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SHIPS-SHIPS.

nJa 5sqge WITH DIsPATCH
SaE S W he 5 hr sS -
sf 9ouosni f &Nox 6 sRdPs to
S e ne r Zec vo ,P IM ~ LIT REsPATcH
9N6 Sk %E1 }9kE hEiSl55
a G soPf Bl sSTas pa'k n so and Vii
have immediate despatch above. For balance of freight
SoDy 00''o at rs' M? W oS sfASr 5S?s ct65s' OF
ty16 Conner of Magazine and Lafayette streets
TOR sAS ~ S9F6 X Mach new
capan e. s@h haEns al her
cargo engaged, will positively sail above. She sassa
saiers the United States Her accommodations for 80 pas
senge are use and she commanded by one of
O'A'" ''' y ''A"S G. J. MEEKER, 60 Poydras St
RATES OF PASSAGE.
IN EIIst CaSni 50
Storage passengers taken and berth secured until
paid for. fyl5
,op r rs SO NWIEDNEsP P ,fs 10Th i4I n
4 TENS I.aN:D CHaGREs REGULsR" 9H'
ss G SSPRs'f4 e ana
splendid accommodations for twelve cabin and forty seerage
and po,tiveIy sail as above This vessel now lies at the
sw TER where W 9s 3 to ca a b are
'@, ,s 'E' Or : 5# Il AaAsg 6 ss9s Ps;ss:
oR rs 20 gun 0 Succeed the
s sp 9obRsl sGhoBn ns FIo 5R1
Capt Southland, will sail as above, or before the -zss
R INST ""s0 n'H9sI e. st.
TOR pfITr N 5fgEe NTH H. DE LsfF dAR
i LoTTE, Capt. stndisy viii ' be deePatchei rs,
Tor the above port, For freight or passage apply -
on 1Gad Join E'5 Go ii Go%mon st.
ssg- 72 Leare WITH QUICK, DISPATCH.
l. Capt. Wall having twothirds OF her cargo en- -
gagged will sail above For balance of freight aETa
Reiiiasi o S8Sy AMI CO. 81 Common s.
r-on So 81 2 e Ieqve WITH DISPATCH;
I'M ss be4 Cooke m sPsed now o sP TEN
ing for the above port and will have dispatch For 500
freight or passage, apply on board Post H. Second
fyi4 JUN ;" ", ANDREWS co. 81 Common
s7oR e sFEs X1T PacE RsR ba TKEMrUoxv
cargo GGsS m w W sEss Pah
c%a"'' S5aS IS Sabk5 $ Con Common
1oR FL Fl WITH RISEATfH
ION her viii h nsSdK paa 5se For For
Ra8nes 6aN w. Or R2SbF VIZ s9a st.
ey~ Agents in Philadelphia Messrs E. Lincoln * Co.
a1fgr g2 sri WITH LMNEPIATE DIsPATCH-
l. EUPHEMIA, Captain John ,Yenslsy having .ts24
portion Of her engaged, VIII leave as above. s1
For freight of 800 hhds Sugar go bales Cotton, >H
apply TO +. CAM ERDEN. "a Gravier street. Or to
DEWEY Il co. s. GTavier street.
~" For passage having superb accommodations, apply
to The captain on board, Flrst Municipality. fy9
&c 10 ieaue WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
TOR BOS TON.-ELrSOR'S LL-NE.-The L. fast
l. sailing bark KlLBY, Capt Carter, having <.
portion of her cargo engaged will leave above. 81
For balance of freight passage apply board, ss1
Second MunicUahiy
fyI JOHN W. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
e." To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
TOR NEW YORK.-The fine fast sailing brig EMILY,
II Young, master having all her cargo engaged. Fl
viii have Immediate dispatch for the above port. LII
For passage apply on board sssS7<nS
f3 j. w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
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s2O,OoO woRTH OF WINTER oLorHING

The undersigned will positively sell the whole of his Winter Stock
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING II r COST, con-
sold
the stock of FURNISHING GOODS comprising every article in
trade, such Shirts Understands Drawers, Socks Scarf
vats Gloves Handkerches Trunks. Umbrellas,
FREDERICK ANTflON under St. Charles Hotel,
ia25 21ptf One Door from Common
TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE q. S. GOVERNMENT
ONE Of the undersigned will the 18th inst. proceed
" Washing on City for he purpose of attending to
CLAIMS in their hands. and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them
fyi5 LANGDON & GRICE, "a St Charles st.
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Two Cases of Bad Humors Cured, in One Family

hereby certify that Mr.. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned at store and the public rely his
statements. b. ID. BAILEY, Druggist,
10 Wiekenden street, Providence.
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81 AV e ID e Il d t.
I RIInDY

- Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS Tor sale
II all times. Slaves will be received on board sold
favorable terms The building large three story brick
house. and very cOmmodous Slave Depot. Particular
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness OF all
sIayes placed in this Yard. n4d
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ATHOLES LIE purchasers to call and examine my very
w large stock of ATS and CAPS in store and ezsr
constantly receiving by every arrival from New s=-S
Icy ork, direct from my manuactory in New @@aS
~ ark n. ]. can sell cheaper than any other house
- the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better of those articles have present
500 dozen of black, white and pearl BENA VISTAS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE,
ty12 Is CustOmbOuse St, up stains
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n UINJNE, CAIOMEI, BLUE MASS, IPE- sr,,2
u. Gao, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash -
as can he procured elsewhere-Cali and Ia
-? judge.--Dr e. J. COXE'S PREPARA- La
[lG,L~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uuequaled
remedy for Coughs. influenza etc. "
EXTRACT OF COPA!EA, SARSAPARlLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain aad sgreeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that be
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etc-For the relief and OF CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid he treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
az Office Magazine and PoVdas ste. n23 1Y3dp
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUsEs.
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IL Sole Agents of New Orleans, RUSTE & PAD
DOCK, No. ITO POYDRAs STREET. Sold also by Z. D.
BEACH, III Canal street, and j. A FLORAT, at the New
Basin. fy19G
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. sc.

By r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
WALL be sold Daily the Of JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal Camp and Magazine sreetsiout
sc7pe-a general DRY GOODS Consisting part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
--.-A isO..-.
HATS, Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery, and variety
FANCY GOODS, all Of which will be suitable Country
Trade. TERMS cash.
N. B-Liera Cash Advances made eonsignments Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewery and
Merchandise generally. Of en-
AUCTION NOTICE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER, having closed Mr..
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and that from his long
Auconeer, his weknown capacity cryer, that
H. R. WOOD
R.tsreacssMaunsel White Co., VIM Laughln Co., Jacob
Barker. ja30
". ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERDIDO and CARONDELET streets.
En- The subscriber would inform his EEEs5=zz55Sc8
- friends the pabllC that he has
49, taken Auction License ->@riSWTJ
and will hold regular sales OF CARRIAGES
HORSES HARNESS. etc, advertisement, the Eastern
plan Carriages, Harness. sold this establishment will be
all Horses sold
purchase retained Is hours, the
the Horse represented
business o a liberal share Of patronage.
H. F. SMITH, Aucticneer
N B. Outdoor sales Of all descriptions properly
liberal
"a Carriages aud Merchandise taken storage Jazz I'm
~ C. WHITLEY, AUCTIONEER. Office No. % Banks
~. Arcade. fy5 I'm
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FOX YUUAIAN.
REILTTARY GOODS.-The subscribers have on
IVA hand 200 u. $. RIFLES, from Haper's --sEs+lss
Ferry large supply of COLTS REPEAT If 90
ING PISTOLS. (zlx sh0otersl English BELT ssessg q
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also, low SsasEeSss
priced Revolving Pistols which, with complete assortment
of SWORDS, SABRES Military Sashes, and other Mil,
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash At No 10
Charres street. GJe22tfl HYDE n GthibFit'.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Saturday

LATITUDE. ss 81 80 N-LoNsrTupE, 80 Win Time, 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

MIS-, u. CAMPBELL
OWES LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE AND
" GUITAR, with Vocal Music She lectures to hel
Pupils on the Science of Music. with expla- E.-lx~
nations on the black board hour each -}S tszz
week at her residence. 227 B,7R O.NNEfy NJ mi VI M
STREET. between Girod and Julia j " y y
Price, SIS per month"; Lessons.
IT, She has also Seven Octave superior toned and
finished Rosewood PIANO FORTE for sale-Price unusu
ally low Dc If
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A CARD-TO THE ENTERPRISING,
NHE undersig ned have opened Office in New Orleans,
L for the purpose Of exhibiting Specimen ofmany
Valuable Articles, of which they the Ton0polsts An
opportunity offered the enerpnsng for engaging
business entirely pleasant, and highly lucrative
and which a small investment by business man, viii
insure speedy of large profits. Office Corner Of
81. Charles and Common Streets,
fyI6 MYERS. CHICK & co.
TO COMPANIES FORMING FOR CALIFORNIA.
A GENTLEMAN well known in the City. who has for
"a upwards of fifteen years, previous to and during the
late Mexican var Travelled and traded through the whole
Republics of Mexico and Texas and who speaks and trans
late the Spanish English and French languages wishes to
obtain Situation with any person or Company; about
starting for California about establishing a Trading
House in Chagres Spanish. Mexican or California
Territory The best references will be given. For inorma
ton inquire at this office fyl6tf
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Correspondence Of "Tbs natIp Crescent. ;

.News Boys-Ercitement about the Prize NgAt-Nep
York Hlstor cal Society-7he Original Taylor .Maa
GgGin- Rgton's Inauguration Bibts-7ne Meas
York and Erie RdiLroad-S ks-Steamer Panosga-
Ofstinguished .4ryiroLs
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Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured
PROVIDENCE, March l. lS4S
hereby certify that, after suffering for more than thirty
wears with the Asthma entirely relieved by using Tor
a short time the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root;
which is prepared by Mr. Charles Morse Jr; at lb1 Broad
street was also troubled with CosiveuesS, which cured
at the same time by the Of the Compound do recon-
mend il as a very safe and efectua medicine.
DAVID GALE, l07 Pine street
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
LAST MASKED SOCIETY Ball.
On SlIONE TIrEGnAX III EpLS Eah 2

FElHlS BALL will be the last Of the Subscribers NfS
others wishing Tickets requested TO 5
send their the Office of the Ball Room JEss5sp,
The Committee OF Admiss will day, in Sk-Is
upon applications made obtain Ticket "a
The Rounda of the ST. Louis Exchange will be open this occa
room, adjoining Ball ROOM will be furnished with
great variety Masks and Dresses Costumes ordered from the
Mr.. Jules, Bourbon ard Orleans will be
brought . the Ball Room if requested.
Strangers visiting Ball that will please
hand Mr.. H. RUFFlER the Office, from o'clock
A. NJ g. P. M, and from TO 8, p. NJ. lyl7 g
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Falling from Grace,

Zedekiah Broadhead was man oi
somewhat less Of stature than Goliah
Of Gath, though possessing perhaps as
much physical strength. So the village
wres,Iers thought, when out OF sport, he
took up whole handful Of them and
dashed them on the ground. During
the religious revival, Zedekiah was con.
verled and joined the Methodist church.
One evening when on his way home
from class meeting, lie was assailed by
half dozen Of his former companions,
shouting: "'.'D '''''' ''t'','2 ID I.
maNow Zed has become Christian
and can't fight, let's give him a thrash.
;nr ~ laR Sihs @sNR hi a9HF0p9
oSHold a moment" interpreted zed,
putting forth al arm as long as a rail,
II know Christian can't fight; but ]
belong 10 denomination who believe
il, falling from Grace --and," continued
The new convert, planting his footmors
firmly Cd, the earth and towering up
like q giant in the moonlight, his arm
falling back 10 an angle offorty.fve De.
grees, iii ! should fall from Grace" here
be lowered his voice 10 a tone Or omi-
nous solehAity; and advancing three
PAGES towards His retfsafiIg assailants,
III ! should fall from Grace, zoe sBs ID
mn !" 39 sf1 filHiiW shFcTiiBF oldO b8H
4 Tie scamps, etspswsd BY 4 doobtsof
the saints perseverance,, ,dscampedI with
precipitation, leaving Zed as aApoHyon
left Christian, to go his way rejoicing.
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The True Aristocrats.

t- a. BY G. ID, STUART.
Who are the Mobiles of the earth
The true Aristocrats--' ',''' ~
Who need not BOW their heads to Lords,
Nor doffto Nngs sItheir hatsl II 3
Who are they, but the Men Of Toll,
!, The mighty and the free, gstseat
Whose hearts and hands subdus the earth,
And compass all the sea. -o.4li f. /,
Who are they, but the Men of Toll,
Who cleave the forests down, %
And plant amid the wilderness
9 The hamlet and the town! .'
Who fight the battles, bear the scars. ~
And give the world its crown
OF name, and fame, and history,
And pomp of old renown! ll. Ffat
These claim no gaud of heraldry, .17d..
And scoyn the knighting rod; ,eaiiae
Their coats of arms are noble deeds;
Their peerags is from God! .,
They take not from ancestral graves
The glory of their name,
But win, as erst their fathers won
The laurel wreath of Fame.
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Depth Of Coal Mines,

The greatest depth al which a pro.
ductive mine is worked appears to be
one in New Castle, England, 1894 feet;
though we observe in. a new work,
statements Of mine id Wales, worked
at the depth of 2l0o feet. The mimi
mum depth that We observe in Great
Britain, is 66 feet. The eaverage depth
of the mines in Great Britain varies
from 233 to 75o feet; and TO strike, a
general average, would not bring it far
from 400 feet. If they undertook, as
wegdo, to remove thefearth from above
the coal,i would be almost as cheap 10
burn carbon in the shape of diamonds
as coal. .1td aHs dsNaM uBgh Hb
oi If il is remembered that this depth
below the surface involves the expens.
es incident to raising and lowering ev-
eryihing that is to be used--workmen,
tools, &c., together with the coal that
they get; that ihe waterwhich collects
10 the mines in alarming quantities has
to be pumped up all this distancs-a
work totally impossible withou, the aid
Of the steam engine; that the distance
from fresh air involves tgreatexpense
for ventilation and great danger In case
of any Of the. thopsahdi Incidents to
which these worlds undsr ground are
sxpossd-if all these Disadvantages ,pnd
others which might be mentioned, be
borne 10 mind, ii will be seen at once
how convenient comparatively is the
location of our mines so abundant near
the surface Sand affording sdcH iaciIi-
ties for drainage as to remove most Of
The difficulties above referred to.--Sci.
enf;y;c 4n1,e, icnnn. EN- EHlln sehHB 5nd
seysc aF's, ~ scdf f.s i hse self sts To
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discovered. She was gazing through
the lattice work Of the verandah at the
moon, and hummlng a, tavorite song OF
mine-7Heaven! how beautiful she look
ed! 3i,d Y4fieisgi efi ea bs,e,, /,
"rll kiss her, il Eave TO swing for
itr' said | to myself, while the blood
rushed through my veins like, red hot
lava, and my breath grew quick and
hurried. sl.sa> s3i sa;5s. .es.a
X ! pressed nearer to her, and stood
near enough to snatch the coveted cup
of nectar, but my courage failed, me,
and should have given it up as a bad
Job, if the little witch had not at thai
moment held up to the bright moonlight
an exquisite little hand, with the very
ring had sent heron the third finger.
She looked at the ring a moment, and
then with quick motion pressed, it 10
her lips. Amo, amas, amamas! ]
could bear il no longer. In an instant
] had encircled her little wais. with my
arm and glued my lips 10 the sweet
Creatures rosy mouth. Ye gods and
little fishes! what scream she gave!
She slipped from my embrace like an
eel, and sprung for the open door. !
caught her by the waist again. .Yada
Skate! Kate! don't you know -"
Wool! Yow!--and down went fiat
on my back, with old Towser's dental
arrangements fastened in my shoulders.
"Get out, Towser! Father! father!
help, he'll kill him!' cried Kate, who
recognized my voice; and the poor girl
was in ansagony of tears. gE btlsu
Out rushed Squire B., and loos-
ed me from the dog. kate's mother
made me take off my coat tha, she
could see the extent of the wounds
They were not dangerous, and after
applying some liniment, the pain left
me and ltook a chair by the side of
Mrs. B.. a0Is sa4Ug q Joah
"What, what in the world made you
scre am so, Katem said her father.
Poor Kate blushed to the tips Of her
ears, and said nothing, ,but cast an i'm.
ploring glance at me. 5aia fHn saiel.
d"What was it Jackf" enquired he.
"Why the truth is, Mr.. B.. when
| came 10 the verandah, l saw Kate on
the lounge looking so bewitching, !
could not help taking kiss; and as i
took it without her leave, it startled her
somewhat. 1000 gg'qGa aaa 1oo.
Squire B. roared with laugh.
ter, while Mrs. B. looked at Kate
with such comical expression that she
slipped out Of doors TO hide her confu.
sion. n u ,.l sNl& jf. slggy,adI
| went out momentafter, and found
her in little arbor in the rear OF the
house. 3ept7 estag u 81
"Dear Kate," said !, "forgive me,
and | will give you back the kiss l.
stole." G t aasI # ~ aG
She looked at me moment and turn
ed her head away; but she did not
struggle violently when | repayed her
The kiss | had stolen on the verandah.
| have kissed beautiful girls since, but
never found the zest Of that stolen kiss.
All Kate! aaaf ga95 ca si4pmem
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,,,A,,., ~ y. From Ned Buntline's Own.
Stolen Kiss.
BY "JACK BUNG."

t3 "JACK BUNG."
My Dear Ned, did you ever steal e
kiss from d beautiful girl in some dn
guarded momen'. when she was totally
unconscious of The close proximity d
your lips 10 her own, until the treasure
was pilfered, and past redemptions :
If so, iHeh listen 10 me, and | will
give you an account Of a bit Of fun in
that line, which perpetraied about ten
years since, when was at the mature
age Of fourteen. AT the district school
where | attended, there was Il little
blonde, a class.mate Of mine, whose 70.
guish eye and jimpled cheek played the
mischief with my studies, and believe
that was not behind hand in dra wing
her attention from her books, and the
Teacher said that we must move our
seats to prevent our seeing eacI, other,
while at our studies. a.
Every day after school was dismiss.
ed, i gallanted Kate B 10 her
home: and when there was snow on
the ground, | always insisted on her
taking seat on my sled, while |. proud
Of my load Of loveliness, would draw
her up the steep hill to her home. The
other boys, envious Of Kate selecting
me as her champion, seemed delermin-
e,l ridicule US to the extent of their
power: and when Kate and were on
our way to school our appearance on
ths play ground was the signal for a
perfect broadside Of raillery. alH
f"There comes Kate and her beau"
says one. 9s's ban VA .gdelt'fa e0oaie
"HalIo, Jack! why dom, you lock
arms with your sweetheart
sF"Oh! ahey ain't engaged yei!' says
snothei.gad9 2sl1sIa8agG gli9 0 gfB
10 And poor Kate would run blushing
into the school room. and would pro.
pose some play to tutn the conversa-
tion. dssA o7s Rpiii3 sso1e sdi 6iud
1.-THE intimacy between us grew
strongeraday by day, until II used to
call atherhouse for nothing else but to
hear her sweet laugh and talk until it
was time for to leave.
4 cannot imagine what the deuce
there is ia my constitution that makes
me 50 careless Of consequences when ]
atfi ii for bill Of fun, but never coun,
The cost until all is over. But excuse
This digression, dear Ned, and ] will
lhrncead. .NffsRi,I az agHfilAl Jf eRiSM
sf1s5-sajl LA y z .... ~ e. an, 10 tl.Ie La
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JoBn PRINrING

OF every description neatly and expeditioualy
executed at the Office ofths esprit Of Democsssys
and at reasonable prices. sie1s4 = ,sasf
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Dt. Nl5i Nssl5rissr 4, !, 1 French sGfge ID says
that The supple sls ovation 81 Q persons
arm viii always stop bleeding az the
nose He. explains the fact pr ysiologi-
cally, and declares Il 4 positive Remedy. II
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sAlI is Action ALI is Motion.

l|-5'---r - /.
All 10 .actpn, all is motion. -, 4. A. ,s,ast,s,
s In this mighty world Of ours! .s,i, ek
Like the current Of the oc can, "a l,ot ~,
Va Man Is urged by unseen powers! ~,
"a Steadily but strongly moving. aaa 2 re
pag Life is onward evsrmore; .stR'1 .'e'
2 StiIl ths present il improving isai3s s.i
sAs'onlths age that went before. 7 as73l@
RaSta'o 0 fa gai8n 8YsN tiSsafs 81
Duty points with outsrstchsd fingers s5f /
.1Yd Every isoul'to action high: s4B sisdF
s,e Woe hetide the soul that lingers--n ,iio 1a
Onward! onward is the cry, ,,g 9ni.tyo
Tho mans form may sesm victorious
War may waste and famine blight,
~ Still IRON out the conflict glorious, ? "
10 Mind comes forth with added light. & 5ii
hi Ger the darkest night Of sorrow. a9l b
From the deadliest field Of strife, .aJ Ell
Dawns clearer, brighter morrow taipJqs
nv Springs truer, nobler life. -sf - s4c
OuWuIu. OuWdio' CNCi.
Human progress none can stay;
All who make the vain endsavor,
" Shall like chaff be swept away.
s0d- We clip the following verses from en- 4
change paper. a72s 9Hi s."' "'a aef
He who reads and comes to pay, 19 ~,
n Shall read again another day; sye' t
But he who will not plank the cash.
.. Through his name on our subscription book
we shall be compelled, however reluctantly, to
make - (dash.) y esles8. ven sri;rga
NJ iH agsssa an "a gl75q 9Bi z, b ts
The man that doth no paper take, +. abqr
4, Grudging two dollars once year, rle. "a.
Will never good husband make, ,aec
Because his wife can never know what is 60
ing on in the world, and his children will very ig-
norant appear. t.., I,;..,-,-.., -,