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VOLUME XVI. CAMDEN, SOUTH-CAROLINA, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27,1855, NUMBERS
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PUBLISHEB WEEKLY BY *' ' f
THOMAS J. WARREN. j
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HOPES AND FEAHS. . V ' 'i
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Our hopes are like the Wreaths ?f ifba? r"*"-'* , J
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That -glitter in each shin hip Wave, - V | *
When tfrith a gushing sound they'cotte, > ** ^
The white and thrffttyfjeftch^ to lave. * ' '' |k ^
The waters part?the ripples gleam '' * ' 1
A moment on theSilent shore, *v** "** '' '* '
And vanish jtsfth'e htipes that feeenr r'* " ?r* J , ^
A moment bright, apd are ah' c^ftre. " ' ~
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Seeking fer love, for fama, for povyer,. " .n?t*s . - .
. To the fair, threads of life^re ciingr * -T ?
For hope we-culla withered-ifcwer >r. ' "V
* Apdtui^a harp wfth hroka??teu?g^ xp..<. r
And*hope will shed ?ginoaierihg 4313a :<>- *'-> f
Of light on pleasure1? ruined elwitre^ *.! v?j. "C
For mouldering columns stiB look' gay ^
? When summer supbewas'o'eMbanj aWlfe-*> ^
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Though severed be love's magjc. chai^ ^ ^ ^
Still to its broken charms we frast, ^ ^
,.^pd hope to me^d its (iqjtp A&$P? j \ j
. When grief has eaten tfaigm.lB^ppt: , ..,-,^,4 ., 4
- Frail as the.bnblJles on the beach, j . k I .
That hope .may be?$ tp\p9.i5?t "hcyp, . . m
But reft of joy, 'tis 6wect to ^acb ? a *> "t
The heart to hush its .grief ih.d dr't?anj. . J ^
0?r hopes are like the.flowera that Woom^ Upon
the mountain's yerdppt ^
Thht mountain's heatt 3 ^rmngxtpmVjj* . ^ * 1
Cleft by the lava^s scorching tide. , ^
They spring amd^flqurish, fate 4sA d*V; ^ ^
Lika.human hopos^ra^.trail aod ,y"y
.. Wlfilt quenchless fire b^cpeaihJthpuvijV'f-f' '
Like human passions hidden bierei, "a.-* "*j
* ' Our Tears qre likb tfoerchfijds<hat*liWf: ^ -i-t
Their gloom across a sutnmet^sky. ' * **** 1
When life is fairest, some wili'd&ad? * ' '
Of grief ts eyer hoveriiig nigh- . 1
' The gloom may paks?the stoHJtfw f*dk, M
And sunlight only secra to reigrf* ] '' *
But still there hi a lingering shade, ''
A fear that clouds will come agajn. j
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When the bright wells oT glfldpees-9|Jri&gr ; , ' j
Hope will iha youthful h^rt decay, . <
DUU IWU 13 uuvviuig VIICIV VU . , . s * ,, - ?
A shadow on the path of joy.. v* '
A <?nker worm within the ftjrit,-<
A serpent in the linnet's n^stj v t-,v.i ? *
A sentry ever grim and mute, * f* J
Is fear within the .human breait! \ /* '. ,V J
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A rainbow neaer spans-tlui sky*. \r ^
" But some*dark Bpirit of tha< .<f<5rrif, v . r ,j
With sabTeprhime, is hovering nigh*' '* *' *;' *. 1. j
1*0 Watch its feoft ami fairy forni; v /' V * . v
% Hope ndVer chahts her fafrv song, '* ? y
Or bids us f?stt>eneatli the wmgk " - t
But fear with all his phtmtom tHrong^t * ' i
Is it< thfi distance hovering. "* ' * "V y *, 8
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We seek tire laurel wreath of fi?n?r . / , - *
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And all her fickle favors" trust. ' . - .
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To live?porchance without a f ...? ]
And find the chaplet turned.tO'ajst.^
Life wears awaj,'mid srnilcq and leysj-T
The wedding peal, the Tuneral^Oll,.. x ?
But though o'ershadowed still by fears^ ; __ (
Hope is the sunlight of tjie soul. v . "* -t
Canton Place, La. " * *' *,
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Railroads. /<
The State Engineer ul-New /r^' bhs f$- 11
? .eently. subraiited.a repou upiuKthQ.Mi.UjeVt. of;'?
railroads and their manageinentj'uiueh, iLc^^h r
too dry in its.-detutls to ijitereSf. thp /geurrjvf :?
reader, offers many facts ?t imeeiatjtpjioi tiince, 1
n <Y> . r - l" . _ 1 "
o.umcieni lurormauon.ne stales nas oeen encu- >i
ed from the raifroiids of iNew York-and other- s
States, from the action* ?f thy convention's ami -a
from-"other sources of infortiiattui^ M) "wart-ant t
the beftefthat It ctURMd^jtbh*.*; jArriion "bf'fhe-r-d
freighting "business n?m dOne^3* otnS raHrOa?l? .e
fields no profit at the present rate*,'when due'rh
allowance is1 made forthe-ih crease of'-ekjijtai-.'t
which it requires for the increased, wear tfo'd- ?
depreciation of the works,-anth?qrSrth&''dccupu
tion of the track~.to the injury- of the ^other,
bosiness. The reports of the present year *hbw
an increased.expense in operating therroacfs, '?
over tbat-of the preeedieg yearjiatw ewinina-v (i4
' tkm of. the reports of a luimtoet.of /ailreadfr jov ^
New England and elsewhere show? for the last l jC
.five years an.annual increase, ip./heir.-cqst of 0
from two la five per cept^ pe/ .^nmuq,, an ?
increase in.their receipts of.|tx>u>^vv^lves to h
twenty,per cent, %nd aiMngjgase tly^p ex tj,
penseaof ./rum twenty .40 .fo^per. ctqjd. y?er 4,
annum. i s, c. v..* i-."? y..- *\%>
The increased.Qxpeiviftnf.f^ii^iHh.ifaBSgnr-^.a
tation is attributed iajjaftjlil. ad^au^iiig, ^
rate of opee4,tlj$ high/ateS of interest paid H?v_
carry the large floating debt, and finally t^ &
the eXlravagaTtt manageftienrt Wfnt^r^s g row*^,"v
up*among the general -iihaftlcfSristiej,'^" the ?
times, increased oy *ne app-irenny nrgruy
. prosperous condition-of the railroads,the.&?nb
* ft? for borrowing mone^ the'necessity. ?>?ieinploying
inexperienced and incompetent officers- t
and workmen,in consequence of'the great And- t
sudden-demand for this speeies-erf ^ubo^'
v*' in eomecases by'the abos^Wf^powor onr^tbe. e
part of railroad managers inaisin'p thaJr -pJisif'^
tioc and the worts uli der-thtfi r ChVrgevto tijeir* ^
personal advantage, an ex{uuple-cert^ut^te>be p
4 followed by"the subordinates.- engineer ,v
wiiucmuo tue pwiioy wuicri pnu^uiiwH i(io ">"1 I
oC fare too-mitronde^below ti fk?r remuneration p
to tk* oojnpany*.:.JHto,*yft? *%< ' v
, Th^ wvcteiaae of the co#tipf}he {oad,-eda^the t
New York and Erie has keen twenty per eent 1
.dtiring the Jast two jaarg^hd mn the -Ceirtraf c
k has been more than twenty;.per cent.. during n
tbe same period. .. ~iJ5 " e
The reported earnings end pett earnings of s
these roads have increased by a, much farge> 1
percentage than the cost of the roads an above
stated, while the reported expenses of operating $
have increased by about the aaoie jper cent age r,
ai the earnings. . "A ' j
The freigjbt earnings liave increased ptore ^
than the passenger earnings! but the^
eceipts per ton |*er-ii>1le"haVe been Jess this t
rear than the preceding especially on t^e *e
*e'rttraF Road;'Although the rates'oF-chafges r
ntv6 been -increased- "on; both toacfe. The -,n
iverage recefpts pet ton fter tnHe Tor the lirfet jq
rear were two-and tinerhnlf06013*011' the - TJrfi, ,0
ind a h'ttie inor? thjin tfiron cents oTI* {he
dentrtfl, whileMireave+fr^ *pr&MmV tyear 011 e
ttf w rts jQ-'fti-ly "tbree^inj- o^e^rtdt" cents, t'
1'jxe freight tarifT has* bSetf. 'nahfty "alike on ?e
Mjch yfthe3^rtfiirfs'for' the ft ?
s thvrVfb*e,%6*itiv*fft* tfinf tW^TnisffiBss 'tthifie sil
<uWtaict*r h hti'gH'' pfophrtjith' (firm t
*k??TVr?#??d felefS ' '""naV t
be fata?; aflfMbHt the- Mi
KjenT^NVSh^riKj^^' ta*^ec" of f C
^-"btasiifessl"atMttwiiaffes^hiS -yekf tMuHt>fftTef- ?
L * A .7 *: ^
-tf/r c^T^iYPly thtt* >Vp&'rtetfWdifptl. &X .
viifl laisioess-nf uu.r three mineipal
ft >6*Si*en^?t-Vhj^i'kws
on'rtieHEri&"H rrpbrfceil 'Jte'gfflYl?^iWtt*p"ftv -*j
k of foriyi*A*fr^^y-'^iif <MOtfr"*n average ^
fhRrgtt<?fj*??etauii.>jeMei) tentbs-cwfis penipas- ^
eftgat per_wil,.^<in:the &j?<crtix ifctt^prtftfe'fcC n
?ur 4?erK-eut.-ami a eburge ofv. owe dud
err th e ?N-o i t be r^*- Mxttfoltd "s
|?e?r oenhv\titii rpn-average'^
i^pcge of- UvHr -add- seven-eighths ^pOTtS'-pHpr^
tassenger per mile; and that the freight-busi- ^
ties div riie J'u*r is., reported as. giving-a? nett, ^
Kofit <if-.Sk/ d*ut ;j)0tr cent ." with-?n'?avci?^e' ^
iharge rif'^'itiMifi-eix'ttfflthsu^ivtaiprt- tt>h per'
hile; on 'he-second a nelt profiu^R^osl^ eight \
jcr.tii^Uhjtn.aiuifage'charge ofctbree atyd '>ne"e
ip.vonteenth tfenl^xftd onrihe 4bird," a belt -pqfiv jj
>f thirty-four per cetll. with an-averpge-nfitttre ,t
m$l >u Slh .cefl ts per "tout. pet-mild: a:- t { ?
'live character of the" l>osinesvi?e--g*Md8,'^
?mi^ef?Jtiwi4Hn5tii?#ie(KX>kl?tt?a, sercfcttetoadp,
lo-HOt famish vtuy-uutficibnt -a-gitsofc^ fci:'-Jkasfe v
iiswtSjmu<;U*, 'A is. " V. H
i'Klial?eCM.iir0UV fo^tt^iis^vrUtu>fl:apbrt-rRj(oads,tl>e
j0??jiueer thinks, will.pfcubably^vever 3jj^a^cureieij
^t*rmhied-lV<>0)i?bfeic;nfcpurt5:,uri 'j|
,il they lmv?;:heei? riHt thtvt^/fcwjyedrffwidrthe "(J
[ansection Juvk-"H?fc- mtniey j,
>orreweti?. 'LheJ^resiptt- -depreciatiow /iu~*tlie1 "*c
whoad iotcre^Vnttaibittefi ty .the tihw'ttiisfv
>d rates T)f fare and' Uie increased-; e*pe?Ktmjre-''^
qt upeirtjivrg. aod eylxrginglto. ?octoi -lEt'aft- ^
)e-.rs, according to the roputfsrf ihi^iiglodef, ^
tot Jd)W ejyedse.ol. ^Utriouaiyn/ef ffliltoads!\
# equal tyfrtflja tyv.fr* tour pw yentiiunuiall y ^
W ito wtholA east flf. .tie- reffdv. The expense ^
WJ^epaij&uC- irOBjr:itl?. (after?AlUwBvg lot" thgv^j
Ailite eqyat-iosito copt. *
r S ?_ r ..Jl *. r
>r an enure renew*! ertutwu>*<MJrcqiHiryears , ^
J.*t. li>jvcnt*6-UHa 1?ia t?te^i?Uu?ce i? eigt^ '.,j
feva v for- Htoodon yewov;^
r wooden , ^rl>' > ,ir4-;J,o,:
ufriuv^ydrteatspii^ the Way vj
indf Works', Ijtfore the original tia've hcen.woin
^4 1% lr<-if pe/rce.ijt 1?
ter^tlu:. VrigipAl;O^VU^rwgj! <
.. J?he /e^ipit-.al^u eoveu?..iha *a
icrigfvUa.'fn ifchfoh^JiR
>f i Hil'yaiJa are Vj>ei'i;i[i^ vJiterwaVea.' The t'a- k?
JeWslceil' ilts Jfjyen sJiows .{hat twelve pas.
i^eiiT. i^fei-ie hnlfcfc^KrtTi %%' rWds of
>r^te, irtid t4ghtevfi Wre injured, or one fastfeag<*.kilied for-every
84#,404;6t&tr)iies tr4- u
ruM{~flttd^c<'Hv- jtireft tor ov<?ry ej
[5,'Wi,0titt-}nH<?i trwilrdvck.* Ni:w\>f Ih^se pas-?'.R
reiig&#s were Rifled b?-jtfnr|TU*g SfF the- triirtf -t tfhen
irr mo ioij^arttli'ftM&tayere '-injured' fron> ^
(tte*.s?iv?e eaJM?ft.;*hirte'? inity wero hijuredV "v
joned kjiIff*--thy iuMf sjt Imbmiii -ft-orB'the fp?ck, '-^
ifrHij y>Lfsr<(ic-n U'iu'hj*' were fi fried -while^'?c
.tandingHM i-j re jtl umn*5K.'tfigh teerr ouipjeyees''
rf !t>e r- ad-vVetli' Id^ell mid trains ^
'uniiiftii 1the tiacVt -but.'iiiioen wwe killed
tv.-kl.jn? nrXartlliirg l'nick f *0u'.*' '
ij'tlwe wl* k- uiIiHoi?r of'|)W?trcs^?paastmgor#,"'^
Mjtj-lnjt'tts, and" oiheri. k-illort- cinVtfetf TsrtVfei
urjouiTtuig* tp. oneimidrwi ,-aixf.'
if.v?i|ty-nu>rr*oa'- jurft ?tfre*b?ll'?tije iruiwb?s,\0^e,
tur ovwr wli^e,aittucfiujf ^?r wuilwig ' fcti-^re,;^
cacti - Of trw' ^16 iuiMfetf aad^eigtu, aivjmfed, .
Iiirty t-i* \vt;r?? from lire *;|mc cause* ^tmvttijr* I
1?; -exceed 4fei{ig<t?r > iudiwlu a I- ekh^v fi
lantkujf' or -\*aHriu? tjpjqi-a- witatticfcbiwolc'tib:ftn"fiine,'a.d;mgfec
wrkreii ])&4p!e .are vayy a'jft- ir
ifin^gvii d.1 - ^of->M)er--^?rBgtfi)gi'r \ta^kjik!(j' ^
luciiio: fclii? v?*r frotii -'musm fn*V( iiui /Kirf nikri Vl
bfr. passengers *
avedreoir- Oa/wed ^ii* tde-otirs ^ag^regate dii- a
aace of five hHKdred itHhimr&of
A t . r " ?
wtt Aiutncaa. >?,.;? r.., ? *x> v?>0'? * *? o
.fcV >'^e5oql||k?at>oliMa9tail?. , H
/fhe .Qix-r^sptxi^eqt <if ?^e u
jj n&?pe*kv vf $b?. ^uk^r^Yfii?y <in tHH Stal?
sJHiahy." settied j-and ^prQu^dsjo.
ursb f.euflaris on Cbe.JB?^ .$ctsj;er? , *
oppeei-jqa avith.^14 ?VV#<,ar* -f
'be Ifoet Itywttjr General !.if#a iffccUb> best* -.
ejieye* t<V\iyYpt9Yfl b*^A??U-^i%'ioev ?A vt^r|ts P
1 ct$ sequenced-ihjs.oDjjejjj^to. i\ea^iBat I1
a fell -niiMhe controversy, -yjwdi J^ly^hnpiv' *
r-cfcfi up. 1I vt. QO?MuaaicatioH; tbcawg^ ojw Su*e?. ^
rtd -jVfii^h \ve,: supposed was, k*pp\ty- *CFu?uaM ed v
^^jqc$*Lai:rHa^eir^at. > .4 -??<*) '' ^ f
'. jR^ewq/ed- - b* >*d t; b
ecptttly issued by the .Epst JyI^vei^&?oxi-'^itrti- H
1 tutg^- ^roposaK- far eairj-jn^ $q. m f lie t
Ijjiltherq Sujt?s - tor four xeapj^frorn -tha hit 'of- ,,*
Usty aext, ^lt ^e^ob?duie.^etweeiii.J^ihgsy'H? 31
ud-Augusta* re.qyp^Jy: the .pB^tbut jjfigrna- s
vd. Ui?dWH?* ditftcuiU.,. TTiedkoe a] lowed J>y t
Ite existing contracts js ? l-?&kncs Cpr4.be .day- 1'
boars for the-night tr*ipj The" *
f hftd^lqracKecti9ad. fort fie. goniract, after the 1st* c
f??jujyr;qextv.'all(Mvs-jsigbt hours Jfor.the day a
^ryjf 4 Jj^hoors for t|m night Uajn. . Now ?
hr^rft bre sonde' thrags. whioh can not be accoio- '
dished ; and among tliese, js the schedule ad-' s
efti^d f(j^?h.e- conveyance.of the Mails between I
Cingsvnfe and'Augusta, 4nd,wVhave"tbe best i
>p$*iblp reasons for saying, th^t.no ainbynt of .c
honey will induce the South Carolina' Railroad . 1
o accept or bid for the contract for carrying .the *
Jails on condition of making the iime a^ night <
ailed for by the. schfdirfe. It would be] an :ihi t
ninent risk pf nli'thelivefc and,property entrust'- '"?
d to the Company's charge/ to attempt this i
peed of night travel on. the route in question; ^
fhey will not attempt it. ' " |
As it is absolutely impossible that the Pepari- i
neut should accomplish the transport of the I
nails even within their time now allowed, by <
iny other means than the South.Carolida Rail- 1
pad, or by any less expense than now incurred,
rethink they will sacn^co th^ truc hiterests of*'
he country, and" at the same time increase the
xperia'c of transportation, hy insisting on tjje
ecently published schedule.' ulf th*y dtf not
iodjfy it,. ^?.jabjrth-M.va -ftll the ol.4. difficvrltiea
vftr ag/iip, wijji tlie certainty th#, tf>erpcai*Jjo
l?lre<pnciiiwp?K^- >.?v? v'We
invite the attention- qf. theJSon^i??tn Legations
in Congpew io this matter, and trust
beV-tCiH e*ert ctfffi? bfest; endeav?*' ??*ba*e it.
eCdneUedi' *Jt -ia <^*hri^ot-4?T*th&4irtWWst
f the DepartmeM, on Of Hh? 'jrnbiic, ifhui Ac
Imh-^boakL.bc tbrtvard at Uifr-rfck-.if
heir safety, and the safety oC-?aH:*fn?pt?tj--aiui
ravajjers that ;?cootnpmiythcm. Tne Railroad;
1tfTfer?sl',,ito Mating test 'timet
(ir^syltshft-' #ithSftfetoV* 'To g.O~ tejoed tftfe
rould be neithflr^lwj^oi1 jtafc- v4 i ;
l> jK .' *- ? >'-? - :' 'f .* V - ? ./TV . <* '- I
A 'VJfo^er, What Bay.1 do r' No
human .ajgrajs-vnwfc^tteeiJly '*i?nifl?*H+
han the cry ofthelittiB child lyr empfoy/nent.
I^retrrf) I fan* u n deV t lie' pr?ss 0 re of* poiferwhich
e^&elsnsj&j^ffcHi Mm an? impeinBg"to'^x{ind'atgcd
jiy 'riew-hortr energie.s'arfd
.cktyrties yearning for motion rind eirfpfoymerU
Iril^V^o.d &>d&^_itseif under the rnaster/of ?.
jpir/4-X'ci?n%Q^50uti-oi, and driven, to jetfe?*
'Yftq appetite .Lhatwhich^eeks
?s heedful fi)oa. It is the fresh hurstjogjfoRnnin
of life seeking^ihmuuel along "wbieh
Into ay pour H*M?jokmitfJhnffy. t|?e. kiildledfire
if genius,..detuaodifcg/. twiL-for . its. aspirations
mi food: fcrJig-.iJaiBe*.
..VVj^c^ ^)?rj.euQ^.to: guidft ; bim>>6i:-Uie
xpulsioo.4>tjexjtefAal.ysaota. to-di^k hinvihQ
ittle elifld kitows no alternative but to imitate
tev%H$pfcytoflht''bfdli9/*ehtef?; ''Phelffhflr-girl
h?yi thB nibnffc'TO other, aUd-repferttf? twbtrfar
ifcll the office* ofatHnfand'affetrtitin wbMh'she
aajjust" estpferfeneisd -frore W-otfrK.ffloth&'j
t'hile the iitt1e bo/drives his barwessed play .
nates with as ^mrch jest, and as nttic^'top, of
rpJiBtfuT" di?fdAv,jR hl^ Tatlnjr just before'per
iMiied tiS:rf?tii?6f* libfsefalfl^hijt So the
Wfiftioii ii Wn^*/d^'*llfe;Hl* 'tif'tjiigy iir- .
estnees wrtfi.w>fii&i-tffte ttttf^bnW'Engage In
iti is an bieet ,unjy.tor.tnirth; b^.wheu^Uvjj/ beo
Vpe *aQp>ijti(/Uspfv^oii]g.th e v$ry ihings: perked
by thefy ^areats, syi'T.seek..toJoin. Iiel^
jlJV-jn tKe Various oper^tiqiius of tne honse^
blo'lbdpareut perplexed %ka help that only
it id ers*. often, utters, socne: stern teprobft and
kl^Wi^. jit/rle-bartd* A&d.-fesMlk wmpaut -.with
fa-a^d uHAU?n,; J^ tlw.: terrible drudgery-of
eeping still: Suddaied-by this, sharp rejec
itrd hfits well ttteaht-endeavors-, the litrle face
Ifta itself-tear/oUy-to Htrniother-'^eye/and the
bin VorcfflremWes in that pteatfrng" cry,"* WH&i.
;jay ,1 ;do, mother \": * HoW has^ every Just pa^
l>inHs and conscience qouiied befpre that j
ry'df <ifi??clwsl> AciivitiW pleadi'tigtor employ*
" What may I do f-1' Well may that quesitnj.-eause
Ore.jnotber'? heart to pander; if not
o fe%ft It.is. the stem demand which the mind
nd nineties created by Deity for the life jong
clion, pot forth to be-eboot the father's l)t??i-J
osaJI'i In 'fhiMsfl HPJ*VPn-aonr mOi vitu>R i"1IPIP
" ?? 7 ? , ?
rig4it-ly- consider' it, tHe promise- of
rent deetts fibir- earthend ihen?of all "handiraflsand
work's of art,of wondrous inventions'
nd-dlscoveries; offldble harvests, and spread'.
ebrfivreRe'dficI splendid cities, 0/ wotpiejiepno
'jpoewy'ihd priestly pi?Htvv iii'cb 'devotion
i> the highest in feres ts bf ' bnmaPft^-. Therei?s
in it, in*hort, ?5tl}e.-'oaft ni'dte;flCorn, the
.unwritc^ij' iiJ^crj of.the generation to.
ouie! with ^s,p,r?noise otgood, there ia u |
orr^j)oniin? ttweati'ying'yf eyil, }W tbe.y ac?'
iidttes;wijr worlTP iTnotppgood,,then,in madfc'J
' * v -V .
VOf IHIVI ^'he
pee44i'r ??uph>yiweot is one. which the
sre'ut is.as.-ipiich.hound +o supply as the ue'ed
or food a Mil clothing. Both liealth.amL bap
iiTcss~are in vofvehUn such supply.. To feed
hd tjlht-fed*-trcfriTd Millie fiis eneKgtei Are left
d^lndcd/tri ptirgiuf'tHe'p:<ih'^'hIeH'cHaiioe mitl<Jl0tAle,-4ff
tcf-kindle the fires and
aise the steanii ?C'4|id'loooit><?tivfe withtione to.
jrect it on the VadK">p??le its progress..
r<Wui?j}^b^tjle'ey il cWVgocj upon phildKupd hv
iTfpffthint iind u'nreieiiVnig parents and teach .
r5,is physiological aijd not tiiorul. The eltild
ij.t>u .dpes Jptjschref ,/or the want of something
la^to do, tfnti would cheerfully yield;..j?p his
ricked gantesrjiad companions, for some use-..
i1' employments which Bo could feel that his
id -was c>Lreal-seryico- to his' friphds.- :' ' v
; -Naiafegottwi'jrgaiHSt vice a e n fo r o e tfi cac i ot re;
kauffsiaefW earning meotr for as to the otd cd
ge? " ; . ' ' [
^oda sotaft taisellW still for idle hands to do.".
iVoftkpFjempleyment-has.madfrmany ?.youth
he^fe^ch?d^ictiwj:.<)f'iM,ii?Oi over whirise ruin1
aoa&^arenU-, bjuvuLvvept/ and wondered Tin w
ht*r fajthf^-warnrpgsJiayOittll proved io'VMD.
~jl r%..;bo;wejper,.^^pestioiij!oA sip JitUe per-'
fexky to most parents, tyftrr&Lih proper on-"
ilojmeut ur amusement for their children, ei..
bar fceiaVfsfc* sifdrfndlteir ftel 'they
?v? no tinie *fo"tenoh -their -efcfldren' hb""w''to.
rork, or Tjeeuu.se they have no work ftri? ttreiivhildren^tojio.
' iTfttie former c^se, it, should,
i& rene?&p itiAt the labor ^of the jt^iiTd would
lior^ jhan compensate for" tfje time speiit ia:
caching frlfft'"*'*Tn' ca|o ofthcwe'vrho have no
vork^/yt.tlieif children to perfo/Ki? there is.
|j^. of .difficulty, hoi- its stern importance
hould in some way be met. Let us suggest
hat the sums spent irv the purchase of toys be,
nichcjttt hfcgood ..strong ropes for-swings, not
with seats; but with rings, m which'the'chili
an clasp his hands, and suspend himself hy his
irms, which would yield a ihousaiid feid more
unusement, give employment to many on idle
iour. A few dollars spent in the erection of
pome gymnastic apparatus, would pay largely
n tlrerhealth and onjdyment of the children.?
stationary ladder, eoine parallel bars, a
Jimbiiig and jumping pole, would furnish endess
ana .wholesome amusement both to boys
intfgi'rfs^and while they give vent to the ..frekb
mergies of youth, would lend a manl?:vigor to
he whole character and constitution. Whatsver
be th& amusement provided; U should be
mch as to> tax the strength and give plky 1o
he entire activities of the child. There is
>owerin those limbs, irnpaiientto grapple Witlr
iometbing that shall try ibeir strength, and
he boy or girl will soon tire of either the work
5J4 play that does not call Into fall action their
whole energy. ' ' * y
Throw> to the flumes those eilly j$laything*
ivhifcK .Cdttfide the child to the corner, npd
3jee'? e9 f if p ~- \
threaten to break under the 'first rode to'uch}
buy a strong .ropfe,*anrf a stbdC pofle, orVgttofl
9a\v'aud hatchet, frtid yon need give 'yoursfeff
but little-trouble to keep your chUcT'froirtr^atTdering
or wickedness..- His rough (ones, aird
Ja,early, busy {>4fiy .^jl(. return_?ou a tljpvtsand.thaijks,
ana fill yojir h^ait with the promise ljfi
a manhood of hdfiest, vigorous .efroflji^iu !the
patbf of IwuorabLe ecterpri^o.'?
Uai of Education^'' * &*- JV.
jPfe ,f- . * y- ' t- a c,<T.
<r ?>V. lTelttsionffboiit OenHH.'^
"** ?? S *L-a? JAL
*i/ a uuuiukhj inhume, eapeureiujr 1ri1^
^y&iin^pmen'df ul>ltit^tolsiigpo8e i|lut Whal tfiey'
oall genius is sufficerif^rlucc^Ss ih life. 1%^V
BOeer afr the stodUme *?."?' stupid" batik wonna,.
,deride the imluatriou^aa '.'mere pWddere'Hnd'
|>Qa#tJiuvtit is onlj.oeee^etj fot* (wo
Jpiu'dw.to cvmquer.themi^st-djJfcuMh: Usk*.**We
have seen iu our tilne, many such, ty?
ijaxe djsewed ttotrn, .iaoreover,.ju -.evei-y * welk:
of life. \Vptiwve kno.\yn tberii Aa'-Hoic^w^rij"
intf mechanic*,88 brilliant declaimer? in debating
societies, as witty or eloquent studeutsia
college. Bui we base lived long en^iigh to
notice that most of them have made sbip.wce?lt,
csf Oietuselves . forever. The smart mechanic
^ sdaining to work fdUhe^veek: whsu four-or
hye4^>'&labor.w(add produce as-much as other^
earned Irom-Monday-oiranUngUU Saturday
night, lias generally acquired habd^of dUsiptf-:.
tion and idtenessr,' and endecl so'metftnes ur the.
*'.; . '> . i -J* j _ .uit jt!J i?*
penuenuary, outwore ireijuenwy hi mearanaaids
crave. Thd'sho'WY'bratdr has bbcwftie alafcp
^>vyerb>^^d ib^HbthT^'ti3it<)H*,"or put-;
'hbasb politician. The idte'thuugh-able stoderiV
'has-sfenk'.nto-a ^MuSt ^dab^-man,". 'and dletf
before reaching ftVrt^rtiirVrctHW of hisdwti *:
cesses. As we-Jbok^isck. a tu t hose we knew
of. these relass^,Jflc^rc/ej^.ty?e4it^ yeetuj ago^ we
$ce al^s f jJjat^ ?jkr{g#t ^ipral 'ruin, has , yverta.k^ti"th$inT
.i't i\ %- v-.'N.f
there is pfcVurpjTj; a'dffferepeeItJetw^eo"
"iTietij in pojnt ofTabifUy, we do Vo' not .pretend
Yodeuy. This difference js less gregt, howey-r
e'j\fhao is generally aunposecf j."Vud" no gprifQS;
moreover, is .spffiq!rfilt '"o/"'itsejf wi (fi d uf dls-'
ciptine and study.*" difference yre say; is
not ko giVal ifs fS^g'Sa^ifj he'Wrfd. It is tr'ub
that one pej^n ifihy excel ia
popb! airly" cult ed /efpq I y TielS
detjcjent in something else, ca for example, in
the pure!j logical faculty.. A, witfy lawyer,,
able i<? keep a jufy i?a roar, m^y not. bp. as
competent to iirgtoe a case in bane as a tewfen<Itpu.s
civaf./JAn excellent* book keeper "la
wliofiA 'long "columns' or figures are nothing,"
'may yet have no ."mechanical ftfc.uTfy at all;
and a good mechanic may be a poOf aceoU'iitafit.
.'Niituro \viseiy "diStributes' bet- favors,
generally bestowing different s^ecrnlities,'so to.
speak on differed* persons. Jefferson' Wfs ' a
great ehd.iarr, but'had no" talent fbr if at what'
ever." Wayne -'TVris "'a sp rend id general, but. I
q'nite an'in different legislator: ' Putnam could
head a charge gallantly-, of defend a' po9l;"he'
roicaliy,~buthip.d- 90 heiid for "planning a cO?b?
plicated campaign. * In more humble life we
see siitoilar-proofs of-this- difference; TMte.
are-women; for instance, who can. cut and fit,
as-if.by instinct, who -seero, indeed, natural
born rnantua-makers or tailors. There ate
others ivboalwaya bungle if they attempt such
things.' i'. :
Everybody, m fact who isnc>t an idipt,-.hRS
favorite faculty, or to use the> proverbial
phraae,. * ' a kuack of doing something.". Now
genius; its true acceptation, re & nack.of doing
many things; or,, in its narrow sense, is a knack
of excelling inliterature, politics, oc.
But as, in, the. humblest life, proficiency,, eveniii
that ~f?>r which the person has * peculiar
faculty,i* only to be obtained by practice, s<>;
in the higher walks of mind, discipline is ab->
6oltttely necessary. -The boy, wbo is .put to.
learn the ,stone cutters' trade, because he is al*
wpy,?nnoulding figures in cla/, never becomes
a sculptor unless he studies hard. . lite youth
ful tbsljler ui ;w.uer colors uever rites to be a
great painter. wiUviuJ long years ' d^voted^.to
his art. The lad who makes a capit.il college
speech, ends in becoming a mero( wordy- <Te.cj
aimer,' unless be learns to think." }t"waa .nqt
only,his tajent for painting, which wqi\ for
Raphael the title of "divine," font. the' days,
and nighjto he.devoted .to jnaste/iiig (drawing
and composition. The great Miitoii worked
bard at poetry for thirty years, endeavoring to
perfect before he began Paradise Lost
There is not a fanlous. history of ibhicn the..
satne canrfot be said." To 'rely'mSVelyon''what
is'called gehi'ns. is to insure failure, nay f fs"ta>
casl away opportunities bestdwed by Nature;
it is in iflVi'-fb <tniiWnHer * Filtef A sbehdtSirift. tiie
v . > 7 r # 'v ?
fbrtoofe, ak if "were, which wtis givert iu'ailvaTtce
at Hirlh:?~Phttudrfphia Ledger: - ' -5
- - '^ttdoin Essays. -V *
?.v ?? ' .i-*" : . / ?< >; i-T-f
. a.'. -<* ?*:*T80;-v'- . >i:? > V. ,
Poor .'Youno MjwLr-r-.Be encouraged my
yonngdriemh choUgli.yoa ere ?<?w At the foot*
ef fortune's-ladder* weighed down* dxy the
many Cnres and privations attendant on ppr
erty?fiu-oed to eudure the .tatmtsand; spofla
of.the aristocracy of wealth,. ,^j)d obliged consequently.
to move in. the. cirole, far beneath
that to which you are eptjtl&d;r~tbe time may
yet command will come if you are/aithfui in
the discharge of your duty, when you.may be
enabled tp look dowa with-supreme contempt
npou the proujl be-whiskered popping jays,
who now give yon the cold shoulder. Some
of the most distinguished men that ever lived-,
where born poor. History poipts tq, man)'",
ua ? (Aanit *vU /% fsom FinttKak .x f
Ytijr ijjiai#j, v> ftiu HVIII tug ivwool uepwiia w
poverty, and tbe'darhest obscrtrity, rose to the
highest posts of honor and distinction. Rome
was not built in a day, neither ean^lortnnee
be acquired nor great honor and reputation
be obtained at a airigie graSjp: time alone
perfect ouwhopea. , A. pontmued perseverance
on our part in whatever we may/undertak/tb
accomplish, is all that.is required to ensure
success. ?
Tlien be encouraged, ahd deep&d -not because
you are poor* but ratherthank God that
your lot was not cast among the nabobs of
the land, for had it been^ perhaps you might
never have risen above the sensual enjoyments
with which they squander away the precious
moments of life. It is a notorious, but lamentable
fact, that few men who are thus broyght
up in the lap of luxury, are ever known beydnd
the immediate circle fn which thejTmove;
* _ <: -w -i
It te /tbe triaia. ?njJ vicJisitade*
timk^e the yianijf Wbfo not .^^ed.,U?;pjieli
.sooie fier^ orfleal, h?. ts not*.auGjeiU to Of
i)ubu{cM i?\to a' great jVtjaeri?$''(VvAafd
rjevef have pr,outJly ^oeated ofn PjH^kii^.prenjy
.air.Adams, a Wastnogton.Ojrji Jeff&a^ii^Iuul
?t n^been4v?x tfe ti*IJ?Tu.'^KicFi
Kivwj, Jfc was (Ho &m$riqan Ke\^H(ltf|>n?,' tHp
)cifanttio'n.Qf .fadeij^&jnofr, aHdj^e.wejuli.(y
responsibility re*tmg" qintjie ieadep
. in fa i n^epubhc, caesed. ohkat bY
,ieniiyuiames oi. trgt<?n r
. ?; * > \: '* : i"-j v.*.*-' ?Tri : ? . * !. -4 rr ; .*?
feoccOTAfctfrN* TTfir BeUCt.'?PrerTcftjiW Ihfe
jforrefietto Revolution, ?*n - -I?dhkW, 'whV'ttfirl
been converted to ebrie&infty* under "iJlliotf,
bnpj*eocd. in tor\rn during Sundhyr'^mi, fctdiftjj
to reverenoe tberdiy, was mipelted by-^tfle dictate*
ot duty to attend the?lHdch df-the\\difte
men. He entered .the hsus^-hrtt Tio-dne-w^V dWg
To be eofttaminnted by* oMrtftC^ Wtth* tbt
tndian, be was left to'stand afonem'd&eTyf -rfj^
aisles.- ThejwencherIpommeriocd ?bd Went
through hte routine of scfvite. At-the eofi*
clos'ioti* the-IitdMui^tnodesriy Irfl&d ap Kfs' ybiee
and requested liberty {0 apeak. It-was,a tequest
that.could not Well be denied, as it was
'jihunly enbugh Hiscbvered. that ihe.ootiffregaUon
had a curiosity, to hev wbatthe red'trWhi
had to siiv. He commabced''anH 'relflWd thft
history"oi'lils coW^ersikMitojhe' Christian, fljitb:
J^forp thTs heprocee.d?d 'to'^xllort ^hejfo>ple.
He had' buriiiag thoughts, atiijj .being related Jf>
lb? artHess simplicity -of his soul,% he Won
'brought teart^Troru "jtirrios'i evefy eyei " ' ' ?
' ' As h e c o 0 cl 11 ft e d,' 1 h e?p a r so (id e sc efH <fc<rTfo fb
"tbe'^sk ahd hpprotfched the Tndiaii.* <l rfofr
"k ft'jpoi&iSfe?* said the parSoijj " cbbi' joi^'&h
"uniatohed saviige, ftavlnj* do eduqatiori/ppsiHjss
thebo'wer'so greatly Cb dflfect itiy he&r6f3 W
"e'tfW fcr-tiriiigtfieof to tear*;' while % an ordain"etf
minister of Christ, Vhb hare 'receryfed1^.
tegular theological education* after' pfeachitfg
many yelrs, was ael-ec able to ipo've thpm ut
: tfnS mbifti'ef V*: w<Oh,* resiled tbb Todiaii, " it
all he very pliiin. You ' come fiefb?bVIng
vet'bdryb.ail m'ce?and silvv^upbo^, *aTl
hacfdsotrre; but you have no ^upiotasft fn de
iviwK Y-oii give the |>eopid nothing 0 eMIr-l
Blit I, poor, dirty Indian, come1 here?bfjhg'
great wooden "bo wP'rind wjp'den gp^cni; put 1;
bring suecotasVhy niy^BotR&rrf^npgdepeo p I?
something id eat, ,?>ey gfad.lojjct it^cfeyTta
nil tuirirvvir m a ' c'ot'iifioirf nntVi lArvl; I rvr*. of r^o
?? J? iiw .^wic-uv/u 4' ? viy
silVer ipowf.^ 'l 9/ Iffe;
1 etvt; I firing then) de wkter3\oraithcaiviy{; jfey
drinkj and $ey so glad dey.<tj'Terr ioy?'dev
bless feud and be' tKanVral? $qu'gq
fountain of living watery apt) fiH y odr bQ\vl?
den yorn people glad tf> eorod her^ den d^y]
rih more go'to sleep to hear, you preach. ' '
" ChfUtftirt ji&foiiitf.:
* - : . : * * -* ... v '* t?
ri ' -* A .. *. "* ' t <, f> ?i tS
... . , . *Jton ? . j
" I always speak exactly wl^J^nkJ; $eid
& yonng lady. m .my. ^.e8ei\ce.tl?.<^er.';fti(pi
;niog.;. and straightway I began to meditate on
the queer position affairs in,general .wqqW.^e
yume if .everybody, like ;the^?%<^ahi-.,youpg
lady should, adopt the plan of ;speaking vyh^t*.
veyer they thought. Vf hat a hubbub WpuId $p
sue. The " ^qitfusiqn, of^oRgues" wcfuld be
nothing in comparison to it. ^
_ Only .imagine Miss Sq^amer^, auiprjs^- and
indignation, wh'eti on'arising from tlib pUno,
s)ie wihnituriy begs Mr. SquibhV opmjoh 0f nev
#on?i. and is carididly tolcT^yahe. gentleman .r
"Oh, iiis e*ecrabie; out
out of^UpTeT " to. ijfot y<H> ?tfeiiboji?ijia^f.'Ti :
And what would become pf Kff." Ayrps^lt
on (jueslionin^JVIigs Verity pn the/witqfe of
Jier1 cogitatfons, In'srfeh 4 jtyle "aa"
thousand muneas, fair la<fy, For'your''tijoilgtitfl,M
slip wouUfuohesUalingty make answer"; "lUj
wish you woujd^go. ' Vou're such a^b^fe.1''";
' Mrs. Tittlef Sirs..'battle's
would ooftie to an end mighty sOon' rf^Mfa.
Tittle; instead oT pronounfcS'ng.. Mrs.' Tpttl^'#
'spring bonnet " ft perfect love,'". sBcruid5 bo/dly
declare it to'be a "perfect fright."'/'
Plain speaking Would entirely ftbofijTf \r/Mt:
ing. People woufd 'find no pleasure irt . frejng
I fUio M'Wqjk, nfflVJlliiNir t
g i tc Ltu auut wii^ laouiv/iij n
'I suppose of coarse jmtVe-cqiho wniffBcftteav
tfc>n>of staging to ten,"31-&c> ' -<
Show, lofc the bachdtfr'wWd 'dew UKttoe
veht to hits private ideas oh* the sofe^ect Vrlien
Ohwypprfg toother- of h is ^sicah smtAoee' hri ngs
forward htf ' bAby,' efld while t<Wa*ibjg*1dm tb
kwa' jt, assures him, "It is a sweet ehefa^/^
"W*o6ldh*t Ws ears fm^fch'tribrnent^afaer, if
with a contCmpToorfs curl \>f the dqj/dtfe'&t.cinnnett,
" Sweet F 7 eafr*tMa^ I^er
^discovered anything weet-a boat #?UFe* .
JapIiVksb W^SajfTsi-^-IV'e uhiferstitnjf that
'^ilrtdfy packagbsof the pVeSfcritS serif
President by the EhrpCror of Japan, in returh
fof TbVHe' farvVnrded frOjnvbeftCe -"^by'ditf; wands
of Conmiixlorfe Pfefry haWreacbed'Wiis&fflg.
ton, ditto thtini:Heiflg sartdry pirckj??es*el:;fM'Vsenfe
for officerstof ;rta'expeditr<jn,Vtflcl\ arrder
'Itocfciw, liftftt toe defhaitedifrt (east tsrWporftidly.dtt
the "Slate Department!" Th^V'ls, otttil
Congress totoyi'giyfc' lltei? leikve '4b w&pt
thera' # ' ? n* ir : ' . V - tr**--,
' The ooritenU^Nlie ptekages- arers#fti. fi*'be
"*f! k8-,Strb*dsf \?ri ting 1 tAiet^ defieftfceftfhddl-agite
ornamaits/virt^s.-.'boM'l^r aMfotfcgr
fntvterials, umbrellas, Dints, bells, jarBjbatuWu'
flower box, lances," Japftn matting, stone from
Japan,'stone'from Loo' Chop, agrrbultural irti
piemen ts, Japan shfne (martopct' from
hermetically- , sealed! samples of'-sngar C$he,
8jpyon 'dPgs, {wgi; toirds; *eed whehj from The
Cape of Good Hope,''etc.* " " "
? *rr_ l..1.., rt,A a?? ?? xrw ^ur^u
VT e Ilfttl tllrtli liii; m;^9 aig ut a ui^cu ee muss
Tione but the aristocracy of Che . empire, keep,
as they a.tp vejy costiv. Io t^e tfrneof Chirie*
II., a'smirfan nn^er'aP present of dogs wd
jj6{rt-jto*R6hie by the Emperor of Japafo, from
^Miich^he celebrated European breed of King
Charles' spaniels Sprang.. Those sent to the
President by Commodore Perry are much fike
the King Charles' breed, of 'the. present day;1
though considerably-larger.?^Wmthikffton Slrfr.
The snow on the track of the Cape Cod'Rail
Road, within one mile of Sandwich,'Was in
some places from ten to fifteen feet deep on
Friday and Saturday lastl No train had reached
Boston oyer this road from Thursday after
noon up to Monday night the 12th instant- >
v >
v How TO HAVBXJOOO CorFKK ?P^
tieftig 'paid to the :qtfaffr.y'' "l&lree,
; m ^tfcertimwif ,%\$u
four\d ip our westenr Imarketi^ .tfy* noxtlfajng
\b &?"*fooe7ti t<f pi<?lr* it "qv#r tiroKWr aftgf
H^tH^Witi^care'fot tfttiif* rtie'lteftiela'
r^aAlU tiVi <fef*tfifie*?Ti o t'ciflor, irtrtt
Tint Jyttrrfcj'd, <V^M'deT^j*llfe fflS'^'ccdR#!
giving tt*?*tKrter rfvi
ttf Wt tTiovffcfcr?,tker!*T>/erffe' tgg'nJ^h/^iSH .
tefirtWHG? pilfca*'.Adfote,*{)&??' tint -m
: Hfcfe jK^WWttng- iraf*r,s t
tWfty mfinrtei Mvdir tskrmj ft frerri IflHnMwg
t'ifrr? mftehTaYetF-ffptfoftiyjlB di tb$&* tSr,ire?{t$
.VittkrK W*ir ai?d':g^''lcte^
' -ft WlfcrSi ^
i tffi feta*; f# fhe fef^eftPWW# d*W .
', Bffafr cta& feMfon?Ttrp^filel-5 *
i r3* . W ?'<.; -- -* las#.
. tv -A* Barer :Pfrnrtam:^~*-?rtl?i?4ft iMM
?efy jostly'towletMR rte tnthknft mogrfc ?*}$0?
k -a-iftfge mri?b?m>& prephr ^wiutge ?0"H?injtj6*
t. ??tn tiw Wfeh.*- I3e.-ifty*v'i^ w
--' **^0 creet botfly attitude 4b ofttafct^*<M?l
', bnpyttaace.'to-b^aWi 4h??fv)?h|dl>(|%<^
"1rad; Cwjoked; "hadjiy foiUbiw,VTTiJtmtiffo^l
any lengths) -iiroei arf; i aj urrona,^1 frMifoc*ii i
sitting, standing, o*4yiug positierttVtotoffljg^
.waking." 3'? ait. with the body -tefHtin^ fayward
on the stotnoeiit'or. <wj un?-afcfo;XttlMtalt
beels -eteva Led to a 1 e**l- with thje-beVd/ ttntot
oniy. in bad ti#tfl,.but it ia-?xe?eaingly.d?firW
; irxwtil to bieaijhyorftinpertbe jfttfeatitcftppitiMh
, Org??vs, inlerrupfci-tire YreevWotiB^tf
Wfc chftat, ?i<? rctee&lee UieiuHOUam.'&Miiqwk
daminal and-Qhotaeid organs, and^iitf ftcfcrflhi
balances the, .whole .moscaiar xyikm^ mql '
-dhildeenr beeoH?<dightly'hump<backedffcr:JMi?
^verety-totMid-shdteldsfred by aeepiofe n It 111Mb
ise^d rawed on.a bigb-pillow^:
; :V)(k{Mdt iVjsi%\ei to^tand -or .sil^rrSf&ilEfih*
sleep, in a n ecked position tarn saietndtofll,
; .vaaoir-aipdTson may-be? sure bis-. otai8AhlAe'#yt
teuh isvbadly dangere^ .mijl.-tbe-inorp 'nnnjfti
. j^e-k ta-H?rpsei;ye.?.atnHght{flr 9pT%k*?{*tttwp,
:nsd juU>dre^ajd;
I i* '?_ .Xf &.'-S i ! ? *$* , t. .VMibiw ?JT
... ^AKGRR. Or &*<*&!&&*
wept tP. aAJ..tUt, ^bef^kirjgs^be^
rin.Vi; ibpj.kas the greatest.
K*U "rc^QUCpeiyt! ja ,iV .$eJea^ danger
i j,ferk?^J)|atMw; #fcr. pother renson.^fltw
;| be tui, fcy^r^u^ipament^^
: *n,^Sm&tm
, &J&&H
il0#|l./0fi'!1 M. whith tl^e dejd^ .Jr^i^itoi
' ja.Jsjiu^fef.tneq, 3pa gdiy foijgkfos jj^stejra
?&
' the' I^c^ress of
'W&tteWifi' * ft "Vd* pr^aolte^ ola#^{fejga?
' flirty o^unlies'iTaVo ahice Deeo aS^(%?d
hekriy'all orga^ed; tKe. population i^mcr^OM
'fr&rfi "'five, ihdxufafid to tliirtjr
the Uirfable property .of the^rf^oj^tk,
*Bnd^e"has-6e^n ^iiVTwh^oj'ir tfeo
. atbrelhe TaltSof St. &ntKot$
tie&fiave^ |&n^rgpftfzed aftcljpire dc&uitSFfllra.
}6iced itfa" v^ry*crfedrtabte tp^fiSflfTBBWjpgity
IS* In op$rafioJt>j tfSell endowed 'by epra?&;
jyid/a' syetejifvof ttfta w KVt ffl^n t
' 8 u perf n(&$ftfce1fotf bbe n' 6sln6li4fied j wfifciq^mr*
^fyies'thV^turo ^^figfen'cie'tif
"TiTe hew steamer Ijlack SealeH^o
fcpgUnd, Jamifiry j<j, vrjin aw gnues jo^^tou
rgfagM*.
, si^ck cfsffiraSsH
slstj. * cpfypjwV of.prof^r mem \yJio?ntB ty jp'
^aisiin placing Uj'e ".Krres" anajapopratu3 iji drfdef,f"giey.
were to bajoined^t.M^4'By tjjr?ti#b
eogin&fif officer?. It. wa^^eij^t6d jbaf tlw
;telegrapil woulijie.Wn .from the frnneajo
Taria aqdJ,ond?n
. * '. i r,v.--'- j ii " *4 aj
MAURI ACES EiiRAORDiN.unv?^--marni^ge
(: occurred lately . S??, fa on
. weffcaft^U
: ape?.<J^ *#? wiejapficaliy acljp?te?iiy
^ro^B^raU.^ Jiappai^d; t*> J#.prfsen^n
* ?i?rn^to^ j)laa? .QO
r .ftwtiij^jee ip thajC)EjQ>riv4?TOHpo?t^ I&iaggifp.
il^J^vJ^.j^lIacd utpted
- J&- ^amea-n.iDroojttp^to ^iflfl'lSrrWi farjfct1^
, cn pqppvcoudty, -ysUiao o*>j
?! * Afth*-battle c4 Waterled.ttwo Prenob. nffit
qerr.were advaaciug te^b*iyee*<naeb.*ttiioa4of
-. "foroer. daoger. was ii?i)ineut; ftn4
<tbera displayed evident sighs of- fear* .-^fibo
; vothp* ob&eryipg it said to him r '\Sir;-I-bpii?r?
you are frightened." 'Tes/^eturoeArthprfgfcn
?ud if .yp* arete rlia# a%3poch
./pig]Hcned(.you would runaway^' :>33|fi jy.
exKi^te-wt tk bappyttght tbediderewBR#*tween
moral and physical courage. ' .J34
?. > r V Vr r, .pi
; v Qvizs^ ,1
. JOoqr* & eJaWeol^d-<yjg?*vj n
of a qifrulrtipea, vulgntly-fciiowi as
..^^TijCJunao^fciwd ^opf^jn ||d?t<jppiD?
V^4>ce-tbe ?
h {&AW?eri&iw&th#\ spng put, uUrufllir,jjis
lw^niagincd, very wittily^*** ^ ^
: Tie a^UfJlP^oirtt
.'hq^Afl. MQipfL VH^imM^PvfiP10*
; juried^. **?"'w?
W<^y
' Po trtiirc *?w&ht IdluS mirtcT^Wn t^i* t!*ntr$Wr
haiiH upon hiVhend." Wa%j^y^pRM
- who, whefl n^ced ttftofe-j'rf rfrrthl Hntg^ngj^i?.
/ bio. for b?<r,tficnlg1?is', rebftwJ, "leei6rfy^*^S?tn
Hh? Birds Wlrirww my warn put wan *Kaw
Baptist Chuhcr
We learn from rbe IBtyresa iba't the Baptists
<u?- ? front io oddSrtaikfe tne efW&ttod**! ? new
and iisrtdsorn? ^efeurehedificei* Star*
tillage, wbictf ii e*f>?ct?d'lo>1* te^OiWHlifent
to the arehiteetureof the pfefce-.^S
The 'Frederick (Va.>
Mrs.