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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

n8mUDs
Where shall we make her gravel
Oh! where the Wild flowers wave,
In the free sirl
Where the shower and singing bird
Midst the young leaves are heard
There-lay her there!
Harsh was the world to her.
Now may sleep minister
Balm for each III. tT- =
Look on sweet natures breast,
Let the meek heart find rest,
Deep, deep and still!
Murmur glad waters by.
Faint gales with happy sigh
Come wandering Ger
That green and messy bed.
Where, on a gentle head,
Storms beat no more!
What though for her In vain
Falls now the bright spring rain,
Plays the soft windf
Yet still from where she lies
Should blessed breathings rise,
Gracious and kind.
Therefore let song and dew
Thence In the heart renew
LIES vernal glow.
And Ger that holy earth
Scents Of the violst's birth
Still como and 60.
Oh. then, where wild flowers ware,
Make ye her mossy grave,
In the free air!
Where shower and singing bird
Mid the young leaves are heard
There-lay her there.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08
Literary Ne. In France ana .u.v,.

Literary men in America, Ike E,s,.,,
men in France, have the avenue Of poIt.
cal prefement much more accessible "a
them than literary men in England Tier.
is in this respect, however, this difersrf.
between France and America, that. wbil,
in the former the literary man is sinnlv
left to push his way to place, in the lsasr
he is very often sought for and dragged mo
it. In France he must combine the yiolsp,
partisan with the laerateur ere he realise.
a position in connection with bis govern.
ment. In America the llteratsur Is ne
quently converted into the politician with.
out ever having been the mere partisan. Il
was thus that Paulding was placed by Van
Buren, at the head Of The Navy Department,
that Washington Irving was sent as Minis
ter to Spain, and Stephens despatched on .
political mission TO Central America. L
was chiefly on account OF MS literary auaI.
ties that Mr.. Everett was sent as Minis.s,
to London. and that Mr.. Bancroft. was as,
sent thither by the cabinet Of Mr.. Polk
Like Pauldirg this last mentioned ssuds.
man was for some time at the head Of d.
partment in Washington previously to Ii,
undertaking the embassy to London. TIE
historian exhibited administrative capacity
IS soon as he was called upon to exercise
i, whilst in this country he has earned OI
hrSelf the character Of an accomplished
diplomatist, finished scholar, and per-
feet gentleman. But Mr.. Bancrof's hiu,
fame will not depend upon bis aptitude ioI
administration or diplomacy. As in NJ
Macaulay's case. 80 with him, the historian
will eclipse the Politcian.-.Maokay' Wss
tenn World.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

CA lRA.-It is a circumstances Lille
known. that this song. which has been 50
powerful an engine in the French RsvOlu-
ton, had its origin in a saying Of the csle-
brated Doctor FRANKLIN. When be sas
in France. and was informed of any disas
uous event that had occurred to the Amer.
leans, he always said, 81 expected it bot
nevertheless, CA IRA" As the Doctor BE-
came popular, the words became remarka
bic; and at last, when a song was wanted
for Revolution purposes, this saying was
chosen for the groundwork Of it'-cA ia.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

When Philip Henry, the father Of the
celebrated commentator, sought the hand Of
the only daughter and heiress Of Mrs. Ma
thew in marriage, an objection was made
BY her father, who admitted that he was
gentleman, a scholar, and an excellent
preacher, but he was a stranger. and 'they
did not even know where be came from.
"Trus," said the daughter, who had vel
weighed the excellent qualities and gracs'
Of the stranger, "but / know where hs 5
going. and | should like to go with hin;
and they walked LIES pilgrimage tOgsihs:.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

BRoKKR.-This term was originally aP'
piled to those whose business 1t was %
break packages and sell by the piece or lss
quantiiy; il afterwards came to designate
an agent employed by both buyer and 'SlleI e.
and is thus defined by the learned lrOt
lope:-"He is one who stePPesh in between
two men making bargain. and Plundeish
both."-Lyf for the Lazy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

:CsnDREs.-The real object Of sdOc:,
ton is to give children resources that val
endure as long as life endures; habits that
TIME will ameliorais. not destroy; OceuPa-
tons that will render sickness tolsrabie'
solitude pleasant, age venerable, LIE more
dignifed and useful. and death less 'sIT'-
ble.--Rsr. Sydney Smith.
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'Chsngs. likad BY T.
for his port wine" s.
Mr.. Brown concludec +
lion Of what h hspss snd q
Mrs. Brown. he younger. ns5
"She ought then to be able 70 NJ,
house pleasant to your friends. -
to attract them to il BY her graos
breeding, her good humor. L.. =
ot her. What an uncomonly ME.
Mrs. Brown Is. Let her be, if po,
er woman. an appreciator of cl,v.,
others, which perhaps clever folk, H.
ter Above all. let her have a .sns.
humor, my dear Bob. for a woman -,
laugh in her (like the late e1cslIs0, T
Brown is the greatest bore in e,;,,.n..
Life without laughing is a dr..Tv 49,
A woman who cannot laugh save, N.
ct on the kindly nuptial couch
laug is sunshine in house. A oa;.
tsllisenee, Frightening eye, kind ~
a cheerful sPirit-these / hoDs M. -
will bring to you in her trors,ear -
used afterwards for daily wear. Req. -
things, my dear nephew, try and S...
cheerful wife.
| What. indeed, does not that vo,s ..,..
lulness implyi 1t means a eo,,." 0el,
spirit, 1t means pure heart, i, mean.
kind and loving disposition, i, mean. -
mility and charity, il means a ssneron. ~
precision Of Others, and modes, oD;,;;dr
Of self. Stupid people. people who e. -,
know how to laugh, are alway, uomrs' -.
and selfconceited, that is, biso,ed: tbai !.
cruel; that is. ungentle, uneharabIe M
christian. Have a good, oily, lsu,bin.
kind woman, then, for your partner va
who are yourself kind and ioIly 49,.
and when you 60 to sleep. and when ven
wake, | pray there may be a smil. ma,
each OF your honest nightcaps."
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

AsBEsros.-Pliny mentions having seen
napkins Of cloth made Of asbestos which
being taken from the table after FEAST
were thrown into the FIRE, and by that means
we've better cleansed than il they had been
washed in water; bat its principle use vas
according to that aulhOr, Tor making he
shrouds for the royal funerals, to wrap Up
the corpse, so that the human ashes might
be preserved distinct from the wood.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

When person wishes to salute ano'nsi
in Tibet, he uncovers his head, POs O''
his tongue, and scratches his rlghs ear
about as picturesque a position as ihai N
which the fingers are expanded from 'ns
nose.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

A Flown FOR ruE HKAzr.-A VIE
full Of truth, innocence, and love- IS Nv
Prsttiest flower man can wear ne11 70 III
heart.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

at larsth with senencss," says blsooP
Andrews, .'as with coins. In coins !he'
that are in smallest compass contain great
est value"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

Rousseau tells us hat TO write goa
lovs-letlsr, you ought to begin wiIneu'
knowing what you mean 10 Say, ana % VIZ
ia without Knowing What YQa haza n'a
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-08

"If angels have any fun in thsn' says
Horace WalPols. show must We ave"
them"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-10
Important Sale OF reclaimed SUanp Lands In N~rth

THE president and directors of the Literary Fund of
North Carolina, in pursuance Of certain resolutions.
passed al the last session OF the General Assembly Offer
Tor sale FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF SWAMP
SANDS IL a q, the Literary Fund e the
Sounds
the direction Of peent engineers, and laid of into
The drainage has been effected by two main canals
Pungo canal, extending from Pungo lake Pupgo
river six and half miles in length with average width
bottom of ~ feet. depth feet and fall IL feet and ALI
s w s e M Is
fall 10 ieet together with sundry tributaries or lateral
empying the navgabe of Pamlico sound their
mouths are accessible TO sea going vessels.
valuable timber which the forest OF
North Carolina is distinguished The residue consists of
n.ee q De sagnss Who saIysyrd IT, the whole Of Is
and shingles, this land offers peculiar inducements.
70 immigrants in the ports of the United States accns
oilers soil believed 10 be as fertile as any IN the nohwe.
States with easy access to the sea- and within three
days sail Of New York The juniper water is pleasant
and the hands engaged during the last summers in
geuing shingles have enjoyed excellent health
TINE The sale will take place in the town Of
Monday e day May and vii Se
superniended by the members Of the board in person
acres according the maps and plates OF the engineers
credit will be given OF three and four years,
be paid in equal instruments with interest from the day
OF sale.
Bond and approved security will be required, and the
full Certificates of purchase viii be given and tho titles,
when made, will be warranted
TURNPIKE RoADAt the same time and place. the board
will proposals for completing the turnpike road
from Pungo lake to the town OF Plymouth: e..
Given under my hand the Executive Office, in tho
cry Of Raleigh 'N'' ''n az cns, S Manly '0''
Governor Of North Carolina, and exoffcio
President Literary Board
BY order.
l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec to Board
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Notice Of removal OF the Land OHco from the
Falls OF CrOix," Wisconsin, to "Stilwatcr." In
Minnesota Territory.
Under authority of the first section OF the act of Con-
~ gres entitled An for changing the location OF the
land office in the Chippewa land District and establishing
additional land district in the State OF Wisconsin, APP
proved Match 2, 1919, | do hereby declare and make
known that from and after the theth day OF June next
Chippewa land district shall be removed from the Falls OF
St Crox (Wisconsin) to saltwater In ST. Croix county,
Minnesota Territory. -
Given under my hand the city Of Washington, this
z. TAYLOR.
BY the President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-laWl3W
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person books uniess the
payment Of the subscription be made advance
Distant bscrbsu money by letter. the pssAss
paid BY assumed BY
transmission
The COUNTRY fAPER publsAsd weekly during
sons Of Congress- and semi sskly during the
Subscriptions period less than viii ~ received
terms propsrtioned to the sbsvs annual rates.
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sending DAILY subscrbs with - enclosed sEMI
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NOR sALE.-A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
II near the Washington Race Course, and about two and
half miles from the Centre Market House, fine road
This farm contains within small fraction of three HIM
dred acres about hundred OF which of good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation and the soil
much i'm proved.
The i'm provemens consist Of twostory farm house,
dwelling tor farm hands, new two story stable and
coach house. barn and rn-house and small build
ings an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hobeds,
and pretty extensive orchard of the most select fruit OF
various kinds.
The whole is well fenced the title ndisputable the
price noderate, and easy Ii is believed that more
healthy location be found in this District and has
the of Rock creek crossing OF it, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land. The tract is
everywhere yell watcrcd with fine springs.
For INSTRUMENTATION, inquire of Thomas Carbery, o.
Washington, Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mari 0-tt
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II, in the opinion of the
said board OF commission
ers, or of the claimants, any
books, records. or documents
in the possession or power OF
the government OF the Mexi.
can republic, shall he deem
ed necessary 10 the just do
cision of any claim, the com
missioners, or the claimants,
through them, shall, within
sue period as Congress may
designate, make mn applica-
ton in writing for the same,
addressed TO the Mexican
Minister for Foreign Affairs,
TO be transmitted by the Sec
rotary OF State of the United
States; and the Mexican
government engages, ut the
earliest possible moment
after the receipt Of such de-
lndnu, To cause any oil the
books, records, or docu-
ments, so specified. which
shall be in their possession
or power, Tor authenticated
copies or extracts of the
same,) TO be transmitted TO
the said Secretary OF State,
who shall Immediately de-
liver them over to the said
board br commissioners:
Pyouided, That no such APP
plication shall be made by,
or at the instance OF, any
claimant, until the facts
which II is expected TO prove
by such books, records, or
documents, shall have been
stated under oath or aiiirina-
tion.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

TOR the and Of all diseases arising from
la Kings Ey Obstinate s. ERUPTION.
Ring or letter scald Head Enlargement
joints sypa -
Asctes DroPsy Exposure mPudsncs in Lie Also Chronic
preparation strongly concentrated all the medicinal
Of saIsapa,a comSned with the most to-, aids
Kingdom fully tested only hy patients
qualified and the appreciation Of the public and
h'
ps Diseases have been such rs are not furnished in the
who have used capable doing for the millions sun suffering
the of ls and nuse' new vigOr throughout the
''''~ ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
Tho following striking and will be Of
Of scroua commends itself all similarly al
sourHroRr, Conn, Jan. l, Isis.
Msss s,o Gentemsn Sympathy for The afflicted
the Of wife She was severely a,s,ed with the ssroaa
and a hs 81 m p %S suffering
finding relief remedies used the disease attacked
Be- laid OPEN which any benefit
para produced decided aud favorable effect
b her r., 1 s S f nma
her friends she found her health quite 1t now over
g the disease thoroughly eradcated from the system our
Aghbo all knowing to these facts and think very highly Of
Yours with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
letter received from Mr. ~ W. Harris gentleman
wei known In Louisa county, va -. g.
nass s%rsd boy Of o mine wS @
lily. Yours truly, - 49, ,,,.
IN. w. HARRIS.
"FREprRIcKs HALL, Va, July H. lsis"
saSs sssArARLat almost unnecessary to direct at
tenton well and dcservedy popular
preparation patients often who wish to the extrac
induced try worthless compounds hearng the
confer greater benefit read
e than directing advertisement the
another column The bottle has recently been
those who wish really good article
this all the medicinal value Of the root
thousands has proved its efficacy in curing The
recommended and at the
any other perhaps this medicine useful in
pairing schange eason4ome Journal Sept 1878
Prepared and sold Wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. D. SANDS
Chemists 100 Fulton street corner OF William New
York.
Agents Washington city, c.; r. Paterson Charles sot
T. d. W. H. Gilman Sold in Alexandra b,
Cook Pcl, and in Georgetown by r. T. Cissell
by druggists generally throughout the United state
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So
Mar Is-tlsJuly.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

BY The q kUEL cLAPP
GENUINE Original
W On
Yet
os ~h-l be . "9 lie .sadas u carts headed ik. ouses.
which have soii vii g.
Tesn.d sse be VIII produce solitary proof Of lha
panhe not deceived
OkiCtsAL DR. on
lRs"ss family
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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obtain books records documents which may deemed
necessary TO the decision OF any claim presented
Board. and which IN the possession power of the
Mexican Republic the ast clause of the fifteenth article
the aforesaid treaty OF February lSiS and the
OF the third section OF the said Congress March
lsi9, are likewise pursuant the order of The Board
herewith published.
Extract from Article Ky Of the treaty betsen the United
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JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island of St Thomas
u per brig Annslostn, Capt Dory, n lot of the fses,
genuine green turtle brought this market which
will be served up daily in soup, and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
tok, fresh oysters, spiced OYSTERS ackcre
hogfsh &C., &c, all Of which will be served up at III,
shortest notice.
o. Families served rs usual.
Aug. i8-u W. WALKER.
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IL OBEhr J. WALKER Will practise law I'm the
L y supreme Court of the United States. In answer to
many letters he thinks proper say that nc attend
to claims before Congress any OF departments, but
WIN devote his attention exclusively inrused
him in the Supreme Court.
Office on Pennsy vasia avenue the Seven Build
ings, Washington, ID. C. Mar 6-tf
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\ 1oNUMENr Mid ICE DEpOr.-INO. pErTL

TONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOr.-JNO. PETIT
wi BONE would inform his patrons and the public that
he has procured at considerable pains and expense,
iarge and superior sloo of pure ice and that he is
pared furnish families hotel keepers, copiectioners,
and others with the article in such quantities throughout
the entire season) as they may desire
Prices reasonable and variation with those persons
who engage of me in the beginning OF the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the post office, and by Jno F.
Callan, druggist, oil and 7h Streets and at my
coal office near the Long Bridge.
Apr 5-2aw6w
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Soaring, FermentinE, Acid " ComPoal
OF S. 2 TOWNSENDi

OH To~nscndi GENUINE
Original ssR3APARLA. fMTATfON
r. Townsends article
Old DR. complains
wish is
dssnsr
In
OF medicine
public
ssoa' .rofe medicine nins ~ The properties, the article. ued
AGENTS Of DISEASE instead OF health
ne health aud bloom
crushed and broken Danish ifrmy.hst old JACOB
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FoUNDtbe h
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
within The reach and the knowledge Of all who need learn and
know, BY joy'1 experience
Trnnscendout Power 10 Heal!
and 'hos ohare the unfrehsarbl- satisfaction
millions
and useuntss Themselves herfam,hes and friends.
Principal Office l02 Nnssausreef, N. Y.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th street,
opposite the Irving Hotel g. D. w H; Gilman, Penn
sylvana avenue Browns Hotel j. F. Callan, corner
OF and 7th streets opposite the General Post Office M
Deany of Pennsylvania and A street and
Rdgely Co., Pennsylvania avenue, the West Mar
ket. APP lS-dN SWIM.
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he 81 en- lulcio del dicho III :
IN. bnnal de AQmisarios o en- ell
ny de los recf0mantes Sc necesi-
ats tare para la iusta dec lsion de
OF cualqaier reclamation, algu-
ri. nos llbros, papeles do ar
m chivo D documentos que
To- posea el gobierno Mexicano,
m D que esien on su poder; los
Is, cornisarios, o los reciaman-
lin ties por conducto de ellos, los
ay Pediran por escrito (dentro
IA del plazo que designe ell
lie, Congreso,) dirigendose al
an Minisiro Mexicano de ReIa-
rs, clones Exieriores, a quien
&C. transmitiTa las peticiones
ed de esta clase ell Secreta-
an rio dc E,tado de los Es-
he tados Unidos; y oil gobi-
mt emo Mexicano 50 compro-
lc- mete a eniregar 4 la mayor
he brevcdad possible, despues
u de recibida cada dem anda,
CHI los libros, papeles de archivo
on o documentos, asi especifi-
ed cados, que posea u esten on
he su poder, copias D cx-
TO tractos autenticos de los mis-
le, mos, con ell objeio de que
le- sean transmitidos al Secre-
id tario de Estado, quien los
IS; pasafa Embellishments al
p expresado tribunal de COM
", isarios. Y no SO hara petit
ny cion alguna de los enuncia-
,ts dos libros, papeles . docu
We nentos, por D a instancia de
or Dingun reclamante, sin que
en- antes sc paya aseverado bajo
"a uramento D con afirmacion
solemne la verdad de los
hechos que con elios sc pre-
tende probar.
The act of Congress of 81 March,
, carry into effect certain stiytla-
J the United States and the Repmb-
y of February, 1919.
year from and after the organiza-
~ designated within which such
al the instance ofany claimant or
the Secretary of State Of the uni
an Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
or documents, in the possession
mt of the Mexican Republic, as
to the Just decision of any claim
1 Board, in conformity with the
ID daily, for the space of thirty
ligencer, the National Wing, and
in the city OF Washington.
ION,
prit %. 1919.
|. CAREY JONES, Secretary.
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Claims against Mexico.


rORNELIUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
~ ms will continue attend the preparing and prose-
cutting OF claims of citizens of the United States against
Mexico before the Board of Commissioners which will
the 10th OF the present month. They have had
great deal of experience and recovered large amounts be-
lore former boards. Their will be moderate
All letters addressed either oil them at Washington,
post paid will receive prompt attention.
April Adm
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A CARD.The subscribers respectfully request all
n persons indebted the late firm Of d. Clagett " Co to
make early payments The firm OF Clageu Newton. May
late Of D. Clagett Co.. those preserving to do so,
can settle with d. Clageu personally We hope tSs eau
will receive early attention from our friends
An Tiff ID. CLAGETT a. co.
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J1yENING AnIUsEMENTs.-Just received STA
games among which we enumerate the following:
Comic conversation cards
Cheerful Chit-chat
The Menagerie, or game of beasts
The poor old soldier and his dog
The Pictoric password
Game of the States, who'll be President
Game of Heroes
Conversations on Paleys theology
Philosophical cnigmas
The sacred Oracle--a religious pastme
The Caude History
Urania, astronomical game
Besides many other entertaining games; for sale by
VIM FISCHER,
Mays Stationers' Hail.
TOHN nj. McCALLA, late second Auditor OF tho
u Treasury oilers his services the prosecution OF claims
the government, before Congress- the departments
the settlement OF military accounts, and agency bust
generally. He will also practise law in the District
~
Letters addressed him business should be postpaid.
HIS office the of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph office.
WASHINGTON Cry, April 26-eo6m
NEW style straw bonncts, parasOls &C., this day
IN received and will be offered much below usual prices
among which
rs entirely style colored bonnets, the first that
has been intoduced into this city
Also $50 of the following descriptions, viz: Lyonesc,
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
Also $50 paraso and parasoets OF the latest Partisan
To which The attention of purchasers is respectfully
yited p. II. HOOE IL co.
AL 6 u,;f