Coux, --LiK, VI, Part j. lsbst causesl.
Nos !sss asis, 4sss ssss, Nas Icss t1l e. isS -,
ssis 1880 zsoo $751; sis l7fS ls4s 4ses ~ 47 SIS
sossl 400 1sss 4<7, VA go 4s,i, ISL g !sts an
4z3 462, 1853, 4S79, Sz 30i 1916 4l9o IT, 1884, iSss
ipeo 4fsl isss 4sse 1851, est 900 4s2si a. ilss a
5OIA 1855 2a2 2il6. 500. 1907, 1881, 4l2l. ~
SuPERIoR CoURT.-Uncbsbged.
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COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-The only bushes
'lei,d by this Board yesterday VIA the trausfe
OF Seigeapt Brooks of the Fourth Precinct, to tn
Twenty flint Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

EXCISE CoNsIssIoSERs.-Ths b ard met on
TbuIsdsy morning and granted fourteen licences =
Twelve 10 nnheeIers and tso 20 storekeepers-at $50
each.
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C,Hcuirz-yusy 7-Befo'e Justice LseARp.
LIABILITY or COMMON cAkRfhs.
Rail- Blsck Co. sg The Liverpool NswYoE ana Phisdsy.
phia -tsaoispic &c.
TIE plaintiffs in 'his action as<@d 'eaveo withdraw
Ira wbi sss granted The fso the casswers rsporSsd
y-ssIdsy Jsm-s radsy snd orpeios FkSor piratads;
Plat, Gerard 4 BUCKLEY ios dsiend'ufa
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HE CASE OF GARDsER FUnsEss. In the case of
c"mIsin, 81 John Hannah sgsu Mr. Girdnr Furns.s an
animation having taken place before Justice Welsh IN. com
phnt We duised and facts showed tina, the
nssr VIA The ie-ult o. Misunderstanding without any Grim
ina intent whatever
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RFOPENING OF MEADE BROTHERS GREAT
Dowxqowx uALIHRiRs No. 3 BROADWAY, opposite the fas,
Rrtitsd at a cost Of several thousand dollars
PrAUREs ALL STYLES, DAILY
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SELLING JAPASEsE BALL TIoKErs.-Aldermar
STAR has Withdrawn lis suit Tor libel against Francis seas
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MOCK AUCTION SwISDLER.-Wecome Conve,se
Of 49, siat re no being resident of the ey hoYl
70" so"n o,uer went ihtp mock Hnst,n store No 9i
b., ad%sy ~h're be- purchased wsich Tor as and wa
dird o,t Il is money lily az he had been ysrd AMI
fes faikhuIst and enoh,r ~hose name Il untnown
tail 70 answer the charge. 49, '' w ""u
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tAdvegtisement
JAPANESE EMBASSY.
PHo1oenAPHs OF all sizes aud syea Of the Japanese Embassy
for sale AZ -F N''1'''
BRApr's GALLERY
No. oia Broadway, corner 8leeeksrs.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
MISCELLANY Y.


"Was vour lesson difficult ?" kindly
enquircd young teacher of a ragged un-
couth looking lad of about ten years, who
was one Of her class which had Just fin
isheG u recitation was your lesson diff
fioult, my boy?"
The boy thus addressed, raised his
large gray eyes with an enquiring look,
as if to satisfy himself that words, breath
Cd in so sweet tone, were intended fer
him; but, as he met his teachers gentle
gaze, they fell aud, dropping bis head, he
forebore to reply. His teacher percei"-
ing that he felt tie rebuke, aud deeming
it sufficient, said no more, and dismissed
the class. This lad, Johnny by name,
was the son of poor pa ents, both OF whom
we're habtuated to the use Of ardent
spirits. and of course, grossly neglected
their children, beating and abusing them
as their excited passions prompted; sell
dom aud perhaps never let from their
lips word of kindly interest even, much
less of love.
Johnny being Of mischievous tenn
permanent, was the reci pient of unbound
ed harshness; but to this disposition he
owed the privilege Of attendance at the
village schoo, whittier he was sent to ''be
out ofthe way" This was the 6rst day
he had been under the care of the pres
ent teacher, whom ! will call Miss Al
mer. Johnny possessed a quick and re-
tentive mind, and when he chose to ap-
ply himself could stand at the head Of his
class. u
But his half learned lessons came
oftener than his perfect ones, and always
brought him severe reprimand, and Oft
en- chaStisemel t, which seemed to have
no other. effect than to harden and de-
base him. Growing up under such in-
fuences at home aud at school, lie became
morose and i'll tempered boy, disliked
and Stunned by his schoolma,es on whom
lie sought to revenge himself By all the
petty annoyances his fertile brain could
devise. Such was the lad when he be.
came the pupil of Miss Almcr She had
rebuked him for bis FIRST error gently, as
was her wont. and trusting to the poten-
CIV of such reproof, had dismissed him
from her mind but not SO easily We're
the kind words forgotten by the poor boy,
to whom SO gentle tone was so rare as
10 awaken astonshment. 1t fell among
the rude thoughts and feelings of his
heart. az flower among thorns. 1t was
to his ear, that was wont TO catch only
the harsh tones of unkinduess, as strain
of sweet melody after jarrng discord.
Oh! why do we so often withhold that
which costs so little to give, and Yet may
prove such treasure to the receiver p
But to the story. Miss Almer fingered
at the school room ill all tho pupils had
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
SEPTEMBER 20 1861

shareholders of Au.erica! If you have no
sense for the natural rights OF the black
man, no appreciation of your own inter.
ests, have YOU no hearts for your children !?
| hear the silly objection that you;
sense of honor forbids you to desert your
cause. Sense of honor! Imagine fu-
ture generation standing around the tomb
stone of the bravest of you, and reading
the inscription /" Here lies gallant man
who fought aud died for the cause-of
human slavery" What will the verdict
be2 His very progeny, unable to realise
the peculiar cham of ideas which bound
him to his peculiar institution, will ex-
claim, !" Ii was either knave or fool. .
There Is not one OF you who, if he could
rise from the dead century hence, into
the purified atmosphere of an age more
enl ghtened and humane, would not glad
ly exchange his epitaph for that OF the
meauest of those who were hung at
Charlestown.
Sense Of honor. Since when has it
become dshouorabe to give up the errors
of Yesterday for the truths Of to-day to
prevent future disasters by timely re-
forms Since when has it ceased to be
the highest glory to sacrifice ones preju-
dices and mnwentary advantages upon
the altar of the common weal2 But those
who seek their glory in stubbornly resist,
lug what is glorious, must find their end
/ in inUlorious misery
| turn to you, Republicans Of Missouri
Your countrymen owe you debt OF ad
miration and gratitude to which my pool
voice can give bu. a feeble expression
You have undertaken the noole task Of
showing the people of the North that tht
siavehoIding States themselves contain
the elements Of peaceable regeneration
and of demonstrating to the South how
that regeneration can be affected. {ol
have inspired the waveriug masses Will
confidence in the practicahaity Of ou
ideas. To the North you have given en-
couragement; to the South you have Sc
an example Let me entreat you not tt
underrate your noble vocation. Strugel,
on, brave men! The anxious wishes o
millions are hovering around you. Strug
Gle on, until the banner of emancipation
is planted upon the capitol of your State
and one of the proudest chapters Of Gu
history will read: Missouri led the van
and the nation followed