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WANTS.

y OTIt E.-Losf Icissid tx0 prom. s-org notes.
tdrswu Dy jefferson Z. Jones % tLe order u J y
kee-r Bro fcr olc lullf-d dollars eac3 dated OcJ5~r
D. and n 1913 r1e months from dale .ad nofss we're
selt to NeEy-i tk- Sn n Sraunr 4 Wool
"a i7 49, ~ sos-ab-r said
~ pNLrs ended, Al persons are ca0le1 agsnst re-
ffFig hen, - payrHrcf Las been stopped suiizbr
rev. ard VII De given fJr their return 10
- - Is. Keller BRO 81 Mark-tsf PtTa
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pCRLIc ADHtsETRAToEs OFFICK 80 7 xs-..S Soc-.
sssse{ ,ss . - is-is-es ~ q "a u JULIA
~ = 49, ~ 1870 al a. ss-sia d.
hsnes y 100 Aor-5s-cf - nste-f ssrset
q b - aceosta . - IL - - -, =, - -
- q. .es sr..cr q he s-cs. = - n MaruA
s>sts-Dsfss ks- toxl, Jsas -. lso.
&ls~f~ SAkx< 8 IhLYIk Fus-s x<n~s.ussx
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PROPOSALS.
no BRASS POuNDERs.-Ssslsd Vrgy'..,s

'tO BRASS FUtNDERs.--5esl.d Prgg<es.r
b. received BY tho s1hscnbef a. Us onfe d - "A
Aqlstget Department until February -, 49, q
? NJ f1r 900 inch sfop-cOcks composition y =
cJyyef, q a. IA, % zinc tic wcs IN ansDf -
be.t eLaras ~ Bnc stellar 20 patterns il ~ -
approved Il ~ he Wafer PUTseyOr ard ~ " tes
b. ne lst day u Nay geat Thsnsmss of 40 fssg
scrsCgs with ihcif Nrlira ass 1 ~ bscOzs 80
- i4h.mfEi in ever pansc4su d ~ eosnssA
required % accompany each proposal PsJnr..
made 1iLln % cays TDtn ihs lnspoc1o1 q =.
fei WIN ftseryslson Oi ~ PER oslf. anal ~ ~
4On ~ ue col1aet Persons wishing 70 essDsS
qees.sd, before sending in thfif pfopossls % -
"tce, where patterns can te sesn. Onsrs 10 = -
Proposals fof Bfsss s,Op-cocksH
Oh-ce CfotOn Aquedgel DrparmeSi
HICBOLAsDEAAIisas3
January = fs5l ~
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INFORMATION = wanted Il GEORGE and JANE
fNJkis cnirrn ~ Geo Nors. formerly u sco<s1d "a
receaiy residing N0bgr.L Tley VII lear VI .ou1in.az
D. laeir a1vanusxe By addressing
AASIkklON SMITH, cor. u Avenue
% ~a@iE- keFeuinsI SeS-Yg orr
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS

WEDNEsoAr MoBNiNs, feb. l3
NV DAILY-The 7aegraPh began Daily issue
Monday Il conducted with sputwe doubt not 'he el-
'erpnse vii be successful
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NAvai-The Norflis Bsgc7n furnishes the io0E-
.t % O-sers .iscl-i % i.- squadron "a ne Med
crrarelr Hl-sr 4erpr4Iece tftIg siigi-O 1flu4Uier
ti-Clicf Commodore Charles " Morgan. Feef Cfntai1
and 0apid OF ne Ship, oreo Blake. Lsui- Geo hllr
Jas L Herl-rsnr Joan Do-.ee, ralc- Nusow. An
Surgeon uftae rrf Wm Nlee.sn FHr--r Cha- lrraf
10 Master. Edw hlggns al do Joan Beaumont Pass
el A. stsIf -urVeCr Mm Ggrr. Assistant d. " Asi
flu sherman IhA .lsia 4 Barrow Prot M4-hemslrs
Mofcec. -rnsA C0mmocors- Secretary. Francis IL h
H. Julytrr Passed II ds4lguea. Chss Bsysld SAMUEL
X F-znkAn. Wm Holman, L-dysrt Pheps ia.
Wadde- Mid.biprnen, VI Ca ard J sk-rriu Ruff.
Sparkling. Isaac " Hester, - DAVIS B0stswan, Edw
Csyeuny; Gunner ASS Caris. Carpenter Francis Gel
Sal-'laker, Middleton Frg1fs C0Nsflft-Ca p'aH
Ihos Con0ver; Lieuten-nts James " Rowan.
Grky q >1arlck Ppinderf-r. l. ssrur. W
ler koouao; Cnap.s-a, Nathaniel Frost Passed ASS
tart >lrgeuu " Jeffrey ASH d.. Horwiz ri.ts
lzsihsTtIHt-Cupisr. WA 1asiElers e1eua1-s. Me
lanctul sllfL selry Natr Ihas >'-rdfnsn. ID f.azg
Geo W Chapman. Mortgorery Hgnt. surgeon. Bsrnlg-
lHu fursrr, Joseph Bryant; Master CLRi Pas
>4uht; Brevrt C au % Msur-- Aitso1 Garland
Fr.Ifs ~ iIUrrsreO apts.l n ram Paullng. Iaru
lrlA1is VI Hcr, CaAs Rsrio1 T. 3 ReuslaW. f1uaud
lalier. Joscqn Adams, Surgeon Geo CIR er. Pass-
A,s.s-ali do, John Barclay Parser frs socktln
Masrr tlshAl Parker sfeEacr Elfissiprf-C aptln
Joll A4tr1 -, Cr0ssalt surgeon, G-org- Bacxnal
fgr--r u E.Tg Mast-r J Eeurarf a. srSrf ~ur.
s-.sa- Js- a4niilon- Ps-- Nfl1-hipuu=r- S-..r
Sni-h Naa hess phlly Ihos lOuEg y Wltmol "a
Cl-f ing neer Js-.~ GraY si Assistant lo Wa Fse
rtls kotf DHrty - As.ls-a-i -. 4 " 6edi-- 10
san. 0-o " Coleman. - Glersst Plfssrs ERIK Cass
Sweei.. Siop o. ~ ~ s1Ha-sfcr-s Comrul-r sar.e
Mercer. L.slt-uzcts h X llsc1er. II \ harrsol. Wm
Rosa Gardner. MAYO Wsklns s4rks1a. lsetsl L }
Ni-4aEls Mss.er. Edward BaSrrlt
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CONVEYANCES.
.r@A REerLAR VAIL LINE nr

- n
wEEN BOsrUN AND NEw.YoSr
route. without Ferry ehsnge ofcsrs bsggagc .rs -
s,esrseT MASSACHy SETS Capt Joel Stone, Al con
MODORE, Capt. Wllaan H. srs-ee. ln counecnos -
The Stoungton and Proylrnce ard Bosou and Provss-
Railroads eaving New-Yofk daily Suri4ys etcs.,s~
from Per North River a. 4 o'cock. p NJ xni S.o.1,,
a. O'Clock VI or upon fhe arrival ~ - mai -,
Boston These Steamers were haii expressly or las -.
snc arc l every rscccs Particularly a3xptef ~ 49,
con o. lolglsl4nl Sound TIE accom uio>tsr1zs L. -
SCI .crs conmoiols Gnd eCui0rable--th= Ger
pdlr sll cApcuelced. TIE rOlts belg tAe sl,fs,. -.
rns direct between Bosion All New York paSssrse, =,
er1toi 20 Aruve Gra2c Nr - morning L.. =,
s,gaueos.s slt railroads rlllng % VARIOUS p,1,. -
ihosecincS TIE MASsACHl ET-rS vii ~syv Nrs.Y,.
Tuesisv rlgfSisy AID Ssuriay Leave S,ou.ugio. ~
dAy "Wednesday All Fcdsv. The COMMODORE =
leavc Ntw-l oFk AgGtay. "Wednesday snd FRIDAY L-xS.
S1n.rgton Tuesday, Etarslsy AM Sssartsy NB-P.s
ssugers re arrival ot the srauiers a. >toar.c -
cred mnnei Nlely m tie splendid rairo1a caS . fros
deuce sgd Bosol. sarySge uias-sr scconT ssts, =.
s.eauho trains lo ant iu Boston 90 1ske charge Of l..
seracc for lassssr. ecrfa-. state HeteAt A,
plcsius rag te uis3e o De sgcn's &C he wharf al a
he oface o. Baasry-psce. on
xG-- IsTATEN ISLAND fBRRf.-0
=, 49,, ~ sicr Oct = isS, ~ boss NJ cav,
- ~ follows
T-Irs Nra- ls,k-At9 ID. a. 5. ant : O'Clock
Icfrs >tftea ls.s1t-At q 70 ~ Z And oc.ocs =
.U~s- STATEN FERRY-Ls.,,
feaa a. > N. 4 n al 4 leave Va
'ivroiI lisrtris sts 10 70. = and u
SlNn.ys-I ezys WIZ, a. a. . a.. sa1 J leave Va
t-ro,s Lardag ats De- snd : ~
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~ proiracted meeting commenced Oh Mon
dsy evening in be Methodist Episcopal Church PAvou.a.
and VIII ssep eycu.n. during he vSs'E except
Saturday
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SI0n REWAkD.-s.oIs. Ii! s..r-ns - ..- 4,

mn RENARD.-sO. al evening tef& &C. s.a
'ylOOand uinc Dciock, from fhe residence II liz sub
.'foer IN errePorts opposite Monroe. Lace Broskvu
zoe argr saver Pitcher marked {. Cornell pr-seuod
~ Lc worsrgn-u of ih. lCl Nsi-e Lead Cgaparr.
January isl4 also, che Silver Tee Pot sGgar Bo.t
sp9 Boa and Ma Pot al marked ? c { also sios.u
.Ot oi cat-lg Tie shoFe reward VII % psid " III
proportion 10 az part OF 10
lEg- p CORNELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

ANrISLAsERY ~ TE1As-Aa intelligent Texas
correspondent OF The Daaiss safes CO. RscJra
writing irom Richmond n thst state. sasstfat
There several leading oi his STATE. who would
- IN fav0r o. grst4sl abolition pf slavery and ia
wol4 BE- wl.ng 10 colfue 10 south of50- nora Atlild-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

TO IRON ROUNDERs.-se4ed Pfopo<s., a
received ~ iEs subscriber Al ne ot<- u "A
A41ednci Department until February i1Lh, - -
Pm Tor 500 C.sl Iron TappsT Boxes rds. "A
sseu On spylcal!On 10 ne Wstef PureyOs -
The Boxes b - delivered a. me- - TeqaHsce "A
pzrtmsnf ofers, ~ be snc0rsed -PUp1sas
b0xes"-Oaice CfciDn AqledacI DsfL
Jsnasry - ~ -
- fFf8 NICHOLAS JkAtl -
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.


ClNAan LiNr-Saas frog iir0I,.t
t..gRr.. $50 su...,. - P..f.-. o.. sst Fst b
sNAuA ....... la haf.s-s far N~F tcN ..sti it' ,
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" AUN-'UNT AT0HFIEI7l - 70
- William I Anderson. sn old sud respected
member OF sussex Co Bar died Saturday, 81 Newton
lie wss admitted 20 practice ln lafl.
- d. John Richard Jones OF Burlington hav.
ry been oli glnui9g tici 90 Friday sfsrnooo a.t
ag tie accidental d.cWge o. gun. which he va, hanin.
~ workman keeping he iauzfs 10 A.s hAnts The ig
ger .sLt roof and caused ihc lsharge The waoe
charge entered info ths en- Ils below tho SHOULDER
passed into ~ en side and .rucs heart 81 bel, ote
oi ID. luus causing DEAN a. about hour. a'er Bee
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~ AsGI>es-Papss.4 ,soo pieces, hcD ~
wide, aifere1l qualities snd eoi0Es - - -
nrng press 0AUAf 1 pkk&lcksQh w
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- 80 AHte af fn orler a .lrfoe1t@ q o. Cs.fF =
80. = --fe,y Cr-u - al per-z. iaEzr cana 49, -
rAD-1L ~ CUT. tt- " ~ Cty ga q,
f-rl- n. 49, - fl1a~rs ir-f sst-rl~rs Il -
ar- a va ~ Var Cot ~ = "a 81 strse - 81 -.
foft fresh fav q Nsr uert at.t -.
lesa, - ,-ra - 81 -eyt~.b~f 80
., ~ "a COTT T.,
81 asfU CHARITY Van COTr A--if.ftf HIS
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Oseorpes aDa James Grassy q ne e1plosioa
ogriet Greco odd eaf agSevf 0rk Bay Cen
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:, Iktak COthIcfy 40 f,lasy d N-- Iofs.-cHAELEs
,cttEDkRlCks "a ct IHOhAs " COlr-f8 d. tsfsrsrf
itOh4c " corr hereby .smnrsd .as req rel y -
80 n COM t1f "a trtg1, 80 oI.s -
- "a - slprule Colr 81 - 10
a. lei - 60 M. q le C-y NJ So faft. fi- iIy
sfaarf ne rosi hi lllfIef hfy
- % Jgnf 81 - "a -
"a tl1 tFr'l lsfs ~ n ts allu ysa.
fe 4eFr a 80 fag ri gft ~ ftl ~
I'D . 80 +lal 'a~ t0r si1rsssl 80 r.trfI q ssr I.g
7ni tssnsf or haairei iorT
20 aeg r --h from 10 ~ q gelfly
- tos.all -stt si aai 5ry ass sasss s. ~ slaDf
tat he~ isrs, Jsa4aly -. I'D 4 MASON
ls~,~ PaafH. Ar,.rsrys ~ ss.-4s s.s.-t
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u FtetANCE of order 81 kav- Hais-s -srn.rsf- u
- ee--ig 40 nls bsrJy ss1 % a fers1s lss a.
etals zs JASON fAiGE q 20 CT u B-.a,s "a ~
tpalfJ iee1ast -fh 10
- r--ienrs crrrls1sa lis1seasr Csarfy
Nss icrs affror1rr ls4s-Aar II -.
ls~el- ELIsHA y PRATT Aensn.-ts..sr -
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fLSlA>CE u a. oet-r q a. sspxa,s Csanty N
iN-@ Ten sotss a~-sy T.a - 81 p~rsor- esya, ess.
.ssst SARAH FEADEkOAsI, q q q ss- Yt u.
s-asel yr--eat sfE rsecss, fa~-cf 10 u, -.
= NJ rene- q Jeaa 1J "a - So-sTy - a. of ~
iocs 5-4rs ~ tr ersf day x M cit DE- ~
fsn tls ia - = A0vs14s-r $50 -
A l,-.s j1nx klp ~ IhAN, Aan.....assa
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MURINE COURT toqn-y n knr.Jo-.h Cdso.a nad P.fs
- H. VIA bpga 40 Ofr.y T4e, Efseutof, frss
t-@t - = AaoF Chaps l-cess> Wsas
80 ~ LfSl y Flmpl0a. ssra4 y ChsJ1 J1h1 Csspa VI
IN " clsfa Asrsoc@r y ChsF.a. S~Esz.sr 6sf..sss
's-lsfl AssxLss ba1s 81 -
- L-1s srfs As'slr- bslsrpfey To - a-iass -
<-ais, "a fs -sp5 --aaanas5 T. IL ooyat is
eifz - - 11e n - Cou1fy a -. ii,
y hfi bft D. -1s1iy IL a. q D@es-sbeg
- sa p .<rFs fopg ~ e
wei '--' us ty ~ ~ ta f.snfy - -, -
res a>s-o -rr-- q s- az q slh .srves a. - y.
TiDs "a N trtfrf - cor an filr-.sc ~ rb,afH
20 = ~ sgcr g. ~ r. II ssassie eo9s
- 81 D-rsnt~f ~, l-s- WILLIAM , hOPPiN.
- So f-lnt1s A'ior-sJ, - v l,' stree. Ss- foes
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AecIDEST-Ws reETet 70 earn thar MAJOR John
w NosOu q he Customs Department o-oks his leg ~
A. soue dsyssgO whils experimenting iAs dseAsrgs d
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Gil NM no LOAN All per csst a. q
~ ''''siS ssaaSfn Z 20 srs
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- follows
Te4ss Nra- lsrk-At9 d. a S. aris O'Clock
L.l-a Nttlea L...A-AL |. ID. II. a AL ac.l.a !.
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tOAFihuLl AIS ONCE. stats 81 h-~ fss H. sESkCA
y tNitif BANK 'Nt.flao| has tie Gee oIe .
the appointment s ALBANI CHI BANK in ne -
Attnf, agcni "a TO rrtemf ta IL crruaEs 1ets.
cfl-f 'h l - sppuiasut u - 1-hsrcs
-tners Eaat - - sob sg-li lgfs--ts
t~i A 80 rrHs 10 he redemption Of bs aots psss-i d.J
-Ir WAsBfs6TON HuNr E. rpts,lf-,
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CiRoUrr CcURT The sat IN relation 70 The VII
q ne ate JoAE Dairy = .u GA. 1, raj sr~usf -
kovsry inszrxles Cozp.zy n res-oa ID seIe.sr win
W. ksSkk y Gs4Ess gisaA
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w tieaai - , N, I y 40 : esve Ne
'iyrtl llsriris sfs ~ ~. q and n
SUNn.ys-Iezye Nf.i, a. a. . a.. .a1 J. leave Va
f-rhir Is-iiag al 8 lu . srA a
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RANK OF Tho sosrs Z ~
~ ~ saa.seeTy. Asryisne, Re1semsd bT .E.s3
TffN - " 'i'i-fa . 81 , rsrf <3szSsnt -
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'orHr Of COMMON FLEAs i,r u- CO. 49, Cs.ay III A-~
y f.rs--jsr-s flsqs J-n against Et-ift G. , Fogsf-
rlas ~ 1of-y fgalfl clntrfrt ssrfc1
EDWARD D. FOLDLhi isl hereby Summoned al
rt ~ sas~ef - l9mf OBJ, -et,a, shtE - a-l
atre ef - C-k o t- or az lo-hty 20
~ hfA ed ely s.i o. serve copy " -
49, u7 ile s4iseroef Is oLss NJ :. J.ta street
~ t Il Ne- fofE n twenty "a. aef - Lsrsof
-zcss y Tie icy oisulh a. a.
p sim - me s.or--st The psaff -u
Sn-1l isas yoa 90 Ne san u Lla~t .os I'll
~ from Ne i1sh Say q feogay tousald sght
ny sssl. n o. ga. Dssd sstrlary Is0
f~9s A " WALLS. Plst1 kltorueY
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.. lFaEhE tutFt-4 4gslle 4 l44f,sr tgsast Jsaa
- cgrfraff T. b. rsr
Gu eli fe.aty OF - fsI9 JOHN ADMISSION tsisai
t ss &c -fsy slin9e rt fsq ei - fe llnp-d
tts tftou ~tst 4st Jta2sfy ~. ls0 z- II
- n - tii 49, tsJ n w fofs, he Cfy Hal -
q - iefl 4ni ~ rrsr fspg o o. us al
AZ 1u - sna- - .tcs ~ We stree
u. rtan t~>lJ tss sf-r - L-rssf s1r1sr-
ty a sf4 a. gl4 ia cons
ia lie tus sflr-Ea1. A- p.utf his ~
-t rsa1r Iol 81 tle Il .teel fllffsi
p - day 20 -
I'D sr.-e
" lLKKkE Pa1tff A.1nsy.
-Ln...- n IL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11
A Remarkable Woman.

A correspondent, of the N. Y. Com
mercial instances remarkable display Of
genuine patriotism by the wife Of a gentle
man who OF one time kept restaurant in
The city ::
"lf you would like to see sight "wor;h
SEEING" 60 and take your launch at "Gos-
Iing's American g. French Restaurant"
II Nassau street. You will there find be-
hind the lunch table, waiting on the guests
with the most modest dignity and cheerful
assiduiiy, q fine looking, rosy-cheeked,
black haired female, specimen Of perfect
health and cheerfulness, and younger in
appearance than the vast majority Of wo-
men at forty. This is the wife of the
host-ihe mother Of "a children, the ed
EST Of whom is 80, and the youngest two
years old; Il of whom, with 10 grand
children, are still living. She rises every
morning at five. and does the marketing
for this great establishment and during
several of the busiest hours OF the day sees
that the guests are properly waited on and
attended 10. She confesses TO 40 years,
but without the confession she would not
be deemed guilty Of forty. Had she lived
in The days of ancien, Rome, she would
have been entitled to and would have re-
ceived the honors of the Republic ; and
certainly it can not now be misplaced TO
bestow this brief notice on one who has
contributed so many citizens TO her coun-
try, and whose good conduct in her daily
walk in life, and modest demeanor. and
cheerful efforts 10 aid the partner OF her
lot. present so useful an example for Uni.
tation."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11
From the Columbia Democrat.
Lines written on the occasion of visit to the lie"
istuTg Cemetery.

Oh. Death, thou ruthless enemy of man,
Delighting 10 curtai his mortal span,
To all, revolving is thy hideous face,
But most to him who has not tasted grace;
He shrinks from thy embrace and fears TO 30,
Lest he should meet with everlasting NO.
Even to him who is at peace with tod,
The sigh the farewell and the cold. damp sod,
Cause him TO tremble before thee. Oh Death.
And cling to life, though he must yield his breath
But here, around thy tcncmen;s is thrown
Something to hide thy ghastliness aud gloom:
Here the sweet flowers, rich in their varied hues,
Display their sweets, nor by the contrast lose
Their loyehness; fit emblcnls of TIE dead,
The IN, niry of wiiCsc virtue long vii! shed
4 swccter fragrance in the hearts of those
Who still are left TO bear iifes mum nrous woes;
Here, too the willow bends its weeping head,
And seems to point unto the narrow bed,
Like Who ref of happiness and friends
Heart broken looks for thee whose stroke soon ends
The tolls of life. and sets the mourner free
To join the heirs OF Immortality.
Here is the evergreen. whose veriant hue
Suffers change. but tser bright and new,
In winters well summers heat
|; grcets the eve. whcrecr with il We meet
How suited this to represent the state
cf those whove Travelled through thy narrow gate!
Fixed is their state no change they'll ever know,
Filled with ecstatic joy, or piercing wo
Here, too recorded on the sculpturei stone
Is found recount-l that which thou hast done,
And on the marble does the measured verse
The virtues of thy victims oft rehcarsc;
While natures garments ever fresh and green
Give lovely softncss to tn enchanting scene.
Yet, Death, thou art the same in every place,
And always wear st the same revolving face;
Corruption. worms. decay, attend thy course,
Thou overcomest ALL with mighty force;
Thou reign'st DER man. for ALL submit to thee
1nhcriting, alike. mortality
Kings, princes, warriors. the low, the high,
Men of all ranks and characters must die:
ALL Of earth's teeming millions must depart
When struck, Oh Death by thy relentless dart.
Thou reigns mid skulls and hopcs and distant gloom,
Thy throne the charnel bouse-thc silent tomb.
Yet. Death that One who once displayed his power
When, in that glorious resurrection hour,
He burst thy bon DIS, and triumphng. arose
Exuting over all his vanqushcd foes,
VIII soon unneryc thy arm, and at his nod
Thy sleeping millions then behold their God;
Their dusty forms reaninIate, arise
And mount TO meet their sovereign in the skies;
Whilst thou. the tyrant, vanquished, will retire
And only reign in everlasting FIRE.
Then shall the song reccIo through the sky
Death, where's thy powr! and here's thy victory!
While all the ransorrpd host will yet p-olong,
In rapturous JOY. the universal song.
"Glory TO God and as they upwards soar,
They'll praise the Lamb for ever ever more.
EDMUND.
Bloopl Sf,,rJ lly
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They that take the Sword, shall perish by the Sword

We read with wonder that on Heavens plains,
Before this text was spoke or warning given,
The sword was drawn by PandemoHiuns king
And for It thrown from OF the walls OF he;1'eh'
And ever since the warrior found the s"ofu'
Directly or remote, thas caused his d;ath'
From him who f.ll in Nebo on its point,
Till watched Napoleon drew his latest breath
The mighty Hector, who for years had kept
The hosts of Greece from sackinS sacred Troy
At length is dragged in dust around her wall,
While on the rampant weyt his wife and boy.
Tn tnrn Achilles feels the whettcd sword.
Though welded by a warrior he cespiSe1-
Yet the same Paris sent the arrow forth,
Though void Of skill, by which Achilles died
The very sword the mighty ConIueror held
Each day as he appeared tn taunt and boast,
The ruddy Shepherd used to take his life
While shouts Oh shouts went u, from Israeis host
The Worlds great Conlueror in poisoned cup
Ey violence dies in Bab'lons palace hall,
Altbouqh his sword had drunk the blood Of kings,
And at his feet he p,ade all foes to fall.
And he who bravely crossed the mighty Alps,
And struck the Roman nation with ainaze,
At length was forced to flee from place to place.
Before the sword, until it closed his days.
And warlike Cesar, who had grown so great
That he was thought and called Demi-sod,
Died in the Senate chamber by the sword,
And at his rivals statue lay il blood
AUGUST, 1850. JAMES HCMEs.
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MaE0!e0n.

Napoleon was, in truth, great result
the result Of centuries one who carried
the majesty and meaning Of thousand
years, within the compass Of a single per.
son the despot OF kings the king Of
despo,s. Napoleon had his appointed day.
and he lived il. He had his ordained pur.
pose and he fulfilled it. He had his pass
ions, and they chas,ised him. None can
help admiring his genius !; yet, only few
would envy his fortune. Europe was too
strong for a single man, though that man
was Napoleon. Europe bea: him down.
and England chained him TO rock. His
soul. at last departed. 1t went forth at
night amidst the bowling Of winds and
crashings Of thunder. He who had so Of
ten here below sought for glory at the
cannon's mouth, Quilted the mortal sphere
with the solemn artillery OF heaven boom.
ing and flashing around him. Thus. too,
it was that Cromwel's soul went forth ;
and like as The nights of their deaths were
the spirits and the lives Of the men. Both
had arisen on the earth in storm 10 storm
it was fitting that each should leave it.
Napoleon died, and was buried where his
ashes should have staid. His prison should
always have been his sepucher and no
more sublime sepulcher could he have de-
sired the boundIess ocean his winding
sheet, and the lonely and sobbing winds
his eternal requiem.-Rer. H. Giles.
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ROBERT BURNs.-Wal,er Scott said,
,ha, the eyes Of Burns were the finest he
ever saw. can not say the same Of Mr..
Wordsworth that is. not in the sense OF
The beautiful, or even Of the profound
But certainly l never beheld eyes that
looked so inspired or supernatural. They
were like fires half burning. half shoulder.
ing, with sort Of acrid fixture Of regard,
and seated at the further end Of two cav.
erns. One might imagine Ezekiel OF
Isaiah to have had such eyes.-Leigh
Hunt.