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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

= $50. FOR CHARLESTON. SITE Uni
49, "a states Mail -am.h.p sol rllERNER.
Cay. " berry, viii ie,v. pier N1th River.
every a,t0rse >a.lr1t', sl 4 O'Clock " pr-~is-'v
"a. 0ws: April -lA, NAY lia, MAY .53- Jsae ljh jane
2gh.
AItis Of lsii7y sis~ct by the Csrk O, bosrl. For
ais SPoFFORD TILE>TON co a scu.h-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

TO BUILDERS. A. .yvu nones
~ L. kINBAII, DEALER IN ~ 49, 49,, 1890
t.sash B.inds-Wsrrsnl-d Ct ne US s-e'y Ans VI
ina lt.e.l Esd beet ssvles
81 Be-tnsr-s- y. Y. ia -.
A n - a. the shortest reure. hi' ~
-TIsI,I-I,I,I-TEOFE-sOR NILSSON, he eele-
hbrst-d AsrolOger OF New YorE AID se-n's IS 49, ~
ucrd the shove srience since ls hes y -
many OF the eminent here, snd o. n- "a I.-
dgu Car Re seen from 20 A N 70 Pm a. 20 h'4sn5D
81 rear Tie Boweiv. fees greatly r-du7rc 50
CHAIN CABLES large assoftiieII % Ehs.so
u proved. from So ~ liz inches. For sac ~
M GAUNT DERRIC KSOS, l5s soahsl
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=. TIiE SIR-CkIHth

- Tuk II B~C III nh 4lrr. u.- c-uttrt I-e-
r ~ sa.- 70 e ease 20 ave irs' s'.la-tc
~ NJ Th-1ss neck Wee chester - miles rom ne cry
acd from The RarDatcuntans ~ -esor Dr. VII SCI
acrss which 81 I'D me t0, L4rlrl Msn-n1-ho use
l9s - bans and all other useful buildings TIE lawn .s
vel shaded with large forest aud frt trees. Az r1n's the
river For health SD situation many n any. VIII sur
cas.u THOMAS {. TAYLOR,
rual risecf~ - Eas, FOure"u,l-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
[IN-YORK sUFRENE cOuRI.-JOHS W. LATsoN again.

\ IN : lUNk NIIVENE OINI"JVIiN ". II I'''N l-IH|I
l NJF~SF COIE-summols money demand contact
10 t~ defendant. You hereby summoned ani % tn
.ver ,le cnnn 100 on Wi.h iel the Ohce n
Tire Cerk q County Of New York tie .A day o
MACH lsl copy Of answer 90 te sdt com
slant a. o.. oihe NJ no Broadway, n tc tt
"a New YoA within twenty JAS after The hereof escu-N-
OF ib ls, a 20 The slI comp
wi 'or->i, tie pisnif THIS action tase I-frei
auf 81, %. WITH interest from the ht.eHt
March. Thousand hu fred AID L, besides Tie co-
O. tlls actou.-Dstei March ~ lsdn
n.i la~tw ). D. M.cGRFGoR. Panila. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
-, To .TRISt:E~. INyAIID>. AND OTU-

xo Frs There i land fQr sac ul remarkable rates N
Small or large lots. the Long Island Railroad, 5.
miles from Newiork City cleared and siiiao.e Tor ge-
den purposes or quiet retreats Apply post paid 10 NJ
+ TERRY Hilis 1ale or c " DICK practitioner of he
Water Cure, near H0l6rook Station, Paca'sue Post
ORce sli 2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

SS@ United STATES NAIL LINZ
- FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA via
SAVANNAH A~b KEY WEST he 50 90
"a steamship ISABEL, llfo Tor. turl rye command - hy
Capt ~ ATT hc.rs WI commence her r-tu tr.s %
Hlnfsy Jct j. and SAL regularly tom ChSflrs,ou ) {
or Hs,ra DC le IT, s1d ,h " each mouth And from he
gs-s -n Ctal.~sfe- or tl- stl sd pa
.rlfr Cracsou ard Savannah 1 h1vans So
srcm Chsrrs,n ard Savanna 20 kcJ west........ sn
fol flithef rsrtl-u ars, srn O.
SPOFFORD. rlLEsTON 4 co. IS souihsi
fl Cfar'est1r. 90 ~. c. NORDECAl
Agents .1 dssa-a DRAKE. BROTHERS co
Passengers essin1 tavars hy This shp rssc1 BAN.
more as ~ and rulle the Eth day by mertuk ne
',oa'r-7s Norleuer ~ sou1'rner. resch Newton %
sXl- line. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

FtNHL CITY COURT or BKOOkLNN.-Hrw-t r. feter- 90 h-
t-c4io 81 The last ID ans Testament Of Ri "a
Peters. deceased against Joha Moon Thomas Heemsn ANHuds
ueck Alexander Nc Cure james b. Oliver td Daniel ie al
William Peters. Mortgage
.e-lo THOMAS HEGENAN defrntani-,r: You HEREBY
ned t. tue comlut tins ACTON which was hei 90
the Office Of the Of fs Court tie CITY Hal The ety At
boN Tie 4jt o OF March loo and coy Of your
oto-. 40 - " all street; the Cy Of New
io wla twtRy days aer the hereof exclusive Of the DAY
Of such aud the defendants m a. answer the complaint
aforesaid, W pff Vii app, the Court the relief censnaed
The comp mt Dated March sith. lsto
ms SMITH a. MOOpM ARD. Plant 4 = Au0rnsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

PURSUANCE order OF the Surro Of the County OF
iNewios, Notice hereby sccori 70 all
having against NOLNki GUM. London, merchant,
decreased that they required 10 eseai the sane WI; ue vouh
thereof 10 the the adm -'rGtr OF AT AMI singular toe
goods caties credits Of the s,5 eceue tie re.euCe oi
ine sad tie south~ o Spruce and Gazsl.
streets the of tie County ouonilga and STATE
OF New the Office Of Ihouas pbbee stionsy &c 70
Nassau street the City Of New ior before the twenty
ond q MAY is-Datod - "a DAY of Novriher A n
lswfm URIAH PHELPS Admin straior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

NICE OF az order Surrogate o,he Coerty Of Nv
ANo notice hsr-sy gwen 70 al person. having Aaast
HANNAH 4 BURNS ate Of tie CITY Of New Nork
pr-seu; ne same u Noasrs thereof
once % W nam h ihorn kq No B--t 81
before The eu;y d., of JuN
New ork. the t~eu;s 'tlrd dAy % Jsnusu is.'
- iswc- JOHN BURNS Airnu. s,ra.or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
~ 4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOK ALI

81, pr 70 let delightfully."- located 81 Blls Ferry \.
~ VI hin Eve minutes walk nc The Ferry, RON w Cd a
boat rus three. or fuar times per t-r to NewfOrSDn-
ta0t7 twenty sores d a1c stocked with choice variety
n fi with convenient h1flss FOR fIrher rsuicu'a--
.rq1ire OF BRIDGET WEsTERF!ELD, on ..s premises.
a
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- no T,FT- WITH IiIUEDi4TE PO- ~

- NIUN-I VI.
"a b.s AID The Hamilton Ferry. sI-- Brook al4
rot q N ui-s distant from Waist VIZ:
O1e COME Co'fsge. iu ciOfllsce.
one o -irc Co.is4p. 70 JL.Qr-p.ece
As9. plain H0u.e, = J1.ol-r ace.
Also pls.E House - Juol-pace Apply c1 tla Yre ri-
So or % +. MARTINpALE, ID Pine-st elu % eoti-'
- TO IfT-Tla larce. s.ory MI htseu tol--. %
-. Wsft Z entr.seconi.s west ~ SIKH a. Has Gro
A@ .o1 wUrr. 'eh-roon, wsier closets. Eicfl range,
and -. tie modern Improvements. exceplgts Ii''r r'1
o-5-r antsyyi BE- ei 70 goot ierar. .Y 50 the Cotton
water % br laid Jr by 6nd pr1. Bay De seen from II
fo3 Arplvto
sf9ff ~ Full0l-st entrance 81 God-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
o. TUK0I1;U line FOR CALIFORNIA. ".

IL THROuGH LINE FOR CALlFOkN,A. VA
NaH acknowledgements Lille Sailing semi Month
~y-The Packet NATHAN HALE, Com;
rnander A Crowell Will sail Thursday, Apnl p al
O'CLOCK NJ This vessel Ia but year old, and very
fss. ssiler Capt Crowel is an old experienced Com
msnder having been long employed In the south American
trade Those about 10 proceed TO the God Regions wil
find It greatly their advantage 10 examine The sccono
dsions before securing passage elsewhere, a. they VII
ind the rates much lower and the accommodations i1y
ecua to any mode Of conveyance Being 10 NE reg9
IA! lire she will punc.uslY her day The vessels
comprising this line being all gssssers tbs difference u
sailing time will but tfing that Of the steamers and
a. much lower Arrangements can be MADE 70 secure
passage through from Panama and san FRANCISCO al very
reduced prices by 5rscass vessels saAng regularly from
ths! por
Prize Of Passdge 70 ChdTa
sesOnd Cabin. $50
Prize Of Passage from PIndpo 70 san Franet'eo.
Second Csbin..........elO
Found IL everything except wines and liquors
The uue from New York 10 San Francisco oy this lire
Il about 50 dsys Passengers byhis Inc not detained
on he I.hmus and those proceeding to San francisco
viii do well to se.ec; his line for comfort lhe vessels
will In no case be allowed to take the legal number
For ghl or passage apply on board. Waist or 10
OLNEY 4 SESSIONS. 81 SOllh-sL and
" L McCREADY 4 CO ri Soathst
frsclass vessel VIII succeed the above AID sail 90 her
regular dsv. ION MAY. al2l0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

-. and 80 z l0g.a g.. s,l f.l C,-r- 81. III f.7-
49, .-i having rrrl occ1r-l many sfa-s s-f f. si----'.
'l h1sess- 1svi7g SAs- ,-el -a4 j. i -r ~. so i-
pora7t stand ~ Soy 1e-1gs fr 1 ~s .u 20 ----fi
anew Or change lair cation The fllsc hr ~ s1es 60
s- .r ir b; fr. number NJ wears or ~ -s'-algr l-
'r properly De- r-gr Br1a-Ts 'r.lw 4r1ef-s- re
EASY Apply % n @. HOJI4.
ro4 In. ff6 RrIafsr.- -- stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Is PURSUANCE OF an orier OF Surrogate hs County Of
New York notice hereby gwen - M persons hasng claims
against JAMES LOZlER late q the Cry Of New lofA deceased 10
pru the III vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office
CIVILIAN n Thorn kq No - Beekm1n street. tie Cty Of New
lok before the eleventh day May nsHtDated New fors
the 7ih say oi November ls49
~ lA~om CAROLINE A LEWIS E,ecutrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

81 TO LRT.-A small farm. Known as the Curtis farm
situated In the town Of Hsverstraw, kocsAnd Co. one
- mile from The village Of Warren AID 20 miles from
NewYork On the premises Ia large dwelling house and
carrage-hOuse with other outbuiidngs Toe place 10
beautifully situated, having extensive view Of he ad
River, and IL desirable residence for genuman
wishing TO retire 10 the country with his family, and DO
business In the city. there IL steamboat communication
every day and from the CITY FOR further particulars IN
quire Of JOHN $ GURNEE, Hsysrsraw, or Of STE
PHEN WASHBURN, Sing sing, Wesiohesier Co
s9 2weods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

81 TO LET OK LEASE-8 i9is al Erauui Wet
~S"~- 81 seventh SIS together wil good dwelling a'd
large factory hat VIII answer FOR mechanical an1 marl
featuring purposes b.4. amply supp ed by u-FerA ng
spfnE 81 he purest water oIt he cener on ll' ground
u would answer wei f,r crem.cs. purpose. For
particulars, inquire O. J.J. SIR AhI-
All lw III Green Eich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
LEGAi4 NOTiCES.

SasrrL O. kilscsD, ADofiel.
Tie above postponed the ish d OF Apr instant 90 Gee
time aHH psoe.-Iatei -ih Aprl, 49,.
abs .tM&I THOMAS CAltNiFl. shrrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
81 TENANT vAATED-FFot,s par Of Ne boys e, I.

e.. TENANT WANTED-F0rs par. OF TIE noaas i
All Laus-ru,I .sce, tT~s1ly-ainlh-s- BET" eeJ t.gl1
and MINI are-es consisting of - fsor front hfss-
irgrt - Tie house Is VI JOE hrst c1ss Groom wr,
BATS sc WIZ private para 10 FROM Ine ocAroa IS 1)i
exec ad ov am IL as city very desirable place FOR
2 errnan an wife OF small fHui No need srpy
VrJ hsve any hors rom 20 rs years q age alb lW
~ TO LITTLE NV folrsoy L0css - Ilt 81
o. nird-st door from Broadway. vel arranged tur
one or TWO families Groom bHth. Sc stages eve
he door every FIVE minutes Reltto good tenant So
so house Il Douglas a. Brook n three stories and
basement with room. ~ o-stor ga in The rear Rent
70 good teran. 500 Inquire iA- premises u T j.
COLEMAN % Nsl-st rom L. 90 O'Clock. 81 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

g. 10 iET-Two very Convenient cousEe-1uit
~ rouses g.. ard III Grsud-st Niham-5ursh; bllt
MI wears since and IN excellent order. The houses are
o by IS feet twos'oTy. b.sem t and sub-ce ar marble
nantes. pez1as from and resr, EreDevn-' 60, ~ ls
Yard Two fat i0fs 10 each house Apply 20 6iie RAJ
ieux 90 Msde1-sne or Of Charles Ma2ef on le nreni-
a. Rent oW ali 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Is PURSUANCE Of Of the Of The
tNew lok notice hereby gwen u all porous having ca rs
M SANDS kEiNOLnS ate ofi Cy OF New ORR. decea--i
present the IN vouchers thereof ;he sub-r the
Once Washington Whtney No Ia B@tmnn the City
A-wl before the second DAY September ueatDatec
New iork, the .7th day Of February. iH5n
esa Jaw sun MARIA REYNOLDS. A'n,ni-irstrH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

4rCfN via Chagr-s direct. The steamship P1ilade
phia viii leave her dock Pier No r for
Chagres direct on Saturday May t. All O'Clock Passen
will place their baggage on board the day previous
ROWLAND L ASPISWALL, 81 and 50 Souihs
ali tMy4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

-. FOh sACKAMENTO CITY, CALIFOR-
stSE NIA-Dispsreh Line.-New brig China a. pier
- Sorlh River. No freight taken Afer Saturday,
20,h ins. Shippers III send IL ti.ls Of aiding orce
s., psssrn gers Can be isken. z. 3. SUTTON co
ali a. e. Walls;
- FOX CALIFORNIA-Dl-PA LINZ
ssgL-Fas; sailing ship ELEMENT, a. Pier s. Nonh
River has s-yer-e gntts Of her cargo engaged ard
goug board, can iske sa. qlsEliy Of isk freight
arc sal 10 few dsys
ais w. B. SUTTON co 81 WsIis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

no stores TO be landed Will be taken baggage Chargei
Of embarkng and deba kng and all personal port charges
ncudng health es and bosi hire be paid by le Passen
gsrs No passage secured upuI paid for Apply al ne OF
fee Of he COMPANY Newly 81 SoUth-sl HtU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

iACksON's PATENT ANHUNCIArOk--
Hotels and sesmkhps furnished with tie above named
machine the shortest notice 20, signal Gonzs for
sssnships hried mp In superior usuEer- Tie above
N ~ he L. Government Hotels and hrcl1ss steam
mira Al per.ous cautioned sgsnst manufacturing
asing Any machine infringing tbs pzisnI Orders received
5y TEOs CHALMERS, 10 Broadway, our OILY yers 10
Is civ or 70 2. D. JACKSON co.
Srs l52s W1lliku-si.
4 lnI NTEHPANE..-N ca.es superior Amer.nsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

COAL.-I an delivering best
NfrUm my YARD, corner King and
rom ooas. n& In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

g.. TO LET'-The beautiful collage house on the
r. corner Of Fl gihGv and Fify-s s. 10 let with garden
No. AID carriage house attached For 1rhrr par;icn ars
inquire Of MOits al me lumber yard LOOT 81 Fiily
fourh.si Hudson River, or Of MOTT BROTHERS,
ai7 lvs : Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

-Acs. EMPIRE CITY LINE FOR sAN
eEGEtE FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs DIRECT
.Saan@ The splendii Steamship Crescent Guy, L50O
INN. burden Charles soddart Commander for san Fran
= SEQ Ma Chsgres direct Wednesday MAY lst from
her dock pier N at O'Clock. precisely. For freight
or passage, Epply TO
al6 stlst J. HOWARD SUN, - broadwsY.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
From the Musical Revie W.
WORDS POR MUSIC.

love TO sing when am glad,
Song is the echo of my gladness;
love to sing when | am sad,
Till song makes sweet my very sadness
'1'is pleasant time when voices chime
To some sweet rhyme in concert only;
And song to me is company,
Good company when am lonely.
Whener greet the morning light,
My song goes forth in thankful numbers,
And mid the shadow of the night,
sing me TO my welcome slumbers,
My heart is stirred by each glad bird,
Whose notes are heard in summers
bowers;
And song gives birth to friendly mirth
Around the hearth in wintry hours.
Man first learned song in Paradise,
From the bright Angels DER him singing;
And in our home above the skies,
Glad anthems are forever ringing.
God leads his ear, well pleased to hear,
The songs that cheer the children's sorrow
Till day shall break and we shall wake,
When love will make unfading morrow.
Thon lit mo sing while yet may,
Like him God loved, the sweet-tongued
Psalmist,
Who found in harp and holy lay,
The charm that keeps the spirit calmest;
For sadly do need the cheer,
While sinful fear with promise blendeth;
o! how long to join the throng,
Who sing the song that never endeth!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
Southern Antics.


The "ChiValry'' OF the South so long mo
nopolized oy South Carolina, bids fair to be
divided.
We see bill was recently introduced into
the Georgia Legislature and ordered to be
p'iated which. set lorIh that NJ the opening
nj each supreme Cour, the Judges thereof
shall administer an oath TO the Attorneys,
that they viii not prosecute 4 suit in favor OF
a non -slavehodIng State, or his partner a
resident thereof, until the bon -siavehoIding
States shall give up al: The fugitive slaves
from the State; and upon their refusal 10
take SAID oath, their names shall be stricken
from the tolls as practising attorneys in the
State. aud ifthey should practice thereafter,
they shall be imprisoned in the pcnilentiary
for a tenn Of two wears,
We NortherOers are 10 have poor tine
OF it we fear. 10 Georgia We doubt not
this bill If Ied will forthwith remand ev.
cry escaped slave, with ball and chain,
back aga u to the sugar plantations aud tie
rice fields of the sunOy South!
We shall next we suppose. note the stop
ping Of some muddy creek emptying into the
Mississippi. because that river will not pause
10 listen to It's buildings.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
STATE OF MICHIGAN-In Chancery-The
~ Circaii Cla,,rt fnr tla Cnnnt,. of IIillaAala

STATE OF MICHIGAN-In Chancery-The
- Circuit Court for the County of Hillsdale.
Henry Hart, Complainant, VS. Noah N. Woodford,
and James x. Kinman Defcadanis.
Pursuant TO a decree of this Honorable Court made
in this cause the tenth day of April in the year
thousand eight hundred aud forty nine the ssbscri-
her Master in Chancery will sell at public auction.
al the Court house in the Village OF HIisdale, on
Wednesday the twenty third day of January next at
o'clock ia the afternoon. the following described
premises so much thereof as may be sufficient to
raise the amount due the Complainant IN this cause
for principal interest aud costs-viz: All that
tain piece parcel OF land situate in the Village VI
Hillsdale in the County of Hillsdsle and State of
Michigan, known and described follows. viz;-"A
part Of Village lot number thirty (3l} on Broad
street in the Village OF Hisdale, beginning in the
eastery line of said Broad point three (3l
reds from the south corner of said lot number
thirty one (3ll-thence easterly right angles with
said Broad street four ll) rods-thence northerly at
right argles and parallel with said twenty eight
f2s) fee-theace easiery at right angles four 4 rods
Broad stree--thence southerly along the line OF
said stree, twenty eight 2s) feet to the place of be-
ginning. w. T. HOWELL,
DENNIs& BowEa, Master in ChanceTy.
Complainants Solicitors. ago
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
OUR COUNTRY.

Our couniry--'tis a glorious land
With wide arms stretched from shore
10 shore.
The proud Pacific chales her strand.
She hears the dark Atlantic roar;
And nuuured in her ample breast,
How many goodly prospect lies,
10 natures widest grandeur drest,
Enamelled with her lovlest dyes!
Rich prairies deck'd with flowers Of gold.
Like sun lii oceans roll aiar;
Broad lakes her azure heavens behold,
Rejecting clear The trembling star;
Aud mighty rivers. mountain bonn,
GO sweeping onward. dark aud deep,
Through forest where the bounding fawo,
Beneath the sheltering branches leap.
And Graded midst her clustering hills,
Sweet vales in dreamlike beauty hide,
Where love the air with music fills,
And calm content and peace abide.
Fer plenty here her iulness pouts
Iu rich profusion DER the land,
And, sent to seize her generous stores,
There howls no tyranI's hireling band.
Great Cod we thank thee for this home
This hoandless biuhand fIhe free,
Where wanderers from alsr may come.
And breathe the air Of Liberty!
Still may howefs unlrammellsd spring,
Her harvest wave, her cities rise,
And yet. tIIi Time shall fold his wing.
Remain earrh's lovliest paradise,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
The Worship Of Home.

Now rises from around tho fire,
A pleasant strain;
Ye giddy sons ofmirth retire;
And ye profane;
A hymn to the Eternal Sire
Goes up again.
The pstriarohial book divine,
Upon tho knee,
Ope's where the gems Of Judah shine,
(Sweet minstrelsie!) fine,
How scars each heart with oaoh fair
o God, TO thee.
Around the altar low they bond,
Devout in prayer;
As SHOWS upon the roof descend,
So angels there
Guard DER that household, 10 defend
With gontlo care,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
Lining Ont.

An aged minister was officiating for tho
first time at public service of congrega-
ton in Georgia, who had been accustomed to
having the "hymns lined" as il is termed.-
The venerable man could not see distinctly,
and designed to dispense with singing. To
announce his purpose, he rose and said
''My eyes arc dim, cannot sec
and Immediately the choristor commenced
singing to the tune of "Old Hundred Sur
prise and modification rendered the minister
almost speechless, but he managed to STAN
mer out
'Tmeant but an apology"
This line was Immediately sung by the CON
gregation, and the minister, now quite oxci-
tod exclaimed
"Forbear pray my sight is dim"
but the singing proceeded, and the couplet
was finished by bis troubled and beseechng
explanation gse. q
~ do not mean to read hymnl"
Strange as II may seem this was also sung
with much energy, and the worthy old gem
teman actually sat down in dispair,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
NESVILLE AGENCY.
or
DIR. S. S FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

Usedb by him with such distinguished Success in the
CURE OF
Coughs. Consumption, Catauh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia. Gonorrhea.
Piles, Female Complaints, &c &C.
a LSO-Dr Fitchs Abdominal Supporters.
IN Shoulder Braces Inbsling Tubes. and Lectures
on Consumption, and the ART Of preserving Life and
Health 10 Old Age, &c, &c.
u X. S. VARNUM has been appointed Agent
Tor the sale the above Goods, and will keep them
constantly on hand at his Drug Store in Jonssville
Hillsdale Co, Michigaa.
Fl'ehs Guide Bookto IRValids, aud Directions
% ~: 'o1noung Health, and Instructions TO Mothers,
IN the management Of Children. NAV be had qratn.
housy' py calling Cor IL at the store as above. An
extremely valuable Book. ns,e
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
Nothing lost by saving Labor.
PUMPS PUNPSv

The subscribers is desirious of dravy;n, ,ho 49,,
tion Of the public 70 the fact, that he is
ing Pumps for wells and cisterns in this ViIlses "
Persons not furnished with the same nre invi,sd -
call and see his Pumps-write 10 the subscriber~
or send him word: and he will furnish them with
Pump, set Il in operation, and warrant eacha gem
iceland substantial job. I will sell my PUMPS ON
reasonable credit, or trade for sheep, CATTLE and all
kinds OF produce delivered at this place.
W want pcdlar with n team, 20 sell Pumps,
either on commission or for wsges. will sell them
AZ wholesale TO pedars at rates by which they may
realize handsome profit .rrT - ~
" Cers rtgtr si,-g sd vlt strfks 40 a Dfet- -
NOV ~, ivy J. CADwAIADIR
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Reading.

The late Sir William Jones was one Of
the most eminent scholars and excellent meo
OF the age. Wheo he was little boy his 10.
qnisitiVe disposition led him TO ash very
great many questions, aud his good mother
used to say. . Read, and then yo's l0iA kaoo."
10 this maxim. impressed upon his memory
by frequent repetition. he confessed he owed
al The advantages he ever gained from books
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08
Ci,v Age4eies

v.B. PALMER the American Newspaper Agent
10 authorized receive subscriptions and advertise.
rnents for this paper. His Offices are at
= BosToN. Congress street.
NEw YoRK. Tribune Buildings
PHILADELPHIA, n W. cor. Sd and Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, s. W. cor. North aud Fayeue
p. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-08

A Sons OF TENPERAvcE BrsisLAruaE
/, is said that the majority OF the members
elect Of both houses Of the Legislature Of
Texas are Sons Of Tempersnee.