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The Duchess of Edinburgh, It

The Duchess of Edinburgh, it ap-
pears, offended English taste il her
wedding trousseau, VIII ca Included
garments of too glaring colors to suit
English ideas of dress. 81. IS no
secret" says a London newspaper
writer, that some of the leaders Of
the fashionable world pronounced the
dresses of the Russian Princess 'vul-
gar and she is now appearing in the
more sober and chaste colors."
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Executive Com. for Sd Con. District

At present the Oldest judge in Eng
land is Sir Fitzroy Kelly. Lord Chlef
Baron Of the ExcheGuer, aged seventy
eight; the youngest is S:r George
Jewel, Master of the Rolls, aged forty
nine. The oldest Judge in Ireland is
Chief-J Justice Monaghan, of the Court
of Common Pleas, aged seventy; the
youngest is Mr.. Justice Morris, in the
same court, aged forty-seven.
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The following were the quotations

tSiltI Is II .pi1N FINE. The
mhahet has iaborcd under very strong
Influences during the past week, which
have resulted in G neral dizziness and
declining tendency, and prices have
undergone very Strong revu!siOn.
A. the close of Ihur>d iy's business
We lett the market quiet ut 10 cents.
Friday aid Saturday there was gen.
eral reaction of feeling, and buyers
could not be induced TO purchase at
any price, save those entire Y below
the views of sellers. Monday the
market opened and ruled at.37a cents,
II decline OF - cents, but closed dull,
aud opened Oh Thursday at a further
,i,-c!iIe OF cent, and again on Wed
nos,iay it further declined ! cent. clos
ing to-day, Thursday, quiet aud duh
ut IS cents. The receipts fer the week,
LOLA casks, against 2,473 casks for
last week, show ii decrease of 965
casks. The exports for the week ,931
casks, against 1929 casks for last
week, show an increase OF 302 casks.
The stock III yard and afoat is 5,716
casks, against 5,93l casks for last
week. The sales for the week were as
follows:
Friday no sales rapNrteG
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?&wtd
sz1zssD CONGEsE &SEGNAI Id s.
TssrCr CONVENTION.

The Executive Committee OF the
Conservatiye-D democratic Party in the
Third Congressional District, COM
posed Of the counties of Bladen,
brunswick, Carteret, Columbus, Cum
borand, Duplin, Harnett, Moore, New
Hoover, Onsiow and Sampson, have
fixed upon Magnolia as the place and
the 9Th of May as the time for holding
@ Convention to nominate candidate
for Congress.
The several counties are respectfully
requested to hold their Conventions In
time to appoint delegates to the Con-
gr3ssional District Convention, as It IS
very desirable there shall be full
representation from every county in
the District.
J. A. ENGELHARD, Chairman.
A. A. MCKOT,
J. G.. SCOTT,
Ton IOictrint
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d0"iIlSu -Oo pdlto Ioi ia'>e "Coh.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows II appears
t2as the total receipts for the seven days
have reached 81, $50 bales, against
80, 100 bales last week, 5O,043 bales
the previous week and SO, 553 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
j d, 2,523, CIT bales, against 3, 200 S95
bales for the same period of 1872
Is, showing an increase since September
/, 1873, of 313,779 bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach a total of
63,3)I bales, of which 81, 3O7 were to
Gseiit Britain, G,03S to France, and
-, 500 t. the rest OF the Continent,
wnI!e the stocks as made up are now
! Is -"IS bales.
HE following are the Official nominal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

is very large throughout the State and
whole South. In New Hanover, Edgccombe
Onslcw, Duplin, Sampson, PrunswIck, Baden
and Colu minus it il especially large, while In
Richmond. Anson, Cumberls nd and Moore
and in several counties of South Carolina, its
circulation is very good.
1t il published very Friday the follow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01
MARRIED

In the FIJI st Baptist Church, Wilmi g,on, N.
G on the morning OF April 18th, 1874, by Kew,
i. q. Hjden. Mr.. r. j. LOCkHAkT, OF
Wadesboro, N. q. to Miss REBECCA JAMES
THOMPSON, youngest daughter OF the late
James Murray Thompson, Esq.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

Vice-President Wilson is rapidly
waxing to the end of his last great
work-the s'Rise and Fall of the Slave
power" The next thing will be to
find Silas Wegg, who will he willing
to read it for so much a dav.
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Its Market Reports

always fUli ard accurate The Review OF
the Markets is accepted by tie mercantile conn
muuiJy is the tue index OF The commerce. of
the city. while its TcpUr other markets arc
tu!l ami liable
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01
DlE D.

In New 9ork CITY. On he 22d nsteas T.. "
ANcRNoo1N' ssS" 81 years.
! !a the e'' y of Ney yors, April 2eth, ls1 s.
Sus.N B. HaGA. wite of DR.. W. H. Hail
and daughter OF the late DR.. trhos, II. Wight
aged % IsSrs and months,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

OF the three hundred and sixty-eight
Senators, Representatives and Dele
gates in Congress nearly a fifth are
natives of New England. Just one in
thirty-six fails to remember where or
when he was born, and consequently
is uncertain as to his age. One mem
Der has it from good authority that he
was born in Virginia, but the residents
in the vicinity of his birthplace can
give him no information as regards his
proge1itors. He is one of the speci-
mems of humanity who has not. at some
period of his life, been reminded that
he strongly resembled his father or
mother. Twelve States are represent
ed in the Senate by Senators born out
of the State, ten States by only one
Senator born within the State, and
twelve by Senators each of whom was
born in the State.
Fathers Of families may be inter-
ested in the fact that the importation
of South African diamonds TO this
country has averaged Ave millions a
year for the last three years. At pre-
sent diana,a5nds are cheaper than they
ave been for ten years, ana pearls
/ cheaper. Now is the TING to BUY.
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INTERESTING
Stories, aEes, &c.
IT'S CIRCULATION

are given every week. making it the best fam
liz paper published IA the country.
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EXPORTS.
oTuvTOn

Schr john, 1893 bbls rosin, q bales
cotton.
Schr Benz, 700 bbls rosin.
Rebecca Clyde-3S, 900 lumber, 33s
bbls tar, 305 do rosin, 127 do spirits
turpentine, go bbls pitch, 35 bales cot.
ton, so bags peanuts, 10 bales sheeting.
New York-Schr Adella Corson, 3,
900 bbls tar, 300 bbls spirits turpen
tine, S37 bbls rosin.
Schr J G Cottingham, 594 900 shin
giles.
Fall River-Schr Harmony, 113, ZOO
feet lumber.
Bath, Me Schr Addie Murchie,
1913, 600 feet lumber.
New Bedford, Mass-Schr Helen
M Condor, 49, 1876 feet lumber, $50
bushels peanuts, so bbls pitch, 80 bbls
rosin, II casks spirits turpentine, 1854
juniper bolts, bbls and kegs wine,
packages merchandise.
BATH, ME-Schr Addie Murchie. 128,-
900 feet lumber.
RICHMOND, ME-Schr Fanny K Shaw,
$50, 951 feet lumber.
BALTIMoRE-Steamsh Raleigh
636 bbls rosin, 428 casks spirits tur-
pentine, % bbls rosin oil, l do. tallew,
1C5 bales cotton, 80 DO. sheetlng, 231
bushels peanuts, 40, 900 feet lumber, Z
kegs ale, empty ale key, 2 bdls bags.
FOREIGN.
Cronstadt, Russia-Norwegian Brig
Alta 'anta-2, 461 bbls rosin.
Glasgow, Scolland-British Barque
Somerville-3 500 bbls tar.
Hamburg, Germany-Nor Barque
Ankathor-3,S5 $50 bbls rosin.
Greenock, sScotland-Nor Barque
Bertha-2, 400 Dbl star.
Hamburg-German barque Malvina
Schutt, B, $50 bbls rosin.
List Of Vexsels in the Port OF Will
mIngtOn. n. c.. April %, 1874.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

HE Glitter of White Teeah-Beau-
t fled by Fragrant SozodOnt, behind dark
and teeth thus impaired, in the mouth OF u
pretty gifl, are fatal to the peace OF bachelors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

asainss 1900 bills for last week,
show a small increase. The stock
in yard is G2,055 bbls aud afoat
$3.50 bbls against Go, 9C3 bbls in
yard. and 2,24U bbis atioaf for last
week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

The Wilmington JOURN al fWeetIy) On en-
tering upon It's twenty ninth annual volume has
been greatly enlarged an / improved 1t is tho
only thirty- TX column paper III the state.
As 4 EHEsSE-CEiSS HE.gGS AND
F.EH'kissA Esg .5Ssf7SNA t.,I'E.
IA sARiNCEs.EEEj.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

EssIhTaCJ3 IL its columns il ule,s complete,
com ract. vet comprehensive liz. ,ry Of the
words doiugs, from week 10 week, tlan can
possibly be found in any other journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01

just the paper fer tie home and hreside,
fall OF good reading; aIl the best Editorials ct
the daily; = the Congressional, Legislative
and Political news 81 the ttaY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-01
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Benefactor, Jones, dis, Barry Bros.
BRIGS.
Helios, Grimsby, dis,
E Peschau & Westerman.
Carl August, Petersen, dis,
E Peschau & Westermann
Fido, Thorsen, dis, r e Heide.
John Pierce, Townsend, ldg, Europe,
j Il Blossom & Evans
Zawa, Ommanilsen, dis, r E Heide.
BARQUES.
Wonder Lube, Rohlstorf, dis,
E Peschau & Westermann.
Elizabeth, Naslund, dis, Il E Heide.
st. Olaf. Hassel!, dis, Il E Heide.
Rufus, Petersen, dis, Il E Heide.
Ger Scnnabend, Tust, dis, E Peschau
Swedish Carl Van DaEeln, Hugstrou,
dis, r E Heide
Ger Wilhelm Kisker, Burminster,
dis, e Peschau & Westermann
Claudia, ldg, E Peschau
Theodore Toss, Gale. dis,
e Peschau & Westermann.
BARQUENTINE.
L Richardson, Credie, dis,
Wick & Mebane.
Dolphin, Trick, dis, Sprunt & Hinson.
BeckerTct, Da,rymple, dis,
J Il Blossom & Evens.
SCHOONERS
Rebecca, Morse, dis, DeRosset & Co
Brandywine, Adams, dis,
Worth & Worth
Julia Selden, Hill, dis,
3 T Mitchell & Son.
Agile, Roberts, dis,
Navassa Guano Co.
List of Vessels Sailed for this Port.
LONDON.
Douglas, Wilson, sailed June I'd
LIVERPOOL.
Wilhelme Aischer, Burmiester,
sid dec 81
Emanuel, Tobiason, ent out nov 90
fnvincible, James, ent out sept 20
GRAVESEND.
Ard, Jackson, sid July %
AMSTERDAM.
Elizabeth Cath, Andersen, sid Aug 8
MAASLIUS.
Nor Forsete, Christensen, sid Sept
German Michael, Bentall, sid Sept 10
GEESTEMUNDE.
German Brig Rose, sid Aug %.
BRISTOL.
Arcadia. Eldrup, sid Nov z
Br Petrol, Saidley, sid Oct II
BRIDGEWATER.
VEINS, Anderson, sid Oct 10
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List o. vessels in the Port OF Will
mIngton. n, c.. April %, 1874.
REMARks.-We respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
TO notify US of any change of vessel
while in port.
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Comets carry .lohgistaiaa The
fail of the cou5et sof, 1850 wassl96,-
100000, miles hong; thatleof atte
.comet Of 1811xwas Da, o0o,6o0miles
in length; the confetof 1913 had a
ttra I'D Of 151,069,0Q4oolmt lilies; and that
of DonRtits ,' eop q Il il 1855, was .
about 'h.]d'oalp|o9qI' R9aaA b lsPgshl.
The development Of the tail j. oftea
,woAdsrtully rapid > In the como
.,;5s115s;ien,a ;,.u Esaotthe teres tlzeff
the 'taill:w two; ;aegrss;; Or. 14,ooo,
600 miles. On October TO it was
sixty degrees, or 81, miles.
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CLUB ECTORY.

FIRST WARD CENTRAL GpB,corn,eeyr
helpomene and White streets, Meets eyeFy
Monday, at Z! O'clock. J. q. Miller, Pres''t,
George 9. Norcross, Secretary.
SECOND WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Gcdlcs Hall, Rrato between Baronnc and
Csrondclet q. r. 0laaden, presidsnt, A.
Frlet, Secretary, - ~.il "'@ - 'e':,'t
THIRD WARD CENTRAL cEUD4,csfia,yy
fiall, Perdido street, meets every Saturday
evening. c, F. sLadd President, John. Iul
lum: Secretary. ..,.
FOURTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB. Cor
nr Of Cont and Irene streets, meets ,ovory
Monday evening. Robert Malcolm, Pres't,
Chas. P. vigors, Secretary.
FIFTH WARD ofN1f5naAL c1uBJulos
Ionabare. President, q. +. Fernandez, Score
hry. .
SIXTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Claiborne near Ursafne streets. B. r.
Joubert, President, L. Laraanicrc, Secretary.
q -" '- -
TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CEN,
TRIAL CLUB-First Street, near Liber:,
street, J. 4 Kyser. President; meets every
Tuesday.
TH1RTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Rvening Star Hall, ~OaLrz between Camp and
Chestnut streets, A. Dejoie, President, J. D.
Mallory, Secretary.
SIXTEENTH YARD CENTRAL CLUB
Claiborne Han, Adam street, meets every
Saturday. John 7. Claiborne, President.
II. McCrsy, Secretary.
tsy.
SEVENTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Corner Cambronne and Burth streets
T.B. Stamps, President. F. Diebcl, Secretary
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IN: ! ~
.UNIYERSITY

l - sEH r. :: IL - =. Liz - o
~, This University occupies; the sit.
OF: the Institution formerly known as Oak
land College, IN Claiborne, County, Misy.;
four and one halt mules Northeast from
Rodney, on the Mississippi riyax.lr. RI
The location, far removed from tht
communicating influences Of city life, il
;high, and heal;Afn1;; and tho surroundings
aire agreeable and Attractive in aA5 Ssmninen,
degree ."' s-s'- " "'-~ ''@'~
-. ~. 49, =. .t.es.tt ~.=..ys, y~..E Ia, ri !. ~
It's commodious bnildin4ggsh al erected
and fur ished, fol, Accidents; pyFpspseea are
situated II : pesatfala OH Grove gently
undnlat;ng, and clothed IL 2 perennial
dress Of .verdure. pleasing TO the. eye, and
conducive to health and quiietude. =. =.
No discrimination IL recognized by the
Institution on account Of color, caste, re!
Iigion on other class distinction: =.
The ample endowment Of the -
- Nj E slTY
: - - rs+E / I.s 49, reFI ga F-'4
enables il 10 spffar it, facilities at avery
low Alata! ,is.aw3aoT !, i4z44T l;.sl :saG1s =
, Board, Walking, Bedroom Furniture,
Fuel and. Lights, aare furnished to each'
student, at the rate of Ten Dollars per
month-payablo in, adsance: s'ra@ s3,1
No charge t'isr made for tuition to
students coming Tom this state. A ma
circulation feeof fifteen dollars Is required
from students coming from other States
A competent corps, Of teachers are ga: :
ployed to give thorough ins4ucssd6 Ii al
the branches Usually emblaced in the
curriculum Of American Colleges.
BFor further information, address
:~:,!uu. d. r. .REvE1s. D. D., :.
,,as ri. vzer sRaEs1DKxr,
Or W. R,RURgnss, Dean ofahsFseults..
Rodney, diss::, "sMaY1s74. b. " %
-. p f..t- <.EtgfHi 'rr,. s.af- 20 a. : ~ az Il
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@
:. a.: J.: ,1st.s; talit u :,h2H
49,.

ofthe Grind UtJddaedI' order IL ODD Fsl
lows, working under the jurisdiction j.
the sub:Comniittse of Management in
America, ih.''.Aathority Of the Committee
Of Managenaentin England. '1'' <''!;' -
Lid, =. - - al uaT ,L,'' - "'
| AMOS LODGE, No. 1887, meets at the
Odd Fellows Hall, 1ls Carondelet street.
VIM, THOMPSON LODGE, No. 1907,
meets at The Odd Fellows HILL, 1i6 Caron-
delet street. ,...;4 -. .~;-.. ,-.. ~. Al,
PRIDE OF. LOUISIANA LODGE, No.
1923, meets at. Home Missionary Hall,
Franklin street. ... ..,,:..,,,
OSCAR J. DUNN LODGE No. 1928,
meets at the odd, Fslows' Hal, 11s Ca
rondelet street. - 80: >'''
BUTLER LODGE, No. 1886, meets
1t Odd Fellows Hall, 1ls Carondelet
street, -'
-. 5r. y ~ = "
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF AMER
1CA-Benevolent Society, meets at, the
Lutheran Hall, 31S Gravier street Second
Monday evening Of every month. ...-~
.. - WIN THOMPSON,
President.
A1oSzo LEWIS, Secretary.
UNION FRIENDS-Male aud Female
Benevolent Society, meets at the Union
on Camp street, Second We'd
ensday evening of each; month, '"'i'
e.. i ~ q,
=. ~ .. H: BANKS. President.
WV. THOMPSON, DirectorA a..: 4
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PROSPECTUS.
- 49,.
THE REPUBLIC,

, lara. ..r.4.. --7 &c..
Tho REPUBLIC, now entering upon: its
second year, has been favorably received by
the earnest friends Of Just. md energetic
governmental and economic ,progrqss.
IN the future, as in the past, The REPUb-
llC will discuss with caador and With s,aeh
a'Alsy sslt can command tho present aud
practical questions affecting the material, In
'%,'eesual, and moral presress and ~wealbeing
VI INC nation, the States, and people,. It viii
record with fidelity tho action of the E1ccu-
we Legislative, and Judicial Departments
~ inc Government which may be Of naaoaN
i4'iol'an'e or Of general application; II
u"n's may DO done, within its; sphere; 70
.n'Olm Tue people and improve the Govern
The REPUBLIC holds taat, sas this is q
aoselnment ofandf or the poeoplo, the people
.n.o'd DO thoroughly informed Of III action
40 purposes, and that Ip,o
o's0hpmont ehonld be oousl]y
VII sd'1sed o. to the opinions int
l,yttess OF the people; that the ~irtctrestaof
s.A ase Identical; that the obligations 81
.''l arc mutual, and thetj il is the duty Of
an and all to promote this common knowl-
as0' @''snce those common interests and
,sa.T w. aleso NM obligations. To these
,4s inc REPUBLIC will work faithfully and
s ,I''Au''S' and it earnestly invites the corr
aa cooperation Of every, citizen in this
ESSENTIAL labor, 80
~. specia! attention will be given to I'm.
s sa,Isl. Departmental and Judicial decisions"
oo,;. uaose n novel Inventions will be duly
rr,,.o ~. .sl
,, sm REPUBLIC, a monthly magazine.
s .n;snea at Washington; p, G., and con.
II Nv si1fg-four pages Of matter, exclusive
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my n paid by the publishers, Is cents
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H. u,oney oraet or registered letter. 800!
TIM lobL1c,,f or1s74, win be furnished
. n,s salar subscription price 81 per year;
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Z. raE ~" xREz s'o1A HEys|.,s 4llE; 4 d;

Ftrt 49, sN7 VS. a. -fN'@ L. bN~ :
No event more unfortunate haf
recently occurred than the. -suspen,
sion of the Freedmau's Saving
Bank. We bad hoped from the
earnest assurances of Frederick
Douglass, ~ his letter to the Her
aid, that the bank was only in tenn:
porary embarrassment that the as-
sets far exceeded aad+: the Liabilities, and
that. in a little time, with care and
patience add; pradeaac.c, all, would
l'e well. Nov, we learn that the
business has suspended, that many
Of the poor, ignorant depositosss, are
selling their pass books for q: large
discount, and that the, Bank Ex-
iaminer thinks the assets will pay
NINETY three cents on. . dollar to
depositQra This will be q loss Of
seven per cent on principal alone
not: as much as we feared, butmore
than, under. the circumstances;
should be incurred. The whole
business = is, very painful, and al
though we. do not have much conf
-
Idence in Investigations: we should
like 70. see this corporation: thor.
oughly :scrutinizel.- A. T. Herald.
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III bxs; lz24laif. 10 e'!;'c
s aai1nht'sob&&g" ds ax2Masz2Aat;
pa ,aoiau ah.IssA6dusr! .ba1r2'h
o91i OIL ,@~Aj41fIea
Is it sorREel4s6o!1'itir I qaaAssa 3'@'s>I
o. % 1rbpt hear q womaA'ss laugaB5V !
L 1t Of woman, Of some strange bird ~,
Mh6aes1ieddst by i SWEET woman : soul soul /
a. sirrede isFU ii as'a-.l -S@"'
fQrezto6 sandt azgaaR aaaBht Mfthsa44asii
az slori&eaj,pu1ifsd Alumni H~eAza1sjni
o. is i III, pqlse;ef;soms asYiqas,s, beam.
Shifting The face of lifs's quivering stream,
tUfis ii he voice ofsome long dead Spin,
That musto nee uiore'to the sunlight dlfhhd
That with, t~blossQa,iatg, wings and ,,haiaovi
appears,,tt -: n.nn4I aiidU
h's'nge nom grave N's, 9f y The 1Naflaa yoqqn ni
When The Hours hot yet h had gdharpened
tji otheir sting, s5l@4-t ~s't 2>:1.T1 a..
Xhcaa;aassarts ooald.spaah, and sou,sceould
&c hhA8y. }~1TJ aii - N..-;la1,7u !
When innocent wonder gazedfrom the eye,
Ere the lamp was trimmed and the brain
1883 WAS wise;;4a, $40 1@''' ','@l'
When child WAS man; and mnX WIS child
And nntaaned Esrth Rithdotghse was wilai
Can q mere. wqpmaan's CRY tnrn h6sls4p.ge
white, oa ss~.,,5 ~ l.. 10 via,
And food my head with egpesqal Light,
Ahhad,' fort reason make me forget ;
That faces ever with: tearnss were - wet t.
No. l'hsar not merely q rfppsing hugh;
lis some lfaAi8is my souls lips quaf,
And the voice is not voice. hut. q fash and
sign ~ ~. ~ w -,
From some world more divine!
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'1tMe signs Of decay IN II thte; Ell lii, + Of
nation show tie tddgglhBBgelsd al s ot5I az %
anywhere else ii the character e 81
the men who are i caafled t. govern
IL When they He ieh'tlIsa . s81Wa;nl1' ytnds,
[ana not Tie public veal; Wei e n't GIag
abandon principles, 1alatd ad ii jii,tat1a
according to the rrzerzseoaAalE 1 1hitdfest 81
|eiiddes, when" thieyf Y i5sgz.ko .] riehtl
-eousnoss and cali UPON ii: iipsa,ti9bla
s%s'ashness 'ftan. c66aapss6Bl::: II: and 'v Wien
the laws and The framm E' e fLa
government are but i 80 many al ii in s sh:
ments II oppression * . ID and l Il wrong is;
.thenlthe nation cannot be far from
5decadenc,e:: 70 Wien God means cans. toll
do we'll ~ nation that HI has u back
5s1iddeD, among , The earliest tokens
Of lis beneeahfet ; I'll is III the res s
atiion Of t zh5en Of in ptt.' IT,. n who
live. for their. fellows, and not for
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raUsglON SMENGEsa

~ i~'aSiIoi5t;3 a ha-31'na inioe1a
f:ieqepit5sAat 4otfswa people under sle
stand the full edtssetttnoff + wvtefll!tIMfakd
1H'sa1lY'nl1Hu5 How sE96i6lpapt It i:i IS Il: r.
1alit5!f'' I'll AAdtqadis.4Pslsass, Icaoahatradiiccttioan,
difference, diadain, embarrassment,
and awe msyoalaheezpressed by
saying nothing: It may BE-, neces-
saFy to illustrate ''s tbis apparent par
hedpx, bysasfew exanples1 i Do'you
sex an assurance d Sy1oaf lad9-love's
affection The fair one lconArms
her lovers fdqaest hope, .by.a COM
pliant and assenting silence Should
you hear an assertion which you
may deem false, made hypsonae' one
|of whose voraeity: p9hteaaIaoasa may
withhold you from. openly doela,ing
your doubt, ybu denote ., difference ;a1
q oopinion by remaining .Esilent.
4 !tr9 yy'oa1 i1g ii \ . . reperiimnallpd from
"a suDaziora You mark youir respect
By; an: attentive silence :, Ale you
compelled to listen to- the frivolous
conversation Of a fop3 9on signify
Your opinion OF. him by treating his
loqaacity viii: contemptt1ulolu.s silence.
Again, how much domestic stfifo
might hare @!J4sn pr.,e'vventad how
Olsen night tho quarrel *hich by
n1utuat aggggravation, has, perhaps,
Terminated in bloodahed, had it
been checked in the commencement
by q judicious si|ence4 Thase pleer-
sons only who have experienced
them aro aware Of the beneficial
effects of, that forbearaacs, which
to the exasperatihg threat, tho ma
sheer, or the uniast}y i'm
putated 'eut'sptabifity, shalt never
answer . word. A softanswer turns
away wrath. but sometimes erring
oannotk give this soft ans
wer IN moments of irritation: in
such csses, there stands the fortress
Of silence, with doors wide open, as
the tired spirits until
,almer moments come. Think Of
Ibis seriously, you who glory in
the last word: