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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
III ID VIVID y. EsICHAN DsON. No. s.

DIiU IT UTI ST Mn Or VOODC.
HNDVEAED j. RICHARDSON, No. ga
IA Baltimore street, has just received from New
York, All extensive and varied assortment of Spring
Goods, comprising the latest styles, among which may
be found some very rich DIRE SIS goods low price
such as SILKS, Lawns, Bazatincs, Gnghams, FoI
iards, Sylphies Organizes, Pokas, Sc.
Also-A beautiful variety of Spring SHAWLS aud
SCARFS, such Barge, SILK, Thibct Mousolinc,
and Cashmere, some exceedingly beautiful and al
prices lower THAI ever before offered, with large as
sortment Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for gentle
mems spring wear, of American, English and French
manufacture, o" the very latest and most fashionable
styles, with SILK, Satin and Marseilles VESTINGS;
LA Polkas Cravats; SIX Cloves SC. SC. Ii is the de
termination Of the subscriber to sell AT n small ad-
vance, aud he invites these who want a rich and
handsome article TO call and examine his stock which
he has taken great pains to select from the different
markets, and which ii will afford him pleasure to ex
hibit. EDWARD J. RICHARDSON,
apl -cOlw No. 81 Baltimore street.
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.p BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters
Bu,tei Coolers, High and Chamber Candesicks
10 Isl BHchs, Napkin Rings, salt dishes, Brorzed
Ier-hei's, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy ladies' selling OF low AZ the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. n. HOWARD STREET,
just round the corner Of Market street.
mira 2n e. y. WE1MORE & co,
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g, y. WETMORE s 60.

NJ ItCHES NNnEl2DNS. SHOVEL AND
INA TONI :; Pots aud Kettles, OF all kinds, pIaiu
.sra enamcll d Sauce Pans. do; Tin, Cast iron and
sCnpDer TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens: Furnaces:
Grdlrons, Of all kinds, soue new patterns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee NOasters: Flesh Forks; swimmers and
I.adles. aud all kinds FAMILY HARDWARE ia
be Cutlery, spoons Culinary Articles sc Sc, run
Ming off cheap fut cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, Nc North Howard street
mH4i2it c. T.. WETMORE & co
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPEC'PACLES.
@MTFa. ID. EL'T0NIIHAD. from philadelphia
w manufacturer Of Gold and Silver Suectacles
Spoons and fine Jcwciry OF very description N,
hand. Also Clocks, of the best makes, Wholesa-
and retail
n. b. Watches aud Clocks REPAIRED in the b, ..
maulier and on the most Irasonatle terms, AT
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l. tt between North and Calvert ste.
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E9h6A EMPTY PACflA q E,e. consisting
epSpQP Of 100 salt Sacks; Coffee Bags half Tea
he,ts Flour Barrels; Powder Kcg ard vatiaus
Red Boxes; for sale III lots To close, 1T nominal
values. by MARCUS DENISON.
mhl9 81 Baltimore street.
S.tTNAAS SIbIiSp SEU EJs aud BREAST PINS
~ very brilliant article, received this day, and for
for sale ~ GABRIEL. D. CLARK,
In,2O Water Strert ID door from Calvert,
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DORSEY s. NELSON,
NJ 81 DaItin,,ro 90 ra

Y. d. Also on hand, an assortment of SILK and Sa
lin Cravats, Ssaris, Pocket Hdks, Suspenders, Ho-
sery, &c. apI 2w
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;Ts- STRAAS. STRAASu -ETF

a 4. tSFSSA Els. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
IA No. NORM FREDERIcK STREET, and next
door 10 The office of Mcssrs Campbell Buike, hav
ING had may years practice Justice of the Peace,
is pared attend 10 the draw ing OF Deeds, Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale Powers OF Attorney, and
preparing Insnlven's Papers, and can bc found at his
office all hOnrs (Unlcss called out on lusness) from
u A, NJ. to e. 2. NJ. where he ~" he happy to take
acknowledgements o Deeds, or vii! with pleasure wait
on the Individuals ~ their residence. mha6-tf
yayuE SUBSCRIBER mas IN sTORG,
Il ana is constantly receiving direct from the man
utactu,ers--
Lasting, Brocade Twist and Satin Buttons.
Nohair. Alpine and FI5rentiEe do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
Silysred ana jtpa uned Hooks and Eyes.
Shell end Torn side Combs,
do do Twist do
Eorn Dressing DO
Bonnet Wire. Silk Wire. Straw Cinns.
Fair Edgings, Cotton Cords, Collars, Basnms.
Double Bucktaius, Rock Nnlslns.
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers,
Pam Lenf Hats, B0nurts sc. sc.
All of winch will be sold At manufacturers prices,
hY y. r. THURSTDN,
Jl3 Agent for MauufactUrers, No, 2i German st.
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THE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE co. OF BALTIMORE.
fncor0r Gted by the Legislature Of Maratard at ther
last session.
EEAyING been organized according to the pro-
u Ii visions Of its charter, is prepared take
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND RISKS,
OH terms as favorable any institution in the Uni
ted States, at their office, corner Of GAY AND Lon
card STREETS, (up stairs.)
DIRECTORS
Col O'Donnell, Jno D. Earl,
Richard Norris, VIM. Lonev
Beair H. Richardson, Jas. liarwood,
hipheus Hyatt.
RICHARD NORRIS, President.
JNo. ;. LArIrrE, Secretary.
The Board avail themselves Of ths opportunity %
draw the attention of the public TO Of the in
pOTtaHt features OF their charter:
LIST In this Company, all interests are sqnal; there
is privileged stock.
I'd, Persons effeCting insurance are not auswerabe
Tor losses beyond the amount of premiums paid by
them; and will divide amongst themselves annually
the nett profits.
Sd The capital Of the Company is limited to half a
million OF dollars, and at the expiration Of The charter,
that is to he divided pro RITA amongst all persons
holding the Policies Of the Company without refer
chce To the time when they issued, the fact
Of their having expired.
4. In the selection of persons TO act Directors Of
this Co. there can be felt Of that prOay influence
which mas destroyed weak rnpd OF Strong
est corporations; with u.s. The direction Of the affairs
OF the Company saust be III the hands of those most
deeply interested III It's proper aud prosperous man
agcmcEf.
5th. ANY Policy holder has the right AMI the priv
legr Of looking al the monthly statement OF its affairs.
9th. Persons insuring in this Company, upon re
ncwal of their risks, are entitled Il deduction of
per cent on The account of premiums
Uy- Our Tariff of rates has been carefully revised
and the iOim Of our Policies has been amended under
the hest legal adviser, 50 as to embrace all the modern
improvements suggested by experience. The classic
cation OF The Fire Risks, well as the direction given
to represent them in the applications, are 80 modified
as Is avoid all doubt and ambiguity, and with view
IN aT
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MtSiSE WATCHES, of every description, pro-
III perry repaired by
GABRIEL u. CLARK,
mh| Water street, second door from Calvert.
FnORElN EDGiNGS. Mrs. MCPHERSON.
ri D - North Howard ST. has just eceived beauti-
ini assortment of Worked lnsertiugs aud BOGLm
EdgngS. mhll
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BUSINESS CARDS, &,
RH OhTMORANCY III. PRICE.
IsH PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mb2l-tG No 60 8. IALNERT STREl

RE ISIS SARAH III. PEALE, PORTRAIT
Na FAINTER, has removed to No. . NJ FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Room open dNring the day for
vslters. g- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
II paired. nj 5-6m
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p, CASES TGNIT'EGNG COTTON. Comprs-
p1D ing all numhers of White unocached and mixed
KNITTING COTTON, Just received from the man
ulactureSs, al
LOVEJDI'S No. 1913 BALTIMORE street,
tnhI2 Between South and Calvert SITS.
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SUPERIOR LINEN DRILLS, VESTlNGS,
~ Sc, Now opening, very choice sti lie Plaid
and Satin Stripe Linen Drills, GambroonS, single
milled CasSmeres; Marseilles silk and Satin VESl-
INGS, SC, for sale low, wholesale and retail.
B. II. RICHARDSON Il co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
ap2 IARl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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arT'ye> PARASGLLEITLrs AND SUN
FtI-IAt SCREENS. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No. -
- North Howard street, has just received from
- gN~> New yok, an ASSORTMENT of parasolletcs
sun scrIHns Ladies' are invited 10 call carly. mh4l
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CHEAP FOR CASH!

SUN SHADES. PAHASOLtGTTES,
~ AND PARASOLS!
rvs We have Just received from Messfs.
SE1AN Wright Brothers, Pa, very extensive
H~Al - and beautiful assortment Of SUN SHADES,
%&>- PARASOLETTEs and PARASOLS ofthe
very latest Spring styles, to which invite The at
tentiGn of all Ladies willing TO supply themselves.
DORSEY NELSON,
No 65 Market street.
y. Is. As we have very large stock of the above
Goods, and aye enabled to sell them very cheap, we
would also invite the attention Of the trade.
NH l5-GOlm
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NETGNDOW BLINDS. Curtains. BANDS and
w Pms, Pdleys aud Fn~tenings, Stair Rods, sc.
lor sale mt oui HOUSEKEEPING WAREROOhIS.
No. J n Howard street.
mli2 l-2m T.. T.. WE'rMORE 4 CO
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ET&ynA SUPER TItGBET SHAVyIS.
az just received, few cartoons OF extra sipcrtne
black and mode cOor"d fhlhrt Shawls, with heavy
silk fringe. HENRY W. COOKE,
nh29 Cnmt Of Hanover and Lombard sts.
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n NJ. MESCHUTT, CABINET MAKER, No
W . Holiday street Orders for Cabinet Woli
respectfully solicited al0ly
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&sMALL FAMILY GtsINDSTONES, for
~ sharpening table knives for sale by the quantity
or single one; Also Il few pat ny in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low Al No. . N. Howard ST.,
Just round tho o6ncr of Baltimore DON'T nistakt:
the M tml 24-eIhl G. r. WErMORE & co.
A lFE,sTCAN TABLE CUTLERY. Jrs,
kAs received Tot of superior AMERICAN CJTT-
f--colsisng in Iart az
Fin, lgOiy balance KNIVES AND FORKS in se,s
Of 81 and 81 pieces.
DO do, Frei Oh Pattern FORKS.
Fine lvor: Table ard Dessert Knives aud Forks
in dozens.
zine 'a.'e and Dessert b .iance-hand Knives, Tor
silver Fofke.
CANE CARRIERS and BEEF sLICERs.
Self zip Nnivc. and Forks, i'll dosens.
E%cDv d. do. do do.
Carving knlyGs ard forks with steel
great variety OF knives tcitham forks.
Cook and Il eao knives in abundance
Eng raHots scissors, pen knives, &c. Sc
Call a, No, . N. Howard street, al the NEW FIR
NIsIiHG WAREHOUSE Of
m2i-2m c. y. WETMORE & co.
EYOSs' BARRIVGs;-HOOP EARRiNGE-
Ii u rain God, Eaanvcd and jet, large sizes; re-
ceived this day and for sale nj "ery low prices by
g. CLARK, Water street,
apl second door from Calvert.
MTEkV GttspETYNCt AND NiATvyN(:.
1% have lhiS day opened an additional SUNNY of
ncw aud beautiful Narpcnr and Canton Mating,
which viii be SOLD rs 1w as the same nuoIi,v ani
Description of goods EN- be purchased for in Ills or
either Of tup haSie'n m,i' kets, viz:
son pieces uPer BRUSSELS C.tRPETING
80 u very superior hree-nly DO
$50 do do do ingram Go
100 do eX- q and fee IN d.
100 do do twiIi't s. Gue Vnt. do
$40 do ~, 5.4 and "a red and white Canton
Mating, Floor OF Ilot', Guos, g.,
o. ,'oultry and city Gur has.r are ,Cypnctf,I;v
invited 10 give cal! before making their selec
tons elsewhere. as can show them sonething very
superior in the carpet way.
JOHN z. DUVALL
apl eG6t H40 Baltimore 81, west OF Charles.
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HACOB WEAVE Cabinetmaker, ~ ). SBaIp
~ ST., Undertaken Of Funerals at short notice. a2t
MOAN W. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
~ FAYETrE ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-ly
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.aa.Sa HAXELWOOD FOR RENE. That
kEaEI beautiful and healthful COU 4TkY RES
Esaal DENCE, called liazeiwOOd, situated in Bal
A~-~' tm0re county, near The village of Franklin,
five miles from the city, will be n ntcd by the year q
Tor tun summer asOn POssrsSiOn uivcn lmmedIatc-
~. Apply at Ne. 50 n, Charles st. ap3 su]tt
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MUST RECEIVED AT THE NEW WEST.
~ ERN DRY GOODS STORE, French Lawns
Da2arnes and Chihtzes of the latest styles and most
beautiful patterns; Plaid and Lace Muslns, handsome
and cheap; Needle worked lnsertings and Edghgs,
from III cts up; splendid Beraae saws ard Seats;
Neck Ties; new style Rbh lns; KiG and silk Gloves;
Laces Nets, Bobbn Edgngs, Parasols Parasolettes.
SC. getaways on hand, Il general assortment Of
STAPLE GOODS. Also, Mantuamaker's, M,llines'S
and Taiors' Trimmings. All OF which are offered as
low they he purchased in the city and. requests
a call, particularly from those residing in the imle-
diate neighborhOod. d
WIN. X. McCOMAS, 42l Bamore-st.
app 3tT one door cast OF Green.
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q NEs IL \ a. ,-asE1UsD FOR >ALE CHEAP
~ lot oI Ground fronting 80 feet on flolIitay-st
near the City llal and running back about 10 feet 60
paved 10 feet alley. From the central location of
ms lot, II would suit admirably for Livery Stable
Coach Maker, or manuiaciory of almost any kind for
WA II are opportunity, RS II Will be sold bar
gain. AfrIyt0 b. $. BOND. or
GEO. GELRACH,
Elh29 Ay Second street.
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Fss.Ssu no THE ladies. MRS II. LANK.
xSsssS FORD, No "a Holiday street, opposite the
@GGSs-- Mavo-'s Office, has st rtt,rnt d from New
York and viii open PARIS MILLINERY. on
THURSDAY next, Sd or April, and invites the ladies
Of Baltimore to call ana examine
STRAWS Of all kuds, hleached, altered and done
up in Tic latest fashion aud hest mannr apl-3t
MNTs&Es' KID GLOVES. Mrs. +. A. NICK
IVM ERSON, Ne So North IIOWaRD-ST has lust
received another supply Of those cheap Ladies' aud
ChildIcn's lid Gloves. mhl3
6HEEE. ORES AMERICAN PLAYING CARDS
" fol sac al man i,rclnret' IS prices by
FREDERICK Hickey s. SONS,
mhi9 800 Baltimore stree t.
ENRECT10N MATCHES. just received and
E. for sale at manufacturers prices, ny
FREDERICK FiCKEY x SON,
mh22 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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EB iGIF an THE CDRNTlH

Eb iGHr ON THE CORNER
H0 OF BALTIMORE AND HOLLlnhY-STS.
H. ~ r. PRATT W uld respectfully inform their
friends ana customers that they are now receiving
from New York and PHILADELPHIA a large assortment
of New standard AMI Miscellaneous LAW, NEDI-
CAL and SCHOOL BOOKS. Also, fine ASSORTMENT
of STATIONERY. Those who wish to purchase
good Books cheaper than they have ever sold before
in this city, will do well to call and examine this
stock. The Books all new aud warranted pet Tcct
H. & b. PRATT, at
ap2-3t MIR. Meacham'z AuClon Store.
n AWNS, BALEARINES. BAWEAta;IS.
Ed SC. Just received an invoice of beautiful new
style Rich Lawns Balzarines, Foulard SILKS &c
;or Ladies' spring Dresses Ql5-ht reduced prices.
B. II. RICHARDSON & 90,
Baltimore street.
ap3 [4Pl First Dry Goods stofs below Charles
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own opinion, was merely due to the third
Vel, and yot have you brought us, Jack?
asked the Jew, with the old familiarity o
an old friend.
'ln the first place. answered the sail.
or, feathers and he produced me.
Feathers, veil, | don't know, unused
the Jew, as for feathers, Jack, they re
down to nothin'. There's no wonder the
worlds vot ii is, for feathers is quite gone
out. Look at them shelves, there; look
at them boXes-all iull--not sold feath-
er this six months. | don't know vot s
come to people. Some say it's edca,ion
i don't know; if it is, it ought to be
put down, for 1t makes the feather trade
nothn hin'-nothin'.' Thus spoke
the Jew, his voice deepening on each of
the last three words, until he sounded
what seemed the very bass-string of des-
pair.
Indeed, the Jew and the sailor might
have made picture. Shadrach had in
his youth. rejoced in luxuriant locks Of
more than golden: they were, in the in
tense Specification Of the phrase, red gold.
These, in the storms Of life, had become
thickIy specked with gray and white; yet
remained there a departing ray among
them to indicate the glory that was past,
Shadrack's face was lean and pointed;
his eyes quick, and, as at times they
seemed, trembling with excess of light
a light reflected as from guineas. His
nose was boldly bowed, indicating the
true son of Israel; and whilst the corners
of his upper lip were lwilched by muscu-
lar cmotlon-(how mystcriously is fash
Toned the civilized man when there is
connection between the seat of the pock-
ct and the seat of the mouth --emotion,
due homage to the spirit of gain, his un-
der lip hung down, Tapped over with the
weight ofresponsibiIity, or sensuaity, |
cannot here decide. His sharp face quick
eye, faded yellow hair, and ardent Gem
pleXion, gave him to the eye of fancy the
visago Of an old fox, grown venerably gray
On the blood of stolen geese. And thus
Shadrach sat and gazed at Jack Lips
comb.
And Jack received the looks ofthe Jew
with the stalwart manner Of a British tar,
chewing the while that sweetest condi.
ncnt-pigtail tobacco'
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From the London Punch.
TIL + STORY OF
A 4 II A Il LII Il IL .
Il TROD u G. TON.
BY DOUGLAS JERROLD.

AM native ofAfrica; but my parent
ostrich having been hunted down for the
property he carried with him, | was, many
/ years ago, SHIPPED at the Cape of Good
Hope for London; in which magnificent
city have lived life Of many changes
In my time, | have tossed my head above
the noblcst of the land; and now
But | will nanate my adventures in
order as they bcfell me.
My duty to my parent demands that |
should champion him against the supper
cilious sneers of the world-that | should
vindcate his memory from the ignorant
SANDER Of mankind.
| will confess it, when, after 4 race Of
some twenty leagues, with the horses
close at my parents tail, | beheld my
honoured sire thrust his head into bush,
believing, as it was too plain he did. that
because he could see nobody, nobody
could sec him do confess, despite of
ilial love, | felt Auttering of inGgna-
Ition not unalIoycd-may be pardoncd
the sin!-wi,h contempt. The world has
taught me better wisdom. Experience
hath made me tolerant Since ! have seen
men, praised, too, for their eXceling pru-
dence, commit the sell-same folly as my
unfortunate sire, reproach has subsideo
into sorrow, and contempt become soft
ened by regret,
But come of an outraged,a slandered
race. What bouncing fbs have been
written of me, by sand-blind philosophers,
and glibly repeated by gossps of all sorts
at their firesides! How venerable does a
lie become by length of years! Truth is
never babe, and never bag. As at
the first, so at the last; full-bloom yet
young; her eyes lustrous through ages,
and her lip ruddy and fresh as with the
dews of Eden; upon her brow sits an
eternity of beauty. Now Falschood is
born pulling, roaring thing; Its very in
fancy is antcipatlve of its old age, and
stamped with the grossness of mortality.
Day by day it wakes bigger and stronger;
hus increase Of reputation, crowds of
clients; until, at length, its unrighteous
hoariness makes it worshiped by multitude
for no other reason save this-it has gray
hairs. And so the wrinkled wizard keeps
his court, and words his mischief dealing
paralyzing spells, until Truth at some
time turns her sapphire eyes full upon
him, and as u bubble at fingers touch
Falsehood is gone.
For thousands Of years my ancestors
have born the weight of lies upon their
backs. And first, for the shameless scan
dial that the family of ostrichcs wanted
the love which even with the wasp makes
big its parental heart towards its little
ones
The ostrich, having laid her eggs,
leaves them to be hatched by the heat of
the sun
Such is the wickedness that for tens of
centuries has passed among men for truth;
reducing the ostrich to level with those
hollow-hearted children of Adam, who
leave their little ones to the mercics of
the world-to the dandling of chance
to the hard rearing olthe poor-houso.--
There is Lord de Boweless; he has a
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CHAPTER I.

MY ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND; MY VISIT TO
sHADRACH JACOBS, OF THE MINoRIES.
Ny voyage from the Cape to the port
of London would fain pass with the few
est words. | had at least this consolation
i was an unwilling traveller. Other
wise, | had deserved all the miseries of
ship-board-the darkness, the fetor, the
hubbub and violence of the prison, ]
have some pity for any that in its ngor-
ance of saltwater first trusts itself to
its mercies; but none for the food that
ventures twice. There may be some
Edcn-ike spots even in coal-mine; but
the hold Of a ship-ugh!
remember being once present at Il
party oflhe Bishop of Fato 'thelands.-
The conversation turned upon the boun-
tilulness of the sea, ordained as it assured
! ly was, for the iacilc communication of
man with man. Poor simpletons! 1t is
my inherent faith that the ocean was cx-
pressly created to keep nations as much
as possible separate ;but that the courage
Gus wickcdness Of man has set at nought
the benevolent design of Nature, and-lo
her astonishment--has trumphed in the
very teeth of soa-sickness. Nay, have
not on my side the wisdom of lawmakers!
For were they not of my faith, would they
tax silks and pepper' On the contrary,
would they not take to their bosoms the
adventurous men who are tossed to and
from the far East for rare commodities to
cloth the limbs, and tickle the palatcs of
their fellow-bipcds! And what is the fact?
Why legislation, as check to the pre-
sumption ofman, makes HMM hun
bred different modes-pay for the lomeri-
Ity. The sea was intended to keep peo-
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INNS AND OUTS.
ny JOHN C. SANE.
Pm out of cash, and SO, Of course
Have pocket room TO let;
Pm out Of patience, just because
l'm never out Of debt;
Besides Pm dreadIully in love,
And more than half in doubt,
Which is the greater evil, that
Of being in OF out.
I'm deeply in my taiIor's books,
But don't mind dun;
And if / wasn't out of funds,
I'd pay him out Of fun
lie always gave me "lits," he said,
But heaven bless his eyes!
'Twould put him in fit, | guess,
He'd be in snCh surprise.
Pm out at elbows, in distress
All mines sorry tale!
I'm out Of favor, out of sorts,
But then Pm out Of Jail.
My landlord says my time is out,
And thinks I'd better "shin;"
Pm such an '"out-and-ou,er" ne
Won't have me in his inn.
I'm on; of office, but in hopes
70 get put in some day;
III don't run for something soon,
| III have ia RIM ulvnV
I'm out Of spirits, and IN out
OF more than can think,
I'm out oftenIpcr-hang the pen!
Ye godS!-l'M OUT or INK!
81. .ALbnNs, ".
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-24
VOLUME V.
From Meals Gazette,
TIE OLD PAUPER'S BURIAL,

From Meals Gazette,
TIE OLD PAUPER'S BURIAL,
Bury him there!
No matter where!
Hustle him out Of the way!
Trouble enough
We have with such stuff
Taxes and money to pay.
Bury him there!
No matter where! 4
Oh in some corner, at best; O.. =
No matter for stones
TO mark his old bones
Nobody'll ask where they rest.
Bury him there!
No matter where!
None by his death are bereft;
No body'II ask
Finish your task!
We still have enough Of them left.
Bury hun there
No matter where!
OFF in some corner, away;
Trouble enough
We have with such stuff
Taxes and money to pay
CHARLES G. EASTMAN.
WOodStOck, W,