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From he Nautical Standard.
The Mosquito Question, &c.


A correspondent thus writes from Bermuda
This is an extensive station, and the ships are
few and far between, 30 that we see little Of each
other, and movemcnts, owing to the unfre-
places visited by ships, are little known by the
people ashore. One thing have learned since I
came out, that the incessant calls Of merchants for
man-of-war 70 show herself of only for day, Just
to look in or merely To heave 70 of the port, and
show her colors, &c. &c, daily giving the lie
TO Mr.. Cobden's assertions of our usccssnese and
the superiuity OF men Of war In commission Ma
ny merchants have told me that much more busi-
mesa would be done If their several ports were more
frequently visited by vessels Of war. Property is
not safe in these semi barbarous countries
saviours and liberators spring up like mushrooms,
and the land IL regeneratcd about twice year by
glorious rcvolution,) as in the ports Of Europe.
expect we shall have row with the yankees some
Of these days about the Mosquito territory which
for more than hundred years has been under our
protection. The only possible line for the much
talked of and very much To- be desired canal
the Isthmus, as highway, or rather bridge be-
tween the two hcmisphercs, passes through thc ter
rtory OF the king OF Mosquito, whose subjects, like
himself, are a mixed race of the Aborigincs and
Spaniards, and perfectly unable TO protect them
selves. Indeed, they arc az much under our sur
vellanco as several Of our conquered provinces in
India, whose princes sit upon the throne of their
ancestors wifi British resident alongside OF them
to direct their movements.
Now, the Honduras Government has for years de-
carcd that the Mosquito territory belongs TO thcm
gaining their ends perfectly willing to grant the
yankees immense advantages respecting the said
canal, il they will only hold while they devour
the Mosquitoes. very respectable merchant as
sured me that he had n rough drauRht of a
contract between certain American capitalists and
the Honduras government for the making Of the
canal In my humble opinion, IL the canal should
ever be cut, 1t must be considered public highway
for all nations. II the United States were To get
such thing in their hands, we and all mercantile
nations would have to go TO war with them imme-
diately. Indeed, II is generally believed in this
part Of the world, that is the jealousy with which
The different European powers view the possibility
of exclusive possession, which has prevented the
work being already executed. Whenever you hear
Of American advcnturers lowering about the Span
ish Main, or Of Grey Town or Nicaragua being in
trouble, you may depend that the canal project has
something 10 do with H. Tho Honduras govern
ment is constantly trying TO get up quarrel bc-
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MosTeoMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

BOILER.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is IN
II vitcd 10 this valuable improvement. Expert
mcnts the past year on boats, Both in Salt and Frssh
water, also Tor land purposes have fully tested
lie superior qualities steam generator, and the
great saving Of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler now In use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Mcs-rs. HECKER 4 BROS, Flour Mills, 2ol Cher
~ street
HOOPER 4 BROS sss Pearl street
MOTT T. AYREs, Foundry, foot 2sth
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
A. w. METCALF, SO and S. Centre street.
ID. ID. BADGER 4 CO.. ~ and IS Duane
street.
N.B. sTARBUcK's Foundry. Troy. New
g SMITH cURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa
And on board steamboats, JONAS G. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYsON, foot Of Liberty street, NJ y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply 70
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SAMUEL WARD,
rs South William street, New York.
June 20--tf
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MrRroAr PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

g ~ CARvAIHo, Artist, Of Baltimore. respect
-. fully informs the citizens OF Wsshington, and
the public in general, that he has rented thc Da-
guerreotyps Gallery formerly occupied by Van
Loan Chase, at the corner OF n street and Penn
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In that city; and the public at Washington have
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.

Agency OF the Book-Publishfng Houses In
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RAvENsCROFT COLLEGE,
Columbia, Tennessee.
,dsr fhs control Of Biakop Ofsv AND Conpeufsou 9


Under ne control Of Bishop Ofsy AND Convention qf
The Protsstanf Episcopoi Church.
YT>HE next session will begin on the first Monday
IL in September. Professor Macleod Is head Of
the household; and win fully carry out the plans
by which II is proposed 10 make a quiet, refined,
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moral, mental, and physical culture In the study
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Boarding, lodging, wasbing, mending, fuel,
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Pupils may be entered at any time, and win be
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vscation--tbe months OF July and August.
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Rev. Z. II. Csrssxv, Ashwood Rcctory, do.
Jan. 2 Trustees.
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0TRELAND As SAW TT.--Tho Char.c-
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BY William 8. Bslch.
The Shakespeare Calendar, or Wit and wisdom
for every Day in the Year.
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURYs
Jan N Bookstore, near 9th n.
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ITALIAN and LATIN languages. Rough Pronun-
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DHILIP BARTON KEY viii attend 10 any
il business he may be entrusted with before either
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10 the prosecution of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Once on street.
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tween John Bull and Jonathan This subject is
much talked OF in this part of the world, and al
lude TO it think you win hear more Of il by and
bye. You know probably that Helena has lately
been employed in fixing upon eligible site for a
light house Turks Island, that Persian has been
visiting Aux Cages, Port au Prince, and Sante Do
mingo, and the other movements of the squadron
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22

language Of another, let me advise you that
the good wife is one who is strictly and con.
scientiously yirluous she is humble and mod
ou from reason and conviction, submissive from
choice, aud obediont from inclination What
she acquires by love, she preserves by pru-
dance She makes il her delight TO please
her husband, being conhdcn, that everything
that promotes his happiness must, 10 III. end,
contribute to her own. She always rcjoiccs
in his prosperity, and by his tenderness aud
good humor, lessons his cares and Affections.
Go-and may lIcaycn bless you both
Young llamblcn, as nav well be Supposed,
was not free from embarrassment, on this occa-
sion. Addressing Mrs Oils
"You are correct. said be, " n the oplu-
ION tba, / yielded, with grca, reluctance, to
the little a,tifcc which has been employed --
/ finally asssu,cd, Only on the strongest assur-
auco from ,hcsc I knew to b. war best
friends. that should BE- held blam,le,s IN The
matter II | have sailed int pou under
false COLOR, j, was not from my o.G ucliua.
uon, bm in oosdienee 20 a commanding AZ.
nal from lhc very prlc have capiuTcl."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22

coold ye divide tia, record brish, and tear the
names apart
That er.t were written loldl, there with plight Of
hand and heart,
CoulI ys ease Hancock name. cen with the "a
br,'. edge.
Or wash ont with fs,,m,l blooda canvII'' dodble
pledge
So, can tie South .cll out her share IA BsaAsr''
hoay height
Dc eau the North give up ber hast Of fork'o~n''
closing 6ghti
Ca ye divide with equal hand. aher'sgc of sp'e',
or rcnd u twain the ,ap dag 'ha' o'rr them
proilIy sA'o.i
Can ~ ca,, lots or ve,poa's soil, &C ehhhrr 'm,d
the gloom
Ths, hang, it. .oIsma iolj. ALO., ,our oonDOu
Father, io'nb
Or eouii ,e meet around h, gave a. iraris'l'
fc,.
AuI wake 700, tur,ns ,o"c' o'r h,. rurt and
calm reposs
y, p,El sor' ,' rle AnssA.,,,a ,hupd.r.iDuo.
=. ,,so,i -i-r N.uI, ea.l. a.. cas ,.a
rnlquil .ea
Where ,rsp,c wave delighted clasp "gr ho~eD
southern shor-.
AMI vhrr IhrOugh iooa,ag npan'h'n--A'e' Ne
Jask,'' water. roar' 0. =. e..
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The blood that flowed at ls,iug'on. and cr'm.'u'd
lughi Ch,mphln,
~rr,,m. ,uIl along ihr So1tL,m Guli and b, 'hc
hA.- ct M,uc
l. dqv. n vein. tha, swell al','r r'ciir'' s'ld'n
,sni.
,na rhr,i- ., h,rn, ,b,, lo'c 'ul grove u, d''s
N,hr,r'. .rrul.
I,b,ul, ia o,. va, l,o'hc,hrni the 'nr-r "f'h"
Wet,
wah men whose ciu' glass 'Ae"'tl'c' 90 E'ic.'
,i.--'c orra.t
Ani those 6, whom Ser,'m'"r b''"s' the i'''''d'''
.ucnl Lpur.,
With IN ,s, Who .or Drccml-, B. i'o" 'uNreathed
With rorgcou. do~cr'
r.-r uhc., Colurnhi, laugh. TO greet 'hc '"ilios
wctrrr wave.
From where Potomac .sh. t~'' be hc patriot hr'o''
grave
AMI from the streaming everglades 20 I''f""'' "ri'
/, a,oI'
The rlor, Of the nal'oa'' ra'' 'An'' 'h'o"'" /"
kiudrc blood'
wb.r,r, Amold. tale !. I'D It dyes The check
With shame,
And glow. with pride o'er Runkcr ''ll"r No''''' 3
wilder fmc
Aod ,b,rr.oe'eralp,e The irr the stars OF e"''r'
glram,
I,coo the deel a, oc, The dn, II roarsa e'"'"'"
stream
I, !. a sacred legae, y, Dc,sr ca" d''d''
Nor take from ,ihAs, wcSin. not the 30" OF 81"
pride a,.
N., d. huo,rr', Whit, haired chidrt" who h"d a
fruitful home
wb.r, uanelc,. lake. are sparkling and where lone
y river. roam
Gs,rsr drew hi. sword at Eu'a" '"d ''''u'"'
Southern feet ,,.,..
r,oJ the march aero.. the Delaware amid the snow
,Oslo upon the parchment where the natal r'oo''
shines
Tn, burning page OF J,'rtH'os HaT' t"AsN
trS', cslnst li"sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22

\ S,prcrR Knlrp.-Chnrles F Rhodes,
hand on the steamer Perry running be-
tween Providence and Newport, was stabbed
las, Thurd,y evening, by Ann Sullivan a
pi,l whom he he'd scduccd under promise OF
marriage. Tho girl is abou, twenty years
old. has sustained good reputation, and CON-
miued the ac, uader a maddcoiug sense oI
wrong. She has, as yet, manifested no re-
qret, aud no fear. orceP, that her victim
should escape, His wound is considered
mortal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22

" sam, said one little urchin to another,
yesterday, " sam, does your schoolmas,cr
ever gigs you any rewards Of merit"
"Ispcse be does was hrs reply; "he
gives me lickin' every day, and says Imerit
two
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22
PO8G0Y.
Tom n You love, Me. Say So

~ JNgts NtSNh.
ps.u Tov. a, l-a,r, fr,c-hsartrl IA.
Wh-ry'sr yoa g5, God tlrss 700
Ysu'l hsrsr siesh th,s si.h So hlf
ifiys &C. mr 1.strr,s yau'
70 u-t ths, .a, ,o1r ihrughi. ineIiHf,
~ p,-.,h', ths, us, .as
rb-r o-e~ &c an, 90 gui,i m,1-,
ra.a. f,ou h,e ns "a, -a'
Oatllt saull h,lri ar.' nsa', 'rns,
80, bzhtI, srHrt ur hInr--
Co, Lhumor,j. tr,al, ,7t stil The same.
Tarsryat, hisud gr nstghbars
Thee. sh, r1.tpaHs NouI I've tu usn
Tor us. ilsu il, o. .ss o.
Nal ttm. whisper, ,t.I aaas,
Ten. ifyou l,g ur, say so
ll,~ 90, who's Was si,k or s1i
With s1us reHsuhsryi l.,,
ns -igst utyua tE, usl. ns Glad
NaI rhsH ..J HrlrghrN.
"a ", vlI tb.a,br. afars ,r s-I
tlaauy .P.r.f. lr,, 80
n, gur ,r ,hrs'J o. u1I-.t.-J-
Taa. f,a- Iss rss, soy .e.
I-sr Maala,, az thr gulA,tHa,,h,
Nru,lI ,il.Ibrfrey.u,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22

FEEE Schools ~ NEw YoEE.-At the
recent election, the people Of the State Of
NeW York have decided against rePealine the
free school law, by a majority OF from $4,000
N IOO,OO
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TIurs DHh1u's N,saiia !
Seens on The Ohio

NttNt Oh t4lS NttNH
a., st1Usg o.. FUtNu,t.
Itt.s g...,aus ,,r--th. ''rr'"
pltf 90, q r.urrsur s-1I.u g.
t.Ioa .r, lgts.t. 9Th .a6srsJ hsuH,
Tn .Ir,,rsl .tIi. .T sgo,th hs,
q uruiJ .r,u s. 'rtbr trmrc,i'' p'urns
II.a .uspt ,hro,-h eoos. Of tnrp,t bh'''',
Aaa .r,uyryi down th,ir Ea.-ou. bs,sht
o. .i.r u,ol th, save, Jn-uighi.
AaI --r-s. hang. ths iurru ahi.i
H-r tsalrs s.,1s gushing th5,u-h Ihs air
- uiil, ,3 i.au'.t,., .rr.
Thu vo,J a-i ,rryam -crm stirred viii
And tho rure SPIRIT, "a. rfk1gsh lpn,'r
A. Nauury'. hol, altar, Gel.
E.Iis,sn'. eli c..,r-- f,si,usu,
o. .y.r, lean thst clss,,,. ths ~.
Thew. sloy .u each riaaJ and star.
rh.rg', l-sut, iu,arh ,a,e sui trro,
AuI .sutlr,oies- from sfT
a., apus d.. abgrl-miastsl.,
IN .usa a spoJ. al such an hour,
My ,pirit ig,., q ,rsuofpowcr,
AID an t.neath, arouui, above,
>s,ms earthi, Bile, aud hc1ysuI, I've.
oh. Mar. ldal of M be-.
", hearts youug mate, nv -1uT. s~ce
Dysr soother Of my ,p'ri,, 'trii., ltrid,
vuuLJ iAst ihDu vert By my side,
M sould kue,l on ths green sod
lnl,s Co thee and praisc to Goi,
Add, g'Iiag in thy s,ntr yes,
Dream bui ~ IL, aad Paradise.
I 80 ih, name IN ,ou blus ~,
o. every sound thy name hear,
An nature paints it % my sye
And brclJass it en- my listening ear
rad Il ia the noon's sweet beam,
rhe starlight print. it on the .tre.n,
ma wave ths brcefs and singing bard
Spsas b. rn, sual the blc.sed wOfd-
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"wcll, they DO saw" replied Mrs Lincoln
"tbat George lIamblen has actually offered
himself TO her, or u on the poini u doing 50;
and Il such be the fact, aud Il ny advice was
askel IN tbs matter, should say, le, Mary
accept hin by al means she never can DO
b5,tcr. aud may DO much worse. As to your
remark abou, rank, Il you intend 10 intimate
that Ais rank is not equal 10 ,hs' n lgr ds1gh-
ter. mus, be allowed to ditIcr from you.--
True. George j. a mechanic; bot have yc,
10 learn that well educated aud accomplish
ci Young man like him, is any the less a gen
ucmlu. OF che less entitled To b. considered
OF thc Gr,, society, ior bying q mechanic"
"Oh. now. yuu needn't talk 10 10 me, 90
said Ms O,ts, You'll never make me b"-
uryc mechanic j.. gentleman, in ,hc true
acccp,aiiou ct ,hs word There may De- so,ue
uh, arc tolclably we'll educated and know
h5U to appear quite respectable when thrown
unto gooJ company; but thsrc ), something 60
u, mind 30 Vulgar in ihs idea Of a mrch5,ir,
that / can us,-s coussu, Go auy arrangement
"".' "'.' IN m
With ms permission, ever alr,r mc as Doe
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