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WHIMWHAMS

By THIS ! mean, uhey AL were sts'Feu,
Except the latter six.
How these we're sav'd, Heaven knows, not l.
Conjecture would be vague,
As for my humble sell to learn
Tae language Of The Hague.
But probably, us so,ne escape,
Where many die oi laSue.
have n liking for the tribe,
They all are cieper fellows;
Though some WITH vanity are puff
As iull as b~lacksmI;hs' below
And of their brothers fame, alas!
Quite f%uriousiy jealous.
A"rounI, upvarnish'j tale" III tell,
Olthose surviving six;
Description may acquire them lame;
On them attention na;
But glory evAuesceat IL,
Stanford has flch'i Bi. Dicks.
Oae was u fat anl jolly wight,
Who had u Bardoiph-nost;
Its colour was a varied one,-
Predominant the rose;
lie had a muddy, dozy eye,
Aud wore nanxln sniall-clothcs,
And no one, ! have ever seen,
Could greater justice do
To muttou-darKs-Ur soups-or steaks
A ooli-a fiy-or slew
lie wrote mucn e,tlnnent--indecd
Inclined 10 patIos too.
The second was a mourniul man..
With hair quite thin aud sleek;
Tears often f,,'j his little eyes,
Which snll'd but once a week;
Ills nose, from sorrow, wasteI much
lie had a chalky cheek.
Shrivell'j and hsshless was his frame,
And bloc less all has phiz;
lie never tried 10 speak aloud,
His voice could ouiy whlz;
This man wrote comic poetry,
And was esteem'd u quiz.
The third, n sncaking rascal look'd,
AND crept, and crawl'd along;
His courage was like Bobadili.,
Vociferous and strong,
Till danger threat'ned, then he sung
A very different song.
h. So a sickly, feeble wight,
Much troubled with the Group;
Living on viauds ~acetosc,
Weak gruels-mutton soup.
He wrote in epic verse, aud sung
OF biool and warlike troop.
The fourth was merry fat, and short,
With leg. a little handy;
Around the ladies dancing oft,
BY them esteem'd quite handy;
' lie wore a decorated coat,
And was pronounced a dandy.
His countcnance was swoll'n AMI hush'd,
The hue OF n new cheese;
He wrote oil sorts Of sugar-rhymes.
And issued his DEGREES
Wrapp'i up in cockles-liv'd and laush'd
In "literary ease"
The fiih resembled Byron much;
Had IN ambitious eye;
Retreating forehead, lofty brow,
Where ono might pride descry;
never likd his bearing quite,
1t was so firm and high.
Examination great | made,
And search'd the town quite through,
To learn his title, but, in vain
Was all that ! could do:
Somebody said, 'he wrote for fame"
His name, nobody knew!!!!
The sixth made canticle., and liv'J
A very jovial fellow;
Forever ripe for fun. indeed,
luclining 10 be mellow;
AMI when " in cups" his tedious songs
vocifrously would below.
But sometimes he would favour me
With strains n little richer;
Which, ifa lady might hut hear,
They surely would bewitch her,
"Drink to me only" oft was giv'n,-
Beside" My friend and pitcher"
These poets live-perchancs may die
Though I have heard folk. say,
That wond'rous mep evaporate-
Meier know a closing day:
Perhaps these gifted spirits will
"Dry up and blop aUay!"
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DIR. CHAMBERS

Crle5rat,d Remsdy fer the Ht'mpranet.
VyHE beneficial effects OF t',;s celebrated Mehrh, n'
been made apparent in the r-siorniicn ~ hundreds
mot tho.,.as,ds of tie h,btnlly ntmlerite ne Mcoce
has excited the attention Of tie phl'llropss m .e e'
nv has elected the ene,iunS Of aImt every newspP
In the Union and has been the subject Of Serious looe
trsness invcss tion of The Medical cry o the Guy a"
ss,ut of New YORK Additional pisfs Of its success ~
This city continually appearing, aud scarcely man M
ryer which dns not nnc SOME new iesfhony o' uo 's'
sectahe ciarrrer, of it, complete and astonishing sue
eess All who unfortunately addicted To t' urS'icNe
habit w,cln avail themselves Of this truly vaia,e d,sc,y
sry They are assured that Il il u SAFE, EFfECIu AZ
AM SALtIT AIRY REMEDY. II j. preparel only hy
Dr. Jomes H. Hs, and Mr.. A. Tanning, smrfssors L"
D, Cjr,mtsr ut their Office in Rutgers Medci college,
And A, the Medicinal Stwe of Dr. Ht, c"rner OF bhs"w'y
and Chamber street, New York. The medicine p". np W
s,,er n,ck,ges ~ hcient Cor individual e,se, ane"pt
med With dire.ths and can be sent by mall iImhers'
ercionr the u.r,I pYice dollars pJsilge pad, VIII re-
NJ. B. None are genuine, unless signed by JAMES IL.
HAST, ". D. l. \. N. FASSiSo. ,, g.; -.
,nsi, supply uf Tie uh've ie. n,,t - "
'e0r., m...' 40 ~ ~ tadft Ofi :
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RlTTTS g. LOCKWOOD,

SS u-t rr.,,vri f. IN New. imk, iicir sp:'g Hssf'
,cn ii y,ri s',r,r ani tine BRO tir'iDTliS US
lr- Llark olive, lr"wn, dir', c'rn "mi mNei, va"
y,r.y r itsiulalle Ga sn"r"f 'Ii \tS''lg', "ch VIZ
hugh, NJ M ir md will be si lw, by ~" Eifi o iade
a, Il, measure in the irst svie ani w,rkn is'ip
Ai,"D,
,,;,e lt of rorkci anikecicf4, aud rr1v't', snm
cnr, new p,t rms s'>p'er~, "tnrs 'l'k AMI d'"" ~
irrls Irish I,e;,s fue >rtiugs, SIX, chi men, WhS'
.. sud i,rls wn n se aud Iaif hrsn with er"v mAer'r
rr. IN their lime, which they invite their cu"'e's l" GU
and r,'nie.
OK IllND.--la u,i,i, . ,ol nssarfnrnt ut
Rf.9nY .N9DE CEOTHIN',
NJ NJ ,.y pr;a,.s ran hc bought ~ store ~ TOWN.
n-They Il,e alsb gr1t variety ih 'Ih'', ''s-iu,rp-
and Vesn.s, ~ricrrd piFcuiry fr the FniENi'' WING"
,hey will y, ike ~ IN the best ninner ulnch ~
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PARkER'S VEGETABLE E..NOVATlNG
PANAGGA.

EsuaI 10 Sraa's a.y oiirr and one fdHdr thfapr,
NOR tie cure If Rua aJt's~ Licer Z" ."a" bttr',
r. ..is,car al, a.d iy9h.i,t,c Discusses Lkcw, com
p,ts arising impure stue al tile ~ rp fhud so'e
ihrs,,, ami the euiy stages III Consumption, Sc
Many c:,sss of J,iuGce have nen ruic ci'y cini %!
u-inp ,,Iy few batl.S. nyspepSii, M lnsrsth, " I"
navel hv s powerful vmuss AMI Where tlhiieh ave c''
cerura. Il is k.nNvu Ia b. reinukble siithy n,'7t!Ne'
and fa tld pu - slrrlil I've KEEP IN tnies, u INC gwen
In c.uI,plins ncieat Ia 'iis ciictS ~ thc scs"hiS.
Pur,iiisers requested {, uh"rve, uit he 'chune
Medicine b,s the Prp c"r's n,ne, ~ u avn h'm' w
,s on the libel ot e;c, ntlie with tl. w'his - rifktfs
Pai,lce ~, I've seal oi the cLk Tie 'i'l represents tie
Hydr. s,ibied ly Hercules with ~ s "lic enhm' DNc
This PAS ACEN IL etriil ~ my ~ u'n II - Pesmt !"
the u,,ts and requires alteration Ia the del--sprh"
lbpMn u bc avoided.
Tie pHrt Il aware, that tm want M proper ai"i ce
tain ,i,ull his nedcne ln'r Nv si'r Isrs'r' in fhk
ed am, n.rtu,rs yei,ed h ciIpI 4. W Ur
diy hut M tile tisiicih - s',n M, mt u.ir' triu
th.s~ Cpniiis will vanish, and sh" !lcc a. c"Nmlf" :"
It's spetii nrts TO pcten tini all IN every n>ei-e
IA w,n 10 hunlll constitution Is Liable, wiz lie riicd ny
s medic ne wpl be f!Se and absurd IN the eMreh!c, i"it
IL ss.ses ,i,c uirm efficacy ~ the rel' aid rri "' Ger
tin ohn.e and viu.tnt ronl 'ins, anh .hon w many ~
stncos # . ~, alruig AMI distressing nfGe, can ana
iias ben fully s'il~t ui,''tei.
Ieuirl lie. and hie'tins printed IN p'lniiiet trn, nc
company eai b diis-JriIe :, W per h,"n' .
Rc It uSER i-H PARK .;R'S PANAtE !" eq'ial Il
Syyalu,'s ur any other, nnl nue dd'r rim'i~r.
Crlu,s ftmn lhy piu %. the unt"l tiles M'iT"+Scn L
JO,IN A. PARKER, M. sGa, North F'giil, 'rr q ~
sp,ye Wt.r street, or tTEINSaH ALIEN h.'DnH
r.n,rr-, Paiiulcl hai, ~i3 be aen',iio
Isni,ry 30.
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BOLLES & Pr. Z,

STONE, LiJ frt.it5 AND ccUi TOES,
a. the Stand 6y Erdaka Cooley, Peeks
Urrr.
z'y AVE now hand aid or for sac on TIE mot nc
n roummining te.lns, ,,,, .
gru feet OF ,marca, italian and Eeypiisn Marble, Tor
Grave st,nes, Monuments, ihnnry pieces, &e &c.
500 feet nf wrought Quincy II ,ie Crave st"ies
80 tons Free Stone, lJrlnidng work,
do soap Some br fir. p ,ccs, dre>serrol'er' &c.
600 feel %, Flag Stin', for side walks, .
steps, e.. .,,,,.,. ,s
iey intend keeping constantly on hand, complete as
sprtIneLh at stock tT all tie vhe,y m W'fs su, ~ ',
f n, their ,ire m business Al orders viii b. executed WIN
neatness and despatcl.
AuTl
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o'Conncr. Impatiently she burst the seal
and read as follows:
Providence, July Cd, 1921.

Miss v,llars.
have the honor 10 inform you, my dear
Mss Vlllars that your obliging note Of he 2lst
has cached me, and, in reply it, it becomes
me to inform you. that have not the most
remote idea Of lnte iering with your personal
and domestic arrangements, SO far as they
are connected with me, aud beg you TO be
assured that have never, not even for mo-
meni, drcampt Of presenting aay claims to
your regard, or attachment. The intimacy
winch formerly existed Between US, was long
since closed, and even il it were not. circum-
stances Ia winch need not dllide, and with
which you ere acquainted, have occurred
winch have rendered II totally impossible for
me To hAr.or those refined emotions Of love,
which | once cherished for you and for YOU
only.
| have been informed, that your vsi, 20
New York, has been productive Of much self
qualification Il learn that you participate in
all The pleasures and gae.ies Of metropolitan
life. and are quite flvorte with the genilc-
men. | congratulate you on your good for
tune. and hope most sincerely, that you will
continue to enjoy Yourself az you have done.
whilst re,5air, Miss Vlllars. your very obedi-
ent and humble servant,
HENRY o'CoNNER.
For Miss RosALI>D VILLARs.
"In The name of all that's mcrcful," ex-
claimed Rosalind. as she closed the letter,
"what can this rean l have not written 10
O'Conner-I have never uttered any thing like
the language 10 which he rcf,fs, and am no,
enabled 10 form any conjecture ss to the author
Of this base imposition"
Again and again, she examined the letter
conrasied the manuscript with O'Conner's,
and though she was satisfied tha, he was the
author Of it, size INDUCED fond hope. that it
was not the production of his pen, and vcn-
tured to ilat,cr herself, that some base wretch
had imposed upon his eredulity.
! Bat as the note gave open and unequ;vocal
proofs Of o Conner's somewha, Jealous dspo-
sii"r, she was compelled 10 believe in tho
genuinchcss Of the letter, though 10 do so. il
cost her gentle heart many pang, and excit-
cd those feelings which are easily conceived
but not easily described.
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p,wTIJCKET HOTEL. AND STAGE HOUSE.
- Il EDWARDS

MtONTiNUES Ia Keep he ahNe est,h'Shmrn' an,
nr.n,nI IA arr,,nUi IL, polie Of l,sli.ss aud pelle
,rn a, iu this ,i1gc, IA mtnirr lr ul's "h NC SIT
s,ctry Ia, ilr-e wln my favor III with tlrh e'Ali,'y
IN, ls,se h Is iey l.ea th'rnely f-plrd AMI h'e
rally ,mnnr ed whc. renders one IL tie n~t cii'in
,usis establishments in this Curry.
Fi;ao lurses AMI Iialsrs N" \ III iH the a'eah'.
III =, of Is c,s urIs wir NV wish Ia viii ue h'ci","
,d eI.c,r; ,n tIuari ts' ~ tie Neidy Al" vs'' 'N
A carr,u do.cr /. aunlcd H. Tie NJr'. Caeiil an, eN
sr eucr men aerI the Slhe, where irTes VIII D. Ae"
~ e, hi" terms. . -. ,,;,
The E,l,ang tine. uf stlg,s arrive 'a a'P'N nom VIZ
hni lis, wiHc seus can be tikei i' ai'''' e'''' ''
iun u I! = eHlhI :, Wa
d. si.n LiLr - Line;
It sini tu.,'rr'lf db
" orrrster md rerlr do
Tan,t, aud New. .ieii nj doi
Si,trrsyile Accom- ntuiJu 10;
p,yy,lrx,t and Providence Hourly dbj
p,,yncket, Oh ~. 10 e
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FANCY MILLINERY.

~URs WNYMDUTII respectfully informs tic INIies Oi
Iy Providence Tint size has ht.ly removed inn New
York and Intends to carry the Mienry l'snes' ~ us
ss es,e,sjys s,ncrs aud intends ala, 10 keep o hlnd,
.r c,eg,ut asart,en of hes' Hats Cars, lie d Dresses
And Rb,ons 6 the newest asbons Artificial Flowers oi
ali knds-Togetcr with elegant assoru'ent o' feneh
She s,-o has nsw improved method Of bleaching ierlcrn
,ps s,r,v Hats that mikes them whittier Than uhv were
T,,.e 4, c, =, the me three dos Last u tie Chivcr
s.Nst t,b,pel, Westminster street
WAxIED-Fwe o. six Apprentices. 4,
se<uSy 20
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in which VIC had found 'the court remihueu
me of old Caleb b B,lders,one.

in which we had found 'the court Ie'h'hue
me of old Caleb B,lders,one.
Wake not, Oh. mcile,! sounds Of llmenta'i"n
Wee, moi. ola widow. weep mol hopeess.'
ctro,g is lis arm, the Brnser OF s'I'a'"h,
.,,uua is tie Word OF God To snccour thee
Ipar i,,ih the col corp,e, s'w'y, slowly be'' h''
/. ..s hl, pale lealuu- viii tie s'be p''
G. ,,e n,d the sad are w.di? weeping her h""'
W.u,Wo. aud eli dc, So isl let Az
WHY puse the m'nlne'~' why l"h'"S our Weep'"s'
who the dark ,urup uisolnw las delayed!
uF,t down the bcr-he Is na dead, br. slttih z!
Young man, arise" lie spike, and ~aS ohe!ea'
c! arre. then, oil, sld one! erei To eN"''''o''
Worship aud t,I iel,ne McSs'aii's Anee'
strong was lis amh, tie lrnEcr oi 'atloh'
Strong was the No:l of God to sn"conr u'ee'
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harm :" Ii is an affecting incident, 'ha, JUST
before she expired she turned round her heHa
10 look back at the TuIlleries, and then ia!u
her neck on the do ck.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
I'm writing will be rcevci by the subscriber n'l' e M
18th Nav ncxt, tor snpp!yn N"h, or 'l'r us .i ne
- -, M. ,rb,r ol Nrnp IT. MI exceeding in the wi'c
IC,,ds 1hny Cords /" he delivered b.. The sun Jue'
and ,ne delivery to completed h, the si November hsN
1h. :, hoe I, be s. uld nlrcnnabc Oak " Hickory w"W,
,.s,r,nn T. cuhir feet Ia The Cord. Bunds WI s hqnr-
eI Cw ,e "a ,bt performance the contract, supphied by
two good and sufficient suicties. ,,,,,N
Lieut.. Acting Quarter MIs'er
Fo,t \yocolt Newport II. | April II.
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cJ-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 90

IVY the Use of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELi.GkArED
R6 PILLS perso,s Of either sex, (gidHd by the r"y
raIuabIe copious du eriors accnp te are eur
tL-l syeetuailv To srad1ate CERT AIN DISEASE ana
so restore Health with Ease Safety and Certainty, h"Je"
days.. u,.,o, s,,oo.ss Of this
avcic IN this ali other large cities and towns irrin
Tho Union, during the time il erIad by Tie ihe W.
Conway, ~ ieirny prove, that no peplrl, Known pos
se~es s,ers properties ,og'tIer with the Injection I1w
dars) kH the mr h0r"g' ana sprtdy cure Oh TIC "o'""
dise,se CIR which il is .lilnrniel.
They renier the system less liable tn Infection, ana are IN
ctecL Remedy in all tho various stages I" ue oaese'
however ,Arsiia1e. -, - ...
Recent i.tctkn,s removed thereby IN three or ION
knvs " .i NJ confinement, and nj iriiiig expense
dr,ca- us dollar box Injection Powders AID Cerate:
. cent ,H.t. -. j.,
Nom ne genune unless signed on the outside printed
wuaprr by ths sole proprietor, u. klDDER, immfmoe
,or 1, the ,,e Dr. w r conway. For sale whole
s,e with MI the other "Couw'y Meicine" by !osEr,'
BAicH, Inn. North Main Street and JoHS u. MASON q
Co. Prov .inace. " 5'h"rV ~
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IouN G uARDENEERGH.

CATFEaS u ,alr, rxeup,e a,hiL,t"i "i Hhiu. '"'
% linuc. Seed. II : all 80. 10. Old Ma'at', Among
,b.u, At .o,r choice selections oi lie e.C"hs ANUS
ran rent Radsh
Soil l Celery
W.ite AMI Buvn CaulpHer,
hu,mrg Melon Pnd CHron,
Scnlei i,fonhou stock,
While Wai La. .ed stock.
Sentative plant,
White AMI I'u PIE Egg f!,n
TIE e'ahn,e seed If Ers'h Growth Al 'a'"i' Guy at"
kuo. Iced,
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a. Ma kIpDER:''

"Ms KIpoER:"
y'ae ory,aal letter may he seen at the Counting Roo"
of tsc Proprietor. :, ,,,
frCne Proprietor Of this Med cine, recommends WIN
s,e ,IeA co: icnce, of the nnst ,au ie reheT
Net dtr,Ner. l. fn tie cur the laiiu AMI d,bi dug cont
olant of tine Piles. lie ie.m3 nrcts ry ~ liNsh any
thsr tina tbs going eStinl IN IL avM hs Ieh'ey
~ mWe ,eHeciiy answered the purpose iM wnenh III
sdats ard permanent teie both fran the disorder ts
aceir,,p sntnns Ut Iriin IN tie onF vertigo -"
aelpc ps of NJ, elite gen and aler nlrks III drhiy
I',e remedy Is quite nneat aud my he nd nlnacred 10
al, age. and 18th srxes Pin ard ample Directions wan
S>csivfio " tie conplin accompany ew, package, winch
eonsists of ,po bores o:e confirming Oltnen at te
sshrr an Eisetnary-Price 81 for bah articles, OF but 30
cent, where bu My i. w,nted.
Preu,red and sd wholesale together with the Con
,roy ,d,eine" w the sole Proprietor T. kiDDEh NJ ~
Csintnp Roon No. 30 corer of Cat and Hanover
s,,,es aud riieI by hs special app ininent by tie
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHs u. MAs'S
Providence, X. I. ftbrhWy
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,IAS ID. UU NV AY.

THOMAS d. HUMWAY.
EulS r. ,..I No u. Pc RI II. W rrt ~ w he ~
I'd ~ /, -es hls friends arl cust ,r'rS, when ihv vs.
r U,v,o,. (,,riic, ,rly ,r,srl arS) ect
inl s,jr.tcl, al " Il b. puIc,h,ly atic'del to
New York, IN lYrii .6
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NEW GOODS.

\ cr,rt v,ra'v of VeSnss, sri "a Toiie'' N',r'"i'
,rScd,., Ill ck silk, Sc - e., sriy ani sl'ighr' ~
all kinds uck stocks, ani c'ivr pLis, hln hli IN" '
cc,n,,r six k.r't.'s, fancy SIX rfWns ne" IN -
,,,t ,r. fg .n,r,np ,uh,ic rrW1S and c'nn'rm 10,
!r,vu Frenc hrlia.s br,wn ~ cH ana wife lrr, MN
ken hack rr,p,. and pong SIX a"i c''i'' nh"'
h,rk AMI oiy siiit4 ~ iiin.S aii bicSfini. swi":
six. II tire l. dnneSr rnyi M h. wk se uh!', W'n
mi; y. r. .h ., nt Is m1lc rdiin9 AMI ~ ~ "nr
,n,'n. u, NJ. = Marks; ~ rf'.
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LIVE.
seHn casks Drster's irs, qualify Lime Just b"r"'
ZNG3y auJ 81, ,erior 10 any 1tler tr sae ~
~ SETH AD\MS Ir.
A,,l " No -, South " ter st.
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ssys-etA ,-,, ~ ,ti,or If ,,,e Lin.a.,n
.T-%s Daanic Ga,drn, ut Flushing l.. |. has the
=; %s$ E :s. a; s %'r @ '' va'".. e; s"; s
-ukAaa-- Fu,t and Ornan,rtu Trees viz.
I72 of the Apple ~ ot Tie M"'.~Hy
sol din PER 4 dp Guince
16 do Cherry III do iH
l}9 do lum IL do 'h'r'W
% a., Amich AZ 20 Gwr-tisny
81 do Iech 20 do S'fWneny
% A, Ncr,,rnc G57 do Grape
~ A. ,h,,mL Cno Io at Ornamental Trees
a
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coon STAND FOR A GROCER.

yuyJIc ,uhcrbet ahou, renqui'ng hi pr's'm me o rn
mes. would sci. hr stock oi Grote"-, IN utt' AMI 'h"
rn,;ue on fayotabl, terms, Apply at No. ~ Mc,ignLrr'
street. o. "
A,,
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HENRY O'CONNOR.
MORTON.
(CoNTINC ~

(CoNTINCE9.)
"I hate him for the lie ne spoke,
| hate Ian for the rOs hc broke MORT
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srhcrc might have be'n destiny; hnt no
Oar hearts d".v II and SO y"ung, so 'air,
Good without effort. great wiihof hc
How many ties did that sicrn moment icar
From, ihy sireS, 20 ais hUn.lrst [m"niu's breast
j. linked the electrical cham of That Ge~p"'f,
Whose snork was as an earthquake ., aud orpFess o.
The land wh ch ,oy'd tdca s., that none could io''
thee best"
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,--. ,rvfesuit, and subsequent m
.-., making il evident that he had,
r. -o,.rary. received orders to remain
oi ,.ls,.,.-,ioforcements had been despatch
.. .l I.a + appears that the ships Of the
" ' p1a,rs viii closely blockade the
,- 20 Patns, Nayarino, Modon, aud
,... limited states ship Delaware arriv-
.Io,bom on the 10Th ofApril, landed
.6fTucieu Bonaparte, his wife and
.lli-en. and sailed next day.
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]. VI. THOMPSON. s 90.

J. NJ. THOMPSON, & co.
R5R AVE Just received 10 Packages HARD
ri WARE, purchased IN NeT-York, at AUG
ton unusually low; compnzlng:
Knives and Forks;
Pen and Pocket Knives
Anyils, Vises, Bnit Hinges, and Screws.
A general assortment of Flies;
Crowley and Blister Stee
q few pairs superior Brass Shovels, Tongs,
and P0kers;
Curry Combs, Til Locks and Door Locks.
All Of which VIII be sold unusually pw.
Wheeling June II, 1898.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ncl5 York, MAJ 30.

ANAte w. rs eANT D|f
The packet ship Corinthian, Capt.
Chadwick. arrived last week from Liver
pool and brings London papers to the E.
veningof April 30th, inclusive. The fol-
lowing is an epitome Of their contents:
Corn LalgS. In the House Of Com
mons. on the 18th of April, Mr. Grant
brought up the report on the Corn Laws
Bill Mr.. Hume proposed an amend
ment to the bill, to impose, instead Of the
graduated scale Of duties, a tax of - shil-
hngs per quarter; not dependent on the
price of grain, but TO be gradually reduc-
ed, In time, TO q fixed duty of 10 shilhngs,
except grain from Canada, with a boun-
ty on the expectation Of British grain equal
to the duty. In the course of his remarks
Mr.. Hume said, IF the United States
of America, for instance, could count
upon a steady demand for corn in this
country, the spirit Of manufacturing IN
that country would soon cease; and the
would be, We should import
grain from America, export our manutac-
lures in return, both countries would be
benefited, and a spirit Of cancellation and
harmony would soon arise between Eng
land and America The amendment,
however, was lost, by vote Of l79 to
%.
The bali to repeal the Corporation and
Test Act, passed the House of Peers,
without division, on the 18th, with some
amendments, Ofwhich those we have seen
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Enormous Spiders.-In the Brazils, the
spider reaches an enormous size, with diff
ferent habits from these of Europe. 1t
stretches its web from tree to tree, and no
longer appears a solitary insect; many hun
dreds live together, and form nets Of such
strength, that you may often see a bird OF
the size ola swallow, quite exhausted with
struggling, and ready to fall prey to its
interchangeable enemy.