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"Caroline, I wiah you would remain a
moment," Mid Mr. Warren, aa hie daugh
tur ii about la leave (ha parlor."
Well, papa, what It It f"
Slia .novo to look unooneelout, hut her
varying uvloraod the nervous movement
if iwr lips, betrayed aocret agitation ; In
(act,ahi au.ieclod tlu purso of lie r ia.
rent.
" I thought," ui. Mr. Warren, that
when I forbade young Collin, rn) house,
you were prepared to submit In I lie pru
ilcucu of my dtoMun, W11 talked the
matter titer, Caroline, If you remember,
nnd 1 we. at eon.ldurnblo ixilm to con.
Jnee ju thai iio wa liMe, wasteful, audi
I Rani, dissipated In ahorl, a very Unfit 1
raon tor any woman to trust tier happt.
iicmwIiIi. You allently agreed to what I
", . l'"V0U 'J ';lhlng in reply,
1 fancies! I hei per.ua.led you, for I llio I '
your utvn good sense, to Hhich I appealed, I
would eo tho matter in a light aimilar to '
that hi hlch your mother and myaelfUi. J
lit Id it. Judiro tht'ii of my inoxiireiil,lc
pa In when ilaaw )ou Malkliii; arm in arm,
with him 111 Ih
day."
outikirl. or the city, tu
He
i i.auvd, ami Camlino lijld down lar
head ahathnl. "I wa. no, mi.takiii,"
tho a!d tn hcrctlf, "it waa iia whom I
.aw."
Mr. Warren wailed for muro than a
minute for a reply, but aa the continued
allent.'hfl wool on.
" Now, Caroline." .aid he, " 1 wiah you
to look on til. aa what I am the beat
friend ynu havo in the world, and one who
ha. no motive, much Ira. any wUb, to ad.
vl.o you wrong. It I. a mi.take of poo.
pte, e.neclally of id m of our aei, to .up.
poie that pareul. Mi.h to lyranniae over
them In tho afialr of marriage. Ileliota
me, nothing i. i;ancrally farther from a
a parent', tliought. It U not unfrcueut,
indeed, that a lather dillcre fmmadaugh.
(er a. to the wladom of her uniting herarlf
wlih a certain aultor: but in aucJiiava,
the fulVcfii, nine tjnic, out ofteu, right,
and the child wrong. Tlw parent, from
Ida knowlalga of men from what he
heard In tho atrerl, and fruni othor wur.
rea, u.ually nrrhea at a ju.tcrconcliuiou
n.iiectiiii! a tounit mau'arharaclcr. than
n daughter, who haa little or no mean, of
u.curtalning tho truth. In tbo catooflbfa
yeune f''llinwJ know Idm in lniraia.l
ijant, idle, occa.ionally lnloiiieralc in hi.
nai.ui, anil nran over carji in item. Ilo.
aide, thi., he haa a violent tempor. I b.
beaeech you, Caroline, do not give way to
thl. Infatuation of youra."
At Mr. Warren .poke, he approarhed
hit daughter and took nor hand. Hlic hurt!
into tear., looked up In hi. face, and .aid
" Oh, but, papa, I love him, and ho Intra
me ; he aaya he will throw hlmwlf Aay,
if I da not marry him. Hurclv, .urrly.'if
I can, I ought to reform Mm.'1
Mr. Warren ahook hi. head. "f'am.
line," ho uid, aeverrly, thi. i. .Iiecr fol.
ly, ml.erabla Infatuation ! No unman rt.
er refurmed a man whoe principle, nere
aolooioat thoeoofCcllin., a wrrti Ii, who
in hi.uwn worda will throw hlinnlf uicyj
if ynu ih not marry him. Ll.ten to mv
wurd, ihild, T'r jou arc weaker than I
ihoiijjlil, nnd I mini rule uhiro I "iM
prefer to perauade j if i-irr you n,arr
Cnlliiin, from that hour thi. hum? It i I.I
soil agnlmt ynu."
'riiuteaniiifCarulini-llimei! faster Mr.
Wnrrrn, after a turn ur two ueii.-n tl
room, anftenod OL'aln. nnd addrm-d IutI
in kinder lone: , l hrr roiitrinnnr.n, it wa. to .hudilcr at
" My rliild," he Mid, " I eak linn for . her conditltm, for .he ua. pennilr.9, wlih
our own good. I know, If you marry lardfriiiaiiytteek.diie,and nolu friend
tilllni.tliat you will regret it; and Iwuuhl 'on whom alio could rail for the alightcat
hy Interdicting it, aparo you much future loan. .Suddenly thu parable of tho prodi
aorrow. I will not urge jou lo unite with gal .on rame up In her memory,
nnv man you do not fancy, however r. I " I will arise and go to my father," aho
rel'lent I may think him lo bo. Thla I pro. .aid humbly, in the word, of that Wailful
mluyou: and on your part, I ahill r. I.tory ; and with the exclamation, aho
pert you lo giva up thla acquaintance. To. went forth, to trek hor home and .110 for
n n jf 1 win look lor your proinlao In ihia I
nHvc (lo now, and think of it;
lain sure I
).,u will obev me."
He .looped down and kissed her lender.
ly ; and then Caroline, stilt weeping, ru.h
cd from the room.
Out wa. it to think, at her father desir.
cd, of hrr duly 1
Alone, in hrr chniiiber, .lie recalled, nt
nllernato moments, llm word of her pa
icnl, and tho In.ldiou. nersiiaainna of her
lover i and alas I tlio latter had most in. ,
lliniic with her. I
I'an.llne wns not et.eilv n ..-I, nUt '
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.fin nnu ,iun 1N11111 1111. 1 i i.iiu ur, ai silimii,
nnd from it many hurtful notions of u
cliild duty to its parents, rspeclall) In n
1 a.v'nrsupnveilatlvcliou. Rhr had read,
iml gimil hotels, hut tlilouary romances ; I
nnd theso had .Irriigllirncil her inistnken
ideas. Hrr present .nllor was n hand.
some, designing lllinrliiio, tthn, knowing I
In r lather tn ho rich, ne.irrii 10 ihiucs. 1
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llie daughter's hand; a with it went a I
large fortune. Tho lini.hnl manner, or
Collin, had easily won hrr liking for wa
cannot rail it love and, Imagining her.
elf to bo hi a similar position to her fa.
torlto hriolncnr.., alio regarded tho oppo.
nil Ion of hor father aa nppreuitb and uii
reasonable.
That vorx.dav her aultor had urged hrr
lo otoio with him, and alio had consented
to do to. Hut her parcnl'e kind cxpo.tu.
lallnm had now forK,tiiuo shuok her pur.
pie, I'lutlly , how ever, the t ault v of he
'irilikuittui
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Inj thu lierotno nf a ruuaay,niatcb, as
wen a tier baaovicwt reepcctingltMtup
poeod injustice ol her father, induced bir
to fulfil hrr Drotnlto tod ! (bo dead of
night ho Ion bsr borne ibrever.
We My left her Koine, far the never bad
another. Mr. Warren prored true ta hie
lhreat( and waa iIm more Inflexible hccauae
Carolina had eloped on the very nlgbt ho
had naili!tl so earnestly with her. "She
lefl inn wlih my kiwi allll warm upon liar
chcrk," do mIiI ( " the preferred another!
am! n at ranger, tn me, alio treated ine, not
llkr her lie.t frinwl, but likn an enemy,
nml Ixnctlurtli idio is banished from my
hi art."
Vie! klif noter again had a home. Hit
husband link lior to a hotel, whnro they
remained soreral weeks, Inning j!'.!' t?
recrlro a auimiicn. from fisr father, hut "
none came, they wern forced at lait In a
cheap boardlna houw. Here, amid dlf
leroiil widely, Can.line, who ha I been ten-1 wcrc M,irrMCI ,- moderate but confident
ibrly i.urtutrd, learning oon In frcl I UKUnBf, ant ba.a Uon lh known am.
acutely tlio advantage nf hlcli ho hndCf y Bj ellt(:r) of our iHOple. The
deprived herw If, and h urnrd tn long for ,. ft,.,at' maorted the then aupreina.'
her old ht.ine. ' cy ol the Chilian nation uti the facine,
If her hindjani! hal nnllv lueil Iter, or .;.Lwt.lt itm ti m,,.T w., .M ia
if Iie could har loiuiniiml tu pcriuadc
iirrien mm ner lamer nun i.er , i iij.iii, nue
might hao found aomr al cvlatlnn in her
met, I'liimir, ...ii ii. . i.,,ii,,
tu punlth Caroline fir her falher'a firm.
Hex, by neglecting h-r ; and lefi her, eve.
lilng after evening, lo online htrarlf, while
ha .pent the hour, at I lie billiard. talile, In
the theatre, or with aomo pay friend, over
a bottle or two of whir. It wa. now that
Carotlnr'Mw the corrrclnen of the judg.
mmt which her father had cnprred re.
aprctini; Cnllini. Hlie iml only learned that
ho wa.imth Idle and a .jieiidthrllt, hut ill..
covered that he wai Intemperate, paultm.
ate and unpriiieiplrd.
Often, when he camo home txeited hy
wine, he would addicx her in a inoit bru
ta' uianuur, charging their priaenl porcr.
IT ca her, or rather n her "niggardly
lather," aa he called Mr. Warren to her
lace. Al la.t one hlgM liuretumcd, jn a
aiaiv of lic'nt rxciteiuenl Tro-H the gtnij
lug table, wh'ere'lie half M fargtiy. and
finding Caroline reeping, atrilck her a
blow lii a fit of panion, that letted her to
tho floor, herr ahr lay hlcedinj;.
And tin. wa. the end nf h"f drama nf
romance I Into thla alavrry, into thl. tlecp
iiiiti ii vr lauifr iiiiiH'"iiiirpirin ivnn
or degrartalion, hail her tnniiv leu licr
Aahained tu teil the tlutb. and tbrow'Jirr
telf on her father fir protection, 'he en
durrd for more than a ycnr,c cry tarlcly
of lnii'l from hrr huiuand ; her haallh,
motiiwhile, mnuinlng away, mid her
spirits which had once been r high, ut
terly broken.
Oh, how often .he frpmtrd her folly.
Ifnw, when ihe heard nf otht rt of her aex
forming clandrthi"marriagr, aho would
.hudilcr and exclaim, "Aim! tho chan
ce, are that they will Ih nnNerablr at I
am. Can they not eo that tho man who
peMiiailc. lln 111 ti diwihcy their parents,
liow, in that Mry thing, n nam ofprin
1 ipln that pnxnixc. little for their future
haiitdiliM.
Mill ihecupof her nutery a not et
full. KI10 lied lieen mimlid n little over
a year when hr huihand ten her lo vi.it
n ii.If.tririM nllv ntiil flinneli .tie trnlf.
r r - - -
. I lui return long after the promised day,
lie li'trrrnme. At lait 11 loiter from him,
wn. put into her hand, mid the ml.iivo
nniiiiunred, in the nin.t unfeeling term.,
thai ho had left fontcr.
Hlie .auk into n .wnon nnd lav for hnura
liefore ho rieuuTcwl, Wlnu he recaln
rorgivrnr.a, lirart.brokrn at .ho wai.
It wm anowing fa.t, but ahr did not
herd it. Mho had throw n on a bonnet and
a light shawl; but had forgotten
her thin .hoe., or to iniinw a
The inelllng flakes iienelratrd hor alight
ntllre, but "lie hurried on, breasting the
wild tompo.t.
Mir arnvrii ni tail in tho proinl aquarn
whrro hrr fiilhrr llted. and stood a few
moment, after in front uftlio hnuso. The '
window hhiitiri. weru Mill open, though '
,w.,t had set in, and through the c.ir l
tains the ruildv ulow of the fire within ilmt I
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i all fr lain
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twitched her in tlio tint
and staggetiug up Hie steps, JUM maiiugc
to pull thu bell, wlru cnnmiousiira. ilo.
parted her.
Thu aertnnt who nnswered llimlnor,
Martrd and rrird out when ho saw appa.
renlly a llfelo.s rorptolj Ing 011 tho tli'p,
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wun tno la.i iiiuini! enow rapuiiv cover.
Ing ll i and Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren, who
wcro tlttlnit bv the parlor fire, comlnc put
tn Irani thocausanf tho dl.turhancc, atag.
Scrrd to behold in tho emaciated form,
irlr dKbedlont child.
They took her In, lliov wrappod Iter In
warm clothing, they laid her on her own
bed; but il waa nf no avail. She rovlved
juat enough lo aak their forgtveneaa, and
receive it from them replug. Then mur
muring blessing, on them, alio dlo 1.
Tin may be thought a fancy rkrlch ;
hilt It Is not, Il inav he tliou;.Jil nil e.
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ceaaiTO caw, u la not uiai eitiior. Vry
line Collin., or Warren, ni we would ralbi
tr call her, wat earlv delivered from boa
uirerlorat and in that, larrlWo aauaalki
mayaflem to the young and happy,, ebf
waa Dietaea, intre a ro oiuera, muia
of runaway Vtif tehee, who drag out an .
Irtenco to mlwratlo that tho grave liaolf
would be a relief.
nut aa ine ncilpturo linprnoueiy raye-.
they that iw tho whirlwind, .hall rca
i no atorm.
Tin Yi.xKaaa on tiii Pacific
two year. ags. abcut tha tfaaa
caua began to cotoulM
remember rcaillng.
Uio "niciii.
ao, "CSIT a"
viewini; atconalderah
liloaucrra. ofll.n colon
I .,, Mfro (a(niinf to u.
0ir lnoro lilniral liiktitullona. and to the
llWrior ,Ulmma tiialllioali'.na orour pro.
,,Ic ,nJ concluded l.y a warm appeal to
1U government or thdr own country to
lay aide all the petty rratricliona upon
Irado and commercn tn which llielr porta
had ao long lcu auhiectetl, and hy cony.
Ing from the United otalea aome of oar lib.
cral form, of commercial end mercantile
Klicy, to profit hy our trade, and to be
come aharrra in our proanarity:
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cation upon the PaoificCoaat waabetwecnj110"' ,'W lb aatheraof tho 8anate,
Conception and Panama. From thence
the man. were aenl to unagrrt by tailing
vtsarl., and, by a monthly line of Wet
India lejmtr, to Ivngtand. Tho morale
etrect of thla line of Urill.h atramera upon
tho nation, of the South Pacific waa great,
ly to tha credit of the KnglMt nation : no
uilur wai con.ldere.1 it. equal In point nf
wealth or euterpriae. The " neighbor"
only, from a bettor knowledge-and appre.
ciailoo'of tha rekonrrra of thla cotintrr,
made the remavkafeferrcd lo and confi:
driitlvliretiwfJ aatterdv okaaM..' '
I'holiWlua'oreririllwrctaof'i
..in... -..I. i .! itiWiiii . a ail
thirty" tins claaa frarnraWrSftnW
onart, flnt awakrneil tho Boutb ArMUcaa
naliun. to a aoair ofowr eitWrpriaa
uouureaa. Their taarcli
now lind it confirmed in the
me mannir. Chili find, a near cMH tot?
tomcr for her r, and the prodocc oilier
mills t. now engaged, aome three months
in adiance, forllioSan I'raneisco market.
Her market for .ucar, cofl'co, and all tho
ordinary Maple production., now borrow,
from California It. relatlte quotation..
In the Sandwich Island, the price' for
potatoea and other rrutte, at the lowest
Han Francico rates, hat adtanccd nearly
elct en bund red prr cent otcr former years.
Tho farmer In tlio.u Inland., formerly ac
curtoincd to convey hi. produce some dis
tance ma perl, now find, coaitins rsrls
1 011 the alert fur it. purcha.e. Sydney send.
j iKXaluc,
j rticK-M.
iruus, auu maiiv maiiuiacturetl
China coutributra cargoea of
,,,, ,(,,, ,lU,and oilier production. J
n.. . ir ,1 .r...i I t..al
vugi'ii iii..nr ii'iur, iiiuuer, nnu gram.
Mt.t.0 ,cm, 0ur porta ctorv tariety of
,cr i,ro.ucl!oni
Tlio trader, of all the nation, unon tho
Paelfir now loi.k for'au Francisco quo.,
taliou. with consiileraMe Intercut, nnd lo
aomo nicumre gotrrn Ihclr operation
Ihrrrhy. A'. . .Viin.
A rcr Woiitii Kowinu. I'udertlii.
head, the True L111011 of llaltimoro pub.
li.hrs Hie following from "an authentln
source. I fit khould proto entiul to ll
profeaaion, wo havo avcral .lit cry head-1
ed rrlvnua who would like to avail thorn
selves of such a convenient modo of being
none urown, or almost any otaer 0014
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turnrd
1 to ..hang,. ; Rjv'y-" . ,o.,;d ' "
a cloak ' ,mr(, on,lco wWe8 raureUeWsttlljM
i... .ni.i.ilalhcy did Cretar'e baldneta. Ota
head a. while aa wool, and the other
nrnus eruption on his foro head. Per taa
Inter, he Mia advlaed to try a mixture on
lPnur ami .ugroi .can anil rose water.
"' T.r"P '.' omo.,)' tno mUlurq inol.
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" ??"' XT ' ,of. ,U '' reiimo.l If
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If loaiiimiiair, aim 11 all
,,,r0 l0 " I'' alr, and il all became and
' ,10 "r Wprimlll.o sandy hue. Ho
friend, in Washington, espruiallv tn tomu
ex.1111 nibors, wlmuro widowers and seek
ing preferment and il haa been found cf.
fieaoiou. in ivrry In.mnce. Ii doe. not
dyo Ibe hair, but aeoni. to eperalo upoif
1 no n)i nun rc.ioro inn original color.
'Tim recipe la as follows 1 I drachm lad
sulphur, J drachm sugar of lead, louncee
rmo w ater i mix them ; shako tlio nliltl
on using tho mixture, and batho t!-e half
twice a day lor a work, or longer if 1100.
easary,
KrA man namod Minks, of ShcOiem
haa walkod a thousand miltt In athouunl
hours. Uach contcoutire mile wat to.
compliihod at tho commeiicenirnt of each
aucueeding hour. Hiiexhauttloii was to
great that it deranged hi. inlnd,tnd brought
011 di'liriuni tremens.
re lake It way."
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November 14. 1850.
t "!" " t,Tw " "wwe. ,
T. C'twaa al Ike Great Hlmnic.
.. .. ... . . ,,
. ,Tho crUiapf.thc Repuhlio lpadt
Tho great nuretkm I aeulad. Fanatioiaai
'rebuked, and llwaaaiBtddeniagoguea of
an paruea wiu uuu paeK to intir aeaocte.
Tkeae deaplcahla humboga who ao loog
Arretted ihaprogrea of leglalatioh In Con.
grew, and filled the nation with alarm, are
eipioded, and tlicir autboia will go with
to the alecn which kuowt so wakhuv
cboatly fiend of diaunlon ia laid, and
Ike oloudawhicb lowered around our
buried In the .deep boaorn of
national vreaci, wnioli ao
with ine atormi baa ai
irt In M&tr, fia'ajhud
of minklnd cr
ud tli.hcarlcnad
wM cootlnent ihay again
th i cloudloa iky, upon the
lirmif tDcctaclo of ilia firm and
triumphant march of our empire. Califor
nia baa been, by an overwhelming majori
ty, gmekd aa a .inter tittle. Her golden
tai row clear from the Wr.torn oetan,
ami calmly took lla plaotjlu tbo grand
coiutellalipn. HaturJayi tlw laarriaga of
the Atlantic and Paeifio waa celebrated ;
a. id a. the lightning bad flubed the gto.
riout iutulligonoo all over the oootiocnt,
from ten tbouaud Chrietltn lamplea, aa
cription. rf prejae asat gratitude were of
fered, bv inllliona of ibe Amerioaa people,
to the Protector of the Republic: Such
atptctaolt rerolBdau. of ibedaytofiba
Roiaaa republic, wbrn,aflor tbadiaoov.
ery and the defeat of laejeeatpiracy of
uaiaiine, Ulcere, in cioaing ma grtai ora
and tbo people of Rome, to ao to their al.
taraaaalkmklaalmrnorUlaKaaigrllalr
protection tbey ba4eMArr tbe'Eacr.
nalCily. And what apt tit alt were greet
ful to Heaven lluut the; tbaaaariviog of
mighty nation, after each adetreeniaee!
Tho lau creat act of the dram la terns.
nafed. For ike first lime, the rtpublie
touches the two oceans. It. tun.riso be.
ciualnlhe dark forests of Maine, aod its
sunset ia over the glittering mountains ol
California, lite world has. welted for the
consummation and lew will be marked,
in all luturo time, by this mojt signal and
aatJ event. tlea,toaersHeui
o MPuWio-ia aa?r-MaWi
mJ. aed Roma can aow aoataa
.Mmmihmmimm aaturaisHsd, a
pftVasVeitaa towfcet
CSsm? twance7V e "oi
i"?
1 owe tH
in a wonrrtben. we am
er.
lo avaT.'.i.uerican cAissa to. whoi
tbe
Uoion (M the prosperity of lb
wa.
dearer Ibau part.vrlp every journal
in
the country which put forth Ita influence lo
rebuke fanaliciam, to calnragltatloA-ind
to inflame a higher teneralioa for the aa.
crrd guaranleea of the coo.tllutlon. But
tho con.ummalion wa. mainly achieved
through the InOuenca of the great leader,
of the American Senate, anaperhtpa we
cannot better eiprraa our meiaing than
by laying that the leal triumvirate to
whom the commonwealth owea ita tafety
wat composed of Clay, Webster, tnd Ca.
potiliuo Joic. Hut, Icat our illustration
might betray us into injustice, Irt us say
that wo will abate not 0110 Iota of tho cred.
it which belongs 10 othor Illustrious Sena.
tor.. Throughout tho agitation, O.neral
Cat. ha. been tnio to tho republic, and ho
ha. brought to tho aid of -Mr. Clay 'nil tho
a.si.lauce of I if. great name and genius.
Mr. Dickinson, too, ol this State, haa been
zealou. and Indefatigable in tho national
cau.e. lie haa placed nimteiron a loft'
ciniiuMico, whore, in enntroat with hi. col
league, -c sen a sinning iiiuiiranon
tlie diirerenre belwren a patriotio .tatra-
man and a truckling demagogue, l-'rom
0110 of the oxlrcmo corner, of the republic
we find another noble Senator. Imetu.
ou. rath, aud bold, but brave, truo, and
patriotic, Mr. Footeliaa bornerrTno mean
bare of tbe laurel of ihia great victory,
And there are many othere we need not
IIIWJO VI I. IV. fcVUHIIIIIK,,, . IIVI,
laoouatitution will not be for.
c virtues will bo appreciated
'their
con.tllut'iit. : other and higher
poate or honor await them, and their uainea
will betaken care of by history.
Hut il I., uevcrth.less, truo that to tho
enormous and iudefailahlo labors, tho
overwhelming power ol the per.ua.ivo
rloqurnt.r, the prr.ligo ol the great tamo
and tlio noble national stand, of Cur and
WnuTUB, no art more iudebtrd than to1
any other men. Tlio one haa been tho I
Nc.tor, and the other tho Achillea of tho I
atruggle. lulliooiio wolracelho Apollo,,
ami the other Iho llcrculctof tho rrpub.
lie. Ilv their combined, harmonious, ir-1
ro.lstible action, thoy have brought the!
great w hlg parly to a point II never reach
ed before. It stand 011 a new and lofty
elovation. For tlio first time, wa had at.
moil uid, slnbo Washington il ha. won
Iho pre.tigo ol broad nationality. Mr.
Clay haa alwaytbocn a national man
ho has Hon hi. great fatno by advocatlug
national inea.urcn, by imbibing tho tym.
palhlot of tho nuusts, hy ulAays going
with Iho country and for tho country, in
eery crisis. Theso are the qualitlea
which inado Gen. Jacktoo to popular. In
Ibe dayt of nullification ho cut every
consideration of party to tbe wind., and
planting hinuelf on the constitution, stood
firm as the everlasting hill.. Ho, too, In
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vour master, he mast oar or ha hi bv las
Eternal f " Bet fcr me milltar' kawef
Jacktoo, be never.weaM ant iktwitw INaM
ry uay. oo,stevnli Wssaasr- IHIMH
loog.been the greauet leiawaWlaajal kai.
yer la America. B.aatt fcatrosioeaiM
haa alwiyaimmoTaUy'aaia4'Md'w4ki,
(kl Ia J..l..n.i.-'SlMnna..nSsWi. A 'C
waafomWd hiarWVIlBTail
aretvaurel la lae.Baialaaf'aTaBf
I'aJtUM Mnotu he aaatNeVl
tharta or maflgaiiy, m ti
dlmlnUhrd bv the imsu'
party,- wrth M Pret'flrrtfc'tsaTssjtaajtfi
where' our lalbtrt Mood ta WftMlk
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eye on Ibe br efsWkeaiaayfasBMv t
Hrtnl IfualMOll fakata aaanaaa akaasKaaalajBtaaaaaa tal-1
vw., iiM,,vnf, p,wrrr,wrwmirr
rcittabfr, am) patrMklw.eluat I0.JJM:
constitution. '"--' ,H ' 'W" IT '..
EiTto.MaaMPieW'ae'lfawwrVirrnr'.
at law feapaf aattaalaia faaajt I fw.
Rater. racOt m tae7iaaiaaaeasajBa
ONtrenag ettaratan j
lute, ataiee tttat mere.
doubt of the BBBuuatiaa aff taauawaf at a
tuoatltiitt hi Mtnui- T)t Iwftaaa. 7.
telllgeaeertajn: , $l$'!t'f?KW!!rt
mttitttrmiummi taaaaasatawtaaV
ence. Aa taaaaaaa tmraHtm TTTlaiVraf
one'hundred aad "tarty BttjetV, wmXmi
lo spring up by tnagaetU'sMaeVeaa'tie
mete mridlr u'aaeVwa.t
afsanerha tha ateavtlaaatSaastl
aW-tftMIs al Rw wOVW
bar.hjjtjautl IQJW
pouaee iniwaaa.ii
HenailWri
dftati IMV (M fPalwSjf sM latnMapi Vwal ItMaMsaW
aad be eaaeeted aoenasMtbjr la aatak tke
tame wUb a. bar welaalBst etjgsan.Te'a
. n. '- w.. SS .n
nunarca tune., tie ooww aetaaaanaari
ver. or a forie.TutmmarrwkW aveai aim.
pllcity, and could make auetwt'Wtib a
beroffect. Jli4rioal,tl j Oj-?
Thenual veaatifiu XMMaaaiatMvr
wuoeasrj wat.iaa pa tuitsmaai
., -t t;..j - . -j L-ikiY -
rM- a. .i.f M.tn.
-.-,. ISMM II
lists! it an in 1
(raetfaear-r ceri
aaaaaaak ':(
mKTmSrSaing
tparkat a little dUuuce framtttla paiefa
made no noise at all, This recent, diseov,
ery he attted to'have a practical LeaViog
upon tbe coq.tructloii or an llectrb mag.
netic engine. Truly, a grrafpower fa'
aero ; and waere la the limit to it r
He then exhibited hi. maino, of belwton
four and five horae power, oporatttTby a
battery contained within a space of thrco
cubic feet. It look'id very unlike a mag-
netlo machine. It.vae1 rrcinrocatmr
engine of. two feet atroke, and the whole
engine pod battery weighed bout one luo.
When the power waa. throw u oa bv the
motion of a lever, the engine alerted olf
migninceniiy, meaieg one hundred and
fourteen ttrokeepermtnute: though, when
it drove a circular taw ten inches in diam
eter, Mwinjj up boards an Inch ,and a
quarter thick Into laths, tbo enable" made
but about eichtv stroke, tier minute.
There wa. great anxiety on the pelf of
wio spectator to obtain tpeeimenioi teeae
laths, to preacrvca. trop hie. of tbit great
mecnanicai iriumpn. . -,
The force oporalinc uron thla msgnctio
cvllnder throuchout tho whole motion of
oriwo teot wat Mated to co tlx hundred
J pound, when tlio engine, wa. inatiog very
siunriy, out no uau not uecuauic 10 ascer
tain what tho fbrco waa when
ncint
was running ai a worning tpreu, inousn
. ? . ... . L.t .. .1
it wat considerably leu. 'The moat im
portant and interesting point, however, ie
the expcn.o of the power. Professor Page
ataled that he had reduced the coat to far,
that it wat leu than .team under many
and most conditions, though not to low at
tbe cheapest ettam engines. With all tho
imperfection of the engine, the cooaump.
tlon of three poundtof sine per day would
produoo one-hone power. The larger hit
engines, contrary to what hat been kuown
betore, the greater the economy. Pro.
feasor Page waa hiroull surprised at the
retult. Thero were yet prtctlcaj diffiuul.
tie to bo overcomo ; tho battery had yel
to bo Improved i and It remained yet to
trv I ho rxnerimrnt on a crander acale. to
m'tko a power of one hundred hone or
more
Truly tho ago la fraught with wonder ;
and wo can now look -forward with cer.
lalnty lo tho limo when coal will bo put
to better use. than to burn, scald, and dr..
troy.
Mr. Denton made a most cnthuihutia
speech In the Senate upon the subject of
Profefsor Pago'a discovery on tho I Oth
Inst. He thua enumerate the advanta
gea which he expect a to result from it : .
So much for comparative oott tho eleo-tro-magnetiq
power becoming an eoeno-my.-a
uioueyed economy In It produc
tion. Out bow many econooiiea will W
low from lit uae f Dr. Page enumerate
them, putting at their head, and justly,
the economy of human lire, now ao deplo
rably watted by the dangert Incident lo
the ueo of eteam. All danger from es.
plosion, aud the main causes of danger
front conflagration, . ill be tvoidc-a co.
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their hibat, aad tbe valleva e
corn, shout tW iegr- taaaUai
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come' too -early before tha,
llBhitM. or before tho ladle 1
mrvccomlilcted their foileai
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when they, hate beta
clao and tbow it, or,
uccn invneu ana ioi
thev w'ho come Onlv (01
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ptnylst ; or wbo coast lo iatf,'tTtf
thore i. lo be no deaciaa'iref.i m
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who gather lu knot Deal Ik
diKuu polltica old inala,wao'
girt., old bachelor wno taR
mat manceuvenng wr ataejaaa
daughter t H ebUdrea, eat, 1
dog. lJTMgt.
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Sitr or Puadiu. Col.
commanded aiTapedltioeaiekt
yeart baoR, by ine BrHlen t
explore the Kuphratte, hat'
10 ntt narrative, reoeauy
ulaueoaoa iMaratjaeaii
which he btlitveabtka
certatoed to be Cealral ,
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ontheJataalB;n
Atua.wM aourait
fim.
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and much dispuied terrl
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