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u Gov. Anthony, whom the Wings of Rhode
Island have just re elected chief magistrate of that
State thus speaks of the relative positions of CLAW.
Webster and Benton, before the country in the
Providence Journal, of which he is editor and pro-
prieor
"We never expected 10 find ourselves against
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, and with Thomas
II. Benton. We are not sure that we are now. but
If we rightly comprehend the reports from Washing
tom Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster have agreed to COM
plicate the question of the admission Of California
by connecting it with that of the organization of the
territories, and Mr.. Benton contends for the admis
sion Of California on its own merits, and as the right
OF sovereign State. We are very reluctant TO saw
that when Clay and Webster unite, and Benton OPP
poses them, that the former are wrong and the latter
IS right, and perhaps we are Mistaken or perhaps
we mlsapprebend their relative position but of this
we entertain no doubt; California has riaht TO adj
mission, and it is unfair to connect that question
with any other which will hamper and leopard it,
Men, after all, are but lighthouses, shining over the
head-ands; principles are the eternal stars of Heay-
EN-, and the humblest mariner may take his olserva-
tion from them, and be certain of his true position.
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THE AMERICAN pRrsS =

THE AMERICAN PRESS In No oou
enieJ u1 E OF me press so much talked about NOR &
is heard hrna america The voice of the whole peops
none can gain us medium with force of truth which
whole F M ~ good, ana expose what's wrong over the
tion r u hls immense continent the unanimous annh
for tb Inc peoples organs has Bogle's Hyneriop Fi5
UL inc mar and his Amole for shaving and hsd rd
the inyeptor aolp at 27 Washington Street Boston bS
and M. b. Green. eodst'ni1' 81, N 20, L. L. l.aze,
Anil
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O. One of the Washingtongcorresponde.,,s - = :

" One of the Washington orresponde.t of tbo
Tribune says u the
from mo., Meosier course Yesterday, in separating
'oiii nearly all The Northern Senators as well rs h
own colleague, and supporting the Compromi.a Ems ms
ihltIee to connect the admission of CaIiforna
nan dozen other propositions has given great J,saa
Eaction to the New England friends who arc har
ana generally create deep regret Whether rho .es
surances OF Democratic support in all the Fr r,s
states wal be realized, time will alone discIoad zee
INN VINO mas been deIuded by such promises be %
gun 10 lear, that California will be connected with
Mo,se communications than any yet proposedte nert
ffeSdency-before her Senators and Row. ,a.1s
ives will be permitted to take their saa,. G
gress. 'o"'S III Con-
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CARD.

era H.. LII acguaints her friends and the public gen.
n MvRTf % IL ready TO receive pupils her house M
ana Renting IN Water Colors, Monocro,nGt; pt'
mar .s WI" also give lessons nWriting English Gram
i, history, Geography, &c, and trusts baying raciJ
nea own education under the first Masters of FdnbS
th se VIII Oe enabled to give entire satisfaction to al
moder", ma! isVor her with their patronage Terms
STORE, Nam Street J,c ass ~ ioOhEhs BOOK
,rsA.e ntI Anil Is
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Valuable House Lots for Sale

LoT on the corner Of Prospect and Hanover Street
49, WIN good BARN 80 by So it., with durable well NJ
water Inc Barn rents for 500. The lot is 60 f. on Pros
pect ana ~ leet on Hanover Street. containing 1900 f.
Also, n LOT OF LAND on Worth Street situated no
tween water and Ward Streets containing $3.50 feet
lhese Lots are pleasantly situated and will be 81 ID At
DARGAiN, as the owner is about leaving the CITY,
or of the subscriber n " RAS1DUUILrLL '
April 1s " At'Nnofl:
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" In Newburyport little daughter of John B.
Greeley was burnt to death, in consequence of playing
with matches and fluid lamp.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-18

CT Daniel Webster is not the only great man
who has funky-folowers. There is class of men
in New York city who worship Henry Clay with a
perfectly blind idolatry.-They have just been maxi
ing themselves ridiculous for perhaps the hundredth
time, by holding "Grand Festival at Nibo's.'
LotceH american.
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WEBsTER's SPEECH. The Washington Repub
lie says has circulated l25OOO copies of this speech
and has orders for so 900 more
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-18

10 Mrs. Swisshelm is in Washington on a shor
visit She is indcting letters about men and things 70
the New York Tribune
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u We would direct the attention Of our readers to
the Card of Mrs. Hall, with assurance that she is
able to accomplish all she promises.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES. The Pennsylvania House of
Representatives, so to 30, has passed bill repeating
certain sections of the law of lS47, which was design
ed to prevent The recovery of fugitive slaves
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u A California adventurer deposited on Friday
last, at Philadelphia, $4,000 in gold, in tbs bank, the
whole being the fruit of years enterprise and in
dushy in the gold region
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LIE FORCE OF LOVE. When DIR. Dodd,;dao
asked MS little daughter, who died so earv ,rE's
everything seemed to love her, she answered ~ "n
not teil' unless 1t is because love everybody,
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AN UNFORTUNATE GIRL. The Boston Bee saws
that richly dressed young lady, entered the Jail office
IN LeVere street, Monday evening about eight O'clock
and asked the ailor if he would give her shelter for
the night Sses Of thee c6 had no friends in the city,
nor place va u'1k mer;,o 20. Her dress was a rich
black sly 'naWi. valuable victorine
and deep mourning bonnet. She wore several rings
on her fingers, seemed quite intelligent, and said she
came from Townsend, N. H. but would not tell her
name She said she was in mourning for her BROTHER
who died about four months ago, When she made
mention of her brother, she affected to tears AT
times her mind seemed wandering. She begged hard
for the officer of the Jail to allow her to remain there
She accordingly provided for.
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~ The Committee of the Executive Council in
Pearsons case, were unanimous that the sentence be
sustained.
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% The receipts of the American Bible Society for
the last month S34,792 %; the issue of Bibles
and Tesaments, 44,249. Nine new Societies were
recognized auxiiaries at the last monthly meeting
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New TRIAL. The Board Of Examiners Of Mid
descx county have issued warrant for trial to
elect County Commissioners, on Monday, the 9th 0.
May
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MARRIED.

In this city, April Is by Rev. + A Cris,oId NJ ,r,
Worcester. ''' " 'S '''I'ha L" Newton of
- omstock to Miss Ann T. Garfield ' - noOef'
DIED.
Combs, g. - ~ NUN ',"lle OF Jacob
In Holden, Aprl4, Mr. Joel Clapp, II.
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EDWARD S. MASON

nDCAN N, EAChER OF THE
Os'1AN, IiANO FoR1E, AND VOCAL MUSIC.
piano no no. warren Hall, PearI-st.,
ao ore tuned, and any other business connected ~
1 profession Will be promptly and faithfully attenJd ~
Worce 81 out o. the city, on application at his Room
49, dIufct
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z Nathaniel Hawthorne has taken up his resi-
dence in Lenox.
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DIED
Lost,

| Doi, on saturday afternoon, from Woodburn's stare
- between Shrewsbury and Worcester one Roll If RIL
c Gra Leather 29l f. marked for Timothy stone Wor
o T "noeyer VIII return the same to saml Woodburn
fags the driver or give any information reatng
TO the same shall be suitably rewarded -'''ins
April IS dw3w IOcrpr, n, ~,
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Congressional Proceedings.

The HOUSE ballotted four times for Clerk Tues
day, without coming near choice. There was a
look at last if the Loco-Foco vote mig int be con-
centrated on Judge Young of Illinois, and probably
elect him. He is fair, upright man, of moderate
abilities and good luck in obtaining and keeping
office, having been in pretty steadily for the last
twenty years. Mr.. Prindle of our State would seem
to be the leading Wing candidate
If Mr. Speaker Cobb decided, as the Telegraph
reports, that the late Clerks deputies have no right
to continue dscharging the duties which he assigned
them until the House shall have chosen another
Clerk, so that any Member might compel them to de-
slst at once by merely Directing must think
his decision in defiance of the dictates of common
sense.
Probably the week will be spent in balloting.-
Congress is evidently in no hurry.
In the Senate, the bill to supply Deficiencies in
the Appropriations for 1850 was amended in sever
al particulars and passed,
A motion of Gen. Cass to strike out the appropri-
alton for the outfit of Charge to Austria was lost
IL to %.
Mr. Foote'S motion for a Select Committee of
Thirteen was made the special order for half-past
twelve Wednesday, after some unimportant CONVEX
satlon The Senate seems in no great hurry, any
more than the House is.
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ONE OF THE CHINESE UPPER TEN ARRIVED.
young lady of the fist class arrived New York on
Tuesday, in the ship Ianthe from Canton. The papers
say she is "decidedIy handsome, almost fair, with Ian
gushing eyes, pouting lips, and splendid hair" She
is only II, has the tinest feet in the world and with
her maid servant and company, is about to visit Great
Britain, after few days sojoun in New York. Her
name is Miss Pwan- Yekoo, and it must be confessed
that she is highly delicate and refined in her appear
ance and conduct. Her servant maid is named Miss
Lune Chung. Chinese professor of music, a MIR.
-Chune, eminent in his country, forms one of
the party, as well as Miss Annoy, years of age, and
Master Tsang only A. two interesting and agree
able little specimens of Chinese juvenalty They stop
at the Irving House."
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New Books.

4NCW aDOUASs
'INIlE Poultry Book by DR.. Bennett.
The Poultry Yard, by d. j. Browne
The American Fowl Breeder, by an association of
Practical Breeders.
Diary of a Physician in California
Downing Street, by Thomas CARLYLE
Inree Royal Magic or the Journey to Bethlehem
Webster's Tria-pmllips, Sampson & Co.'s edition in
large type. For sale by
April Is eod3tw3t s A uOvU1AND
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ROY WRmfad.

L old EiSNI?S, eT0r' - years
April IS ~.
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New Book of Architecture,
'EHE AMERICAN ARCHITECT, comprising Orqins,
Designs Of Cheap Country and Village Residences With
details specifications, plans and directions and an estimate
Vi e cost oil each design by John w. Ritch For sale Inv
-APIh 10 eodotw3t s. A. ROWLAND.
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Blank Account Rooks

Bsank Account Books
LARGE assortment of Blank Account Books Of all
4 sizes and qualities, constantly for sale hv
APrn Io eod5tw3t S. A, ROWLAND.
Northern Red Top,
600 BUSH. Northern Red Top Seed for sale on CON-
sighmeht' VIM CHURCH,
P 10 d4w No Front st.
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t12 Mr. Joseph Corbin was instantly killed at Tafs-
Fe' VIZ on the 10th inst. by the breaking of the
s.lndStone upon which he grinding, in Nessrs. d.
ialt & Sons Axe and Scythe Factory. The stone
weighed forty hundred pounds one half of which strk
ing hin' threw him against the beam above, crushing
his head IN shocking manner. He was respec,abe
and Industrious man.
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-.
The MEXICAN BOUNDARY LINE. Lieut.
Col Jno. Mcclellan, of the Typographical Corps of
Engineers, has received orders to take charge of the
expedition for running the Mexican Boundary Line
The party will consist of forty civilians with two
mounted companies of soldiers. The will leave on
the 18th of May next for Ell Paso, where the survey
commences.
Thursday the Senate proceedings were unimpor-
tant In the House-Mr Robinson hoped the DEM
ocrats would concentrate on Mr. Young. The fol-
lowing is the result of the 9th ballot: Young, ~;
Dow, /; Prendle, 80; Stansbury, I; Walker, Al;
| Forney; 3; Clark, g.; Smith, 3; Gloss Bremen, 4.
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MRS. MARTINS LADIES' WREATH, for Nav.
comes to us with the addition of several Mares and
with superb embellishments. This perodicaI l. ex-
tensvely circulated at 81 year, and is one of the best
OF his class. Now is good time to subscribe as ,be
present number commences the volume The future
numbers may be found at Mr.. LazelPs Bookstore
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EDUCATION AT THE West Forty-two teachers
have been sent out under the direction of the Board
during the past year, making l52 since this plan was
adopted. of the whole number, Massachusetts
Cd 49, Vermont 90, Maine 20, New York is, Connec-
ucut Ia, New Hampshire ID, Rhode Island 4, Pennsyl
vania 2 Virginia l. large majority were sent to In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa. OF
the whole number sent out, l25 are now engaged in
teaching, having under their instruction about 5000
children.
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WAsHINGToNN, April Is, 1850,

-, = ~ 1AS1fIIV U UNIV, NPIII To, I60U.
Where Mr.. Webster is going to, seems as question:
able as on the day when he so patheticay made the
same inquiry in his own proper person, in Faneuil
Hall, seven or eight years ago. After facing every
point of the compass at the bidding of his new south
ern patrons-aer being for and against Foote'S COM
promise committee and for and against the separate
consideration of California three or four several and
distinct tmes-aer voting for the committee and the
reference ofthe California question late on Thurs
day afternoon last, yesterday he came out with an
humble prayer and confession, addressed to his new
keepers, and gave them to understand that if they
pleased he would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
COVTOM's EDITION OF KICHANDsON's AL
MANIAC FOR ISL.
: / Rich
SCHOOL BOOKS.

LNVIISIf LINSSIIAI. MD SIITENTTFIC
ASH WOUDHuISE respectfully invite tie attention OF
PRINCIPALS VI academies teachers rally.
their stock OF School Books approve kinds
branch o education The following
lisheG, which they wat lr pleased 20 subn
GAS Botanical TeA Booki he Bianc,l ok an intro.
ihc Botany colleges sch
thl edition. written and enlarged with 2U cngravgs
wood Gray Fisher Professor Of Natural History arrarl
tniver-liy.
G.cisn and Romtn Mythology. By Dwight, with i1;rou--
Professor Tay Lewis aud illustrations
outline. ! volun 2rn,.
The Kea.ns Book comprng varou.
wriung Washington Irving, prepared Tor Of hoos
Gay's Natural Philosophy Of Natural Philosophy. de.
signed BOOK TOR acaeme' high scoos and colleges
A,unzo GRAY. A. illustrated ~ 3bi engrav!urs
The Practice! German Grammar Natural Method Of Learning
WI Seak German Language, b. Cht'lcs Echhor
Svnax. with reading ssons
Prose- ProsoIy lessons In Ver.c
sufficient Grcek Rea er viii; VOCABULARY b. John Nc
Clia!uck. ID ID
system Of Ancient and Medieval Geography tie use
schools and colleges. by Charles Antlon.L L. ID.
latest AT! ciinns ali tie popular Reading Books
Spelling Books. Art1ne;cs Grimmars. Dictionaries
Mathematical Works, DC. together wit! u Sc!o
timer u
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"REMINISCENCES
REMINlSSENSC
Of Fton's First Steam Voyage and the deception % NJ

First Pass ige Money.
Some twenty years SINCE formed travelling acqualn-
,ancs unon steamboat the Hudson river with gentle
man who on OCCASION related some incidents OF
the rst voyage Of Fulton 10 Albany IN his steanooa inc
CIermun, which have met with elsewhere Inc
penteman's name have lost but urged him. at the Time,
10 publish he Ieaed which, however, SO far as Know
he has never done.
when Fulton arrived there in his unheard craft which every
body felt much interest in seeing Being ready to leave
and hearing that this craft 10 New York.
repaired on board and inquired for Mr. Fulton was re-
farred 10 the cabin and there found plain, genemanly
man, wholly alone. and engaged in writing
Mr. Fulton, presume
DO YOU return to New York with this bca,1
We shall Try 10 get back sAr.
Can have passage down2
You can take your chance with as, SIR
inquired the amount, be paid, and after moments
hesntion sum- think six dollars was named The
omn, IN cuin laid in his open hand and with an
fixed upon II he remained 80 long motiohsss ha' sup
posed there might be mscount, and SAID 70 hn IS nal
rph sr2 This reused him from Kind OF revery, ana as
H. looked M at me- big trimming was In ms eye ana
his voice FILTERED he said excuse me- sir ent memory
was busy as contemplated this the first pecunary reward
have ever received for all eXcrtlUns IN a6apn9 STEAM "
nnyiaatiou | would gladly commemorate the occasion
over bottle of with you bur really am too poor
for that lust now yet trust that we may Hce as
Some for wears after this when the Cermont had been
greatly improved and boats made making ntoh
fleet three boats regularly plying between New orK ano
Albany took passage in of these for the latter ciy
The cabin in that day, was bellows and as walked us
length and fro saw was very closely observed by one
supposed stranger Soon however, called the fea
tures Of Mr. Fulton; but without disclosing this, con-
tnued my walk and waited the result. Al length IN pass
ing his seat met when he spang TO his feet and
eagerly sezng my hand exclaimed, knew il must De YOU
for your features have escaped me and although
am sli far from rch yet may that bottle now
II as ordered; and during its discussion Mr. F. rapid
10 but yyidy over his the worlds GOODNESS and
seerr and Of the feas hopes dsappontmen,s and difficult
ties that were scattered through his whole of Disco
nm 70 the very point of his fna cownius triumph
uhih hs 20 full .li he bad at ss, arrived And in io.ic~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
GOOD BYE.-BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON.

Good bye proud world Pm going home
Thou art no, my friend, and I'm not thine
Long through thy weary crowosl roam
A river oak on the ocean brine,
Long pye been tossed like the driven ioami
Bur now. proud world I'm going home.
c,ood hive 10 fattprys fawning face;
To grandeur with his wise gTimace;
10 upsiart wealths averted eye;
To supple Office, low anc high;
So crowded halls, TO court and esreet;
To frozen hearts and hasting feet;
To those who go, and those who come
Good bye, proud world! I'm going home.
am going 10 my own hear,h-s'one,
Bosonled in yon green hills alone
A secre, nook in pleasant land
Whose groves the frolc fairies planned;
Where arches green, the livelong day,
Echo the blackbird's roundeiay,
And vulgar feet have never trod-
A spo, that is sacred 10 though, ard God.
Oh. when am safe in the sylvan homo,
l tread on the pride OF Greece and Rome;
And when am stretched beneath the pines,
Where the evening star SO holy shines,
I laugh q, the lore and pride of man.,
Al The sophsi schools and the learned can;
For what are they all in their high conceit,,
When man in the bush with God may meeti
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PATRIOTIC HYMN.

BY REV. @. W. BETHCSE.
Gods blessing be upon
Our own native land
The land our fathers won,
By the strong hear, and hand,
The keen arc the brand;
When they feiltd the forests pride,
And the nranl's foe d.Ged,
The free, the rich, the wide.
God Tor our native land F!
To none upon ih.cns
But Gud, we bend knees
40 rotie name we own
Bu, NOBLE liberty.
For the spirit VI our si'cs
Each patriot BOSOM fires,
And The strong faith inspires;
God for our native land.
Up with The star y sign,
The red stripes aud the white;
Nhei,'rl liz glon.s shine,
Ia peace or in tte fight,
We own its high cum;nant:
For The flag GU! fathers gave.
Or our chiidren's heads shall wave,
And their chi dseus childreE's grave.
God i.r our native land
America. 10 thee
10 one united vow,
And glorious as now,
We pledge our hesr, and hcnc:
By the blood our fathe,s shed.
By the ashes of our dead!
BY the sacred soil We tread
God for our native land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
POETlCAL..
= = : =" FoT M6 EH9uUWs
,nr. WRITTEN IN BOOK CALLED DEW DROPS"

These "Dew D-ors sweet. and more lasting than those
which the breeze Of the morning watts gently away
OR soon are d!speled BY the Gums glowing ray.
These pure and Dew Drops" descended from Heaven
To cheer and refresh through life 9 dreary
Rejecting the beams of goodness divine,
And the glory OF thy Creator and mine.
Az the bow of rain drops spans the blue arch a9o'e.
So these Dew Drups form round US bright a" " WV
And of promise oil that believe shall &c gwen ,,
The blooming OF pardon and bright nome - '''
RIcnaoSp SEPT. q. 1850
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SIR ROBERT PEEL.
pr,.; >. UPPER.

s,r,cp dou, ., noon. amid the startled throIg,
A. .ao,a .ho, while soaring 10 the sun
A wosnded gladiator, dying strong,
AZ ,o,h ~ leave the clories he ha, won;
lifelong patriot, with his work hall DONE song
OF thee, grea! statesman snail my mourning ''"e
Arise in dread solemniiy,-of thee,
Whom the wide world, 81 lately and SO long
Thine acolyte, would crowd 10 hear and sce
Their intellectual Athlete, their high name
For eoquence and prudence, gifts ana l so',
But 10 that s,ar-like SOUL heavenly nana'
/, well cnfranchised from this earth Of ours
Translated in the zenith Of its fame.
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NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION

NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures SALUTE
grand salute q thirty guns fired from Capitol Hill
Tuesday night gun for each State in the noble Con-
frderacy sill, standing despite the assaults OF faction II
the result Of an understanding between of both
0. the great political parties here, who thus gave
joy The peace lately passed in Congress-
and of The patriotic spirit which still
Of yore in The heart of glorious Tennessee Wherever
Dsunion may look for hackers, Need be looked
here The State is sound Ia the core-is still ready do
battle for that Union establish which The best blood her
SONS watered the sod of Kings mountain.
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There is In Paris for The last weeks French Officer
.er;iy returned AicA, who has oI lis companion
magnificent n Who iol,ws him Ike dog
Tne ua.ne the animal i. Emr and have
SPLENDID specimen OF The King OF the forest. Thou-h
id li. much /, be hS I'D majesiy veuiued
Tie aer night To approach him. aud, horreSco r.fersns, he
licked my i'i.d dog would d. lac Fencn proyrrh
that I'VE play with nre, ahi lear one al
dave the ion will find his Wild nature und make
bloody deed. May G ii SPAR ns that event.
Paris Letter in .Neu York Herald.
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of The Orange and Alexandra Ri. Road Company, have
made conac, for lie delivery Of $500 OF rails of
the bridge patefn designed Tor the middle section Of
Eastern section This takes Cupeper Court House.
The etion Of the Road IL that point
wear The price paid this iron S}S of 22 bs
il is manufactured Great Britain aud Will be delivered in
this place.
We believe the construction Of the Orange and Alexandria
Rail Road will be in all respects OF an excellent character
pdr.n