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to the provisions OF 40 Deeds OF

pORSoA ANT to the provisions OF tyo Deeds of
Trust the first dated February TO- .nd t se,,d d.
ted January so;h 1912 Hsrsis n the subsc., 40
"f ne pfpoee' therein een'sinrd shar orr high
' iof casa on Iti'@Dlf the Iit o. aisrcb. Is+s AT
o'eLiek the afternoon pT-s Ia the town oc s,.,-
tf mat spacious house and lot the sm Hs i
ana IA. property and -sidencsui Colin Mcsas. This D!
syos bfsg and has attached 81 a Of suu.r,o-
e'uy hs praue''eneSs Is nastsi gsreen paeLas:v
Tor cary setans- IL lad no.,
ana ba- teen equal tn TIE deernt o. family Tor
convenience 10 TIE eens % hnsIss sEperc,
VIII be sold entire properly dva nay best sse IN sui
on 'he DAY Of sale Although provision. OF
The e. sold ior cash the ppTeaer arrange o cred. ON
pan ot nearly the uhos Of the pehae money a. he may
lie ls-%t"m w. A PATTEsUN, Trustee.
% In Consequence Of ihe unavoidable ab,si- Of IN. Tne.
The above sale postponed SATURDAY Eyeu,ny a, ~,
clock fa otherwise, Monday ns, a. the AN. hour
Ia-tul ~ AZ
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c. R. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.


SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
100000!
Aleranina Lottery ClAs- H. IsI5-to drawn in A+r,p
da e. SATURDAY, March 5b, is45 $4,000 1000
3oo0 5000 $500 l0s LOO prizes ioOo halves
81 quarters $50.
CERTIFICATES oil Packages OF % Whole Ticket, $50
do do IS Halt do
do do IS Quarter do ]. so
100000
Alexandria Lottery Class No isIS-o drawn in Alex
anda c, Saturday, March ga Is4s Splendid Scheme
$4,000 10000 5000 1857 Of 1900 iG0 Of
300 &c. Tickets 10; halves 5; quarters $50.
Certificates VI Packages u ~ Whole Tickets $40
- Hall
81 Oar Is
$40 900
AieHlndra Lottery Class b. for isi5-o in AeIan
era e. ssturiay, iaeh goth 1885 snl.n
did Prizes 100000 Ioonn. $780, 1000 iseo
10 prizes Of 1890 10 OF 5O0.& Tickets o 10; qua.
eTs2,5O.
Certificates Of Packages OF % Whole Ticket. sIeo
DO. do Hs do
Do. DO % Quarter Go
r Orders fur Tickets and Certificate. Of Packages
IN the above SpeTdi Ioeres. viii prompt
tenton, aai offs I OF drawing sent
amer IL Is over to all who order from e. Z. ALLEN.
No 5 Exclar
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Gufticn EaIss.
FUTURE DAYS.
By paniop. H,,,rn,.

FUTURE DAYS.
By oantop, Homcnre a Co.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
w I'LL be sold on Saturday a.. 18th inst, N,
foeiD-s v II. on ttr PF-aa-< tho. too vr,y .-,,,,-
en "a -sts The property fToh- on Cary s,r. an,
runs hack isS fsss three ss-. .ne .-,d h h,,e.
There are On The properly but Wei ,a ~
bsS iH'is ntS and, arflbosrho A. god A. .rv ;- ,n 80,
i'h cash AID he balance months et,, NJ or
Or OF tie ri13riss"'s. ~
nah -d,as nTSLor NoScrEr A 20 Acct.
"o.t Valuable Improved s.a Caimpro,.,i
REAL ESTATE,
IT AffsIDS.
On TUEsDAy, The Sb % Ay at o'eLnek IN tie p,,,..
w De rn tins desirable improved Property sinaied an js street,
taeienn about 81 ;se; "r.-ndng in alley
sh o ne aH IN. nsy y-ar ~ -
ave hisaop Moore fn Immediately hs.. kyi3rs
'Sh- artusnz he Rssi;rucs be az tn
ofnes .ab-erib~rs. - -
TkRa-Dn, oarth ire r-siin. IN tire. eo,a nav
mers At o. " ami IL noa;hs credit s Glory
ppf' %" p.-d OF Trust on ID. progeny In
Saeiionssrs TN last payr-n,he made.
DIfSIDr Noyct'pr +. ~ -.
cARGoEs OP BgiG vIrGINit AND s.Hg ExpaE,a
At Auction.
%" FRIDAY thu fth s.t at ~ oeisk Wharf at Rock
and Ao'ssses ant of Sc.r Express. with Mol.s--.
si2 hbis Orann. sonar
go hos
~. hhis CGsa IN
% iiere.- 90
And int
20 MIL. Ct Croix 2. ken Sirat. Of min. ,,.L,v
$40 bags Rio and Layu,ra Cofes.
TEsNS-t'-.'r seo easb; an,r.r, month. sr.s
for approved paper. "'
mn 10 hrNLoP. MoSCURE q co Aue,.
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Auetion 8ales.

THIN DAT.
ny Iuiees os~shss,
No. a Minsrsrr.
Rich Ucu.>-s an rsi.islng t:esas So 49, p>->>a
Hnrr, roa-trnys, Elegant s.kaa 49, mv--
.Srnudotes. 1<s---at Anrss~m-
I'm TtESDAY MORNING. March uss> - IL o,es->h
WI 81 asne,ica without e n, 49,,
Did so-is q be latest ry-s AM sap>ssss ssslsy ~
GlRANDoI.ES AND SOLAR LANPs
-rant onnsa snd kfon<r hshsossh,, 1900,
anf 10 lights with dops aud pss.s ovu,os 50 49,
' tsi- with richly ground Glnes- A. 49, -
i-shtsus - -
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE. &c.
rit,-f tilisi ati acaased w.ilsr. an 900.
.ns'-s trn Gut ho,iis Revolving C.-sass ~ sta
tS.s Hs-Sst. canfi>sues.
srniss ami Tray. Cups
""'y ssisnc- W Tsh~ rau>ry Ae a.
SANDWICH TEA TRAYS "A
'"p~rrr ''ctine and Coaves Trsys An -,.
srsi 6rts,L -ss"sAss p>es<en
OIL PAlNTINCS .r.a
On riorniuy q eoI>es,a. or ..,.,. -.
H,' IN handsome Ctr Francs eop,., no. .-.
s-s~2.~r
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
VI iit "e'sek Pfse- ~ 70 eir.- guu,>,t A.
wood faho OF superior 6nh Wei v,prsv NJ,
{" psrsons drs'ro"s 10 p.nb4s~a cool ia-sna.>eL = I
The aeovr goods viii he srraassi with sst.ssv.-
Ton The dsy previous
mn NLoEs q BROTHER A.saa
~ fosIrOSENENT.-In en..-aue.ee nj ~ 80 =.
above .ai. IS Postponed lii wEoNEsDAy Isss -
..a =. NLOEa . BROTHun A.c~ L
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.ty ciei.nd * Aon
VALUABLE pA,;ss FAHli AND MARKET
| GARDEN. tor SAFE.

n VALUABLE BABY bAH1 AND MARKET
GARDEN. tor .s.;c.
WILL be sold at auction, ON TuuRsD,Y, 2O,h
March! At isae'oek tie premises f privately
before that TIM. the erabe Farm occupied by Mr. no
T. "'T situated GA the Ne. Bds, Road, hall mute, east
vi tie city.
THIS =fa' has on lsrys and convenient ek ou-
with good kisehtn Io Barn sahIs &c A. h.. h.-s
sheersuy e9hva'd for the hs; I'VE Naikst
"e9'ehv pc"n OF It, Say ten Is hzk
povrnsh; AIDED la,ge and well eon.irc.cd
ese iar iarui contains about 80
iae ealinre OF Herds Grs-x Clayrr. &c
AZ the time. viii te soil the onrose "A.
Road containing ane two aete,e.eh.
f ,efs iFivsiey aPpy 10 S- suhscrbs e Not; &C
o no. rNe" wro VIII eeeraiy she's p0pc0y 4. any pcsap
wishing I.arS r ~, 90
~ -a- condUci.d by
t. 26-tt.. CIrf,Sn 4, S,1-r go.
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~ fhoMsoSs COMPOUND sfnUr or TAR AND WOOD
NArHrnA-its sos eas p.eses an aae- nm
truth but ,ss sodeins pssnps has been more
Than ones pse'snt.d BY espsrsoeed s
mo me attention OF those suffering usier ruinoss, onn
' rs,a.oa The r'op',eto' ~e sAIn gentleman Of
and respeetsbtt aud incapable Of panx
medicine upon the pubiic---tisr.aa.i 7.Lz,spi
FOR -Assy A. D,lvAL 4 co.
ma Agent. fo' tb- rropss,ors.
Superior London Mustard.
oNDoN DURHAM MUSTARD. IN pound a.d hsn pound hot
sais BY ALEx DuvAI. a Go ~
In. HAxcLEi b. professionally eon.ursd as usual, a,
mr. r.sidsnes ON flanAiin street. Trinity Church
Richmond, Dec. itta isti
CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
HAVE just received n general assortment of
Travelling T"n,s. ns,dr .lpr---y which win ss1 at
pe. ransns from four to dollars They good article
nsn' Of superior Travelling Trunks be found ~. cay
Ih"-e IN want viii please my cheap Boot shos Hal and
''uhh S'orr' and NIL Civ. Them . bargain
re Door below Jeniin. Dry Good. Store.
FOR NEW YORK
I'D The regular packet schr. TuscARoRA
Capt s",eI wn have di.p.,eh For h,isa, p.,sas.
NH II JAMES FISHERS soNs
ROUND PiasTER.-sso r,-ree- I.aseek Ground Plaster
~ 70 tons City roani riater-,n and for shelby
NH wM. ANDERSON. JR.
20 cAsEs Pam rs-I... fancy .ae and ~hs, blu. and
wAD5woRrH. TURNER Il co.
mn ~ No. IS Main strseI
moLAs.NES.
hiiDs of New Crop Cuba Moas-. andin- from sehr Sc
~ mfiars, Rockct-which be the vessel op
Monday morning, low fof cash q approved notes.
NH 10 wM. ANDERSON Jr
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE undersigned having formed a Copartner.
- ship with his brother Mr.. Samuel H.
Of the concern will fnrc be conducted sy. aud
Iin OF W. 4 T. H. Go0don WILLIAM GORDON.
The services of thr House
Wheat and Flour-on which liberal advances made.
Mr. H. w. Montague continues superLirnd OF
Tobacco consEnsd 10 the Iiousr. NH lift
ROOMS FOR RENT.
"a comfortable room suitable for any kind
Ill OF an Office, aiso two good Store
Rents Inndefae For fier apply premises
NH III GAYNOH. WOOD 4 10, Druggists.
RouSseifs tnrtyalied shaving Cream,
NJ AhEs tile best lather
4'1 Other articls For by
GAYNoR. WOOD q CO.
NH III No. i5 West Main
SHEi.L POCKET CUsns-
~ A beautiful assoitrnent Tor sale by
NH GAYNoR, WOOD CO.
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BLAIR & BROCKENBROUGH,
eRocsas coHknsioS& Fosw.ssDLxe SsRcRsSfs
Nerh nss u the nssip, RsshmcsS, Va lnIS
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THEATRE.
GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS.

N TITLE OLE buLL q CONGO hELoDfsTe have the hosor
q nfona thu Laden and Gsntnsen
whsvs THREE coNcEn1S. Thursday rriisy saturday
kvss March i3h. i<ih ADD isth-shd hop.
have net with New and Hahi
and al eis vhsrs they have boaof
ID ~nh crowded and fAsoasb received with no-
ustDessns ephurI that tho Rehnosd viii honor
us with thar paorase which tbey tho peosm,nee
yin CT The ccneos consists Of Owe talented Musician
ssoraN whom M
srts Oar BL the s-sisst wonder of his being only
year. Old and who reesied above s on his astonishing .k
81 Ne von paynS nrt sight hs most dnsen nnse lie
w dirs e perm three OF his fasofits Solos In
which be has His performance must be heard To BE-
pseeiaied. 4 f.tt r|' -
Br,xLry acknowledged Ia the greatest panso
Player wost-~.ih thee ethsr peffonsrs, who
thek eQaas-
p1r vor fon particulars. programmes.
por An eeAcient Police win be IN attendance.
p Door open past Concert commence At psaJ
VI Bssw can b. pneurd Dor Oee fom O'Clock aud
Tickets can be had 20 an tho princa Hotels and Music
boss 30 ets III u eta Admission Gallery eored
95eens- NH 49,
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By viiiiAs. 4 HaxniI
On wgDSEsDAY nett ran al han ,s,s la o,,,.. -. -
I'D IN front % our aac'Fcn siors.
70 SSs 60 NO 1f x S.ss sugar
$50 sss- prime lAsuyra Co.'S.
50 oa Java 3.
so APso-,ara .,
sLta,iau.... A.
-, . aaH pres \ seisEsts Brandy
20 hsi' Rye whi-kry
40 half ess-t. Common Tea.
10 ea'es preserved Ginger
10 casks G. skcn
10 box, Loaf saasr
10 this pavcrisd do II. L..
10 hlSi. prime Mh.sas bacon
- b-,ss,s rs, 49,, n,
o. % u as, wia..r rrs.a Lamp do
,--o,,- :, bales Georgia Cuion
- He-f siO' eAsI' loo and over 4 usa.,s. 4. -
M WILLIAMS & HAxALi- A.s..
VIII be added to the sale the followiny
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
l Handsome Mahogany Sofa
Mms Marble top Centre Table
Csndrabfa. sotu Lamps
Mshosany Book ca.e
Do Vaid-ssn
'i'Ie- Wf.ins DsS.. stavss SC.
NJ Above nearly osJe. .na viii h. .Sa an.
e'os,; @a II wlIII.As HAxALL
ny CieI,nd 81 Mott
SALE OF BAROMETERs, TELESCOPES A..
",N'. st Our Auction s,ose 10 sioss eoasiypHsni-
ff-ns
Book of dieetor-.
kazirser- Pocket seIan, tosgisAi &c, sIsal
Mariners sepaal .
handle Qaadrau,
p''Sa,' NsL' and Day Te'-.eOps Mahogany Co..
WoN-i b",y Night asl nav Te,.-.o,,.
- zach Military Pocket T-ss-ors VERY superior
u insh do IN
Is d IN dc with -ltx4.,
Silver Keyed Cocoa Pat.
q do do Rnxsood do
do d. Cocol Il. /.
tn. above article. su.cror m,naf,,,,,. 49,. -
ed p~rfrc. sas positive. ."a warrant
D.. ,,n
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NASH Il W0ODHOUSE,

~ EOLEsALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN rOoys OF
rrrfy description, Piano fogss. Staione-y Yu.e A. hr
No 49, Ruins OF Eszle Hotel Main Street airnnorJ
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FOR BREMEN.
STsS The \. ]. Coppetd and copI er.s.srened Ri.
oeean"s," Capt. SMITH, load al Civ Poin, ~,
phesonio UrSpN ~, 49,. % "
ga Advances made eonsg,mIt- 10 The aadrr,., az am
ssetr's IA bremen fe e5-d2w 90
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SUGARS. MoLAssEs AND CLOVER SEED
Dbl Huns handsome New Dreams sursr.
~ es3 bbs Do %. Mclssses
s,s eu.se. Clover sees-psr prime Va Ncant.ip seed
e. % WIN ANDERSON d.
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Superior Loadon Mustard.
oNDoS DURHAM MUSTARD In pound asd hsn pound bot
ues' Amsseah Mustard and q.a,l-r round tn.-tor
sAie BY Ally DyaI A $50 ~
NH q
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Ncw Patterns Dinner and Tea Wsrs
Hsrd-ense Pitchers, CssN Nsg~, go.
"A NO. 100, wesf, main st., b founi q
besutui s~-ora~-, % fhulns rs Das~s ss> -
tern~--a,so, csnes p.srn< dias~r very hs>ks@ss
Tea --s of an really very 20
esrs - bed Eas stos Ware Bnsz.us ss.
rhs ~. ever -, q, -. -
bit <~. arg ss~sssf q oevess No. ssusa 49,
ss ssnsmtsr Ice. s,s esiaa ala - HvAnA
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sPhINo AND SUMMER SLOTHiNGi
lust received, per schr. Tuscarora. very
~ large and splendid Of Spring and
Ing comprising the following Spring
fans and Dfab Etc t. Casmeei Acrno Linen Gnzham
and Cotton Summer Coa-wt endless OF Pant Vets
aso Shirts Bosoms, Collars, Summer
which win 10 offered cheaper than
city Of Richmond, al 100. Main Street,
NH 10, sIIAs MERCHANT
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FOR NEW URLEANs.
HAsKINs s iiBBy's LIN.
10 all positively n 18th iasisnLl
kTA The superior and well known Brig Or.
>1N e'ns capt William row r-,dy 70 o.a s.s "a.
a'' d'r'ch For freight NJ paSags Ayin< good aeeomgo
uon' ior eSs ard Storage PAsets spp AZ Ross
IgAsKiSa a IIapv :.
uIht JANIS gtsupess anxs
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STEAMER Ne C.;,0!I,LIUMBUS,

The Columbus leaves the wharf at
.E=sSsHek, Rockets, on "Wednesday morning. 18th nst
N Baltimore. Passage and %.
toforr HENRY LUDIhM a
W Tina Canal Line to Philadelphia
NH m
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
ORIG.N NAL ANECDOTE OF
ANDREW JACKSON.

The old General had wllhiIolhere been en-
gaged in holding a treaty within the present
limits Of Mississippi the result Of whichwas
The purchase Of Territory and removal Of The
Choctaw Indians from the large and inesest-
ing potion of the State. known Us the ssNew
Purchaser" We a
On his route hOMeward accompanied by
one or two friends and servant. Il was ne
cessary for HIM TO camp out OF lodge at The
stands" Oh the oulc,-usually kept by the
Choetaw and half breeds. Upon one occa
sion, in order 70 make forced march, the
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
RnTaNIc MEDICINES.

TUST rscsived from the Botanic Drug Store
e No. so Poydras street, New Orleans, (con-
Quoted by Dr. A, A. Jones,) a complete and gen
erul assortment Of superior ThOmsonan Medi-
ciues, simpIes aud compounds, TO which we re-
specially invite the attention Of our customers
az we'll as the community generally. Every arti
Gle is fully guaranteed to be fresh and good.
We have made such arrangements with the
above establishment, as will enable Us 81 all times
to supply our friends aud customers, with such
Botanic Medicines as will fully meet their exPec-
laiions when sick. The compounds are all label
led with full and specific directions for their use,
90 that 40 one need be at loss in using them.
Oe5-JOneS' superior Hot Bilters, vegetable Ca
thartic Pills, and stimulating rheumatic pain ex-
tracing Lioiment, always on hand and for sale at
The New Orleans retail prices, By
Oci. i6. MCKEE & ILER.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
INDIAN MOUNDS.

Il is probably not generally known, that sys-
temalic investigation Of these mounds has been go
ing On fOs some time past, in the 6ciOta Valley,
particularly in the neighbOrhood Of ChilIlcohe,
under the public spirited explorations Of two indi-
vduaIs there.
4 variety Of interesting remains are rewarding
their labOrs; and observe BY the last Sciota Ga
xelio. that much light will be shed on the past by
what has been already found, although the expIo-
Taiions have as yet reached but very small por-
lion Of these IHmsI. abundant evidence has al
ready been furnished, and morS doubtless will be,
that ihese mounds were erected by race Of be-
iBgs different from, and superior in civilization to,
those expelled from The country by the whites
They we're doubtless an agricultural people, and
Of denser population than even nos. fills the
Sciola country
have seen some Of the specimens which have
been found 10 these deposilories, and can bear
testimony 10 The ingenuity Of modelling and cary.
ing they present They would do credit to peo-
lStS sssS rsts ..a-s. - u L.. si.-s-st ~ ih.;,
purposes ihan doubtless wefe within The reach d
the sboriginess. Cisrs AdUertissr. Ga
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

e1rFor the defiance Of tho ladies' cause, you
will please read the first and third, and second
and fourth lines together.
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WoopvILLE, Sept. 20, ls45.

ii WOoDVILLE5 sept @ot AO9V' ,
yMessrs Souls & Lsathsrman -Gents.-
VOU will please announce 10 The Gentlemen
Of Wilkinson and adjacent counties, that
have lust received large and well selected ass
sOrl@sn. Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING.
This Clothing was purchased for Cash and at
very low prices. / can sell Il for Cash or good
Paper, Of lower prices than tho same quality has
spsr been offered 10 this market Gentlemen wish
iOg handsome suit very low, are invited to call
and examine for themselves. Store opposite
Planters Bank, near Royal Oak,
FRANK HITCHCOCK.
Oct. 4.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
MATRIMONY.


! The man must lead happy life,
2 Whose free from Matrimonial chains,
3 Who 10 directed BY a wife,
= IS sure to suffer for his pains.
Z ! Adam could end no solid peace,
? When Eve Was given for a mate,
? Until he aaw . womans face,
Z Adam wasin happy state.
! Inall the female face appear
? Hypocrisy, deceit and pride,
, Truth. darling ola heart sincere,
4 Ns'sr's known IN woman to reside.
] What tongue Is able to unfold,
3 The falsehOods ihatin woman DWELL
3, The worth, 10 woman we behold,
4 IL almost imPercsPtbIe.
l Cursed be the foolish man say,
2 Who changes from his singIeness,
: Who wilInOI yield to wOman's sway
Z Il sure Ofperfect blessedness.
n - =.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

Tie BareJooisd Printer boy The Pitlsbur
Morning Aerial, under this caption, gives a shoEt
history Of distinguished citizen Of Pennsylvania.
as ioIIows:-- Some Thirty years ago, said ne, =
bafe-fooled boy aOated down the Susquehanna Iv.
or on an humble raft, and arrived al Harrisburg,
Penn. He came from tie North, aud belong
ed to large family, with all bic worldly goods g.
ed up in little pocket handkerchief; he saueh
and obtained emPloymentin printing ONCE ss
an apprentice. From au,aPpFentics 10 journey
man---lfom j0urneyman 10 q Fep0gleF--ftOm :
reporter to an editor, tho baFe+soolsd printer boy
worked his way against obstacles which the poor
only know. The pesbevefing follower il Frank.
In's Footsteps began TO realize The fruits Of biz
patient toll end pyivation. The young aspiEant be.
came printer 10 tho state. and BY frugal manage
msnl was s06n enabled 10 accomplish The object
near bic bearl-lhe establishment Of bic mother 10
9 home above WauI--in the possession Of every
comfort shs could desire. His brothers wefo his
nexl care, and like Napoleon, no had strong aim
with which 10 aid ihem-an indomilable perseveg-
auce that nothing could long successfully 0bslFuct.
10 few years, lhoy too, with his sisters, were 10.
dependent Of tho world. The once baFs-footsd
PRIMERS boy vas in the possession Of sfiuapcs
surrounded BY young aud atfec6Onae family.
He did not stop here. He was The sisad Of The
friendless, the patron Of merit and the encourages
Of industry. lie rose 10 honor and Office. until
the poor baFe-foOled boy, who entered . printing
office in Harrisburg, hungry and weary, laiddown
bis little bundle on pile Of wet paper, and asked
to become printers apprentice. was elected
Senator in CongFsssl That msnis SIMON Ca
MERcN. Of Penn.
A PoIEr OF ORDER-A debating society, IN q
town out west, undertook, ono evening 10 discuss
the question, .Whslher ntempeTance OF slavery il
productive Of most evil il the United Statesfs--
A worthy deacon, cOntendIng against the former,
proposed to show lie effect on the victim IN steFns
niIy. Stop, stop cried the chairman, that's out
Of lie Upiisd States.
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POETRY.
SONGS OF LABOR,

& WHITTIER, the Quaker Poet has COM
menced In the Denoclatic Review, a series
Of "SOngs Of Labor, The first being for "The
shoemnkefs" Himself one Of The craft, be
produced song worthy Of being sung where
eVerla manly band plies the useful labor Of
.ewl and hammer or a white and petty one
adds lie ninistfations 10 complete The pro-
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misunderstanding eruption of Mount
Hecla, in Ireland. the first during so years,
has bmrsl 10Th end threatens 10 ravage the
island. A Danish paper saye:---
In the night Of The Isl September Fright4
fuI sublenanean gEoaOing filed the nhabi-
tants around il with lsrtOL This continued
ill midday on the Snd. when the mountain
burst In two places with horrible crush, and
vomiIed masses Of FIRE. Informeftimes these
explosions came from The summit, where He.
ella has no regularly formed crater; butlhis
time torrents Of lava flowed down TWO gorges
on The tanks of the mountain. For the
clouds Of smoke and vapOr the top Of the voi-
cano could not be seen. The eheep on the
heaths were driven down TO the plains, but
not ill several Ofthem were burnt. The wa
leTs Of the nsiRhboring rivers neal the eiuP-
lion became so hot that the fish were killed,
audit wac impossible for any one to ford them
even on horseback.
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The Foot is yours, where'er it falls
lltIeRds your well wrought leather,
On earthern floor, in marble halls,
On carpet Of on heather,
Sill there the sweetest charm is found
OF matrOn grace OF vestals,
As Hebe's foot bore nectar round
among The old celesIiNls!
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Pa.ssngsrs amjvsd a Galveston. BY sea.

The Steamship McKim arrived from New
Orleans Yesterday evening with l79 passed.
gars Four vessels came II from Bremen at
he sane Time. crowded with emgronts. 1t
i tbonoht ,bst our population received an in-
crease o nearly 1000 yesterday.
Several vessels were IN the ching when our
paper went 10 press yesterday evening, a.
mong the number two which we've believed
IN be .nen-of- war - Cohesion Gazette.
.Natips Pearl little fsherboy of Tennessee
has lately found, amongst many smaller ones, a
pure end beautiful pearl, measuring three-eights
Of an inch in diameter, and weighing eighteen grs
It's without flaw or defect, and supposed TO bs
worth al least $500. Il was taken from muscle
shell found in the Tennessee river, not far from its
mouth. The finder is an orphan IL or - years
old,
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MWRMSo

The "Rspablicans Is issaeB svsry Saturday
MORNING. Advertisements and Communicatiphs
10 inssrs publication mast bs kandsd IL By Theirs
day mOraiRgs, s, &, aa
Az debts fOr job sOOrk considered due on
deIiuag.
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A Com ANscDoTE-~A As tho good deacon D.
Oh cold morning ID January, was riding by the
house Of his neighboI f., the latter was chopping
wood and ihsashing his hands, at his door. The
usual salulAllpns were exchanged, and The ssvefir
" fine weather briefly discussed, and the horse
man made demonstrations Of passing on, when his
nsiRhbot OBTAINING him with,
Don't be in : hurry deaconi wouldn't you
like glass Of good old Jamaica this cold morn
lngi''
"'Tahk you kihdly,H saidihe old gentleman, al
the Same time beginning TO dismouHt with all the
delioefaiiOn becoming dsacOns don't care if
don
"Ah, don't trouble youEselfto get of, Deacon,
said The wag. ~ only asked for informGtiOnl 1--WE
haven't single drop Of rum in the house,"
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A UNIvERsAL GENIUs VEkY RAHE. Some

A UNIVERSAL GENIUs YEkY RARE. Some
one observed 10 Henry, Prince Of Prussia, that
il was rare 10 find genius, Wit, memory and
Judgment united in the same person. "Sure-
" there Is nothing astonishing 10 this" re-
piled the Prince. "Genius takes its daring
dighl towards heaVen-he is the eagIes wit
moves along By fits and staIts-he is The
grasshoppsfj memory marches backwafds-
he il thsIcrab; judgement creePs alOng-he
Is the Oise.-IlOw absurd TO expect all the
animals to move In GnisOnF