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Gale on Lake -uperier-Arrisni OF sir joins
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\ correspondent OF the Ciere.rRf f'Gf4asai'r
writes from the Sau. ST. Marie ihs e,h uf that Tia
propeller Napoleon IN which he wss passenger bad
srrived from lie Royse with the passengers who Il
wss feared hsd been lcsi In Der during the late Ten
psst sbe escaped the OF the ga'e IA Esss Hsr
bor came down ,heucsin % hours Piekag ap a, White
Fsh Points Cleveland party roasting up the Lake IN
boas shsn they driven sshoTe BY the gale thirty
miles shove the Point losi Al bat their Aves aud were
ihirtysix hours ihout food unnl n, Napoleon took
them o. The storm wa. tremendous the water rose
=. White Fish Polnt eight t'n esi higher ihsn had
before been known. and the volume Of waer passing
the ssus was So great slmost 20 obscure Tia fall
The gale was severe on Lsse Huron $50. but no
wrecks have yet beeG reported. though the schooner
swallow wss blown high and dry ashors at the ssut
be writer ssys
Among others on board, We name slr John Richard
son on bis return from the Arctic region ke has ind
no trsces of Frsnklin's expedition Sir John LETT Eng
land In April. ls45 and from the ssu, ste Marie hiss
made the voysge IN and boats and overland,
distance Of three thousand snd I'VE hundred miles and
back, by way Of axe Of the Woods Mach sies ri.
yer, &c. AFTER rsschiu. the Arctic Ocean they ira
yeed I've hundred miles slons the coast. Ne speaks
confidently OF toe existence OF Eortheru passage re
prsctcsbiity be .sys, Is another 9assJou, the sum
ners being only from thirty TO sixty dsys long. he
gee by wy OF Toronto and Montreal 70 Boston.
We have also on beard the L :. Geological Corps,
Foster, Whitney, De sore, Sc. They are bound down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

~ Charles +. Hofimsn, ESQ. the Clerk "a as
STATE Dspsr,mere In charge Of consular bas:Ee,s an
Washington dsy or two ago. 10 company VITA
friend Tor the benesi OF his hesih. be having rss
return Of toe disease with which he wa sfcies sooe
,..ae 40 During his absence, \. ". nsmss sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Gsrsry The people IN this eusr:sr are st1sy %
pos.d 20 the estsbhshnert OF slavery IN Csh'orn's
Inslv The Improvement =; the military dept aye
steadily progresslng. ~.
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FE0xPozr-Ar-FlATrE.-Ths schooner Ge0-gs
n Rooertson, Csps heFAarAxD. arrived on xonasy,
is days from PortsaP.t,. She srsss no ne~s Ct IN
psrtsaes. The old crop Of sEsr and nolsssss hsd
bs-n sold nd the usrks,s fsr Anse.n prodass were
AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10
Fishermen.

A. a ~ r-.t Ssyf ..Af, Lhns Bsnt 100 lst s NJ
did~ Na1sha. l,oi a. Msh'-st Moof. 90. a. tol
80 M-1ngfon. T.. - tssrs1-. e
III, n-essf- ga c-rpl nfehs d. 10 a. o. sh Hssa fss
e M.
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n..r, Nh, q CO ron s.~.yort have ". sp an

hesrs MEAT CO frou ssvYort have sss sp an
estsbsh1snt at San Frsncssco 'or ;Ss eoinass o.
sr1 ten soH.r piso-- Tn-v afTsr-iss that tneJ W.
redeeEa them In diver Thy a.. rcconnsncsd ~
several prominent mn 10 Ssvlork
Tie pUnishmert Of The Hounds o; san frtncso.
has hsd the best .--cr TIE k<= Csis--fr ssys tns,
crd-r reisns IN Wa-szv since lie recent trls ~
the syunt-misa;o vii only iske inrs este ara &C.
we measures . er-s.tsh night and Cay Poaos "a.
F-snci.eo III n.--- sraI, -i.5ess s-ch ouzszes "a
save passed Ia. great majority Of her sl1ens As.s
l.a-ned their lessons ia good school no' . oes
good government and those WHO give u 70 inem VII
- remembered src rewarded -.
An iDcepsnteni military corps ns- FsSen-s -
formed uncer TIE die Of The "Csiorris qua % -. -
Il Commanded by n-nry n. Ns.-. assisted y re,
Lent, - q Y Eorsrd and Nyr0n Ncrtcn, and second
Lisuis Esl NeAl...er ard D. 7. B-siey AcoAshon,
With the east Of coiz kz and fO1 Of es1zFes'f N
given BY lie ccr1msroknt -. =.
A C5rourf', -ae.t =ss held ever re BODY OF
Freursu1sz $50; sh. towing 5rtSeen : a san'4s-o
sns The Ni,siou q Dol0res. IRON tie rouna M ils
5ses 4 he he.d q wss supposed that ae had been
r~nrfI-~an
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PORT oT NEWBORN. .ocT


AHStyEp-ssir speed. N-'soc. N.-.ira d. rrtsf'.s
sshf fsuy,ro, o-born, oscfssiosu mfss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

FRtiA DKlpaft osf = ~ BIZ. trsf.s f,s-f-ss s.s1
thsrs kuf-c1. Cf1si sChrs fssdshi asFch.r. fsuu-
Wal csiahs0, t-ru. Alsuy Caarli-s srir.. sloe, De-
F.rrsr lotr1-, Sos stsu Treat fsfssr s,.torl s~s
To $500 ffosse- As, VICES Ns- foIk sna - Csps
hoe 30 hr~ iogss. jnss. Isas hsetssscr. hvt>
fs~porg Csp- hay R-s sn-syu HI. p-vsfssk rcsiss
A-sNl lss-. f..tess' ns's sss. s.sy, Assny ss~ss
L-rros So
Cleared bs 81 Jsr.s J.ts11. Js1srs soEs WsaG r,:i
Hal ,tss Lss rss- .chrs IA. D-ssr--ss, &c
t--rcn Lat~ Nios a h-ss hssh >ssnnfe Ana ~ cNss
ks8coti. Nfos ba Bose sross. !" Unstos, IA ys,s
hsotseus. sNhs~. Ns-p n. RI httnssr S-sl, Chssss
sz.n, ro-,.sr.. >ss1 ss Cope Nss R''s. w sn.es A
~ thcs wgsn- stuoost Coo. sa-n l-st fsfsef ro<
MI. Del Mar ea~s NJ >haF- joseph - sfsos 70.
Fl.snouc Msry Aan. esise,, AI5any.
C,,rs pon<sues q ths p ,trirba srohsnEs
~ Tfiis-sTs iENf~ nsi '~'
"a. .fs F.ry fsor Duu - 5fis -r-Py st-s
e. rrs Ict-l 81 trsiof san ~
.ra11 he ks.ls's.t VIII ts s,s YES
-. - INA fssto Cs,s h. s 81 .iel Prr.s1's ps
81. ~ /, a. q ant rr-v.iis fo2 ~" IL
csnos llr >Os.sas. spc : ss.-
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Tofnl Amount OF Prodnse per Hudson Kiver
Boats.

TussO.f OFT p y go hb. Flour. AGO bush Corn. a
Chre-~
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opposed their success, in order that 10 i'm
peschineht might br brought against their
Courage. Bat whatever allowance nsy he
made tor exaggeration, IL cannot be doubt
ed, that science and ant gained the noble
triumph on this Gee aston.
The city. il it could have been taken nt
all, might, II Is said, have resfts d ihs as-
sauli al th. enemy for a much longer tintr,
had not the sucress If the bcsiecsd lu,led
them iIroa fatal security.
During the crl,b,a;ion OF the festival in
honor OF Diana, in the midst Of their in
dulgeance, overlooking the safety Of the ci.
~, they neglected TO lace guards on some
particular part Of the WALL, aud the Ro.
mans observing this, and taking advantage
oi the snpneness Of their adversares, xcnl-
ed the ramparts, and quickly made them
selves masters OF part 0ithe city. The chief
difficulties being now surmoun,ed, after a
few vigorous efforts, they gained possession
of the whole city. Amidst the plumber aud
carna re that ensucd, sad to relate Archim.
edeS did not escape. though orders had teen
given by the Roman General for Ills safety
and protection. Various accounts are given
ofthe circumstances Of his death, though
they all agree in ascribing the merit Of this
horrid deed to a Roman soldier. Some saw
that he was slain in his study, whilst enga.
ced in solving problem, in consequence Of
his hesta,ing 10 obey the imperative com
mand Of the soldier to accompany him to
Marcellus, Till he had completed its solu-
ton.
Others say that he was put 10 death in the
streets, while he was drawing mathemai ie al
figures in the sand. A third report states,
that he met his unhappy fate, while bear.
some boxes Of mathematical instruments to
Marcellus, and that the perpetrator did the
deed without knowing who he was, per.
suaded that the boxes contained some alu.
able treasure.-ThiS mournful event hap.
/ pened about ol0 years before the Christian
era, and when Arcbimedes, notwithstand-
ing his intense application TO study, had
reached the advanced age Of 70 or rs.
Marcellus wa. incohsolable at this event !;
and, TO make all the reparation in his power,
he sought out his relatives and distinguish.
cd them by every mark of attention. The
Roman paid the last debt Of nature to the
remains Of him he deploreh, and erected on
his tomb monumental stone, with a suit a.
bic inscription, and some figures chgrav ed
upon it, emblema,iye Of his discoveries as a
geometrician.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-30
Platina Metal,

Discoveries Of this metal have recently
been made in California, and no doubts are
entertained that further explorations will
reveal extensive mines Of this most useful
and costly metal. The following desciip-
ton Of it, we tind in the Philadelphia Led
ger:
sThis metal was formerly more valuable
than gold. But the platina mines Of Russia
have furnished such nm abundance Of the
ore, that il is now next to gold in value. 1t
is mineral Of whitish silver color.--the hea-
West, the most difficult of fusion, the most
ductile, aud the most flexible Of the known
metals, having a specific gravity Of 81 8,
and capable OF being hammered into leaves
or drawn Into wires, Of extreme tenuiiy. Its
hardness is intermediate between that Of
copper and iron and though very infusible,
it is mallcable, and capable Of being welded
at white heat, either one piece to another
or TO piece Of iron or steel. II is not in
the least affected by the air or water, and it
is not attacked hy any of the pure acids
hut it is dissolved by tlorine and nitroIuuri-
attic acid.
SIN beauty, iuctility. and indis.frtibili.
y it is hardly Inferior to geld. When per.
!ecily 'lcan surface al platinum is presented
To mixture OF oxygen aud hyaroeengas, il
has the cx'raciginaiy property Of causing
them Ia unitc, 50 a. to form " alter, and If!
ten with such rapld,iy a. to render the me.
ial red hot. Platinum was discovered a
bout l1il but il attracted little notice I'M
I'll the mode Of purifying it, and renderinci.
malltablc, was discovered by DR. Wallas-
ton. It's found ~ the metahc state in Bra.
I'll and Peru; al tn,ioqua in South Amer.
lea: in E,ir, maduia Ia pain; and lately
in considerable quan,itie. in Cralion noun
tains. and in California. Its appearance in
the rough state in which il is imported, is
that of small grains or scales, of a metallic
lus,re, darke than silver aud and extreme.
~ heavy. this state it is combined with
palladium, rhediuni, titanium, iron, gold,
or other metals. The particles are seldom
larger than pea, but pieces have been
found as large as hazel-Iuts and in 1881, a
mass of native metal was discovered in
Demiclcir's gold mines in Russia, weighing
upwards Of 90 lbs.
"The perfection with which vessels Of
platinum resist the action Of heat and cir,
of most Of the acids, and Of sulphur aud
mercury. renders them peculiarly valuable
in many chemical applications; so that,
notwithstanding the high valne ofthe metal,
which is between four and FIVE times it,
weight in silver, it is now much employed
/ for crucbles, retorts for the disiilation Of
sulrhurie acid, mirrors for rejecting tele.
scopes, by gun.smihs and others. Its pro.
/ perry Of being welded, either one piece with
another, or with iron and steel, admits Of
many useful applications in the arts. From
its scarcity and indis,ruc'ibili,y, it has been
proposed to use it for coinage; and we be.
| heve coins al the respective values of3 6,
and silver rubles are now current in Rus.
I sia''
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THE FREE TRADER.


TERMS:
Two DOLLARS PEE dAHUn, y pad IN al
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
paid iciihiR sir mO1thS; and THREE DOL
LAuS itdeiGyed until the end cfthe year.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per square
for The. first Insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
iored TO those tclto advertise by he gear.
ipNO paper discontinued until all ar
reardges are paid, unless at the option Of he
publishers.
+ Communications, To insure attention,
must ARRAYS be free otpOStdge, aud accom-
panied rih the authors ndne.
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LINES.

III
When mighty and mar stc Rome
Was young aud ROBBED with power,
Could she have thought Ihnt long ere this
Shed be bIosledpower,
That scarce yestigc Of her romp
Could ut this day he traced
That all her glory, NIL her power,
Departed gone, eiiaced
And Grecn, too, great seat Of power
And learning vast. profound,
Have dreamed that III 80 short time
Her name could scarce be found
Among the nations OF the earth
That are accounted great
Alas fair Greece can but reply,
lis but nations Fate.
And Carthage, too, mine OF wealth,
on luxury and PRIDE
Midst pomp and power she raised her head.
In poverty she died
a sad memorial Of the past
True type Of whats TO come
To-day araycd in splendor bright,
Tomorrow blasted, gone:
Thus has the fate ofnations been,
A fadle-iOTm-tomb
And shall Columbia happy land
Escape the general doom
Shall her proud sons and daughters fair
AT some fell lymnt's nod
Crouch low beneath his ycngciul ire,
And feel his Christening rod
Or shall this vide extended land
Home Of tho free aud brave
From east 10 west be rem IN twain
Beyond the power to save:
And oil our lofty domes aud spires,
So fair, majestic, grind
Come mmhlnG down, with mighty crash,
Beneath the spoilers band
Lord that ourproal 81 | lag may wave,
Thine Nil amigh lend,
Until III arch-ange shall proclaim
That timc is at an end
DAYTON PRECINCT
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Marble aud stone Ward.

~ LYONS wuulI inform the inhahuan,s Of
Et.Ouawa and surrounding country that he
mas established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus It, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where lie will be able to fur
Eish tOorler tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line OF business.
Ottawa, Scpi.I lSIT.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side Of the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls III his line of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop swarrautrj. Cutting done
To order NAV % lsI7-.I6Lf
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ES ESPECTFuLLY return thank. to the cit
! & zeas nl Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage be has heretofore r,ceivcd, aud hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. His 7aiior-
iHg Establishments, on the sonth side Of the
public square, over Ryan and Sangers store
lie Is prepared to do work on the most rcasonn.
bic terms, aud wartcuts all garments made hy
him to it. Cutting will re done on short notice
aud warrEted to fit # property made mp The
Fail md Winter Fashions.
From New York CITY, have just been received.
thus enabling him To furnish garments in the ia
test and most opprnIed ylc.
For cutting q cont, iOcis
pants, - "
" vests, -
" B. LumLu, and moSiS kiHds of cou,.iyy
produce wW i0tco in p0ymme for wtrA.
Ottawa. Sept. % lSJs
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Carriage & wagon Manufactory
SAl Ward g. Dovgett,

tss- Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES
MuIdeboro, Mass, are prepared 80 furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds OF Boots and Shoes by
the case ur dozen on the most reasonable tcrus at
their store, la iqke Street. Chicago scp1.7
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II. ROSENKRANS. NJ. d..
Dr.. p. KIRWAN

DESpEC FULLY Informs the citizens OF
~ Ottawa and vicinity that he has peru a.
nently lpcated IN Ottawa, where lac may be
consulted by persons wishing his services IN
the Inns of MS Prniesslcn.
Office on the north side of The public square,
directly Opposite the City Hotel, where he will
constantly keep ON hand well selected assert.
ment of drugs and medicines, etc. OF superior
quality. Ottawa, April ~, 1918.
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40 NSiIEEisS.

/ WCES of bllung clothes reduced, No. Q
I to SO per yard, (l0 inches wide. best
oraads,) a gradual reduction an lower numbers
70 81 10 for No. |. 1t can he sent by mail at
same rate If postage MS letters. VIZ: 10 ccnisp pr.
ounce t,r 300 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor all distances beyond, (wel hing ah,ut w.
per v1dO \ large supply al sSurr Will
stones, Screen aud Fam Mil Vine, Porla.
bic Mllis, Plaster etc, etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street NEXT square above Missouri
Hotel, -. Louis fnll1 q ~ G.. TODD.
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DR.. j. PEARSON,

Physicim surgeon s Dentist - Otard, III,
UlErs his professional service. t. TIE mhih,t-
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. OIIicc at hi. ,c-l-
dencc On Columbus street.
i. S,--Dr. =. sill continues to perform oprr.
atoms in al the vlriops hr,nchc- III DCNilsrnY.
C1cse, 20 correspond ,cjh heiimes!
Mrrb r. 1877.
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ROWLAND & GUlLBERT,

Physicians and Surgeons. !
OFFICE III, same as formerly occupied by DR..
" IIowllnl where one or the other at the hrn VIII
always be found, save when absent on professional
business, Ottawa, NOV 2l,l'tN .
Dr. PRArr will remain in th' Office as heretofore.
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician s. Surgeon Oitdrd, III.
Oilers his professional services TO the clulens
II Ottawa and vicinity. Odice over Walker *
Meetings. store. where he may be found at Ill
times except When absent on profession hns,.
ness. ...... ...... Aug 6,lSiO.
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon - OHard, H.
OtIirs his professional services To the clti1'ns
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
on the new public square. June II, lSlI
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, onl Soil
Gt)r ia CtG9"ery- ONdrr, ~.
o lie IN RsdI.cG's B.oca, est side Of tn public
sqltrc. June !. 1871.
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W m. Erwin,
SETH G.. EARL

swv Carriage, House Il Sign Pair
f5Sp ~ ter, Pdperer and Ghsier,
AZ--Q OTTAWA, Ill.
Shop on Columbus street, near DR.. Schcmer.
horns office.
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catholic Books.

THE Mass aud Vcspcr Book approved by the RI
Rev. John Hughes, D. D., Bishop of NV York.
The Christians Guide to Heaven, or Manual of
Spiritual Exercises:
The Catholic Manual, containing Spiritual Exercis-
IS and Deyo,ons for the daily use of Christians;
The Key of Heaven for sale nj BURlEY'S,
does l22 Lake street, Chicago
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- -. - -. .-----------------
FARM 70 LIFT.
South Ottawa Cemetery.

ME subscriber will sell lolsln the South OF
tnwa Cemetery until the lst of December
lS41 for 50 each after which m additional, price
will be charged in proportion TO the improvements
made. ... THOS, NJ. MASON.
south ottawa. nov H. 1877, 39,f
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MILTON II SWIFT,
;LOVER. Il C. C'
GLOVER & COOK,

iii0rHsy rs and COun iel!0rs at Lar OHa'rd.
Or "a RsIJicA's Block, cast side OF the pubic
square. June, 1913.
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Business Gor0s.
GEORGE 4. INGALLS,.

AHorncy and Counsellor at Lar,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO lIIs
Particular attention paid to Agencies and collect
ing Il mrh %, ~
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DR.. GOODING.

OE.ea1rfi g:{, Of tic ppIlir s1uare-- ReaRcaee
cjsasr0f LtNIHe amt HIi.sg1 streets.
Being awly. dssorl 10 his profession, hopes 5ra
shlfe OF p lJiic pltfOu1ge. sapi-1-
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S. w. RANDALL,
w. III. l.. WALLACE,

attorney At Lat, OareyO, Wiaoi
Aug - 1913.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16

"Adam," said q equity gentlemen TO
tricky son, 81 would be on the eee 10 cant
YOU, were | able"
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g'on, could export one hundred million, o
dollars 10 gold every year; and if this be
so, 40 additional population might increase
nat amount 10 two or three hundred mil
hons annually, and thereby, in . compare.
lively short time, completely vpse, the sps
cia currency of the whole civilized world.
This is not fancy. Thousands and thou
sands Of people from the islands in the Pa.
c.fr, from Mexico, Peru, Oregon, cad a.
lar as China and the Ess, lndi.s .. soea .s
they learn Of those digginSs, will ctosd to
California. There can be no doub, that
The deiachnen,s Of Ausricsn troops in
Monterey and San FIsneisco, hos Col
Mason down, will return 10 Tho Uuiied
States, perfectly loaded With zero gold.
u seems that Colonel Macon has been hires
times IN Tho digging., and that al bis men
and officers are With him-a; one tirs al
nna p,nn-, ---s - s:--a-i~ snnika,
and that Captain Marcy, and few oilers,
are left to occupy head quarters and share
10 The spo!s, q: reasonable tiYe after.
wards AS star as this goes, il would sssn,
;he Tumored stories in ih!s city, relative 10
Csptsin Marcy. eaI other cHicers in tia!
region, are not far rom tho truth.
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Consc Love!

Come, love. Ill Whisper you tale.
Beneath some iesfy bower,
Where dance the trembling moonseams pal,
Attwilighrs magic hour.
Come, love. when all ia hushed and siill
Except tho singing bird.
And n,urm'rinss Of sans haunted f,il.
Along tho air. are heard.
Cone. when each bright and watching star
il msrshaiing 10 bcavea,
And gaih'ring shadows from afsr.
Steal o'ef the brow OF even
Core, w'en the light winged zephyr fic',
Ans dess OF evening fat:
Come, when The wooing dovs replie',
10 its mates p'aintive call.
Come. at that hour when light and shade
Weave twilights mantle gray,
Md love and hope combined, persuade
To thoughts of those a"sy.
That sweet, that holy. shaiowy hour,
To memory 30 dear,
Nhcn the din pact ASSERTS It's power,
And claims The silent tear.
Ny beautiful. my angel. come.
List to My lovers cali;
Come. when tie day has ceased It's bun
And shades Of evening fall.