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Gflrrt "a lf.
THE YOUNG REBEL.
sse gI sgts r-.. 4g s4s.J.
A Tale Of the Carolinas.
BY ). MILTON SANDERS.

Tn a small farmhouse, towards the
close Of the year 1850, sat an old man,
his wife and only son. The face ofthe
father appeared troubled: at times he
looked ihoughlfulIy on the floor, and
ahon he would gaze long and wistfully
at his son, a fine manly youth Of twenty.
All length he said,
!. David, this is disastrous news from
Camden. God knows what will be-
come OF the country now! Congress
needs every man that is capable-at
mo, I wish this old wound / got in the
French war had notslamed me--but for
il, j should be now shouldering my
musket and marching 10 defend my
country" a....a
Both the son and wife looked up at
ahese words. The old lady ceased
knitting and gazed enquiringly al her
tboy, and 1t was evident, from the ex-
preston other face, that patriotism and
motherly affection were at variance in
lher bosom. The son, however, after
eencountering his father's eye for a mo-
n1ent, turned conluscdly away. The old
mans brow darkned, and he said warm
IN, aDavid, David. why do you lingera.
bout the village when your country
needs your services 80 much?--why,
.son, | am ashamed ofy oul Twice before
this have | spoken to you upon this sub,
iect, but you appear to have no spirit
What will youpse us trampled upon
Nv the brutalmercenaries Of Britain, and
siillaie here snpinely? For shame, Da
vid-for shame! | will not call yot
my son. Long since you ought to have
beenin the armyW
"Joshua, Joshua" interposed the ole
inotllcr, "David is but. a youth, then d.
not speak to him SO harshIy. He can
not Yet feel what you feel, who have
ought SO often against our country's en-
em,, ,,ss--J osllua, he is but boy" s
"a In =. indeed, Deborah! such boys a
navid ba, already gained imperisha,,
NJ lanrals sins The war commenced
Ico,Id name host Of them why
were Il not for the boys Of this iant
where would be our amy, WINCH winch !,
dare say, Il ono quarter composed 9
boys Of Dayids age" The DID MAJ
was excited, and il was the first nhkln'
word that he had ever used to his by
David arose and left the house. HI
walked some distance apparently il
deep thought. sS,
aWhat will not woman dot" he a
last muttrcd -"hereI have been linger
ing about the village when should hay
been oil, long ago. And for what !.
why to meet pretty girl, and to Zlls
ten 10 her musical voice: but now
viii be myself againLwhat did he ca
me? was It not coward' Now. by heaS
ca, Il will learn him that he has SO
who possesses The spirit Of his fatfle
siAwav'then withlove, for ] ieel that
am called npon to act, and no ionsf
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anu sny ueau n..er your PAIN tnen
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han" @ M Pn.s " ~ wions aug lavage, lou
a'e &C. saAen .ns swoIa iol youI nones'
" W. ~, ba,s ",sGs, w.. aho ,h your hlsls onss'
c. ~ ;,s.;oe v .nd aaa1u s ".s swyfu 'or .ru.''
nroyo;se ~ ] ;s d. H &c I aon5 @ha ohaa :, Uu ,s s"s
foes have taken he @ swords !, A. dassOcs @
oe ali that man holds dear and = hias al
phemy ofGod-they shall p,eriist by ths
sword! '''a
And now, bretheren and soldiers. /
bid YOU all farewell Many Of as NAV
fall in the fight to.nnorrow-(xo rsst
the souls ofthe fallen--manv Of us NAV
live to tell the story Of the fight Is
morrow, and in the memory Of ali will
ever rest and linger the uuiet scene Of
this a,,fnn,nal n;aHi so
I Solemn twilight advances over the
valley-tbe woods on the OPPOSITE
heights fling their long shadows over
| The green Of the medow-around us are
the tents Of continental hosts, the SUP.
I pressed hustle Of the camp, the hurried
tramp Of the soldiers TO and fro among
1.-The tents, the stiffness and silence that
marks the eve Of battle. t~
When we meet again, NAV the long
! shadows Of twilight be flung over d
\ peaceful land.
God in heaven grant il! .a@
Let MS prav.
/ PRAYER OF THE REvOLtjTfdN.
Great Father, we how holore Thee,
w ureat : a'ner! m we oow oc'ore lnee.
w. w. 'voae M aay s D,essSme RSse sor
> ny M.".n' we le1Un WL I n1e g.. u.' I'm q u.
,s pasis Nv we ,as asA i au ,he W ,i,,es @ &c
.u.ei ,., ~, To.S T a.. ~ ~ a.S so.. " hass. ~; ~
y! t.ouo, ;,a,. 0. 10y d ,,ant,oa na ; tho - s,vord
iJes, M m.'en..s @ er ae I iaad smg ,ho I S,'st -
g'eanG,I a;, o Ja,so,.d U | nth o.. .ha I haod u
,! M oul SUI o;.LA ~ oa anJ p.a1 f.;ends " ' ~ V
: o't ~, SI - ano ".oro,, m'u,. ,nc nav THy
+ 0:, uoa ~, ,ta y, ArSy Ans!,..m W. ornp. MaEs
u .he nnas W af ~: mir hesrt. strong in TEv
= = w;.don,, VIII bIess we hesesch. win renewEJ
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HARRIS s. PATTERSON, Publishers.
1ppetrp.
M ~,

M Il IN
The human mind--that lofty thing!
sc The palace and the throne.
Where reason sits, sceptred king,
And breathes his Judgment tone.
Oh! who with silent step shall trace
The berders Of that haunted place,
Nor Ia his weakness, own n
That mystery and marvel bind,
That lofty thing-the human mind. "a
The human heart that restless thing
!. The ,empler ana ihsFsieds
The joyous, yet the suffering ~
The aource Of pain and pride!
The gorgeous thronged--the desolate,
The seat Of love, the iair Of ofhate--
"a sSelfssung, self. f.deifed!
Vet do we bless thee as thou art,
Thou restless thing--the human heart!
Tie human soul-that startling thing!
Mysteriousand sublime! ...s, ~,
The angel sleeping on the wing
Worn by the SCOTS of time
The beautiful, The veiled, the bound,
The earth cnslaved, the, glory crowned,
The stricken in its prime!
From. heaven, ia tears, to earth it stole,
That startling thing-the human soul!
Aud this is man! Oh! ask of INN, r
The gifted and forgiven
While Ger bis vision, drear and dim,
The wrecks Of time are driven--
Ifp;ide or passion. in their power,
Can chain the time or Charm the hour,
q Or stand in place ofheayen?
lie be nds The brow, he bows the knee,
sGreator Father! none but.thee'
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A Revolutionary Relic.

The following eloquent Revolutlona.
ry Sermon, preached on the 10Th Of
September, l777, the eve Of the battle
of Brandy wine, by the Rev. Jacob Prout
to large portion Of the American sol.
diers, in the presence Of Gen. Washing
ton,G Gen. Wayne and others Of the Con.
tinential Army, was recently discovered
(says a contemporary journaD among
some old papers Of Major Jacob Shef-
myre, an officer Of the Revolution.
Who, after reading this sermon, would
be willing to sanction an effort to de-
prive our soldiers and sailors Of the ben.
eefts land consultations to be derived
from the services Of the ministers OF
Religion in the Army and Navy? Who
doubts that many heart was strength
ened, and many an arm nervcd by the
fervied eloquence of the devout man oi
God, in the "days Of other years." And
if such was the result then, why should
II be otherwise aop?
REVOLUTIONARY SERMON.
"IHey That take the Ssoord shall per-
ish by the S.oord."
Soldiers and Countrymen:---We
have met this evening perhaps for the
last time. We have shared the toll o.
the march, the peril ofthe fight. the dis
NAV Of the retreat--alike we have en-
dured hunger. the contumely Of the in
ternal foe, ,and outrage Of the foreign op
pressor. We have sat, night after night
beside the same campfire. shared the
same rough soldiers fare. We have
together heared the roll Of the reveille
which called US to duty, or the beat 9
the tattoo, which gave the signal Tor tn
hardy sleep Of the soldier, with the earti
for his bed, the knapsack for his pillow
And now, soldiers and brethren, w
have met in the valley, on the eve 9
batrle-when the sunlight is dying ava.
on yondel heights-the sunlight that to
morrow morning will glimmer on scene
of blood. : We have met, amid the whit
ening tents Of our encampment; IN tim
Of terror and gloom have we gathere
together G God grant il may not be fo
the last time.
i It isa solemn moment. Brethren
}, does not the solemn voice Of natuI
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uJ- Advertisers are requested 10 leave their ads
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DIED:

Yesterday morning, LAURA daughter Of Baldwin Gar
diner.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend her funeral This Afternoon at o'clock from 80
- WesF Ourieenfh-st.
On Monday morning the 2-th inst. in the sd year Of
her age ELIZABETH r. wife ofEdward Schenck
The friends of the family and those Of her iaiher-in
law Peter II Schenck are respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral This Afternoon al o'clock. without further
invitation from the residence OF her mother, No Uni
versiiy.p place corner Of 9Th II.
Monday morning. July >. HENRY infant son OF Lewis
and Margaret + John. ugcd II months and 10 day..
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are inv
ted TO attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon al o.
clock from No. l3l Hesier--,.
On Saturday evening July %, l-iJ, HENRY CROKER
Printer aged - year, native Of Cork Ireland Tor
many years afesident Ofthisci'y
On Saturday morning. with consumption, SlMkON
ELDRlDGE aged u years. months. 20 days
On Sunday morning 18th inst after short but sever
illness. Mr. SAMUEL GlLDERSLEVE.
On sunday, 27th, Mrs. Hannah A. wife Of John J. Her
ring, aged -.
AT Havana. 18th. Lewis Drake, OF the hrm oil DraAe
Brothers s. Co Of this city.
Al Mt Morris 10Th. Nancy :. Barnes p.
At Canandagua l7th Mrs Penelope Clark ~.
AT Syracuse l2ih Emerson ". son Of Hiram Church.
aged :.
At Yonkers 18th. Benjamin Odell 80.
At Fi-hkll. lGih Ze'Otus Robinson. 90.
At Binghampton, 18TH Elizabeth wife OF Charles Ro
gers "a;
Al Tunbridee. Vt May 81. CYRUS TRACY, s., Rev
dictionary soldier.
A, Palmyra Goth. William Murray 40
At Bloomfield, Mich. 18th. stephen Wnslov, OF Pal
uyra y Y o..
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- RICH SILK GOODS. .
Fall ImpOriafion-.


No 10 W lllam street, corner Of Beaver, ny,
HAVE received hy ale Packets and steamer. an EXTENSIVE
Assortment Of the Richest and Most Fashionable >ves OF
Fall and Winter Goods. comprising complete variety m
every department They would respectfully invite their
old friends and merchants generally 10 examine their socA
feeling assured that 10 = unsurpassed IN richness, extent OF
variety. ia tins any other market
MANY Of the Newest Richest snd Most Expensive Sly e.
of Dress Goods &c strictly confined Ia their own trade
and presented the pl ultra OF Good Taste. spen
lid Colorngs. Rich De-igu-,Ac.
Among which are The following, Vi.
French Cashmere d'Fcosse. plaid and hg1ired,
Pans Muslin de LANES, plaid, Ombre figured, Ac.
Chameleon. broche figured and i ipef silks,
eros O Tier. French Prints. entirely ew styles,
Rich embroidered Taraians. for evening dresses,
Extra rich BrOcade sa'lns for fashionable trade,
Paris Cloakinss. entirely new, magnificent styles &c
A-O, iull assortment OIL
shaws Ribbons. Laces Gloves. Hosiery.
Cravafs aud Scarf. blacs and blue black silks,
Lace and rauze Wells. Neiveis. Italian Servings
Canton silks, Linen Cambria Hdkis Grapes.
Green Barege. together with complete assortment o.
other Goods their line all Of which offered Al the Low
esf Market Prices jy2asamJ
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r~Dr Rauuipg's Patent Ipce mr. R,dx Rrore

Tn. designed 70 relieve tv,re0s.
and pain 10 .fe~ Of gorrneff In D., oruarh con
.insi0n and plies. ess unrs Olgh emitting 4 blood
rapitron - heart, weakness u lie hp. ana limb.
dropping u The body with curvature ~ Re s-n arf an
Agreement Of one -huier 10 Children and young
.r-- Clerks Srifers and others ~ ho keep h am
iud- ind much imn- air rpr from = Il operates
.. rom rsri A. wensne-sl ard MAINTAINING ism iu. bv
Ia. flung rexhlv. Or. b CAL he consulted A. ~ BROAD
rsv near Grand Sundays copied over h. store of Mr.
VS.. oprcian Office only fruu A " 10 d. VI and 10
NJ Tor fev weeks female 10 a'ienia on Ladies
City and Country Physician. ani Drg-'s invited 10
.Common sense On Chronic Disease for arrange
r. lief N - U-f- wi
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New.York CsuIe Market. July p

Reported FOR The Tribune
At market 1900 Beef Cattle $50 rum The south s.
Cow. and Calves 5000 sheep and Lambs.
B,ef Caal-of the unusually large Offering At market
a5ou; 300 remain unsod Prices show no material var
from those quoted last week viz Inferior and MD
ding qualities sia4 30 superior and Prime qualities
sjqJ 80 and small number Of extra al 81
Cors and Calres-We quote from 81 10 Sc AZ the
extremes Of the markets slight Improvement. AL
sold
ship and LamJs-sheep from e TO 5o-Lsrnbs
s7JQ2 IS AL taken.
Hay-Tbere IS good supply Of the new crop in mar
ae,. which readily brings -oa-7. per cwt
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for shoulders Il Az for Sides ond - all cents for
Hams as in quality. Lard quiet sale. No ? in barrel.
and kegs a, cents. time...-At New Orleans sales
1900 hhs Mess Pork al l3 - Prime s 10 Is a II 20
Mess Beef 10 O0 Prime -. Sales 80 bbls Lard
Prime AZ Boston sales Of Clear Pork q
Il p Mes l3 and Prime lO 5OdlO . T. Dbl mos .
2OOd 1000 kegs Lard cfs credit 40 hbls do :; e
70 each Hams Of good quality selling ~ cs = =
cr... AZ Baltimore business moderate- hight
Mess Pork 10 pa 10 30 Prime 10 J0dll 90 Mess Beef
10 5Odll 90; No. 9q9 20 and Prime a. 90 sales Of
Western Lard No J. "a. CO. in kegs 7:d- IN barrels
Bacon very hrm Shoulders 9; 81 sides :. a :.
H. =,
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nAA..PArENr .mIRKEp .u,rENDER,

~ have been tested ard hundreds OF thousands worn du
NC the past tyyo wears with entire satisfaction being told
,f and daily si0u1a d,compo5ed ase inif1iOnf. mieri
orfhsf some Of which have been sold a. my ID" manu-
f,ctufe for deception Notice i therefore hereby gwen
h, every box of nv manufacture has my name attached
The perfect compound of which my goods are mad has
never heen made public and j. much stronger and belle
han the mas Of phur made goods compounded aiie h'
defective method known Gooey-a a. ! requisite 10
good article which has Obtained The eurre confidence o
those y ho Use or deal n the corrug aied goods
The following memorandum oi experiments by Dr. Cml
TON will fully explain thu advantage ni my discovery IN M
or-nsr.fou Of rub er and the inpo-sbiy Of dec npos
nom This e-t was not oballei by The un'ersgned, bu
VA, AZ he instance Of gentleman drs- ID Apply II 10
particular purpose hOtA, r II %,
q Maiden Lane.
have made several eXper nent- upon ne prepared lndla
Rubber OF Mr.. Day. with the following results
Portions OF u were kept immersed 10 olive, nseed ana
whale OIL. none Of wh en- Affected u, although remained
la them for several hours By long heating with - hale o
The surface became llc -oieleo Inc same eure "o"i-
probably be produced with other ole.
Portions ere kept n boiling aier for an hour or more
without suffering any change whieyer either IN elasticity
or otherwise. o.,
Po-tons OF the prepared Rubber were subject 10 cold
81 degrees be- o,y zero for several hours he only efec
This produced 20 render illir Hcef-'o H.r' nov"
ever. a. scarcely 90 be- pefcepune - .--.. =, p,
New-York June It. leih W. W
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MARRIED (:

On Thursday. 2iih inst by Rev. John Seys Francis
Speighis 70 Catherine Foshay.
AtVenice Italy June 9Th, JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY.
Secretary Of Legation Of T. : AZ = Petersburg 20 JAM
TUCKER MACkNlGHT CRAWFORD. daughter OF W.
Crawford Of Edinburg
At lie Roy. pod. Joel Whiting 20 Elizabeth Coms'ock
At Haversiraw, 2d Barney Forshsy. OF sing sing to
Ann NJ. Miller. .
At Syracuse Dist James II. Wsrrick to sylvia NJ
Goodrich
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NEW SfhlNN hND oOODS
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