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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
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Sebr, nb traf 1T SpitCn am 24ltcn etn. Die i1bers
braGten fpdtern gertdte umfaBen 27 Gage
9tus &btna 1hetnen feline tpetern Tadriften erbal,
ten mCrben 3u etn, bod entbalten bic enalet 8lGt>
ter ndts, oas ben frtbern SrIeoens9erl1ten tptoers
1prdd)e.
Qvcrpcrler Sldtter bonn 9ten San Bis 4ten Tebruar
ersdhlen bon ebenseb tpdbrenb beer 3ett ttn@n9lono
be9an9enen Wprbthaten. SCDt Der aneritantIde Eaus
der, ,pe(der baS QDnopner Dubltfum curc eiueSpri1s
ge opn ben Woilpten III bic Shame6 Su erg6sen pfe9s
te, fano am IL. Sdlt1ar etnen tdntmerlten SDo 9S
er All bte1en Gage ett oft perubtes Experiment. d)
d1etn5ar ait elmer Oaitptee Su erhdn9en, gum ortten
Oeale oer11ebte, entlllptte tbn1 bic Shltn9e nb 1O
600 3uifauer iahen pte aus bem SpaBe @rnt purbe.
Sim l2ten cauuar oerlteB etn tilrfber Seamte Sptz
tanttncpel init etnem Srntan bes Suan6, tpcrtn oas
grbredt Wehemeo 9lltS auf @9Dpet beftdtt9t Dtro.-
glm 14ten 9ab Webenteb bte titrfbe Slptte auritd.
OaS brtt1d)e Yarlament oerfamn1elte fId am 26ften
cSdtt Die &Snatn erbfrete baBelbe t Ner1D1t urter
ben 9etp0hrltden Srrmltdfee. Shre Gbrcnrebe rpiro
opn ben SprieS 1tn9tnitt9 ofgenpntneu, ba c, tpte
nan beerfte, felbt bas Yrtotlegttm Der Gbroureber
nid,ts at 1aoet, nod lbertreten babe.
8et WbttlefeD Were Cnahe Cambridge icllen bltrd)
ein plGs1es Gtnbrcden beS @ties 9e9en 1OO1Renften
ertrunfen 1e11.
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fa9en ltno itiifypcte arf ocm Warfte oerfauf Sl1>
nen a Gtuuben bee jece perion, bic bapcn 0c9eBcr,
ee 9rt @holeraranfhett tpOorn pen9ltens 81 berel>
ben ltdrbet, tpdbre1to ebr als 40 aoere nr 9eGbrz
ltd1 franz barnteber ldgen.
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ruhen prrqefoLlen pehe ocm Meoer9nii9en ilber Die
neu etnoefbrten @pntthttrnen III ntehreren Sdntpnen
enpran9en Die dritpfrattihe Narthe oerbnNben NIT
ben &athpltfeu ptoertano I'M sr9au Der Re9terung
Sage lang, bis bic Snnr9enen 9dnSih seihla9en prz
ber en- Scloe cappu, neil bic MDndle bardn 9lntbeil
bpb man ATE Rl6fter tnnerhalb bte1es &a>
tons af mas notwithstanding st 11euen llnruben fnbren
miro Die 9ufre9uug 1pa auBerpreenttcb 9rpB 1etn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Gefent[t6er SSerfauf.

0[m SDnneras, ben 25lten dr Sormitte6s u 10 ttbr,
@tart Ga.ntr en n6rcli Slmn,s 2Sirtbsbaus a,n
lete nel 9Dbpples, auf Sent4er Senbue folSenbe
''' SA 2 pferbe nebft @efhtrr,
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fammtlbes gum Sauerntfanc seb6riae 8eratb.
ofsn Samene, S@aaf Gin sieriabrisr DURHAM 1uG, ,e
Gu6erbcm nrdb ne Wlense anrercr 4reef aa weaafe u
meptn 8tbinaunSen fnp recommendations Qrebit at 0ase
DerGderun8. SatOb WtNty.
Gttruar rs. Am. se
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

loeten it pett @ccncD duf Der StraBe 9etnmCesg
babe. Ser Jte9er paBrte nm etpa II ubr bic 9e9ge
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als ein uno lnereet betrteben nno tru9 etne
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IbaB ber l8agen unO bic Yerbe 9efuncen tpcrbe nnol
lcaB man eben fails ben 9e9er tcot aus benz NAe9peEg
I9e5c9en ncrtn er Ff tpabrihetnI1d aus Vnrebf POE
@nt6eduns setirSt, CGretbettefreano,
@tnIabun9-Snp pbilabelpbta 3ettunsen bemers
fen ptr etue Gcrrefppupen3 tpelbe spden elmer @prD
ntttee oemCfrdttlber Sr9er nnc benz rdIlpent g51m
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liloenten TN Jtamen oer Oemotraten oon phHacelppt6
@ttD uno SauntD su einem Mtto9eBen e1t, rrenn er
IburG beia9e Stabt paBtren foDte, uno prdt IN ben
Wdrten 9usoruden lire Ndtnna fir iet1ten@baratter,
nno thre 9nerennng ieter geleeteN Otenite lno thS
Ire Slnbdn9tet AT bic bon thm Derthelot9ten Sorncs
fdbe aus c5t Der 9lntprrt fprd1t Der prdoent rnb'
lt BON Der berdhrten Stanobaf9fet Der Denctratett
bon pbilabelpba @D uuo GauntY, duBert, baB ct BEN
gSerth ttre69etfals pDOfDmmen Su fhdsen ee, lehnt
tnoeB een Dffentltden @1pfag tbrer Seite oanfs
bar abl per|prtt aber, baB er ent9e Gage nad Dem
2dr5 in Dbldbclpbtd 70 an9e Dertpetlen nce, as NOS
tbtg ipdre, Inn ale bieient9en, tpelbe tbn su fben
nrn1hte obne 3eremrnte be9riBen au fbnner, pte es
alien, erprcbten uro un5ertrennlen Srenncen sntcn'
me.'' CStiut. b. g..
6lprtb a-glm 7. .. SO. tpuroen slt 2an,pa BaD
2O6 5nbaner ndh bemQSeten etn9e1htfft 2O2 dnoere
benben td ltpd in ben perfhieoenen goten u1o foen
ebenfals trdnspcrtrt meroen, 1pbao man le au etnem
punfte oerian1melt hat Die Snotaner telten Nd td9s
ltdb en, l1nb bic pnun9, ben lan9Dert9en 6lprtoa'
trie9 e1clt beenoet gu iebe fde1t sur 9ewtgbet 51
tperoer C9teuby. Sta.
s.-8[dtter aus Spuifcn bertdten, oaB tu
Sabine @aunY, II N1etlen citld1 BON Gan Sln9utner
bic 9tnen eter grp6en Sdot du9efunbe tpcroen tlno
Se beeben gr6BtentbetlS aus ben ffetnernen 9runo'
mduern BON oduert, bic ) mebr ais etne WetIe lang
at einer StraBe btn9eSO9en babeu. uo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
8let6{felIun0 ser Experimentation.

Die fol9eube Gabele se9t bic Experimentation berSe
p6lferun9 alter Staaten qcmaB Der eben gclfSSdbnn9
CeinhGeBltd1 alcrperionen in ben freten Stoate nno
aler frcien 91eronen uO bret Snfthetle ber Sclaocn
in ben Sclaoeu taoten ebeuo bie03eprdentacn jeoes
Staates fir Die ndden sehn Sabre, bos @erbdlt1tB
Der Gleblteaun9 su 10000 on9encmmen. 0ie Stpete
GpGumnc Se9t Die Satl Der Geprdientdnten nad Der
neuen slu uabme nno bic brittle bic 9e9cntpartt9e 3obl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

leberl|top1 pRlIaoepblaer artt bon 0brt9er 0NOue.
Sla'tr O1tb bis Safer fnb an Der 9tatpare
CUR Nusfbr rrtouft prrren 81 rs per aB c9Snnebt
1T 49, = 9tefe 2eOe tnp 2467 Sa6er asb mad 9Ibomerte
unb 2eetftnnn prfbtft prrben. 9etraibe-n Dem Art.
Gnts-seltss QestfbtOrm as unp ,OSes
Bai;en lit SO bis 95 Gents prtb b[cr IS bic 30 Gcns
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

Satt crfbeint bicfe 9Bed9s
cn Ias tpGtcr ais 9p6Dnl Die nrfae lc9t barin, naB
crossctcr bre GdftspcrtnrunS aufSul6ien bab9Sn
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nit auf ibr Sleuts 3u traucr tis bic wobwn
&Spf Der brt rras9etcr rtncs Sincs nn, 70 cen mir bic
rcbe n an9cr obatcn unp ccrn cinpcrn picten Nrtts
Eel brs as nupi9nn8 we9cn oer perpNteten rous9ate
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
@efeb9ebuns. - 9lm 15ten 8ebruar paBtrte

@eIeb9ebun9. - 9lm 15ten Sebruar paBtrte
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baaeoen err 9De, Der llrbeber Der StG bate f aus
bent Staube 9emadt, ais bic enbltde Sttmnre 9enpn1>
nen rol,rbe-cm Senat miro biefeSQ fd)werltd past
ren @6 {no np etltde anbere Sdnfb1lls Dor Der Ge<
1eb9ebnn9; Stpet odopn tptroen BON De10trdte nno
cine BON einem 9Sbt9 im Sendte ent9eretdt.
Sim 2Oiten famet betoe Nodue 5ulantn1eI 1tto er>
wdblteu etnen Staateletretdr. Das HeIultat o1eier
gSabl tpar tpte fol9t:
cpbn Slpane bon lSpplter crbtelt SO Sttmmen.
gSnt. SreDttt BON SDr1merIet "a
g. SO. 9Rtaer 5
8ldnfS 11nb seritreut 8
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suf6rud Der 9ees9ebnn9 or, Staa6efretdr BON Sbtc.
@jeeru, am 4teu Oiees, frat @eneral Sarrt1on Ietn
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bpcnt ipercen nt enoltd bic Uielper1prD6enen 9plz
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tag, 1t1o pob ncd1teu fIe-be11n eiueu 9leien baben
rr9 ts Dr6lOentenamt 9eIdmuQ9elt mltroc; rno ene1
crlcben Sdpn frltb an' Wcraen lcBen e ben Shl1tno
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anten tn Der &dlte Die Sn9er ite purpen ro bic So
tie n ben oSrnern frcrcn. Sol9enoes 1T ein Ser5edntB
Der Glteoer bcS neuen Sends, tpeler 9cern IN 9Saz
]tn9on suiamn,en fam, uu bic Gtnrdtun9en
betm 9nrttt Der 1teuen He9erun9 Su treen Nte Jtd>
men Der Searrtpnn1dn1er fIno NIT et1em Stern CD
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
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SNutttungen II iber rrdbregb Der leBten Mpde eitts
@arl 9lu9utf Stnoerer.
3et9t bternt Dem publttum ergebeut an, baB er bas
39ennaDln nanta RotRI

IN Maetuen, Starf Co., g.
auf BET qBt Sana8rate bescstn bat uo batbi be.
ret fcin rb, rcrnan bas ~ 5n bebcneet cnte
eoe Seauemltet fnhen nrsm feline @tae sraumis n
nnp fur afmertCane 8eGanbnS Der pfrbe Gorge setrase
wirb @ein z pirr nit Dem 8en tefeet pn bic SAB.
resscit Der Uartt barbt nnp feline Sente fol- er init
zen ausspabtcn 8etranen rerfeben epn Our ttfonetre
Nufnert tafcit auf (en 0haft irb Ct @ brnibcn einen
xbcil rer @untf res publtums ;u perbiencn.
Carl Ausnf 9tnbsrer.
U,asi1on, Mara S, Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
15.S0O.332

Sbioe Gobel(e set9t baB b0s Soalls I'D nm 8glie|
ber perlnebren rD Dte 9terz@n9lano Saaten oerlte>
rem 4, bic ntttlern l. bic Ioltden llo DIE netl1eu
oepi1ten Il Mitalieoer Die SclapenzStaaten tperben
96 unb bic Staaten, no feline Sclaoen ilno, l54 O>
qlteber baben; Denrtp perlieren bic erern unb bic
lesteru aentnncn IL Mtt9lteber. CD. Oeutf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

gerlut burh 8anf en.-slm porlestenSan'z
ftaa itberfaucte Serr BrroburY, Sfabfcfretdr Der
Ser Stoaten, etu Drfunent an oenSenat tn tpeld5em
runq uub baS 8plf bereits burd bic Santen en9ebuBt
buben. Serr BpopburY ibdst, oaB bnrd) bas Sermeb>
rem unb bonn wieber 8ermtnoern bes nmlaufenoen
Sanfpapters, burd peldes pretfe 9ebpbe1t u'o eonn
nieber eebrldt wurben Elm Serlnt pom toe11t9tens
$3.50 900 900 perurfaet pproen tpdre, toem es u eb
lner 3e oer1hwenbertite eebensart unb Spetulattcs
men, nb bann pieber Sfcpferngen ait @t9enthnm &C..
berpcr9ebradt babe Den 9elamneten Serlutt 1aet er
auf 1885,, ,451 ,479 Cfeao' AoIer'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
5tacb

@|NLUS
am 1fen Dirs in etner 9scbnuns, in perrp xaunf3tp,
@tart Galntp, err Srteperib Nbobs, Gin 9rpouttcns
G5plpat, i'm Otter SO SABRE. -
DIN 25ien Sctrtar, in ain xauni9tp, bitftr Gaunp, mad
etEm tursen &rantenasrr oIpmpn So, in ene III.
ter 81 SABRE.
Am lln 91ars, lit O1ablrm, Srau W1 arfb. Gatin pon
George Mar(b, &aufnann,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
11erf)etratDft:

Qm lsten Sttruar, bur Zen Gbrp Gsrrst 96lc6er err
Sobn 9tttcnbSfer, init B 0abarna etrte, GantcnAm
23en Sebrar, err Saert Scs Saparre NIT is 9arat
$inerpbe rpn Sctbltbem xaunt6ip.
Nm 1sttn cbruar ture Scbn Srumtad, Gq. 0err Sran.
cts appen init IB Gabarna Gaup, epbe BON saee I4p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

Canton 9 8anf.--9lus bent int 91epcittorY befarnt
9emadten 8ertdt BON benz 3uitanb bteier 9ntat, bas
glcten III Greulaticu uno ss2221 Silber int @etlbe
bat sluseroem beflst fe mod, 1897 Shaler Seoten
anberer Sanfen.-grcs otefem ideinbar 91ntaen 8er<
bdltniB baben mir 9eern oerncu1ner, boB Die Sant f
tpet9ere, Saar9elo ausSusablen. gSte fcmn1t oas ;?
Sim 21lten lesten Nepnats brannte bas Wcbnbaus
bes errn g. 9tlu,cre bon @laY Gaunfhtp, Susearas
pas eauntn ,.ieber. Das Veaer entltanb oaburh bae
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

Elm Gtr1o etnen brennenben Seen inter baS Set edte
9Secer baS Gebdllbe nod Die Jteben9ebdube, tpelbe
ebenfaOs oerbrannten, tparen rerf1dert
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Ntttsburs, Sebruar 26, 1s41 4.

ptttsburs, SebrIar 26, 1s41.
gerubter SO 81 b.-Sn Der lebten Mcntag 9tadt
tpl1rbe unfern GcpnpmD, an ber Seaoer StraBe, etn
ffdnbe, tpe mir e fammeln fcnnten, o fosenoe: Der
lln9(itlide fbr nit einen. 3pepdnisen Baaen IN Be-
elettne etnes 9te9ers peber id au tb 9eleet bate
6te Beaoerttrase biaunter llnsefdbr I'm llbr ees
sbeubs fatnen ile am piles Mrthsbans nno Deg fol-
senben Mcrsene fnbr Der Ieser nit gsasen nlg per.
Srm. Wies Wirtbsbaus perlasen bate, lah man etOas
bonn Baeen 9etpprfenes NIT Slnt befledtes Strob.
gap barauf fam bic geadridt baB tna e'nen Grnter'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
BEAUTIFUL.

Greenough, in letter to the Secretary
Of the Treasury, accompanying his
statue of Washington, says, 81 beg leave
to represent that, though | have been
paid for this statue, ! have still an in
terest in 1.-THE interest of a father in his
child. 1t is the birth of my thought. I
have sacrificed to it the flower of my
DAYS, and the freshness of my strength
it's every lineament has been moistened
with the sweat of my toll and the tears
of my exile. | would not barter away
its association with my name for the
proudest fortune that avarice ever dream
ed Of"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
WASHINGTON, September IA, l84i,
MR.. wEBsTER,s LETTER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l. 184

WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1841
My dear SRI thank you for your
kind and friendly letter.
You will have learned that Messrs. Ew-
ing, Bell, Badger, and Crittenden, have
resigned their respective Offices. Pro-
badly Mr.. Granger may feel bound to
follow the example. This occurrence can
hardly cause you the same degree of re-
greet which it has occasioned to me, as
they are not only my friends, but per-
sons with whom | have had, for some
time, daily official intercourse.
could not partake in this movement. 1t
is supposed to be justified, presume, by
the differences which have arisen be-
tween the President and Congress, upon
the means of establishing proper Fis-
cal Agency, and restoring sound state
of the currency, and collateral matters
growing out of these differences. | re-
greet these differences as deeply as any
man; but have not been able to see in
what manner the resignation of the Ca
binet was likely either to remove or mi
tigate the evils produced by them. On
the contrary, my only reliance for re-
medy for these evils has been, and Is on
the union, Cancellation, and perseverance,
of the whole wing party; and by no
means despair Of seeing yet accomplish
ed, by lhese means, all that we desire.
II may render US more patient under
disappointment in regard toone measure,
to recollect, as is justly stated by the
President in his last message, how great
a number of important measures have
been already successfully carried thro'.
hardly know when such mass of bu-
siness has been despatched in single
session of Congress.
! The annual winter session is now near
at hand; the same Congress is again
soon to assemble, and feeling as deeply
a ever did the indispensable necessity
of some suitable provision for the keep
ing of the public money, for aid to the
operation of the treasury, and to the
high public interest of the currency and
exchange, am not in haste to believe that
the party which has now the predomi
nance viii not, in these respects, yet ful
fl the expectation Of the country. If i
shall not, then our condition is forlorn
indeed. But for one, ! not give up th'
hope.
/ NV particula- connection with the ed
ninistr alton, however, IS ia another de
fs4. =
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
MR.. wEBsTER's SECOND LETTER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1s41.
To Messrs. Gales &. Seaton.
GENTLEMEN: Lest any misapprehen-
sion should exist as to the reasons which
have led me to differ from the course pur-
sued by my late colleagues, | wish to
say that remain in my place, first, be-
cause have seen no sufficient reasons
for the dissolution of the late cabinet, by
the voluntary act Of its own members.
| am perfectly persuaded of the abso-
Lutte necessity of an institution, under the
authority of Congress, TO aid revenue
and financial operations, and to give the
country the blessing of good currency
and cheap exchanges.
Notwithstanding what has passed,
have confidence that the President will
cooperate with the Legislature in over
coming all the difficulties in the attain
ment of these objections; and it is to the
union of the wing party-by which
mean the whole party, the whig Presi
dent, the whig Congress, and the wing
people-that look for a realization Of
our wishes. can look no where else.
In the second place, if had seen rea
sons to resign my Office, | should not have
done so without giving the Presiden
reasonable notice, and affording him time
to select the hands to which he should
con6de the delicate and important affair,
now pending in this department.
am, gentlemen, respectfully
Your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
rhe necessity of keeping public FaitI

t.Good faith is the richest exchequer
of princes for the more it is drawn upon
the firmer it is-and its resources an
crease with its payments. A falsehood
from royal lips is, 10 a nation, what the
mistake ola signal is to an army. The
word Of King is as Phoras to the ma
riner--to withhold his word is to with
hold the Iight--but to give his word and
not to fulflit, is not only to withhold the
true light--but to set up a false one.
Ldcon.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
ruo,v man his own washerwoman..,

Every man his own washerwoman.U
The people having been some time since
snddeuly attacked with fit of economy /:
Every thing having in view a reduction
ofexDenditure and the safe keeping of
the funds, is most industriousIy sought
and examined by them, and if this "shirt
caner"is possessed of this power, and
operates per Sc the distinguished? invent
or had better come up as soon as possible.
A great many, regardless about its ope-
aating over the Union" so this region
is favored, are perfectly delighted with
the intimation that it operates per Sc.
Look to it, will you?
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16
scene in a Circulating Library.

Libr arian behind the counter, throwing
sleeps eyes on very pretty widow
who is looking over the catalog ue.
Lady What have you that is new and
inter esting2
Shopman. "Bride and no Wife, is new,
and the "Marrying Man" is very inter-
esting If you don't like that, allow
me to recommend the "Favorite of Ma
ture" or the "Vagabond."
Lady. | don't think should like Ell
Their of those-have you got "Human
FraiIties," or "Ten Thousand Year?''
Shopman. Yes | have the first, but
unfortunately, notthe second. Wouldn'G
you like eFlirtation," or "The Devot-
ed?'' Have you had the ''Capricious
Father?"
Lady. Oh! yes had that and the "Mis-
cries of Marriage"
Shopman. Here's olive and Learn
Thinks | to myself" ia School for
Widows"
Lady. Haven't you got "Mannerse"
ShopnsGns. Keep cool-here's snatch
making," Glove and Pride''-"Ruling
Passions" ! am very very sorry | can
suit you. every strange but very true
Do you like-sMy Sister Ann?'
Lady. can't say that do. better thar
Blighted Ambition" but think | viii
take Romance and Reality''-or i'll cam
get that, will make the ssMoneyed Man
answer.
Shopmam. You'd betterhave "Precau
ton" also.
Lady. No, ! have got enough. Goo
morning, sir?
And the lady left the s'Irving" with
smile on her lips, which seemed refec
ton Of that of the polite and witty libra
rian.-N 7. atlas.
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Lord Lyndhurst's Opinion an the Nc
Leod Casa letter lately received from
gentleman in England, whose state
ment is high authority, says that thatju-
rist, Lyndhurst, does not hesitate to de-
clare his opinion that the State of New
York is right in persisting to try Mcleod
in & court of justice.
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A CARD.-During the last winter ses-
zion Of Congress, and during that which
has just expired, received vast numbers
of letters, the receipt of which | did not
acknowledge. The alternative was pre-
scented me Of emitting to answer them, or
total neglect of my public duties. In
deciding to attend to these, embraced
that branch of the alternative which
hoped my correspondents would approve
or excuse. But desire now to offer this
apology TO them, and to say that my APP
parent neglect did not proceed from any
insensibility to the value or Importance
of their communications.
H. CLAY.
WASHINGTON, September Ia, 1871.
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The Prince de Joinville lately arrived
at New York in the frigate La Belle
Poule He intends to remain in this
country some time and visit the princi-
pal cities in the Union. OF course he
will come to Canton.
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Several ladies whoare regarded as tie
leaders Of fashio1 IN the Bsan zaoz&s C
Parls, have recently appeared Al he
Opera with 4 dagger partially eoaceal-
ed IN the eorsage Of their dress %
this dagger only the gold handle j sszi-
bic, and that i adorned with rich carx-
Tag or precious stones A Parss iour-
-naiist, noticing this singular eustozn.
says--Are these Poinards insended %
menace inhdelisy or PresumptiOni 70
punish Inconsistency or to defsnd virsaef
Probably We shall soon hear &C soms
romantic drama, the deno4SzsenE Of which
VIII De crowned BY the protecting D.
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GEN.CAss,

Has replied to a Philadelphia commit
tee Of locos, who desired to know If he
would run for the Presidency, that he
will run ifnominated by general party
convention. His letter is dated Paris,
10Th August, and occupies two columes
of the American Sentinel.
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From the New Orleans Native American.
HEROIC NAMES.


From the New Orleans Native American.
HEROIC NAMES.
They linger not upon our waves,
Along our plains that haIlowed were,
Once blythe tread of freedoms waves,
They march no longer there.
Yetstlll voice-'tis Glory's, starts
From every spot that valor claims,
And in our ears and on our hearts
Breathes their heroic names.
Though they from dust have gone to dust,
To us-their sons-the God who saves,
Hath sanctiied the glorious trust
Of guarding still their graves
We stand beside the moulds that hold
Their ashes-dust which yet is fame's-
And blend the prayers they breathed Of old.
With their heroic names.
Prayers for the free-the passion stirs
The more the tides of ages part,
And Cenotaphs and sepulchres
Rise on the nations hearts,
Inscribed to those who bent beside
Our freedoms earliest altar flames,
And mingle with our country's pride
Their old heroic names.
Heroic names that ever will
Heroic thoughts and deeds inspire,
An! in mems breasts be written still
In words Of living fire.
They Iinger MOI upon our waves,
But every spot that vaior claims
Breathes still above their glorious graves,
Their old heroic names.
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HelLcrisms.-s Ny dear, lhad'nt yco
better warm Your dear little toesf- rs the
man said to his wife = week afler Hsar-
rage. Keep your eonfoanded hOofs
out OF the fire. as he said six months a.
forwards.
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Another GrOwl from The o,d -.

Gen. Jackson has addressed letter m
New York committee, who had address.
ed one to the old chief on the subject Of
the veto. The old man speaks commend
ably of the course of Mr.. TYLER.