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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER. 80 1867

ty sioef taste, and adaptability presided at this
match. True, they each had been trained in
the fear Of God, and each studied to win daily
the others esteem. Time, that college of the
soul, has harmonized their home, and blended
their l... interests and pursuits. They hear the
voices Of childhood, and together do they
kneel, and pray for wisdom to shield those
tender ones, from the ills they have seen and
feltla God heed that prayer.t.i8 sll q b
lisplncle Uncle Edward has seldom, seen the little
ones. lie yet pursues some unrcmtting in
dustry abroad, and loves ''wco Alice" as him
self, he says, ellis life is quite isolated, and
his manner reticcnt His books are his con-
slant recreation, nor has he ever formed another
attachment.
3 "A love so vehement, SO strong and pure
= AS neither age can chill, nor time can cure"
lie ever loves the young and cheerful; he sits
among their games, and sometimes ioins in
their sport. Courteous without deceit; brave,
Without vice; and generous without ostenta-
ton; he is a satisfaction to himself, and n
blessing to society
q fSl4l lie sometimes wonders at his peculiar ex PC
rence and disappointment but that deed of
silent love and magnanimity lights up in his
heart, conscious peace, which God bestows !;
and and this makes Edward Roland in our eyes
n true hero.
sei-forgctting,-ana he Lad resigned histruc le.cc
I Inough she loved him, the tie he had rivcn;
Another's was shc-till they met up above,
f And this pnng-to his memory was given
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-.t 5fflqtr tt-.s tg ssfr tgAst sSy-ssi f4ts5
Beat, funeral drums!
For our mighty Captain con comes, l.. ~ 8;
loRead, and ilowly as the least no led - Il,
Weep, beleaguered.tow =
For thy tower shakcn down ~
And thy steadfast, arm protector dead d.
Good he was end great e;4s.
w ell he loved his State,
And in his heart did ever wear her! ''
Wherefore shall she pray hHr
For his rest alway--;i at..,o.
Her leader. and her great sword-bcarcr!
VIII.
Brothers! when our cnnnons rust arc.
And our children's children dust are,
He shall pierce the tears and laughter
OF tie days to come hereafter
With the mem'ry of his story
And the fullness Of our glory
lie was greater, puror, rarer-
He shall be our standard-bearer!
New YORK, August, 1867.
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"I'LI CALI AROUND AND PAY."-What u
world of woe is contained in these few words,
the poor artizan and mcdaniel "I'll call
round and pay" says the rich man. to avoid
the trouble Of going to his desk to get the ne
ccssary funds, and the poor mechanic is obliged
to go home to disappoint his workmen, and all
who depend upon him for their due. 1t is an
easy matter to work; the only real glory in
this life is an Independent idea of being able
to sustain yourself by the labor of your own
hands, aud it may be easily imagined what
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ed lamb-7-tenderrf erf, q and !, nicely dressed "A
? scamp ADDS dddassos ssaHa Eith'ppt i' any sapee.ia akn
"NIy DEAR" said Smiling sb65aass 5aassito Is herr
other half, Elm going alalIopping, tosday and
want little! change. (. Pooh r. = responded
the savage, "that would be no change at ALL;
you go shopping every day" -
a 2 man AZ pampcd med Tease Tea has married woman
named Cross That's lucky tease ca e. He teas
ed her till she agreed she wouldn't be Cross
any more. 20 q '2ag 20 s7aaan9letI 3edI g
Judge Bnckner y 1nyotf IF Eis ,, sixty
i've fell in lore with woman aged nineteen,
aud shot himself because he couldn't get her.
Rash youth ,uI I..iaads. ,isie,si1;l
Tell me yc angelic hosts ye messengers of
love, shall swindled printers here below, have
no redress above 2 The shining angel band re
piled j; ssTo us is knowledge given !; delinqaeuts
yuti'e Pr:.n.nrrs- hook. can never enter heaven
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IA young girl who has. become tired Of single
blessednness, writes to her true swain as fol-
lows sa;,8.;e d. et "a, .5ss i.
1Deor G GimfTIrCu,n tim rite off eff you mir lcum-;;
min at awl Ed. Collins is insistin that j shall
hev him, an he hugs and kisses me so kontin-s
nerly that kant hold out longer, but will hev
to KAYE in. Ilt ,,.,tf-; as sFss BETsY-"T
We advise Jim to go along straightway be-
fore Betsy caves ~. a'i - noeapaHa1
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STEVENS HOUSE,
21, 23, % d 27 Broad,eqy, NJ r
Cnnos;te Bowlinp Green.
Opposite Bowling Green.
oNTHEtEU.RoPEAN PLAN.

ONTHE'EUROPEAN PLAN.
sYTyHE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
TO the travelling public. Ths location is cs-
pecally suitable to merchants and business men it
Is in close proximity to the business part Of the
city-is on the highway Of Southern and Western
trnvel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots T3gf 5 81 fE {f
The STEVENS HOUSE. has liberal aocommoda-
tion for over 900 gues.s-it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the COM
fort for its inmates. The roo rooms arc spacious and
aftendance is prompt and respectfnl-afd tho table
is generously provided with overy delicacy of the
season--at moderate rates. ~, 81
+ sThe rooms having been refurnished and remodel
ed we are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests. ~
.gfli9 i.ss.3 GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
= juno 1--6m i a ~ Proprietors.
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crushing force there IS s11l call around and
pa" to the laboring man who depends on that
pay for subsistence IF those who could would
pay at once, it would place hundreds and thou
sandsiinla coiiditiont topdo likewise, and would
prevent much misery and distress II
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Cornelson, Kramer & Co.,
ARE AGENTS FOR
JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Chartered Capital $3.50, 900.
II any Parties wish to patronizc this COMPANY
aa cn:y hesitate the too general and allacous
idea that Southern Companies not as good
Northern Or Foreign. We only ask such to do the
simple justice of applying to our Agents. or direct
20 the Home Office, and they will receive Indubita-
6ls evidence this point. With funds invested in
Best Stocks, Real Estate, and Good Securities, no
Company ssa be more Solvent, with ample means.
None shall be more prompt.
oct 25 ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-03
SpffiaI Aptiffs.

tB A You've LADY returning to her
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the city was hardly recognized by hcr friends.
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Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means TO remedy
this evil. N'y
o. Resolved, That the Radical majority IN
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor of Negro Suffrage bA,
ioreing Y upon the people of the Dlstriet
OF Columbta against their almost unani-
nous Wisll, solemnly eNpresseda vt the polls,
DDy forcing 10 upon the people of ali tho
territories, and by their various devices 10
coerce the people of the South 10 adopt Il
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
lileyinR u would be productive OF eyn to
both whites aud blacks, and tend TO pro-
duee q disastrous conflict OF races
g Resotrea, That for all their Efforts 70
uphold the Constitution we tender TO the
PRESIDENT and to the majority OF the Judges
OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
our hearty thanks ff''.T.'F
8. ResoiUed, That we are In favor of a
Democratic Convention of delegates from,
all the states, TO be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state central Committee be authorized co
concur with other proper committees III
nNlnR time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, Ky, as the place. .sfl -.
.. ResDired, That the Democratic news
papers OF Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is Indispensable.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME 4 r. THoRSTos, the great English As
trologlst Clairyoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers of second sight as 70 enable her to impart
knowledge Of the greatest Importance to the sin
gle or married Of eithersex. While in a state OF
trance, she delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an in
strument of Intense power, known as the Psy-
chomotrope, guarantees to produce life liz pic.
ture Of the future husband or wife of the appli.
cant, together with date of marriage, position in
life, leading traits Of character, sc. This Is nc
humbug rs thousands of testimonials can assert
She VIII send when desired, a certified certificate
or written guarantee. that the picture Is what II
purports to be. BY enclosing a small lock OF hair
and stating place Of birth. age disposition, and
complexion, and enclosing ffty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself you Will receive
the picture and desired Information by return
mail. All communications sacredly confidential
Address in confidence, MADAME e. ?. THORNTON
- BOX S9S, Hudson, N Y. ap6'67diycfs
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Sheer Madness.

This is the epithet applied by the Cincin-
natl Commercial to the scheme, already
avowed by WADE and other traitors, to
coniiscate Southern property for negro
spoils. Said that paper the other day:
"This extra session is evidently regarded
by the radicals of the Radicals as their OPP
portunity. They are mastering their
strength and nursing their wrath, and their
programme is proclaimed with all the en-
phasis of those accustomed to command
and conquest. They are talking of inn
peaching the President. or rather deposing
him from office with the mere formallties
of a trial. The next point Is new recon-
struction law, the main thing being the di-
vision of the property of the whites, par
ticularly landed property, among the
blacks. This Ia sheer madness, but there is
method in 1t, and we must assert and insist
that the time has come to check this sort OF
progress toward the perfect Republic OF
which we have heard so much"
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May T,'67-dT&wIy-p&co-ny .
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E$- British Columbia, it seems, is short
in its cash account. 1t has absolutely gone
to protest The annual interest on the CO.
lonial debt is past due, and there is no
ney in the exchequer to pay it. Other
debts fall due this year. The expenditures
Of the colony will not be less than 500, 900
the receipts can not, by any good fortune,
exceed 100000. The outstanding liabili-
ties are now Sl,200O00. Some Of the pa
pers urge this rs Il reason for annexation OF
the Province to the United States.
An annexation desire, or not, this looks
very much as if the paternal government
had concluded to suffer its foreign bant-
ling to take care of itself. 1t snot TO be
wondered at, in this view OF the condition,
that British Columbia is for sale---has been
for sale, for many years-and that there
has been ring at work, in Washington,
with extended ramiications, for many ses-
sions of Congress, TO effect the purchase
Uncle sam to fork over to the Hudson Bay
Company and their "lobbies," number ot
millions; fre was once the figure.
We have, virtually given Secen millions,
TO Russia, for a strip of sea-beach. a few
islands, bear garden. Il skating rink and a
sucker fishery. and there are not few, like
SUMNER, of a literary turn of mind, now
engaged in the delightful duty of enthuz-
ing the public mind into the belief that
Brother Jonathan has chlseled the Rus
sian bear most beautifully in the dicker
Seven millions for an article utterly worth
less to the owner, and which he had, in d
direct, formal way, once proffered as a free
gracious gift, may be regarded, by peculiar
financial and national real estate operators
as atip-top bargain.
Then, why is not British Columbia agar
on the slate ? 1t is no more worthless thar
Ipd'rnsSid, and is ntermediate-whicl
must be passed through or sailed round, 4
We would travel from our present Pacific
possessions to sEwARD's new acquisition
The fact that the administration of Its co
lonial affairs costs half million more than
its revenues yield, only adds strength fo
the Radical lobby to put 1t through
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
Astrologist and dSomnambulistieCl Clairvoyant while
In "larvoyant state delineates the very features
oil the person you are to marry. and by the aid OF
an instrument of intense power, known as the
fsychomotrope, guarantees to produce perfect
and liie-ke picture Of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant with date OF marriage, occupa
tion, leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without nunber can
assert BY stating place of birth age, dis position
color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing Iity cent.
and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself you
will receive the picture by retuln n mail to gethei
with desired information
St15~ Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REAINGToM, 70. Box e9T, West Troy, NY.
April q, l86Idiycfs T. = 49,
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s$- The worst instance of demoraliza-
tion-an army phrase-resulting at the
first Battle of Bull Run" was that of a
soldier, named HousToN, of Detroit but
who belonged to Maine regiment After
that memorable stampede nothing had
been heard from him, and he was supposed
to be dead. About year ago his wife
married again, and has n child several
weeks old. On the 2ith of May Mr.. Hous-
ron unexpectedly made his appearance.
How far HoUsToN ran, in his mortal
fright, and where he hid, when exhausted,
is not given out; but it was a more notable
incident than any that grew out of that
ION to Richmond" affair. WADE made
good time in scampering back to Washing
ton; so did EGGLEsToN-both terribly de-
morali2ed. howevcr-but they were too
brave, after they had gotten inside the
lines of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Con-
gressional palings, to keep running for
years, in the meantime leaving their mourn
| ing wives the alternative of disconsolate
widowhood and the indefinite suspension
of paternal joys, or bury their stricken
hearts In the shirt-bosoms of some other
| men!
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

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The Jacobin Concinvc.

Congress, as 70 is callpd--a mere rump-
y again ut work. --
Whatfor, the meetiag2 For peace or
any pecunlary ornatlonal or international
necessity Who other than a knavc as
serts itl For party is It's unreasonable as
semblage-and for nothing else. When
that body passed the reconstruction act
oyer the reto, they thought all wonld b,
well for their purpOses--that under its
workings Radleallsm would at once over
run the South and clasp 1t fatally.
Reconstruction has not worked to their
liking. As the Boston Post says, on this
very point they did not expect the South
to take hold of the work of reunion with
such alacrity to pursue it. and in such good
faith. They only wanted some show of an
excuse for keeping 1t under military rule
and Of course out Of the Union And the
military power they intendto keep respon-
slble directly to themselves, and not to thC
Commander-in- Chief at all. Chief Justice
CHASE has decided solemnly that the Pres,
ident alone is responsible for the conduct
aud administration Of these military com.
mandcrs. That will not suit these men
Such decision removes them out of thcii
control IL is military government that
they mean to establish, the governing
power TO be responsible to and in league
with them. That is what they intended
when they passed their law but that is not
the construction of which it is legally sus-
ceptible, and they know It. Hence another
session to make Il supplementary law
They cannot construe, for that is not the
Legislative prerogatiye as yet, though we
cannot tell how soon 1t may be; but they
can supplement, or repeal, and that in turn
must be constructed likewise. They are
really In a dilemma, which revolutionary
steps alone are competent to take them out
of. And the farther they 70 into their cx-
periments, the more reckless, do they be-
come of the liberties of the people from
whose favor they still profess to draw q
legislative existence
The Attorney Generals opinion Is toe
clear and sound to be successfully contro-
verted. Its central and turning point Is
that there are ttso governments in the
South, one civil and the other military
that the former was already existing there
when the Reconstruction Act was passed
and that the latter was set up by that Act
merely TO preserve the peace, protect per.
sons and property, and secure the earlies
possible revival OF all the powers of the
other, subject strictly to the restrictions o.
the new law
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To Marry or not to Marry?

serious hefleciiOns for Young Men
In Essays of the Howard Association, on the
Physiological Errors, Abuses, and Diseases indu.
ced by ignorance ofNatures Laws, in the first age
Of man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge, Address DR., sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, PhiladelphIa, Penn
May II, IS67-daw 3In-smpS cO-ny ...