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Terms Of The. Newspaper Press Of Ne'0 Or|e""

Terms Of The. Newspaper Press Of Ne'o oF|en"
unanimously agreed to at an adjourned meeting of
the propie,ors, held on the 7, 18Th Of March 'S37.
observation-disclosures Dollars for the daily pa
o. annun, payable semi-aunualy in advance: ten
dollars for the tr-wcekly county paper payable one
GEAR in advance, where no city reference is g'ven--
Five dollars for the Weekly; payable E advance. No
Inscription will be discontinued until arearages nre
settled. In case of III continuance, one weeks notice
in prit,ny must invariably given, previous to til
xpivntion Of subscription.
ADvERrIslNG.-One dollar per square for the first
Insertion, and half that price for each subsequent one:
a., material alteration from the original advertisement
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and Ira ers,
orty dollars 70, English aone and sixty for both lam
gaags.; Banks insurance. Offices and other sninr
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only and
i,gh,y for both languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
urs Commission merchants sixty dollar. in English
nc, ndcislty for ho,l, languages.
MARRIAGES, ORIrB AIRY NOTICES, aud articles call
ing the attention Il" the public to sales o. property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, sc. &c will be charged
dollar per square for tho first insertion III cnch Ian
guase. c.,
a nature when admissible. shall be c',arsed dsube,
and in advance. u,
A deduction Of twenty five per cent will be MAIZE to
Sheriff. esgsG, q" N L an"
and 80 per cent in English alone: Npcrccnt on sales
0 other property.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS out Of the direct line OF business
Of the advertiser, such legal anction and plan'l
ion sales, slaves stray animals, &c &c VIII
be charged for separately, and at the ordinary rates.
ADvERr,sEMkNrs not spccl:leH as TO , inr, Will be
published one month, and charged accorlinE'y
No advertisements of bankruptcies will he published
any case, unless paid for previous I" iscr'ion or
payment guaranteed by Responsible person IN town.
Theatres and other places Of amusement advertising
daily Or the season. be charged Sl0o tor 4nssh IL
lone, and $50 in both languages. "
All announcements calli5a:s for pnlitcn' Offices
will be charged double the price &" other advertise
inents.
Owing to the immense loss sustained BY nnWapnrrl
4roruetor, thew have come the conclusion that the
names Of persons whose accounts have not been paid
within ono month after presentation, shall be mac
knowa ESQ far practca!c) TO each nth"r-ihey ob-
eating themsclve. not advertise or PRINT Tor such
delnauants unless in case OF adrnnce Fnync%is:
,,ipncdl &c. DE ST. kOAt"o
!. HAfON,
=. 7. REA,
J. G. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON
LUMSDEN.
Weekly Prcss.-We. tn" undersigned, agree to abide
by the above conditions, us far as they are nppc"be 10
weakly papers. ,r
(Sgncd) a. Is. LAWir AIE'
AK "a subscriptions are taken for less Than months
fstcrs must, ia II. cases, be post pnld.
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Dr. hcrnntlv, tn greatest pi i.nsiit lfIaOnS vi
opinion that unr cntlls of the diseases that ailcc
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented success III
Ills private and public Iructice for upwards OF forty
years, for the removal Of he following diseases:
Loss ofappe,tc, Flatulemcy Distcnun Of the Stonl-
ach Pain in the side, Ianviuess OF the Head and ncli-
nation sleep, lrreS uary OF the Bowels, aud in all
where Indigestion or Lusve Euhit Is found to
exist.
This medicine must be nubc ed among the hos,
of quuck nustr,ms NOW before the public, as il is the
sole invention of the ublest and most scientific surgeon
wus purchased by the agent for very large |, is
agreeable and pleasant to the ,asla mild nper
isnr always keeps the bowels free iinpars vsor aud
strength to the system, aud cheeruness to the mind
and few hut'les the most confirmed OF
Dyspepsia or ladgcs,ion and prevents return ut any
future period.
New YoRw, Eth August, 1873.
Il: Madison. street
SIR:-ln consclucnceof leading sedcntary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion for
ten years; tor the last three years suterings have
been insupporable l have tried several ply >ic,u>,
and number of qnack medicines, without deriving any
benefit. despairel of ever obtaining any permanent
relief, and resigned myself the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends try Abernell, :
Dyspeptic Elixir. have finished the tou bot
tlc and know not how to express nruton of it,
wonderful virtues and the miracle th,: performed in
restoriIg mo To that health which l. us|u lost for
ever. Send me half Il dozen bottles Il, c and except
NV thanks ir the blessings you have n errcdby re-
storing me- to perfect health.
remain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

MoOlc 10 augusta, Via lnIluas
$50 Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
"A! , ~ days, and Saturdays, per the
- splendid steamer Champion, Tex.
cept in 4sc OF st rm',) to Pc sacola thence per
steamer LIE Roy to La Grange and The CO four
horse post coaches via Mariana, BAnhridge, Pin
dcr'"n, H''rrlen, Outlaws, d Prry, to Macon,
Ga; ,he"cc via Mll!cdsevi'lc, and Sparta, to War
rcnton, this &C per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champ on is in splendid order, with new
C PIPER boil rs, cpppcrcd and pvrr fastened.
Tho !e Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome as any boz.
The beau i;ul Sun,a Rosa Sound, and Coct..
watchle Bay present the most interesting steam ma.
VACATION in tho Suuf-hcing ut the sametne
perfectly land locked.
h Teams are no, surpassed on any rou,o in the
country tic drivers, to man, careful and alten
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
newly bulk, SO that his! ~ators do not inter
The ealing houses have been os,Iy changed,
and are now good any 70 d in the Sonth.
II is gcnerailv known that the excellence and
nardnes, of le roads enable the teams ut all SEA-
sons to make great speed. Their snoo,hn Sc.
cures the travel or from the ordinary tatigur of
stage travelling.
The Line Is rrying its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile i'll four days and twelve
hours, or TO N w Orleans in four days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
nd seven hours. rhr time actually employed in
travelling is the IL the other direction, tut
the difference of time on the route, is caused by Il
day being ,ost in Pensacola, which, however, is
y ell repaid by the OPP ortunily It gives OF sect E
tho Navy Yard, tie old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel also sleeps at Macon, and again at " ar
teIton. This arrangement will continue iii the
travel turns norlhward, when tn inc will be the
me from Mobile to Augusta, us it is NV in the
other direction.
This Advertisement contains a plain statement
Of facts, the accuracy of which the proprictors
gauranlec to each passenger in tlis penalty Of his
stage fare.
Maps oftho Line may DO seon ut tho Exchange
Hotel, New Orleans, and at the Manson House,
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, S47 so
The lire extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Chuttahoochc, tao line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail 10 .Apa achicola and
st. Joscphs.
Office u, the Massinn House. Mobile.
ml7 Q EOSrWlCk, Agent, Mobile.
!. iCt.-30 nsrccs rice, tor sale by
IL u!!2 TKlER, 81 tiravicr 5,
lFE PKESERVERS-Just received Il superior
- article Of life prescrvcrs at the BnZHar
nHs BUSH ALLAN
lAE-lOn0 >,skS rhomuston Line, landing from
upl9 jPWHlTNEy, 10 Camp st
4 rEMENT-liydrau and Roman for sale by
~ mar 81 READ& RARsTOW, 7 hank Place
- PERM CAND!.ES-;,UO boxes sperm Cundles
- assorted brands, for sale by
arl Il BRIDGE " Co ia Magazine
9 PERM CaNDIES--l8i buArs, landing tr,,a snl
- VHksburs, for sale by \ rKIER.
Jun" 10 3, ,ra,i,S II
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r,.yN IAND ri ITS

TEXAS LAND TT HES.
A N ABSrR act of the original titles of record in
N the general land office. Priu.cl in accordance
with resolution of the i"u'r of Representatives pas
red aith May, 1885. few copies int received and
for sale by -iLEA loNA AK,
is 40 Camp :,
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GIN A CORDIAL l..

CORDIAL Dr.. ~, me DU i.'t.L.NlR DE
- ia 'lOCk.-Iic United States Agent for the
L'ha tufdIa or FL xr Of Love, returns his grateful
acS""wt ,dser'rns for fl ttcrng patronage Which
he mas already received, aud also for TN. nuy ,cs,i-
'hllias which lav1 bccn him touching the the al
most iIlrach!oas efficacy Of this nestimaIe medicine.
he well founded reputation of the Lncina Cordial
warrants the agent in tdrawng his long u,lve, se-
meats; but for the lrnef Of those persons who may
as YET he unaware o. its natI.rc, hr would explicitly
stare ina il Is DR.. Nugnns celebrated discovery,
Ahicl has created such linn IN France.-Ihai it
speedily restores til .r.lc powers. where they have
heen eH by disease otherwise, and suls'an
NIL rcvai"' ihe rocrcan; func's, thai it is nn
lual tor ;lN fur ,bus; and above ali tina, it
- the only remedy discovered for removal ct
'p"'rncy in males and bntrrnneS+ in females. Owing
IONS vastly nvlco.tInH alities, il is also highly
1l M gltrt, distracted. difficult painful mrn-trra
o", nrontinrcr oi'lc urllr invol.nsty discharge
th"'e" chronic "ups,s vi The skin druslcgl alice
tons Of The aged &c.
In orc, that all clnssr*s of society NAV receive the
benefit 81 Dr. Ntgnn's discovery, ihF Asrfinn pro-
Irr'tHr has consented that the Cordial ii he sold in
bnlt!rS u each. ut the reduced price Of -
winch is less than halt the prize" charged for in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOlHEIW ELL, N. u.
United States Proprietor.
The a!nve mc;'in, is for sal. Mt hn",,lo Md e'nil
at No. o. '"yc'n- street, between Nnguz. an, Camp
sta New Orleans. m36
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1 BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is the granest orria,
mcnt helong n~ ID the human frame. How strange
~ the loss OF it changes the countnnnce and prorna
urcvh brings on the appearance OF old age, which
ses many to reCOil IT being uncovered, and sometimes
even to shua society avoid the tests and u
their acQuatance: the remainder o. tlci, Ives
seqn"ny spout in refinement. In short. NOT even the
loss If property fills the generous thinking vnuth with
that ncnvy sinking gloom does the loss Of lis hair
I"nver all these unpleasant circumstances, OldridGc
Balm of Columbia stops the hair frot, falling off IN the
rS' application a"d a"" bottles r's"rs il again. It
likewise produces e'owS and whskcrs: prevents the
nair from turning gray. makes it curl heantfuv md
frees it from scurC Numerous certificates OF the frs,
fcsrctnhiItv in support of the virtues Of Odrdg"t
balm ar" shown hv the proprletor',
u Read the followng:-
fs"h"r Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of pill ,A'lph
has certified a. may b" seen below, II the high ciara
t8rn he following Grntlrmcn.
I'll" Undersigned do hereby certify TINT we have used
the l.r "f t'ou Hbi Iii covered b. !. Oldridgc and
lave found it highly ~-rvrcablc only preventive
a"in't Iii" FILLING III of hair but also certain rcSt"r
tive.
WIIlLAH THATCHER, Senior,
5icthoi!a, Minister in St George c'lur.e,
No So North Fifth st.
Holm ? INGLIS, :i2l Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, VI D, 1853 Rutest
JOHN : FlREN lhl Spruce street.
HU'iii McCURDy.2A3 South I'd ST.
Jt';lN GARD Jr, !:!3 Arch street.
IT ls Known that Il of the above sirnerS
''''n o0 years Of age und the others no, less than So
[I'ron the 1ayor.]
Commonwealth Of Pcnnsy ania, I
CITY Of Phil adephia.
I, Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city of Phade
ArsSrs Z lnglis, JOHN : Furr, aud Hugh NJ Curtv
"hoec names are sgn" to the above that they
are gentlemen OF ch'ractrr AMI responsibility, and as
such fall credit should lie given the said certificate.
N wItnr: VIII r"nt have hcrruntn my hand
and caused til" s,'n OF the cy to be fixed this
fth day OF hrre'n!"r, SC.
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HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alahaum.
THREE II US IONRNEI EROM we "


THREE Days JOURNEY IRON NEW
ORLEANS.
TINHE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
sure Of announcing to his friends and the pubic
in gene, al that he will be in rcndnesby the first day o'
Nav t. receive visers lie will also sin'c for the he
uett of those at distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger number IMAM
herrtofnre and at the time much better
Eunilir can be acc onmnInted it'll good rooms, or
those who prefer can have large cabins c,achcd from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tc say anything in parc'
lar Of the character Of these wntcrs for it is generally
believed that they not inferior To III the south
ern States. All the annscmrnIs thnt general
found at Watering Places, will be found ut this J :
best music that this part OF tn country affords,
beea engaged aud will be in constant attendance ut
Springs during the whole
\ he subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
II returning his untsned thanks for tn" very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the ever
sions that have been made impr"S ing nnl extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage TIN
p,eseut season. JND CRAN.
nl3
ADDLERY WARE.-lhe subscrber,,
- tac,urrrs nnd wh"rsne dealers in sndd'r
ponds, are tteclvIrL by late arrivals from lH'
north, in addl-n To th,lr former st"Ck, no tN', "a.
sIye assortment at IrtlLIvs IN i"elT Ini", 4tI'tl
which, ure the t"ilu" my. va:
. L,,li ,,lyff, al t,ttI Al al
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f31liE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Native Aucrcae
Association the citizens of Louisiana and thu
Inhabitants of Ii United States, jus, published and for
sale by DAVID FELT " Co,
Jl6 q Chartrcsst
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'AKElAsii. PHiS!Nl.Dt,lCtI.LY DISCUS
SfD. Trans rom the French of Jean Du-
bois, VI. ID. by William GREG field.
Part 'in the necessity Of Marriage!
Part ID distinctions in courling, with cure for
Love!
Part Sd.
Part jlh
Marriage Physiolograllv Discussed is the most
useful, aud d. 'rds the most interesting work that
ever read, 1t wall break up more rakcs and ~pnstcrs,
and make married men nm women than any
publication tina has cvcrhec sanctioned hv the court
of iiv ru-La NOGnteure.
Tins is hook, and will be productive of much
good in tbs community, Ii i, true it cu.,aina much
strange language, but then the subject is its excuse
and If The Pope had written it, he couii nut lave
r:nt it more t,Nracly. We cspc, ailv recommend
its " instructions il ,urting,' to the attention OF all
Young ia,,'S and ernIlcn that may be in quest o
par,nerS.-Le petit Courier Des DANES.
For SHE At II, o. P"y,!ras st between Magazine and
Camp street. Price 7'c.
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XCIlANGE on nciEua'i sight, Tor sale by
EL ulat \ TElEE, II Gra,rr >!
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Saddle bags, double an Is n.r; vANccs; ca deal
saddle bags, BRUSSELS carpet bags; h"si ron frame
leather io,o TRUNKS, brass uaIed leather h"ol top
.I,, assorted sizes and various sIyIe~ holsters nnH
pistol belts; coach, glg, suHry, 1"I4 a"d p}"h"r-
crop whips: wool, wulsc,d cotton aud cI'hrr
r,rhs and sursin.les; s''rrup lea tier 'ruu"
straps and wurseI rein web; chain ani u *
hs,nes; blind brdes nnd lines; 5 och r'jI :,
and h.rsS aud mule collars, .."i al l1'I'1 S: 49,.
roccu, buck, bear. sheep aud hntlal" skln* = "'cd
brass aud steel bridI" bits :" ev ry description,
plated, brass and steel siurs ni cvert Description;
plated, brass aud s,er! s,,rrups OF every drsc!p-
ton
Together with comp lere assortment OF every
article IN their line "i bustness-all u which they
oiIer Tor sale on accommodating terms.
They will ais" c"niinnr to reeve through tn.
wear, hy pack cts from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & co,
10 Is Canal st
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srOETU\E TELLER = owns EOUk-
Cnmy's Gramumr-lcHlies cookery
R"lmirS key I" Ffcmnque
Pornv $ French sI'ellin. book
English Readers, hall and full bound
Wan"+lrocht's French Gran
"eeu's " dshlgton and NJ rion
Ewcll's medical companion
Da5os arithmetir-l'rl on the nerves
l.ntv's medical pocket book
Grn,lcman'> medical pocket book
Nelson's larrrr-t 'rockeu- gong book
Hule's United Suites.
new and large supply Of the above works just
c'v ,.,d and 0i'Sne' for sale o" COG! terms BY
rriIOL>rERT & PAPER HANGING STUlid
llcn:y Sichrecht, (tormerly J. c. Wicks }.
would NEST respectfully inform his frien
the ruhllc in I, neral, that he has and is con -
IL RECEIVING "A general assortment OF upholstery
and paper hanging. The following compress II
part OF his stock, which he offers for sale whole,
sale or retail on the mos. accommodating terms
viz
French ve.ve, and satin paper, latest style dc
halt common and common, Pniladel pliA glazed
and ungazsd do do, French landscapes, fire
boards, hnts, sc do velvet and wnr>ted do d."
moreonze do cnlnrs, silk fringe and galloons o! al
qualities, patterns and prices, worstcd trnges as
sorted pattern. pinin and cOlurrd Swiss muslin
lates, style plain and colouacd, cotton draper,
mus!ins pain and twilled, assorted cuors, new
style OF needle work for sofa cushions, trosloo
covers &c new style Of bell pul.rs, -raistd ii gure
and plain, gilt window ornaments of all patterns
and sizes, gil, eagles batal and spears, fcu,hcrs
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair cloth, figured an,
PLAIN, large assortment Of toys children
large silk cord and ,assels, worstet cord and las
sells, general assortment Of uphos,ero and pape
hnhgngs, constantly on hand and foo sale at tht
loves, prices al Nos al Royal aud ii Custom
ll"use SIS.
B-Pe'snns in the city or from The country
are respectfully invited 10 nall and examine fol
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
ares, modern style, rooms prepared At the sgort
es, notice. and all kinds OF uphodeslery work
one with neatsess and despatch. uct3
: AEON, LARD and PORk-l5U hlds Cincinnati
> cured Sides and Shoulders
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NEW MI SIC-D, Native Music: The Convent |, q!
rma runtiny, rovnc Blade; Never Despair, th
don't you remember the beautiful GLADE in the Dram
Kommncc The White ilrrse "' the Pep pers Thou
cone and 'lovc thou art near me, sung by Miss =
ri in the grand Romantic Opera Amilie; Good NigI
The meeting amt parting; carr not for spring on G
tickle wing, by ii RuSse Come come, thou art in 500
row; \ Life on the Ocean wave by II Russell; She
watched for HIM 70 mo let fall tear; Come to IN II,
morning; Ocr the waters bv moon!icht There's home
like own, nrras.red for the harp hv L Laharre-
ROYAL WaiZes, by A flcchc; Queen Victoria's Court
Quadrcs. Just received and Tor SaI, by
dl9 b CASEY, 10 Camp ST
NEW DlCALDlCTIONARY.- Duncli
Z New Medical Dictionary, in one Super Royal 8vo
Vol-Dnng isson's Therapeutics and Human Physi-
nlogy.-!}uvn4 on Females, Volumc.-Ebulcs Thrra.
pennies volumes
New supplies just rcccivedhy Alex TOWAR.
aug II - Camp Street.
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\ JlRlS 4 Go, NJ. >; Charities st e..,, a ,r.
lvlng ii 49, tom iHjr ',ntsr T ia r,ll. :. II
e4ani ana N 4lr nasnII1urnl sub i. 1T il;
aud tn.!liuna lie ,,rhn.. rj,,.y ,nv,ie the altrn-
iiun at tie nc, I'r, S"nrr.il,.d in >a,iIIo
that strangers aud r!liH'ns rHnnn, fnrnis, liirn,
selves mo { nGv"h'u -e"uSly N a"y cay !" the
unI"u-
n. Il. a ie" d u n ele 1ant ivory handle UNI
brelths, from b "a sc inches. Also, Il large lot
white p pat King boxes, vlrinns sizes, very NV
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" EEsfaIN T9s2lV kEE F4RLNAESY
hNtlt pu.ic are re- ;ccttui!r informed that TINS ms
& tuition Is erected II the utn5t improved plan,
il. airy and most adj rabe situation, in the taui.u
franklin, upon The raili ID, mile from the tiss
s'iEi
into apartments, for ksrpl, separate l'crnt cnsscs
and d ,lcrcnl di>cnsts.
The institution is suppl with the most skiltul an
attentive male and emas: Iiuisc>, and speaking the
rn,ls modem languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at five de-
lars per day, incllIin, attendance, &c
Terms in the ordinary wards two dollars per du.
Slaves also TWO dollars. Small Pnx in the urdur,
wards, five dollars.
Al capital surgical operations extra.
Tie resident PLY scial is DR. Weddenan, 10 WHOM
application for admission must be made. to DIR A
I.uzenhcrg No II Rampant street. apl9lv
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NEW NOVEL Ac.-Cuncealncut a novel in Q ,ols.
! Nlcholas Nick!cbv No. IA. Jack Sheppard, mart
3D. Rec :ived mud for sale by ALIEN. TOWAR.
July Soth ~ 9Camp streeo
HCNNi HAGS-5O Bales. Blshe, Ginnv Bags
~ in for Sale by JTHAYERN ca
July 3D. a Pnvd,e. :,
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Charleston, July IL, ISL. =
was afflicted four with ulcer rv oecasiop-
ally accompanied with md -xree.iys
pam ai the leg and unkle Several cmncLt Chysicisps
"Ncrtcd their skill upon but without benefit In
tni. five bottles Of the Indians Panuvea made perfacs
I MARGARET 4 WEST. M,rkes
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[T'o be Continued. I

"Quarre's of anger ending in tears are
favorable to love in It's s~pringtide, as plants
are fInnd 10 gro,o gerry rapidiy after "a
Thunderstorm 10Th rain.'
"The heart in its physical sense is not
sufficient for n kites dinner; vet the whole
world is not sufficient for IT,"
"God hath from the beginning promised
forgiveness TO the penltent, but hath nos
where promised penllence to the SINNER
C~oleridge,
"One day, when ! had not a shilling
which ! could spare, | was passing oy a
cottage not far from keswIck, where n car.
ter was demanding a shilling for n letter,
which the woman of the house appeared
unwilling to pay. and at last declined To
take. paid the postage and when tbs
man was out OF sight, she told me that the
letter was from her son, who took that
means OF letting her know That he was well:
the letter was not 10 be paid for. j. was
then opened. and found to be blank -
C~oieridge,
FAIR EXcHANGE--Great Britain paws
Tor The transportation OF her paupers to this
country and Uncle Sam pays for the.
transportation Of his sub treasureys TO Gfeas
Britain.
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Mrs-ran through this poem merri'y
Tor severnl s%tanZas, and while she sang
there was a droIl indeinable smile about
the corners of her mouth, which ! could
not make out. But before she had done,
she shook her pretty bright head, with all
It's fair rlnglets waving round il, and said,
-! | can never get through all that
She then gave him an arch glance. and ran
of from the piano 20 me. saying, Dear Miss
LascelIes. what bores Sapphos. and Mad
ame de Stae|s. and all such people must
have been. Do let us have some rational
talk about fashions, and fiddlesticks. and
any thing useful Walsingham took up a
book, and his whole look changed to one
that would suit my notion OF Plato or Pyth-
agoras, and this evidently quite uncon-
sClOusly. Mrs could not keep her
eyes off him long, and after a quarter Of an
hour she made some excuse for moving.
saw her pass near him and say something
laughlngIy. But he looked up with q face
OF such entire thoughtful abstraction, that
she started away as if she had seen q sEelc.
ton head, He soon, however, smiled, an.
swered her, and then came away and talked
to me about Albert Durer's Prayer. book
which | was looking at.
To be Continued