Aulthr4 FOX THE UtiXILILOtit.
.1011ornag gentlemen have been asleiteLl 4 our I
the the Our, where they wide PgroOte deelrrne
c a lwriptioue or Jot, Work. or to remit Milopj to
do d through Writ' hands -
thrall.
Pomeroy.
0113 t.
ItolJrou,
tiults k Ur.,
1'0. 4 '.
I Willard,
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14.bg12/.4,
[Width"
'Ater
.emu,
Caamoul, I " -
aernsb,
p. W. Hutch'won,
Sons, -
n 84. 4 .1.-•-- •- -
stracuhan,
I. PhdNpe. )
Barton'.
Knir9bl. -- •
961110gh,m,
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Oakir), $
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W G 00.65!
' NOW OPEN AT
. S. MORRISON'S.
INBELACING ALL TIM LAT% VITY'Lbt
VaSs 00008.• •
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
OVES AND HOSIERY
Lso, ALARG E WK, 11.)F
CLOTHS,
?LE AND DOMESTIC OWN!
N II WI Iv
UR TIME TO"B,UY GOODS
11. YOU WANT TO FIND
GOOD STYLES,
AND GUT
001) .11111I1)AINIS,
S. MOTLIIII36IIIS.
1,1) TO
Et=
.;..t;TO THE PUBLI .; . .;..t; 2
French
close out the
to the Nod estate to make immediate paimeut,
having cialuta apoust the same, will present
July authenticated, for settlemeot
e, Wept 23, lOM --tep2d-Ow
'PACT GENERALLY KNOWN,
•
AT the variety of new •myte tied
.4ll., of Gothic. Cottage, Couicress, Cor
..Ui, loamy .14ti4 -mud other
_petunia, with
tUrsittrost..kratutimaely weraterwliturtaaa
Uri:4lE6.4 Gouts.s and other Tables,
Stauda, Carpet and thiwarik
Al& Hid See Grua illattrainew, Vesther Hod.
.1b other tiouochold. furniture Ace., all
1 hour well arotwouro.l ituriber-Laati
stperietwed workflow and not otter
,yle, quality and In. prleve I will .filly vrtoi
letters to utilleruttl we. Vrattiorotwourlit and
to mat, Parlor, Redrawn, Sowhig,
other Chian., of Itaittaru cud Wwlern 11•11.111.1 -
41tiory dolled mud glum], making s thew as
- - „
day Lther part of the chair, where oilers wade
Are 41y uruled,aqtl by. au maarroi durable., Woro4
r, hacklug, Sowing and Nara*, are erhainr of ham
.1;1.61 through I.he real aud rined , w•r
otatt.f I I .../staue ly and caul. NO Lon
`itcorth, price arid huiiL. Spriug Swill I hare
r Jai and are the highest tratituuuiala wall a
las, et 411 KO4/4111 Want 013 application. I i.r.L lug
og tree
e pairs experience and contending. With un
t•o prow deader., I aro daterodued to DOI
all. give worth for your pay, and Jo Jartica
tide with to..
utL,S meta, Lire Stook, Crude aud Karam
erodure he etakea at fair marital veto.'
tenwoubwr tlie whirr, uott• corner of Nth street
ti W. Ietd.SICY
Ilabufacrr and Cour:Wen Salesman.
ILMSALM & ItETA 1 IA
ItOCKMX sTORE
P. A. BEOHEW
;CALF: A N I) 11,ETA II ) ( I 10
Rs.st (lowa. al the Park a. FY ack Street,'
loa!kratuad
dhtllr call tto att,ution oJtlie community
to hie lar‘v Stock of •
Alitlli* )1' ISltiNs,
W bias U. is draincua tomtit at lbw 1 . 1
1.111-W INT P0.011111.y. ktl C LAS'
His woodmen( of
RS,
MFPF,ES, ,
TEAS,
S It UPS,
I' IIiACCuS
KISH, r 1.1:;,
.irpaave. , l lu the city, as he a preparra to prove to
gl , re Laid &CAW
keeps cooktantly on hand • superior lot of '
i" ! I.: I,IQUURS,
(duals trade, to which he iiiiecta the atisioticlit
Njulek Yale, finnan Proßtu ud full
rot f tut li/pa7'
MANHOOD ;
w Lost How Restored
lu • Seale,' Envelope Price 6 Coats.
t) Mature, Trai4uwitt KO Radial
ijirtult•rrb..ni or Sandhil faldineiri,
erVOUNDPNIAILI dilllvnitintary
,03 1.1.Puey, Consumptiai and Mental and rily•
oe'T J.
.pipI.VICICWKI.I.,
otant ?Set that the awful consequenees of
'kr W offretrally rirmovad without intermit
ths danisrous application of candle.,, I
, lis‘ted"bratttaa, amt other ikuspincal 4.-
• elisekva•massa esLd, and Ulm entirely new
lusowidul treatment to adopted by the .Is.
,r, fully sxplained, by which evsry ono Is
en hlmaelf perfectly, sal at the least pomll
- avoiding all the advortlied nostrums of
lecture will prove a boon to thsantdo
d LI, IA a plain enyaluf.e, to any addrraa, of
of ...a ends, or-two postale atainimil, by &I
na. CHAS. .1. C. KUM {C,
I/ 147 Itoarrry, N.." York.
?oat S fins, Mt
SPRING. Ises.
IE BONNET STORE.
Model Burn( itori)
. ; ,
11
, E*ALII AND ItETAII. DEALKIL IN
:LLINIOUY CiOODS.
illiners supplied •ith Grindial New York Printer.
gar Lttiontool paid to Bleaching and Dressing
No 7. !Name olock.itate St. ins Ott
Notice to Oil Refiners. •
Iry prepared to sell to Reason' DIG VITRIOL
CAC is April std 01.1;i: lathe lowest toe.e-
We tan sell Oil Vttrol 07 the ear load at the
1, there* saying to the purebtaer the ex
:arum promptaese In shipping'.
CUOMO, MOW 4111:W1E89.
ICE2I
IYaterf.rd
lot.oro
thll Crepk -
Wpmit.vrillo •
tiarlwr r”..k
kid lirwiue
ONE DOLLAR AND A-RALP PER YEAR., If' PAID It` A.L)VANCE,
Mfidtvburg
.vilugrlJ I Ird+
IR nit Spreugfeld
VOLUM li; 34
MEI
Kluorille, 1)41
(Nrarl.
►e{rrle•
Cherry
DR: LA CROIX'S
PRIVATE M E CA L TREATISE I — u
OM THE
Physiological View _of Marriage. -
OEM
Columbus
Marren
... arimal
Ikadirtan.lbtirg:
Rlikotitio •
,
Youlq.
. Corry,
Le !Lyral.
.250 PANES AND 130 IifiIaNATINIVI —trice only
virusrit-eirn Curl. Dont fen of poetic* to all
parts of the trulact.* On the islioultiee of, youth Lad '
'unitarily, dhaeloaing the swat follies of hoth.searts of
.all age., 'await allialllty. 13IIIVOIllbee, depression of
aplrite, palpitation of the hook sultidat nuagotaationS,
bkohauys, dellyoUve matunty.todlypellon and wands,
with courvealanta ef tbVililug, lamina( of a thaannlis
*Anal , that, a Dr Nsas'ittafest and a Young Menial
lady, Ate., Re. It Oa truthful advlao to the nortied anal .
those coutemplatiug isillrflaill. •140 eulettaho were/.
doubts of there playa/sal min./Mona awl., who are eola•
.claws of baring haliteihad tber laillb., happarw,ta and'
prlvllages to *blebs's', human bolo( is to filial
YOUNU MIS abeam troubled with urna . auwar ipnwar:/
ally, ward by a NW habit in youth. the effects of shish '',
are illsalsees, galas, flogstfaloar, soomytituea • l'imilar
in theism, mask arealnimek of the back and lo ser '
estrinsUise.eoatuai.a of idesy lesu of Armory. with 1
rablaaeboly, suiy be mired by the author a XXIV_ PARIS
AND LONDON TRICATNANT. , .
Wi balmier Ito snags, pad oil the last ymir, devoted I
our thew in trinities lb. Nuys flospliala, avallaug
Oil ii. aOw 1,101 ' 16 4e ivainditiss of Die most
skill physielainksisd gorgeous In tutope mid on the
lloatiauat. -Time wilts paw timarualm UlLiiVI. oar ears '
will au
liet‘ ..01,11,ieseft laf t • immy Kira 454
Elleacheo,
se tt g eb an
s A ii
' l'i 'N.:
intense •-
' ... et- . - serf y.
aim i SOO ": 7
their parrs, 'Welk has so .
I. - , ly -1,...t.
herein/ore. as • Physielas• CU it • 1
of professional practico, for_tist teen ..ank
PassesVaaaLa risaa.—Ladiarabo a for •
tha saucy which has knew lesks4 la thousands 's,' roma
sad rover Whet to rasa iipead_y mine witbsetnay bail
ansilto, will use moue hat lb. thilanay's llissalgliMploill
cal Pills. The only prOOLUUU4 Dismary to be observed
is. Unit ladies abould not talga i =tba
bi believe they are in arra& '
of ithleh will he found' on the IIV . Vito y
each baud tbaagb always ma ma , bailikir,
Yet 01/ ant/vadat. 1, %Mir, •
limb_
Priee St pot box. They csa - he ' asal\liallta astaaart of I
tin United MAU&
Prying Creek
WA, DC
.4teerarfra, Pe
ktdgr•y„
Kik Co ,
1s drr,
%jam. Cu ,
Tit TN IC I.A DI 148--Ints on a ge1124•114211 3104 .....i1 e
wiser with eigesrd to soy 14 *All toterastlias
to !Alai their delicate oricaphiatiau rumba*
sr* partied htriy lurtkal to rowan q.
Tss
will
Itawarelv"..forakiallad
Wasp gamma health e.xt "AA, ar lehrabaolAierillo.
sire to lamas* their fusilier, say be sbdiaakepahon.
li 1. /madly We, sad bar bill sitsasidly .a tai
this lad sight yam PAIMIIIIII.6II a s*4 •• •
7 " " Citirra or YoUlll
pre4tioe Lk crwee:P....= . l.2pa=
warsisa.hat . salidilak 'a lea
=4mi rooks'ssassk e ir
4 V
fsmaditlides=" '
JM
prat assase, • ssurasoodia ids
adblis 'ewe orisia..r.fiegramesi ammo.
Att r umi......diettprms itiummorptsawast
. alight, and on Mumble ram 2 till Lp
algid:de with tall &seedless stotiseely istra it the
ckited,*bits . •r Causdee by plate& essisrelselestAlelli
theTi symptoms by letter. Ruud:sem esti!epeaditmee
st maddest's'. • • t• . 1 • t 1
Dr. Ws Office la WI, ktented of j
der the ....tintjoi savarliesase lane,
Albany. N. V.
.• , .
The Univereel ClNheu Wringer
No,l, Large Itiadly. Weiser, 00
No. 3. Medias Nasally Wdogor. ...... 7 W No. 2}kiladlom radon, Velem. 400
Nn. 3, Small keenly Wriajore—,. ..-IrrrA
No. li p
No. O. 4
adb.1.614:4 Watson.. -
tai Laatedx7.3 10 row asset
' MOO
Nu. 22, Large
Nws- 2.4 sod 3 hoe' we Cop illidthorsidowiimodooLl
Nu.% la We tau gra•rally used la privala Walks
0 ()route J• 44, al tlee . "•retrieeer •grlaultenellatr ease
1 ' .
tiolitematetotheit Wringer: -
"A child ma readily wrieg oat • lob lON of chills* In
a Sow ssitsaitic ails tit volt3ty a. mom NI NITRIC I •
Ttlitcsitue! wad a 1 4 TWICITH SAlrgit t The aselair
of immesh" will alone pee Mies per genteel" on Its wet.
We think the wwWee - tweekrewee, *ex l'A V,y rog
ITSEI.E I NVEK7MilltSaltEmitWoffsecaucatc I There I
are unmoral lode, ;mealy alike to reetral eoupwlensellner e . l
with
but gi Z 1 1 . # to ,
Ai owtoo earemuee time clog e
r " 1/ " 0, , I ° 04 mll< lll udoiwAlld rewah/that Algid km
the cotpra h u k r. haJL
Our" etiesineseetdiellt •3
NEW eller !mule IfOUN4M. o ° -
43Skier
2Y! -
Imbieh I •.II guar
all keep • .tuck of
,:ooemisiWitawe.
abor Watuo nearly
X IV. • .•
HALL
jut r.turaod frau)
NIICW YORK,,
iza
V OPICNINti A
aims NrocK
NERY !
IEAUY PAY
bitackips, caolortua
la
Eno, Ma
Ikusiptsll447.:
dice.
FINKLE & LYON'S •
SEWING MACHINES
:a.ti ... Inwing
Irma! au the valuta
toauship,
aawaug thsua.lrea
These Machiu s wake the lock-stitch alike teeth
aides, and use less than half toe thread and silk that the
altigle or double thread lo.ep sUteh Lachine,. do ; will
lieu, veil. (lather, Cord. Wald, Hind, di c.. Lod are Leiter
adspted thau any other Sew lug Machine lu ums to the
frequent ehauradi and greet variety of seeing required i•
• family, for they will sew from one to twenty thick...ax
es of Manville. wrthoutetniipin. and niskiWgrery sill: h
perfect, or (row the fluest once to 'the I...sines' beaver
cloth, or even the etouteet heroes. leather, without
ataugitor the (eed. neaps or tauaiuu, or w•aiiy cur ad
Joetmeot of Maelihie whate.ar I "
They ate simple IL. Soustruelsourusifsmily-uoderislood
aml If any part is broken by arsidout, It is raaJlly re
placed.
.
These are execbi AK FAIDIII,IIOI4 Win go far toilet...mune
Le choice of any iutelliseut buyer.
awl Ruunine or send for CLreular
N. R Local Agents wauted iu eertutee liot yet OCIII
pied Addredra,
11(11:11111.K.4 L UN, N. M. CU.,
aele3llll-Iy. Yu. .538 IiRIIADWAY, WNW YORK,
SIN LA 111'8
"EXCELSIOR"
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
West of the Park e Vint Door from 4t►t. Merest
firatelul for pad favora„the auhectiber reapecttullyi
forme the cittaeue of Krie and vicinity, that he has tea
and rellttal the Gallery recently occupied by D.
Clunbert, where be la prenatal to execute
PHOTO(IRA,PHS,
CMBW P L I.:TT ERP LAT ES, A('
rar Par tI en tar atteatioo to Children and Copying
aprltreStf. , A
Notice.
WIIEREAS letters of Administration
to the estate of Abraham Iterchtuld, late ur Erie
etc h ; deed. hare Loma granted to the subeeriber.
all • per
mit'. lialebtod to th e said estate are requested to mate
immediate ply meat. sad thee' haring claims or detuatide
&roust the estate a the said deceased, will make the
mime known • ithOut delay.
many T. BERCHTOLD,
oet94 ewe Adulluistrutrilt.
HARTFORD FIRE UTSURANCE CO.
Hmerrugn, CONNECTICUT.
I NOORPONATMJI trio. CAPITAL $600,000.
R. IHINTIMOTON. Prost. T. C. ALLYN.
CITY FIRE lIIIIIRAIIOII COMPANY,
ItAILTIVORD..CONINIECTICIUT.
iIvt'ORPOIITED no. CAPITAL row
C. S. wRs ,(Mt. C.C. WA U,lioeu.
j NSURANCE in the above old and reli-
L oh, Cotipanies can be obtained o application to
march2t-44. • R. W. RIM R. 1.1., Agent
_Vi / w(Or
407/ -64)
BON. WILMON lITANDGM 4 t,
Judge or the UNHad States Cinrult Court, Prest.:eot.
COILMBIL ?SIMI Br . CLAIM SiII.,7ITTEIVII6. Pl.
THE Ii•RGEST, CH RAPES?' •141) Bk:ST.
$33 pay* for a fall enures.
Lir Ho extra shaved for Maalifacturers. Steamboat,
Railroad sad Bask Rook-Emalag.
Illinisters'Ares ot holt shot: :budgets eiHer and re
•lew at anytime. '
This fustitutlao la amidentad by experienced Teachers
and wasting! emmulanta, who- propane young nine for
%it ea basis*" ad the Haab aspens, aad shortest imam,
air t 4 moat localise nod responsible -situations. 'it.
mamas granted lot toarit outs. Hones the. universal
'dearest, for (manatee of tali Bolloge. by Millman
=YU
Mir. A. CowaiyOtie but Pomona of the r Dion. who
holds the largest naisiber of lee ?animus. and arm all
competitors. Macaw Rapid Business litintog. •
Clliallt.Alta Containing hill inhumation mot iium OR
aPpueittieu to thin th*to&utla
_ J Kt tts & SMITH. Priuripals.
Er A tie vr)loni4he tiopq 4.o4,9rrkgpr Ranker, sad
Eirmituma /Lam melsatif. • lienrlLtay:-
DREFRUIT;
SEIVitD
mu., Dandlia %Mot PePLise_ Bum:
Catsup, ha, isylik4s. BUIL% lk Busul2N4
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RanNZWEIO'S 111.0cK,
►ROY Mall DT THOTTII TO
!JIFF: SIZE !`
IT M
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(Written for the Observer.
Memory of Milton Lovell. lota of Con
Molt •• give thee up in thy youth and bloom
Must we lay thy d,ay fans in the afloat tomb,
Close thy Mos ayes with their laving light,
And Wefp in the gloom of sorrow's rag.bi'
•
Thy solo , frottYt WWI 'round tut rw,
V.' b Ile • eros....t paws aeries thy spirit brow—
A • kr set 10111 it witted o'sr susmory's ass,
'Ti, "Nouer goy tioa -clearer to this" „
The hymn thaulnedat to Aug while here,
And Do win uu r heart., It seem daably dear; -
A 4, lllltuu tuou'rt through with the ears of worth
but we hike thy mile and thy Joyous mirth.
fkoototwiest link In lore's gold shalt
Firs, savored 4n—but Meat again ;
T. know w* to love lima, deputed sus.
TiKka briahpat ray from wiltaiwtra no.
Xeigdties taiin, 1 1 7 heart, •h 7 atib..ith Pal
hii~eury[ollun . b kb awe ,
• Sid Willem, Ammar. '' l
/ 4i4WeaLtsjitile.
""A` Amlook*;
Reisarka of Mr. Vailikadighatil tothalign
dente of the Michigan Unitirtily:
• [From the Detroit Veber Prem. Net. IL •
Notwithstandisgthe very ineleneint vreith
i large body of stathlitiosf, Mai
tiniversity, at Miehigatt came, dims eme;thie
meriting train*, a formal visit fa , Ile. ?all.
laadigisitet. They proceeded to Whideoent4l
o%lok, whirei.he large dining kill of iks
Mfrons licknise itedheen,set apart fol. AL'a 444-
The '4ll gm ifeltdes.l. Lion Init. pro.
ent,tibiaddltionitio thee/Ades* several prase
,
Itsiiitiettisetts of Detrcitt.
Mr. Vallandighata_wanaddressed on behalf
of the sttohnits h Mr.--,Cf A, Buskirk,— This
address was eloquent. a;ist patriotic. We re.
Bret that want, of apace =perorate ha *hies
thin. At the eenelkhrion 'of 'the acidretu!,
A. C. McAlister; Chairman of lite*letpaloit:
introduced lion. C, 1 4 . Valiantlighaus, who,
tbotaking the students for. the oeasplissentOr
visit, addressed them as !follows :
"1 thank you, young gentle Men, for this
visit. I thank you, sir, especially, Mr. Una„
kirk, for the compliments 'to hasalsouudy ex
pressed na behalf of your fellows. The aps
plume of the young is the highest praise.—
riey'speak the language of the coming Obi
oration, and anticipate the judgment. 'of .poa l
terity. - To that judgment, if it so be tbittotY
Woe skill chance to live in this -teeo:4 of
thesatimos, I long since appealed, and metal:
time em obutent to abide the serutiniyrbieh,
must preettle it. Without further petemial,
allusion, therefore, in reply,'ailowme to pass
to another subject, stol, it it be to my power,'
thus to ehater Islet of cittetnotty Pate one
perhaps not tilfogelber' I'o4 rot
•j tiu urn fit fpts . Hopp of sp9 *vlp w..
mot eisioiont Pout antentiett.stisdies;!athere , ,
prefeigijeilill6l6 , 6ll for Ttrefeeelional
all d itir --Likle es r r
,16 piuth
;lien you eve orne its bu etinge tfith lusty
sinewl,l not our of you but trill exelainiaith a
sigh:
••th! happy years: who snots not ►o a boy •gals'•
Put in the bottle of life there is no retreat;
and the brave spirits among you will press
forward, ftioirthe weal• faller and perish; and
just in proportion um you are disciplined every'
wity,t you will he rea,ly to meet whatever for
may betide yon, the time:—
There it no injunction inure suggestive So
many days and years you have in pawu to the
Almighty Maker of 'leaven - and earth : and
those only are reckoned redeemed which are
spent profitably either to the lolly or the mind.
Ymuth 'is not the season for ease or pleasure,
h i tit for lahor and self-denial. Whoever has
practiced the:,e haply virtues when n boy and,
in early manhood, will, at forty, sound in
mind and hotly, Lind the lawful and virtuous
pleasures of life full of sweetness. Horace
was right :
"The more ingenious:among you incur &n
-ether and widely different hazard. You have
endured heat and cold, have refraiaed from
lust and wine : have altjursd pleasure, or rath
er have found it in labor and study. Your
vigils have , outwatcheti thee/fear.' Hut youth
ful ambition is eager and impatient. It sees
nothing but fame's proud temple, and forgets
Oat it shines afar. It sees not the long anti
we-wisdom leagues of bill and valley, of 'forest.
.and rock. of thicket and jungle which lie be
tween the goddess and her worshippers. It
counts every moment of delay and difficulty
on the way as a mnmont lost. There is,; in
deed, a false goddess whose fame is near is,,;
easy of access. Hord by is the altar of Mam
mon. Prato!, falsehood and violence are their
joint sibyls and priests. A tumultuous crowd
of idolatrous and abject worshippers -throng
around. Itt.d notoriety is not fame, and her
devotees sooa perish. Not such. let your am
bition be; hilt rather that which' Pope, and
afler him, Lord Mansfield proclaimed, 'the
pursuit of noble ends by noble means,' and
yours, too, thitt popularity which follows, not
that which is run after. lint to obtain this
you must learn early that most difficult of
all lessons--to labor anti to wait. 'At twenty
you think forty an old age. At. forty, if you
have . disciplined your minds and not abused
your bodies, you will not, find yourselves
younger hut far wiser than you are to-day ;
and the -hour of your death will seem more
distant and give you less concern. You will
Teel that there is elite-time yet before you; anti
it you are of a strong will antldirave spirit
and worthy of a name to live, yolir past fail
nevi aradefeats you will fegartl then as hut
probation and discipline, and indeed, as so
tua4 assurances of, final triumph. Press on I
but not. in haste. The master of Ravenswood
chose a wise motto and not inapt coat of arms
—a hull's head and bide my time.'
"In one other thing be :tut mistaken. You
are not atrrut to finish your Mwillies. When
you take lAve of the University, you but be
gin them. No man ever attained great and
enduring eminence without study—not ntways
of hooks. Men or action. have not tenure at
all times for books.- But are 'stdents,
nevertheless, of the men and things around
them; and hooks are but. the written 'records
d things mud men 'reinote ur of the past.
But they have.this advantage, that whatever
they reeord has passed through the sta l imy
of the great minds by whom they were Writ
ten. And, moreover, in them we study men
and things divested of the prejudices, the
bigotries, anti the neltAnterested influences
of 'that which is press nt in time or near in
space. Especially is this true, of history—
the most amplifying, iiperalizinfg in its effect,
ERIE, PA, SAITIRDAY,MOItNINd. EM I Nit. .6, 1'463
turd, pa,
tIY ONC W 11111
"Malta tulit frektqns gm*?
upon the Wind and suul, of sit 'studies, ,
who remains a :bigot . itt Tad
hiatory to bate purpose. Awille• -who would
comprehend 'the protest asil . dieeerri 'the tu,
lure, must ) give his days end niglita tb this
study. Propheey uninspir4 Is . bui" history
anticipated. %Reed - history, eitli leerst that the
:patriot, the hero, the slatesuma t Abe Austin
,
whom you
,revereace &desire - kr eh, pages
of Plutarai and [dry, Or of
and Alacatility, 'was revile) est4pc rsecuted
his ewe Jai, and .saffered osette. it may have
been, at the hands- of the , iined- of his own
genenstiou: Pinider: too, tti Wisdom of.lio•
tes t who, befora Ilia pleasures Ituditonors of
the King's Court, preferred rather the Red
Sea sad tarty- years is the'wilderaess, and
death Malta tihkuown pus, that he might
'milder of
iple,
Urea mod Latis,' sad lliat,tie entire liter-
Ore Is puteedeNt 14 Om aptli of these etas
ides, mad xo or itototatiaidt.sad allusions
draws front tbust.. Cieerewasgaidoeit, eu
logy uponidol( tilculise wiltili
_divides taught
It la st , * 1 eAttligertitd hillteCrlfed to the
filpelsa sit4lllototin!a Fel4owhisti have
soste.,dpitt to! w5.. ) .4 use, *dem sculptor
efromtl at
study
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Ghttlistordwliirelisly dot the: . ' student
4sg
leers the :: -' ti of the: iiikti oltisele d .
them w ' Unities. Outlipst the solid
ma l t] 1". A ,
_Most Wm** of tae. were .dis
eipihts task Id; it is sot estetiglitlitut you con
test liiiiwietesiv With the unistredurie now
preipoillia l lit:iinh i l•or" the Alirige. These
w
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life.- Let lsot isriy • owi,sividuklba his *no
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tritstever s sifirts eti!lij, idilOttsifei *3i .
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is a jasosinissasssiay.eLtiareispili a wine
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mea1 0 1 ?) 1114 ! i r t 4i' . 444 !!g44 be 4 . 000 at
a title. 'ii , - 4 ; -•,. , . H , lit,•;: . •
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dntl *ad "spire to . .he't,hOttoeflaithfial i acid
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P9l4o4.oa4c'exa4 the .oetelleminis and
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Liiiit'reiefailititin: ''= 4 r i '' • '
r`-al-i•j.
he be not an Aviaries's! Why not adorn the
'University of Michigan!" - •
`• And , tou, yellow gentlemen, who prepare
for the Jrafension of the law, will' hue a
nuttier ti Nitre to act in than any who hive
gime bef t tre itou in the United States put
of the terrible revolutidu which now cob
seises oetl l ervittirt of our unhappy, land will
arise questions of constitutional and statute
law, of p t ersoncl liberty, of private right, or
property] of life, grander, more numerous,
more infiiiite ;in , variety, and more perplexing
than huttofdre'-ut any age or country. If
just now,, 'aced aries,daws are silent,' in onr
day, at hiast,:should free government happily
in any form sitrvivr aluoug \ 6l; , anus will again
yield toithe toga, and laws reign supreme.
With diligenee, therefore, tiled titith \ and un
altered& purpose, prepare yourself Ttq the ,
destiny skieh lieS hefure you, to the erttl*t
in the ue i t geueratiou you may be among the
t
number t f those who, upon the Bench and at
I
the Bar, ha ll restore and hear aloft to higher
renownflip , ; already illustrious ]standard of
British rind-American fi.reneic learning ni tut
- I
eloquence. . Cowardice and servility . before
"Executive power were the disgrace of the
English Bar; and Bench in the - days of the
Stuarts;{ and these, threatening now the
honor aid the independence of the American
judiciary, are among the most alarming por
tents of file limes . But. remember that while
along with the great Hampden the name of
the hot4st and fearless Croke,, and of his
noble wife, still surltive , in honer, the lime
.1
serving and unjuscisidges who sat with him,
and yielded to politlfstl expediency and 'mili
tary nec essity,' have perished from history,
t , t
or are remembered only to he execrated. The
blessed lc:winery of Lord Hale is still fra
grant ; White the name of the bloody Jerre'',
who eteltped death upon the felon's scaffold
only hy I dying miserably in a felon'e cell, is
the - opptobrium of the English bench. Alger
non Sithiey l died -as a convicted traitor: hot
irks little while his execution was adjudged
judicial 'murder ; and posterity, for six gene
rations,, has held him in reverence as a pa
triot. Vlach, King James the Second's Attor
nay Citinersl, procured the conviction and
death of the pure and virtuous Lord Russell,
as a conspirator against the Government ; hut
eight iipars afterward, when he would have
relieved himself in Parliament from the odium
Of the let, the indignant clamor of the whole
House foritted him, in shame and confusion,
to resuine his seat, _and Russell stilt lives in
England and America as a martyr to liberty,
"Your , Courage, your fortitude, your wan
hood, Will , also sonic day be severely tried.
'But then remember Curran, whose fame
brightens ju'tt as the memory of the - until
placetrien and barristers around him rots,
with each ' revolving year, and' who when
in
a
tm in court by a file of soldiers , clatter
ingtii
their mu skets as he addressed the jury in
defenU of one charged .with - treason, ex
claimed iii manly defiance : .1 - olt May assas,-
elute; hut you cannot intimidate me.'. Read,
- too, tlip speeches and admire - and imitate the
heroic Erskine, the greatest of English bar—
risters, who, against the whole power of the
Executive; in lime of both foreign war and
rebellion, maintained for years the rights and
liberties of Englishmen with undaunted in—
Irepitlity: Prepare youteelves, by Continued
lanai, of the characters and nettle, emulation
of th i n example of these and other great and
geodimen of the put, for like Icenesin your
own iday. Nerve your hearts now for' the
struggle. But, remember that ability, how—
everiminent, and intellectual diseipline, haw—
ever I exact, are not enough. Without pore,
morals; correct habits and fixed integrity, you
- i
virsot endure the trial. • Be 'virtuosi. :Be
pious. I nse the word In pc.- narrow, arc
tirian, or theological to:4cm lita in that which
Virgil cilosus silica he coll 4 boas
piety which belongs to. no one sect, nor
nor time, uor country, but which everywhere
and et all time.' renders to 71041 iita self and
man whiteder is ;lite, and does it itettie very
spirit of the Benison on the lfoutit.
" But, young gentlemen,vrhile I bare thus
addressed you . as atudents tyreparing your
selves for the ordinary hasipess and `profes-
Mani of life, I well know t i lt at at any time
many of you would be„ and 'in times of such
tremendous import as just row are upon se
ir our own country ell of you are, profound
ly interested in politics. Probably you give
to them more of your thoughts than to any
of your collegiate or professional studies.
know, too, that many at you even now
look sage* forward to the time when you
will piri frod your professional into polit
ies! life. That is the goal of your ambitious
longings. Your hearts aril fixed Upon it.
It is an honorable, a holy ambition 7 -ail
ambition not to be estiognished, but to be
regulated. He is a false teacher wh'd would
tell the ingenuous, virtuous and public spir
ited youth of the country that the political
service is fit only for the vulgar, thi impure,
the corrupt. As therp are hipoeriles' in the
pulpit, empiric, in medicine, pettifoggers
at the bar, aid pretentiers everywhere, so
there are demagogues in political life. But
there is as well a - morality ns a philoso
ploy, a Belem* in polittat, fir above the
circle of these reptiles. f.fahappily,' the low
standard of eipsoity and morale set up and
denounced by those 'heti - decline puitlic life,
sod: practically but too loften seklowledged
by lislltielans, is another of the evil portents
whiat' impend over our cituntry. Of the cor
rupting influences of avarice, at alt times, I
need not speak.. But mote dehasingand dan
gerous atilt id senatins of great public com
motion, Is the execrable vice of t'ear. All
these esinhinent, make up that most loathsome
of all the, objects of reproach and scorn, "a
scurvy politician." It has borne the same
odious oherieter in every country 'anti age.
Among the Creeks, he once dourtcd popularity
or plats by poizttink out the smugglers of
tits, and was cursed as both spy, and inform
er, sad thence give a name to the whole class
et demagogues. In Rome, he headed every
petty Popular tumult, and cleared fiercely
for a division of tandem:al goods: Curran de
scribed hie' in. his day,"in felicitous phrase,
as ‘''ons who, buoyant byoputrefartips, risen
as be rots." Re is the vermin,' the Ihsect of
politics, and amid Ile heats•of civil lime and
tioevnlsior Uterus into life, thick as :Anus in
the summer evening air. if any one among
you—and I speak to those whl would aspire
logo:tinders ambng their eountrymen—have
neither Um capsciry nor the ambition to be a
staCeselee,: „let.him at least nut ntoop to become
4 - 141114/Igepe. rceach, teal, tryeauses, iresdr{
levitieemr seed that number atu•kitei
personalities which thirjr cite. ?trot 444
to argue upon prinbiples, measures4policies,
debate not at all. If you cannot soar, do not
creep. Whoever discusses only menr in poi i
tics is:always largely aslanderir. "Principles.
oat men," is not indeed, altogetheils sound
inaxini, though little liable to be Khalil, since
personalities always makeup sit laroand con
trolling on element in mere partisan ) ipolit irs:
fetter say, "principles said nun." fl is easy
to be a politirian or a - denvtgogne-4it with
th e wind; float with the ciirreht; too* not to,
the compass, neither lift up your eysii• to the
heavens whore the cons/pilot to . ns andltho polo
star 7 liright, glorions,enoopmr of IF.nl , nal
truth, r au,d the right —still. shine," Steadfast,
innoiable, just as they shone in th:l? begin
ning of time. Porta via:carts., Ho
y t is with
detnago t vie. But the statesnann;ltiust be
made as well as burn Ills voyage ikthrough
mid-eceau and storm. lie Sails itudti* orders.
A.! port is as(lertsined and preseriletti before
,
be sets out, and it is his duty to reaeit it; and
like to magestic - Ocean steamer, i'he
on, and, '
lave road
I.' It is
is study.
through
1 ISSe pre
-3 also will
soots that
onr sedan-.
rem thu
771
iato
'4,znirr;rt thr wind, sKainst th. tidi ;
• Still shwulie, with su upright kw, '
" Detnostliene4,iisorn than two Thousand
years ago, is his great oration for tit7o crown,
well .lislinga;lied between qiese tip') char•
acters, declaring that while they wert alike in
nothing they differed ehietly in tlitm d that
the statesman boldly and honestly peeciainied
him opinion before the event, tend ilium made
l ithos& responsible to fortune, to (he, times,
to his'countrymon, to the world ; while the
sycophant trAemagngue wee, Rilenti; till- the
event had happened. and then goviirned his
rpeerh and his conduct ae.oordi ngly3
And now allow me to add, that though
you May he patriots and yet not statemen t
the grAt statesman is always a ,pati i iot. Qie
love of country is as well al principle as an
emotion. Duty enters largely into it ; hence
it is stable, enduring. It' is not salutations!
--certainly not a mere feeling of 'ratittule
least of all, in the menninglor that word as
defined by Dr. Johnson : a lively sense of
favors yet to be rebeive.l t Ile loves his
country both wisely and well: Ile never
ss.orittces her real though more remote ioter
vita, to a popular clamor,
9 , 1 statical at the
demand of those who hold the power. Neith.
er will lie corrupt the virtur.. nor tarnish the.
honor Or iiie country to s e ra; her mere sordid
interests. Rather will he IMitate tho example
of tristbles, who, r.'portint t ) the Athenians
that a certain proposition V/14 indeed for their
itutuediate , alvantagc, but would tiring dis
honor upon the State; coottsoled that they re.•
jest it.
" have slid nothing nb.Oit 'loyalty.' It
is a word which baling~ justly lint only to
kingly, thivernioents. can.' ,comprehend
loyalty In a King, and espooi Illy to a queen ;
but as an American, choose I to adhere to the
good and honest old republ can won], "patriot
ism," and to cherish the ',pine, which it has
always been used to express.
.4 Aspire, then, 'young gentlemen, you who
would pursue a pliblie conre, Co he patriot
statesmen. lisvC f iith 7 absolute, unquee
'doping, immoveable—thatfaith which speaks
to itself in the eileece and!ealus of the heart's
own heating, saying : if not. is day or this
time, then to morrow, or nest or some other
day, at some other time, in some other wa y.
all will he well Without thil no men ever
achieved greittnesit. Be inc z oilruptible in your
integrity; be ineiorable in Your deliberate,
well, considered purposes 7 / hi,' appalled by, no
difficulties. . Amplify yonr -minds; but, still
more', be great in soul. ft is this:which shall
lift you high above the earth, arid. assimilate
.
$2,01.1 IP NOT 'PAID UNTIL
,THE END f!F THE YEA I;
youtbarwtriOt is divine. Without it, ydu will
but creep
. With di!sty mud
wearied wing. ITiallout it , .tltiuk p u to podhare
atilt cruel wall crushing Welitiit 01 doing and
weiroring which hob 'must ,baar wh • kithfull V
and with berOism, at tiny Hine, but hio.t at till
in periods ofgreat pubrie w o uld
act the part iif the patriot NlBfßtiu g
" What shall L do!" aril the old haehelor
stampecieabdut the. sitting room in a perfect
rage of doniit, lookipg first at the napping
baby in the, Little willow-cradle, and then at
the buoy French clock on the mantle shell."
.+"As sure sew name is Joseph Phelps, that
baby, that little:two-ested, large fanged ne
phew of mile, id 'about waking, and it wants
One whole hour of the time which mother ap
pointed for !her yeturn. 'Whew ! I actually
sweat, think i n g about it. What caul do With
it—how can, i l treat it to sugar what d'yo call
'ems, or hold it, or trot it, or do anything
with it r'
At this jutfcture, a faint wail from tke baby
receptacle, tirought Bachelor Joseph to' hie
taps itifithlin energy and itiacrity whet Would
not illy her nine a hudhand and baby' tender,
Its commended ' l rockiikg the cradle,: sending
the indignant baby into a perfeet trem o r of
kicks auk ßackwards and forwards,
from one aide of the pillow to the pthetl, the
round, roil pica rolled ; the infant lists (were
clenched With a force that puled
whilp from the plump throat came a cry that
sent the helltelitr wild with fear.
"What i 4 the deuce can ,1 do t" tie exclaimed,
viewing wcirfully the little itillemed tear .he.
fore him, ,•'
• He eat•-4own in a hig chair before. Baby—
spreatlwdluble quilt over his knees, and with
a look of terror upon his face, proceeded"to
tike Baby !from his •resting•place. He drew
the youngopeful into his lap, just as a ebry
neat old billy would pick up a pooket hah4-
kerchief ;will his thumbs and fingers• Fresh
yell from Iheirosv mouth of baby was the
only exprlision of thanks is he. commenced
the never ptt of fasblon'bahy-trot.
"ft ninci;be that something is pricking him.
Shoo ! Chcie !" said , Joe, commencing a search
for the aggictvating pin, that was driving the
child into eitt.ch a rage. But no pin was to be
found,'andihe made an attempt to turn baby
over but nh, the clumsiness of his fingers—
the little eel-like form- slid 'out of his lap-to
the floor, minding forth a cry that was "louder
clearer, than before "
" Lord tutve me! I've broken its neck!"
was the ekclamation as pickAl , baby up,
and in thelagony of despair
_triedto coition
him. A tlinught • struck .loe. Ile saw a &anus
hanging against She wall of the adjoining
be.d.rnehHand with a smile. of delight upon
his connienance, he wont for it. Hure enough,
there' it WaS! ! It real montument of' feminine
ingenttity.l lie was - wild withjoy - . Ile pinned
It ovSlii4letAtt; tind•fost . nild the sleevec_be
iron he
against his t tireasf, and - then he 1.: 4 2
commenced aidenge.
-
A tap upon the - 116'5i. 'itopped Joe in the
midst of his suggestive - song ; Cud t.efe're he
had time's to disarray himself .the door was
opened, CO a roguish, laughing pair of- eyes
peered in'ipon him
"Your liMer is not home, i:t "" chir
ruped the'Nilitor.
"N. tna'ain."- slatuutored Joe, growiug
very red ;ira he face: " and I have Italy/Jed
nerve " 1 ;
Miss-Iltiyealaughe , l . ; offered to relie l ve liim
of his which •he willingly consented
to ; near by the while, intently watch
ing her. managed batty to a. charm, and
Joe was c i ftptivated.
Joseph" !helps married Fanny Irayea—'pou
toy womr,',,hodid
Remarkable Inattusee of Ffilal-ilteetlea.
A certain Dr. D. Wright, - of Norfolk, was
executed at that city, on the 231 of October,
for shootiltig a lieutenant of colored seldiers,
between whom and himself there had been an
altercation. The Philadelphia Inquirri:'s cor
respondent relates the following affecting in
cident in ;connection with the matter : 1 ,
the
'-On tne night previous to execution'
Dr. Wright. made a request that Il lien fthoitttl i
he furnished him iu his cell that , evening.
Strange as the request was, AO one regarded
it with ally suspicion. Late that evening he
was visitnd as usual by a portion of his fam
ily, which, on this occasion, consisted of his
wife, twJ daughters and a small son. They
all entered their father's eell, and after re
maining a short flint) the whole party appa
rently reliretl. To gain thest reel., they hail
to pass to a little ante-roo4 in the 'prison,
which is iimetipied by its officers for the trans
action of business. here one of the party
entering ;through a tlOor . slightly Anrobled..
This wti noticed by OHO of the turnkeys,
who, afteLr they had just - reached the street
est:labile% ' '. l " lodievo.that was Dr. v i r right in
disguisei It proved to be as the" turnkey
hail assel•ted. It was Dr. Wright, anti he ap•
peered tit be but little surprised str einharras
sett at the detection, and on being• conducted
inside tilt, jail. remarked that 7 dtsperate
meatisl Was patslonalde tinder desrpor i ate Mr
ctnstemes.' and then walked ttoe't to his eel
as unconOertiedly as if nothing had 4curred
The seghpL : of how hr Was disguised I
i
most etulily - to• shown. ' When het
place f ., . his confinement, he was Chi
gartiteutm or one of his draught
maine l d iteltitt.l As hPr . father )rwr
- I
ing hi 4
hed, fu
boots .j
much Ongrined :ir being found in Ilci
lion, but was 1110ie deeply surpri
pained hai her schtotie for her father'
had been frwarote.l. For her irnprm'
I
rib reoltaint was placed upon her, but
. „
e;icarloil home by ono of the - offine
pri4o'n.!'
A most singular accident occurred at
Susquehanna Depot. (Del.) a short tinth zinc e.
ite.tgo l Yeed, a tuna about 4iity 'years or agi
fell )11" 1 the bank of the So4quoharo,, ea% I
lodg dhetween tin; limbs oi. tree, 190t1 there
was I sitiieided hy:lhe head! until he:
Thia IR one of the ,most remarkable apcidentw
on Vedorl. ,Being suspended by t.hc head,.
the limbs heftho tree holding it aw, i a vice... ,
it ails impoisibla for Lim to ext.ricat elhiasself,
andihalp did ,not reach trim - in Clore Li be or
vinyls/ail. Thus he perished Illto culprit
on the; gallows; though his execiali or was, aq--
oidentitl.
NUMRER 27:
Tlie Bachelor and Baby.
fell„ she itn., (mina recLinin
ly equipped in her faCheesi
,erink beneath the covering
— Pin;
•- .64 47
Wet tanrbirier:
snd ;-• in 18 , 63, 'gold &Mini and-top
per rentf4.— Chseavo 7,17188. •
--Dr F.'ratiklitt u s ed to eity that rich widoWe
are the only piece of second hand goods that
sell at , prime co t.
il ,
.t. '.
. ...—....... •
.—The' editor of the N. Y. independent re
evulinends the'
. unning of it , negro tor' nest
Pret , idW of - th.. Uoitell SWIM..
—A Yankee guest, at the Hussies ball.the
usher eight, wishing to be understood by Ms
Itussian neighbor at the table, remarked,'“bir.
Thiuguiutruski, I' wlll think you fur
petdortr."
—Rebel guerrillas are growing very hold in
Virgiuia 'limy hare captured assaral sutlers
mut citizenn 4 FaWe Church. Fitt county,
but a fgw,iailns from Vitialiugtuti.
—General Clark, •ho wns reeeutly elected
fiJeerfor of 1114thittsippi, ii itiestufe who WaS
BO notiutthly wouude , l and taken prisoner In
Abe bmitie at listou Itouge Acme mouths ago.
lle was formerly uu Old Liue Whig.
---*-The wealthiest man in Indiana has COlll
- itte , l suicide.'—EAclianye Paper:
Tho wealthiest country on the face of the
globe is doing the same thing. •
—Can you read and punctuate these lines
correctly, so as' to write them true?
Every scholsr.in this land
Has twenty nails upon each band; ,
Five and twenty on-hands and feet,
And this is true without dedeit.
THE FIRST MAR.I4OIIIR,—"And Adam said,
This is now bone of my hot!. &pi flesh of
tug flesh ; she 'hail be called woinau, because
slio was taken out of man. Therefore shall a
unit leave his ftther itmd his mother s sod
cleave unto his wife; and they 'hall be
..tie flesh " Na cards.
---dius4ufh lives near Turin, poor and wan,
and his wife in coueuuiption. Garibaldi le
on his island farm at gaprara, 'time but
cheerftil, with nu income of SOO.
—The " soldier vote" in Ohio will, it to
thought, reach 42,009, about all of which Wile
Cast for Brough. _There must' be at „least
115,1100 votes in the army from Ohio, so that'
about one third of the soldiers entitled to
vote did not do so.
- —Barnum has got a now Lilliputian smaller
than either Tom Thumb or Commodore Nutt.
He is 14 years old, 22 inahrs high, and waighe
17 pounds. , •
—Some poetaster gate off the following :
,The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of ;the year,
-When ties and ftagers littb are numb,
And coal and Wood are mighty dear.
—To prove that oeorge Christy, the !minder
of Christy's minstrels, was not sane when be
willed his phperty to hie wife, his skull has
been removed from the grave and carried into
court, and his backbone has 'been photo
graphed.
—A New England clergymen, enforcing on
his congregation the necessity of practical
godlinesi and contrasting the early Christians
with theta of the present generation, very
properly 4,inarked "We have too many 're
solutions, end too little action. "Thy Acts
of the Apostles" - is the title 'of one of the
books of tim New T•statueut: their re:Wilton:
have not reached us."
iT's YitlAT you BPEND.—"WI what thee%
spend, tipon," said a sage•nid Qtytitnr, ; l'oet
what,thee'll make, which will decide whether
thee's to he rich or not." The adv ice vas
trite, for it was Franklin's in another shape ;
"Take care of the pence, and the dol will
take 'care of themselves." But IC oin tgto
v• • • ,
—The Canaiiitti press is crying out lonuif
against the . outritee committed by the ne
groes-iiiptwi' the female portion of their com
munity. Two of them have been condemned
to tie hanged on the 1 Ifh of December, for
these outrags. The crime is said to li f e fear
fully prevalent in the western parte of Upper
Canada, and ti provincial penitentary is full
of such criminals.
—Whatever percentage of truth may he in
the rumors relating to, an invasion from Can
ada, all will agYee that the demeanor of the
Canadian government in this matter has been
of the m 0 ,41 friendly and honorable character.
—When our troops ware fording a the Rappa-'
lianuock, a burly rebel jumped from the rifle
pits and rushed toward our advancing column.
Plunging into the river, he, looked - back to
see if he was pursued. thou, placing -hi" ,
thumb to his nose, with lingers extended, he
yelled out, to his' former comrades, "Good.
bye, you if—d IL/nub:101:s ; hero's for the
Yankees and a good cup of Ynaitee coffee."
—Au ingenious person has discovered that
the three tu;)st furoible letters in our alphabet ,
are Nit 0 : that the 'two which contain nu
thing arc M : that four express great spar- /
!Money, B 'l'; that Iwo are ilia decline,
K ; that four indicito exalted station,
L N three excite our tours, yet,
when pronounced together, are necessary •to
a good tuidorstanding E 0.
Pares.—The price of printing paper has
again advanced. Newspaper editors are now
paying over one hundred and fifty per rent
more for paper than fortaerly. If this advance
continues, (awl We see Ito prospect of any•
thing else.) Ire really tear malty country pa
pers, will he compolle,l to ecadgo
under. Sithserito.rt4 .Itoubl think of this, and
pay up pi-wooly Fertuerly. e‘litoes .tottll
afford to trust for one, two, and even Ih!oe
ye.trg, bul 11114 pntotice van!' ,1 1, • tliJut lit of
theso limes --it coyly too roach intend
to collect. and ;44%11 tnako a "forwar , l IIIOVY
tient" on some throe hun.lro.l dolitiquents
hefore. Tung. Ttik we are •Irtertuma.l 0.; Wtl
iIAVO liintel to eert•rin• pitrorts
1(1,114 .1110110 k. Wts will uow• art --Carlisle
rolunteer
i AUK IN Lao c.—The high prizes recently "
drawn by the officers Ind urows of the Mag: '
'lolls and Santiago de Cuba. as the proceeds
of the sales 'of blockade runners captured by
them, afford a freAr i/lu.o ration of Jack's good
luek during the . present war. Every man on
board these vessels, t•rotu the quarter ilea to
the fereceedle, has realized a handsome Loom
petence. Of the sutirof $510,914 adjudicated
to the Magnolia, for the capture of the single
steamer Memphis, utter paying all expenseS,
the captain received $38,310: the paymaster
Rail surgeon divide $'10„000 between them,
/
and ile en:Linen roceiv 31,77 ti each. Even
the land, lulibers, or ordinary seamen and
landsmen, come in for evil. $1 , 000 tisoh. The
crew-of the Suiting 'de Cuba also did pretty
well. The flag offiper's 'share as $11,74•2 ;
the commandant's 123,481; the seamen, $697
each, and every lioy" gets $467.
on now
left tho
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who re-
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—The rincinnaii f:rtquirer of Monday week
Ellll
- .ANVe.learneil yesterday, from a - highly res
pected member of the Society of Friends, re
sident iD a neighboring mousy, that the so
ciety to whioh he is atteelsok recoutly sent a
committee to Vicksburg, to aacertitn, the true
number and condition of the "eoetrahands"
at- that place and immediate ,eirtinity. The
committee have returned and report that they
found forty tbousasid. one third of whom were
entirely or nearly naked. Four haudred,
death's occur op an average .