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Tawy ecireV.ti Urt tT?tj rf.,
' m BaiJ ia bxxw of the . lYvd ili'.'sao
eli-mb! It to lt35, difcTcwi in. aitt if
U S.509 Mt EWr .iorecV t T1 ic4t of
Dr. Hitdwll t vu a Bauble tt th'm, nd
ha tt risot, Wn much ulktil iUwU Thf
rttk! from CuMEirer aid ywJt'svr n.V'
whk k it tht kighact ef tk rix, f
tennlMd by Dr. JiiiehcH- .One f fie yn,
rb7 an4iuLW.f-uivY;
Allen, th otUr.jre. It U weU. knoWI
Cl-Tlx. ZTT.t.T- 1,1 Th.t
itr fi(,n-. r.m. riAilrLWheJ w tii
pMk bj it, MltblMrt, ia krdJeoi wiib u'nW-
Moremntoo. At tlut tim, an.I O may rcartf rtiirf. bowerer, t ipowat w tlwrinuW
thrtftr.indJ, nndl the afte for,arV-
tera Rauroaa irotn 5I .ur-, .Xi.rranton u
tboobt to be 963 abuvetbe m. i. iIiuhlT
fbL5d ia "tbe Kiner" ,'lor I35r that tVv
peak of tbe Black ilounuia is Pt ilvc
tbe level of tbs tea.. Tbia mlr w-a then, aj.
Is ttL'l aamaect to ecUbtuh tbat tLe Elavk Aiva-,
taia is bibber tbaa ur ctb.-r mouculn eaLcf ih
Vocky Mountains. Jit, waJanton, a Acw
Haicpebire, k only 6,233 f.( bigb. Our Scl4
Cienrapbiea. Gazetteer!, Ac, bare taugbt u ince
1835, tbat MtMitcbeD, in vWth CtroCna, a
C.478 fwrt bigh, and tbey ver aa rirht as tb na
ture of tbe cat at tkai time would anr one
be. Ia 1S44, Dr. MltcbcUUind tbe KefkLxui-
tala to be 6.671 (set bigb Tkia retlRMt xerda
tbat made La 1&3S, b J Wt,- ht4 it vi Vdf
xrom amf uit, ma a m tore .a. igni oaa. own
VtensIaW by tbe aarvtyt made &r tbe Charb
toa and Onoanati Kailroad. Bot'aince tbe mt
xtrt Ijt our Western exteauoa hare Kva puK
liabed, it baa been announced tbat fornU is
100 foet above Ude watrr; S- tbat Dr. Mitch
eU
' obMrvation of ICS my be cwmvtod to rrwl
C?0t, iastd of .:e.' Tbia Botabcr di 9bn from
tbu giTta ia 1841, br only 36 fort ia 6,700, which
, iti4f b not of roa,4 mount, mS might aria
, - from tbcae Banbm bfatf dem.inl br Iwrmn
etrre of very ditWeat fettrraa. Trvt. tlayot,
, Uh year, twk a di Serve t rat on ocr Wraiera
, extension aa hta baie, aod found Ibe top of the
Black Mouataia to be 6.TW fWt above tbe pew.
: Sa bie carvfal and entirely tnut worthy mcwure
nat only eoalnm what Dr. JViicbell mie
, twenty year lefure. It niaj be worthy of .no
tice that the great heijrU of ilk Ml. Mitchell was
, aatktcatMl early ia this century by Mkbtuivtbe
great botaaiat, because pianta were f und about it
aot afaia nH with till we g4 to Caaada, . Tbe
Boa. John C Calboua alvaya ex;cted the avue
i rouit wbeaeTer ioruincou , re a.-iicd W
cavuae, from tbk raage of roouataioa, aaton
Cowed, one aide into the Atlantic, abbr ide
Into tha ajper part, and from a third iato the
lower part of tbe Ohio. Four lug river begin
among tncaa mountains, ana atverg At first
large anrlea. Tba aagjreOiwaa and nfiaUoa
Dr. Mitchell was the Crt to weif- ia- 1S35, and
to contra la 1S44. o then, this bighcat peak
- aboald alwaya be called Ml. Mitrbell, ' -
' la the Smithsonian Ibrport lor 165S, fi 299,
there era the allowing eewteocaa: -i Tle hfpbeM
point of the Black MouDUin, now called Cliag
oaas Beak, ia the most el-rsied ap fn cr con
tinent, east r.f the Kocky Jfountaici, "Thai fact
baa been fully esobtahad. fcnee th data f Mr,
Clingman'i ktter, by a series of; measuretzMata,
conducted wiA etery procaulion to Insure aoeu
racy, by BroC Oayoc 11a found the akiuide of
Mcuat Mitchell to be&3?S leet, and that of Oing-
naas Beak to be e.TIO feet 4t.t0i tf. 1V have
a?n that " the Csct T kera rtfrri to wsa esUU
lisbed twenty wo years belre Meaort. Qiasxnaa
and Goyot eon firmed it. And If the aaue hciv
tuirgveted be adhered to with sucb a meaning at
tarbsd, there will be a writ cr.jo4 and oncarr
our Elcbing of U kooors of our owa Wraed and
rainvtaking Broior ,
Tbe other Mt. MitcheU is that referred to ia
thu extract frma the SmHliaoniaa Erjvrt. ltlia
tarre or (our miivs to th srsith cf the ehW Mt
M :u Wll. aod k the one met tW In ascending the
Black Mountain ftvsa the Concorr end. ""W by.
when or by wboai It was o naraH, dor.'Hknew,
not do we care. II Dr. Mitchell ererlBtiwsareJ
it, be aceer deeov hie ravrf .there' worthr of
utch Bice, dot do wa.k&ow what his dtrati
asuon wee.- 1 MwMae rm i hi of ItrM ich-H
to dloortr a niae, and aitar rjuiathnr nut iu oail
eruf. to leave others wgo smd work it if the r hmi
tie iriv;re cr the ljtclicjinon. It aea that'som
of tiicse, not conteat with what tbe pitner left, are
trjirg to make n betlcre that ther alo tnt
laarkad and secured Uw pcia, and ttist the great
est glory uf the etpc.iiCoo U their, i Tbwib!ic
eaa bow ieci.lt whether tbe attnopi is lair, and
whether it shall be aucccasf uL " It will doubtless
decide that the aaae tnt given by the acttiers on
the tdes of the lUk Moaula twaatv .ar.
ago. and used by then to this ear da 'haU be
retained for the highest peak, and' that thecOit
, B5. M t wsr.H another uar, ge and look fir It.
Foa to k Banrvruu
D LABIUM. "
IT Ut9. SC&AJT ST. W4.PDH.t . "
Go and in no more.'" Su. JJin, gi
Is It not wonderful that in a hiMerlviliswl
and chrktiaa country, sra t haiU Ind -etwttaM as
raercileaf as the puioeif arrow of th ' barbarian:
or the stake and flame of the A nierlean savage T
cuswmos so uestrucuve to vtnne an-l piety, that
that they destroy all b.w of pera ia thk life, and
tn Um Ufatocome? Uow man? wenU have been
reciauned to ralinous. useful lirn-it k,
guste dowa to the depths of aSry and deemlr, tf
w wwiu, go aaa am no mor , cwiid tuve
entered the hearts of their wore fortunate feHow-
oewgs. t aaa toe tears of fctty wooJd have blot
txd out all emotions but those of commieerstioo,
and the geoeroas hand wuukl have beea extended
o strengthen and eacourage thm ia the stainless
paths of rectitude and truth. Our mUionaries
are teat to a;i parts of the world sent to
Oretaland t icy mouataiaa
Brno India's coral strand ;
'Where Africa sunny fountains
Boll dowa their goldea sands;
From tcaay aa aacieat river,
.- From many a palmy plsinH
Yet what calla npoo aa more toudtingly, and
what ia BkOTdasperetely negWtoi Thaathe fates
f poori naful woman f True, they worship cot
Idoo, bat they are driven to fall dowa at theiwt
atool of depravity and degradation, there to grovrf
!rU2?Ih'F P-rmitted to rb. If
they tremblingly Ventura to knock with a faint
kafmarcy at a happier sister's door, they are
.v WV lf 57. iptora amployment to
Bed. Uk ! whst rtrrtfcat siaa wa commit in their
d-stiay. Alas I that th Uwoaa .tkh
aajkf Wy la U morning ia the temple." fLr
tbstr heaafit, should ha to utterly forgotten tyhfo
erm! How many taari of pentter.ee would
wash the fast of such miwionaries, and how manr
beads of hair would drv them, if th.t ... Zr
adamant were thrown open for their escape from I
hopeless iafsaty to a world of honest UborVbtcr-1
. .ij, wam poruua at sau-reapect. There can
lo aa besitatioa sa to the trutkof the vlsaosa.
a.ty that exiu for duwaanteaaneiag all incentives
to viee, aai awery demoralizing feature that -waists
ta eommuniUas. All good and wise forma of
Siverameot, all conventional usagee of socfetT
jmands this ; but whea an example becomes ni
ctaaary for society, murderer Is given clerical
atonement for hut tin. The thief is braadod J
tZiZZZt !h4raetop: the poor
. . Tz , "l?1 into a dhonor.
to awmxa, ua, w&ere?
t-ra of chanty and followw, 0f o-ir
? latnsM mMiii..i.Li
o . r, I! oar gwa-
ai fc,t wmndererV -r-T.r.T'l it.an4 -mat?rutltr She sWaiM o.KJtVC.
m w w we urn at av an a w j . w. a
mi . il Ft t"k ... tlV Jit ft -. M - .l.W , . -i- i 1 I ' ' - , n 1 1 I" - T T 1
jnuat JLir-j feya
beildfisLf.;riie leJwrwra wi aing
If oast, erxtoi. tui'rt'-rirt.lhn rtf &tixi-
i . tWo fortnr 1 kmlthfiiL n.l Ulft IIT-
il, oL-roswindM tobnceo B Ud roooj Wve,
ssr.sr riujpjlt
rn4 bj l&h rij-W
T w h. thi-T were mcked od krund vl foe i0re
AlrWft. Nit fiw mi0ntrt u the j-ctory, -re
re gkd to mum to th frc-rfi air, tor U.e nau-
Ufa"! lhuTIi-nUy jowonous atmpnrd, nw
ai
wrsutt
i '.a i. .ur; haae wliicUj iHa.tuas nuriMi.a i
.tin to ut tb moon lurht her ail far lamp ui
die fJOW of hor dwy akilT, rre sh eoinnienopd
f-r c.ii inrnal voaire upon J,he. ocean ofLiiighw
ramo rl'txns Chvl tad tho star kindled
tUoir watch firone ftrr another around bcr.--'
" now rahsod a nee lected eoawterv : wild vines
were twisted abpot a few tree which "marked the
"V; the grass was .fpinsfintj 'greeBj andtho
nnnr leave wvrfe bumiraftboir autls! little birds
IiktMi ahoar: and here and there an earlr B wer
t-JJ no her rolden cuo to catch the" fkllmr dew
At a hoet dLttanc from ihlreolemH epoC a wide
rtr.g of earth ra enlfificae.1 around a pule the
imftrf-a-Ion qfJioraes et ptarKea too snot n eyery
rlirection, and the Cresh tvt-r-nnU of o-
Tnen aad rkUdrartTlwfva developed .on aha soft
i nerftiok iMaxlio. rt ao sound was tnere.
nwa f ilent and stilL "What doe- this mean
. Isie circni wa bereft fcw.daye lwco. -Wbaf
m rnttoaMi or numaa met a miie kiwvt nwn
irt tM vallev than wat', tmnething- Kke
hnndV niion th3 gru ; iTf walked onward we
Ht that it was a woman, hhe .ws aitio; oron.
tar cold rround, Jicr Jcneea drawn . up, and her
arms folded over them. he raWd her drooping
bead as we paaed, ano; never, never, can we tor
trrt the minrled exr-reasfon of that 'sorrow and
sin-riven countenance. : Nature's eon vulnons bad
mudlsted and d 'faced tbo onoe Innocent f imatfe o
the Almighty, an Uke Calii.khe was branded
i lifu '-a fuKitire' and a yagabon4 upon the"
srth," Olicre j stHoetning sacroa in aerp rrei
Ht is like rtijinterrhic the dead to dewibe it
and with the ancient artiit we will-throw a rail
over th-we lineawtenta wi would net portray,
A t acta of kiodnMa aoroiapanted byv good
Jkuv. tetfcee with harir? TtrMoured tor hr a
ituaii-vt in the f ecWf on" the hill. ta-ptamorplMM-
ed tuts poor Marrdaien rrom a nervl V a rhru
ll4J. .. .. L . m . L . .
On a jmmilehcl -stone, in r church yard
tbefvi rfretntcd in utline. a'kBeelinr woman
with aa Aiabasr ho in, her ' hand. " Rueath is
thb1nscri4in : : '. -.'. I
IIeslnr, which were many, are forgiven ; Cr
she kvei murb.'jr. Lckk, 7th Cfau,47th Verse
i-..u it i
roa. TBkayMTK.
r WOMAN I'ZliSUS MAK" julamikbdl
! ' M a- By x a .wa a recent number -of . the Rr-
lter, there appeared aaaniale ovor the yignature
.u 'Ckihp, .whjwt aecmed aa earnest proteat
aict tn aaiawl voioa of mankind ia giving to
weatan a Maoa, intMiwtaaHvv iniMnov o sun.
r and a friphMeeJ attratpt to prove that woman
mu na lively woman ss. reairy man"-equal In
the stata i-f lief mcfttal dcrelopinetit. She twrti
lle hv4f 'rTOtatlrw-rreW'th-BiWend
WdlyCRays to aI-uIb a vftdict by tuakif g grare
ful m"tioa f iaay AihlV'rifttjd "wonn-n. .The
writTof lhj demurs not ty thia fino woritof
hartkst amiraUon, f at tuo many female authors
a hora she bat enumerated.' But butU:flv denies
;ha( she he made c?io.i tor cAhcS Whilst h
artmowiedrl tlat tua pleasant walks of literature
bsve beWeladdciHid Bad iUuminod bf-.the bright
atkI rkirlouf ravs ot a high and aspinnir Intel li
gone, wb,h h etiauaWd,v from , purw-bearted,
Kfttle oovjo--woaeB adorned .with every in.
eanvnit'of rraue, andeverv aitribute of orooortLoa
whilst b adds bk feeble yoic", in tVftirttX k
1 tam in D'wwir oi lue genius of a Kronta, a Ue
Sucl and a BfUUehe yet d.nies that "Capdide"
hs esuUifhed her portion npon a aolia and true
taindation. iIHCS
j i la a-ouun, then," reaQy ruan'e equal; intollectit.
all j? If an, where are to be finind her hwge
crand. overpowering thoughts ?. What book has
the written that h .distinguished by aonorat and
oraa-tiKc nannnay or-iangaaOT, or tnat satu
taud and timod with the lofticrt dignh r of thoitght'
I woman equal to man in the originality of her
cntkcerUolKf If-swlnrtar!Hj fcHherto'bfeii
comparatively, bot wicre copyist?. (Wby has sbe.
nx nuiajy createa r vt ast ajutem of paiiosojair
h hs devled arhkK it chsxacteriaed above all
i ether merits ly the qualities of utility and ra-
naniuiT of pmprwwiTe uerf-ioptnem r i'oint me,
if you can,': 14 mm trol v greai mem wkich aha
barwritten T To her laradie lOKtv or to bar
tramortaldramaaT Indeed, t. any work of her
brsia and handa, whiok -proooises to l(avs ia Ui
iaugMge ot JiUTonewoiarf bmg ao wnt a future
a shall not willingly let die." . Walk Into the
itaiu ei sieasurav anil sm-yring taaocpartments
of Jitry, BkiWpby, History. ArUansf Srieaow,
howtnaifyoucant,wheraiA. woraaa ha bewa
groat, profound and origroal T , I thave not in
emded Blonuence in this cat error-, fur who nw
bear-1 of a Na! orator t - It it but too true, that-
saearuun jwraonf rawr country cUm of ttrongt
uHwoea s irnin no tnr nenoowukul tnocuhgsl
their monthly po v-wows, and yearly seattmeniaj
jawaations, out! have yet to foarn if JUicy Sloaa
ever waxed eloquent, or Abby Foboru ever shone
at aa orator. J a tho long list of exalted names,
whose aaighty gvnuis baa created the magnificent
and bamoratV works a 1 id adorn and: gkxifr ear
"UMpf imi am, ao you ana mat of one solitary
oroan t -Where Is your female Milton or Fbak
speara ? Tour Homer, Goethe, or Dante? Where
It yoor rJo, who seated at h were oa the pin
nacle of b,sbame genius, "saw distinctly, and
mapped out accurately, sil that can ever b aa
otj oct of human . ia t estimation her far-darting
and ailUacing .iatellectnal ariaiobt tasaag in
at once,' that whoW eatiansa -of he domain at
philosophy t Whero, te, is voar female klstoJ
n. . . I
grni-e Is Kem, grgeoiia: and rhetoricaL glltter-
fknddr of barbarlc rrl abd
1? ,tif tMma-maaon, and anon
flowing tn aU Co (erxen and severity oSaxon
purity J Det ua behold, tuo,yoVIkni-l WIo
sn sculptur.-, or your; bpla4 ia palntUg ? Ifia
any acsenea,, iruinan shouW r baparj esceUuBce
man's tuperW, it should surely be in M mie, braaUn
tog ita aotVat ineWles and iu -Uli.iTr
w, un,iiiiiiwiDni f t trnose laa
bnrsUt - And vet. we kava ta kd Ae .
Mtndelwmn, or flandeL HMaearei-r.,
prodig-eW to-yom- gentle set, oh ami
xeatouj -Cnndfder '' Mtrr rUJi - w. .
done admiringly wlj Vthey bare written charm-
ma st.ja Za
.ave-.-uv4 pnuant. Romping , jjotcIs Ihev
havv paeM $ worki. rHh mc CtPQiliflawt and
tfr t"1 "omaftrue pry.
Hot lontae, the have aot -ret mumI iiil
press of theim ums ia Ineflkcaable Tcharaebo.
upon the tablet of tbe world's memory -n -t
" ef JHT rtnd 5. vtaw iff th-J anneal
was plaord ia rParldje. le htr -ti
a-a, the Mmago of G" , Caa any mortal im
agine a mwre perfect beintpone in the lineaments
f J1 taoavere reflocted Lis divine origin, and
ti tW aw SaLml-C & ' rr
Ulra fa
v,..
Welt ft tb factory, and ntejd U, yaUey i
.i n m-.i aniinc' . t'olowai in- wr.s and
' - which tbt 8a vtont of the world ufitr-ZZiZZL
Keueem- ed amonr the Men son. r a ZjriZ"mA
W.WMMA. BIIU ITUniU 1 JK
nd Hi- of U IWU7 aa r"1 . can w m
It aawiinn hardihood- m W fenu-
fctta Ibat dared diaobeylMakjr f; fc:
c immensely ii4unuhbuscrinoUne or verj' low
Wfc trc in'obediebce to this injunction ') (lt
would hectu thai St. 1'itul ' would h warn them
agalr&a'stu' wtfcll',caliy besets tbnuiexcws of
apparL-raud IcH lhvu that they Jnuat TCmeuiber
on nh oocaxions thuif greatt brnanients are
JtM-jtmlt" andT! Arirft.'r 'and "gond
irorl 'C tho? Jet thm delighr td be eminenti
1 11 verutiA it hecome their Met to set nn for Vmehtrg
of tbestr when they have beeff told to Ketrn in
J.iJli .rx rt outJ.tiu.tt tVnm whom 1 were
were
the to ' learn ift rilencCf Jurelr fin
th-ir
sir;vmn, and that too,: "with all subjection.'
&j 1st Tim., 2, xv." Ill, tAo, 'would it bwome
gentkj and amwblo -woman td;"ustirp authority
St" ef roan,! ai St, Pau bath It, efprciallr Wrhen
h luHiUrected m "W 'bfe id tilem. For; !cf
ber remember, which a4 flrrt 'formed. not Kve.;
Iwt 'Adani-: ThLiis one "gronnd of man's prece
aVicy. . 'ext," hH her .'observe which was first
guiliy oT trangreionlnot Adam, but J5vc
Thk is lhe inferiority ot woman imheartidtf of
iut K,.r armi taenia -shall I sav it? trsnsparent
ly f pListfeal. , "LA her rft contented "an lon a
woman continue to move in the came- motion
knd'rrtlring orbit. Anu a beneter shn discovers
that "-Heaven wants one Immortal sontr," and she
eatt flndono ofhef sex ( 1 '
. - untn plume se stroas, equal, snd so soft,1
as to soar into the "unshadowed glory" of Heaveni
eternal atmoephere, or with the wibllme flight of
an eagle genius on tirehw ana rmgnty )tnKn
p?netrat the fcgtomand thunder-cloud that veil
ed the more than human aijonie of the cross " h
Milton'l sablime genim did, then3 may she with
justice complain,' if man fails tn aoeord to such a
singer, that. nraie which is her due, ami that
place to which she w noblV entitled.
' r INDICATOR.
" Our minkter said in his sermon lat evening,
said Mrs. BeacK.tha wife of a prosperous whole-aakdry-goods
merchant on Market street, as she
dusted her mantei ot porcelain ana marble, on
Monday. that he wno wanted to do good mas
be on the Voiurtant 4 look out ' for opportunities
tbat .God does not find our work, and bring it
ready fitted and "prepared to the hand ; but spreads
the world before us, ana we are to walk through
it as Christ and the Apostle did, with eyes open,
looking tor the 'sick and ' the 'suffering, the poor
and the prewed.' " ' 1
u Now I am oertain," continued the lady, as she
replaced k marble Diana in the centre .of the man
tel..'5. 1 should like to do some good every day
one feels so much better when thv ro to rest at
L aighij and III jut keep my eye open to-day,
mad sea . I 'come acron any opportunities that,
under ordinary ctreameUnnM, ! should let niin.
Half aa houf later Mr. Beach was in the nune
rv, with the washerwoman who had come for the
cloth. . M I wish, Mrs. SinMa,"' said she, as she
heaped the soiled linen ia (be basket, that yon
wottfci gei tommy w aprons venay iov me cy vv ea
nesday ; wa are going out of town to remain Qntil
Satnrday, and I shall want a good supj.ly on hand
ft such a caretesa little scamp ai he i." -'
" Well. Ill tryj ma'am,"', said the washerwo
man ; " I've got bebladband a good deal Mnce
Saminy bad the whooping ouch; but now he's
better, I ranst try to roes up for lost time,'"
- Has be had the whorming-cough I Poor little
fullowl j How. old Is he V Questioned the lady.
- He was three hvt- April ma'am.''
- - - And Tom is fbnr, nuued the lady. u Look
bore, Mrs: Si mm, won't you j oat open the lower
drawer of that Bureau, and take out those four
green worsted dreseea in the corner. Tom's out
grown fbem, you see, since last 'winter, but .they
are almost as rood as new. Now, if yon want
them ft a- little &mmy, they'll do nicely, without
altering, I think." ,
f f Want them, Mrs. Beach T answered the wah
er woman, with tears starting into her dim eye-
Ml iiavnt any woros to .wan you, or to tell vou
what a treasure they'll be Why they'll keep tbe
mm' luiiow as warm as a toast au winter."
Well, IU place them on the ton of the
clothe" said the. lndy,miling to heralf as she
thought : " my eyes have been tpen once to-day.1
ioi.iong axicrwaras trs. iseacn was on ber
way to market for ie wat a notable housekeep
er when she met a boy . wbo had lived a short
time in her family the year before, to do errands,
watoa tne aoor.sYa lie was a bright, good
heartiPd boy, and had been a rreet avorite with
the family, and Mrs. Beach had always frit inter
encd ia hm ; ,oat this morning she was in quite
a hurry, and would have passed him with a cor
dial, .but hasty " Hew -are yoq Joseph, my boy ?
IK roaie and see us,n.had it not struck, her that
Joseph's fcice did not wear its usual happy expres
sion.; She paused, as the memory of last night's
AcTmon flashed through, her mind, and asked : "Is
anything tne matter wU you, Joseph ? You do
not iook so nappy as you used to. , .
The boy looked up a moment with a half-
doubting, balf-conading expression, into the lady's
jace; uw latter mumpooa. " Jllr. Anderson s
moved out of town," he said, raifthin? back his
worn, but neatly brushed enp from his hair, " eo
I'vwloRt mv iilaoe : then little Mrxr'a
L-fL. i m , .
mat mMw it very oaa juss now.'
"Bo U does,"7 answered Mrs. Beach, her svmna-
thiea srarmly enlisted. "But never mind, Joseph ;
I remember, only nieht' before last, mv brother
said he would want a new errand iov in a few
days for his store, and" he'd e-foa a nvt m n
dnjlam'a'weeki' Now 111 see htm to-day,' and get
the situation tor you
you u yoo tucei" t , .
The boy s whole ptce brifktenad.. Oh 1 1 shall
be so glad of it, Mrs. Beach." . . .
And see here, Joeeph i" I'm roin to" market.
and perhaps we eaa find somethinr nice for little
Mary.'7 The lady remembered that Joseph's mo-
mer, uuMtgn a poor wwnnmsi, was a proud wo
man, and felt thia would -be a delicate way of nre-
. . So she found some delicious pears and grapes
and a nice chicken to make soma broth for Mary,
Who: the learned was Ul with fever, befora she
proceeded to do her own marketing. But it was
pity inax tnauiaay aid not see Joeeph as he
prang into, the chamber wbere little Marv lav
nuMhln Mn'1v An Kw .L! 1 V
tat stitching busily ia one corner, and held op the
chicken and tha'JHdt, crying 44 Good newt f Good
news I I've got all these alee things for Marv.
nu m uwa at wo ootiars a weea
r"D 1 now CtUa Mary 's hot Sngers closed over tbe
buAcJWof white grapes, while these win dnmned
i -jy. . " . ' -:t
from bet tnother. lingers, as the tears, ran down
nor cneejca. .. "--
i was eventnr and Mrs. Beach sat in the li
brary absorbed In tome new Txok. when she heard
bey mtoband's step la the bald. Though the morn
iug had been J0isant, tho afternoon was clondy,
aud the day hid gone dowa in a low.1 suIIoik nen-
tratiBg'-rain.'-.'f , ;.""- ;" ' - '
row, Mrs. B-ach loved her hnsband with the
ore of a truO wife, hot' he was not a demonstra
tive man; and the first beauty and poetry of their
married life had settled down Into a somewhat
Kara, every-day,:' matter-of-fact' existence.; ' Rnt
her; heart was warm' to-nhrht warm with the
good deeds of the day, and, remembering the re.
fMnuon oi uie morning, sne tnrcaj flown her book.
J Henry, dear," said the soft voire of the wife.
" has the rain wet yoo" at all?- Let me take off
your onat rbryou." ' -1 - " ti... & --fu t
. "Thank you, Mary $ I drat think I'm anywise
injured, but yoq way help me, just for the pkns
Jire of it,-" and.he stood still while the. removed
the heavy fxmt, with all that softhees of touch and
movement which belongs to a woman. - the hung
it up, and then her husband drew her to hia heart
with all the old love's tenderness. ' - ' " '
- And there wat music in Mrs. Beach's heart tv
il "a-ent Bp fetair rutrUc set to tho words, Byes '
SXHS-ViBW 1 Minn AAit fl .... , .. .... ..''
Vjr-CBJ Bia-u l , .,(, 'I ,. j
NE:W0BL--.The
tnoes a fortkwming work froth the pen of Rob
ert J. Breckuandge, of Keqtucky.'entKled The'
wdedge of God ObjectiveJy Coaaideiwl, being
lntiw tnith kiOk bida
rjcvpiiiiJUJrB fr.iyli CBPr':"N ;
Uapo-iticn anvw P 1 irnsTli tor nvmu.!
and htatful mahut'by -t, Hiitrrlf, in IH
aiiiVn VnH.Ar6rnWroWMf Isadora
LfieawlTeaia nidei,' iirAreI."':'fla" the wearing
, , hu have I enaeavorea to rrpiy to .aniuy
tii no fhcli-mi spirit, but from th mot amiablo
motived. , I th-MiirhtlMroTlnwnradicriv wrong.
1 "
1 k' LETTK11 FROM QEX.AVASHlNGTOSif,
1 i! We pabBsh below tetter from GtinVeshing
lcmtoJanws MadyoWr dated May 3oth.l7??
ItBppearexl in the Boston daily Courier fUe t
Inst, and the Courier state tbatit has jiarer befora
ajaftsd irt print Whether it Jias r not, how
ever, the Intrinsic merited the letter entitle it to
thoaghtful penral ; wnfl itt aathor win endear it
toevry An::n TT.
"j Tbf'ut.JeA; rnaiw.'of lh Iptlet jtejaptsajaxwn..
Opon !Vu)i ii,ray95;riU;n-thrt, atatenan r
wborn, its was' addred-M al-e the -prnfourid
thought iier:ast-o! ? philosophy' and 'penetrating
agacitV''which phai-acUkis t'ej jutbsj-ehAaild
impro-s : efery wont raot scriouly upon vcry r
ncting mind. In tlresrf tiin of natSonal.dlstur
banco sect ional aljnatfonif, and waflMoyations
liii 4 wt'lf fVcoune. wi"tnJ io imnHafjdeaif
ad when WashiagtoB Une-H hb countrymen,
all hearts ?hoirkl W open,hnd every hiind -eager
tocnteh tho wordfl i of aduionition.' C;i 1 ' ;
It will b 'seen that the object 'of thMetter was."
to coiinwl with hfe fricnd-7-a? io the propriety of
his retiring from offici, and the manner In which
hefhould fttldwistfnsslf to hi rounfrymen.'1 The
viggrstion contain-id in the letter arc the. more- in
teresting, says tho Richmond - Whig, , as they ex-,
hibit the Mirflte workings of his mind in relation
to tlie i production' and subject mntter of . his
farewf-U adilrew.1 Here we hiiy frish to hand
: the mfrrr which caujht and rtow 'reflects
the most secret4 and honest impulses of his
heart, on that memorable owfliiion.' And1 how
bright and. pure, how lofty and disfnterosted, how
sagacious and far-itee'rig ' were Uumc thoughts ?
What pure patriotism is breathed in' every
word ?-Wbat doprh 5rfjfing;.is.indioftted la.
K-verV line? haty pniftc.nt j. attiaonitiqns . are
eiven in evory .entiment ? Ad e,mav add .
how well the aenthtfftHU ot this fetterjmi the pre
sent conuition oi inings ; n t f
i. From 'the iRiton DaOy Courierf'
! ; s i ; 3torKT yjCRNO. Majr 20th, 1T91
Mr Dkar Sir: ' '.. .','. ..
Aa there U a poibUiiLv if not a probability,
that I thall not see you tn. your return home .
or, H 1 should see you tnai it may or on yne roau
and under circunftance9 which will proven my
sneakimr to you on the snbjed we Iat con versed
upon; I take the liberty of committing to paper
the fiJlowing thoughts, and requests.
I have tiot been unmindful of the sentiments
expressed by you in the conversation just alluded
to : on toe contrary a nave again ana again, re
volved them, with thoughtful anxiety, but with
out being able to dispose my mind to longer con
tinuation in the office I have' now the honor to
hold. I therefore still look forward to the fulfil
ment of my fondest and most ardent wish to spend
the remainder of my days (which I do not expect
tn be many) tn ee and tranqwuir-..,
Nothine short of conviction that my derelic
tion of the chair of the government ', (if it should
bo the desire of tho people to keep me in it) would
involve the country in serious disputes respecting
the Chief Magistrate, arid the .disagreeable con
sequences which might result therefrom In the
floating and divided opinions which seem to pre
vail at nresent. could, in any wise, induce me to re
linquish the determination I have formed : and of
thi l do not see now any evidence can ne ootainea
previous to the. election. My vanity, I am sure,
is not of that cast as to allow me to view the sub
ect in this light . . , . r .. . .
. Under these impressions, then, permit me to re
iterate the request t made to you at odr last theef-
ing namely to ttunt ot. tue proportime, and
the best mode of announcing the intcntlm, and
that you wpukl prepare the latter. Tin revolyiiig.
tki Eiihiix-t m self, mv iudeniont has alwav'sbeer.
embarracd. - pn the.one hand, a previous deil4
ration to K-ttirn, not only' carrius ' with," it Ihe'kp-
rtearance.of vanity and elf-importance, but it
may be construed into' a itaanceuvre 16 be invited
to remain. And on the: other hand, to' sky noth
ing, implies consent ; or, at any rate, would leave
the matter in doubt ';' and to. decline afterwards
might be deemed 'as bad, and uncandid. 'V ""
I would fain carry my request to . you farther
than is asked above, although I am sensible thai
vour compli.moe with it must add to your trouble ;
but as the recess may aibrd you leisure, and I
tiatter myself you have dfapojjitions 'to oblige me,
I will, without apology, desire (if tho measure tS
itself should strike you'a? proper, and likely to
produce public good, or private honor that you
would turn your thoughts to a valedicfcwy "ad
dress from me to the. public, expressing in plain
snd modest terms, that having been honored with
the Presidential chair and to the best of my abil
ities contributed to the organization and adminis
tration 6f tlw troyornment hat haviner arrived
at a period of life when, he, private walks of If,
in the shade of reurement, becomes necessary and
will be mast pleasing to me ; and the spirit of the
uovernment may render a rotation in the elective
officers) of it more congenial with, their ideas of
liberty and safety," that I take my leave of rthem
as a public man; and hi bidding thorn adieu (re
taining no other concern than snch a will arise
from fervent wifhes for; the prosperity; of my
country I take the liberty at my departure from
civil, as I formerly did at my military exit, to in
voke a continuation of the blessings -of Provi-
donoeupon it and upon all those who are the
supporters ot its interests, ana ;tne promoters of
harmony, order and good government.
, That to impress these thing it mighi,'among
other things, be observed, that we are all the chil
dren of the same country a country great and
rich in jtscif--capaWe and promising to; Tg," as
prosporoius and appy ais any the annals of histoiy
has ever brought to our View." : That our interest, :
however diversified !n local and smaller matters.
the same In the great and ewmtial concerns of
the nation. vThat the extent of buf cQuntiT-the
diversity of oar climate and soil and the various
productions of the! States consequent if ootn.'are
snch as to make one part not only convenient, bat
perhaps indispensably necessary to the other parM
and may render the whole fat no distant period)
one of the most independent in the world.;; That
the established eroveraroent beins the work af anr
own hands, with the seeds of amendment engraft
ed in the Constitution may by -isdom, good dis
positions, and mutual alliances, aided by experi-
ence,- onog it as iewr io uuriuuuun ns any Buman
r . f : . j , . i ; .
, 1 A. . .
iiuuiuuon ever afijjruxiinawjn j ana tnereiore, tne
only strife among us ought to be, who should be
eI . ..3t;.t:.. a.n.v: m- iJ?
aw-OTjwafc u ukiuiouu; wiu jBnaatiw aucompuaoing
such great and desirable objects ; by giving every
possible support, and cement to the Union-1 That
however necessary it may be to keep a watchful
eye ever our public eery ante, and public measure-,
yet tnere ougnt to oe umits to u ; tor suspicions
unfounded, and jealousies too lively, are irritating
to hoaet feelings, and oftentimes are productive
of more evil than good. t '. , .
To enumerate the various sub'ects which mhrht
be introduced into such an Address would require
thought ; nd to mention them to- you would, be
unnecessary, as your own iud-ment will eomnre-
kend mft that will be proper; whether to touch,
specifically- any of the exceptionable tmrts of the
Constitution may be doubted. AH I shall add.
therefore, at present, is, to beg the. favor, of you
to consider 1st, the propriety of such aa addross ;
2d, If approved, the several matters which oue i to
be oontainod ia it and 3d, the time it should ap
pear ; that is, whether at the declaration of my ia
tentioa to withdraw from thn xe-t- " V. ...k
Ho or to let it bo the closing act of my adm!nH
tration, which' will end wnth the next Session of
Congress, (the probabiuty helng that that body
all M-lUiu a. -' wf 1 . . .
" " uniwiiiwjtcwiij; uniu jurcni wnert tne
Hons) of Representatives will also dissolve.'' -'
; Though. I do not wish' ta. hurry vou fthe r eases'1
not pressing) In thd execution of either of the
imuiiummu ueioru inentwnea, yet i snouid be
Klad to hear from vou treneralrv W both-tnd to
Teceive then ln'time,4f yw khoidd net' come'te
m. oiwaeipnia until tne e.slort. commence, tn the
form theyare flnJdly to take. 'I beg teayet odraw
your attention "also to such things as ywi shall
conceive fit subjects- for communicatioii on that
occasion,' and, 'noting them'aJ they Oocuf, that Vott
would be sogtod as to lirnish. me wrftii them ia
time to: be prepared, and -engrafted with others
lor the opening of the Session. ' " - -
' ;' With very sincere and ' -
. . ..... Affoctionate regard, -' ' '
' ' " ' ' I ara ereryourv" '
;.- 1 ' 1 1 : G. WASHINGTON.
Jxvn Miprscot, June. Esq. - - - - - .
. ...... Vt . ,,-Ss, ...-. VJ
Hon. J. MoaaiaoM Haaitisha bcernom'natel
cy mo Aincrwan, partj ot hi diatricl.f0r ra-eteOi-
STAT? . ' Jt. -us l , ... if !- i ; , .- . -
SAVE :M FR6X mV FBiRJfDS.1 ;
- If ever a .man had good ground fr using the
above pBTadOTicai quotation, "we think that inan
is Barnes Bwhanan Between the random fhots
pf the Richmond South, the" galling fire of; the
pharleston eroiiry,ihe terrible broadsides of the
New Orleans "Delta, and' the "musketry 'charges
from various Southern Democratic Journals of less
influenoe, old Buck gel "some rough "haadU.ng.4--
While we dtsclaiR) any desire o interfere in ,t.hk
beairtlful family mua, yet it must be pleasing io
yery Southern' A'merkan to 'witness tbe evident
HliR'OniflUire' of Irencherous adminifitraioh;'ah'd
a corrupt, spoila-loVHig party. - if ( x , .
'.t. Ja, able quiicla' whicti Yarapeared inthe
New Orleans' Delta")f the T4tli, we make 'few,
hoSeeextraK'tyihat our .rHadera may seethe ra-iin-lon
c the present Adminfctratioa and of ' the
journals who give it their 'support? expressed by
rte of .tho ablest 'and most "influential ijoiithefn
lQghts Democratia journal ' -Beorrlng. to . the
journals who have had the manliness to denounce
Bach nit n for njijKinTln th Froi Soilcr, R. J
Walker, Governor' of Kansas; and for retaining
him lftofflfWafierlie had openly taken" side? with
the"Topel.- traitors, tjio Delta ays: - - i
. 4! yh journalists folt that last November they1
nFsLtod in warminya-viper inti life, and thflJn
return for their kinducn they h.td received a poi
son sting. i.They felt 'that they had p!neol,ih
nnfiamin? of LwmoorRcy in- uhtiuthnil HanJ?.
Thev had lloiwd the sian lnnl and the standdrd.
bearer" bravely through a perilous fiffht, and it
were servile and cowardly to stand by a cowardly
and trcac.heroiw leader.?. . s f
. 4 ! . ' ' . " -
" The development of the plan of the President
to bind Kansas hand and foot.'and doiiverjher
over in due. es,sort to the unholy erobrace of the
"Northern Froe-soihrs, startled mnv of the str4ng
iDemocratitf joiimnlifetftJfrom their drn?W bi'
fancied 8urJ"fi The.; were; honest, patrtie
men, who, supported" Mr. Kiu-lutnsn. bocsne they
regarded hitn as ' the-frieiid f tho rkwtlu $Urt
W-hew the' truth- flashed Hpon! them when they
sawrv. jWalkei'-i preparingithe fair young ji ic
tim for the sac.rifiow by all the arts, the trkkefy
artd the blandishments which he could: snmrtton
to his aid4-when they aaWJ that whilo he did; all
this, as if fearful that -the tjyirgwv,Territory jnight
not no eoaxea into innueyiy to tne isotun,. ne aic
fated terms io her? in the name of his maW. In
Washferjrtorf. and boldly threatened her With riin-
Ishment if - she disobeyed tkea true Southern
heart could stand it no longfr, and the whole af
fair was bitterly denounced, regardkss of party
fealty, of the fescinationa of " Executive pat
ronage." i ", 'V'" '' -! v,': J .
iii iU ;rf' v- .
He who now deserts the South in her houf of
need; ha who UyishIy, bows down to fhe Irree
soil Biial of Wheatland; and sanctions all of his
Kansas iniquities, whether journalist Or candidate;
let htm be put under the feet of the people. , Such
a man does not deserve the name of Southerner."
.;"': -..,4v' . ". ; J ,;
Sach journalistsann'ot see that Buchanan has
betrayed the SontbJ Nay, they, will not see it -i
Some of them go so far. as to admit that Gov,
Walker la wrbng but deny the President's'oom
plicity others defend both Buchanan and Wallo
eri and only make tne. treachery of these ftinc-
tionsriesj more glaring hy the foebleneus of their
deience, and t neir utter taiiure to estaDiisn inpo--oenee.
: Many ol these editors are the.feverish ex
pectants of place.!' Daniels, Forsyth, Seibles 4d
others have missions, and why not they ? If the
Richmond Eliquiret-is to bo married to the Ex
aminer, why should, not one of ita editors be eent
to the Court of Sardinia? .'Nothing but party ser
vility can. accomplish 'itj 4batds the. oaly-winning
card- ia the Buchanan pack, and both jour
nal Ut are playing the game with a steady hand.
They care ot a farjhing how much the- , South
lo8ftsJ3 r - j , ; ".. ''!
p" The Delta proceeds , to warn the Southern peo
ple against trusting ; Jhe National Democracy ihe
Administration and i the Administration, papers
-hutpf th03e ppet' whbfc 'editors love the South
and her peculiar -interest . more than they do the
farors of a patronage dispensing Administration',
and who are not afraid to donounce- the treachery
of the Admiri'istratioB, it says: t u' ntt t
The South can depend! 'upon' sucii jourrialistl si
have taken a stand like'thb, arid utterly' refuse to
stack their arms tirid shake hands with heir be
trayer l and foe,"thonga surrounded by all the
"pomp prido and-droumstanceV! of .ephemfal
power and place. -il ... .-I - " .v f ? .
' But there were other jonrnaTljts wh'oe patriot
Im and mthernlsat- could riot rise 8UrNrior tto
the oohesive -power of public plunder l"j Pafty
fealty, , place, and patronage . were stronger than
any sense of manliness jor of : duty- ' They hay
been drilled in thajttomocratic cjMnn so loas. and
been e aeeustomSd to ba led bv: the nose by au
dacious lenders, thht they bwnme mere machines,
uk soldiers in tnaarmy ot ie uzar.i u an or a?-.
Uonary jingle was necessary for the gtorifioatton
oi uitar wirsr .inuati puui. jouriiHusij iiui, uu
. ... r . . l. i . . : . i : . . .t
cap and bells -and jineledia admirable harmony
1 hey were on hand at alt UnM and under all cir
cumstances to do the. scavenger work of their par
ty and to sing nosannas to tuo ; "powers that
be:'
fi Those Southern journalists who dine to the
T'-i's-;.
t'f. '
Administration in this; Kansas , treason should
never asrain be trusted by the men of the' South
Such as have dared to ignore Southern Right ia
lsvor oi w ,iaie -uminisirHiion win, wo trust,
meet with a Citing reward. No sin like that
ought" to be pardoped. ' .- " ?
THE PORK MARKvET IN PROSPECT?
During the Inst two months a good deal has
been done at Cincinnati in the way of contracts
for hogs for November delivery, s. The price Cur
rerft kt thatlcity saysi.'' , ,
- In the early Part of June, w hen it was thduerht
quite doubtful that , even a- moderate corn, crop
cwh on, inaae, me qisposiaon w mKe muse con
trsCcta was strobg and Vey general throhout the
West, and within the last monthf When it became
appafent that, the markets would be entirely
cleared, of the 6ld stock of provisions before he
new would come in, the demand, which had subi
sided some daring the fore part of July, again 1
came more active' and" prices advanced. l
xnii mg utq nui inr wi w uuo anu uut tors pari
of Tily, 6,50 per cwt aeemed to be the. prevail
Ing fate, and of which we ' heard 'of coatracta td
the extent of 7000 Ihead. During the latter part
of Jily, $6.75. was paid for WOO head for "No
vember delivery, and $6-50 tat the fore part of
wwwcn , , Hum un hsi iwv weeas, aoout
3uuu neaa were soia for November delivery at $7
per wt1. aet. -The impression is pretty jgeneraM
ly entertained thai "the pork brought into the;
market early, will coittmand high jnce. ! J
. According to our advices from Illinois, there U
an active demand for hog in that State, and $6
net j more buyers than sellers. " - ' ;
r PRACTICAL -AMALGAMATION IN Ifc-
' The Chicago Uniei of the 1 5th ult4 gives an In-!
stance of the practical carrying out of thf doctrines'
of the Black Republicans in Northern Dlinois,. i
ItaavB-f" i:..:..;rfv&i;.;
. M itnox coimty, Illinois , - or - at . least all of that
part of it lying atoot, uaWrg, has lately been
tnrown into a nign sw- oi excitement by a verifica
tion of Greely's prediction. It seems that during
the campaign oflast tear, whea Banks. Burlinnms.
uiviqiu-k, v.. j o, duu mttKT iDOUUOnlSIS;
yfcited this region, the rftgro eqruility ialth, always
verj, ftrouSi g" musnseiy neatPd Bt Uaiesburg,-
anda iaost respectable Hand We-lthe farmer w
way of showing htti Idneftrity In th dotrine, tok
a,negro man into hh housed treating him asan
equal and Mn associate' for members fhisiaroily.
; Time; which develops all things, has doveloi
rfwaW the 'Abolitionists of Galasbarg, the
prtcic eiTects- of the' teaching of Burlingairi
and Banks. : - Oneof the daughters a young and
bloortting girl is w a thother, and the m. her
of a black man's child f , - Abolition ladies, mothers
and inalde.wbcJieef
omv wnea tney asserted that tfie nej6 were the
&uah of white "mn; new lurft mwy from the
booi" victim of that system of teachtmr Galeshnrir
has long beenoel-brated for ita AboUtionisuw It I
nt mat its practaal wutnifestations should bkve
-occurred there. - i. AJimsaini4fM
" The Times suggests the child s'heald be named
BfteatJi. p. liBk,lhiaJto Ppe
antawgnratefctni
The following pictare of tbe two oset. of Pat-r
liament. is from the graphic, peftof :Rtv; ftjt
Cuylef ofNeVTork:. I, .r , , K r-v ;
"About 4 o'clock yesterday I went toyvint the
HodsM of Parliament The new buildings are a
perfect wilderness of Gothic tower) -grained eiij
Ingssuporb halls, lined with marble statues-pf de
parted statesmen and warriors. - Millions jot,
money (enoich1 to endow a school in every. par
iah,) have been lavished on this gorgeous edifice.
Aa we reacbefltthedoor of the Housoof Commons,.
the leganUyressed doer-keepers ealled out,'
"The Speaker is in the chair," , 1 was shown to a
spat in-the small Speaker's gallery . The ball
grand in ornament ; of oblong fliafta. with rows .of
green-tHishionftd benches. on, either. sidi, and po
derfci iu front of members, v The Speaker wears a
huge- wig and -gown., The mouthers., most out..
landUhly, all wear their hats except while seakT
ing tho eft'ect is exceedingly bad.? I Was also
surprised at tho youthful appoarancoto many of
the blouse ; at least a score'of them seemed like
members of a-fwnkr class in college. Considera
ble loud conversation wav carried on. during the
donates, and mem berg were i walking about, icon
titiuallyi "
' The speaker of tho cv tmlng most listened to was
Mr, ul.-idstonoy or O.vtorrt. He wan easy; stnw
chalant eon verseri with no elaborate language, but
hfe 'f?tji" was, very . attractive.; . Wbilo he was
1penfctng there w .) wi-tMnt cry .of'hear, hear,'
which .BTHinded like : Yeh -yeh-yeh. .V -After
him followcl the Chancellor of the JJxohequer, a
gruopful, fitient stateriieiit-maker.; Lord Palmer
tn pullel oil his hat and spoke in a slew, onre
les tone for hajf an hour, slid doe not look so
'Wid'tts I ex)oc.te,l. Sir James Graham is a huge,
easy country' gentleman, who Rftt like a man of
toiun in iv iitfL'e rton . The vnly. giitro fiii-i;
shabby member, in face, figure and dnv, w the
radical iiocbiick, of Sheflleld. . ' II r ha a waplsh
atttuLnicC in his lone, and Ufhemnn Ji-r 4ioh'i('
and ;'invsiif;Rtkn.' 1 he old heroes Sir tharl?
Napir-r and General Williams of Kars ; attracted
ftnifli attentionU, ii in bodyof awn the Uous of
Cmuwn!i net,10 imposir'y iri appoarapie as our
Anvrwsan Seiiaie." l)fd johti Iiiiscil sat smiling
and i1et "DraeU looked wircaStic and sullen.
Hft is the strnest debater of ihem ftll.f . .
From the House of Commohs w:e go by a pleti-
did hall to the Hou'se of Lords r ;Tlieirf rora isi
the nvist uperK in the kingdom. .It J k bln?.e
itb lerimspn .and gold. As (we enter we see the
nobbi'liOrd fiHafte8wtry"'otittae Md'Wblnn lv
the door.KBsde himi that hnnds)tn6 youthful.
jwee, unuer tne bkk goiuen iair, oeiongs to ine
Duke of Arglefilw rising1 hope of Scotch Pre
byterians. Old JrdV Aberdeen situ nextv in a
deep ; reverie. Aero-s the floor, In, front of the
woolsack,' Sivatka feebly an' old'nitrri n green coat;
buff yesti and check trow.sern, with; Uon while
i ' . j : i 1 'i ... . i . .
jiair, ajiu iuvruiutvanwaj lurn-up iiih. , as
we lkk at the bent; dex-rejiid veteran, it ii hard td
recognize in him thf once gallant tHarry BrougT
hum,' of the House of Commons. He sits down
Jb Aberdeeh--two antTquities together.'"' We hear
speeches from lArd Camdep Lord Granville, and
the dashy JDuf e Jleweasttea f 1, ,f i iir, , :t
; Those magnificent women in yonder' eallery
are the; wives ami daughters Of the Peers. : I do:
not - know enough of -millinery to describe .their
.'rig for your .lady . readeray but it niay be some
erratifieatioa to American ladies to know that the
lace and pearled bonnets on the heads of the Du
chesses and Uoureteaaes were, fully as large as, i
saacer t - Their faces were, generally fair and bril
liantut beauty.; i", v ? ,, . i;v,vvl ' '?."
: t came away from the. House of Lords if which
eoaudns: many able and .noble characters) in no
wise con verted to a belief in hereditary hou.se s of
legislation. Among the forty or fifty Xords pre-
senv a ouiu recogiuae in juorus xroug(iam, jjyna-
hurst, iBelper . and tvampbell, thd Joniy ;men jwoo
have attained aseat in- that splendid jchamber, by
any other than the accident of birth. I came
homo last nigbt.idinmcan to the c&rt.'h' 4 f
;, k,-. A ROMANCE.
The following, from tbeLondon Court Journal
reminds one of a beautiful - poem of Eliza Cook,
and proves romance to be as rife now as 'ever."! 1;:
4Among;th presenfaUoh to" her 'Majesty, aft
; storv
these niirdroantic titntMJn Sbeis ilie dutghtef of a
baroneiliolding.a dkrtingiiished position. Among
the suitors of this Vounr ' lad VI ' wi6 is as trietv as
Rccomplrshed, was ine vol very 1 advanced yeara ;
but .t waaf in , vain. thHt. auitrementwnscqufmt
upon the possessiqn of riches were sctiTorth. The
fair maided sbow herself cmpleiely mdiJerent
to the strong : wcommendatiou - of ,p ' it mu
Unhesitatingly rejected. So fiir, thftreforet everj-
tnmg was pcrtccuy natural ana u n romantic-
But it seems that the gentleman after hh pro
posals had been declined. 7 of ooursa.with.the usual
protestations of rpect and esteem,"), again sought
an interview, ana mumi me iaoy uiat mi nttauu
,ment was not f8elfi?bfthat ,h'i was eeady atiny
sacrifice, totlo anything that woujd contribute to
uer nanpiwjs!!' :aii tunt, liar nureuom wen;
fixed on any one whose; wealth- might iot be ad
eouate to his crood fortune, he war read v. by nsettlc'
ment even to the extent of XI 00,000, to place her
liappiness0 in ' her own power.j 4 Such" a.: proof
of disirderoyted was, TjCTfecUy:tunde,niabe, and
ft' is i said that, the young lady pondered' so
much over if, 'that,' like' the- recHat -or-Uiheiio'
daneeri it wraueht a cpraplete; .revulsion, of feel
jhc We do not pretend to, know on what
kind f bint'' the vraPrable jMhtlemRn siioke'
again,bnt speak again hef did, aridfWi.h soouichejl
loct that the happyday was named, and the nup
tials in due course solemnized, v and ihe fide-bride
presented eit her urnacriage io sthe Queon-The
world givcfj, with its, usual generosity,, an almost
fabulous amount to Mr. -j - 'a fortune; but it is
very well known that one item in it Js jCII.0,000
railway stock, and more, than half of which, m pay.
Ing six per cent " '
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; fi--4 HORRIBLE IF TRUE. '-' U t
' Hansford Daniel, of this Co!,T charged with com?
mitting a.fiad outrage uporij the person of his little,
daughter.' acred 14' years', whs broue-ht before the
county Court last Monday - to answer the.charga
After an examination of the witnesses, the prisoner
was remanded to iail to await .his trial, before the
Circuit Court, which commences its jiessidn ui this
. Ve heard aU ? fh jeyideice piesond;,w
have an opinion as to - tne. guilt of the accused,
which it would Tte ihipfopf lniiktdaVIyam
2" We never were more eiwicked thaa'at the re
cital of the evidence of his iittle daughter. & Dur
ing the whole of it, she yefy aptly andsurprising
ly related all the cireumstanoes, . connected ivith
the' distrusting affair i and-tho' ihe had nreferred
those charges agaiastlier ffm father, nut Mush.
tinewd ier cheek, and
ieaa or. ner young heart
rexxaimg' from in over fedUl of thcmnlnitfllJf
attending tie. afrocioos deed.ehq was totally nn
affected,, but seemed to .have. been thesubfectof
some one, 1 who iiad endeavored ; to tJfaid; her fdf
If the W U guilty W deaern ota
itself if innocent, his dbgracefulfamUy ought to
wiTw Hum vpvsiauw-rsii tne coupty.tj fmiei.
nas, Dome, aeretorore, it u said, a erood cbaracter.
, Salem Mountain Sternal. . 2 .'
: ' - r. .. .,.-.--i yf rM viiiim
m t E A c n E k Dt I It A H kit
BCllUOt, XUJL BALsrdntendinrlaremwMfMr
Hillsboro', I ef er for sale my hoaee wd lots, sebooL
faraitore and school apparatna ' - f t ;U4.ik J
? The bsrt.se auwt eaaveatenUy arranged or Sen
leet Boardinr SchooL TU Ut hi.blr imnrll-
the garden fitted with ehoic vegetables,. -frattS' and!
IaM.' 'I'K. . 1 I. . !. ,..! J - ,.1 ..
WUMMH ww WW HllliUI .KU,MIOB.
The vUlare has alava baaw. aalekrat-4 tnr It- v-lk .
and this School has beea In' saeeessfvl operation for
aearly tweary years.' - 1 ' - ' t -
For terms, c address. Rev.
It Berwe!!, naishe
- t ' en 23 3t .
rough, If, C.' - - f
TkvTOTlCE-THE TRUSTEE OF THE
CaARLOTTg FEM ALR AOADFJIfT, "fCliar-
totte, St. C'v) are deeiroai of ptocaring tho servieee ef a
geaUeauuv who Is eomaeteat te tale char n of tha fa.
stitetioni aaSnpsrmtendimt. ;';... i .. .-.-v-j.i
t . " -- " ?--r--r.i. ,- w
their property, which ia Wnrth f .1 eV! f
ITia TenetivM aM, --.l..l it. 5 . .1
Aaa . j...- ... . t
nn B,c ueairvoa 01 caring toe institution opeaed
for edoeational pnrposes by tbe 1st nf October next
The Batldinr Ja iarm aad beautiful. sUK amnniktL.
n for a family; and sixty-fire or ,awenty jouna; ia-
Tbe Town ef Charlotte is the lermlnwaf hm Italt
JV",iT ilrd. in cooxBeof eonatrwtian, which will
o-nuor tuo insiiionon ea?y t-faeooas. ItU tarroanded
Vaintelh'tpbpnlatioa.andwUh industry
SMiefficiancv.no dlffienlrv u anrirekeiwTMit ta T.ntlin
sn.Ittstaafioaif the IrsttiaM. 1
trwaona aeeu-in a i ilnaiVin of thai TUi. wBl A.
& "The Xrasteai tE. the Chadotte Featahv Atadaw
one of the drawing rooms Jthis seaso'n,, wasa yoijrijg;.
lady upon her marriage,, and about whose nuptials
a stwv isf current of more" than' iisuaf interest m
r-
ret 1
mllREE GREAT LIGHTS UMituiv ..
-'Jt bSro Wa engulphed ia tWkiMwn, . ttgntA-Me-traa
Xn of seearing health. ri.toin thr bure
bedy from disease, and preserving Mfc. T Tbe rick, ,la
dee the fallacioes treatneat of tb regaUr UntUj, r,
subject ti'a" eqntinoed pratioe of arohaUUlifti aiui ,U1.
eertaiBtiss.'.' There Is nothing tH-Ttain iir" fixl j in thii
trcatmeat f. t-he sirk either in the old or new .-b.-.;
oF medicine.' " "' .. -' .-l .:--- ,
l)f. Radway hss snereeie4 in producing ihrn r. n.
disM Icaewn te the world as Rsdwsv's Rcadv U.
lief,' nova tjm Resolvent' and .Segalstom. Jhw
remtdiesare JhoU .onl 'established fattt innpioucli ti
4hey haveneter yet railed in their upwUl r eoniKinr.i
efficacy ia credaeing frftitfal benefiiid mu!o.
but thej are Tacts ertaMinhjng a science t tlicv U,,
in all is. ? When;' tried' gurreld in reaterui)( j,,
healthand rulding he body Crura ei.ese nftrr s i
other medical treatment had failed snd the not fki'.
fid phrricians had given, jujr the "sick as, Wyond t!Ml
"power f huoisn weans o eunn-end prvin .nr.U til
-oreadnit mandate inenrabK- vli"- ti .
? Rade-ay'ii IWieles jire llirrefwr Iv J (Vtj in ih,
arohives ht tnedical seionca- -they hs've bi,o " ofti ti
tried -v nerer acnui --una ro recay.en be
-I sgsin
. ,, , Aiwiy'a mm sii.' .,
' As a ?pe;al Remedy id to be ne.l inail esses m,rt
the human body -' w-ite l with het.irtHnniii f
psroxy'ifls of pu n rauUer Khht the cnu. of t.
pain rosy be, or ah.re it ui&y he locsted sn sjli. i,
tion'af the Uesdy Relief, eithi-r inlertmtly p iliiul., .
jar externally t an aJlcvislor, a ill in a fer ruiiii-.l. - .
store th n)itl b.uty toese and eniF.rt. '
. In all ea.e nfJiowtrl Dinirdev. IyrM.TY, Ciwii m,
Blomiy Flux. ,.ick Ilealaebe, Xeji.n Ilekdsi Le, i ,
other ;Nen-uiii Affection Keiirslta," l-h.-iiinmni,.
t?prin trniu., T.with , A.:"ie,",BuriN!f SirnKls V mu-1-,
Shot Wounds, Bniim-R, (,'!, 1'oisnniiig either l-v tlin
hitfls ertinR!r ftf tptil, insetl. er t( r,lil r min
eral poisoning br ar i.lt;nl -ir. all enrv sud iti.U r nil
t;1t'nia-taBi wln-ro the l.nmnn FV.'tem I- f.rliircd l.v '
Fain, Railway's Heady RisJief ran h rtdha uiun 4
a qni-k, safe sn 1 i-ertsia remedy. - .
Ia esses of Rill'iumi-ss, fdlums Fever, Tyr'17 I'
ver, Jbip P-Ter, iYelWw .Frvcr.Eer.rAs;ue,. g.-srtu
Fcrr, ndjH Slslipnnt Fevor". msll P..x, Melle,
fnerfmenift, Itadwsy'i ' li"idy 'Relief utcd .in eemiM
tion with lUidwsy'i Regnlatcro, Kill enm tho p.4rtrelT
SieR.amieujii wim ilium iiisnnw ri, nnn proieci iqp vyi. -
.m'agaliii Kid.ir attAcks.nhw eiUu-r of the tca
ienaal dlsesses prevsil. . ,
,.3a' -VtZCVKV HH RAT lIGHTv ' '
t" " , ? .!- V''V'S,S arf L ATOH. -' .
Th discovery of ihewt wmuleri'itl pill eslnl.lii.Len
new era. in purgation and a new principle in the science
of mrine-la taking Jhe.f pills ni jfrl''"lf ( ln
' or'sudHieM of stomach Is' experienced; they operate
naturally, leaving the; bowels, liver and other nrgnM
in a natural ssrt heslthy nndition. .
' ' They insure tho'e Who tVe them gixWI sppetite and
a heslthy diyesj ion; f i , 4 '
' Kaeh pill that i taken Rives new life to the Mo,f !
ey purify it take from it all impure dejiosit.', ai.d
equalise its rirenlstion. ,:' .. , ,r
. KWe or two doses of Railway's Regulator will en
tirely remove, all dintreasing. symptoms of Dyfepin,
Jaundiee, KerTOnsness, indigestion, CONtiVsnesa, lavcr
Cfimplaint, Biliou.newi. Melant holr, and will cure all
, organ iovdiaeeses, 'elihcr -in man or wrnnan.' Lsdii-a
troubled with irrefrulanties or weakening UiseliargeK.
jnay.pjly japon a prompt cure and regnlnr periods if
Jladway'sf Regnlators ars taken. . j i
Every dose, of Radway's Rezulators that is taken
IsKtilS. new strength within the body of the weak, fee
ble and infirm. . AU who take tliem ere dulihtud With
the happy ehange they experh-Oee in a few hours.
The din spirited and melancholy feci joyona and happy j
the sick and debilitated, strong snd vigorous. -i
." ! " THIRD GREAT LK1HT.
' aanwar'a aaaovanso rksolvcitc. ,
Cure, tlifmor, Salt Rheum, SScct, IVcer. AWm,
, Tumor,- Fertr-Sore Skim ktvfAluf, lihttrkr;
' BrvnckitU, Jptpia, Gout, l)rony, Syphili; (l.n
tn'mptikHt Apoplery,tt?., i ou cAiomic divKr,
w mtket inherited y kertrlil'try tmtmiie or inorv
. lated-ojrpoeure or ,
, TJbere la no remedy in the world that will work ai-h -miraculous
cures in old diseases as Bad way's Rcm.l
ent' It changes the whole human body reproduce
r new and i healthy Mood, " -:'"
3J4t" BloCding frou the lungs Radwsy's Ronova
taag Resolvent. will, ia a few minutes, chuck Hemor
rhage front the inags or throat In eases where the
patieaf eongha np clote of blood or pas streaked with
Vloodj Radway's Resolvent will soon remove tbs diffi
culty, f .'-.!'' .'. - t, f , . .
j.; aP1 -Sarah . Hammond of 138, east thirty-aeeond
stret, had a bad eongh for two years, abe coughed up
aonetines half a pint of blood during the night Hlie
'was cWred Tn seven days by the Reliof and Roaolvent.
EjB A Sore leg ef 11 years, ear. d In three wceka,
iUdwar' Relief. .' Mri T. H." Kllgo, a mercibsnt of
high, standing ia Dehlonega, Us., aayst "Teat a gen
tleman who tbr Styeata had ken afflicted with a aors
leg that resisied every kind , of treatment was oiTw
.tually cured in thrte weeks by Radway's Ready Relief, .
Resolvent and Regulator i .V.
;istn.'i TUI THHEK UREAT LIGHTS.
." KAHWay's atetraa aoli.Atoe---asoLyr!rr,
''Jtt all rpnititntijnal diseases, ond wbere the eonatl-
uition is broken aown, or toe r-o.iy rn a ram iiiie ot ,
decay, or tbe system inuenlsti! with th.) virua of dii-
as&i either by the vloUtian ef the laws of hesllh, in-
tenipersnei once'n anu iuaiaR u ui-piwe.uu, ur
by hereditary lransmlMion as Jn, eascf Vcroft.l.i,
Consumption, Rheumatism; Gone, Fit', slut 'oilier heir
loom, whtett a loag line i f aaoestry has so bountifully
and richly bestowed oa posterity, ax a memento ff tle
pst at the foatf of the 'rufferint Tnheriters. There
Hmert.ee.'irt thcis'trUiitary rapacity, posses a cur.
,tive power that no disease can withstand;' tteir'ei ia-"
hined effect aJ eradicate from. tne nvlng boiiy evrrj k
p-j-tiele of disesied niattr renovate tbe wb'.le system
with ' health ; le ar tbff nnaoonilr' dffeaylnit lungs, or
other organs,' elcsase and purify the woolens from all '
imparities.
" 'To the dinabled wayfarer, wh i eripifrccl with Jn-
.firmlties wo Invite yott,'te try" Uiese Remedies, We
wUlyeitoh for their emeaey. . . .
i With many hundreds of others who hnre witnessed
and felt the effeet of "Three Oreat lihK" and as
they rule and govern those bodies which they are des
tined br the Almigltty r ower, so ttiese wires remeairs
jitaiid M Rulers, Conquerors snd Grand Masters vC a u
awaaoa, s- " sw v:i : k-..
s.The Rw'R. R. Reraedier are sold by Drnte-Uts, Mer-
chant-, a. i Storekeepers. i ;, ,
..?!..' t ,;!.- tM .-.- ' CAUHAl, lit,
:;wyif.
192'ullon treet,K. T.
THE SECKETAHTT OF THE TRKHS
URY invites ."sealed PmpAsala ft lot of ground,
tn thVCify of .Raleigh, hot Una thaa I(MJ feet Miliar,
on which to erect a huUdhig for the nae ef tb t'-tt-
'Offieeiaad Federal Coartai:.i -v- .--;; ..;-(.,'.!
3'ha locatiiia and dimension of tho hit. and t he orico
ilcmanded,' should le spe'ified, and the gorrrament
reserves the right td select UiRt lot which it may dWm
rqeea suitahU having reference to iwnlion and price,
er to reject sit the proposals at its option. ,
The pnrehase will be made on the condition ihaf ao
saeaek wilt he paid by the government fir tbe lot anlil
a valid title shall be. vested In tbe t ailed Plate, and
antili the Stale shaM also duty reteawaadl relhiipiiali
tbe right to tax or ta any way asaexs saui tot, aaa sbaii
cede exclusive jurisdictioa.'Of the aame to the Uaitod
Proposals Sealed and 'endorsed M Prepoaals for Lot,"
to be. filed with JU UUr lirauifh, JUleijfh, X, t prcvi
sas t the 10th of September, on which day tbey will '
be forwarded Iq the Treasury Department.,
JfJST . PUBLISIIED.Di APPLETO
Co.y Kw York, new hav ready , ' -. w ' .. .
QUACKENBO .ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL Hl- V
TORY of the UITE0 8TATK8,' frUm the earlient
diwfveries.to tn present timei embracing a full ao. j
eeaat of the Aborigiaee, Biographical Kotiees of di. !
tiaruUhed atea, and numSrans saaps. plana ef battle
i f T; ; , 1 1 . - . . -
Solas, and pietoriai lUeswatkms., 4 pp. lZuio. SI.
r:,t!fuiw!!T
EtbUe and private schools ef every grade,' this hiatory
joaesn.eed by aR who have examtaed it far in afl-;
yaaee ef every similar work ; heretofore publiahed.
Dl A.' Co. have hi pre, and will shortly pabllab,
QUACKENBOd" XATURAL PHILO80P11Y, for
Sekools and Aeadeaiiea , - 12mo. With numerous illu
effkuonA. fx .j... e"-aa iMi- 1
' ii.m'..i" 1 . 1 i. r. f -
OD FOR THE CAPITOL.SEAL-
KB PR0PO3AL8 will he reoerrediby me, at
sny offioe, antil tbe I5th of, September next for aop-
piying aeeefsary raei .or tne public omce. tnniie Capi
tol, ft the ensuing wjatet. : Xbe. wood' te be H Uvre4
at some point on the Capitol grow mis to.be designated
by we to be Of good eaker hichory, cut kite pieces
foer feet lone ' , ?'
Bidders te specify jn their UJe how mack per eord,
or the Ud Will Aot be seeetred. ' Some fire er si eordl
ef good aladUng wpod te be included.
WM. IHXfT"Ji
aa2a-tdti'
'It-. h&
;.j Feeretary ef Ute, -J
KURO MART. I HAVE FITTED
up at Wallace's nld ftaod, Batn side . Court
bquerevB fine Negro Mart, f ihe tale aad acc.tn
atodatiAa f Xcgroea.- ' My, Mart 1s the bvm eentra. ia
Skn AilAI .
u"r' wa
W ene.ar U ssoit e,fnfclcta sad ay-terns t?
eleanlinear. noatneas. emArt. and rerelau.ins exi-t
ieannnear.
being tridybervdV,f"M aim late furbish AS 1
servants and Md hsads. J eraens yth:hlng o,bof er
sell negroes "will do well eelting 6tf ' ' '. ;
i.j'721ril , 1.4w; BRi;Fonr,-
f A vTAtlac,'Ageat and AaeVf ' "'
XTJT1CFi.-THlJ STOCKHOLDER OF .
THE CLABv9lKX CCIAL iiaXltoMt A
tX are Botloed that there will te a meeting ef the
aaaneiath City otBaWh, tka 11th of Aawttt
1 ' mirXI. rULL.
V
aavlt. ' 'J fresaVawA,