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(For the S,sr.J
BE CHEERFUL.

Be cheerful friend, whate'sr may come.
Al work. al play. sb'osd. a, home;
Be cheerful, aye. whete'es thou art,
Despair 10 for the cowsrd's heart.
lie hath not learned life's lesson half.
who thinks that goodness should not lssgh;
Who .binks the greatest share Of srscs
MsH be beneath the sou,es, face.
AZ soon sspsc, sweet pisn,s to gov,
Beneath Decsmbsr's dismal snow;
No clood can sprins from sir,ue bright.
For da'knoss " not born OF light.
The man whose heart 10 warm and kind,
BY nature 10 tho r,gh, inclined.
S,rvss not 10 eheok by grim coL,tol,
The gushing fosn,s;n OF bis soul.
tie thinks no wrong, in,esds no sin,
III" smiles ere from The light whh:n;
Be, he whose goodness eli depends.
Upon tho length HE face extends,
However ssint.Iike be his ely strain,
Oh sisnp him with the csrssd mark Of Cain
G. II. c.
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ExrLosIvs Fire WooD.-A gentle
man oi this villseo whose wood-pile gave
unmis,akable evidence Of depletion from
some unkown cause, resolved to Try an
experiment, in order to ascertain in what
direction his wood walksd of He ac-
cordlngly selected several NICE, sizeabls
sticks, introduced an augur TO them,
charged each with gunpo~der, plugged
the holes, and replaced them upon tho
pile. A lev mornings since, q terrible
explosion occurred at one oi bis neigh
bors, witch blew the cooking slove into
fragments, broke the win
dove, seriously injured the lord Of the
house, ond made q terrible rumpus gen.
orally aod in particular. The sufferer
was Obliged to call in a physician, 10
whom he related the circumstances Of the
very mysterious explosion. He VAS oi
opinion tina, the d'shs Of The stove had
been turned too suddenly y!-IW oonsock-
Ell Patriot.
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10 orcer 10 preserve the necessary Iisci.
pline oi The service. There 10 no posi,.
ion 10 which men cen DO placed 10 wh,ch
II Is 30 important 10 preserve . st,ict die.
c'Plae ss on board ship. /, rsuso,
be expected that Q ship's crew csn he
governed aud costroAed BY sreu~eat.
or by whst 10 called moral svssioo.' Il
will not DO whes q ship 10 on Q lss shOre.
wheA sa order is g'vsa 10 reef Q iopssiI
or le 10, 70 q sheet, to stop 10 sssse with
those whose obedience, 10 be effective.
mast DO prompt and implicit. Psai,h.
ishmsn, Gvsl follow sisobedisaee, or The
safety Of our ships aud their crews can
never be secared.
l will no, Ioaker trespass on the time
VI The Senate at this period Of The sess-
Ion. have thought il proper 10 %, nv
seIf right on THE matter; aud, 10 eooclu.
s'on, l will add, that l shsH be hs,pv n,
Ill times tolgIve my cooperation, o. a
proper and deliberate consideration Of
he subject, 10 those Senators who desire
change. am desirous Of promoting
he cause Of humanity ia any manner
which will st tho same time preserve
Ind secure The discipline which is ind.s.
'eossbIe 10 the efficiency Of our navy.
The resolution wss read, laid on tho
able, and ordered TO be printed.
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rHon. Washington Hunt has en- ..
tered upon bis duties a. Comptroller o'
the State OF New York.
UsURY.-The bill for the repeal Of the
usury laws was lost 10 tho Senate OF
Pennsylvania, by vote Of Ito %.
A correspondent Of The Lynn News
Gays, that Rev. Thomas Driver, has re-
signed his charge Of tho Bap.," Church,
aud Is going TO California.
tr The Portland Advertiser says that
Hoo. Stephen II. Chase, oi Fybu'g.
formerly Presidenf OF the Name S.nsie
has sisriad Tor CsIliornis, with the DE-
termination to make that cour,ry h's pet
mansnt abode.
srFSusqushs.ns River 10 clear o! ice
sl Have do Grace, end the bosss s's
crossing as usual q, ths, point.
Pl, 10 ss,d that Gen. Taylor never
saw one OF h,s csbIne. until hs seceat az
rIvsl 70 Washington.
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(For the Sisi.1


Christ stilling the Tempest.
Hs''sp,. the s.v'oar slept; s'Osnd him waves
Dashed high.
III" bed lowIy bark. his canopy the sky;
lie slept aud calmly slept. and gentle was bic rest,
AZ w" new born infsn, upoo i,s mother .
breast.
Say, was il Jesus wont 10 sleep where. ocean bill.
lows swell,
And where The fosmiue mountain wave slis,-
Ds'e rose end fell n
Or did the gentle Saviour need sweet sombsrs.
calm tepose,
To 6! hm for his ia. hsr's work. and msks him
friends Of foss!
Bot ss he slept . storm arose, and loud The winds
did 'ca,;,
The uoobled waters rose and fell. and dashed
against the shore;
And bis d.cips. qo"ksd with fear. they walked
him from his sieep.
Saying. Ms''e' save os quickly o. ws perish on
the deep.
Then he arose. his srsesfol form was like Q magic
spell.
The raging w.,s: h. ..bdasd. their rory h. did
quel;
Tn. Wind. ~sr. ho:h.d. and calmly thor. amid
the lssssning slosm, .as.
Ws' heard the gentle Saviour. voice sud sesD
his mighty form.
Whsrs 10 your faith he mildly ssked; be, they
were sore sGsid,
And wondering ., hs wondsrous works, they TO
one snoiher said -
What mighty man 10 ihis. that only by his will.
The winds. the waves, the raging sess. obey
him and are sll. Pc. VI.
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SANDS PoiNr L.oHr We are plesss
ed TO learn that the isv Of i847 dispen-
sing with the Sends Point Light on the
completion Of the Execution Rock Light,
Is no longer q scourcs oi reeret with
those navigating Long Island Sound. A
mong the last acts Of Congress was one
for the continuance of The above men.
toned light. The Execution Rock light
will be put in operation in q few weeks,
and will be properly designated from tho
other, whom with both hghts the naviga-
ton will DO greatly improved IN. Y.
Express.
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L. G.. MEAD,
ID l Tr II 4 S IL 8

HAS the pleasure TO inform the LADIES
LII and GENTLEMEN OF warren, that he
is now in this place prepared TO perform all op
citations in his profession, in the most thorough
and effective manner. lie would also state
that il is his intention 10 permanently esiab-
lish an Office, and visit this place periodically
all work done by him will be warranted 10 give
perfect sa,i.fs CT ION in sll cases.
That he may DOT be classed among the irav-
elling Qlscks about the county. he would say
that he - associsted with his brother (Dr.
b. MEAp) whose confidence he fully enjoys,
which in itself 10 fficieni recommendation.
Dr. NJ. would request those requiring his fsf-
vices to coll immediately, as his stsy al ibis
time. will not exceed one month.
% Office over GEORGE BRAYros's Store.
Itake pleasure in recommending to the pob-
l,c my J,oiher l.. g. MEAD, and would conf
dentiy assure those who may extend TO him
their patronage that Their confidence will not
be mispisced. ~. y. NEAD. Dentist,
81 westmoste si'se;, Providence.
march s
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ir Psbiished svsy Saturday, By
CHARLES RANDALL.
oEss NO. 2, Market str eet, (up sfairs.)

. YERMs-Two dollars per snnutn, payable ir
shsss msoshs. OF $3.50 at the end Of the year.
T Advertisements inserted on the usual
tss, q Of Ono Dollar per square Cor iess), for
shrsswseks, and twenty cents FOR every soSss.
sent insertion. All Advertisements viii be
sos,ssd siil 10 = bidden, (unless otherwise or
dsrsd) and charged accordingly Twelve
Isas Of bssviss coa.iitu,es a square.
- Ths privilege Of Annual Ad,e,'ise's ia
llmltso TO their own immediate business /; and
III Advertisements for The benefit OF other per-
dsps, as we'll ~ all legal adver,isemsnts end
sodssstisssnents ef auction sales sent 10 by Them
asst b paid at the usual rates.
tEHNo papers discent inued uotg ell arlesr-
zaxo drs paid, except a. Ahe option Of the Pob-
tSkss ir>Sinsle pspers cents esch, -fo'
sale eniy II the Office.
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IND FARM ERS' NV
Estate OF WILLIAM PARxER.

Estate OF WILLIAM PARxER.
Court Of Probate, Warren, March 3, 1849.
HUDlTH r. PARKER, ajm,nis-
o. .srs;rix on The estate Of William
Parker, late of Warren. deceased, pre-
sents her account for allowance and set
element.
The same ia received and IS referred
for consideration to a Court Of Probate
10 be holden al the Town Clerks Office +,
IN sand Warren, on the frat Saturday OF
April next, at too o'clock, afternoon ;
and it is ordered that notice thereof be
published Three times in the Northern
Star. Witness,
milo s. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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ESTATE OF BARNARD MILLER.
Cout Of Probate, Warren, March 3,l849.
EOB MILLER, Administrator on the
% estate Of Barnard Miller, lite ol
Warren, deceased, presents his final &C.
count to this Court ior allowance aud set.
tlement; the same is received and refer
red TO a Court Of Probate to b. holden al
the Town Clerks Office,ln said Wauen,
on the first Saturday Of April next, al
two o'clock p. A.. (; and il is ordered that
notice thereof be published three times
in the Northern Star. Witness,
milo A. NDALL, p. Clerk.
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.NoriA Carolina Gold The Lincoln
ton Republican, Of February q, says
1T affords us unalloyed pleasure to an.
nounce ths. Major q. w. Caldwell the
late talented democratic elector, opera
ting in Lemons mine, in Union county,
on Saturday, the 10Th mat, gathered up,
At one handful, ten pounds Of virgin gold!
We have been informed that il produced
him the handsome sun oil S24OO.'
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STATE TAX.

VuVHE undersgned having been appointed by
the State Committee. to make an act ual
and accurate va alustion, according TO the best
OF his judgmsh, Of all property, ia,eable in the
town OF Warren, and to make a report OF his
proceedings 10 said Committee, hereby calls
spon oil tho inabitants OF said town. TO render
in under oath or Affirmation particular and
exact lists or sche dulles. Of all their rsteable
property, annual income, or The pro ductive.
moss ana actual. value Of the same TO the un-
des,gned within ten days from this date.
ITNon resident owners Of rAteable es late in
this town are p,riculsrl> hand IN
q I.st Of heir rsteable pr
ALFRED BIZ riser.
Warren, March 10, 1919.
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TRsAsvRY CiRcULAR.-Mr Meredith
has issued . circular cslliog attention TO
the &C. extending 10 vessels bound for
the Pacific ports the regulations Of the
act 10 regard TO passengers vessels bound
for foreign countries. This act provides
for the proper ventilation Of The vsssels.
the proper supply and quality Of food and
water, &c.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
VEV HE Undersigned having been ap-
M pointed by iae Court OF Probate
ol the town Of Warren, Administrators on
the estate in the State OF Rhode Island
Of JOHN KING,
lata OF Charleston, South Carolina, de-
ceased, hereby requests all persons in
debted 10 said estate 10 make immediate
psymenl, and those having demands to
present them for settlement.
ALFRED BoswoRTH, Adm'r.
Warren, March 10, l849. 3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IWV III E subscriber hereby gives public
III nolice that he has been appointed
by the Court of Probate OF the town oi
Warren, Administrator on The estate OF
.AJNN COLE,
late Of Warren, deceased, and has &c.
copied Of said trust and qualified himself
according to law. He therefore requests
all persons having demands against said
estate TO present them for settlement, and
those indebted to make immediate pay
ment TO
~, HENRY COLE, Cd, Admir-.
Warren, March 10, l849. 3w
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WARREN. i. l.. SATURDAY, MARCH a. 1919.

and mar Of lsltsrs. He holds q conspic-
uous P9sition in that important yet still
neglecsSd- domain,-th realm belweea
the mind and tho body, and composing
large sections Of both territories. HIS
reports should be distributed through the
State az popular tracts.
- Providence Journal.
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New Posi- OrrrcE A new post Of
fee has been established at Anthony
Village, Coventry, twelve miles from
Providence. Lsuriston Hall, Esq. has
been appointed Postmaster. The mail
leaves Providence daily. 10 The a..
ternoon, and Anthony Villsge in the
morning - Prov. Jour.
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Mrs MARIA J. HoRNpscK has been
sppoin,ed pos:m'slress OF Allentown. Pa,
in place OF + r Nssh hard, resigned. -
Ms II. is the widow Of The late John w.
w. Jerobsck, Wing VI. G. snd hss q
large family dependent upoG her for cup
port,
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The President Of the United States
and his family ate nov established in tho
Presidential Mansion; and though the
multitude Of strangers has been greatly
diminished since Monday BY the depart
ore Of thousands for their homes, enough
yet remain 10 furnIsh Q continuous stream
OF visitors, WHOM It occupies the Psesl-
dents whole time 10 receive.
This occupation, however agreeable
encroaches so far upon the iime Of the
President, that in order 10 enable him 10
do tho business OF his Office, he finds il
absolutely necessary TO limit his receptioa
Of visilers to certain hours Hencefosth
he will receive visits rom - TO 8 O'Clock,
and at no other hours. lat.
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NRwroRr. The people Of Newpor,
have voted, in town meeting, to fsse q
loan Of $1,000, 10 NEE, iSe drsh OF the
General Treasurer for that amount Of the
deposit fund loaned 10 tho town.
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WHOLE NO. 1905

LArsa saoh TExAs. - TIE Covpus
CArsk Rosas 10 California. - BY the arr
rival o: the steamship Fsnny, Cspt. Scott.
We have tho Corpus Christi Star Of the
lO'h, l1th and 24,h. Mr. C. Callahan.
one Of the editors OF the Star, came over
in The Fsnsy.
Much travel hss been diverted from
Csrpss Christi BY 40 apprehension thns
horses aud mules could not bs procured
there. Mr. Csllshsn tells us that Col.
ktnssy 10 aow collecting mules 10 90.
commsda,s travellers, and fiom the early
measures he took il the business send
log sge.ts sp The Rio Grade and %
lar ,ato the iaierior ~ Psuss-he Soes
go. Joubt that sssIss msy more readily
bs ios0d st Cerpvs Chrisii then st Mat
smOsos. ~ any ess tows on the Rio
GSsade.
Malice have 10 be purchased for the
NJ MstsDosss msrkst from points a. distant
rom Il a. they a'e from Corpus Christi;
and Cok X. he's entered vpoa tho busi-
Hsss ~nh eaergy ssd ample means, and
70 aot likely 70 have trade diverted
from any want Of stock at reasonable
rates.
That Col. Kinney has entire conf
dencs in the route from Corpus Christi,
appears from the fact that no hss made .
proposition TO carry Q monthly mail 10
California. The Star says of il:
The route will be from Corpus Chris
i 10 San Diego, o. some other dssigna.
ed port on the Psci6c, vie Laredo, Pre-
sidoRio Grande, Pssso del Norte, SO,
passing entirely through our own territo-
y, and over . county unsurpassed ia
ertliiy, and possessing Q climate 90
mid and temperate, that it can bs Rsv.
'led with equal facility II all sessons.'--
N. o. Pic, March I'd.
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COMMISSION ER'S NOTICE.
TIME subscribers having been appointed Iby
Il tho Court of Probate for the town of
Warren, Commissioners 10 receive and exam>
inc the claims against the estate Of
JOHN KING,
late of Charleston, in the State Of South Car
olins, deceased, and SIX months from this date
being allowed by said Court for the creditors
10 present and prove their respective claims,
We will attend al the Warren Bank on the last
Saturdays Of April and August next. at two
O'Clock, p. m. for the purpose Of deciding Oh
such claims.
G.s;, Gs9; W c.ss,., c4nn. Combs
Warren, March 3, l649, ml0-8w
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

GUvHK UEHV' ) VOIICE,
TNHE undersigned gives public notice tha,
l. he mas been appointed by tho Court Of
Probate Of the town OF Warren, Guardian oi
the person and estate Of
FRAN CES BLISS,
OF Warren, OF IulI age, and having given bond
according TO law. hereby calls upon al! persons
having demp ads against said Frances Bliss. 10
exhibn The same to him within six months from
the date hsl eof, and those indebted 10 make
immediate payment.
PHILIP CHACE, Guardion.
Warren, March 8, lS49. milo 6w
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Premium Hay Cutters,

= SsAAsuAsAA AN~sy
nr dinerent szss and at low prices. lmpor-
" tent improve ments have been made in the
construction or these machines, the knives are
s,,sighia \ confined by simple cap and placcd
in such manner upon the cylinder that they
perform the work with grea, rap'dity. The
SollersS made Of the best Of raw hide which
has proved afier long experience, TO be the
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These machines possess several other impor-
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First. the knives being straight are readily
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Secondly. they csn be replaced by any black
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Thirdly, the knives are made heavier and
confined in q manner much stronger and less
complicated than spiral knives, avoiding the
liability TO cripple or break.
Fourthly. the hide roller when used with
straight knives. will last mach longer than
when u.ed with the spiral knife.
The first premium was awarded 10 these
Cutters, al both tho New York State Fair and
the.fair Of the American Institute last Fall IN
competition with Hoveys, Stevens and great
variety Of other IN chimes, The above are for
sale At iactureis prices by
EsblO JAMES GARDNER.
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RUEMORY OF Mrs Mary E ysn Lennep, on
Wl ~ daughter Of the Rev Joel tIawes.D
snd wife Of the Rev tIeufv Van Lenner.
Missionary In Takcy, by her mother. For
s,le by JAMS 0ARpSKR. march 3