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At our lasi accounts the President had just entered Boston, on the evening of Tuesday the 29ih nh He proceeded 10 the Revere House under S mik.iary escort. and was there conducted by committee of reception te the splendid suite of apartments fronting the Bowdola Square. which bad been fitted up for the occasion. About i;alf- past } o'clock Gov. Briggs arrived we copy the Trans eriprs Fepor,--snd having beea form ally in- troduced ,o the President. addressed him ss folioss in behalf of the eommos
 .Mr PresideHi-Is the name of the ciIi- zens of Massachusetts ! tender toN yag. as Chief Magistrate of the United States, their respects. snd bid you welcome to the bsspI- tslities of the commonwealth.
 ishoald he happy. SIT. f your official sie- ties would allow you the tune. 'o 70 with you throughout our State snd show you oar people and their institutions as they are. l shoald be pleasad to have yoc go among oar farmers upon the mountains and in the val lies and upon the distant cape, that you might see the difficulties they have had e encounter in ealtivaiing hard. unyssldiRg soii, when that soil IS compared in fertliity and ptoaseuveness with the rich hotsoaa lands and wide pEalrtes of your great wes, --to go iato the shops of OCT mechanics. the acsosses of our manufacturers, the stores of our merchants, and the marss of commerce. upon the docks of our sesports and upon the decks Of OUT merchant vessels and we'll equipped w,ssle-ships--te show you our col- leges. academies aud semiBaries of learning. and go into our district schools, the ehesish- ed objects of the people of the comman- wealth fsom their earliest settlement. and to visit with yos the temples of religion cree ted ia every ysslage aad selghbofheod know. SIT. you would De pleased io witness the varied and peFseseriag industry of ouf people, Bas. sir. whi!e the cilixeas cf Mas saehnsetis are engaged ~ish uBiiring perse- yeraaee in shose asecalIons by which they hope 10 promote iheir prosperity and hapgi- ness. shey remember sha, they belong to thai great family of States over whose destiny yoa sew preside by the suGrages of fres people To lhis Union our people. individ ualiy and ss Slaie, scknewbedge their ob hgalioos. aud they intend faithfally anL al l ways io fal6i those obligations That Union
 under general Gorenm<al conducted ae
 cordipg to the provisioss of the glorious con
 siisuisoa established by she wise patriots e
 . past genefaa,en, steadily progressing in th
 principles of liberty. civilization and Chris tianity, they trust n Heaven will be perpel
 cal We shall ever rejoice 0 ses your si
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COURT OF UNCOasiUN PLEAS.
ienPe'@"ee' Iadicfmea, for srhistey drin- lame. Green ling eat .ef jHs'
RrPoRrED Br SOL sMIrH.]

REPORTED BT soL SMITH.
 If the reader has travelled much lB the west. he has witnessed the proceedings of seIf-eonsti,uted courts on the boiler decks of steamboats. ii has been the lnek of the wri- ter of this sketch to act as Judge of many of these dignified uibunals--eonsequeni he has been called upon to pass judgment on many of his fellow travellers during the las, twenty years.
 In the courts here spoken of the juriy,iic- ,ion IS generally eo-ex,ensive with the boats on which they are held, and il IS very seldom an iBayianal is found who is fooi-harsly enough to call in question iis powers--hence the sentences are pretty generally carried ln- to effect without resistance.
 in the summer ef 1874. when all was .hurrah for Ciay.' sad 'hurrah for Polk a tsrns of the Court of Uncommon Pleas was began and held on board the good steamer TAite Cloud. Capt Roberts, during her voy- age from S, Louis to Louisville.
 After ibe organization of the court Ay the appointment of Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk and Sheriff. proclamation uas made by the latter funciio1ary that all was ready for business. The 6rs, case on the docket was the one stated al the head of this report The defendant, Green, deck passenger, hsd been deliv erisg temperance lectore in the cabin. and was retiring to his quarters on the lower .leck, when he was arrested by the Sheriff and brought before the 'hoaorable Court never saw prisoner al the bar. charged ic.h murder, manifest more fear than did this poor feIlow--the reason vili appear hereafter. The indictment was read, char ging him, the said Green, being ai the time member of a temperance snc,ety, win having. with malice aforethoughs,' drank whiskey out of a ing-eon;rary to the dig nity of the temperance cause. and the in;e- rest of the bar-keeper of the White Cioat Sc. &c.
 Prisoner, you have heard the ehargs-are you guilty, os not gulltyo
 Not gu,lty,., replled the trembling Green --.thai is, 10, rsry guilty; did take ilsile of---s
 Prisoner, answer distinctly to the charge --are yon guilty, or moi guilty" : Is there ary lawyer aboard;' asked the defeadans, looking fsarfuliy aouDd on the crowd.
 sYes.' replied the Court there are any number of them on board, going tc the Whia Convention al Nashville, yca are entitled ts counsel, and the Court assigns you L. Y B--y. Esqs--se you can anbosom. your self so Aim-'
 < The worthy gentleman named readily ae cspted the appointment, and jury besn T empansslled, the trial commenced,
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 and rfTrY cENTg for each eont1nn- t'k sr-r no fines, and not exceeding ID, % De - "a square and hafcgeF ibs Hnd not ex- saaI 9o' as two squsFss-and in that PEoPertaos 2. Ioaser advertisements. U Al -, .s.u,nsd by some responsible pefssn- CT ., ;pdividual account. a1 the above rates, "nsa .o sso and under 9leo. in oas yasr. dis- aneSD.ls ~ Ss peF cent. will be made; and w1ea t esas. o' a1oa or upwards, in the sams period, . .nOsn.. ct ssl Ter cent will bs made. No deduc- ai'e'ss sa'sysr. win be made. payment he dsfensd sicn .ss v.ar shall have expired; nor wih any re. ,l's. bs made on legal advertisements, requiree hy lew to iosFERacTs Ds Fgsasc,Ts Bv THE YEAR.
 ,. .v,seSing 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, De0 90 -
 a 60 {" ' %. .avs,t.e,nes.s, or parts thereof. exceeding 10 a !, se lines, as the case may be-. subject to the s...ss and discounts first mentloned; and 10 con en ', ,he.e rates for less term than year. Nc I'Ssr,en for occasional onissioEss and ah eontFaeh Se-as~v s-,ss wear 10 be paid in advance.
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 n 6 10
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 Na person viii be announced fOF any ofice, eithel .;,r .is,r. or county, without the advance payment n,s,Sc.I circulars will be charged as advertise ..s,.s ana paymeni required in advance.
 No ,eb win hereafter be delivered to azy persos x;,h whom we have no regular dealings. untai pax for. ..,s.h .l. ~..
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 sr, No variation will be made from the above rates
 Single nurnher of the paper. l2i cents
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poietrn.
Fron EAe Ffseaan's 1suvaaL o,coNNELL's HEART.
sr Mna. ANNA H. ponsxr.


 Bear it on teaderiy.-
 Slowly. and moafnfully,- That heart of . nation which paises no more The fount that gushed ever with feedomS higA iore.-- ThFouEh years over Erin. it brooded and wept, It watched while she slambersd. and prayed when she wept; And the saxon ragged on. that their chains had nes crushed The souls of a people. whose harp they had hush.d
 Bear fl on tende4ly-
 Slowly, and fnouTnfnIly,- 'Trss broken ai iass-when the famine plagnss gIsive, And the spade turned the shamrock. in grave aitsr When the angels Of God, turned weeping away From the want stricken earth, and its famishinS And the wall of the dying. which rese from the sod; The dying those martyrs 10 Faith and their Cod Came like the wild kneli. Of its hopes farest dsy. Is il strange, that its hfe;ids ebbed quickly awas'
 Bear it on tenderly.-
 Slowly, and moHrnfuliy,- Oh God how Il struggled 10 burst the vile chain, That fettered thee Erin.--hut struggled in vain How humble to God. to the Saxon what scorn, To thy friends, true and loving thy foes proud and stern How strong, like a barrier of angels 1t sieod, Crying 'Jusics, struggle for astire-not bicod, And in Christ's lovely name, ehided back the mad throngs That indignant were thirsting for blood for their wrongs.
 Bear it on tenderiys--
 Slowly. and mournfuIly,-- From Erin's sad inset. to Italys light. Where the sunshine of glory has sprung from the night, Where the goiden-eyed spirit of Freedoms new birth, Aroused by voice, which thrills through the earth Will with the fair angels, keep vigis sfoand thee, Rejoicing. that freed from the feiiess that bound thee, Released from Life's anguish.-its watching. its weeping, It scars far beyond, where its ashes are sleeping
 Yes-bear it on tenderly,--
 Slowly. and mournfuilY,-- From Lough Foyle's dark waters to Shannon's broad wave. To the rough Munster coast. which the Ocean tides lave, Comes sad notc of wailing it swelis ike the sea. It sounds from the hll-tops, and shFieks OCT the lea: Oh Erin, Oh Erin. what hast thou done, That the light should be plotted away from thy sun, Thy Faith be edown-trodden-thy blessings all ice. And thy rns, and thy daughters, be martyred with thee
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Iiefs. which the townsEalk call our snper- stiiions. What matters Ehs names Be they smpersiiii0ns og beliefs, we have them, and clever would De the man Ilsas could spvpotl them Now one af these beliefs f0 winch we cling the most, is that which afsrihuiesl sn the 6rsl flower ihst blows in the grave mould such virtue. that he who gathers u is certain of never fosgegting Ihe dead, aad oC never being forgotten by them. Belief. how dear how sweet With H death has no serrors: for death, withoui forEetting, or being forgotten, is but sweet sleep, bat calm repose afseF long toh. That flower T--i panted t, see it bod; panied to gather |, abandoned my post and went on my way After ten days of long and weary march. ' reached my mothers grave. The earth seemed ye. fresh; no flower had appeared: ! waited Six weeks elapsed; and then one lovely morning saw aliuir biee flower sFoFTeY=me-nots As Pseeksd t. I shed glad tears, for meihought ihat little flower was nv mothers sonl; that she had felt that was near, and under the form of that flower hsd given herself to my heart oaee more.
 sThere was nothing now to desain me in the eouatry, for my father had soon follow ed my mother ,o the grave. ard 1 had pluck ed nv precious flower: shat more did ! want; remembered my mother's charge do thy duty. sought ous the gens d'arrses. and said, T am desefter, arrest me- And now l an b die, and fl. as you have assured me, have in yoa q friend. die without regret, for you wsil do fer me lhe only servire l require. The flower which al the risk of my life plucked from the grave is here, in litt9e case next to my heart Promise me that you will see that they to not take II from me. lis the link which uni;es me to my mother, and If thought II would be bfoken-Oh' shoald not have the courage to die. Say. do yoa promise to do what ask of you '"
 s.I prom isedn said the officer.
 s'Y our hand, thai ] may press 1t ia my heart; YOU are very kind to me and if the Almighty God were in hIs omnipo'enee to gise me my life a second time, l weHld devote it to you.' I
 The friends parted
 The next day dawned. They had arrived at the place of execution; and already had ttsE tdt1i Sca5AEHSC Vctlt tc1ts 0bCh tssC hVN munmurs which ran through the ranks. sud denly changed into almost dealening shouts. sThe Emperor. The Emperor, Long live the EmperorF'
 He appeared. distnou-ted from ms horse then wIlh his short quick step he walked mp to the condemned. s.Picrre.n sad he ta him. Pierre gszed at him. and made sn ef- for, to speak, but sudden ssapor seemed to overwhelrn him. "Pierre," continued the emperor; ssremember your own words of last night. God gives thee life second time; devote 1t not to me. but to France, She too is kind and good mother. Love her as thcu didst love thy frst--ihiHe own."-- He then turned ,o depart. and greeting shouts of admiring love followed him i'll he was out of sight
 Some years after this, captain oi the Old Guards fell morally wounded on the field ot Waterloo.
 Amid the din of battle, he was heard to shout in his death pangs-
 ~Long live the Emperor, France torsser' Nv Inotherl mothefs'
 ls ,.-.. D.o.-. p.,Cssf
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Bear it on tenderIy.-

SLOWLY, and fD00TnfNIly,--- Where sleeps the Apostles. where martyred Saints
 rest,
 Lay it tsndesy down, .he shrines of the biest For the spirit that iit Hp it's casket of clay. Has gone with the iustfe of Faith, round its way Appealing. before the tribunal ef Heaven, Oh EFial for thee, that thy chains may De rven. zzd lAe day kaseas oE, arken tie Sarea xka eonder -1nd ase TDm fAe scratA ef ts Gnss-eriag thHadsr.
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Coon SEIGHsosacop.- farm wss istsly s1 veFtiseA ia We~e~rn paper in which ss1 the 5ess V ef the sisastSsa. feEfsisy ef the sp aa sssnks deseripssgn. wA5eh was farther enhaacsd with sh{s N Bs-There s not a -ftfsrafs nltAta kftsea miies q shs aelxhberhpcA
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NORTH AND SOUTH,

and accidentally appeals to them for eren more extensive patronage to the only Literary Journal of long and hlgh standing in all their wide borders if is not seoiosGl,--haSing always circulated widely in the North and East, and ai;aed et smPaliing 2 rodical Literature.
 THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME Will commence on the Ist of January, lstT; and neither pains expense will be spared to make # enioently worthy of knowledge. Among other things. il will eontaina
 HISTORY OF VIRGINIA; and arrangements will be made for procuring regu- lar and early supply of Notices of New Works and other Literary Intelligence. Orders tor the work can be seat in al once.
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The following gem is from the first number of a periodical called the URion Asga=iae. Mrs. C. M. KIRKLAND, the anthoress of "A New Home For rest Life, &c, has charge of the editorial depart
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minisausiaa eonsdbsts so shat inpornas and desirable cad
 The Psesidsas replied ae ths elsvernas sub. ssantalsy to she folloviae siIlra bu. soms- what aaore at Ismgah:
 SiT--ln receiving fFom yea, tha CNsef MagissEsie uf this aaeieHs co1annon weelTh, the welcome wish which have koaused me, ! am sensible thss ysuF purpose is ae seeox- ni1R great psiaxigls ssal thas t in tks neice which koId thag yua mish ta hoans. snA wAiie yea kom8s il, thraaeh ne, Tssf that am but tise Ananhle rpnspeentntIsa of she psnpls fav ths lsass being, sad thns tlanxas thaN Aonasek, 5s ia amHv e sAa;r neennmtn6le sstvaAt Ihesx wtsh dsep saisulNesson nf she prosperity cf the psopls which vun repre- sen1 shosld he moot happy to exsnd ny yistt khraughout vous cumusn nwaalsA. ts pisst yDAs common seltools. yuaF aendeuiss anA .hiEheF semtaAries lnF edncnta0m. saYistt Y0ar maAsaaetnEses; te visis your aessenitunf dls- sfssas and witness the pssseperssn iAbag9 sf yons husbnRdmea. AlI this woald give me pleasure, but t would hs ineampasikia wish my public dustss. Ia fsw days ! mnss ss- turn ao the seat of our conmua CovernmsnG
 fosF nlluSioa 0 the Union meets ny hearty response. There is an nIsnsst which ws may ah woSship. However mach we may d.her ahoat local CT senpagary qnss- sious of policy on the qnsssionof the Unsom we are anised We are al agreed tn psasefsm '. We reeaRnise the Union h all oar pals. iss aeis. We Ff<cKnisa U noW sud heFT n thss tnAnaesns Melspme which yan have CT tended to ne. isse bot the fser ,kaa tho wknle uascs is rsreiying honor flam ms af sise States which form the uuion.
 The ssiisens gsneFsIly wess sisen prssaa- ted to the President
 M o'clock the City Council ehvs < A.ss- ner ln honor of the President. aud his entsse ssiie. hts Exeellency Gov. Brixxs and assss.
 Adj. Gen. Oliver, 4c., were pressnI The dinner was of the richest descyipsicu, but only an hour snd half was passed at he table. the President having appointed half- past foF slse further reception af company. The Mayer presided, bu, 10 speeches or inasis were given during the short festival.
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THE YoLUSTEERs.--Many Of the Illinois volunteers, On their return from Scouts army. were induced to sell their certificates for l6O acres of land, for fifty dollars. There are persons who make il regular business 10 serze upon the returning volunteers, and buy their certificates for irifiing sum IL is thus they filch from men who have been battling for their country the fruits of . nalion's grati- tude. In most cases, gross imposition is practised. ha volunteer parts with his eer- iiticate. knowing its value, no one has right to complain; bat a deceived as to it's impor- anee,sh is oairageoasly wrouged. The Washington Union advises the volunteers to keep possession of these evidences of their services until they can consult with their friends al hnme about the proper disposition of their certificates. Meanx hile, is states as a caution to those speculasors, that according so the set of February last, al sales, mort- gages, &e-, are null and void prior to the is~ sue oi she land warrant or certificate (of treasury serip.p But we may touch this sub ject again.
 Some oi ihe Bosionians, according to the papers, wore black erape badges, during ihe late visit of the President to their city. DU SoLLE. a the Philadelphia Tmes, gives these fellows their true character, in the following style:
 'sSome folks. in Boston, proposed to rs- ceise the Presidea. in Nack crape badges, They were ancient Federalisss, we presume and desired so remouns sAe sblaek cockade' emblem of aniipasriotism. We suspect that their hearts and hats were very mach the same coior.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
Baltimore Market.

r. VI
Flour-In Howard street Flour the sales are quite im-
ted. Late yesterday afternoon 200 bbls were sold at 5
s71 and 400 bbls to day the Holders gem
sraly arc asking Sc. The receipt price is unsettled.
Holders OF City Mills ask sc. Several offers TO pur-
chase to-day at S5.s74 were refused.
sale Of 500 bbls susquehanua Flour at s. s7s-now
held at SC.
Grain.-Small sales of prime Md. red Wheat at l2Oa
l22 cts.
To-day there is little better feeling in the market for
Corn, and sales of Md S0as GEMS for white
and s2lS3 cts for yellow sale to-day of Penna yellow
at IS cts.
Oats are wanted and would bring 40 cts.
Sales OF Cloverseed at S5.625 ioT prime parcels.
PrJvislons-We note n sale Of 100 bbs Prime Pork on
private terms Mess is held at sic and Prime 5Ua-
Ia. A sale OF lot OF Prime Beet was made al SO We
quote Mess Beef at Si2.5OaSI3; No l at SlO5OaSlI;
aud Prime at S55OaS9. Bacon Is IN good request al
prices last quoted Western Shoulders cents Side.
cents; and Hams 10 la Baltimore cured we do
not hear OF any sales Of sale OF large parcel OF
bulk sides made to-day, price made public. There
are inquiries for Lard, and the stock is light The last
sales were at 81 cents for bis, and 10 for kegs.
Whiskey-Very dull We quote hhds at % cents and
bills at % cents which is a slight decline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

WV NOEh- 7
Dr. 4 H. CHEISTE-Dcar Sir { feel 10 a duty % for the
ben ~ OF the public hat yo1r r ss app "a hy
the Rings and Magnetic Fud. have entirely so. now
eleven years old Of the and v.h
IA. been subject for the last Tie ofCn ~
10 10 rs day. accompanied dread
iu 'ereeehnga the same time chntnr tie pain
IN The on e the heart His mother and self
SPARED Of hse, and rccasr from such misery NOS
mend But through The means Providence VOC
HE II NOW QUITE WELL, and firmly believe b. core vii
be permanent We put On the rings and applied f OF
ms most violent eonvuls.1ns nd passed ~ sue
eeedrg few dlys b. bad mcy ymptou Complaint
and now. for period OF months symg
tom whatever That could detect Ny ttcr cats
heartily sleeps snundy and My Trsps- altered
child am, very respectfully, you're,
GEORGE WHITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.
NEW YORK. Feb. %


The stock market to-day dull operations moderate,
and prices slightly on the decline.
There is more irnncss and activity in the Flour mar
ke with an advance Ia prices, which, since the receipt
the private advces again ayng towards the figures
obtained previous TO the steamers arrival Sales Of
raj thousand bbs Genescc brands ST. and holders gen
orally ifm-some contendng for more. Southern brands
held at 1915. Corn Meal. IS, with sales.
There is better demand for grain and prices improved
Sales Of about 1000 bushels coin white and yellow an
average OF 99c. per bushe 50c cloverseed 9a9tc
Groceries firm and tending upward in prices. No
change in provisions.
The cotton market is quiet, prices have dropped about
cent per 10. under the Cambria's news.
Whiskey rather better with sales at 2si l29c.
Exchange on London 81 per cent premium.
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MORE than 1000 Certificates have been re.
4V eived at the Prime pi on and the Peope
important cures. We give for room.
Test m o II ais.
From Ror. LHthSr LEE
Drsmh Psare pursy vesera operate well and produce
gcoi iesui. LUTHER LEE Editor True Wesleyan
FROM J. RsQstt
My nd ma Nv Others hut ,h.
has benefit from Dc Than all others
SEE believe, be used by perfect safety with
joins KELLETT, is7, nyrte Avenue, BIoolI;n
Fron ns prs; Toeahst N Nts York.
Dr. q Benz Smiths as -ntTey dix Z, So in
head and general sy,te NJ lam y u.e tEem
with the best e'n'' would MOI be Win Ut . .sea
I'm hs Es.tOr Of Black Rrrr Jsr,Hal
DR.. Smiths Pal from winch other pill,
are liable and are the best medicine that have
Fron ia. P " T..ss4ua. " u
lac KiBLER, P. NJ.
FroH R,r Hahus Fmi,S.-gA
have used Dr. sm"h' Pis ami knew 'esy -s GOOD medi
Dr. smih' ris are great demand mis- region from their
Pleasantne.s and efficacy JOHN C. l. HAsKINs.
Marion, N Y.
F-ou NJ Dam tie euatsr.
Dr. smih-RcsPeeIed Fnerd-Th, Pal, ie1nt very rapidly,
MOSES DAME, 267 Main At.
Ed EATON Coj DEMOCRAT
Dr. sm hi much pesied with your Veg Sugar Coat
ed Pills, AID use them in my family
Ed. BRooKvILLE IND AMERICAN
hl whole pills ars now the
popular in th and give ecsrll sion
These Pills will always COLDS a much pleaaut
thln any other remedy For they are warranted
The Danger of being Deceived is now apparent 4;
40 DE- smths Pills have btcoIe
try, imatnrs have sought palm coat
ing OF sug'r" TO eov,r mos; sat gcrons compound
D Cfumheekcf, OF Wbe ling, Va ssys pcrion
place losing his hfs the eountee
Sugar Coated Pill Also sen,lcmin Louisville, KY
seized with violent vomiting thet genuine
get and see that Benz. pen on the
bo tom OF
Principal Offices-New York, 49, Greenwich St Bos
ton, Water steel.
GAYNOR q WOOD, General AGENTS foI this State.
9r For sale by nuyal Co n snsc, Pieot Main
al