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Long Ago.


When at eve | sit alone,
Thinking of the Past and Gone
While the clocr, with drowsy hnger,
Marks how slow the minutes lnger-
And the embcrs, dimly burning,
rcu OF Liic to dust returning
Then my lonely chair around,
With solemn, mourniu sound,
With murmcr soft and low,
Come the Ghosts of Long Ago.
One by one count them DER,
Voices that are heard no more
Tears that loving checks have wet,
Words whose music fingers yet
Holy faces, pale and fair,
Shalowy locks OF waving hair--
Gentle signs and whispers dear
Songs forgotten many a year
Lips OF dcwy lragrancc-cycs
Brighter. biurr. than the skies
q lors brcath,I from Paradise.
And the gentle shadows glide.
So.lly murmuring at my side.
rIIl the long and gloomy day,
All forgotten fades away.
Thus when | am all alone,
Dreaming DER the Past and Gone.
All around me, sad and slow,
Come the Ghosts of Long Ago.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

war, we aware aIusl uleeu OF pra'sc 10 those, OF
Whatever Pary', w.'osc gantn'ry mas maze II
g'olio's " '''r nul'o'.o .1 "l.ns.
WI No''r"u 'c'i''hs, P'cUal"ry 10 tne reso-
i"''onS were P.'So",t scNr'c anu causuc
aga'ht the frcsiueht Oh t'ic nation as the orlgi-
"a'ur 1' INC war ,Iie ''io'lNos Vi "h,c,i ne pro-
ceYpru I'yPo'uec"Ily 10 u q. as lol'o"s
II honor were The proht, he would rather that
t''e sun sl ~ TOOK uow' upon us country, as
H.t't A''dr" ',Ian "pu a, i -. o,smo'.or nu.
WWhat 10 our honor nat'ereu II TO conquer aOicc'
heAlco Nha' maui .'e r'''' no'er vi 'Ic non
,uePenuant on 'ie mare o',u.u gam eNe',
ms ~, strength and tramPIe on 'waft when down!
Was that honor?
o., we nau drank 'Hr cup VI t1uI,.P'i anu glory;
nileu "itl blood TO the uiegS' W hIt more dd
W. We W"H' p'1o"I"''t D''ou " "''I'"
''o"' V, C""'rus anu s'''' W '''hc S'ou ~"
"'.'','", "o'"r ~" 't''oW -O''iAc',9 W.
Ga" Hnu no "o'ior TO ato''e 'r t'c o'oou vi ou'
ie',o"-c't'2ehs III TINS cause.
bnt was 'he prolit TO be o. cohqnest--''e con-
guest OF Mexican deserts! pr, II OF green val.
irt!a' 10" soon were 'hey D!aGKehed by war
;, w's nla"n'ss 70 pass over the hooe't hef-
u-e anu 90, OF 'od ea'lh' our own iana 'nc
IN, VI A'he'lGa' Tor barren deserts OF hcA-
r;ai ~ was tirn' no rear Pr"It IN ,etrlio,
i'd' acquisition gained ny conquest. But dld
We Wy " ant .ne people
were ihe elght millions OF MeXlcans, hat
negro and half mongrc with their hearts of
hatred and lowering brows and poisoned stlet-
toes. fit for incorporation with our Republic
were they fit TO enjoy the dignics of American
trecmen! Were orr digniiies as freemen so
cheap, that we must force negroes and Ne xican
mongrels at the point Of the bayonet. to receive
them
After brief but INDIGNANT allusion TO slavery
as the real gamer by the war. MIR. Conrad pro-
cecded as follows;
What other profits wore thero7 WHY thore
would be n national debt--:ho ovtcnt Of tba,
debt no man could fDroscc--no man conld con.
ceive
I And next 10 National debt wouId como a
standing army of 100 0Oo non-a, aristocr,c,,
OF contractors, loan holders and military o.ficors
the people reduced ,o snrcs--onr Go;orn,oor,
converted perhaps into the form. or at laast tho
spirit Of European monarchy or desno,ism--o,,J
to the people nothing hnt wrong Such wonIJ
arm and a strong will.
Il hn Tho "a :. 81: 1,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

'ENSuS or New ORLEANs.-According to the
census, the total population of the city is 7999S,
a dunnutIon OF 10000 since last year, aud 49,
600 since 1870.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

Watches only one eighth of an inch thick are
now manufactured at Geneva, the hands being
placed on dial aside from the movement ms
tead Of being in front
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

Leaving balance in the Treasury LIST of
July, 1917, OF Sl,701 PSI %
Asappears in detail by accompanying statement A.
The estimated receipts md expenditures tor fiscal
year ending Both June, 1913, are,
from customs Is, quarter, by actual re-
:, turns from collectors, Sll, LOG, 251 Al
From customs for I'd, Sd and 18th quarters,
as estimated, 1888 7i2 30
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

SIJ,oiO,oSO 10
EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures durin!! the same period
as estimated by the several depart
mcnts OF State, Treasury, War, Navy
and Postmaster General, are.
The balances OF former appropriations
which will he required to be expended
in this year Sl,lij,2lO -
Permanent and indefinite
appropriations i,jS1,511 So
Specific appropriations ask
ed Tor this year, 1852. 1873 ID
--5j 6ii,9l -
This sum is composed OF the following
particulars
Cvllls foreign intercourse
and miscellaneous. sjGl3O6l 80
Army proper volunteers and
military academy, 32OO7 ops IL
forulcatons, ordnance, ar
ming militia, &c. 2Oij.l 90
Pensions. l6yi,3lS 81
ludlan department, g2GI0l 81
Na'o. establishment, 1896, 5jS 81
Interest on public debt and
treasury notes. 2ij3.i02 6S
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Deduct means remaining, applicable to
service OF fiscal year ending Both June,
1919, sl9,370,ss5 "a
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Sil II
Add balance in Treasury lst July, lsi7, IL

900.0OO 90
, 6,2sj,2Ji 50
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s 36,ji5 80

So
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17
From tn Pittsburgh Chronicle
4 Drunken wife.

OF all the crimes that b'ac!,en the human char
acter and degrade man ami woman kind, drunk
euueSS-IuceSss iu-}se r-ltIon-Is be- ol!I cues
tiau The most disgusting No matter what the
intellectual powers Of = be, i. b. j. !
ha5Itud Graur-. He - certain to hose the respect
OF the coInmoAcSt -! sober men, Bat a Iug
a drunken man i, how yHtuaus Goes he appear
when connarei with drunken woman. How
entirely hi.eous an. painful is the sight Of what
was once & model of female beauty and elegance
given to HI, Ioatiso;nc habit OF drinking ardent
spirits. and which is nderea L Thousand ;isues
more !liGeous ana degrading when prd-tisa4 by
women from whom all that = opposite to evil IS
expected The fond husband who has drunken
wife must indeed be Suffering his share Of torment
in this world. without being punished III the next
His home is he'll on earth. Its inmate an !slp OF
ba3ueSS-corrapt herself. anu corruptng all
around her. i drunken wife is the only posi-
bic excuse that man can Offer for suicide. or
murder Of the wretch who has brought hn to
such depreciation. Il bad men excasIoie for
crimes committed in tt OF crazy drunkenness.
how much more should good man BE-, who Is
tortured with the ioa:isome sight of her who IS
the drunken mother Of his wretched children.
Il all husbands had the love ana charity OF The
following one, reclamation might be more fire.
quent. but how many horrid murders have been
committed even IN tiljs neighborhood BY enraeed
husbands. whose patIepce were broheE hy long
suffering the pancs occ4Siosei bv drunken wives.
\ gentleman named Stewart, recently appear
ei before one Of the Lonlou police o!Icer~, aud
charged has wife with having threatened ms life
The defendent, the wreck 81 ! beautiful woman,
was assisted into the box, her frame shaking ia
the most painful manner. Her husband stated
that for many years he had been married 10 the
accused, who had bore him a large family seven
o. whom arc living. she had deserted her home
for intoxicating liquors frequently, ana he had as
often forgiven her, nota t>tanejing he At the
same time in danger Of life On the previous
day, whist intoxicated, she made attack On
him, am ;or the safety Ct himself AMI children Ii,
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IWO E1undfcI AVA FitIY NIth anu sEnIsVs
ADMITTANCE ONLY - CENTS.

hbhI NM - Nf-Ni' - y i'tN 4 -
WILL h, exhibited at RICHMOND, AuGrsr
24ih; at OXFORD on Saturday the 2lsi, ami LIB
EKry on Monday tho 234 inst.
This grand Equestrian Cavaca3e wIil be pre-
coded by the most celebrated BR AS BAND, in
an elegant ami costly Chariot drawn by tt-eire
beautiful cream coorcd horses, the truly imposing
entrance OF The noble and magnificent procession
al cavalcade: The surprising beauty Of the
thoroughbred horses: the gorgcousiy decorated
Carriages, near thirty IN number; the designs and
buildings of which are bs the most distinguished
artists, comPeiS comparison that places this
adjustment at the head OF every public exhibit
non In fact larger fortune has been expended
IN the scenes and acts presented by the superior
artists picked and chosen from hundred stars,
IN order to render this the first ana most superior
Equestrian Company in this or ANY other country
Ia the world.
Among this extensive and Numerous Company
Is the celebrated and far famed
Mr.. LEVI j. NORTH. the Great Equestrian
Hero, who has far surpassed the most celebrated
rivals in tins any other country. and has borne
the palm of superiority before the ROYAL Fam
lilies of England and France. and has returned
covered with Medals of the highest honor ana
applause
Mr. J. NATAHNS. The mos; celebrated two
TO four ane. horse rider Will appear in many of
his admirable and astonishing acts of balancing
ms pupils, forming many most beautiful scenes,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

FRoA SANTA FE--Our St. Louis papers Of tie
I'd instant, contain dates from Santa Fs, and tA>
Piains to the 2lst of June. Every thing was quiet
at Santa Fs. The Indians are cengrsgstise IN
largo numbers on the A.kansas. and commit
their dsPredatons with impunty.-tCin. Con.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

<GNfIIS extensive company composed OF 80
Men ana Horses AMI , l.ldles' VIII eAiiD-
il IN
u;cbmond on Monday the a3d Of August,
For one day only. Doors open at : ana o G'oeN
-performance cornm.nces - aud - o.cio1&
.iuissioa-Bors5 25 cts.-R-serreI seats 50 Cts.
They Will enter the to.vn on tn morning OF
che 23d from Eaton IN Grand Procession, pro
csesed by the splendid Band Carriage, called
nCleoDutra's Gauey,'' containing tbs most spieh-
aid Band in America. led by VI 'ssrs / ohs an !
Wood, and proceed to 'he' cT'hi 'a' i''''n'
svh.re 4, 900 persons can be seated
Wr SOL J. LIPNAS, the celebrated and
,onu,ar Clown to the establishment vii cnlIgen
he entertainments, and amnse the audience by
bis Jokes, pbes, conun4rutns, stiies OF WI ana
readiness at repartce-
Tn. entertainment during the afternoon and
.voninp will consist Of every variety of perform
nr.. appertaining to the Arena, besitcs Tour
snlsndid Papcants and a number OF Acts, never
n.,formed by any other Company, iacindlag the
CRUSADERS TorRNl HENT,
or Me Varriors 0f The Gross.
Songs. CsIecs aud soloes By the 'ryrolean Fo-
..lis, whose inspiring melodies have enchanted
Sill Vaulting ,Grani Tumbl ing, and The Grand
s,;ck Dance by II. w. fEA%KLIN, G. SHERWOOD
and the ACROBAT FAMILY, aided BY the whole
troupe. ,.,.,.
&c nosturiur " itA his father, Professor HarFag-
r., EcyrrlA< UonsE plRAslDs BY the whole
troupe. ~ -..
Mn4. j. GOSSIP, will appear in one of her ia
,or,,. snA pleasing Acts; shr val also appear "lth
Mr.. franklin, N the amusing Horse act, en-
titled Lubin and iHnefte.
Mn H. w Fn,~KfIN. the best general per-
GARNER IN America viii 20 through his unrivall-
"a fats Of the slack Rope also hI' brilliant
Principal Acts, also his popular part OF VA
watch the Boid SInHghr-
Mn - Rux~GLi.s, from !ranconts' Batt~ (.
al A.,lev's anphithcaters NitI appear IN several
- nj. Rr,iii,nt fats Oh on, AM tHo II 'r|-7
r,cy,s NfvS " lLKER NCNN, Stew ART
Nrxx AMI Io.eY NrNN, the celebrated ACROBAT
F,uuy. viii delight the auiicncc with their
beautiful Gyrnnastc Yeats
Dsaf R,rke aud Tom Spring, tho tlghtihg
Ponies. will exhibit their Pug i'.,tic i!oPensstes.
N,sr g. STEVENS, Ia his livorite change Act
of the Y aukre SAILOR, Rory q Moore and Bob
poy,, Also in ii idvorrte Principal Act.
Ma. CHARLES SnEaWooD, Ia his two popular
cbaractrs of In han Chef ali! the ShPwrecked
S lilor, az
Mn. LAKE will next introduce his ,wo w onier-
ful Trained Dogs
4 SOLO. by PROTESSOG GALSIANNo.
rh. Sable lIlrmouists, Messrs. GAisfANNo,
& ,MrsEtL JosEru WAuDY. THpMts WApDY. AMI
KErxAx, VIII slug a variety OF songs Glees'
Ducts &c also perform several dances.
THE SUITE or TUE SULTAN,
or. the Biuoaac Of The Soliisy Of The Crescent
PONIiTOWShl.
o., the Lndirs anil Mobiles Of PoiaHd.
The whole entrrtninrncn ts at night To conclude
with the magnificent anu Gcorgcous Gothic Spec
tace OF the
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M MMOTH CIRCUS.

y G MEAD Treasurer and Dtfec'or,
THOMAS MUM, Equestrt2n DHec-of,
SOL. j. LfPMAN. C!orn,
p FOHS i ". WOOD, L@Fiefa u Dte D4it1
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After he ycar expires, '----- ~
For sir months, in adrapcF. ---- ~
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ar, Oaid, ercept at tie opium d tie eiHors.
Pos,age must be paid by eorrcsp0@deats, p
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

A Lucky ARrIsT-When Mr. Bauvard passed
through this city with his great painting, but
woaia not exhibit i on account Of his mothers
illness at Boston. male his acquaintance. ana
he informed rs Of the great task he had perform
ed IA making his three mile panorama. " z are
2 Ia TO learn by the eastern papers that ne has
The short space Of seven mouths. realized $50
o94 f-on his panoramic View Of the " ssssip7i
river, in Boston, He has purchased lot OF ground
in BToat way, y. Y. with portion of the pro-
fits. and Intends 10 erect suitable builiinr upon
II Tor the purpose Of exhibiting his picture in that
city. Truly BARNARD is lucky artist as well .
talented tin Com.
When 4 fre nd gets into difficulty ct him get
oas the best way lie can--dont help hlm.-''he
ought C have heen caG.tous''-ss.t's 4 lesson
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

l. Eats.2a.--A correspondent Of The
Morning Caroaic!o writing from Cam
arld ye, describes the outward mai OF m
onlinen. foreisa9r. Presently arrived
another gentleman whose adyeu; occasion
eJ some interest. On the arm Of the
powerful looking old Bishop Of Norfolk
appeared fresh colorol young man, dres
s3i somewhat a Il FeaucsIse--;o wi. mar
row COZ, collar. fail skirts. und trousers
slightly plated q, tho waist. lol would
no. take this joly looking young gentle
man 70. profound mathematician ara
astronomer: or tho contrary. he appears
ms. ono of the lions voa wonl! cxpcc, 10
fad playing a match II Billiards N gildcd
cafe on the Bou!eYar1s, or, WIKI i Difference
30 i, spoken, clasPng the waist O.! ia
RENE Pomare' at the Chateau falgo.--
rreverent slpposition' Honor tosclenco:
;hero goes ". lie Ner5icr, the dtscoserer
Of the naw planct--lho owner, II P'lofi-
~ OF claim gives ownership, to all tie
lands, titles, und domains OF Neptune. :
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-17

TENssaANcG AsscDor8.-Tha fo'loT-
lng tcnneranco anecdo.c : rotated Ill the
f.ssai tfis;oriql At Moral Sar / Education
Franc 1iso, par II. De Barry: Charlss Nj.
king Of Sweden, drank sometimes 10 ex-
cess, 50 rs even 10 disturb his reason. IN
one OF has drunken bouts, ho los, the res.
pect which was due to tho quean. his
mother. She retired - her chamber.
overwhelmed with grief, am! renamed
there on the foIlowin. day. As sho did
not make her appearance, tho king inqulr.
Cd the cause. Tins being told hun, he
took glass OF VINE in his hand aaI went
20 the qaaan's room. Ma tam said lie
. her. =! nave learned tia. yesterday, il
my cups forgot mysef towards ypl.--
! cone = ask your p1.ian, ami t. prevent
Il recurrence Of such q fault; driak this
glass 10 your health; II shall be the last
during my life" lie kept his WORT, and
from! that day he novor tasted wine.
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preceding cay ne repaired 10 house IN
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~" "hos' f7'i hi'''o : s'P?osfi 70 na
p5H- III P,''s'''ie' ~ .tio ""19c' OF ms
VISIT ne co'I'fhehced a rl9lI search through
ne house, IN TIC course OF winch he en-
tefc1 coal vault 'haer INC stairs, lie
was horriiied 10 ma III tins receptacle tor
Fabo'5', OF every DESCRIPTION, ahd 'ose'hor
WIN F" 'a'3' ""S ,.A' q hummer Oh 'o"'s'
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eat'l' 81 so.'l7 ''i''o Gus OIL nai IN
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81 y $ 1,z = \ y . o =
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Great National dia'caI~,

The oaiy perfect maaayci establishment in the M
ted Suites, comprising ugtrtFds Of
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HVHIS extensive company composed OF 81
Men ana Horses, an. , lldies' VII eAfiiD-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-10

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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-22
For SALE.

"A TIVE subscriber offers for sale the Estate in
f5TTA Leicester owned and occupied By himself
IssA. s;sting OF Houe, Stable. anG other outbudings
together with neBrly nine Of adjacent Land suitably
divided into Moving and Pasture Land; and Garden with
between 80 and 40 frui The house was butt in
1885, of the very best materials and in the thorough
possible with view the greatest convenience
and comfort of family 1t has four good sized
the lower oor tesides wash roon bathing ROOM &c. has
chambers, besides spacious closets and for
drying cofhes 1t is in good repair and in good order
also the Stable She'd The premises are centrally
situated, convenient three Meeting houses Academy
Bank Post Office &c. and six miles dstaui from Wor-
cesier Accommodating terms of payment will BE offered,
and early session DE had application SAMUEL
MAY, Broad Street. Boston, TO the subsciber the
premises. SAMUEL MAY, in.
Leicester, April 5. istf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-22

Ia TIVE beautiful Estate situated in The east PAL Of
f.AM Central Village in Uxbridge recently occupied
:lby DR.. GEopeE WILLARD; consisting of about tea
of Land, story Dwelling House, with piazza
sides, Barn. She'd and other Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of of the
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and is OF
the desirable residences in the County Of
Application may be made Col JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbdge, to either of the subscribers Worcester.
w. 0 BARTLETT,
JOHN YMAN.
Worcester, Jan le, l847. dwisr3