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SELLING orr CHEAP.

1000 OR MORE pounds good Cotton
loOO Batting at Gl per 10. Calcoes to
correspond, say at about or cts. per yard.
lot Caps Comlorlcrs and Muils at nearly one
half former prices.
Also great variety of Goods at prices too low 10 be
printed.
The work of selling of cheap has fairly commenced
aud al goods sold to suit purchasers, a,
A January 1872 IIOWARD'S
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school Hooks. PaDer. Sc,

WE the suhscril err, having leen appointed lv
w the lonora le the ProT ate Colr, for the Dis
irlc oiGrand Isle, commits toners 10 receive, exam
Inc and acl The claims and demands of all per ons
against the estate Of Mary Tola late Of Grand Isle
deceased represented nsoycni, and also all claims
and demands exhl'lied in oi,et there o: and six
month, from the 10 IA Of February. 1872 eng al
lowed hy sad Court Tor ha, purpu,e, we do there
fore here give nore, THAI we VIII meet at The
dwelling house of Scion Tol ia, in the Town Of
Grand lie. on the h Of Aog l>t, at O'Clock A. NJ
S Sh%I1 r a :; %:'SH555S, co~'r-.
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ATTENTION COMPANY.

The members of the Burlington Light Llfan'r3
are requested 10 meet al the Fra Kin Hotel on Tues
day the ed Of March inst, st O'Clock Y. M
Every mem er is requested to he on hand - as bust
ness Of Importance will come before thrH,
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Sexton for the Village.

HAVING received the above app intment, the
- Public are respectfully apprzed that will at all
times be N readiness to attend 70 the duties # the
Office The Old hearse has been repaired for prs
ont nse an there rs some hope Of getting nsw one.
Collins OF any kind furnished az the ghortos, notice
and all charges moderate.
d. K. PANGBO3N
Shor on Cailn's Lane l7h March 1872
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meeting Of the Young Mems Total Abstinence
Society will be holden al the Court House this even
ing athalf past o'clock. A punclua attendance OF
all the members is req ested
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GEORGE BLiKE'S ! STATE.
STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Cour, held
District of Chttenden at Burlington within
and for said district of Ch.,tendrn the twelfth day
oltehruaiy \. lst2,
The Executors of the last viii and testament OF
George Blake, late OF Boston IN tie County OF SUI
fox IN the State of Massachusetts,, deceased having
presented IN said court copy OF the las, " IL and
lament of The sad testaor duly approved and allowed
N the probate court Tor said County of Suffolk tina,
said copy may be filed and recorded IN this Court
agreeihy to the statute in such made and proyl.
dcd. Therefore il is hereby ordered that all persons
concerned notified 10 npFoarheiore this court nj
session thereof to b. held At the Registers file IN
said Darlington on the third "Wednesday OF March
1912 and contest the fling and recording Of the aforc
SAID copy Of sad will IN this court, II they cause
by puhca ion Of his order thee weeks surcessiyCyin
the burlington FREE Press. new spaper printed IN
Burlington in he Comfy Of (h,'irndcn, the last of
which PUBLICATIONS o be previous 10 Inc day 1851 ,nod
as aforesa d for hrllill. WiWESTON, Register
A tue copy Of the record attest
WN. Wrsros Regls:cr.
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ONE SHILLING.
a MATCH FOR II ARD ES!!
The Subscriber offers for sale the
GREEN MOUNTAIN REPOSITORY,

EDITED ny ZADocK HoMPsoN.
for one ShiHino each.
TNHE book contains PSI Duodrcmo pages and is
L bound in a good substantial manner The book
contains many biographical notices oG,he earlier set
ers OF Vermont-a ID much authentic information ie-
atve To the natural and civil history of the state.
The price of the Repository IS within the reach of
every "nau lr0Baa and c'ih,' and is n book that
sh ud be in the hands ofevery child in the State hat
canread, and il 'r0u'd not bea rery serious injury TO
Adults, 0hty shouid reddH.
LIBERAL discount made to those who buy to sell, or
buy to gyea away. --..
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
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Commissioncr's Notice.

u HIIHIssTUi''F-N NUkIVVs
WE the Subs T,be5s, having been Apo in,ed by
w ihp Honorable the Proha Court for tie Dis
tict of Oh ,enden, commissioners to receive, exam
me and list the claims AID demands OF I'LL persons,
agans. the estate of Roswell Grow, late of Woslord
in said District deceased, represented insoiyent
and also all Claims and demands exhibited N offset
thereto; and ix months from the day OF the lat,
hereof being allowed by sad Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that will At
tend % the business ofor appoint ent, al s. H. san
ford's Inn N Wesf'ld in sald District the las
Mondays OF june and July next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on each # said days,
Dated this ID dav of February A. d. 1912.
JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN HAZELTON, ,Com'rs
IlNEs NICHOLS
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VIEW FIRM.

vSNHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
1 Dubic rha, they have purchas Ell The entire stock
of Furniture and Tanning Mills at the New Establish.
,neu heretofore owned and conducted by The hrm q
Mitchell & Barn :, and Will continue the business
under the firm OF Barnes d hee'et Where 'ley !l'chu
ia keen constantly on hand an extensive assortment;
of Soias Srcr,aris, hoo. ceases, Bureaus, Bed leads,
Tables and Stands of various kinds and pl eos 10
suit Gus omers. Most kinds OF country produce re-
ceyed in paymen' Also most kinds Lumber, suitable
for our business viii BE- taken in exchange Ior FuH!-
ture " flaming Nils. ~ yrr,y,
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BEWARE or DECEPTIOV

has freq emily come TO the knowle ige of the sub
L scrl5cr tina empty Snuff Jars with his I,abe on
them have been bought up for the purpose of selling
N them an inferior atty Snuff and also that his
Snuii -labels have. IN instances been counter
ieited or the general design of the same so imi aed
as to easily deceive the unwnry. He deems it, there.
lore ~ dHty to inform rhasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them TO tear of or detace the lqbes
on the outside OF the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, q as TO prevent further us, of the same
suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
VIII lead 10 the detection and conviction of the I'M
posters. "
The Subscriaer continues 10 Manufacture, and Of.
.Jers for sale the foiiolring articles:
Fine Brown smut.
nei,,Ilne Maccoboy, ro>e, American Rappee,
i i'lon do. favored, Holland do
~ ~ 90. Tuberose.
nW'ese, 40. ST, Omer
ou'acoa' 90: Srasburg.
Coarscu rown SnuG.
DeIhIStos: Naichoches.
Pure Virginia. French Rnnnec
Bourbon. Ama,;oan ~ nn,l.n,,n
ST. Domingo. pr Sn,rish
Copenhagen superior favor. l.. Mixture.
yellow Snuff,
I If,1 r ana Fine. insh Bac guard orr Coarse
High Toast ldsh Hleh Toast. "o"'se'
sweet Scented Fine Gut Chewing Tobacco,
Spanish kltelort, CANISTER Common and Stems
"a liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers
i'EIER LORlLLARD, Jr,, ~ Chatham ST., New
York. Nv"
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y Z VI 7 7 u = Y VI -
Willard GORDON, Com
SETH IiOAf,

Az T. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
'rlct of CnItend-n, commissioners 10 receive, ,x-
anime and adjust the claim and demand OF all per-
persons, against the estate of SHunAEL CLARE late Of
HncsbuIeh IN SAID District, deceased, represented
nsuven', and al all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by sad Court for that
purpose, do therefore hereby give notice, that we
viii attend To the business Of appointment al the
dwelling of the widow Nio ct Clark in Iinesburgh in
SAID District, the first Mondays of MAY and July
next at 10 o'cloct, A. NJ, on each Of sand days.
Dated, this 23d day OF Feb. A. ID. 1872.
JOSEPH MARSH c-.,,.
JOHN NORTON. C0mmtsSIoners.
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NOTICE.

fiNliE slips in tie new Congregational Church at
l this l.are vii lie oil ON Sa urIay, the l2th day
Of March, at which time the terms Of sale will lc
made known.
burlington, 23i Feb. 1872.
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ELOTI{,S EI{EdP.

lust reed few pieces Burlington Mill Co Cloths
- Also For Sale very Fine b ack and Blue Black
and Invisible Green, English Cloths, do. do. hlnck
and Blue Blac Wool dyed Eng. tassmcfes, Also
4 few pieces Pilot and Beaver Cloths all which must
lie sold and are now offered at great Bargains by,
f. NJ WRIGHT " Co.
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WEALTH AND WORTH.

A MONG the very many valuable new publica-
IA tons received the la, week at the bookstore of
the 81 ,criber.may be found, WEALTH & WORTH.
the first Of series of American Family Tales from
the pen of an American. That north and not wealth
makes the man IS plainly and elegantly proved We
recommend every father 10 place tins little work in
the hands of his chi dren, that they may learn how
to act under the trlas OF bereavement and poverty
March l. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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MT n 70 p 4 N ri

SskL u a. u W VI
In Richmond, on the llIh inst, hy Rev Lyman
LovewelI, Mr.. simpson Hayes of Fayslon 10 Miss
Lucrstia llaliock Of r..
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NOTICE..

rENlIiS may certify that have given my son Cha.
II. Pratt. his tneduriug his minority, and shall
therefore claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
de Is of his contracting after this dare.
Jericho, Eel. B. 1912. IEBAif PRATT.
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t.lPRiR, WAIT $ ROOT,
su,orters n nd Wholesale a nd Retail Dealers
CnOCyERv, GLASS g. CHINA WARE,

: ,he, and Cus.ard Cup, o. Blue, PINK, White Milan
aud Bourbon sprlgd wa,e, wlIh Tea Sets to ma, ch
zach great variety o.. Toilet sets and all qualities
". co.nton ware usually wanted Tor family use all
OF witch VA! he soiL cheap At Who'll ,salc or retail q,
g. .rlr store, corner of CharcA AMI College streets
.iYrliuut1n. Jan. a. lSi2.
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DISSOLUTION.
The copa riner>hp heretofore existing between the
unler> lgned IN Burlington, under the style Of Kern
& Walker, and s. Walker & Go. are This day by our
mutual consent dissolved. A demands in favor Of
ei'her Of SAID firms, now PAYABLE, and which ,hall
NOT 'e paid ly the hr> day Of April next, will lie left
III the hands OIL Lenven>worti Esq. for collection.
Burlington, M>rch 5 1912
DANIEL KERN.
SOLOMON WA IKER.
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NOTICE.

NE Coparinersllp hcrctof re existing under the
L firm Of Hlcko d Catn IS this dav dissolved
All demands due hem which are unsettled on the LIST
OF Aril mex will be placed in The hands of H. Leay.
enwor h, Esq. for collection. II p. HICKOK
March, 1872. III w. CATLIN
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m HoGSHf ADS of the best quality Of Vinegar
i " for sale by G.. PETERSON.
Also, Fresh Oranges and Lemons, st received
from New York. March l6, 1872
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FOUND

FOUND.
On the Turnpike about 100 rods east of the college
aRockIng chair. The owner can have the same by
ealing on the subscr er, proving property and pay
ing charges.
John KIMBALL.
Burlington, Dorset street. Feb. 25 h 1912.
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IRISH LIN EMS. of every style AMI quality are
lnow Offered T.. NJ. Wright & Co. at great bar.
gains for cash those in want will do well to give
US a call. March3.
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Collec tors Notice.
TICE !. hrnlv given 10 AL persons owning
,eam.Lost ,lock, or stock in The Champlaln
sporia'ion Company, living ont OF tins SAFE
Of The tax assessed upon said stock, under the Ac'
atelsi0 j. now due aud unless the sane i iih'Vil-
AuI,, nal ih.r several share viii be sold at public
cion, for the payment Of -aid iaXtN.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, Vermont
is 22d day OF February i IL:
UIMAN LANE, Collector
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Oats. Rye and Corn.
NOTICE

A FEW hundred bushels Of Oats, Rye and Corn
n for sale by the quantity or single bashcl, by
March IA. s. WALKER
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j. III. WALTON,
IRA IED,

FROM 1hc suh>cri' er in Charlotte,
acg~ySrSE al oat the LIST of lily last. year!lns';
Ejs i-ss4yf3 one re line back steer, one rel llns
Et5ASSK lack heicr, and one brndIe heIier.
VA IN Whoever will return said cattle, -
-, ~ 1rI.- ON rca'in 20 the same shall ie suitably
Rewarded Frl. Is, io42 oN'.N 1N.-.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,

HER. y hUCilETTE'S Second Course ofpub-
W. Inc instruction in the French language will
commence at The Corr House On THURSDAY the 81
March next, Al o'roca p. VI.
IIrlct for The Core to le had a usual at Mr.
BnAMAN's Bookstore Sl,75 each. Admission for
slngic evening", % cclt>.
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GEORGE BLAKE'S STATE.
STAWE OLE NERNIONI J Atn prnhaic Cnnri M

For advertisement of which, looks rfirt cou,ra4r
his paper For sale by PECK H. SPEAR
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stgating the duel was concerned; though as far as
the sin of duelIing was concerned, he confessed he
was not ready"
That Messrs Criltenden and Menilee were pres
ent at the murder of Mr. Cilley, is no new iact.-
That Mr. Clay was their messmae, and likely 10
have been consulted in all their arrangements, Is
no new fact. That Immediately upon the issue Of
the duel, special message was sent him inform
ing him that y" Ciiley is shot and GrareS IS safe,
is no new fact. But the statements of Mr. Wise,
made openly in his presence, carry the differences
against him great deal further, and II true, Gr
upon him beyond escape, the chief gull ofhe mur-
der of Mr. Cilley.
IfMr Wise is believed, he acted on the field un-
der WRITTEN instructions. Who dictated lhem'
None of those who were presents would have gwen
WRITTEN instructions. Who was the absent
men who dictated them' Who but "he higher
and more distinguished men," who remained at
home, anxiousy awaiting the announcement of the
event by special message' Who but the mess
mate of the murderers Who but the man whose
influence over them, amounted to absolute control!
Who but Mr. Clay ;-Aiaine Age.
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MIR PRESTON OF s. c.

This gentleman, whose powerful reply to Mr.
Clay on The Veto question Is allowed on all hands
to be the most master y speech he has ever deiiv-
cred in the senate of the United S,utes.--and
whose speech on the Michigan Memorial on the I'd
instant indicates strongly his disposition to return
to his first love, Qhe creed of the States Rights
Virginan School,) is becoming an object of dis
trust and apprehension TO the federal Wings. lle
has recently displayed power, to which he has
long been a strarger-and for the simple reason
that man is always stronger ON the side oil Truth
than of the error.
The Washington Correspondent Of the New
York Express, noticing his speech of that day,
says:
THE debate between Mr. P and Mr. Clay, was
of the dueo style. Mr. Preston spoke three times
and Mr. Clay twice. 1t was but the last week that
these two senators were at the antpodes upon 9TH
er subjects. Indeed, can hardly see any agree
ment of opinion between Mr. Peston and any OF his
old associates in the Senate. lie votes against the
Treasury Note Bill, no matter wVat the necessity,
he opposes the BankruplBil no matter for the power
or urgency for the passage Of the Bill. lie isaganst
Distribution, Tariff Internal Improvements, and,
in all things, for the narrowest construction of the
constitution. Upon all these questions he is found
with the opponents of the administration, and the
Wings of course have often in consequence 10 sui
fer the mos, painful ofalI wounds that of being
wounded in the house of friend. But all these
opinions Of strict construction and and of local nc
ton, must say, are in reference to public duties,
and no doubt ure conscentiously held One how
ever, cannot bu: regretto see so Intelligent man
beating the air Of distractions"
! How it is possible, that any man like Mr. Preston
entertaining these abstract and just opinions, oil
like Mr. Thornton of Caroline, should cooperate
with party like the Clay Wings, is phenomenon
perfectly incxpIlcabe to us. Can it be, that meas
urcs are of less consequence than men-princip'(
of less Importance than porty' For our own parts
we say Il, once, "Give US Fuith-giye us Works
give us both FGih and JF0rkS-Fanh wiihou
works is dead-Richmond Enquirer.
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had not been entered on the books of the Depart
men; at Washington, Now hereaders of the Free
Press and Watchman, will never hear OF these
facts. These two journals have too long acted on
the principle that "a lie well stuck 10, Is as good as
The truth TO deviate from it in this case.
But the federal journals may prae about public
debt, now, after one year of federal " reform" has
passed, On the % of December last, only ten
months after the accession of these reormers to
power, how stood the case' According to the Re-
port of the federal Secretary of the Treasury, the
public debt was ut that time $l4 ,72S,635! OF which
1888 1927, only was Treasury noles-being in
increase of nearly one million in Treasury notes
aud seven millions in debt in other forms! This
too in the short space of ten months Pretty fell
lows to talk about debt and extravaganza.
Burlington Sentinel
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HYMN OF THE EMANClPATED.
TUNE:-"OM Hundred.

TUNE:--"OM Hundred
Before lhv throne we boast the name
OF FREEMEN:-God, thy irown is just.
Immortals break your bonds of shame!
Arise, inebllates, from The dust
Slavery and death the cup contains;
Dash to the earth the poisoned bowl!
Softer than silk are iron chains,
Compared with those that chale the soul.
IIosannas, Lord, TO thee we sing,
Whose power the giant fend obeys,
What countless thousands tribute bring,
For happier homes and brighter days.
Thou wilt not break the bruised reed,
Nor leave the broken heart unbound:
The wife regans n husband freed!
The orphan caspsa father found!
Spare, Lord, the thoughless, guide the blind;
Till man 10 more shall deem it just
To live by forging chains to bind
His weaker brother in the dust
With natures draulht your gobIets fill,
And pledge the world that We are free!
God of eternal truth, we will!
Our cause is thine, our trust in thee!
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DrNg and Medicine Store,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

yINIIE valuable Farm belonging to the Estate OF the 'N''
I NM. GILLETTE, of Slaron, and known by the
name OF the Dana Farm" continuing about l)O acres OF
choicest land in Windsor Coz and about miles above
sharon village is now offered tor sule. II Is beautifully
situated on White River, und eycellent stand Tor
Tavern, aud where there has been one constantly KEEP
for 80 years until Oiluc. said Nn is very productive
and in high state o! cutiyatOn-oi IN arabic kl, ir't
from stone be NJ rich mari and easily ued Hnd Is well
watercd and woOdCd-Suhlr for raising great quantities
Of grain and for keeping large stock at cattle, snid
Farm can he divided about equal and make to excellent
nncs-wit equal share ol meadow, upland, ana "ouu-
land, to accommodate the purchaser.
Part Of the pay men will be made rcry tdSy,-SjOOO
ut about 2prr cent interest, and to be paid sen'ah-
nunllv can remain fnreyer,and $4,000 more (hlte-l
paid annual, can remain for ycars'tc residue must be
paid in six months from sule (uneNs the purchaser wonh
prefer paving when the hhrgin is cloScd) said Farm
will be sold ut public auction at the Dwelling House oi
the deceased, the 9Th day OF March uext NJ one
o'clock. r. VI.
ALSO.
One hundred nrrcs If csc land, excellent for sheep
nasiure aud subject to rent Of nine dollars per year,
ut no other taNc, possession will be given the first day
Of next Apr oi both irm.-geHtcmrn VINO nre ANXIOUS
npurchasc mn elegant farm (udouhc'y The best III the
County of WINDSOR are invited to attend.
c. PARTRIDGE, administrator.
Sl1"ol, Feb. 2lst l-l2 91'iW'
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The Convention WINS addressed by Mn A, Will
kins in the afternoon, and by Isaac N. Cushman
Esq, in the evening-afer which the following
resolution was introduced by Doct. Castle, and
unanimously adopted.
ResOlrei, That the thanks of this Convention
be presented to Mr. A. Wilkins, and |. N, Cush-
man, Esq for their interesting and able addresses
also TO the Society and pastor Of the church for
the use of their House on this occasion
Adjourned, sine die.
Woodstock, Feb, %, 1912,
b. r. PALMER, President
W. C. French, Recording Secretary.
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For The Spirit Of the Age.
THE STORM SPIRIT.

come! | come. and the northern sky
Is bright with the flash of my blazing eye,
The iadeless ray of the polar Star,
That serves as a guide in that fearful hour
Midst unknown Seas to the gallant tar,
When compass and quadrant lose their power
IsyeiIed by the shade of my sable wing,
AS wide to the blast lis folds fling,
speed my way through the forest wide
And bow the oak in lis power and pride,
From greenwood vale and shaded glen
Is heard the changing of hoofand horn,
The bay of dogs the shouts of men
As the flaming wheels of my car lorewnrn
Their fight away from the sylvan-strath
When tide the gale in fire and wrath.
Der the waving grass oflhc verdant plain
Der the ripenngs fields of golden grain,
bent my course; the farmers hope
Ola Joyous harvest home is crushed,
For nought so weak and lial could cope,
With my sweeping train rs onward rushed
And with aching heart he views aghast
The bghed track Ger which I've past.
Like an eyre built on a ragged steep,
That beeting frowns DER the angry deep,
Stands the ishermans hut; and It's beacon fire
Cleans forth with "A pure and steady ray
TO guide the bark orlhe son and sire
Who piled their calling day by day,
let meier again will they ride the wave
For they sleep in the depths olan ocean cave
The signal gun of he foundring wreck,
Boom Ger, the wave as the punging deck
Sinks meath the tide; and piping wall
OF drowning men is borne a lee
As rend each shroud and spin each sail
Aud bury all in the deep-deep Sea,
Thus madly DER the earth reign
Till locked in Eous caves again.
n. Y.
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.Abai .N6minoiion.--It is said that Mr. d ickey
has been nominated Frs. Comptroller in the place
of Nh Barker. Mr. Dickey was one of those who
fastened the niquitous Bank of the United States
upon this Commonwealth. lie would make n pref
ty Comptroller of the Treasury. Better appoint
the devil at once.
Philadelphia Spirit of The Times,
Don't believe you would do any better than
Dickoy.