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was partly of stone, and partly Of wooden
/ frame work. As You pass along one Of the
roads leading through Lyons Farms, as love-
| " aud well tiled district as NAV be found
/ in the whole country, aboundine in smiling
mansions and plcntcous crops: and when
Won reach the top of the hill on winch stands
the stone school house, lane or cross road
DIVORCES 10 yonr RIGHT, at right angles to the
main road. This leads Won through pretty
valley, the bottom Of which is washed by Il
clear and cheerful stream of pure water.
ihorc, lew hundred yards from the school
/ house, Is the cottage, through the garden oi
winch the stream runs. Nature has done 50
much tor this sweet, quiet, poetic place, that
the hand OF art, which has not been wholly
ldlo, is not needed 10 make it most delight
iuI spot. We must let your Imagination be-
! d"ck the walks ana set oil the borders with
lowers and ovorgrccnS, while we follow on
the thread OF onr story. Doubtless in tins
day OF peace and prosperity, much time has
/ hrrn iound Tor Improvement and ornament,
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| Of prisoners effected between the hostile ar
mics, by ono Of those fortunate captures
made, either by Gen. Washington, or some
one of his subordinate officers, bv means Of
which number of the inmates Of the old
sugar house cosld again rambr over their
native plains and breathe the fresh air Of
heaven.
An interesting Young man, who had been
spending many months in that close and nm
comfortable residence, malr shit TO get on
shore at Elizabcthtown Point, which Is Gitccn
miles from New York. His condition was
very destitute. With 10 money in his p0cb-
cts, ragged and sick, he crcpt up to Eliza
BEETHOVEN on foot, as we'll as his filling
strength would allow. He called at one door
and told the story Of his Imprisonment and
recent drIIvcrHncc. stated that hr WIS sick.
and without penny to buy a bit Of bread,
and hcSought entertainment until his recruit
inc strength would better enable him to walk
TO his far distant home. The door was closed
against him. He went to another and an
other with M better success. He WIS an
entire stranger in that part ofrhc country. -
The best excuse for such unNiuAu"ss Is per-
hapS 10 be fou d in the consideration of the
unsettled state orcvcrv thing, an the greater
than usual liability to hr imposed ON hv the
2rtS Of the wicked and ctfiI-Thc poor
young man even asked permission Of one
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was "'''N WIZ
by 'nl' ,'n' some 'N'"'S''n OF miH'nrv
"''' ''"'' Mr. N''N'r away ana ne "i'
the !on'- man IN ''' care "i the on "I'c<
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NS '.'' "'n'S''' u''l ''''u n'h' away VI ''''
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""'h ''' ~n'"'1 r"'nrh' f'roapS he might
"'N'.' ne '"'"''S 81 war were very I'M
'''''''. IN ease TIC n"'"i' not r',"'h' VIC
Young ''N'I'i was r'I'r''n from al rn'oaf-
r'SS n"h' ana anxiety by t'r PERMISSION 10
'"">'''' ''''' mousse Ills nome Tor He.
A!iHr re>i!rnc" there, however, oI nine
days, III" YOUNG soldier, recruited in health.
and encouraged by Kindness 50 unexpected
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The experience of mankind teaches us tina,
to grow rich aud retain what We require, we
must first become industrious. then ielnpera,a.
next frugal, and lastly, systematically lust. The
last is the most essential constituent Of pros
perlty.
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'oru 'Icr husband had mingled, and who
Shonr FAR more rs a warrior in the field, than
gaiard IN the ball.
SkIIlnlly avaing himself Of these advan-
tagrs, Brudcmcr soon mingled in his CONVEX
sht'on more OF iiaitcry and tenderness, than
even the chivaIric manners Of the time per-
m'ttcd, while the lady, usually SO proud and
dlsdhlhinI, snhducd 10y power she could not
resist, listened at lrsi without Indignation,
ana afterwards with an emotion which con-
stan'Iy increased.
fI'c'ng himself as if accidentally in ro-
Siiion which concealed the movement from
the tlrc"omen, he took possession of fir
hand which was not withdrawn, and raised it
tcndarIy to his lips. 1T would be difficult to
describe the sensations Of the ladv--a fierce
ana terrible IRE painfully clrcnialrd IN her
veInS-ii pressed npon her brow, il struggled
IN hcr h'avog chest. She experienced
none OF that delicious ldnuuGr, that indcsrri
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kAE6' tIbthtls
IN THE CENTRE or THE VILLAGE.
a "a IrOR SALE the two House
kE~EssIss.A W. / aud Lot plea antly stua-
iSss.ls a ~ 80 ted ON Cherry street, letwccu
Ss.ia Y Mr.. William !. Srymonr aud
49, Fl h. Mr.. William Weston E,lr~.
~ i--@ 7s-.Js. The House new, with e.
S-s~s-@sSA~ss- len1 well of water ON the prem
iscs. For terms inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises JAMES MARTIN.
Burlington, Aug. %, ~. 3'f
T,ARWElL'S Men, Pump, aud Goat SKIN Boot
Il eeS, La lie, Bar, aud cord Half Gai'er,, Walk
ing Shoes, XII Slips, and Du>kn-. Ju,r rcc'i bv
ii. ". CATLlN.
July "a, 1874.
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Is Boxes Soap.

Is Boxes Soap.
Is do canles
IL do common and pearl Starch.
IA do 'Bonus' and other brands Tobacco.
hbl. LorlIlar1's macaohoy snrl.
Is casks salcraus.
40 bags Java and RIO coffee, spice and pepper.
100 mats Ca>,a, nutmeg, GINGER, alum, salt
pe'rc, Gg., mustard, prepared cocoa, Sc.
Aug. 6, 1914. III SVRONGS d co.
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MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEN-



The V.alics National Marianne. , engraving,
and plate Of Fashions. Price 10 c..
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Muse. Price q c.>.
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THE LADIES WORKABLE BOOK; 1n-tr-c-
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PL1STER.

an Tons Of Nova Scotia Plaster lust received and
IN now grinding at the Plaster Mil at WnOoski
Falls and for sale by
June 10. 1874 TOILET, BRADLEY & Co.
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CASH PAID For WOOL.

NN~F1 IND F0I1N W VVII'
DY the URIINGTON MILL COMPANY ut
ID their Factory. Also Wool received TO manuiac-
lure into ROAD CLOTH on the same terms as
heretofore by Messrs RoELorsoN & RATHBUH.
SIDNEY BARLOW, Agent
For Burlington Mill Co.
June 10 lSi4.-tf2
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More than two hundred years had passed
since the Lord Of Clairmarais had died IN
the order of sancity in she Abbey of Saint
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MOORE g. TAYNOR,

No. % Liberty t Nc'c Yorh
IMPORTERS of the above articles, which they
j have on hand, and constantly receiving by every
packet from their Houses Paris. aul London. The
q ialv ofihe-c articles they Will grantcc rs they
a all manufacture by the first Chemist in Europe,
and they oer them for sale at the very Lowest rate.
lim2.
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'onr impression is, that part OF the time there
%hs also British camp on the man land side Of the
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The Valics National 1Iarazi7lc. ? cnorav.ne>
and plate Of Fashions. Price 10 c..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16
Ser W0ttrlonb9zTreun6 unb 05ei1t 5 er 3eit.
9sEnfn0ttfr0e11.

l. 0sr "S SattrGanOsfreunp unS GsR Der 3ttt
Srf@etnt rsaeImdBts jeOsn 5rsitas.
2.Otr SnbierPtiOns- prets 1T Isattru.5Oe ents,
SGrausDejapunS Vber Ter, f0Hs bic 3titunS nt in
"~ 9"l6 Der lfen 9alfte pes SaDrs be;abt prs.
Ote 5e'tun8 tenn bann auSr8eEen rusrren al
NadhanNt be1abt limb.
- S$tnH epr Sem Ssrauf pes Sabres Die 3tuHS mid
SSetHnetSt rrs, 70 Setratet olrs ale eints 2Dunl
R'see'6e fur EN- anSeres Sabr su bsDalten.
S) Setn nter4rber UirA f.. t&r,srn 3eitraum ale
~ snatR aRSencmmen.
cN StrfenenS SeIbebt auT Erttn Der unttrSretter,
Sn0 Or' a" dt sraHSsrbtr mssH psfTsp smstans
XaseetH weresn fir bic btn vei,e eineera6t; Bn
s0s l0es9 6aar 6sBabt perstn, nit auf fsatSt
Art tn S&s&nuHs teDt.
g. Jeeer 9pftmeiffer bat bas 9Redt, einsn 9rief
y 1ed,em Idb 3ettnnseseEo beTnbet, fr an BEN
Druder 11 iberfenbeM.
Menn uns uniere eutfernten 9efer a[fo gelo fensen
~uuen, ~ branden 1e 1l1r 3u hrem potmeiter su sez
Ae Hae IN tener @e9enpart sas @elo in eiRen Srief
an nS jM le9en @r retbt pbdnn Die 9IboreBe oarauf
uno franttrt ben Brief tpsbur ben Subcribenten ~
Oem Druder eds 90Dfgelo erfpart Dtrc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-16
George Hobin.
3 u9nt f(e:
Srn. George 91cbin, in Canton,

M elm Serr !Ac5hrem gerlun9eu aen,de, babe
@ fowett es mir bic 3eit erlaubte, bic Dauerbafofeit
ees Sele erprobt tpeldee Sie mir leBe6 Nrhabr oas
Ben mnS bag gle aus oem eaomen ether pfan,e, Sic
S'e Wao'a latoa nennen, fabrSrteu. SD ftrd, ,tpei
Deie oas anoere NIT Slahsfaamen Del, ebenfaIs NIT
8eitpe'B oern''ldt. 0eie Borbe lns, feteem d1 bag
Del BON Sbnen erbtel Dem Better fcrttpdbreno aus,
seiebt, uro apem snidetn mad, barf id, Sbr Sci. oh
ne snitan6 as eben 70 gut, penn nit ais beIer, ,pe
eas bette Slad'siaamen'Sel, binfhtl Der Dauerbafs
ti9fetl anpreifen. NdtunaspclI Chr
Canton, Oct. %, 1s43. George Saas.
lntersed'nster befdeinist biermt, bag poraebadter
lider @lte it, unb bag auf eir,em Stad5en Sann sS,,
SO 6ns sanae u. 66 Sue 8reite, s a n Bufdel saas
met ge5c9en puroen. Dieier Sdamen suurbe in mel
ner 9egenmart su Sel selagen. unb es lieferte ies
oes Sulmel Quart gang ocr3a9libes Sel.
eanteE Rco. 4, 1e4s. pbtTipv ged.t
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so Eba[er 96e[DbnuuQ.

Gesen ben llnterSeidueten lIno, notwithstanding avs
0aB ODER Srccneo, 8erIdumouusen auseeltOBen tppre
Ocu, Ded,e besuedeu oueu, ibm gtahthee in ieinens
gewerbe 5usnfn9en, ,ienen qutenamen gu oerodtt9en,
H. 70 i'm sa @runoe Su rihteuD rereLbe, trpb auer
Nahfcrihunsen, ben frepelhaften @brenr6utern Biz
lang ntdbt bat Nuf ce Spur femmen uno Gotisfacttcn
sran9en tCnnen, 70 bieet er hermit Demeni9en so
Selobnun9 an, weloher tbm Die Serldun,ber NIT ge
wisbeit anietat.
Green Gfp., @oHne Co., Sbic,
ben 1s. Sanuar, 1914.
Or. s . ann DyB.
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39ranoretBs > @SiCCet,:

T aussssei&nst pelame "nO tsrabmten 9aen tns
Xg lest btnabc f1on a d y Dem omerita Vi.
i3en phSt tDre bsilamrn nnb mcbltbasen Gisenbafsn
ltno au9emelnD unc mad 8rbuDr aud t.
eep@r paper tnOprm elmer Nnj9r rn9 40 reR ptr re
toYt weroen Sr"nnrctDs pcn in e6cm in lei
StartS1g uno bepnebe in jcrm 6aufe in Der taat
]ebI9%9t US g"t t9GenOe OOn 9ensn Ole brs @lts S,
trtete tjcn9en tonen nnb ebrnre 3r8cn seben ice Id
o mte 9rn9tbunS. Srasc irsenb canf her Qronrrctl
es9stabe untoersal 9s stro Dat unp ne be, T.
lIte GmFteb1n9 pro erie SSetuat 6apcn (etn SSs
%Stam . Msm D'ro "S10sSs ssSsrnt por n ft
2ru8nl trcinc Orfrr in Ieintr eioenen onrI
eut osm S'@9n's cine Aei9rtft ScttcGen 4apO
m bFnet wele an DEN Sdadtrln rtcr 9prrn ttfiiot w.
Is1st al'sre 3ettelds" aufe eeer 8rr auf rem Dea IN
Der te "nc a hem Goecn Der or jcbes 3tteen bat
Nb0rtfttn oon Or Srantretbs .oanos tns unterGbr
prets Is Gents per Bormit 9irettipn.
Or. SranoretbS N9enten fir Starts uub g4oNne Soru.
t1 Tnb:
Srbn @artcn. Canton. g. e oprSsr;An crna
5errse l6arfD OlafIon. 3. Qpoenrr opnmnt T.:.
" Z. 8rap, QBapnrsburs. Spbn oJiGsr S">sSst S''s
96ib Gbp, Grcentopn Spbn 0,rmSr g. '''"'0V'
SenI 0bnrf, Safrn.
2oet ettan erren Ino jebtr 3c iQen III bat,r f. ~t
allen BON Or SrHneretf an9efettn Nsentsn in krnohr n
Staet ""N eem 0Orfe in oDiO unp in ben Ser. et"a hrr
DauFt. " ~ O'""'s' "PEF'
SlUptmter, 4, s42, 171e
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W 0 / It
SOfepb E 5 br {?

osrielbe TT aus 3aiiereeft, &reis 8odem, Nbein.
preuBen, wanoerte i'm Wcnate 9luau(t 1s4lz 40 noh
slmer'ta aus, Ianoee i'm ndmiten obr in Neu. 9orf,
nnrce ipdter in @eoetanO SbiO, 9elebeu, uno 1c BON
oort oen Sanal bnabaerett iein. r pirD bientt bri
9eno erlnd 70 pe ncere, cenen fein Sufentbo(t be.
tauHt eeentaus sebeten weroeu, unter fogeuOer so.
''e'Ie %" le"em A"te"tbaIt 9fadrtd)t gu 9eben
NntDn Olsen.
NsoreiIe: Ncam SdOrb, Canton, 5tart Counts
Sbip.
CO. lnlere 6erren @OQcsen, NIT eenen III &pechsefn
p'r oe Sbrc haben tpercen b0foblt er1u6bt, cbiaem
SnlerSte 9efauleh en9e Wale ene Aufuabn,e in Sbre
w. o"''' "''Se0e'gFH 6H IdHeH' 81 Am.
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Sentlbes 9affbauS in giucinnoti

a. IN VI1tteIm"rt in Scr stem 9rase, Opiten Ser
1o"Gnus Str"ben Ger Gnbcsbcnanne empfeGiten n.a~ @
heenee 5 nb nne gu pferr init ubrpefe o"t lag n
"s"s os1s S9!ren sann Sctn aus unb fttue oum, M w.
tM" St"""s9 lelns S9nte unbtm Iifb nit b.m Nf.m @
n"Ssm 9 Dag sep6bnit Die ~ieeer bep Dm ;urrcen biz %
mHt ttp sD e'n8ettDrt Datte 2Ber Die VrSkt nit r s"
mill III trrIlidD wiAtcmreu. Sor;n ., s "ns m@dNen
Cincinnati, SetrWar 20. 1889. HtFer.
GOtr aItrre Seb'tenr siefes 8farr,s tann ana
Ale5 tsfta8e" rnas frrr y. pken (aat ""' eFF0'""s
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5n It on-G 1en9iegtrti.
Ocl0 ttuo ggycuuIi11n

II ton, Start g..
stnnSe" tprs SrsunNe unp san,e puttitm, ras de
IN ESeI9aftsOerb'"Ouns ODER @artner(bip setrrtem
Ge art miro "" Seeun9 PROMPT uuo ~ ZEN t(
Sen pre.,s ~" D'cn rsrter9t Ac Nrten pom Oefen
pSrte' pFu9c' Mabnrrte Sudbcn 70 mic tcrbaurt aGr y,
Dre SAD" sb6riSe 9se"dnrc errn in mtnnft BON Sns, ~
any, 2""o Ill., we rersn QescmSmr.
n G0gs tpnn %enn s bel nns anran, Hrsu mir
er ""0 n'Dteler gu t"uft" i'm Sanoe np- "''' V'''
Sutton ben sten St5emtcr, ls42 22,hr
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gS . 1T

w 0'f ehrtftan 9etnrt6 asmanu
%" Sobenltetn, i'm 5irfteutbum " eng?
oerteIbe tpanoerte i'm Sabre 1888 aus, uue beot5e.
q I;tS i9 ais pa,"ter 1897 in 8routln eounty grgnem
Ss"oem 1' Fno oeten Sertpanoten obne Tad,riGt nrn
hn1, nno tphnIen ret iebr ber been qebrm U%sr T"m
Soo gepsbeit gu erlonqem Sriibere GfentGie sIucr.
oetlr9en bIteben cbne @rfotq; lnerseidneter httst
eaber ncdmals MenIheufreuuoe bic rqeno ete o"s.
F'"ft 9e0'" fO"nen' II" brte1ihe GRitbeiluns. >'"'
ct. eOut6, Naor 2 Deg 1s43 " y -
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Cine 9ro6e 9tuStpabl
Qerb1t> unD Winter + G3utcr.
" arttn @ ifeD q /
Serbf : uno gStnter @1tel

Nusldnoiide unb
IIdcr, @aMmtre,
Rcn3eu9e &c. 9lmert
Gfhe u. eusIifd1e Ga
Is @ent6 per Daro,
u. Wufern, tDelde
@infad1en II, puslle
erueen u. Srduten
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300 Sbaler BelobnunQ.

Rbsrntcn Sreeman serpefener Dotf.
,eter iu @arrolrcn, Mtcurt enttpid aus elner Ger>
baftun9 unter ben Sdnoen bes 0rn. 8eltOn s Surd,
Ser. Staaten MarfbaQs fir ben Dirift bon MifTourt
ourd ben er auf bic 8eldulogung oerdisoenet Berau
buHgen Der pcif bin sefdns etnge3cgen tporoen mar
Da NUN ttdrte 8ermuthun96s fur feline Sd,ulb
norbaReen fIno: 60 bete i'd, hermit ;ufiBd) III Der
beretS i'm Namen bes poitanttsbeparteme bon Dem
Spe3iala9enten aussefBten Belebnung BON $50, cine
Delcbnnn9 bon 3sUeibuncertunb 10 fnnf2 Il a
g haterm an fur bic @nfansune BEG befaaten Nrees
man mnb etue eBieoerabltefernng in ben 8ernobrIam
peg beSa9ten Marhals Deer 1etne 5efbaluna bts Der
beIa9te Maribaa tbn abfcroern fam.
g. q. idIiffe
General pc(tmeitter.
peeamts Denartmeat,2
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MQlfQon @i(en9teBerei.

ertattcn bierm pcm serbrn Iutltum ibreu
r1rna rf oa ts D'r ssnetsten 5upru uno rn uns
H" Snan au m'e9rr raB nun unre Gtcnafcreie uno
] I w. ";s se mo9'tf einsertbtt it, uno bak mir (,pot
"s e'@ts Atett 9ee pcrtsen 9s nebme
u"o Ar1etwer jebe Nt, pelben Namrn rs inmsr
eaSen ma9, an 70 AUD rbeaatet rpon ene tspeutenss Dr.
f ~ e ltns 5n nben i-Oie fblenpeu pcrpew
"a1 wy St'eu""9 70 l@"el ais m6Giob perfe, ,ttst-
%F gSt nun inner pcrrabis olSenbe escnttanpe ouf ans
yntSe ron esn befen Scrtcn Gabuno SGasm;hicirtn
r rrtsfr nt st S"S nnm9sr aud ssrfersn mir nee unS
uno Scblofrn 2ceel9irre eocr rt SenTSS uR
" "0 s"e 0'"Ss '"rerer @rtitel gu meduas ~ Pename
2Sir laoen teoern1an funrfbafi6 ein tc uns on,nru
no gefsn e'e nee 1unlf unerer 6nne nidbtnur brbGo
ju trrprten. >"''''" ''"O"09s
partri9 t t unb &eBIer.
9 @Ste Stt"mfountrp, M RI d n, SUM %. 1s4a
5O.3l
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~AlZsa 1elne tlSNcttBc 1NpDnun0 btrEAtr, u10 nun.
mebrntn 9tanp bic Uatnro6 jpe 1bdrsn n6rrIi RON
6rn RS Gtitntohr, in pos Srtdunt in pefhrm frbcr
bic ArptDcte ecs rn 0rttcr 3 10 h bcfanp, rerst
bat tpOt r n tisEertSes Gef@d in alien cnen erc
1been otssn mire Gr reP"rirt ae Aten p0n Stano
ubrn, antsIubrtn, Iahenbren , !" rem tian prtittn
un aarantirt fir S.nb Ateurat une Gtc ftiuer Arttit
m niefer Qnseise mot 3nsleib sttNrtc 4uttm au
earauf atfnrr fam baB trtaneS onbnr 0uatitG
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NV 9eo1uul 9oN ). W . a q E Il,
ptttsbur9, pd.- -
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lase um Den jabrlien Sutrirticnspreis BON nur
o. sabl6ar bel Gmpfans ber 4ten 9summer @ame r
baten au 10 Srmplar bas lite re Sre uno Ntbei(unsen
Deroen BON NSenten roei inter Der Nobree
Se'tersbaufen ptttsbr8 pa erbtte Scr Grtras lit mad
0ed8 Der 0rufeofen CUR unteIBuuS beutlen lebrrr
SemnarS u pbt|ppsbur8 pa nnb nament 3ur Griiebuna
armer QDaifen In oemlelben tettmmt.
StentStn wet@e bic ere ibnea 5nsanbte Slntr njt ~.
ratknptn mtrotn ais 9nbferibentea betradtt.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
OUR NAVY-LM TIE GULF.

John Tyler is.,he most luckless. wight
on this eartll,lfor Il. him do what he
may, he viii receive censure from some
quarter. The ah3gs are Pouring oui
all the yials Of their wrath upon his
head, Cor doing an act, that any other
president would have done, under sini-,
lar circumstances. But his enemies are.
pefverse!y determined q End faults with.
every thing be does, To oharaelerize
hrs late aci,of ordering Z vessels .of our.
navy 10 resemble 10 the Gulf of Mexico,
IS an act q 'high hand usarpa,ioa.'
shows an unenyiable amount Of igno.
ranee upon q subject upon which every
man Is supposed 70 be informed. The
executive has certainly The righrofor-.
derins the navy or The army loassemble
A any point, where be Enay thiak they
will be required 70 protect the higlils et
American citizens. The French At our.
latest dates. vere threatening be block
nds Of Kera craz. and may not our CON.
merce ia the Galfapd adjacent ses need
ihe protection Of oaF navy May moi
his goysFnmsnt assnne an attilads of.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01
The CORRESPON EN 4.
NOTICE

ALL persons indebted 70 the Correspondent
Office are requested 10 come forward and settle
the same, as wish 70 square off old accounts
and beginanew. The accounts due this o ffice
since November 1871 till December ts3, (the
time which Thomas D JeiTsies Esq was acting
as my A gent mnstbe settled with the under-
signed as the receipt Of others win not DO re-
cogpized from this date, unless notice shall
hereafter be given to that effect; except in the
case Of Z. s. Houghsen, Who IS fully authorized
10 act as my Agent abroad Those who do
not attendto this call, may soon expeet another
JAMES A. GAGE.
Port Gihson, January 9Th, 1914.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

The RIvER.-AII accounts received
from above warrant the belief. that there
will be destructive overflow in ,the
Mississippi The present season. The
river al ST. Louis is higher than it has
been for I8 years, and all the streams
of ihe upper Mississippi are swoIlen
beyond precedent, aud are still rising.
The consequences anticipated are dread
sfuI, and much alarm exists along the
whole course Of The river.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

armed aeatTaliigg' May Mexico carry
on forever against Texas amsre prsda>
tory war, hen sueh war has been De.
clared BY England, Frapce and lhs Uni.
ted States, 10 baof such character Is
no, 10 Be tolerated BY civilized nationa7
Must alIifade and intercourse be intor-
rupled. ,oindulee Mexico incarrying On
her border disturbances, and predatory
excursions, that would disgrace the Gu
manchesg What Mr.. Tyler has done
IS ptaiseworihy. Ie has usurped no.
authority, nor transcended any Of the
powers given him BY The constitution.
IS A-- 49, 8
RUMoRs Washington il . common
centre from which lIonsand rumor
are pui in circulation. The papers. are
burdene / with. the gossip Of the polisiS
cal circles ofIhe metropolis The cor
respondent of lhe Philadelphia Ledger,
says, that Martin Van Buren CHide.l
clige, the canvass after he has irecsived
the nomination ofthe convention. That
Richie viii support Tyler, rather than
aid in the elevation Of Mr.. Van Buren
That il The Texian question is settled
that Tyler will decline running-that
Cass & Woodbury. are in the full tide Of
populariiy-lha. the Virginia de!ega>
ton will support Buchanan in conVen-
iion. These things are only rumor, but
they Indicate an unsettled state Of the q
democratic party, which may lead the
convention, 10 pass By the clains Of eve
ry one, who IS moi in favor Of the i'm
mediate annexation Of Texas 10 the Un.
ion.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-06-01

PHlLADsLPHlA.-At our last dates, this
city was quiet. The Courts were busy
in investigating the late riots, and man
ifest. disposition to bring to punish.
ment its authors. So