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VOL. XVII.....No. 20.

try about Copper Harbor whicl, he thinks IL
not the point for the copper ore. He says:
Several companies are this morning try.
ing to organize. TO cut IA road or path to tho
highlands. Small parties have tried to make
the hills. but have failed in consequence OF
the white cedar swamps they had to encoun.
ter in this vicinity. | cannot find cOmpa.
rlson for the lake shore so apt as the idea
formed Of the swamps in Florida for not
only the lowlands, bnt the highest mountains
are so densely covered witt, all the different
species Of pine, laurel, &C.. that single man
cannot penetrate the country without hatch-
ct to cut the limbs from the trees. The
country has never been burnt within the re.
| collection of the oldest French or half breeds.
| do not hazard the truth when | say, that
the fallen and dccayed timber and under.
growth, such as laurel, moss, &C., liz upon
the ground from seven to ten feet in depth
in many places. have in many places gone
up TO my knees in moss and decomposed
vegetable matter on dry ground.
This point is only rendezvous for organ.
zation of parties TO explore, and place Of
depot. You will readily perceive that =
country Of this character will require u great
deal of labor and pr;vation, as well as CAPT.
tai, and at least two years to determine ito
character as copper region.
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GRAMMAR IN THE BACK Woops.-'Class
in grammar may come on the floor. Now,
John, commence. All The world is in debt.
Parse world
'World is a general noun, common metre,
objective case, and governed by Miller.'
Very well. Sam, parse debt
Debt is common noun, impressive
mood, and dreadful CASE
'Tha.'ll do. Read the next sentence
Boys and girls must have their play
Philip, parse boys
Boys is particular noun, single NUN.
Der, uncertain in mood, laughable case. and
agrees with girls
The next
'Roys is masculine noun, inferior num-
Der, conjunc,Ve mood, aud belongs To the
girls, with which i, agrees
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THE LAST MAN.

by THOMAS CAMPBELL.
All worldly shapes shall meet in gloom,
The sun himself must die.
Before the mortal shall assume
Its immortality!
saw vision in my sleep,
That gave my spirit strength 10 sweep
Adown the gulf of time!
saw the last of human mould,
That shall creations death behold,
AS Adam saw her prime!
The suns eve had a siclily glare,
The EARTH with are was wan;
The skeletons of nations were
Around that lonely man!
Some had expired in fright.-the brands
Still rusled in their bony hands;
In plague and famine some!
Earths cities had no sound or tread;
And ships were drifting with the dead
To shores where all was dumb
Yet. prophet-like that lone one stood,
With dauntless words and high,
That shook the serc leaves from the wood
As il storm passed BY
Saying ave are twinel in DEATH proud Sum-
Thy fnce is cold, thy race is run,
IT'S mercy bids thee go.
For thou ten thousand thousand years
Hast seen the tide of human tears,
Tha, shall no longer flow.
"wh,r, thou-h, beneath thee man put forth
His pomp, his pride. his skill;
And arts that made FIVE food and earth,
The viss1ls Of his wi |
Yet mourn not thy p'rted sway,
Thou dim, discrowned king of day;
For all those irophied arts
And triumphs thar beneath the sprane,
Heald not passion or n pang
Entail'd on human hearts.
"Go let obli,ions curtain fall
Upon the stoga Of men;
Nor with thy rising beams recall
Life s tragedy again.
Its plieous pa ge1nts bring not back,
Nor wa zen flesh upon the rack
or pain anew to wrthe;
Srelch'd in diseases shapes abhorr'd,
Or mown in laitle by the sword,
Like grass beneath the scythe.
"Ev'n lam weary IN you skies
To wach thy fading fire;
Test Of all sunless agones,
Behold not me expire.
My lips that sneak thy dirge Of death,
Their rounded Gasp and gurging breath
To see thOu shalt not boast
The eclipse OF nature spreads my pail,
The majesty of darkness shall
Receive my parting ghost!
"Ths spirit shall return 10 Him
Who gave his heavenly spark;
Yet think not, sun il shall he dim
When Ilbu thyselfar DARK,
No! it shall live again, and shine
In bliss unknown u beams of thine,
BY Him rcca'd to breath,
- captive led captivity,
~ ~ nod the grave of victory,
VINO ro'"t sting from deathi
,,. holds me up
On natures awful waste
To drink this last and bitter cup
OF grief that man shall taste;
Go, tell the knight that hides thy face,
Thou saw'st the last of Adams race,
On earii's scpulchral clod
Th, DARK ming unver defy
To quench his immortality.
OF shake his trps, in God J"
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"rO ORE FOUND WASHING.


no ORE FOUND WASHING.
Mere mere, heacle, O. Sartinr-scrLrTvRr.
"1hou Inst no means ut once TO slew
Thy beasts and gidless tongues 10 tree;
Thou hast no rareent pure and true,
Nor feed for one who knelt to theej
Who kneit, and dreamed they all his own,
Nor knew dearer wish belidle,
Who made his tumb,ino parsnps KNOWN
And looked to arm thee for bridle!
What is the row what once heard
From those bow bea'ing nps Of thine7
Brokers! oh, brokers' one by one,
Zen while worshpped at thy shinei
Bro er by thee to VIII I'M lowed,
As lends the wind flaw to the tries;
As bursts the chaldron hro' the clod,
To Onions, and the flcas as dies.
But thou art lost! and ! no more
Mus dirk thy undeceaving glancei
One tlious e. friendly squill are DER
Our rapiured moments in the dance!
Vanished, like dew. drops from the sprag,
Are moments which in business flew
! cut lfe's brightest peal n-wag,
And fulse one, break my bust-a ndieu!
On breaking into laugh at the utter stupid
ty Of this typical metamorphosis, found that thu
stranger grew red in the face. He snatche'
the paper from my hand, and disappeared, ma
king his bow as he retired.
And, beloved reader, having exceeded m!
boundaries, let me do the same. Thine I'll
doomsday. OLLAPoD
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BURLINGTON VERMONT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90 ls4a

breeches pocket. Sir said he, striking
titude. sent them verses to he printed into
the Literary Steamboat and General Wester'
Alligator 1t is paper, Sir, with immense cur.
culaion. A column in it, to he read by the
boatmen and RATS men Of the West, is immor-
talily. say nothing. Just see how my lnfu-
sion was butchered. cant read it,
I took the paper, a little yellow six.by-elgh
fnlio and no ad TINS. .-..
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Rochester.
Rochester.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
ROCHESTER, June rs, lSi3.
TLOicotf the pecuI1fiu1 Tu,,Ucr The


ROCHESTER,, June 28 1913.
Sentence OF JTotcot, the Peculating La,oyer The
Observation-Disclosures Popularity of the Herald.
DEAR B.
Our County Court has this day concluded its SEES
sion, and has, among other things, tried, found
guilty, and sentenced, John ]. Wolcott, a member
of the BAR admitted last October term of the Su-
preme Court held this city, for stealing law books
from his professional brethren. The young man
was graduate of Middlebury College, Vermont,
and heretofore sustained fair character Judge
Sampson, IN passing the sentence of the law, com
mented on the numerous advantages which he had
enjoyed, and the opportunities he had neglected.
AS the jury only found him guilty of petit larceny,
(although he stood indicted for grand) the punish
ment was confined to fine and imprisonment to
wit: six months in the county Jail and fine of one
hundred dollars.
Our usually dcmure city was last week startled
from Its proprlety by the arrival of tribe of Miller
ites, with mammoth tent, which they pitched, and
held forth in tor one day only The succe eding one
being rather rainy and gusy, the saturated canvass
tell with It's own weight, and caused an awful de-
sructon of bonnets and finery among the numerous
congregation. Yesterday they held meeting in
our spacious Market Hall, but were compelled TO
deslst by some loafers throwing ink, &c. on their
charts, circumstance which gave the majestic
head OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT an awfully black eye.
Our politicians the qui viUe from the first
Judge having signltied his intention of resignng
Q. M. Lee, F. M Haght and II. K. Selden. are thu
legal gentlemen most talk ed about for his successor
Your paper is in great demand, and Is looked upon
as authority by all our business men.
Yours, &c, SAML. WELLER
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A CHARMING DEsIeN-A novel and pleasant thing
is TO be enacted in Baltimore on the Atm July.
large number of Sunday School girls are to form
floral procession, each carrying moss basket
filled with flowers These are afterwards to be DIS
posed OF, and the proceeds applied to charitable
purpose Could not something similar be gotten up
in our quis, and goodly city
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
no. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
PASSAGE and from Great EraIn and Ireland, Liver
poo and Lorion by the regular sck sailing weekly and
1on .nd f. and from hondon on he i. 10Th and
rring and with conf
fencc sending their
due End attention will be shown them and ali wfo
e5aJx With them -as,age can also be engaged from Liver
pool New Orleans, Mobile, Sa AMMAN, Baltimere,
Pha ph,, B, aud to the erept ports OF British
Provinces. With these together with the ad
which his vsrp ol correspondents being
la powners and osivey engaged in the ireghng
snessvina st year despatched Upwards of 100 frs. class
passengers. The facility offered by this establishment
surpassed and from the large number OF first class shl
ploysd the line there be detention whatever which
will be guaranteed The price OF will be at the lowest
rates. All shos OF those sent Tor cecne coming the
money will b, rsturned customary. The steamboat
fare from the different ports Liverpool usual be
cured Those to their friends can have drafts
to any anoun ayabe in all the pnc pa, towns without dis
count throughout Great Britain and Ireland
which has given the greatest satisfaction.
patronage, which HIS Literally bestowed for many
past for further particulars apply t by letter
psid) TO JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st, N Y, or
j. & W. ROBINSON, No. Is GoIee Piazzas,
DA' AGENTS. 'e0' '>'A' -''e''''''
ThesJ Timm7s. Esn No. le5 South Front st, Phiada
y?se,h Kirspatdct P,tsbargh, Pa.
Nlichl Meg -ade, Utica, N Y
IA NocDSa, Milwaukee Wisconsin, Ty.
j. Il Elliott, Detroit. Michigan
Cornelius Cahi Peru, Illinois.
ycha R,Ssty. toches er, N. Y.
N BThe subscriber also for frat class packet ships
Mobile Charleston and Savannah by which passage can be-
secured the lowest MFR
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

pERSONS afflicted with rupures may rely upon tbs best
nstramenta aid the world affords, application at the
office, No Vesey street, either Of tho
principal the United Stses Be essminc
the back pad OF HULA IL the. endorsed by
good without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations OF HILLS
celebrated irussc aud thousands imposed IN
These limitations be relied they
made by uuskfu mechanics and are no better than The od
nary russes.
Rooms have been fitted up at No Yeey ree exclusively
for sdes having entrance om the business DEPART
nsSt whsre smdc 10 W co.,tsnt attendance To wait upon
female eaNsnts. ~ In
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GENIN " VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAWER HAT,
FOR GENTLEMEN,

)h HoUsTON Denti,t, has returned tn New York
us sawimsrs
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A PPOINTNENTs BY THE CHAMBER OF COM.
"A MERGE AND BOARD OF UNOERWRITEAs.-

a MERGE AND BOARD OF UNOERWRIrERs.-
These certify that
X. Bmmley, Joseph Tnkham.
TIL Merry, A. Cartwright,
Saml Gambler, Russell Sturals
appointed BY respective boards suitsbe persons
Surve Port OF New fo and H.
Y Norris Clerk and recommend them accordingly, in
all cases where their required.
The Chamber O; Commerce Of New York.
u. Jas. ID. P. Ogden, President.
John L. H. McCracken, Ssc'y.
The Board of Underwriters Of New York
Abr Ogden, President.
Walter X. Jones,
Sec'y Of the Board Of Under writers.
N.w York. lime O. I9tl. ;IIr
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A YACHT FOR SALE.

OF burthen old. and perfect sail
Ing order, we'll found in such awning for
cock pit enehor grapng cables p'tent sheave blocks 'ais
cless and rudder head Of brass has beautiful aabn finely
fitted with lockers cushions md looking sssses glass;
and Other fixtures nprcsinins the large re
geracr under the COCKPIT that will hold 100 lbs ICE soop
xged, carries torssls length feat deck,
beam, iron keel u inches Deep 3x wide mdshps, bolt
keston weighing 1909 bs and those that know the
Of leverage will that she
down squal and in Bottom stove cannot
she has the buoynncy Of weight cork between
her .,des and se,lins and fast see further
ucuIars, inquire of J. JENNINGS,
lm.m sa Broadway John It. up stain. front
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Borders Cuts Brass KuIe and all other ntices manuac.
tuIed at this establishment at the reduced rates.
New Articles got up to order, being furnis he'd with
patterns.
The Type both IN the style Of
Face and The material which made particularly adapted
for Newspaper Printing
All kinds OF Stcr eotyping urnSIled TO order.
BSuch Newspapers will copy the above three
will be entitled pay Type, making bill Of times
the amount OF the three insertions al
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TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
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FOUNDRY

CORNER OF St:;su x;Is Frr STREETS.
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HE undersigned respectfully informs the Old Patrons Of tho
Type and SteIeotype Foundry, formerly known a, J.nss
CoNNERs and recently CoNyrR CooKEs and the
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,
NO. rs CHAMBERS STREET.

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,
NO. rs CHAMBERS STREET.
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is Gls.i n.S. BY new Bubo by method of
: Diseases Of the heart Sore Nipple.
6, o,,,;ou .y ,S S 'uRoIsAs OPERATIONS.
8pssiion. ior ;.qaint'ng an improved method q q
IL Hsmomhoiis Tamo"Is Operation, for f,tue in
: Club %I Sss,zeursd ro!7 Aas in til. nose
: Encysted Tumon Adipose tumors removed
Ulcers on the legs cured Large piece of bono
2 Aocesses opened Amputanen OF finger
; u0n s removed Gsnssr I sIeas:
DIR. H. BOsTwICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
Apothecarv and Secretary. il I'm
NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION FOR
THE PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS.
Cory OF RECEIPTS GIVEN THE EMIdRANT:-
new YORK Passage Association
All lens ii; X::sss1Sn ar.
se trust by his
no New YoRK, 1874
Received Of Mr. the SUN of dollars
Cents. for passage OF persons, equal to
full passengers from New York. To hundred
pounds of luggage the River and fifty Canal
Lakes, free fo each full Extra baggage
en-. hundred pounds.
This Receipt entities the bearer Boat
ON the River, anda Passage the Canal
5
To ALBANY or Troy Agent
The following compose the above Association and
have made arrangements with the of the Health Officer
at the Quarantine have Agent
their intentions backed by Of worthy
and benevolent citizens and merchants of this city,
X PUTNAM, for Troy and Erie Line
GEORGE w. ANDERSON, Troy and Buffalo Line,
JANE 9. WYCKOFF, Troy and Osweco Line '
II. STORK, Reliance Line. .
J. MCDONALD, Leech s. Co. Line