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Public Sale.

fs.sl Having determined to leave the state.
l.a.lI will, on Friday the 18th day Of Au.
gust next, at my residence 8 1-2 mile.
|northfof BowiingsGreen, sell to the highest
bidderso on a credit of twelve months, all
my personal property, consisting Of horses,
mules, oxen, cows, a lot Of steers, hogs,
sheep, one wagon, cooking stove, wheat fan,
loom, wheels, reel, household and kitchen
furniture, farming. utensils, corn on the
ground, about 100 barrels, in the crib, q
large quantity Of hay and oats inthe stack.
and a number of other articles. viii also
sell or rent my farm the first opportunity.
c. R. HUNTINGTON.
IT, July 81. 1913.
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no EXCUSE FOR Il Bald HEAD,

From the Someryille. N. ]. Wing
Sometime since I called upon Mr.. p
Mason, Of Somerville, for DR.. Jayne's cal
ebrated Hair tonic TO restore my hair,
whieL, was then falling out daily. pro
cured enc bottle, aud applied its contents
according to its directions. When the bot
tie was exhausted, 1 discovered to my great
surprise and satisfaction, that the Young
Hair vas starting handsomely; / therefore
purchased another, and so IN till l had used
three bottles. and now, as a compensation.
yhaFe Is as thick as ever.
And what's more surprising, my bald
Dess was not occasioned BY sickpes, in
which case there is great hope Of r~estora-
aon-bnsv vas hereditary. 70
sa:a0, Rodgers, Methodist Minister.
Meant Hereb, somerset Co, n. J.s-
!fsPasea only By De. D. Jayne, Philadel;
Phlsa, and sold Oh agency by H. e. Block
4 Co. LouisiSns, Mo-: - ..cSt. .e1a'sIh5-
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The COMMUNISTS in Berlin are endeavor.
isa 10 excite M insnrrection similar 4 ostha
in Paris. :,
Portugal is tranquil.
Mehemet Ali, the Pseha of Egypt is in.
sane.
Diturbanceshave occurred at Frankfort
on the Maine IN which several lives were
lost. ., =
The war in Italy is conducted, on ,botl
sides with vigor.
Germany is still excited.
FRoM THE WEsT lNbrEs
- New York, July 81.
In st. Croix the slaves continued in open
revolt; were burning and raysging estates,
and massacreing the whites. It is stated
that the blacks were angry because it bad
been. propofed to emanciPats them gradu-
ally, after a twelve months apprenticeship.
They demand immediate abolition.
, In St. Thomas the Governor fearing q
SIMILAR outbreak haddeclared the immedi-
atei freedom of the blacks, though the
whites had taken the %precaution to arm
themselves to suppress attempts at insnr-
rection.
10 Hayti complete tranquility had been
restored. President Soulongne had issued
an address congratulating the people on the
return of peace. All who had fled were
forbidden to return, and their estates de-
clared forfeit. -
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Groceries, Liquors, sc.

THE undersigned tenders his thanks to the
publicfor the patronage SO literally extended tc
him heretofore, and respectfully s~olicits a con-
~tinuance Of the same. He will continue il bust:
ness at the old stand, corner Of Georgia and
Water Streets, Louisiana. ~ :
He has now on band Sugar, coffee, tea, molas.
ses spices, candies at Wholesale and retail, lem.
ems, oranges, NUS, figs plumhs, sc. &c.-togeth.
er with an excellens article Of fourth proof bran
dy and wines for the sick; all of which win be
sold cheap for Cash. = TIfH
THOS, 3. LIMERICK. -
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TIE undersigned having had their Gard
ing Machine put in complete .orlsy-Ass
rvudy 10 receive Wool, and will cARD
at the following prices:
White wool, at 4 cents. per pound,
Mixed, at Z cts. per al 5ss =
Il All wool left with us will be oearded
Immediately. GEO.W jerks co.
Louisiana, No., Ady 26M lS48.
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LOOK HERE! LOOK WHERE?

WHY right in at VIZ. L. TAssEa's Clothing
Store, where you can get a full suit Of clothes
for very little money. yst-yrff So. -7 IS
He has Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts Of all
sorts and sizes, carefully selected BY himself
expressly for this market. His establishment
70 on Georgia, between Water and Main streets,
Lcuisiana, where he would be happy to see his
friends and visitors generally '.ls ~
April 18th, lS4S, PIT.
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ASTHMA CU6ED BY JAYNE'S Elk.
PECTORAJp"7,.
Lambertville, N. J.. April 27, 1914.

Lambertville, N. j.. April 81, 1914.
De. Jayne--Dear Sir-By the blessing
Of God, your Expectorant has affected a
cure IN me of a most distressing complaint.
In December last, | was seized with great
severity by a paroxysm Of Asthma: dis
ease with which had been afflicted for
many years past. 1t was attended with q
hoarseness and soreness of the lungs and
throat, together with a laborious cough,
and complete prostration of strength, and
worn out with sufocation, when q bottle
Of your Expectorant was sent to my house,
At FIRST Ithoaght it was nothing but quack-
cry, but seeing it was so highly recommend.
ed by DR.. Going, with whom | was well
acquainted, / was induced to tryit, and in
a few days it completely cured me, nor
have L ever had any return Of the disease
since. / have now formed 80 high an o.
pinioa Of your medicine, that If | had but
afew bottles Of It, and could obtainn nj more
/ would not part with them for ten dollars
's''Si' Yours, most respectfully. "
- JOHN SEGER.
Pastor of. the Babtist church at Louis
vile, n. J.,
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STATE OF
County of Pike. az

In Pike County COu,t, July the 2lst ls4s.
|TNHE Court proceeded to make a distribution
of the State school moneys, according to
the respective rights Of the several organized
school townships in said county. and find the fol
lowing townships entitled to the following sums
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To the independent voters Of. Pike
sekT HnnnfHH 81.

I'VE, the undersigned, take this method Of
informing those interest, that'we will, sfte,
the first day of August next, decline furn.
ishing sacks to bring in wheat, and that
sacks can be had ongood terms a: the store
of Orr, Duke & Campbell, or E. 6. Nc
.Quie,s. J.& w. ALEXANDER.
GEO. w. jerks CO.
July 81, IS4S. lift
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HAVING purchased the stock Of SamuefE E.
III Allen, are now manufacturing every de-
|scriptiOn Of Boots and Shoes at thscold stand Of
Newman & Allen. They will keep every va
|riety Of Boots and Shoes, shoe findings sule and
upper leather. Philadelphia calf skins, pegs &c.
&c, and beg 70 assure ell who may fayor them
with their patronage, that they may rely on, ell
work made by then being Of the rcry best rork-
|nGnshiip Of any made in the county. A GIT"
|vurrenied in all cases. ~ 81 arI zaaT
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
in the county, they confidently solicit and ex-
|pect to receive a liberal share Of patronage
They will also keep on hand a good stock d
Boots, Shoes and Family Groceries. ~
MARKLEY& GARRISON.
Louisiana, June 10th, 1873. ,l0-t.s
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ENTMEDIC

TAYNE's ExPECToRANT. Jayns's Ton.
% &c Vermifuge, Jayne's Carminstive Balsam,
Jayne's Sanativs Pills, Jsyns's Alternative,
'Jayne's Hair Tonic, Jayne's American, Hair
Dye, Jayne's Ague Pills. Ia ,:lea 5aa -.
All the above medicines. are prepared
only BY DR.. David Jayne, Philadelphia, and
for sale by H. E. Block 6 Co., Louisians
and B. Riggs, Ashley, Nc. wv ~ Ts3s
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= We.are authorized to annouBce Colin
bus F. Kirtley, Esq, as a candidate fos
the Office Of Circuit Attorney, in the tfrd
Judicial District, at tho ensuing slectictfn
iNovembsf4 .~.astz;a ra'oa s'ss' ~
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W. are authorized to announce Hiram
G. Edwards as a candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace Of Cuivre township,
at the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce Lewis
A. Collins as a candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace Of Buffalo township,
at the ensuing August election.
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Administrators Sale OF
REAL ESTATE. T..
July 81,

II N pursuance Of an order of the Pike county
court, made at the last June term thereof, ]
will offer for sale, before the court house door
in the ,tpwn of Bowling Green, on a credit of
months, and on the first day of the next
AugdA term Of said Coart, The following desert
bed real estate, belonging to the estate Of sila.
Rhea, deceased, lying in said county, wig: q. IL
of lot No. one Of NJ. w Or. Of sect. six (6) T,
SO R. 2 W., containing 46acres-also, s. 10 Of
lot No. 2 ofthe 8. W.. Or. Of sect. 3l,T 54R'
2 w. containing 40 acres, and lot No. 2 Of n
W: q. sect. six (6) T. So RE- w. containing
80 acres.
The purchaser viii be required to give bond
e. 80 HAMILTON L. RHEA,,
r, f.a |7rt asi> iAdm'r. Silas Rhea, decd.
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CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.

We are requested to state that AIW.
LAME, ESQ, our present Circuit! AttoTey;
will Be. candidate 10. refl that ofict al
the ensuing election in, NsKsmber. The
counties, composing this, the third Judtial
CIRCUIT, are Marion, Rails, Pike, MontGm-
cry, Warren, Lincoln and st. Charles.
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Candidates.

1--WE are authorized to announce H.
w. P. WoorrEN as q candidate for the Office
of Justice Of the Peace Of Buffalo Town
ship, at the ensuing August election. q
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SALT.
eSUNDRIES.

/ ~ -SUNUH1ESe
Molasses, Tar, Stoneware, Traces Log hasas,
Boots and Shoes Spun Cottons, Carpet
Chain; DOmestics,i Bad TicRingssfron :
Is .a,S Steel, Castings, Hstss CsPs, 3HfaiE'ef
! oaa52si , uI&c., &c.j siH2aI : aHin~t0
In store aid for. salsrinw by 1-EH .s'31d
-. q. .5s.4s HI E. BLOCK eco. y
I We have, 0 large and spacious Warehouses H.
Itachsd 10 our st6Seq fhoseI wishing to ship or
store, wilt fbd It to fhsir insersst.t 70 give y s
call. He BE co.
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We are authorized to announce bHN
|TRAcY, as candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable of culver township, at the enAing
August election. "7a'1
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We are authorized to announce T. M. lhea
as a candidate for the Office Of Constable offuiy'
er Township at the ensuing August Electien.
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SPRING MIDSUMMER GAMPAIGNarb
OP En- EN- ED q }Isiim assai a
FRESH SUPPLIES 70 SUIT .4Lzssh

.TFFRU C3EN s1s1O 86o'. E7T'. =
n yHE subseribershss lust fspssaishsd Els re-
ready large supply Of RE1DF+MaDEss
CLOTHING, consistingin part Of dress, frock
and business cloth, coats black and fgtreA
cashmere PANTS Superior black satin vests; sik,
beaver and 'heutriah bats shoes and boots. HeI,t,
tweed pants; summer vests, shirts and drawefA.
with = eoodsupPly of DR. G00DSre
IND gGROCERIES, to suit the season. Aff8
Of which hsHiu sell ~ slow ss the times VIII IA
possibly Admit, for Cash, country produce, &C
% punetual epstosrers4 q tins, ,s-g n.r asdqI
z TO dress yolfself fon,tcp otAes iIa6sassI oi
10 Right down To my housa you should gosS 1Isai
TFor,' to you,baigains. shst b sold = .assl {s
For country produce o. TOT kp1a.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON
Louisiana, April 18th, lS4S.
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gairHanted,
Toaf6e9Re0pleBs?Ialo1fFsk
,1a5 bss6Ei County. syznd tsdT

Ak,Ralixssna III. a. fouzn 4 nn;lSS. AfSor1 G.
oTma 1oomsrl.r..o f NJ So 0vSnv
uere .ofd n fbres nostb.. .nd ths- sesst are.
c-iysSi h. faficg;5r 80 b, IN f,cm - am.
ISs N ,osoMtng g!ssEea
Sp4nasT iSi T,f:2IN itrs.idi fd41Sif
M .: -
n, CHoNaue nj 49, ~ ! 49,"
S"- oouIG1y: III, 1878 sT c. 1870"
49, 49,. e 1870,
prepared :oy wade % p: louis mo-, 40
GaesriuIiy .eSny 1hs emcssyes fs.sey ZOE
diseases Of tIe 1reasIaho Lung. anc We ~
commend 20 tne paot'o y sa,e mo ssfsfa1is
&C. JsHQUTS. Asthodisl J4snist~s1 a2hDe
.REABAuNE i,hefesaas'f H0mpc1 10
:UAftO NcSOlsGt TTsfFas STSfE $3.50
Q; sRAPiERa .n 81 Ii g'5i"
eFsnss.s
40 IN" TS'SE4e ~ ~ W osha
-! yas!8 eli ..a8 syaelrJstg sti eysst
We nays tn2ignt y 9nRescsssakytooHeSH4n
tneates irom indiyIdgals NAL cssest esiRgg.ss
|cnasers afe unable g ini9r@ ,aepseiyet ot5@A
actual exfstenes Of mos. q tns signsfnss G9aEneab
.toiiOwsngs however, n nom q wen knoMn eE-;
zen Of . LOUSY no, res,dense No. zIv A1n
street I'VE collars below C9eiry -
-S9s.5nAse.-Dear osS; n a1ofas "a egIez
10 oesE my tesamonf toitne aomceey o. ~esaIa,
ICE Harias, ceonA Longs ,s.Ncys
IN dlong Sc Ian saela,tea .oy . 1ss1s s
~oenentouner VINO may essneIinS' mye
was lao9rlng 1noei severe cough lor sone
!nme' which threatened serious injury. Ailsl
having tIied many 1tner temsoIes Q PItPSss'
l,he used . iew paokages o. SsOrMS xOusa -.
oy, purchases tFon our -. 80.
z Qs:rk, ane ma yssy s - - Ls.IS NJ.
:srvsnt wss sIso asa;cts5 y;tS .svsD. hr.ast
comnis;ps and he sxns-;sncsS ,jmost snmsSs
ase rsl;sf from he nse ~ ~ irniv rsI,shI.
remedy Resnectfnliy'
80 Hyitqo aft -sts ~ 2vENs''i 9s'
.,.. d. b,tiiae g,iii1N AZ on siMSssSs ci
sSsE6,a;. A,y4. is41. .sssf = fTsS saa
s~o" 49, aigGfz Hrsea.t
.sI,eros 1a.rT
ans scton o. II. StoIms neotcn H1egh jSif
ny to.neIs Vefyms1erla!!f from any otnef CON.
pound ever InvenIed. II not only aifzg,s Bron.
email Irritation, but operating As q vefy mid
.Pnrgsfh Keeps the stomach aad. bowels N =
neaitny condLion' leaving tnsipaiisns an appetite
a. lew ouer Cousn HiA,o!ss eDuac imPefeT
we nave no alSPo Sl;na - s9aie uas - az
y az PuiM ue' $50
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We are authorized to announce HiEL SoE.
as q candidate for Justice Of the Race
in Buffalo Township, at the ensuing Augtt ..
lection. ' 49,
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II. We are authorized to announce JoHs A.
T.sDEE as a candidate for the Office Of Costa
Ible Of Culver township, at the, ensuing August
election. r r,u b.. .raasi 'aTs ~ "a
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~ Beef! Beef! Beef!

TO the citizens Of Lou
isiana: G-''' d
The undersigned pro-
n pose to releave the in
&3ns> convenience iahored I'M
der at present by the citizens Of our tow1.
il obtaining q good article of fresh meat,
by opening irregular market in @. Jackson
& Bros. ware house, on every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday morning., where
they would be pleased to supply their riendl
and the town generally.
~ McALISTER & SHAW,
Louisisna, July, u, ls4s.
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We are authorized to announce John
MaRee, as a candidate for the Office Of Cor
oner Of Pike county, at the ensuing august
election. tr"
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Tobacco Wanted.

i!i1n II UUdCCU w ULIH GCUs
TNHE undersigned wish to purchaie, imms-
diately, TWENTY-FIVE HBds. Coon
ToBAcco, for which the highest market price
will be paid in CASH. ihd2 a. s1Ad ~ e.
Las H. E. BLOCEkaCO!o'
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1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN
|GRfMMET, as q candidate for the Office Of
Constable Of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election.
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A. Collins as a candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace Of Buffalo township,
at the ensuing August election.
Weare authorized to announce Nimrod B. Ed
wards as a candidate for the Office Of Justice of
the Peace of Buffalo township, at the ensuing
August election. -
We are authorized tc John C.
Basye, as a candidate for the Office of Jus
tice Of the Peace Of Cuivre Township, al
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Geo. w.
Gender, as q candidate for the Office o fJus-
tice of the Peace Of Buffalo Township, at
the ensuing August election.
1--WE are authorized to announce nj. s.
Price as q candidate for the Office Of JUS
Itice of the Peace Of Buffalo Township, at
the ensuing August election.
u We are authorized to announce James E.
Glenn, as a candidate for the office Of Constable
of Buffalo township, at the ensuing August cleo
|tioh
IT. We are authorized 70 Announce HUoH
ALLEN, as a candidate for the Office Of Justice
Of the Peace for Cuivre township, At the epsu-
ing August election.
g7. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
J. DuxcAs as q candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable Of Indian Creek township, q. the ensuing
August election. .,s.f ra' Eoft.
We are authorized to announce John
Magee, as a candidate for the Office Of Cor
oner Of Pike county, at the ensuing august
election. tr" l
1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN
|GRfMMEr, as q candidate for the Office Of
Constable Of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election. ,
We are authorized to nou Thomas
D. Shy as a ~candidate for the office Of Con-
stable Of Buffalo Township at the ensuing
August election. i
/ TfWe are authorized to announce D. A.. G..
STEELE as a candidate for the Office of Consta-
bic Of Pen" township, at the, next August cleo
ton.
1--we are authorized to announce Wn4lAM
|P. WIsoLEswoarH as a candidate for the efice
of Constable of Culver township, at the next Au-
gust election. ,.. NJ
IL We are authorized to announce JONI A.
|T.sDEE as a candidate for the Office Of Ccasta-
|ble Of Culver township, at the ensuing August
election. -sf r.,r b.. rat,l :s7s "a !
We are authorized to announce T. NJ. lhea,
as q candidate for the Office Of Constable Of tuiy-
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II. We are authorized to announce WELLIAl
J. DuxcAs as q candidate for the Office Of Con
stable Of Indian Greek township, q. the ensuing
August election. ~ N.' az
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IT. We are authorized 70 announce HUoH
ALLEN, as a candidate for the Office Of Justics
Of the Peace for Cuivre township, at the epsu-
ing August election.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-31

We are authorized to nnoun Thomas
d. Shy as a candida ate for the Office Of Con.
stable Of Buffalo Township at the ensuing
August election. i
/ T]We are authorized to announce D. A. G.
STEELE as a candidate for the Office of Consta-
bic of Pen" township, at the next August cleo
Democratic banner., 1848-07-31

1--we are authorized to announce Wn1iAM
|P. WIeoLrswoara as a candidate for the effce
of Constable of Culver township, at the next Au-
gust election. ,.. ~
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JOHN s. MARKLsY.
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u We are authorised to announce James E
Glenn, az a candidate for the Office Of Constable
Of Buffalo township, at the ensuing August cleo.
|tion
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WOOL CARDING.

Louisiana, June l0th, l84S. .l0-tl
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-11
The Treaty..

We have rumors Of every kind with regard "a
the treaty, and there is a deep anxiety, every
where, as to the result of the Senate action up.
on il.
What IL is, of course, no one knows. But il
is declared to be fatally Objectionable in details
Senators Allen, Atchison, Bagby, Breese, Ben
ton, Davis, Dickinson, Douglas, flanagan,
Houston, Rusk, Westcott. Of the Democrats,
Calhoun, Butler, Yulee, Of the perpetualists,
Webster. and a number Of the leading Whigs,
oppose it. ....
The strongest objection alledged. is, that II
contains clause 10 prevent the United State,
Government passing any law prohibiting slavery
in the Territories acquired. We cannot believe
such clause exists in the Treaty.
The form of taking questions on treaty, in
the Senate, is this. The treaty is considered BY
articles, each article being open to amendment;
so parts of it, or the whole, may be stricken out
The question is, shall the article, or the words
in the article excepted to, be retained as part Of
the treaty" Ii requires a two-third vote to re-
tain the article, or part Of it. When the treaty
is gone through with in this way, the question
is, "shall the Senate advise and consent to the
treaty as altered1''
Whatever may be done, land we shall know
in day or two all about ill., peace will be de-
clared! The public will is for it too strongly to
be resisted. If the treaty be rejected. commits
sioners will DO appointed to proceed to Mexico,
to arrange all matters. The war 10 over, thank
God! and long. long may II be, ere our hands
are again imbrued in human blood
We think it useless to repeat the thousand
and one rumors afloat as to the treaty, and the
Senate action upon it. The delay and long con-
tinued debates tell US that there are SERIOUS diff.
hculi'ss Let us wait till we know what they
are, assured that we shall have peace
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-11
HE Last Tribute.

On Monday last, at 10 A. NJ, the remains OF
John Quincy Adams were borne from Wash
ington for Quincy, attended by committee
consisting of one member from every State in
the Union. The funeral train will remain over
night at Baltimore-prOceed Tuesday to Phila-
dslphia-W ednesday to New York-Thursday
to Boston. Every where the people turn out to
pay their last tribute to the good and great!
The citizens Of Quincy, Mass, have appoint
ed committee, to take charge of the body
when II shall arrive, and to make all suitable
arrangements for its interment. And there, il
all coming time, will the pilgrim wander, Il
honor the spot where rests, one Of the best mel
# any age or country.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-11
Give! Give Z

Disinterestedness IL we only knew the
greatness Of this virtue, or only dreamed of the
pure happiness it brings, we would toll for il
day in and day out as Earth's browning glory.
Have you meansl The possession Of this vir-
tue would make them blessing to you and to
all. Are you without theml Disnterestsdness
would make you rich, wealthy in just and gen.
erOus acts. DO you possess influence, talent 7
Thus blest you would impress society with a
manly cast. There is no goodness without dis
interestedness, and no disinterestedness without
true moral greatness.
Give! Give not Of your hard coppers mere
ly. But Of your hearts best sympathy--of
your heads best thoughts; give them freely,
boldly; give them heartily TO whatever may
advance, elevate, dignity the race What is
life when chained down by one mastering
passion1 What earth, creation, God, when we
are consumed by lust of gain, ambition, heart
less show1 How earth, creation and God re-
buke, In all things, selfishness, whether grovel-
ing or refined, debased by coarse habits, or gill
ded over by artificial polish! The Poet felt
this when he said or sung
The sun gives ever; so the earth
What 1t can give so much tits worth,
The ocean gives in many ways
Gives paths, gives fishes, rivers, bays;
So, too, the air, it gives us breath,
When it stops giving, comes in death.
Give, give, be always giving,
Who gives not, Is not living;
The more you give,
The more you live.
Gods love hath in us wealth unheaped,
Only by giving IL is reaped;
The body withers, and the mind,
IL pent in by selfish rind. (pelf, |
Give strength, give thought, give deeds, give |
Give love, give tears, and give myself
Give, give, Re always giving,
Who gives not, is not living;
The more we give,
The more we live.
The number Of emigrants at New York for
Ian. and Feb was, 1880.