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favorable augury of which the ambition of the aspirant ran at once, jn imagination tn the top of its lsdder.-'JhOugh Ldsf. mot Leasf' were the cabalstic words by the virtue of which he founded rrny Spanish castles destined, alas ithr 'Hos, of Arabian encbat1t- ment, t0 vanish "r ily away, at the spell of d more powerful mag can or the loss of 4 tsl- isman which sHnmunrd the gen to erect them. He n!, !,ri.t ;.ayt launched into danger ous pr0digah,T 7. on the strength of his anti- cirated promotion, if friend had not sue rvtdcd F, convincing hin, that the flourish with which the great man had terminated lis honorable scrawl. if it twas not a verse from thc Koran, in the Arabic character, must have been meant for that very insignificant & Un'r"lt'ui expression, ,--' Yours inshGSte'
 No executive sunshine. ever beamed on him. But being of a phiIosophic turn of mind, he devoted much of his time, for some years after his disappointment to an analy- sis of the precise meaning of these three un- lucky words, and read all the writers on our language, from the Diversions of Purlev to the last wonderful discoveries, on theEsubiect, made in this country. suppose that he past his time pleasantly in these researches, but not should think, very proftably: for the only result of all his reading, which ever heard him utter, was, that yours in haste.' IS most unpbilosophical, Jung grammatical and nonsensical expression, involving confusion of time, place and circumstance. HeHsaid. it was sortes of bulls a metaphvscal ab- surdity; moral insul. to good sense and fee ling and that he never would continue a correspondence with any person who had H. sed it in addressing him.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

A gentleman of landed property in the county of S. being lately on the outside of stage-coach, had sworn several oaths within few minutes after he had taken his seat. Addressing dissented minister, a stranger to hlm he remarked, eve hear, Sir, great deal said, about the march of Intellect;' are you, Sir, believer in the march of Intellect I believe, Sir, these S---clodhoppers know nothing of the march of Intellect" The minister repli- ed, "I have observed Sir, that there is not so much profane swearing among the peas antry as there used to be. I consider that one decisive proof of their intellectual improvement" The gentleman appear ed as if he felt the reproof, but had too
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much good sense to manifest any displeas- ure. In his subsequent'conversatiOn which proved him to be an intellectual person of high ofder, he showed himself capable of going forward in the march of improve men;, as he Swore no more dnring the fifty miles journey. What Christian will not adopt the prayer of the Psalmist in refer ence to prof1no swearing, 70 let the wickednC ss of ,he wicked come to an Gl, u establish the just. ."--Lon. Mug.
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The facetio"s Mir. Sheridan, on hearing his fathss speak of the antiquity of his family, stating, atahs same time, that the original name was O'SK sridan humourousy observed, {" No doubt of that fther, no one has better right to the o, for we psce every bodv''
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Empty HeGds--It is generally with men with barrels-those which are emptiest make the most sennd.
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4 PROMISING YoUrH.---On Wednesday last we had the curiosity to weigh and young man, who came to this village few days since in company with hs mother, to visitspme friends residing herc.- His height six feet three inches, measured round the waist four feet eight inches, weighed two hundred and nineiy-eight pounds, and eighteen years old the fourth day of November last. We are unable to state his place ofresdence his name is Darius Whit man. He is said to have had severe attack of the ague the season past consequence of which he has undoubtedly lost considerable flesh.
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PARkER'S VEGETABLE RENDVATlNG
PAWA%EA,

Equal 10 SrdR's any Ohcr and dOiiGr cheaper,
ENOR the cure of Rtfa HatiS, Lrer Complaint, Uioers,
A .HrcW a., aad Sy2hiittic D,,eases Likewise, com
ptnts ng from mpne state of the blood, Putd Sore
Throat, and the early stages of Con>nniIion Sc
Many cas"s of JlludCe have been radically cured by
using uny few bottles Dyspepsia, indigestion, is
oNei by H. powerful virtues and where ,l lien
Ccued, il Is known To he remlrkie slutlIy operative
for TINT purp should he kept IN families, tu he given
M complaints incident u the changes ui the
Purchasers are requested 10 observe that the Genuine
Medicine hs the PrietOrs name, IN MS own hand writ
ng, the label of each bottle, with the words Parker 5
Panacea on he seal of the cork The label represents the
Iiydri subhnud by Hercules, with en5.tn above
This Pan AcEi l. equal Ia any in il Is pleasant -
the taste, lmi cGune> alteration N the det-spt0us
H., lo.s - Lr avoided
The proprietor u aware, that iu wnt Of proper and
tlil inform pn his mrCae may by perOns he rank
ed amongst nt~ius wendell by ut the
day but e hs the satisfaction Of knowing, that upon trial
these opinions viii vanish, aud give place Ia conviction Of
h superior mcTt| To pretend that All and d,selse
Ia w'c the hurl1n cOusntl"n l1be, viii bc cured by
his medicine, wo,d he '-e and absurd i tine extreme but
possesses urcumi,n efficacy IN the relief aud of Ger
aln obstinate AMI ,lent Complaints, and those IN many in
stances u the most alarming and distressing nature aud
has been fully silstantlied.
C.rli!cars and directions, printed IN pamphlet form,
company each bulte-prce -, ar = 20 per dozen.
REUI;.u8ER PARKER'S PANACEA - equal to
Swam's, any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from any part of the United Sates addressed
JOHN 4. PARKER, No. .09, North Eighth, four doors
above Wood street, on ArKINSON * ALEXANDER
Printers, Philadelphia, will he attended to-
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March %
DR.. CHAMBERS

Celebrated RrRedy Jar tie IH'cmperence.
HE bt btnecal effects of this celebrated Medicine, In, e
been made apparent IN the restoration # hundreds, If
tholslnl of the ltliIily itrmpcrtte. The Medicine
mas excited the attention Of the PHI inhroplstS of the
Try, has eclel the encumuus of am 1T every TewSp
in the Union aud has been the subject o serious, though
fruitess invcsg ion o the Mod rety of the city and
county of New York. Additional puais of its in
this city are~ontnlly appearing, aud scarcely mail
ryes which does not brng some new testimony of the m st
Sspecahe character, of IL complete aud astonishing
cess All who unfortunately addicted To this distinctive
habit ought to avail themselves of this truly valuable scov
cry. They nssn'ed thr II Is SAFE, EFFECTUAL
AND SALuTARY REMEDY. II j. prepared only by
Dr. James H. Hart, and Mr. A. W. INNING, Successes 10
Dr. Chambers, mt their Office in Rutgers Medical College,
and nj the Medicinal Store Of H. 1', corner of Hr dway
and Chamber street, New York. The medicine l. put up
letter packages sufficient for AN indy ual ctse, acCompa
MED with directions, and be- sent by mail An orders
enclosing the usual price, dollars postage plid VIII
ceive immediate attention
n. u. None genuine uilcss signed by JAMES III.
Hart, NJ. d. X A. VI. FANNING.
- fresh supply % the ai.p"e celebrated Medicine Is
ceived, and for sale by SMITH & T. i%UtA IER.
January 30 t'td.f - lice
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Washington, March &c, 1928.
ypso.

| TO THE EDITOR OF THE CADET.
Ny dear Friend,
certainly did intend to write you before
| this, but when back-woodsman finds himself
in the metropolis Of great nation, surrounded
! by fashion, beauty, and a thousand strange
objects, he finds but little time TO write to his
| friends his whole soul and mind is absorbed
| in gazing on the wonders that surround him.
From the day that frs, drew my breath on
! the banks Of the Elkhorn, till this moment,
have mover looked eastward Of the mountains,
and situated as am, I feel as awkward rs the
Irishman in London. | find here a thousand
objects to delight the senses, and to feast the
ma hgInation, but still am not at home, and
whilst rove among the dsspated circles Of the
city. like the Scottish Laird, ! sigh for my
native home, my native hills and daes, and
the humble cottage of my father.
| Who would exchange the sweets Of pastoral
life, for the hustle of the city who would
rather dwell amid the conflicts of contending
parties, than among the delightful shades Of
| the forest of the west, and slumber to the bub-
| ling waters Of the limpid EIkhorn! Not |, not
|. Give me the joys of Kentucky scenery, and
alig for the city! But am getting TO bo seni-
mcntal--and semi-poetical, and if do not
change my strain, l shall be tedious. You
ask for information-you shall have it. Well,
have visited both houses Of Congress, since
have been here. and have watched with at
tontion the several members. Among the
most pi ointment, may be named Messrs. Wright
Of Ohis, Taylor Of New-York, McDufic of
South Carolina, Mallsry of Vermont, Barney
of Maryland, John Randol PHI of Roanoke.
Letcher and Buckner Of Kentucky, Burgess Of
your State Bartlett Of New-Hampshre, Ev-
erett of Massachusetts, and Brent and Gurley
Of louisiana These gentlemen, may be said
to comprise the real strength Of the House Of
Repre- seniatyes, whilst Messrs. Macon, Bar
ton, Webster, Hayne, Tazwell, Borfian, Row
an. s. Johnson and Robbins, possesses the con-
trolling power Of tho Senate.
In the House Of Representatives., Mr.. Nc
DuiIie, is looked up to as leading member,
and though | am decidedly opposed to the
politics Of the man, must do him justice, and
say, that he possesses almost unequalled tall
ents, which are, however, unfortunately for
him and the country. used TO promote mprop-
er results. But IN taking the stand that nc
maintains, Mr.. McDulfie, is, in my opinion,
influenced solely by the honest covictions Of
his own conscience and best Judgment; for the
good opinion entertain of the mans talents
will not suffer me TO believe that ho IS hostile
10 the true interests Of the nation, and can.
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PROVIDENCE.
TIE LOVERS.

For augh thai ever | could read
Could ever hear, by tale or history,
The course of true iOrs, dill run smooth.
MIo SUMMEK's NIGHr DREAM
And banished 7 am, II from thee.
Co. speak not 10 me; even now h,gone,-
%, 90 not yet-Even this two friends condemneds
Embrace and kiss and take ten thousand leaves,
Leather hundred times 10 part than die.
Yet now fdrepeij-and farewell, life with thee
KIso Henry VI
Last Saturday evening, an aged gentleman,
having in his charge, a young and beautiful
at the Franklin House, and after enquiring. if
either Of the steam boats departed for New
York the next morning, and being informed
that none departed till Monday, ordered suit
of rooms for himself and precious charge
Sunday was a tedious day for The venerable
gentleman, and il was evident, that he watch
ed the passage of time with great anxiety, and
impotence. Monday morning at length ar
rived. and the old gentleman, apprehending no
danger, INDUCED himself with short walk
around the town, not for moment dreaming
that the enemy lurked around his quarters. -
lie had no, been absent long, however, before
a young gentleman, made his appearance at
the franklin House. and finding one of the fe-
male attendants, inquired Of her, if an elderly
gentleman, and his ward did not take lodgings
there, and if the former was not in number
twenty seven, and the latter in number twenty
one. lie received reply ia tho affirmative,
when he asked the female, if she would have
the goodness to hand the young lady a note.
The female replied, that the young lady was
IN her apartment, prepared to receive company
and as he was acquainted with her, it would
be perfectly proper for him to hand her the
note bimsef. The suggestion did not seem TO
displease the gentleman, and without more
ado, he repaired TO the room of.hs fair Rosa
bella. Scarce ten minutes had elapsed, when
the gentleman, and lady, were seen to move
through The avenues ofthe House, "a conpanied
by the young female, and were on the margin
OF the street door, preparatory to a rapid fight,
when alas and a-lack a-day, the old gentle
man, the father, returned, and frustrated their
des'gns made his daughter prisoner, and
ordering a carriage, proceeded to the Steam
Boat, to the intimate modification Of this mod
crn Adonis, and his no less unfortunate Cal
ypso
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THE CONFESSION OF DAVID WARE

THE CONFESSION OF DAVID WARE
We should have published the confession OF
the villain Ware, at an earlier date, had not
our columns been necessarily otherwise occu
ped by matter, which could not lie DELAYED
We nov present il TO our read ders, with feelings
Of great satisfaction aud are proud, that we
can lay before them evidences Of tie entire
innocence Of Mr.. Redmond, that cannot be
contradicted. If any one, has heretofore
entertained doub,, as to the innocence OF the
unfortunate and doubly wronged Redmond,
that doub, mus, now be dissipa,cd forever.
This man. who was the principal witness
against Timothy r Redmond, on the prose-
cu,on for forgery and who vas lately convict
cd of perjury, on account Of the testimony Civ
en- by him on that trial, yesterday made full
confession OF his guilt. This was done at the
City Hall. in presence Of the Recorder, several
OF the Alderman, the Police Justice, the Dis
trict Attorney. and Others. Ware at first pro-
posed 10 make a confession OF the truth, upon
the promise Of pardon; but on being assured
by Mr. Maxwell thu, no promise of the kind
could be made him, he refused TO proceed. Ho
was therefore taken out by Mr. Hayes, but
shortly afterwards returned. and declared his
intention Of making complete disclosure. He
then underwent close examination of some
length, in which he acknowledged the perjury
he had committed, aud completely exculpa,cd
Redmond from all participation ia the. crime
with which he had charged bim.
The account now given Of the matter by
Ware is, that neither he nor Redmond were
concerned in the robbery Of the Howlanda, nor
in the forger0s, nor in any way accessory 10
them. War;, however. ON the night Of the
18th Of October, stole trunk Tom the steam
boat North America, marked b. B. containing
sboyt fifteen hundred dollars in Rochester
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PRIZE COMPOSITION

Gold Medal oi the value 1T So wi be awarded to he
"A author u The best oglnll mrslc poSi, ,i, adapt
Ell 10 words, aud arranged ~ song with accop Inlnent
for the Piano Forte ete Whole tn occupy not than four
nor tess n two pages III te usua, size 0t musical pbic
tons. aud 10 e forwarded within four weeks by mail 9TH
wsa, paid, To J.. T.. CGpin, Providence K. L. Messs
yuh - 4 ,;tudir', New York.
he es'1ys & he accompanied by sealed cnmnunica
ols, CHCl sng the ui the 1ulhS With other irlcu-
lars d be left the examination aud decision III zee com
peent Judges, who wi usell and judge of the cOnmunica-
Cipn- and transmit Ia the successful comp ur the Piihe
Nedil. hr priI- composition i ricl for The hr~' lnt
her Of publication about L. be- established and devoted Ia
Music.
Our or more pHp-rs in Boston NewS OK, PEi'odelpa
Ha"in1r' md Charic ton respectfully solicited to copy
tic. I,.r, ~ 'Fr', ,.
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BL.SJANlN IUNDV

a quake; gentleman ofihc name Of Lusdv.
VINO Is editor of a newspaper, published q, Ball
tmofe' called the Genius of Universal Emsp-
eipalion, has recently visited this town, for the
purpose OF collecting funds to enable hins to-
'nShrmiie the slaves OF the country. AhbousA
ms object is admitted to be good by sB. We
believe tha, his scheme has been considsved
wild and eniravagani, by most Of thoss who
havo cVnversed with him, and that thus isy
he has not been enabled to collect cry con.
siderable sums to aS'ist him iu caSyYi1f ~
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PROVIDENCE BLNNV-BDON uANUF NCTORY.
Tay III sb crber heiug confident tt uf his old cls
u toners think he is di,iince from the ccrre
business, he W uli inform EN- aud others, t!i he
maufclIcs Record l'nIS> for ldkS, Ncrch1nts, Ntufc
tuers and others, IN OrnIe rrci u - Westminster
street lie his Books for durIhiliy they will open
perfectly eisy, and nude of the hit f nue ia; they
have stood th' tt fT several IN this town wen a.
in Newport. aud other p 'crS lie nav uses cement Gu
stead Of common glue) Tint u prbot inst moisture. Ills
highly vain lhe for Records. other Books thru be-
preserved for yc1rs. Tie could mlkr mrny reference,
s TO the quty Of his Books peh1ps will suhce, Wis
United States Branch Bank.
~ Miscellaneous Book k-Rindinc, Gliding and Machine
Eung, done usnI Maps, Plates aud Chrris, lais
cloth, and old eplircd. +. II. BURNfON.
march %.
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lr-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 80

HpY the Use Of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBRATEE
ED PILLS, persons OF either sex, (guiel by the rory
calaabte oOpOus directions accompanying them,
bled cfecuaiiy to erGdcate A CERTAIN DISEASE, and
10 restore Health with Ease Safety aud Certainly, in te1
days.
1.-THE extensive sale, and uueSlmped success Of this
article, in this and ihcr large cities and through
the Union, during the time II prepared by the lite Dr.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that no preparation knuwn pps
sssses superior properties (ogeter with the Injection Pow
ders) for the thorough and spccdy Of the dreadful
dl ease for which il Is recommended.
They render the system less Liable To infection, and
efectual Remedy in all the various stages Of the disease
however Obstinate
Recent infections are removed thereby in three or o'n
days. without confinement, and at trilng exr.:lc.
Prce-Pis dpia. box, Injection Powders hrd Ceri,e.
so conts each.
- None genuine unless siglel ON outside printed
wrapper, BY the sole proprietor, 4. kiDDER, i1"ciat
To the late Dr. w. 4. Conway. For sale wnoe
sale with a the other 60 Conway Medcine') by JosEPH
BALcH, Jun. North Main Street; and JoHN II. Mason
Co. Providence. ~ January u
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PENMANSiiIP

PiPkIi'Rs;, Jr. has the pleasure Of informing the
-ys ciizrasi Pr,vi l"nce that his WaiItNo ScHOoL,
viii ailn cond~ zee lover u Nurth Main sect on Mn
diy !5b ,n-tt da> VII. he incnnvenint tH hlm to
ti'ua nor, tiiu ne te,m, lr ustfly solicit NJ who
ws 10 prnhlb course of his lessons, 10 nuke Application
imn,cajity eides the rouEi Ledger hand, VIII he taught
,be MAIN cypenLfis m"rc1rls business hand and pen
mnkilc Ai-n the it,lian and secretary hands, To ihse
vim nly like IN 1onie the for Further pnrculrrs please
r, ON tt, sll,rr,rr NJ s ~chpm RoImOr Mt Mrs. Eas
na,eb IS J. PARKUURsT, H.
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NOTICE.

UNIIE subscriber hlying been appointed by the Supreme
n Judicial Court, holden Al Providence, within aud for
the county Of Providence, tine third Mo1dry Of March,
A. d. 1873, Assignee uf Ethan Allen, u said ProN dence
whom the benefit of the act for tile relief Of usOlyeut
that he is gu1iel according To law in siia iciy,
and that six mouths from the e hereof have hen granted
by said Cond for the creditors Of si Acn, apDs1 q
they tD and Prove their clims inst his estate.
ROBERT NJ MANCHESTER, Assignee.
Mafcb
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE frCH.

FNHilS y and infectious Disorder, he II ever 50 inNete
"a rate, may I've cured in hO,rs application, by the
tl5e of
DUNFRIE'S OINTMENT.
y j. urrivalled for te s'rB1uess, ease, expedition,
s1c'V and ccrGi'tg with which prnluces perfect
of this disease. The ointment Is known Ia be- certain and
eNpe lp in its Opertuu, a. effect in hoUr'
application OHiy! without any hlarl of taking cod as the
composition does nUi cotln the least pirtce of mercury
any other dangern, uGredr. II mny bc applied with
perfect sy IN the site of p gnancy, and even TO clden
at the breast.
Price ~ - cents q hly-Vith ample dfCtiyns.
Prepared from the Original Recipe in hSS Of the late DR..
W. T. CONWAY, hy his Eined 1te or, and the sole
Proprietor Y. klDDER, Boston, uf whom may be had
whole dr with ~ the c er Medicines prirI by The late
Dr. tUiN1v,) n ht Counting Rnuu, No. 10 cra-r Of
Cuuu and lnuycr sfcrt and nj retail, hy his special MP
ppntu'n Of the following DrIgg,stsJ. BALcH, Jr. and
II Mason n Co. Providence.
- Observe thu genuine without the written sig
AZURE of T.. KIDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
IL large ~cuunt made to those who bvy 10 sell again.
February 70.
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aa,t variety og yesnrs slch rs rpinet. Valencia,
M-r.lrS, bch six, Sc u es ir-ry ani sspnninr' Of
all kinds nee" stocks, \ cnrlt pads, bonlann', lh- and
pernin SIX hn ,rrchFis, fmry st CrtviS, new a1d c
pgt I nCe, line ctHI.ed cuubic CrvlS and common db
b,uVn French dIlug-, bp'v, III ck AMI WtG inrn@,
kju bl,k p'. Gd pdIgtc+, sla and cotton umhrel -,
black aul mixed tsiin-., pl ldugs aid buckam, sewing
silks aud thread, domestic brown m black she ngs, WIKI
a small iS s,tnrut 81 adv nle IplIug aud many u.
articles all of which offered for lie accommodating
terms. At No. >, Market square.
m,rrn %
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RItII nINE InTs

BUILDING LOTS.
SEVERAL valuable Building Lots, situated on Benefit
- street. south f Rev Dr. Edes' Church Also,
ver on Charles Field street would he let reasonable
terms, ON long lease nap,cation is Eilde SON, To
J. u q. HOWELL,
march II Canal street.
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PANTUCKEr HOTEL AND Srh-I-!iOUSE.
II EnW WARDs

NV TINNET IIDTEL NNU y T ! - -IIJL0I..
:. +. EDWARDS,
ADNTiN NUIS To keep the abIyc establishment, and is
prrplrcl t. accJnuoc people Of business and gcutc-
ysI! this village, mllnCf, a trusts, will be sat
i,iictDy bDe who niy favor hin with their cumpIny
fhc house has Lately been thoroughly repaired and mate.
rally Improved, which rem ipt- II of the mEt
diulls csiih lsilnItnts in this vicinity.
lTtpli iusrs and thiises kept for the accnmn1lt
iinn OF MS cu-tpn"- VIII, ny wish IT, visit the
aud el.g uti iclrcs IL te vicinity. NI good Hack
and careful driver * attached H. the Hotel. Careful and
ON reasonable terms.
The following Lines Of STAGES arrive md drpl from this
house daily, bc taken for almost every
ton Of the county, viz
Boston cilcus' Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and Ketns dp
Tuiton aud New Bedford do;
Stcrsy he Accommodation 10
Paw'uckct and Providence Hourly do;
Pivtl'Net, mach -, lS,S.