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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18

FORGIVENESS "A deaf and dumb person be-.
ing asked 'Wna, is forgiveness" took pencil
and wrote reply, containing volume of the
most exquisite poetry and deep truth, in these
words: at is the odor which flowers yield
when tramped upon
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
FROM OREGON,

According 10 the last ad.ces, says the BaIt.
more American, the American popu alton now
II the Oregon settlement is upwards of two
thousand. They have formed for ihemselvs a
Government, ell c. ed Executive and legislative
tii,ers, established Courts of justice, aud a
Record Office of Land Titles. Schools and
churches are provided, mills to supply lumber
and for the manufacture OF -four are in operation,
cattle and stock ofa kinds ire rapidly ncreas-
ing, farms are in cultivation and the fisheries
yield abundantiy. Tameet The growing wants
of civilized community, money had been sent
to New York for printing press and steam
engine.
lfthe settlement Of the Oregon country goes
on in this way, the settlement Of the Oregon
question viii take care of itses--B tn opera
lions are likely to 60 on together: or rather, the
latter will resolve itself into the first.
Under the existing treaty with Great Britain
there is now jlint occupation of the territory
by citizens of the u Safes and British subjects
There are few acceesions to the British popu.
lation, since the fur trade is almost the only
pursuit viii h calls them there.
The American settlers 90 to reside perema.
nently, to cultivate the ground, to establish a
community. They must continually increse,
and the couatry must belong to the United
States.
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"lfeel too lazy to work. said loafer, "ard
have no time to play. think III 60 to bed,
and spill; the difference"
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Mr.. CLAY.-The editor of the Richmond
Wing has seen letter from Mr.. Clay to Mr..
Bolts, in which the great Statesman regards
his public life as ended; and in reply to the ap.
phcallons of his friends to return to the Senate,
declares his purpose of passing the remainder
OF his days IN the tranquility of his farm.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18

u When you sleep at meeting do it with.
out disguise or concealment-a. church is no
place for hypocrisy. Remember this.
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u A writer has said that the custom of cold.
hearted mIsers leaving at their death trlA ny
sums to charitable inolitutions, is an attempt to
throw gold dust in the eyes Of Omnipotence.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18

NATIVE Wool Mr. McAlstr. has shown
us couple of samples of wool raised by Mr.
James Brown. of Yazoo county, superior to any
thing or the kind which we have seen for some
time. The finer sample is equal to anyof the
west Of England--ihe other, though not so
fine, is very soft, and will make excellent cloth.
Mr.. McAlister received bale Of the latter
quality, weighing over AGO pounds, which he
intends to work up into cloth for negro clo'he.
ing at his factory. There is no reason why our
planters should not rai'e as good sheep and as
fine wool as can be produced anywhere in tho
south of Europe. All that is wanting is care in
selecting the fines, strains of sheep, and paying
attention to their grazing. The worn out hill
lands on the Mississippi and the pny woods
country on our east, afford as fine pasturage for
sheep as any other country on the globe, and
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ARIsTocRAcY.-One ofthe greatest stretches
OF African arstocracy "on record is that, per.
haps, to which we listened yesterday. Two ne.
groes met nearly opposite The st. Charles, who,
II appears, had been spending the summer
norih-that is, they travelled with their respec
tive masters:-" Well, Sampson, how is you!"
said one. "Well, Is well, tank you," said the
other "You's been to the nori, has you," said
Jefferson. "l's just com'd home!" SAID Samp-
son. faint the tree niggars mighty mean!'
SAID Jefferson. "Ob course dey Is,' said Samp.
son; shut dat comes OBJ dere habin no masters
,CeIainly, said Jefferson, dey's aborin' under
de abeiltion os iltei sace. Rni luhar-alid uaa.
stop when you was mort, Samp!' "Why, iac'
s, JET" said Sampson, II spent most OBJ nv
time at the wi'giny Springs" "You did, did
youl" said Jefferson. Wal, I reckon did,"
said Sampsoo. "Den you isn't ciety for dis
nigga" said Jefferson. "I's been 'mong de
reclusives at Saratoga mysel, we dance de
Polka dere; reckon wirginy break downs can't
shine Good BY, nigga! but look ahea, when
you meets color'd gem'man wol's drank de
Congress water, you passes him by wild silent
all. "--pcayune.
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Another Traveller An Englishman, for the
first time visited one of the markets, pencil and
paper in hand, to ascertain the diff. rent prices
of articles for bis notes in America. Approach.
ing butchers STALL he inquired the price OF a
very fine quarter of mutton. "Twenty five
cents, SAID the owne r.--'I gave you civil an
swer," said the butcher, sand cannot afford to
sell my mutton for less. 1t is a very fine arti.
Gle, you will observe, and we have living pro.
profit" "We," said the stranger, "who
would have thought it. was aot aware that
such thing could have been found in the
world. In London such piece ofmeat would
have commanded five dollars!"- CINCINNATI
Commercial
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new officer has Teen created in Prussia;
whose business it is to receive and act upon
complaints against public functionaries. An
officer of this kind in the IT, States is much
needed just now. He would have plenty of
business to do in the next four years, if we are
not mistaken in the material out of which eff.
GERS are to be manufactured.
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PARTISAN MORALITY "A writer in the Ma.
tlonal inlellgencer, speaking of the morality Of
the Persiane, says: "Fu one-ihird of the pop.
ulatlon of Paris live together without marriage.
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HINT TO SPEECH MAKERS.
1t ls well said by scmc writer, tha. The fret
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BALTIMORE rIJJSEVInY

S5II1oiN SEFTON'S BENEFIT. S.iTUR D.ay
t,, ISL Only appearaI of the celebrated Mrs
- i w., o. lhe Olympic Saloon, Washington, who has
III tt'o hihuest manner volunteered her services
by the author Of "Advice Gratis ;; called IT;s Al
n nEnn * FINE N MR. FERGUSON, BUT YOU CAN'T
n noAn ,ni,, nEkE: In which young lady of Bat
WI pnn trG her second appearance any stage.
nliSs r. lNCE VIII execute several popular cnmpo.
sllons. First time here, the elegant one act Vnude
vile Of THE ALPINE MAID NV '"'Ae
~, hps'tt",'... Mrs. TlMM,
who will sing the "Wild Chamois,, y ARRANGED fl,
the Orchestra by the celebrated Pianist, MIR. rimm
Dancing by Miss ST. CLAIR ~
10 conclude with (by general desire) the ponulo,
Drama of THE GOLDEN FARMER; Or, JENNY
Iwltcher in England. In which Mcssrs CHIPPEN,
DALE, OWENS and JOHN SEXTON, viii apprar
together for the first time this season. feos .,
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

AN IVA. IA. mCCOnAS respectfully inform his
w friends and customers that he has removed
foh NO. % Hanover street, to No 42l Market street
one door East of Green, where he intends keeping 4
general assortment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS
al the very lowest cash prices, with every variety Of
trimmings suitable for TaiIors, Mantua Makers and
Mliners. ~
tie has now on hand in Fancy Articles, French
SWISS ana Cambria Insertngs and Edgings of the lat.
est palterls, viz superior English al German Thread
L5ces; every variety of imitation do; some very low
black, silk and cold Laces and Nets French and
scotch Tarletan and Illusion. suitable for eveninn
dresses; super Swiss Muslin; Wash Nets; black ana
cord Silks; black and co'd Silk Vclvets; super Kid
Gloves, for ladies and gentlemen; black and white
SIN Hose and half do; spun silk and embroidered do:
Linen Cambr hdktS, all prices; long and short Nett
mltts; gentemen's silk Scarfs, Cravats, and Hdks;
KiDhons; Crepe; FlOrences and Marcelline white and
cold SatIns, Cashmeres, Mousnes Barages and Bal
Zarines
STAPLE GOODS-Chntzes and Prints of various
Kinds; Bleached and Brown Sheelngs and Shrtings,
all prices, from s. cts. up; Irish Linens and Lawns;
black, white and brown Hollands: beached and I'M
Preached Drills and Jeans; Linen Sheeting; Russia x
Iable Diaper; white and cold Fannes: Gnghams.
Checks; Ticking; co'd Hose, fOn 10 cts up; Plaids;
Lace aud striped Muslins; Camb'k Dinity; colored
CamDnc; slesla Cloths; Cassimeres; Satnets aud
Vestngs WIN. X. McCOMAS,
No, 42I Market ST.
IL" one door east of Green
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10 Nix, GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
NEW COURSE Of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new aud splendid
Diagruurs, and aucidled by specimens Of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics from NJ, ]. CoHEH's Cab-
net, NJ the Masonic HALL. ST. Pa,l's-st, on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th. at y O'Clock. {T3- The
course will be continued on Feb. 30, -, y, and Mar.
3D., 9th aud Srh.
subject. Of each lecture for safe at the bookstores OF
j, Robinson, No l4!, !. p. Cook, No 76, Armstrong
s; Berry, No. 1856, Knight & Colburn, No ZIG, CuS!l-
ing y Brother, No 272 Baltimore street; shurtz X
raylor, NO II North street; at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Halt G"nlIemcns Tickets ) ladr's
FL for the cnnEse; sngLe admission SO cts. le22-tM0F
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ANNENATIoN OF TEXAS, The people of Ma
Tyand will learn with surprise, that the resolu-
tons annoXing Texas to the United States, have
passed the Senate by the casting vote of their
Senator, MIR. MerrjcIS. This gentleman goes out
of Office Oh Tuesday next with the high salts
faction Of having in thus instance, acted in d.
rect opposition to the sentiments of the party
which placed him in power, and Of a large ma
jority of the people of the State which he has
thus misrepresented. To him the country will
be indebted for all the consequences which NAV
result from this measure, provided it should
pass the House of Representatives in ITS pre-
sent shape.
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anertca,r Septabltca11,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAncu /, Is45.

FINaL PASSAGE OF THE TEXAS RESoLU-
1IoNs. Texas has been admitted into the
Union, so far as the Resolutions, which some
time since passed the House of Representatives,
can effect that object. They were taken up
in the House yesterday, as amended and passed
by the Senate on Thursday night, and after va
cupied the greater portion of the day, the vote
on their final passage was taken, last evening,
and the amendment of the Senate concurred in
by vote of 1872 yeas to IS nays. The Tee-
graph, through which we learn the aforegoing
facts, informs us that their passage was signal
lied by the firing of cannon from Capitol Hill.
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03-MEASLES.-Dr Smiths ddrtce.-The Measles
appeared in Europe about the same time with the
small pox, and have great affinity to that disease-
They both came from the quarter of the world,
both Infectious and seldom attack the person
but once The Measles are most common in the spring
season, and generally disappear in summer The dis
ease ITSELF when properly managed, seldom proves Ia
tai; hut its consequences often very troublesome
Our business to assist nature to throw out the erup
ton. Blood-lettlug is almost certain death Nothing
ever discovered has done The work SO gent and ef
tectuay as DR.. SMITHS (Sugar Coated "lndian We
getabe Pills" YoH need not force them down either.
Sold at l79 Greenwich street, New York; also, in
Baltimore by II. w. ANDREWS, Hill street, one door
from South Charles.
QI5-Examne &. Benjamin Smith, written with pen
on the bottom of the box. 1t
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ATTEMPTED MURDER IN GEoRGETowN. On
Tuesday night, Charles Carroll. a slave of Mr..
John Y. Young, of Georgetown, d. c., was
waylaid AID dreadfully, if not fatally beaten by
Jack Davis, a free colored man. Two severe
blows with bludgeon, loaded at the end with
lead, were inflicted upon the head of Carroll,
when Davis escaped. They had quarrellcd a
few hours previous.
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n3- SUPER ELASTIC SUSPENDERS only 25 a
81; beautiful Black Satin Stocks only so 62b each;
Collars style, Is cts. each; gentlemen's Scarts
only so ets gentlemen's Gloves 1875 ls} and 25
pair; Jet Hapns, Breastpins, &c, at very low prices
Cuff Pins g. pair beautiful silver Hairpins with silk
tasses, only 37l also, gilt aud steel Beads, Buttons
Rings and tasses; also, Hair Brushes and Combs;
Tooth and Nail Brushes, ia varieties; Cologne Water
of superior quality: fine Extracts Soaps and Perfnn-
cries, with all the newest styles received and run off
at low prices for c8sh and no abatement.
Right on the cOrl2r Of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
mil MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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[From the Philadelphia Daily SUM -.
19i


NJ. John a. CentrcW:-Dear Sir,-Havlng been al
fclci for upwards of two years, with liberation OF
the throat, destroying the whole OF the so't paatc,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces OF bone came Out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through KIND
Providence, and your Mcdicated syrup al Sarsapar e.
Ia, restored to perfect health, ana my seh',
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public. -
You,s rnsnpc,f,IIv SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
A3-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tall in Baltimore either at the cor OF Franklin ana
Green streets or at the S. w comero of west Baltimore
and Green-sts fel2
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ITEMS OF News. There were 1856 persons
committed to the New York city prison last
week, and only 80 of them Americans
jeremiah Lamkin has been elected Mayor OF
Yazoo city, Miss--The South Carolina pa
pers announce the death of the Hon. Waddy
Thompson, Sen.-St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, at Newark, Del, was consecrated on
Tuesday by Bishop Lee.-A cargo of ice
has arrived at Norfolk from Boston-Hon.
A. Robbins, for IA years u. S. Senator from
Rhode Island, is dead.-The stores of Akin
& Co., James Cleaden, and Peter Horn, at
Wilmington, Del, were entered on Wednes-
day night, and about $50 stolen from the
three. Two youths were subsequently arrest
ed charged with the robbery.-The legisa-
ture of Delaware adjourned on Tuesday
David M. Clay, aged 10 years, hung himself,
accidentally it is supposed, near Wilmington,
last week. THE steamboat Gazele, lying at
the foot of Doane street, New York, was in
jured by fire the night before last,-A young
man named Keith was accidentally killed in
New York on Tuesday, by being crushed I'M
der vessel.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsloN. The u. $. Supreme
Court yesterday gave its decision in the case
brought by Washington county to recover Sl,-
900, 900 from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. The decision is in favor of the Rail
road company.
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G3sA PHILADELPHIA NATIVE! Contents OF
the Saturday American, edited by LEWIS Z. LEVIN,
Esq, NJ. c., for March LIST, l845;
|. PatliOtism-A Christian Duty. A discourse by Rev.
g. T.. VandFrsdale.
.. Proceedings of American Republican Convention
at Harrisburg, with an address to the people.
3. The character of Wahington-a Lecture by Rev.
i. f. Berg, ID ID.
Editorials on Nativism in Boston; American Sea
men, American Determination, &C.. besides Il variety
of other entertaining matter. Price four cents per
copy. Call soon on
CHAS. A. HINCKLEY, Jr., Agent
IT, ll3 Lombard street, door west of Light.
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ANOTHER CANAL BILL. 1t will be seen by
our Annapolis letter that another bill to COM
pletc the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been
reported in the house of delegates
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0}- SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS AT THE
ODEON IN North, two doors from Saratoga-st Elder
j. r. GATES will give three dscourses on TO NOR
Z. NJ, and at in the evening The Odeon is com
mOdiOus, and the seats are free. One Lecture viii
be on the ~ Times" lev. 26. IT.
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Mn. POlK's CABINET. Rumors from Wash
lngton last evening, assert pretty positively that
the following gentlemen will constitute the new
Cabinet
Attorney Genera-Mr. Walker, of Miss.
Secretary of Statc-Mr Buchanan, of Pa.
Treasurv-Mr. Bancroft, of Massachusetts.
Navy-Mr. Mason, of Virginia.
War-Mr. Butler, of Kentucky.
Post Office-Mr. Saunders, of n. Carolina
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E>oR DoYLE's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT No

ENoh DoYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT No
n lf4 fRATr STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot
along keep moving, it you want To get the prizes
hcre Deins more capital prizes sold this Office than
at any other four in Baltmore-l3 three No prizes
soiu iast week, among which were several handsome
prizes, (whoe tickets.) Give DOYLE n cali and gat
some OF the splendid capitals to be drawn this week.
FRIDAY, capital Prize $1,000, tickets s2a shares in
proportion. ~ "
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 80, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of wh0es 1924, halves
sis, quarters SO, and may draw upwards of $4,000.
liberal discount Will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity.
fof sale IN the greatest variety o" lucky numbers by
TIE package, single ticket or share All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt street,
III ri Opposite Il. * O. r. R. Depot.
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APPRENTICES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, !

BALTIMORE, MITCH Ist, I615.
G3-The Superintending Committee of the Library
beg leave TO inform subscribers, and the citizens of
Baltimore, that they have appointed Mr.. EDWARD N.
SWEENEY Collector for the institution, and that Mr.
will make his calls in a few days for renewal of
subscriptions for the year Si5, which entities each
subscriber TO send one reader TO the Library.
BY order, JOHN LAWTON, Scc'y
{G- City papers, friendly to- the Association please
copy the above three times and send their bills to the
library. mil st
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G3-UNIVERsALIST CHURCH Concluding Lee
ture on the JeWs. Rev. Mr.. SHRIGLEY will preach in
the Unversallst Church TOMORROW, (Sunday) al
IL O'Clock, A. NJ; and at O'Clock ?. D., he will de-
liver the Sixth and concluding Lecture ON the Jews.
Subject-"The Redemption from Israel" "Gea,
they turned back and tempted God, and limited the
Holy one Of Israel" Psalms 7S-4l. 1t
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q y nnn GO IN FOR THE popu-

''FtWaIp SEMINARY Int-
terry to-day-capita S50G0-whole tickets -, Grs so
cts, elehhs % cts package of qrs. on certificate
only Sbs. qrs. S3!-l5 drawn Enthusiastically = prZes
10 one blank, and plce of tickets within reach of ali
Three good prizes again sold yesterday, one of
SloOO to citizen, Of $500 to lady, and Si5O TO a
lad from the county.
Drawn Nos. of yesterday : lottery. are
II a 50 90 25 ~ 63 81 | 30 II q %
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
IL Head of Centre Market Snace
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Consul AT HAvRE. 1t is rumored that Mr..
Bccslcy, the American Consul at Havre for the
last twenty years, has been removed by Mr..
Tvlnr
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fn7- INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. A quar-
tery meeting Of the independent Fire Company will
be held on MONDAY EVENING, Sd March, at 7
o'clock. BY order,
mil JAMES STUART, Sec'y.
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G5- AMERICAN REPUBLICAN WARD MEET
iNGS. The committee appointed by the meeting
Wednesday evening to select places for
holding ward meetings of the American Republi-
cans on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, have made
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HOLIDAY ST, Priz, Office. ,

hohLiDan 81, PHz3 Office,
FLETCHER & co.
MELLOW ARE THE Capital Pile, to be
n . drawn next week
So, 0O0 MONDAY, tickets S..
S90OD, TT ESDAY, tickets 81 50.
100000, WEDh ESDAY, tickets IS.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets Sd.
S7,O00, FRIDAY, tickets S2i.
S 1000. SATURDAY, tickets 81.
THIS DAY, 5000, sc, tickets 50, quarters $50
Drawn Nos. class &c, Feb. aS-lowest prize s2i.
II 4 so SO - & "A 63 "A | 80 II Z 81.
Always apply or address your orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER x co,
IL Baltimore Md
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Qy- DEDICATION. The Sirth PRESBYTERIAN
Church, on Cove near w. Baltimore street, will be
dedicated to the worship Of Almighty God morrow,
SABBATH AFTERNOON, I'd March, at 3 o'ceck.-
The dedicaory sermon will be preached by the Rev.
SAMUEL ii. MERRILL, (who will Ofiicate regularly
hereafter the pastOr assstedby the Rev. Mr. HAM
NER. Rev. Mr. Merrill will also preach at "a O'Clock
in the Fifth Presbyterian Church, in Hanover street,
(Rev. Mr.. Hamners) at both of which times collec-
Cove street Church. The friends of the enterprise
and the public generally invited these meetings
0G- The Choir attached to Mr.. Hammers Church
will sing several appropriate and popular pieces on
both occasions. Ii
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DEATH OF ONE OF WAYNE's On SOLDIERS.
Capt. John Osborne, one of Wayne's soldiers,
died at Pittsburgh on the Gath inst, and was
appropriately buried, on the afternoon Of the
25th, with the honors Of war
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A TREASURE FOR CLERGYMEN AND
IA STUDENTS. The Pulpit Cyclopedia and Mi
hiSter,s Companion, containing three hundred aud
sixty Skeletons and Sketches of Sermons and eighty
Two Essays on Biblical Learning, Theological Stu
DIES, and the Composition and Delivery of Sermons
by The author of 'Sketches and Skeletons of Ser
MONS" the London edition of four volumes in one
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON
booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book man fac
turers, No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. NH r.
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G3-ViGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting Of the Vigant Fire Company will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, March 3D., at 7 o'clk. Pune
tual attendance of members is requested
fe23,:}t l.. ID. DANIELS, Sec'y.
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G9-PoPULAR LECTURES. The next lecture Of
the course in the English Lutheran Church, Lexington
street. will be delivered on MONDAY EVENING
March 3, at u O'Clock, by BRASTz MAYER, Esd
Subiect-Merico. Tickets admitting to single lee
ture % cents, may be had at the door. mil II