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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

Z. States TOmpsOnia1 g. Botanic Depot.
Dealer inThompsonan andBotanic Medicines,
Shakers Herbs. Medical Books, Glass Ware,
Synnges Distilled Waters, Extracts, Ointmenis,
Syrups, and every variety of simple and com.
pound Medicines usually kept in Botanic stores.
The trade supplied at the lowest market prices.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

T ADiES DRESS GOODS.-A beautiful as
j sormeut just received at
May I6. NANNY " 60.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

Plat Brush, Wholesale Grocer, and Dealer in
Provisions, Teas Wines, Foreign and Domes.
TIC Liquors, Sc! ar,, &c, 100 West, corner of
hoblnson street.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

All kinds of Brass and Iron Bed Table and Sofa
Casters, for sale by the Eagle company. Or
fee 262 Pearl street.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

B0giey'S Celebrated COLI Pens!
y. G., BagIey X co. lo9 Broadway-up stairs
Manufacturers OF their Everpoluted Gold Pens
and Pencils The trade Supplied al The lowest
rates.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13
Rrnnans md UoOden HIRE.

Br0O1nS and " OGDEN Udre.
Slas c. Smith has removed from his old stand,
No 10 Fulton st. to No % Fulton, conner Wa
ter street His old stand i KEEP: by G w Smith,
in The name of Smith IL Co For sale cheap
5000 doz Painted Pals, 1000 nests Tubs, cedar
5000 doz brooms, assor- and painted
tod, lOOO COZ brushes.asd
And large assortment of all kinds of Wood and
Willow Ware, Cordage rwine, Mats, &C.
Also, agent for the sale OF Curled sisal, at man-
ufacturer's prices, at No. 25 Fulton ST. cornsf
water.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

NJ Willard, $50 Chatham, corner of Mulberry,
offers for sale at his warerooms, an excellent
and extended assortment of Beds, Bedsteuds,
Mattrasses, Feathers, &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

L. F & L. DOUBLEDAY, IMPORTERS AND
Wholesale Dealers in French, English, Ger
man and American Stationary, also Manuiac-
turers oil Superior Account Books, No ~ John
st. between William and Nassau.)
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

L'ANCY Cass;mers, silk and worsted vesting
L for sale, 4.
Manney'S.
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Stout 4 Ward.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots
and Shoes, No 253 Pearl 81.
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sale by A. S. Marvin, 1884 Water ST., New
York, agent for the manufacturers. Also by
Raymond Gibbs 81 Co., Chicago; and by
Houseman & Lowry, St. Louis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

DLATE STOVES. all sizes, rst received and
| for sale by MARSHALL & PHELps.
September, I5 Z.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13
Lamps! LAMPS r.

Horns Patent Solid Bottom Glass Fonntai
Camphene Lamps They are superior to
others. Manufactured by o Fay, 1876 Fulto
street.
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STOVE TRIMMINGS
K IN @ , S
Southport, june IS, 1874
GLASS WARE

GLASS WARE.
TUST Received, la-ge lot OF Glass ware ron
j sising of Sp. Jars, Tincrurrs of varou5 sizes.
Sail mouths Bottles, assorted vials sc for sale,
wholesale and retail at
STRIKER & GREFNE'S Drugstore.
Alsn Caslor oil In Eottle1 OF varlnns sizee
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UTICA g. OSHEGO LINE.
s w Rossiler los Broad Street, New York.
DoohHle n Molhson, Oswego.
Southport, c HUTCHINSON, As't
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HASKELL s. MLkRICK, DRUGGISTS. No
10 Gold Street; also, Agent Tor several Phila
delphia Chemjca Manufacturers, and for al
extensive manufacturer OF Dye Woods, &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-10-13

INOUND.-A black Lace Veil. The owner can
L have it, by calling the Post Office and pay
ing for this advertisement. Sept. z, iS47
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CIT Y A f f AIRS.

Robbery at the City Post Office. We have
just learned that one Of the clerks Of the City
Post Office was caught about two O'Clock To-
day breaking open letter with fly dollars en-
closed in il. He was Immediately arrested.
Money, il is said, has been missing for some
time from letters in the Office.
o. The total amount Of receipts on the
Western Section Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal during the last year, have been greater
by 1901 rs than those received during any
previous year in the whole line:
0u- A man was thrown from his carryall in
driving along the Avenue, and carried into a
store. No bones were broken.
o. Whooping Cough has prevailed among
us this season to an unusual extent and has
proved fatal in large proportion Of cases.
The Summer disease in children has also been
very prevalent. y.
oo- The Rev. R. r. Gurley, has been APP
pointed Pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church in this city, in place Of the Rev. w.
McCalla, who returns 10 Philadelphia.
or On yesterday the distribution Of premi-
ums among the pupils Of the different Public
SCHOOLS in this city took place. The occasion
was one Of great interest to parents and others
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CALL YOU THIS BACKING YOUR FRIENDS q
We learn that. few days since, friend OF
Presiden, Polk. to whom he had promised Of
fee, waited upon him at the White House
and renewed his application, when he was
told by his Excelency in the presence of sew
eral bysisnders, that he, the President had
never promised. 10 appoint him. This was
rather too much TO be borne by the applicant,
who drawing himself up said " Mr.. President,
no one has a higher respect than ] have for
the Presidential Office, but must say that
in this instance, the President prevaricates,
/" What is that, Sir7 said the President, q
say Sir" repeated The aspirant "thatthe Presi-
dent prevaricales, good morning SIR" and left
the room. Honied words these, between
friends, Eth!
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Hop to render .Mtsq,litoes Non Combasive.--
Generally speaking, the most simple means are
the most effective, but all SORTS Of means have
been Intellectually tried. 10 get rid Of those san
culinary serenaders whose music is anything
but soothing. The Pii.sburg Journal, howev-
er, has. at length. discovered sovereign pre-
ventive against the attacks Of mosquitoes, and
should il prove TO be all that il processes, he
deserves public vote Of thanks. He il is:
:" Buy small quantity Of pe,usstroyal- is
best as prepared by the Shakers--put il in a
box with tight cover, and when night comes,
and the hungry mosquitoes are flying about
seeking whom to devour, uncover your box,
and they will not venture iAlo the room where
the penny-royal blessings on the old lady who
first discovered the invaluable herb,) may be.
They will hover about the open window, bug
zing all sorts OF vengeance and wheiting their
nippers, but they will not dare TO come in"
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S1APLE DIZZY GOODS
july 3i--3t

/ 4 II
H,HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale on libera
/ terms most extensive assortment of S,ap
Dry Goods suitable for steamboats,, hotels and rivat
families to which the attention Of purchasers Is 70
spectfully socited--most OF the goods have beer
manufactured to order and are warranted 10 be In
every respect as represented. The following can
be recommended with confidence, special pains hav-
ing been taken in their selections, viz:
| Linen Sheeting from A to l2-4 wide Of super.
| Tor fabric and bleach.
Berth and Cradle Blankets also ID, l0-4, Il-4
| l2-4 do, extra fine.
White and cololed Quilts and Counterpanes, all
sizes and qualities
| Pillow Linen--4-d and Ga, with imm ediate
widths.
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins from low
priced to costly--siyle and quality Of Napkins to
match the Cloths.
Damask Table Linen, from GA to I0-4, extra
finish and extra stout
Towelling in every variety-Huck, Diaper, &c.
Plain and plaid Glass Towelling
A Damask Towels, rich figures, full size
English printed Baizes Stair Baizes Stair Linen,
Linen -four covering, worsed and cotton and en-
bossed cloth Table Covers, English and French
Chintzes bro. Hollands, French Linen Drapery
Muslins, Muslin Curtains, white and brown Linen
and Buff Holland for window shades, French painted
Shades.
The above goods together with the largest and
best selected stock Of materials for Curtains and Fur
niture Covering to DO found in this country are
offered wholesale and retail at prices worthy the notice
ofbuyers.
The special attention Of Ship owners, Steamboat
companies and Hotel proprietors Is desired Every
article in our line will be furnished at a bare com
mission on the importation cost. Blankets and
Quilts will be manufactured if desired, either in this
country or Europe, with name interviewer in white
or colored letters.
PATTON & CO.,
July 3l-n % John street, N. Y.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

NICHN0ND July OF, n. NJ.
New Orleans papers Of the asd are at hanI. The
details Of the news sent yesterday show that the
Of influence in Mexico favor the idea Of peace, bu.
whether they can prevail remains TO be seen. The
Picsyune Of the 23d contains sketch Of the speech
which Gen. Taylor made on the 4th Of July at
Walnut Springs in reply to the toast proposing him
as President Of the United States. He takes Wing
ground throughout On one Of the Wing principles
he descants at length and that s.-faat he UiH not
Be the President Of a party. Mr.. Gushing also
made speech.
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Wednesday accidentally. This is the second
thing Of the kind that has happened to him.
Desperate Resignation. The Cleveland True
Democrat violent opponent of Gen. Taylor.
says that the old Hero, " now permits himself
to be crowned' President!
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There are few, a very few Wing editors
in the country, who, in the present aspect OIL
things, seem reluctantto support Gen. Taylor
for the Presidency. but we are perfectly salts.
fed that they will soon be as warmly enlisted
10 bis favor. as ourselves. We advise them a.
friends and brethren to say as little as possibl,
: now against his election, for we do assure them
that, the less they say against il, the less the,
will have 10 retrac, by.and bye.-P Prentice.
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY,
Concert Hall, Penn. ap, oper Todds Hat Store.
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER THE GREAT
SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
a wARDED THE GOLD and Silver Medals,
IN four first premiums, and two highest honors,
at the National, the Massachusetts,, the New York,
and the Pennsylvania exhibitions for the most splen-
did colorcd Dagueneotypes and best apparatus.
or Portraits taken in any weather, in the most
exquisite STYLE
Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail
Instructions given in the art.
July 27--3m
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The undersigned beg lsave 70 cal the attention
of those DESTROYS Of using good article in Backing
10 the abovenamed. The Manufactmer, knowing
tho excellent properties q his bsckIng sent sam
Also to several Of the Newspapers. The extracts
underneath are from some Of Tie papers, they speak
for themselves also several persons who tried Il have
called and said that the Japan Liquid Biackig
was superior TO any thing shsy had ever used
EXTRACTS PROM NEWSPAPERS.
WeAar's Patent Japan Bkaeki4g - The name Of
an excellent article; have seen Il used and can
highly recommend tn. American, April 10.
WeHav,s Hacking is one Of he most superb and
satisfactory articles Of the day II imparsa briiance
and polish beyond description. We have tried it,
Go and do like wise.'-spiit Of The Times April
Cd. 49, 800
By reference 10 another column, an advertisement
will DO found for an excellent article Of Backing in
Liquid form. for Boots, &c. II has been highly
recommended by many who have tried il ii not
polish but retains il much longer than any other It
Is sold by the Agent Of the Manufacturer Il No. SO,
Chestnut street. buy bottle, one trial win prove
the fact Phil. Ledger. April 2S. y VI M
Weiz~'s RiacE;ng i one u the most aiming srti-
Giles in the market spirit ofthe TimeA April 2.
Patent Bldckfgg Mr.. ]. Wellar, No. so, Ches-
nut st., hiss prepared Patent Liquid Backing,
which produces beautiful jet Polish, and does not
injurs the leather. Those who wouid hsvssa polish
ed understanding should read the advertisement in
another column q. Gaxette, May 1.
Weil~'s Pqtsns Japan Bldekng is shout tho
best article ofths kind We have seen. The posh
which It imparts 10 the Indrsf1ndirgs Of man is
brilliant and lss.ng We Have tried i and i boots
Us 70 soy all this II ~ behalf Evening Bulletin.
June 7th. Il M ~. $3.50
The Manufactures, can produce numerous tssti-
moniaIs similar 70 the above, from private individuals
and from other papers, but The above extracts are
sufficient 70 CONVINCE any person that the manufac-
turer has not exaggerated; bat that upon fair trial
the Backing viii 81 found = presented, srtssn
]. WELL Ar. Mrnufsetuls. No. 80. Chssnut
street, Philadelphia Y. 'ss 8 ~. ST
CHARLES STOTT. corner Penn. Avenue and
nh street, Agent f. wsshinsson' p q \, w.
July LIFT 80 b ~ 9s -
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The Indians Of he Plains. We are glad to learn
from the Union that the Executive has taken steps
to put end to the ncursons Of the Indians Of The
Plains upon our emigatiug and army caravans. II
is time it should be DONE
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The Three Generals The Knickerbocker fol
Iuly gives the following extracts from The Visitors
Book al ST. Helena;
But Wellington did wop him at the field OF Water
/ looi--Britisher.
But drawer still, and better far, and tougher thar
shoe-lrathcr, ~ Il W
Was Washington I cove wot could have wopp',
'cm both together 70
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sCURRrLTrr.--The Union Of last night protests
against the scurfiIty Of the Wing pres. Il had
better mend lis own manners in this particular and
then i can read its contemporaries lessons Of decency
with some show Of propriety.
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naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &c.
i The subscriber has just received large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &c, part Of which
are named below. They are guaranteed TO bs pure
and good, and from the best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find it 70 their
advantage TO call, as am determined 10 sell lower
than similar articles can be got a any other place
in this city.
$50 kegs White lead
l20 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow N
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Verdcrris
800 lbs. Red LEAD and Litharge
100 lbs. Imperial Green M
500 lbs. venetian Red md Sp. Brown in oil
SOC lbs. Yellow Ochrs in oil ss
100 lbss Paris Green, dry @
so Lbs, do. do. in oil
a large assortment Of Paint and Tpvhls Wa,h
Brushes. es
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
l0e9 lbs, Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
XIX s bbls. Linseed Oil
bbls. Copal and Japan varnish
bblG Sp. Turpenfine
cask bleached Lamp OH, At rs cts mr.. call.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week.
CHARLES sTOTT, corner 7.h street
aPh ~s--omo and Penn. Av.
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Co. The Washington Union says lha, " The
policy Of the Administration will relieve the
people" II will no doubt "relieve" them
just as the footrpad relieves the traveller re-
lieve" them Of their purses and pocketbooks.
Prentice.
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Will the editor Of the Louisville Journal in
form US how many Wing papers in Ohio ART
true to Gen. Tnylor7 Will he now tell us o.
one 2--LomsUiue Democrat.
Oh yes, several--the Scioto Gazette, the
Cincinnati Chronicle, the Piqua Register, III,
Wilmington Herald, the Springfield Republic
The Batavia Courier, and the Tuscarawas AID.
.vocate. Will that do for to-day III Prentice.
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vNHO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
w Alta CHEAP PRICE The subscriber

NV HO WANTS a LOI Uf GkOUNU
w Alta CHEAP PRICE THE subscriber
has divided his farm and laid of tract Of about 40
acres into lots Of from one, two, FOUR and six
each, which he win sell al low prices and on easy
terms, so that il may be within the means Of any
person TO purchase one, and thereby to secure 10
himself and family homestead. These lots are
handsomely situated in very healthy location, on
public road, abou. II miles from the Navy Yard
Bridge. on the east side Of the Anacostia river.
The soil is well suited for garden purposes or tho
cultivation Of fruit trees and several excellent springs
Of water are near to them. There is also sufficient,
wood on each Of the lots enclose hem and timber
in abundance can DO had in tho neighbort God to
erect any building al q very low price.
Those wishing TO purchase, will do well 10 apply
soon, as they can have choice Of location. &C.
Also, for sale, a one-story log DWELLING
HOUSE, with as much land rs may DO desired, I'D
joining The above lots, very handsomely sustcd and
with small expense could be converted into 4
dwelling for two small families. s.S
For further particulars apply TO
G. A.SAGE,
Near the Good Hope Tavern, d. G.
july Aft
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No sLrPs.-Ou friends Of the Picayune, Del .
and National sent US no slips with the news Of the
Steamer New Orleans. How came this, gentle
men
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ora writer in the New York True Sun is
advising the editor Of The Globe to form very
low acquaintance. He advises him 10 k,,o,,
kanelc. -prentics.
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.ARRIIAL OF
THE WASHINGTON.
Eleven DAYS Later From Europe.

CtoOeW Duyo L<ufeT HfoW G@Ope.
This steamship that was to have beaten the world
and gone over the OCEAN in eight days al farthesi
has arrived at New York, is days out from South
ampton She had to put back because Of her fur.
mace bars burning out Bad comment that on our
engine makers.
The weather up to tho 9th Of July had bean I'D.
mirabIe for the harvests in England. After that
thunder showers and storms prevailed. The grow
ing crops Of potatoes wero unusually fine. Flour
had advanced Is. Sd. per Dbl. and wheat 4d per 10
lbs. Corn meal had improved Is per 4sO lbs. The
foreign supplies had not been SO abundant as usual
American Bacon was in demand at Havre at SO 10
6ss. per fierce. Cotton had fallen ia per ID.
The effect Of this news yesterday in New York
was to throw up -four 81 cents
II seems that the coal which melted the furnace
bars Of the Washington was EDglish anthraci.e.--
She had to put back and get bituminous COAL
Paris still agitated with the Peersge corruption
question. Gen. Bedeau has been made Governor Of
Algeria.
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Gen. Taylor is the favoriie of the army and
their choice Tor the President. Let the people
beware when Offices are TO be filed by army
dictaiion. Hamilton COZ .Ne,cs.
Il must truly be great piece Of efrrontery
on the part Of the officers and soldiers Of the
army 10 presume to express their opinions
upon the subject Of the Presidency! VIVA,
right have they 10 talk abou, the Presidency /
Is Il not enough for them to fight and be killed 1
- 49, -. II Prentice
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Congress Of Nations. Mr.. Chiete Belgian, is
in this country trying to induce the Americans 10
send delegates to Congress Of nations to be held
in Brussels on the 10th Of next month to discuss
free trade and taxed trade. Mr.. Folks brother, the
charge 70 Naples intends to be present. We con-
slider the matter settled If he attends. No body of
men can resist his overpowering talents and genius
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y Sabbath in London.-At a public meeting re
Gently held in London, il was stated that ou
OF a population Of more than two millions
there was an attendance Of only four hundred
thousand persons on the services Of the Sab.
bath, in the churches and chapels of all de.
nominatiopsi eff inquiry was made as 10
the occupation Of the rest. the crowded state Of
steam vessels, railway carriages, public houses,
tea gardens, club and gaming houses would
furnish reply.n
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Episcopal Conpention.- learn from the
Milwaukee Sentinel. that the first Diocesan
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal church
of Wisconsin was held in that city last week.
There were lay delegates rom two or three
Norwegian parishes, and four Indians from the
mission near Green Bay. They walked there
from Fond du Lac, accomplishing forty FIVE
miles on the last day Of their journey.
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Peace or War. The Union says that no man car
say with any certainty, whether shall have peace
or war;, Whati Has the spiri. Of prophecy which
used 70 abound.so abundantly in the pen Of the ed
tor ofshe Union deserted Il Where is the prophe
Grund and the prophet Of the Journal Of Commerce
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From the Evening Mirror.
SHE LIvETH YET.
Aiscti0nstsIy inscribed % ths Rev. Duncan Dunbar.

SHE LlV ETH HET.
Afectionately inscribed to the Rev. Duncan Dunbar
BY HENRY MoEFoRD.
She live,h yet,
The bright blood plays in her rudy cheek,
The warm breeze floats in her sunny hair,
And the little hand that was fain, and weak
Grows strong again by mothers care;
There is no shadow in our sleep,
No pillow with grief at midnight wet,
Oh. yet our link Of love we keep
She liveth yet.
She liveth yet,
The chaslising hand our father laid
Heavily upon our hearts that night, 4.
Has past away, and the evening shade
Changed once more to the morning light,
He gave. but he taketh not away
So soon, the flower in bis garden set,
We know not when we shall miss her play.
She liyeth yet.
I.s She liveth yet,
And still we will keep for many year,
A grateful wish for the kindly thought
Aud The sympathy, rare as the PERKS tear,
Thatihe uue warm-hearted stranger brough
Still may his prayers on grateful wing
Bear up her soul where the stars are set,
Till Heavens own angels o'er'h sing
| She liveth vet.
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y. The Louisville Journal says Gen. TAYLOR i
Wing; and is in favor Of whal2 not banks
tariffs, &c., but honesty BIC. Now, the edi-
/. tor might cut thematter short by just putting
up the ten commandments, and informing his
readers that Gen. Taylor is in favor Of the
whole OF them.-Louisville Democrat.
If Gen. Taylor wore 10 put forth the ten com
mandmenls as his political creed, all the Loco
foco leaders would be sure TO oppose him most
desperately. They cannot tolerate the 9Th
commandment, for it forbids stealing, and this
would preclude their leg-lreasury. They can.
not tolerate the 9th commandment, for il for,
bids the bearing Of false witness, and this
would put sudden stop to all their newspa-
pers. They cannot tolerate the 10Th com
mandment, for il forbids them TO covet their
neighbours possessions; and this would bling to
sudden halt their patriotic operations in Mex
leo