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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

Mr.. CALHoUE left Thursday morning on
his way to Memphis, in charge of delegation con.
ssting OF twelve Of the prominent citizens o New
Orleans, who arrived here on Wednesday for the
purpose of inviting him TO the hospta lines OF our
sister city. The day preceding his departure was
devoted by Mr.. C. 10 receiving the calls md cvili-
ties rendered to hm with unaffected cordially by all
casses of our citizens irrespective of party predilec-
tons. lie had expressed wish that all public for
maliles should be dispensed with in his reception,
preierring free and unrestrained intercourse with
those who might choose 10 seek personal nlroduc
ton, and he had indeed busy day oil il. Every body
seemed DESTROYS of taking the distinguished States
by the hand, and tesliying their respect for his
talents, character and public services. Although be
declined the public dinner rendered to him by the
committee, he yielded to the solicitations of the city
authorities and united with them in repast at the
Mansion House, prepared in Cullum's unequalled
style, to which the New-Orleans and Mobile com
mttees, and few gentlemen of this city were invi.
ted The incidents of the day and the evening
among them an address from the native South Caro-
linians residing here, andiM Calhoun's reply-pay
form the subject Of "a future notice. The boat on
which he departed (the Creoe,) hauled out into the
stream at IL O'Clock under six hearty cheers from
the vast multitude who had accompanied him from
his lodgings and they heartily returned from
the delegation and the gentlemen board the
steamer.
The following note was addressed to his Honor
the Mayor by the New Orleans Delegation on the
morning of their departure.
SIR-The delegation from New Orleans who
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FROM CORPUS CHRIsTI.-We have received by
the labana, a letter from Corpus Christi, dated
25'h October, by which learn that the battalion
of artillery making preparat ions for their return
TO New Orleans. A detachment Of dragons and
infantry to leave Corpus Christi for the Rio
Grande, in search Of ii suitable encampment for the
troops.
Major RinggoId had made inspection Of all the
troops and iecitated Major Gally upon the good
order Of his field pieces and condition ofhis compa
ny.--"I am sorry" replied the Major, "to my
artillery inactive, should desire in the meantime,
to receive The baptism of Mexican fire.
Every thing then gives reason to believe that
these brave and jealous defendes Of their country
will return in about fifteen days.-[N. Y. Courier.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

u FOR MAYOR-GEORGE +. HOLT is announced
by his friends candidate for the Office of Mayor at the
approaching municipal election, and is recommended te
the surages OF his fellow citizens individual emf
nently qualified for the Office and SUCH entitled TO theif
confidence and support sepl3 2Oltde*
1--WE are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
HOPPlN, Esq, rs candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of Mayor at the ensuing municipal eetto
or The friends orc C. LANGDON announce him :
candidate for Mayor, at the next municipal election
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FACTORY LABoR.--lhe Tribune. lodging away
from the false statements which have already
brought home 10 ii, goes un with new ones IL now
dpnus that any hands have been discharged under
the present Tariff, and Whites The characters Of
those turned ont ol employ The following are the
figures from the factories own reports
CLOTH MADE AND FEMALES EMPLOYED LOWELL
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
G. w. OGDEN,
AUCTION 8, COMMISSION MERCHAN NJ

g. w. OGDEN.
AUCTION e. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. rs and II WATER STREET.
o. Will give paricnla attention the sale of Pro
duce and all kinds OF Merchandise consigned to him.
Aso-Underwriter's Sales-Ssles of Stocks, Real Es-
tate, &c.
Having large Warehouses, ample accomm0dat ion can
be given tor the display of Furniture for saie novltf
OF MOBILE IRON STORE.-DADE a.
RAYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS TO DEFOREST, NORRIS Il
CO.-MiIl Rocks. Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear, Bar Iron,
Mill IRONS and Hardware generally-No "a Water ST,
octl8 2l5f =
TPCHINA, Glass, Earth enware nd Gut
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber il
now receiving extensive assortment of the above arti
Giles, which he offers ut I he lowest prices.
novl4 JAS. MASfERS0N. Importer. "a Water-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FROM ARANsAs,--The schooner Josephine, Cap.
tain Suares, arrived yesterday from Arkansas Bay.
She left there the 25ii ult. Captain Suares ports
that the day before he sailed, mn officer Of the
Army was killed OIL board OF the steam schooner
Augusta, while lying alongside of brig in Arkansas
Bay, by The falling Of the ganlarm. The officers
name not recolected. And further, that the same
day he saw a hermaphrodite brig ashore on Aran-
sas bar-could no, make out her name, but supposed
her to he recently arrived from New York with
Government stores. Nothing new at Aransas.-(N.
o, Delta.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

THE GRAPE.-We are gralifed 10 learn that a
wealthy German from the banks OF the Rhine, Mr..
John Klinger, has purchased plantation Of $50
acres OH the Allegheny river, Kitianng, for the
cultivation Of the grape. He is sangune 10 The be.
lief that the foreign species Of this delightful frui,
will flourish there, and we have great confidence that
all that is wanting is proper and intelligent culture.
--IPhiI. N, American. 'ih Ut
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

AS Coop AS PUEcH The Pekm Visitor saws
--"Comine home few mornings since, we met a
man who was attempting 10 walk both sides oil
the street. BY skilllul mannuvre, we passed be
tween him."
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

The eastern papers notice an earthquake which
was Tel IN the vicinity of New York, on The 26h
ut. In Fairfield county, Conn, the shock was We
ry sever. In the town of Greenfield Hill, the
wells were observed on Thursday evening previous
to be dry. Ia Westchester, N. ", there were ,wo
successive shocks, the last resembling a subterra.
mean explosion.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

ID UTTER-l0 frkins first quality Goshen land.
- ing and 80 frkns ia store
CHEEsE-9 casks and 25 boxes Northern
8 cases. dozen each, Pine Apple Cheese
LARD--lO0 kegs prime Leaf
BACON-1l casks Sides, 15 de Shoulders
CANDLEs-l00 boxes New Bedford Sperm
RoPE-I42 coils, II bales and boxes Irvine
WRAPPING PAPER-75 reams Brown
WIEEs-1O / casks Burgundy Port
10 / casks Port, 8 do Sherry
Is casks Madeira Glow prced)
PoATAToEs-50 bbls White
ORIoNs-50 bbls. For sale by
E. C. CENTER & CO.,
nov6 corner Conf and Commerce streets
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FOR NEW YORK
.EEN The ship MARTHA WASHINGTON
MaH wants 200 to 225 bales cotton to fill. For
freight, apply TO t.
WHITAKER & SAMPSON, Sc st Michael st
3Jrhe packet ship EDWINA, Capt. West, will
succeed the NJ. WASHINGTON. nn,S
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
MARINE NEW S.
Port of Mobile s, 1s45.
CLEARED.
Scht Galena Beard, for Baltimore, by Schroeder.

CLEARED.
Scht Gaens. Beard, for baltimore, by II Schroeder.
ARRIVED.
Ship Arabella, Rice, IS DIS fm Boston, To MASTER.
Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat MonteZuma, baker, FIN New-Orleans.
Steamboat l. Day, Griffin. I'm New-Orleans.
Stesmbo at Carolina, Deupree, from Sturges Landing
with $40 bales colt on.
Steamboat New World, Winters, from Canton shoal
with 40y bales COTTON.
Steamboat Eureka, Walker I'm Montgomery, with 557
bHles cotton.
Steamboat Union, Barton, from Montgomery. with ASS
bales cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From New York. Oct 81
Brig SHTuh Brown, Norton.
25-BArk Abby frances, BraytOn.
From Providence, Oct 2e-Barks Baltic, Allen; Triton,
Luce.
SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-From Casine, Oct. 25-Ship
st Leon, Jarvis
From Bath, Oct 25-shp Macedonia, (new) Reed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
FOR PROVIDENCE,

FOK PROVIDENCE.
ssh The fine brig ACTON, Capt. Daggett,
SSskxwill have despatch and can take few bales
cotton under or deck, For freight of which,
apply TO BALLOU s. HALL,
novS St Mchael-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

To Grocers and Country Merchants.
nIRECT IMPORTATION OF MALAGA
- FRUITS, WINES, &c--The Spanish Mis-.
ico del Carmen, Capt PAGES. is expected to arrive
here between The 10Th and 10Th inst. from Malaga,
with full cargo OF FRUITS, WINES, &C., con-
sisting part Of Bunch Muscatel Raisins in whole.
half and quarter boxes; Grapes in jars; Almonds,
Figs, Olives, Filberts, Lemons, Prunes, Olive Oil.
Claret in casks, &C., &c; which will be sold on
landing 10 the trade on favorable terms.
nov5 ESLAVA, MURRELL & CO.
FHNO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
Il PLANTERS-The subscribers have
hand the following goods for plantations, Gall Of the
manufacture Of Dewing g. Ednands,) which they
will sell al the lowest prices
1000 pair Mems Double Sole oak taned Russets
5000 do do Single do do do
5000 do do do do Hemlock do
1000 do do Prailie Boots straight bottoms
nailed all round.
The Russets and Boots of Dewing & Edmands'
manufacture well known TO need farther des-
cripiion. No trouble to show goods.
DENYING, EDMANDS & FIELD,
noy6c No. 8 81 Francis ST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
AND WETUMPkA REifU'
LAR FRIDAY EVENING PACKET,

MONTGOMERY AND WETuMpkA REf4U-
LAR FRIDAY EVENING PACKET,
w. w. Fry.
b E~A fhe l'gh! drH@ght s,su"eh iron 70
80 Kinney, having been thoroughly
repaired ani Iefued, will run "a regular weekly
packet durag The ensuing 10 The aboVe and
all intermediate landings, leaving Mobile every FRI
DAY EVENING, al O'Clock PM. The w. W.
FRY has been flted om expressly f'r the above
trade aud will continue permanently IN ii.
NJ. wARlNG & co, Agents.
noyS 80 Frunt-st
FOR WETUMPKA.
Es~s n The fine steamer II. KINNEY
ssssIsSa7zs54. Postley master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY
the 9Th insl. al O'Clock pm.
no,s Al. wARING q CO.
FOR MONTGOMERY
p e. r The steamboat UNION. d, Bar
S;5ssa<=FF1.. ton, master, will leave for The
above aud all intermediate landings on THIS
DAY, 9Th inst, NJ O'Clock pm.
For freight passage apply on board or to
novs nj. WARING & co.
FOR SELMA.
q [1-~ p The hne passenger steamer CARO-
LIMA, Dupree, master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the Sth instant, at 3 O'Clock PM.
W heiSh oI Apply on pohih " W
novS NJ WARING & co.
FOR DEMOPOLIS AND TUSCALOOSA.
= e. r The very hight drought steamboat
SEzss$zkE=zSx. JIM Rawls master, will leave foI
the above aud AL intermediate landings OIL THIS
nay the 9Th inst. AT 8 o'clock PM.
For freight or pnssage apply 10
novS M. WARING 8. CO.
AaA FOR rem THE Cotton Office over the
EH store of the Subscribers.
nOvs WARE & CHESBROUGH, 4 Com.st
RI FOR RENTAL office corner St. Francis
;:;ss@ and Commerce. Enquire of
noV8K CRAWFORD & GOWDY.
r. FOR RENT-The Store corner OF Wafer
i::..M and ST Francis streets, lately occupied by
Messrs. d. b. Crane & Co., allowed to he the best
business stand II town. Entry Immediately. APP.
novS ply 10 HENRY & STODDART.
IA FOR RENTING Brick Store with the
5 cellar and yard attached, on the corner OF Ham.
,lton and ST. Francis streets. The store has been
occupied for the last year two "a grocery, and
is well calculated for that business dry goods
store
Also-At the upper end Of Conception street. a
small frame Dwelling with two rooms, fire place in
each, with good stable and yard Rent low
Also-A large two story Dwelling House in the
northern part of The city. corner of Liscomb and
Conception streets, with four good rooms, and al
necessary out houses.
For terms, which will be moderate 10 good ten.
ants, apply at this office. nov8 232
-
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FOR pHILADELPHTA-Pass onIy
SEM The packet brig GROWLER, b. u liner
&zAX master, will sail on Wednesday next 12ll
inst. For passage apply on board. or TO
noyS III RIVERS A. co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
-StSM The brig MOBILE, burhen about $50
bales cotton, will take freigh, Tor BosTOE,
PHILADELPHIA or BALTIMORE. For terms, APP
ply to RYAN s. TAYLOR,
noyS 81 Michael-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

oPRIcE Guaranteeing newspaper aud let
tersfe review OF this market for the current week
now Rady for customers at this Office.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

NSURANCE--'ihe subscribers. agents for the
Il Contribuionshp Insurance Company Of New
York, continue TO take River and Fire Risks, al the
lowest rates of premium f
HUNTINGTON g. CLEVELAND,
nOyS 48 81 MichaeI st.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

TIVHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the mer-
Il chants of Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken an Office in the front part Of the store
pied by Messrs. IL Rivers & Co., for the purpose
Of carrying on IA Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business He hopes by strict attention TO business
to give entire satisfaction TO those who may employ
hun, and to deserve continuance Of their patronage
Ship Captains will be able 10 obtain at any time
all possible information regards freight.
EQ IJV
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

AyA WAVERLY HOUSE. %,sA
ss: This establishment has been thorough G,,%%m
" repaired, painted and furnished throughout, aud
is now in complete order, and open for the reception
of Boarders.
The accommodations Of this House are equal to
any in the city, and the Proprietor will spare no
pains or expense 10 make his guests comfortable.
nOv8 232Emo 10. CLEMENT,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

~ EGROES TO HIRE-Three or four Dray-
men, two Dining Room Servants and Cook
and Washer, 10 hire for the winter season, by the
month. These Negroes are all first rate servants,
and are we'll known. JnovSRl G. E. BOILES.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

ANDlNG from schr Cocheco--
LILO half bbls Cranberres
% kegs Butter, rs bbls Dried Apples
40 boxes lSlbs each No Soap
rs bales Eastern Hay, for sale by
noy8 J. Fl. RIVERS & co.
~ UNDRIES-l50 cases Boots and Shoes
~ 220 boxes manufactured Tobacco, sup. quality
800 kegs Nails, 20 boxes Axes
100 nj Cigars, 5000 lbs Northern Irvine
To arrive per brgs Josephine, Neptune and Mar
garet, and for sale al Manufacturers prices by
noy8 McRAE. RAVESIES Il BULLOCK.
g UNDRIE5--Wh skey. 90 bbs Recifed
~ Soap--l70 boxes No l; Hats--5O cases;
Cordias-l00 bxs assorted,
Chocaate-50 bxs Sansh and America
Cigars-50 NJ various brands
Boots and Shoes-of superior work manship;
Maccaroni and Vermac-50 boxes;
Brandy-S pipes Creniile, in store and for sa lie
noys by McRAE, RAvASIES s. BULLOCK.
EHNHE subscribers offer for sale
Il 200 bbls Rectifed Whiskey
100 bbls Ohio Flour
$50 pieces power loom Begging
$50 coils superior Rope
100 bbls No 2 Mackerel
200 bales North River Hay
10 casks Judd's Winter Sperm Oil
WHITAKER II ">MPSON.
novS 56 iMchae l.st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

MRS. COLLINS, an Indian DOctress, who has
w. resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all kinds Of
diseases that are curabe. such as sores ulcers.
GERS aud chronic diseases of all kinds, and consump-
ton if not FAR advanced-can restore the blind
to sight and deaf TO hearing, II not born Secures
wens eyes, dropsv, and all complaints OF the H.
yer. Also, ladies' diseases. She roofs and
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which
she procures from Michigan, that cannot be found in
the southern county.
AZ Residence the corner Of Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged. nov6 Kmo*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
E0R NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
-EEA The ship MARTHA WASHINGTON
M1sH wants 200 to 225 bales cotton to fill. For
freight, apply to f
WHITAKER & SAMPSON, Sc st Michael st
g-fThe packet ship EDWINA, Capt West, will
succeed the NJ. WASHINGTON no,s
FOR PROVIDENCE.
ESN The fine brig ACTON, Capt. Daggett
E:Esk will have despatch and can take few bales
cotton under or on deck. For freight of which
apply 10 BALLOU s. HALL,
novS ST Michael-st
FOR PHlLADELPHIA--Pas only
| .SSM The packet brig GROWLER, b. Ulner
&zs1& master, will sail on Wednesday next 12il
inst For passage apply on board. or TO
novs J. II. RIVERS g. CO.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
| -SSM The brig MOBILE, burlhen about $50
Sstasa@ bales cotton, will take fregh, Tor BosTos,
| PHILADELPHIA or BALTIMoRE. For terms, APP
ply to RYAN s. TAYLOR,
nOvS ST Micbael-st
| 1 NSURANCE--fhe Subscribers. agents for the
u Conlrbuionship Insurance Company Of New
York, continue 10 take River and Fire Risks al the
| lowest rates of premium.
HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
| noyS 4S st Michael st.
~ EGROES TO lIlRE-Three or four Dray-
men, two Dining Room Servants and Cook
and Washer, 10 hire for the winter season, by the
month. These Negroes are all first rate servants,
and are well known. InovSKl G. E. BOLLES.
NXCHANGE on Baltimore at so to 60 DAYS
Insight, fer sale by
noyS BEERS & SMITH
LNXCHANGE at 60 days sight on Newly ork,
Moor sale by a~'0,r.' - -
nosv HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND.
ri ORTHERN COW-Landing from ship Wa.
' verify and for sale by
ERUIT FROM HAVANA, Mt very reduced
u prices 10 be had in small or large quantities at
No ~ Commerce ST, near Government. po'S
ERANBERRIES-I hall and quarter bbls, Just
novs JONES.
CRANBERRIES and or b6Is landing from
novs VIII. REDWOOD.
RUTTER--5O kegs prime Goshen, in store and
novs ~ MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
CoFFEE-l96 bags Rio, to arrive per brig Nep-
~ tune, and for sale by g.t
novs MeRAE, RAvEsIEs & BULLOCK.
MALAGA WINE--lo or casks pure sweet,
noss > WIN. II. BUNNELL.
WTHlSKEY AND MOLASSES- SO bbls rec.
w titled Whiskey; so bbls Molasses, in store
noyS G. WESTFELDT 4 BRO.
~ HEESE-l0 casks and 80 boxes Northern;
- Butter-20 frk,ns first quality, for sale by
nov8 EDW. G. CENTER n Co tl
0BSTERs-3OO cases Theoretically sealed
AlLohsters, just received and for sale by
nov9 FOSDICK Il CHARLOCK.
&ALT-30O sacks coarse, 200 do fine. IN bached
kJsacks, for sale low to close consignment by
noyS ]. II. RIVERS & CO.
DICE--4O bbls new Creole. for sale by
ANnovS MARSHALL, ROWE g. co.
DOTATOES-l00 bbls white in fine order, for
l. sale by [noySl J. H. RIVERS & co.
E000 SECOND hand Corn Sacks, wanted by
OOOU noyS p. COOK & CO., 80 Com.st
NEW SUGAR-Just received per hlail-ne and
! noys for sale by J &IIJoNEs.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

Refers to Messrs.-
Esaya, Murrell & Go.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. LeBaron, ; uaL;.
Jos. Auze & Son, ''
Whitaker Il Sampson,
James Magee & Go.
Raymond & Co, New Orleans.
Carlos Cruzat, ESQ. Havana. nov6Kmo
STANTON & BROS, 81 Dauphin street. are
~ now prepared to manufacture Gentlemen's Clo-
thing to order, having engaged fashsnable Gutter
from New-York
They are now opening The latest style of French
and English Cloths, black and fancy Cassimeres.
the newest patterns of We vets, Cashmere, Satin
aud Silk Vestings, which viii be got up in the best
| style. Gentlemen wanting their Clothing made 10
order will please give Il call. nov5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

LATEST AnVIcEs.
III serp0ol Oct II lluyre ........... Sent 80
"ndon. .........Oct 10 New orb. ....... Oct 81
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08

- UNDRlES- 800 bBls Flour
- $50 bbls old Rec,i6ed Whiskey
500 pieces heavy Bagging
600 coils No Hope. Landing from steanbo
Admiral from Cincnnsii and for sale on liber
terms by .H-
nnv4 WARE a. CHESRR0IIGH Com
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p CSD-s n The fine steamer II. KINNEY
S5sssIaS777s54. Postey master, viii leave for the
above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY,
the 9Th insl al O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply To
no,S Al. WARING 81 CO.
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.poetrp.
Sister Nine.


Br n. ". DANA.
Sister mine-Sister mine
Why art SO dear
Why throbs this heart Of mine,
Like the strong-tendrilled vine,
Clinging SO close to thine
When thou art near,
Sister mine
Sister mine-Sister mine
Why art so dear'
Chill is this heart Of mine,
Till that sweet smile of thine
Wakes it 20 life diTine,
When thou art near,
Sister mine.
Sister mine-Sis,er mine
Why art so dear9
Light is this heart Of mine,
As is the sparkling wine
Bright in its crimson-shine,
When thou art near,
Sister mine.
Sister mine-Sister minel
Thou art SO dear
BY that wierd spell Of thine,
Wreathed round this heart OF mine
Till our twin spirits twine
When thou art near,
Sister mine
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IMPROVEMENT. The editor of the New York
Tribune has examined recently in two establish
ments at Brooklyn, the operation of the apparatus
known as " Cluie & Seabury's Improved Patent
Heat Generator" II effects saving of from TWEEN
ty-iye to fifty per cent, in the amount Of fuel re-
quired for steam engines; the cost of erecting the
works with il is inconsideraby less, as high Chin
neys, towers, &c. are superseded. The heat is en-
hreiy retained around, absorbed into the boiler,
so that one may put his hand on the chimney Just
above the boiler at any time, and experience no SEN
salion but that Of pleasant, genial warmth in cur
rent of air. The heat is SO entirely retained that
the fire being stopped, and all operations suspend
ed at early evening, the workmen come back next
morning and at once start the machinery again,
without particle Of fire under the boiler
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A passionate temper renders man unfit for adj
vice dePrves him Of his reason robs him of all that
is either great or noble in his nature ; it makes him
unfit Tor observation-disclosures friendship changes
jus tice into cruelty and turns all order into confu
sion.
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VOLUME XII.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
WIN. Il. RYTHER.
OFPIGE----NO. Q WHEELERS STONE BUILDING.


81 cah) in Advance; SI75 the end OF the year
months 98 cents IN advance otherwise SlO0 Village sub
serbeu ST. in Advance, $500 at the end OF heyear
paper will be discontinued unless discretion of the
publisher, until all anearages paid.
~ Advertisements Of any considerable length should be
handed in soon Tuesday morning Small early
"Wednesday morning
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craft that has carried this old hulk Of mine across
these same waters, and many's the one I've been
proud Of in gale like this but blast my eyes il ever
want better seaboat than the Java. As for sail
ing, Old Breezer has TO puff like grampus to
keep up with her, and she is no more afraid OF salt
water than porpose is. And there's our captain,
regularbuilt orecastle sailor he never crept into
the cabin windows me, that1 know by the
roll Of his walk and the cut Of his whiskers These
fresh-waier dandy captains, like the last l sailed
under, who can't tell sheet-ancbor from a cat
hook instead Of cracking and combing the
snarls out of old Nep,une's hair, would be
laying too under close-Feefed main-topsai, blast
the cowardlv--"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
SEA SKETCHES.
By Raw. Charles Rich

"Blow ye Winds
We waves ye thunders roll your tempest onj
Shake, ye old pillars Of the marble SKY
Till al it, orbs and all It's worlds Of ire
Il. lnn.annd lrnni their nnninm AnrN.