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this great modern engine of
civilization, not the founders
but the fnishers, he stood the
most pre-eminent. Aside from
the general ability with which
he conducted the. Press, I mark
ed how singularly free his
whole career has been from
bitterness; how he refused to
gain strength by advocacy of
the passions; how he neither
used the malign passions him
self, nor excited them in
Others, But, raising to a high
er moral sentiment, breathed
it in his work, and addressed
those higher feelings in those
to whom he. uttered himself
Now he has departed. Look
back upon his career. If he
welded this mighty engine in
behalf of good reason, and in
behalf of pure moral sentiment
it covers a multitude of imper-
fections.'
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Rothschild, who WAS suppos-

Rothschild, who WAS suppos-
ed to be the richest man in the
world, was once asked this
simple question, 'Are you
happy p Happy + he answer
ed, when just as you are going
to dinner you have letter
placed in your hand saying,
IF you don't lend me five hun
dred pounds | will blow your
brains out ? Happy when you
have to sleep with pistols under
your pillow No, indeed, | am
not happy Astor, another
man, was asked the same ques-
ton. 'Ah 4! he answered, 4
must leave it all when | die
1t won't put off sickness; it
won't buy off sorrow; it won't
put off death. And so it was
plain to see that he was not
happy. But | went to see a
poor, lame and aged woman,
who lived in one small room
and earned a part of her scanty
living; for the rest she had to
depend on the kindness OF
others. I asked her this same
question. Lydia, are you hap
py?' Happy she answered
with a beaming face, Il am just
as full as I can be. 1 do not
believe | could hold another
drop of joy But why?' |
asked; you are sick and alone
and have almost nothing to
live upon 'But have you
never read said she pointing
to the Bible, 'all things are
yours, and ye are Christ's, and
| Chrit is God's?' And again
Task and receive, that YOU
|ioy may be full?'
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= O Z II r y :.
THE SONG OF THE PRINTER.

Pick and click
Goes the type in the stick,
AS the printer stands at his case; :.
His eyes glance quick, and his fingers pick
The type at a rapid pace;
And one by one as the letters go,
Words are piled up steady and slow
Steady and slow
But still they grow,
And words of fire they soon will glow
Wonderful words that without sound
Traverse the earth to the utmost bound;
Words that shall make
The tyrant quake,
And the letters of the oppressed shall
break, no
Words that can crumbe an army's might,
Or treble its strength in righteous fight.
Yet the type they look but leaden and
dumb,
AS he puts them in place with finger and
thumb; .-~... s...
But the printer smiles,
And his work beguiles
By chanting a song as the letters he piles,
With pick and click,
Like tue worlds chronometer, tick, tick,
tick.
., where is the man with such simple tools
Can govern the world like Ii .
With printing press, an iron stick,
And little leaden die,
With paper of white, and ink of black,
support the Right, and the Wrong attack.
Say, where is he, or who may he be,
That can rival the printers pow
err c ~ zHr.
To no monarchs that live, the wall doth
he give,-
Their sway lasts only an hour;
While the printer still grows, and God on
tA ly knows
When his might shall cease to
tower.
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The Worship OfGOd.

No longer is God removed
from me in space and in time.
| follow him at no great dis
lance; but hand in hand, I
walk with him through every
hour and minute of the day
The life that is in nature, I
know that it is no other life
than his. | worship him in
morning mists and evenings
fiery glow. The fragr ance of
the roses is his scented speech.
In the light of sun and star he
finds a language that | never
fail to understand. When the
deep sea is under me [ know
that I am resting in his arms;
and when | lie upon the brown
old earth, l know that it is on
his bosom that | rest so well.
AS often as the mountain
breezes make me leap for joy,
l know that l have felt the
breath of his own inspiration.
No longer orphaned, work
and play, and laugh and weep,
forever in the encircling beau
ty of his smile. The universe
becomes to me his body,-as
full of God as l am full Of my
own spirit. Living, | live in
him, and he in me; dying,
do but nestle just a little closer
to his side. j. W. Chadwick.
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A gentleman made asad mis-
take the other day in mentally
deciding that grass widow
must necessarily be verdant. -
He acted upon that basis, and
found that the emerald hue was
all on his own side of the
house. He has gone to grass
to mourn,
EARLY fruits and vegetables
are so cheap in Philadelphia
as to cause producers to 'gnash
their teeth in agony Alocal re-
porter says: "a number OF
people, accustomed during the
war to obtain for their products
whatever they demanded, have
since pinned away and died.
To them the world was no lon
ger worth living in
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bottles. Address
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Off &c lGnIs 8 d In to9p m. Circulars sen
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you are an impulsive femail

you are an impulslve temail
said /. 'Yoor nature is u
once spontaneous and outbreak
in. You need a pair of mar
tingails. Consider what would
be your state eff a mans wifi
was to catch 700 a huggln' O
him in this style.
She wiped her face with bel
dress. She had on q dress,
forgot to mentian this t96 il
speaking of her spov 60.
Il am a worker in the cswI
of Women's Rights.
Yes said |, you air. Yot
ought to be ashamed of your.
self. | should judge 700 was
one of them lobby women tia
the Chicago Tribune correspc n
I dents tells of. But you can't
come your nefarious airs over
me. I'm stealed against 'em.
Il should be pleased she
said, 'to go arm in arm with
you to the poles.
No you don't, said 1 in
alarm; mot eff 1 have anything
to say in the matter. [ won't
go with yoo-not a single
darned pole eai
Young man, says she, hast
thou children2'
Il hev,' said |, seven of 'em.
Can you show as good a re-
cord?'
Wood yoo,' said she, 'hev
your girls grow up and be mar
ried to the base, sordid men,
who would take away theiy %
litical rites and allow Ell 40
franchises?'
Darn the franchises says
| in a rage; they are Il he things
that women put on 9ehind to
give 'em the Grecian lend. Eff
my daughters ever go to wear
in EN-
NO, no, said she, they are.
panDiers,
= well, said |, 'panniers or
franchises, or whatever you call
'em, 1 am opposed to 'em.
They are unnatural and hump
ty. They degrade the human
form into a likeness of a camel,
and bring lovely women down
on all tours like a cat.
fThen, said she, come with
me, and we will emancipate
women from the slavery of
dress.
NO. said l, with severity,'i
hev no wish to take the close
away from any woman. VIM
men without close would be a
sad spectacle, particularly in|
winter, when the howing blasts
prevail. Who are you, any
way?' asked of my visitor.
Il am q pilgrim, she said. Il
belong to the Agitator, noos-
paper devoted to the caws of
femail suffrage in Chicago
WELL said l calmly, the
wimmin in Chicago need some
thing OF this sort. Where
them that are married
never no on goin' to
bed at night but what on wax
in up in the mornin' they may
be divorced, and them that
amt married spend .. me
in bettin' how many times they
can be married and divorced
within a month. The wimmin
of Chicago need agitatin' pow
ertully. Keep a stirrin on EN-
up, if you please. The more
you agitate, the better for
EN-.
With these words 1 arose,
and telling her to sit still I'M
til my return, ! stole softly
down stairs. 1 have not been
back since. What will be the
effect of leavin' a femail agita-
tor sittin' in my seat the whole
of this time I no not, but if she
waits until | go back her pa
thence will be of cast iron.
The following beautiful tri,
butte from Henry Ward Beech
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from the Ell Paso (Ill.) Journal.
Srssan's Sister ia the Far
West.

Horrible Onslaught on a Coun-
try Editor in Illinois-He
has Prolonged Debate on
the Woman Question Lot s
Wife in an Editors Chair.
I was sittin' in my office,
speculatin' in my own mind
whether GU the whole it would
not be best for me to give my
self away for the benefit of my
family, when there came a
knock at the door. #
There, says I, is some one
anxious to subscribe for the Ell
Paso Journal, so uttered in 81
loud voice, Come in.
She was dressed III a pair Of
store boots and an iron gray
set of spectacles, and she walked
up to nae with majesty in her
mein. / knew who it was the
minute l set my eyes on her.
1t was a woman.
| gracefully arose and said,
How are you, mann, was you
wishing to subscribe to the Ell
Paso journal p at the same
time dippin' my pen in the ink
and openin' my subscription
book. This alwuz gifts EN-. 1t
looks like bizness.
1t didn't git her.
She fixed her CLASSY eyes on
me and said ; Young man,
are yew an advocate for the
caws of woman's rig hts?'
mo, mann, said, 4 am a
Presbyterian.
Air you,' she said, Eprepar-
ed to embark with US over the
sea of equal suffrage p
'Maam,' said |, Il haint no
objection to takin' a quiet sail
| with you, provided the boat
amt leaky and you'll do all
the rowin'.'
A smile perused her features
for a moment, and then she
said, Il am willing to suffer fol
the caws.
Yes, said I, in a polite and
softenin' manner, It'll only
cost two dollars, and we'll send
lit to any address for an entire
lyear.'-
'Hev you a wife? p she ask.
led. ..e.
! 4 hev,' said I, wonderin
What she was comm at. 'S(
that you see / couldn't marry
Iyou eff I wanted to ever Sc
much. I threw this in as /
soother.
'Air you willin' that she
lshould share with you the bur
Idens and trials Of life?'
Il amt noways pertickler,
said /, 'an' I'll let her shout
der the whole of 'em if she ha
a hankerkin' that way
Wood you consent that sh
should go the poles?' said she
| sShe can go where she pleas
es,' said l, 'She general,
duz.'
sYew air a hole sold man,
said she, and THROWN her arm
around my neck, Taft wildly.
sGit OUT said I, what al
ye up to? I amt one of ther
men. Stop.
After much labor I succeede
in unloosening her hold and 81
her down in a chair, | Judge
from her conduct that shestoo
in need of a few moral observe
tons.
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The following beautiful tri,
butte from Henry Ward Beech
er's address at the funeral of
the late Hon. Henry j. Ray
mond is Worry of q lasting re-
cord ;
sHe stood on this widest pull
pit that now is known ia
modern society. The lawyer
has narrow sphere before
him; the Senator and the Rep
resentative-the walls he'd &c
in their voices. The n liste1
has his parish walls about his
church. But there is a pulpit
that now has no limit-it is
the Press. There is, literally
the voice of enc that cries in
the wilderness; for all across
the populous land, out into the
Territories, and TO the very
Pacific Ocean, the daily pa
pers speak; and there's moi, i'm
modern civilization, a place o.
power that can compare with
this. And among those thai
have been the builders up o.
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EORa SALE "A Large and Desirable
IL Residence on East Main street, neal
Church, with Twelve Rooms, Double p
aza in rear, / rye Cistern, &C.; Lot 5o&loV
Premises all N fine order. Terms very
f17F ~ 7 W. s. FORREST,
iuSO Real Estate Agent,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restor.
ed
This distressing affection, which rem
ders life miserable and marriage impos
sible, Is the penalty paid by the Victims O
improper lndulgenctes. Young Persons
are too apt 70 commit excuses from not
being aware of the dreadful consecr er ces
that may ensue. Now, who that under.
standst tie subject will pretend to deny
that the power of procreation Is lost soon
er by those falling into inlpro or habits
than by the prudent? Besides being de-
.prived of the pleasure of healthy off.
spring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms of both body and nnnd arise
The system becomes oeraused, the Lysi-
cal and Mental + unctloue Weakened,
LOSS OF Provocative Power, NeIvou Irrit.
ability. Dyspepsia, PaIpltatIon OF the
Heart. Indigestion, constitutional Debil1
ty. and Wasting oil TIE frame, ,uugh
Consumption. Decay &na Deuth.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
member of the Roval College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate of one OF the IN ost cnI
nent Colleges in the United States. anu
the greater part of whose life has pc,
spent in the hospitals OF London. Par
Philadelphia, and elsewhere. has effecte
some of the most astonishing cures TIA
were ever known; many Troubled With
in the head and ears when aisle 90
great nervousness, being alarmed at SUD.
den sounds, bashfulness, with frequent
blushiDg, attended sometimes with de-
rangement OF naInd were cured i'm M edi-
atelY.
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A Substitute for Tobacco

III IL a u I II . u . . II y u
MONEY SAY ED
Those who wish to abaruon or alIninish
It's use, ara reminded that the substitute
is inst the thing. II is a ..a
VEGETABLE AROMATIC COMIC,
and acts most benefcially on th's stomach
anu nerves, long enervated by IHe poison
of ! obaccO.
OLDMAN or young man, trensDnng I'M
der the powerful narcotic influence OF the
qufd, or pipe, now is your chaEce. Try
one box and be convinced = 81
For sale at our new store IN Atlantic
Block. agsl .alaN
msy1 NJ. A. d C. A. SANTOS
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DISEASE AND IMPRUDENCE,

When the misguided and lmprudent
vOtary of pleasure nndS that he mas i'm
bibed the seeds OF this painful disease, ii
too often happens that an ill-timed sense
OF shame In dread discovery, deters him
from applying to those who from educa.
ton and respectabtlity can alone befriend
him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms OF this horrid disease make
their appearance, such az liberated sorn
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains It.
the head and limbs. dinress OF slgnd
deafness nodes on the shin bones anX
arms, biotches on the Head, tace and cid
tremities, progressing with fearful rapol
ity, till at last the palate of the mouth
the bones of the nose fall in, and the vic
tim Ct this awful disease becomes hor
rid oblect OF COMMUNICATION, till des Tia
| puts q period to his dreadfu suffering, by
| sending him TO that undiscovered coun'
| try IRON whence no traveller returns
1t MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims to this terrible disease
owing to the unskillfulness of ignorant
| preteuders who, by the use OF that DEA d.
LY POISON, MERCURY, ruin the consti-
tuition and make the residue of life mis-
cradle. DIR. JOHNSTON.
OFFICE,7 >. FIR ED Derrick SE
street, d few doors from The corner ran
not to observe Name and number
Ss- No letters received unless pos palo
and containing stamp TO De useo .ne
reply. Persons writing Shouia S,".' age'
and SEND portions of advertiseA~ III oe-
Scrlbing symptoms. -
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN mis-
,ffice. ,,r.,s
Tha many thousands cured at this es-
tabi shmenJ within the lasttweniy years,
and the numerous Important surgica
Operations performed py DR.. Johnston
Witnessed by the reporters OF The SUN all,
many other papers, notices OF which haV
appeared again and again before the put
lie, besides his standing as a gentleman 0
character and responsibility, is d sufh
cient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
I [del5-3&w
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NOR SALE OK EXCHANGE
YgaO owners, Masters OF Fesse's
and Merchants generally.

,YgaC owners, Masters OF vessel
q and Merchants generally.
s. Having puts,my TWO STEAM sen
TIONBI MARINE RAILWAYS, larg
and splalD in new condition, am pre-
pared to haul vessels from III TO ooo IONS 81
New York rates. a
A requisite supply OF. Timber, and .
steam Saw Mill in the YaTa, enapies h''
to guarantee dispatch in all orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short notice.
3 IShears for masting vessels, and all othe'
i5tures necessary TO facilitate WORK at
8 tached TO the Yard.
/ have under my control mechanics IL
the different branches, necessary 10 re.
pair vessels thoroughly aad a the pesi
NATHAE4EA NASAs f.
Practical Ship Builder,
ap4~DsW-ly No. SIS d. 80 w. Water q
E.W THIN CT.
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Clothing.
GREAT REDUCTION

Ia GREAT REDUCTION ia
RN IN Nh
In. SPRING AND SUMMER III
@ L O II FL Z DJ O.
A. W. MILLS is running off his tre-
mendous stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
At greatly Reduced Rates. to make room
| for the Fall Stock, All in want of
GENTS CLOTHING OF ANY KIND
Would do well TO give him an Immediate
call and
SECURE BARGAINS,
eA .F#F on FEsE
A full and complete assortment will ba
round from which gen uemen can select
an outfit at astonishing low figures.
tentlemen are invited to call and ex.
anime. va
-... a, W. MILLS,
GENTS Clothier,
80, IL East Main street.
Jelo head OF Market Square.
# HE LATEST NOVELTY IN
PAPER COLLARS
y Il l. AND TIE IN ONE
VELOOlPEDE TIE AND COLLAR.
LINEN FINISHED,
ROUND ENDS
And Button Hole Lined.
For sale by
NOAH WALKER & 90
@S- LoTHIERs, -w@
my7 Atlantic Block. Norfolk.
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DREsENTs. PRES ENTs

-
We offer a fine line of the FOLLOWING
invite attention
Pap1er Mache Writing Desks,
Ofnamen ted Work Boxes,
Eoley's Superior Gold Pens.
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
bronze, Husbands and Paper Weights.
hogers,s Groups of Statuary.
american and Imported Chromos.
French Paper and Envelopes.
Chess Men and Boards,
GoodalPs Eng lsa Playing Cards,
Crthbage Boards,
Iennyson's Idyls, do do
Aaulbach's Illustrations, &C.. &c.
WILSON & Wake
apo -,=----=---.-- West Main street
A ID I Il $,
We would call your especial ATTENTION
to the largest and most compIete stocks Of
Misses. Children's, Infants,
Colored POLISH Boots
TO be found i'll the State. An additional
lou OF INFANTS, Pear, Blue and CUR Boots.
OF exquisite shades, also .
Pure White Boots,
Just opened, Call and see them at
SEARURY'S SONS.
, IL Market Square. and
- 49, III Main street,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. j. addresses all those who have In.
lured themselves " Improper indulgence
and mind. uniting them for either bust
ness. study, society or marriage,
These are some Of the sad and nneIan-
ohoiy effects produeea by early habits OF
Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dtmness or
SIGHT, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpita.
zion of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Ir.
rita bll1ty, arrangement Of the Digestive
Funcuons, General Debility, Sy mptoms
MENIALLY.-The fearful effects on the
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF
Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression
OF Spirits, Evil Forebod!ngs, Aversion u
Society. Self Distrust, Love OF Solitude,
Timidity. &C., are some of the evils pr.
duceG Nm
Thousands of persons of all ages cssi,
now judge what Is the cause of their de-
cllnilg health, losing their vigor, Desom-
ing weak, pale, nervous and emaciated,
having singular appearance about tue
eyes, Cough and symptoms of Consump-
lon.
YOUNG MEN
who have Injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone. a habit
frequently learned from evil com panious
or at school, the effects of which are mig d :.
~ felt, even when asleep, and, If not cur
ed, renders marriage impossible, and de-
sCroys noth mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the
hope OF his country. the pride of his par
enls, should be snatched from all pros
poets and enjoyment of life by the conse.
quence OF deviating from the path OF
nature, and lnculging in certa in secret
habit. Such persons must before contem.
plating MARRIAGE,
reflect that a sound mind and body are
the most necessary requisites to promote
connubial happiness. Indeed, without
these the journey through life becomes q
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkens to the view, the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with oul
| own
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men coatAnl.
plating marriage, being aware OF fhyeGE
cal Weakness, Organic Debility, DeIoI-
mites, speedily CURED. 81.
He who places himself under the care OF
DR.. ]. may religiously cOnfide in his hon.
or as q gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill aS . physieiAn.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Office, I South Frederick Street,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKRRY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A curl
CAN BE OBTAINED.

nr. Johnston has discovered the
~ most Certain, Speedy. and only Efec.
tual Remedy In the World for Weakness
of the Back or Limbs, ,irictures, Aztec
ton OF the Kidneys or Bladder, InvoIun.
tary Discharges, Impotency, General De
bility. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor
Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, PaIpiLa.
ton Of the Heart. Timidity. Trembling,
Dimness of Sight, or Giddiness, Disease
of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, Aztec.
TONS OF the Liver, Lungs. Stomach, OF
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth-seeret and
solitary practices mere fatal to their vic.
Tins than the song of Syrsns to the Mari
ners of Ulysses, blighttng their most bril-
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering
&C.. impossibIe.
YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who have become the VIC
Tins of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
habit which annually sweeps
to an untimely grave thousands of Young
Men OF the NEST excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, VINO might otherwise
have entrancOd listening senators with
the thunders of eloquence, or walked To
ecstacy the living Tyre. may call with
full confidence.