davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-07-03

TEE AccInEsr TO THE CoLoRADo.-Some
statements have been made to Us BY the gen
tleman who snperfntended the setting up Of
fh6 Cnlorado's engines, which satisfactorily
ex1.lairs the whole matter, and relieves the
late Chief Engineer Of the Navy, now resigned;
from the suspicion Of having tampered with
tbe engines. The plece cut from the standard
MSS sawed ont FIVE years ago, when She en-
eInes were frst set up, TO gtYs roqm for
qutpt1y the bearings of The pulley were altered,
md the block was cut OF. When the engtnea
we1e. overhau1ed, three years ago. our infor-
msnt, filed up the place which had BEEN cut
ont, by boiling In piecs Of Iron. II the stan-
basd + as weakened By cutting into 1t, Il was
.s:r!y not 5ntentiona,ly.-RosonJ Journat.
, 1861-07-03


The above is the title Of an octayo Of II
PAGES, by Tbos. s. Thompson, licensed Coast
Pilot for the Lakes. It is what It's title inii-
cafes, q f" coast pilot" for the Upper Lakes, On
both shores, from Chicago to Butf@.e, Green
Bay, Georgian Bay, and Lake Superior, With
the COURSES and distances on the east and
west shores Of Lake Michigan; directions for
sailing North Of the Beavers, in Green Bay,
Georgian Bay, Tire Canadian side Of Lake Hu-
ron, Saginaw Bay, the Straits Of Mackinac,
SauN Ste. Marie River, Lake Superior, Detroit
River, both shores Of Lake Ontario and the
Canada side Of Lake Eric, It also contains
ch5rts CT the most Important rontes, with the
light houses on the lakes, and The rules fol
Government Pilots. In all Its details 1t has
the appearance Of being correct snd full, and
1t cannot fall to be an Invaluable aid to every
vessel OF steamboat pilot on the lakea-
1t is published by James Barnet, 1s9 Lake
street.
, 1861-07-03

Drrsox's ssI1cr Mrs1o Poh BnAas 1Aspa. !nci,a ~
trr Popular National Ats. Printed on Cards iot taa
rtt of Fanta .. p1teea or less nnpansr e inssra
menta Prsce slGp:R - AaGs1 - ct PIT %
OLIVER DFTsoN . CO. raol.ah|ra, ass<sa-
, 1861-07-03

IL ROARD IN 4 PRIVATE
~ FAMILY ~-A gentleman and vile or two fingla
geutlemeK can be accommodated with Board in =
private family, Location desirable. Apply At 2z5
II diana street, te$I2t
, 1861-07-03

n. 7. Trihnne's DispStch41
31aicr General Fremont received his com
mission, to day, In the regular army. The
Only other Major General so commissioned is
Gen. Mcclellan, to whom he, therefore, ranks
, 1861-07-03

ST. LOUIS July al. P. Knott, Attorney
General Of this State, who has been a prisoner
at the Ars5nal for several days, Was released
to-day. It is understood orders have been is
sued to the Co1anela Of regiments in different
for opinions sake.
party Of 81 Hcme Guards, while securing
for eontraband near Farmington, st. Francis
county, on Monday, came upon body Of 800
lcy, killing ,heir captain and several othess.
The rebels then retreated to 1ronton. None
of the Guards were hurt.
, 1861-07-03

T OST-I ast week, a Coral aid
81 Gold Bracelet, corner. Lake and Stats st1ssez,
stapl9n7 ON tbs ea1rage into q. O. AkoaaN>
IRE dndet E,N be literally rswarted oY laaytg xaia
BRACELET 1t the store Of II. O. 6tonsa No, 81 Lake
Street jy3Ilt
, 1861-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2-The Ho12d says, In con-
sequence Of ia difficulties and discourage
ments thrown In his way, Hon. D. z. 8ickIes
has re]inquiahfd the plan Of forming brig
age, fnd now .reeumes the Colone1cy Of the
Regiment prsvi vious1y commanded by Col VIII
, 1861-07-03
Cbicago Grit,u&tc


WHFARTMENT OF lEI1NV4o
A lew military department entitled
the Department Of Illinois, has been
created. It will consist Of the State
of Illinois, and be commanded BY Brig
adler General John Pope, late Captain
in tie regular army. The War Depart
mept as forwarded "the boundaries" to
Eer F11e
, 1861-07-03

The Confederate States, says the EabUe Req
liter, are supplied with commissary stores to
support annrmy Of 100, 900 mentor six months.
In less than hslf that time our own crops Of
brEadetutfs viii have Matured. We have, too
arms and ammunition for three years, war.
Long before. the expiration Of that time We
shall have learned how to make our own guns,
noWder and ball
, 1861-07-03
4 False Report and ItA Contradiction.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia inquirer gives
4 Iumor that Secretary Welles, Of the Navy
Department, has reeigned, to take effect as
said to be convinced that some one else can
better I'LL the office than himself In this mo-
menteus struggle, and the names Of Com
Stockton, JOHN P. Kennedy and Cornelius
Wander hit are mentioned as his successor.
new YoRK, July IA speclal dispatch to
the Pest Gays there is not the least foundation
for the report Of the resignation Of Secretary
, 1861-07-03

+ >OST-Somewhere bstWeen the
- Dearborn House and Randolph street On TAb-
ash Avenue, eel,ectio9 g9ok fos street spElns1as
finder BY leaving II at this office or at the Dearborn
HonsC. will be 6ultAblT rewarded. iY3x3t
, 1861-07-03
An tsmbarxo on Both sides.

LOUISVILLE, July a.-Gove1nor Harris, Of
Tennessee, has stationed an agent at Mitch
elleyi]1e, on the Louisville l. Nashville Rail
road, near the Northern Tennessee line, to
prevent goods declared contrabaud In the
Southern Confederacy from going North; and
MI. Gotten, United States Surveyor OF this
FIanklIp, the next station north, in Kentucky,
to execute similar offices In behalf Of the Fed
eraf C1nyefnment
, 1861-07-03
Nen1 Embellishments.

WANTED-5oo active, energetie
W young and middle sged men to act ss Agents
In the CHes, 8gcs toNut and Ill through the West
Inducements hatterlng Agents are 1naHox rom IS
45Fer d1y according to thetr espsy Gof bUsiaess
Hor:e Place, Chicago Post Otncs Boz %Q57
The Hydrupuh can be found 1t the a1me plsee,
Price $l5Oo. l3613t
, 1861-07-03

The Nashville Union Of June 25th learns
that the Illinois troops have all evacuated
Memphis except one regimenti
A Richmond letter OF the 21et In the Mem
phis appeal Gays that Gen. Magruder has
"sxecuted sudden retrosrade movement,
aud fallen back upon Yorktown" The writer
adds that this "has disappointed the general
expectation offs fight at Newport News"
A Richmond letter Of the 22d Ii the same
paper, eays that the news from Missouri is SO
conflicting that no reliance can be placed upon
anything from that quarter.
, 1861-07-03

Louis 8eceaaIopls1s.
Hon. James B. BoWlin ia at Richmond, high
IN the favor Of JET. Davis. Vim. 4. Sesy is
negotiating near Baton Rouge, La. Cotton
Greene, formerly member Of the Executive
Committee Of the Bseck5nridge party in MIS-
sour, is at Memphis. Dr.. MonIose 4. Pal1en
is q surgeon in the Confederate army at Mem
editor Of t6e Builetin. forger, &c, i sofou1nIns
at Chorleston, 8. G.. Col. John s. Bowen, TAX
en- prisoner at Camp Jackson, and let off on
taking the cath, has been at Richmond, bnt is
now at Memphis. where he is raising d ssMls-
.Rnuri Regiment" Capt. B. N. Hart, son Of
Henry N. Hart, who took the oath after the
Camp Jackson affair, has command Of com
pany at Memphis. B. Wi1sonsD nike is st Mem
phis also. Thomas l.. Snead Is with CIatb.
Jackson. Pollard, formerly scribbler for the
Bulletin, is in St. Louie, but keeps himself hid
most Of the time.-,X Louis Democrat.
, 1861-07-03

THK COMET

nsa11'4s- 81 hosssaett, Of Ottawa, informs Us that
aezs now Illuminating the northwest
10y. ,s1S.a'ens cannot possibly be the visitanf
p1s4sE.l. a a1o 1855, as he at first supposed.
3 sf;Fs,5S on Of the opinion that it is a total
B:,e sttr.
, 1861-07-03
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY,, JULY 8, 1861:

and transferring It to the Supreme Court. The
writ having thus been mnde absolute, the de-
PENDANTS appeared In the Court Of Quarter
{sebsions this ziternoon, and entered into re-
cognizance to appear for trial
, 1861-07-03

ALBANY, July Erred. s. Lttlejohn, who
wat arrested on charge Of bribing officers Of
the State Legislature Ia passing d bill fixing
The Post Office site in New York city, was
brought up in custody to day, and gave 81 900
bail to answer the charges.
, 1861-07-03

We learn that eeven hundred and twenty Of
selves to re-enlist for the war. Many mem
-be1s' Of the other regiments will probably do
the same. Tie uen wifi be permitted to 70
home free Of charge at the expiration Of the
: three months, on visit, previous to enlisting
for three yeats.-St. Louis Democrat
, 1861-07-03

FoND pU Lac, July 2.-The contract for
transporting the Sd Wisconsin Regiment was
kt to-day to the Michigan Southern Railroad.
The Regiment Nil probably leave here next
Tuesday. The 4th Regiment, at Racine, will
move at the eaHsa time. .
, 1861-07-03

FLn1RA, N. T., Jnly 2.--The Oswego (29th)
Regiment, Col Sullivan, LEFT here this after
rc0n for Washington, via Harrisburg. The
Southern Tier (23d) Regiment, Col Hoffman,
will Leave On Saturday. +.
, 1861-07-03

Ths A1mx Ffaud Case as eletsbpiRh.
14TsnUHdh. Il ItHsdd T. July 2.-The Ffowenfeld ffand
case came before Justice Lour!e, Of the su-
prene Court, this morning, when, alter hesr.
frg the arguments Of the caunssl. the Judge
refused withdrawal Of tbs writ of cersioruri'
isfred yesterday, !ekiug tha case trom theju
riediction Of tie Court Of Q1arter Sessions
, 1861-07-03
Traitors stricken from tIte Ke1l.

WAaH1naToH, July 2-Caps. Maury, Assis
tant Adjutant General Capt G. L. Stevenson,
Fifth Infantry Lieut.. Dillon, Sixth Infantry,
and Major Albert emi b, are stricken from
the Army list tor expressing reasonable de-
signs against the Government.
, 1861-07-03
WARRINGTON ITEMS,


Especial Dispatch to the n. T. Herald
WARRINGTON. JUNE 30, 1851.
THE GRAND MoyEMEST-THE PLANS or GEN.
SCOTT.
It is evident that General Scott intends to
bring together Whatever number of troops
may be necessary to avoid any contingency OF
failure In the execution of his plans for the
suppression Of the South Carolina rebellion
During the past week there have arrived here
Fif1eeeth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth. .Thiriieth,
Thirty first. Thiny-second, Thfrty.seventh,
and Thirty. eighth New York Regiments, and
Colonel Bakers California Regiment raised In
New York, the Second Wisconsin, Second
Vermont, First Minnesota, Fifth Maine, First
Second, Third md Fifth New Jersey, and the
teen 1nll regiments. OF these the Fifteenth,
TbiHieth and Thirty-seeond New York, Col
Bakers California Regiment from New York,
the Fifth New Jersey, and Ninth Massachu-
sets hare arrived since midnight Inst night
Since the government has determined upon
that Gen. Scott and the War Department are
equally determined to work up to the eIner-
geucy, and hare everything ready for stimuli
taneOu5 forward movement along the whole
line Of operations, from the Potomac to the
w6stern boundary OF Missouri. The divisions
Of Mcclellan aud Patterson are already in mo-
tioD. The forces here are only visiting the
proper moment to cooperate. Gen. Prentiss
at Cairo and Gen. Lyon in Missouri are in
state Of preparation, and not many days can
elapse before the grand movement win be
made which will, without doubt, push the war
soutlwa1ds beyond the southern boundaries
Of the Border States Of the South, and relieve
them from the oppressive despotism to which
they are now subjected by the armies Of JEFF.
Davis and his rebel lc0-conEpirators. NotTith-
standing the presence Of such an immense
number Of troops in and around the capital,
the city today has been quiet and Sabbath.
ike. There have been no signs Of distuz~
bance Of the peace. and the admirable police
engagements Ct General Mansfield atad are ~ ample
trolls Of infantry and cavalry, and the summary
arest and commitment to the gnnrd. .honBe Of
all intoxicated or disorder1y soldiers, ara sufl
c'ent to maintain perfect discipline and subor-
dination. Gen. Mansfield deserves great cred
It for this.
, 1861-07-03
Facts and Rumors from WashIngton.

WASHINGTON, July 2-It is believed On the
authority Of our best scouts, that the whole
number Of armed Confederate troops in Wiz
giu1a is not over 75,o00. 5000 of them are
II and around Manassas Junction.
DR.. Harley, late editor Of the Nashville
Democrat, addresses letter to tho National
Republican,, protesting against any coupro-
mise or peace until the rebels acknowledge
the authority Of the Government.
More Federal steamers are to be sent to the
mouth Of the Potomac to strengthen the
bloekading Hcet.
Secretary Chase has not yet finally decided
On the financial suggestions to be In his
report 10 Congress.
1t is rumored that an expedition of war
steamers went down last night to take posses
zion Of Matthias Point.
The correspondent Of the New York
Express says 1t Is not the purpose Of the Gov
c1nmert 10 give the enemy battle On any
grand scale tillafter August. In the mean
time the rebels can have battle whenever
thty choose to advance, but no advance on
Richmond is contemplated By Gen. Scott be-
fore September 1st-
It is said that neither the Presidents Mes
sage nor the Department reports are yet fin
isEed; ard it ia not determined whether they
fhall be printed or not In advance Of delivery.
a general order cautions officers that their
men cannot be paid on their mastering rolls,
but proper documents will be sent to them.
, 1861-07-03

Bosron, July 2-The steam f1igate Susque-
ta1na Will faii this evening or e>dT tomorrow
morning. The Cumberland is daily expected
At The Nary Yard. 49, :" -.
, 1861-07-03

6Ale 09H&pe0keA Fe1se1R.~
New YoRK, Fly 2-Ths SLAYER Nightingale
WAS to-dsy eold st auction for e1S, ,000, and the
prtyatetr Savannah for 81 ESQ
, 1861-07-03

Gum Reeetved from Europe.
New YONG, duly 2-The steam:htp Ham.
monia, from Europe, brought 10000 rifles.
, 1861-07-03

Yo<fE,M ME1trH1s.--We sre indebted to the
frrica1 Express Company for lat- p&ne-s
{ ,ICn Memphis.
, 1861-07-03

From The above table It will be seen that,
uotv outstanding the drawbacks which
have occurred during the past si1 months,
to affect our commeAce, thereceipts exceed
those Of 1850 by upwards Of foe millions Of
bu.llezs, and that year exceeded any other
in the previous history Of or city. Those
Who have been talking lately Of the "de-
cline of the grain trade Of Chicago" would
do well to consult the above figures.
The following table shows the amount
Of -four and grain in store in this city on
the Isl Of July, compared with the state
1nents Of the three previous weeks:
, 1861-07-03

HAoEnsTows, June 2-Ear1y this morning
the troops concentrated here crossed the ford
at Wj1liamfpo1t. The post of honor in
crossing wns given to the 1st Wisconsin and
11th Pcnnsy lRanie Eegimenta4 They came
within - yards OF the enemy. The rebels at
Ma1tinebuIg embracing four regiments Of in.
faut1y and one OF horse were cngaged in tn
conflict They had pieces Of artillery, part
Of them rtfed cannon, and were commended
by jackson.
A far as known, our casualties are two
killed with several wounded. Several dead Or
wounded secessfoni6ts were left on the field
in their hasty retreat. The loss Of life on
their side was probably very heavy.
Anticipating the retreat Of our forces the
rebels bad cut down fences, DC, to intercept
us before reaching tie river. The first stand
Was made at Pottersfeld farm, near Haynes
vile, where house and barn had to be de-
stroyed to charge on the enemy. Here the
conflict was fierce. The rebels finally retreat.
ed, leaving knapsacks and blankets every
where.
W11L1AMsPoRT, July lit appears that the
intended crossing Of the Potomac at Shep-
ards Ford, by our troops, was abandoned on
account of the stcepncss OF the opposite
bank. The whole force encamped at the ford
embraces eight full regiments, besides several
corps Of artillery, cavalry, dc, under march
ing orders might. They will cross the river
and stay, and take ten days rations. General
johnson 1ice three miles this side Of Martins
burg, with 5000 men. He has been observed
erecting earthWork batteries and planting
guns in position to prevent the passage Of
our trcops.
, 1861-07-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE TIs sADE.


The following tab'e shows the receipts
and shipments OF leading articles Of COM
merce during the past six months, COM
pared u It'll tie two previous wears:
, 1861-07-03
NO COMPROMISE WITH TIE AIT0R4

Ent7gctic Measures In larpdratioA-7nc For
seaTd Noren,ent-Nh it has beezs delayea-
The force IN and about Washington
, 1861-07-03

Reb.l :, s,mpathizers are engaged in getting
up rumors about dieaHectfon among officers
ant! soldiers in the U Union army, With the hope
If >reating disturbances and producing for it
bad reputation il the public mind in this
country, aud sending the same abroad to re-
act in favor Of the Southern Confederate
Statee. One of these rumors has been indus.
triorsly circulated here 10. day, that Gen. B IT.
ler threatens to resign in consequence Of tron'
BILE at Fortress Monroe; that the garrison Is
demoralized, and that the New. York Regi-
menta there demand New York Major Gen.
ersl. There is no truth in the reports what
ever. At the same time it Is safe to say that
strong efforts are making to indace the Gov
ernment to send General Dix to Fortress
Monroe and detail General Butler On q line
With Gen. Mcdowell, for tho grand movement
soon to be made forward. It is evident that
nd movement cau be 1nade forward from Fort
res Monroe until more horses, wagons, cav
airy and cannon are granted to ttat wing Of
the u1mJ. It Ii believed that Gen. Scott is
pu1poeely keeping Gen. Butler from supply
cf these articles to pre4 ant his movement M.
I'll certain period, when the order to move
forward will extend alosg the whole line from
Fortress Monroe to the Mississippi, present
Ing such scene as the world never Jet gazed
upOu.
, 1861-07-03

Tie following table shows the total re-
ceipts OF grain Gnc1uding Flour in this
city from the 1st Of January ill the 1st OF
July, for series Of years:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

A Word to Mothers.

The maternal Office has done and IS dong
great things, ard there is 10 danger Of your
estimating il % highly. You operate upon
the infant ami juvenile mind, and that lolip-
once is felt through the scenes OF youth the
maturity Of manhood, and in all the depart
mcnts Of He You touch keys which may
Yihr4to to the music Of the upper temple, ana
swell the ballcuah chorus Of ransomcd beings.
Who reared up for usefulness the prophet
Samuel the evangelist Timothy that DIS
tioguishcd father Of thc Church, IT. Angus
tine, and the eminent Newton and Doddridge'
and " cloud o. witnesses, who, having sory-
ed their generation faithfully, are now with
Christ above, happy in the admiration of ms 5
glory, and the enjoyment OF his friendship
Mo,hors! Fee then the dignity Of your
station; the vantage ground on which you
stand, and act accordingly And may Goa
pour his Spirit upon your seed, ana ms
blessing upon your offspring '--Noi4er'
Magazine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
Saved

There is a world Of joy shut up IN that
little word, saved How many a dawn Of
rich and golden beauty for the soul has II
u,hered in after o gloomy night Of deferred
hope and anxious watching 1t Is always q
sweet word to hear--a swccter word to
speak So full of happy music when the
lips utter t-so full Of happier meaning
when the heart feels it. The voice never
breathes it, bat the face becomes radiant with
Joy, and the eye sparkles with delight
Every chord Of the heart ybrates with mex.
prcssibo pleasure, as its music falls upon the
ear long waiting in anxious expectation.
1t has history Of its own, written in tie
mingled experience Of sorrow and JOY Of
many soul Few there are who have not
uttered it in more or less iullness Of It's
meaning; few through whose souls IT has not
sent thrill OF delight, filling it too full for
utterance. Sonnd it out in the stiffness OF
night, and some aching heart will take it up,
and send it joyfully back again through the
gloom and darkness Whisper it ever 50
softly, and there will be some soul that can
not contain Itself for very joy. 1t is the az
enuc through which the soul breaths out its
Overlooking gratitude. Its whole expression
is that Of thankluIness.
Saved and from what? All from life
OF intemperance, Of misery of crime, Of
degradation Of shame, oil infamy and from
death. If you have known, Kind reader
what it is to have had the dear object o
your hearts Lest affections snatched from
any Of these calamties, you have found ne
word that could SO itly express the outgnsh
ing thanktuIness of your heart, as that iittl'
word, Saved
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

A SOFT ANSWER TuRNErn AWAY WRATH.
The horse Of pions man in Massachu-
sets happening to stray into the road a
noighbor Of the man who owned the horse
put him into the porad Meeting the owner
soon after, he told him what he had done
aud added
If ! ever catch him III the road hereafter
III do SO ag,io.
.Ncigdbor, replied the other, not oog
since / looked out Of my window IN the
night, and saw your cattle ID my moving
ground. drove them out and Shut them "a
your yard III do it again.
Struck with the reply, the man hberaicd
the horse from the pound, and paid tn
charges.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
Oar Carpets

How strange | seem to hear some one
saw, Who wants to read about old car
nets n" True, they arc twenty years old,
Int in reality BRIGHT and beautiful. only here
and thcro the seams ore little worn We
,,e,.,, oonld 80 uneb ephmit 70 fashion 40
.ntblosslr :, t.ar nm cor,ots bollowo5 NV
"a o,,,g ossoo;,,;oos and b,yo tbom ronIoooI
-. o,,a..' .,,a.,. ,.'o. o,., ,ro
NJ saJ ioas.nt yo;co ..uo ooh
..;u bcTLanL.r;,.i,,, n,yn Gvo5 nvoyos
49, nc oarnn, No 7nrI'bt .troamad - IA
E,btoa ~ No a.r Annrys nrl memory was
ANU bosi e Ioycl one. .tooJ omiJ the
aorcrs an ,bo J,rt Vim Ground Uoro an
~. r;cb cln.ter closo by Iho w.rm North.
..1ono I woi.o,,sJ do,r s;.tcr ,bat .bo
n5~t. fro What tbo yiI Of orr nby.i,ions
ongld A. to aid ,lat L,ct;n, conob - o,re.t
tSe b.cGo ansL Sooo bcr f,ca t7rned homo
,r,,J oo.;n. hor nn,,il toot.tony noyo,
e..,..'l a..,'l,o7..;I, Xxx .ac a,n
,.,.......... ,,;.IlaJ !. Xxx ,..,..,...',.' g.,
60 '''"'' " '''1 'o
- .:...l.,.
NJ, ;a.a';' ,....;',..l... i.:I, L'. r..
., roa, '. l :. Iol, wv of am :,
In n.' "oa ',',., v" ~, ,aa.,'
| Lor a. ''' ,hn, IA AN h.a 6a.;l
In ~ ",. ''D '''e ~. 's 5'.
a1J tajbeI # ein and sorrow Of holmes
I'D lc,vc1. with our doar AucIsta on hi,
Knee. and tod her her name was derived
from tbe month August. And lust ike an
4urust Cover She bIo.somcd into early beau
ay with III, FRAGRANCE OF many virtues. and
Ike summer flower She vanished from our
STINT
% Jlore our caroeh Five pairs of it'll
feet have bounded 5yer them-iye as happ
}itle hearts as God ever placed in such lrai
ten,mcnts; five pairs Of little hands, eac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

GENs FOR LITE FoLKr.-l Keep list
Of YOUR friends; and let God be the first in
the list, however long it may be.
>. Keep list of the gifts you get; and
let Christ who is the uuspeakable gift, be
first.
3. Keep list Of your mercies; aud let
pardon and life stand at the head.
4. Keep list of your joys; and let the
Joy unspeakablc and full OF glory be first.
). Keep list of your hopes; anl let the
hope OF glory be foremost.
5. Keep list OF your sorrogs: and let
sorrow for sin be first,
:. Keep a list of your enemies; and how
ever many there may be, put down the old
man" and the old serpent first.
s. Keep list OF your sins and let the
sin of unbeief be set down as the first and
worst of all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

ELEGANCE ~ DREss.-Iu everything a
multiplicity OF eolorS is an evidence Of bad
taste. The toilette does not consist 50 much
an the clothes as in certain way Of wearing
chem rhus every fashion, the aim oil which
IS ia'selood, is essentially Aeeting and in bad
taste Everything which aims at effect is in
bad taste, as also is everything which is noisy
and loud lfpcope stare at You attcntiyoly
YOU are not well dressed you are too well
too s,,&y, or toe carefully dressed. We dc
ciot know when women will understand that
o defect gives them immense advantages :
fhe perfect man Or woman is a creature VIII,
IS less than nothing. - Bei,ac.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

The Wicket-G ate.

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Where crowds have stood before the,
sual alone TO night
Ana, In the deepening darkness,
Pray for one CLEAN Of light
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