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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
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% d an 0ourtb baus.
Wabt Etnen rerrbrsn Suncsn uns Dem putti.
rum ntsrbanpt, cic stsebsns IN; ;iSe, pap CT cine
fr!fdbe uno aus3ciei,bnetc Nus papi ntuer l1aaren
stsn urm Often erbaltcn bat, peide CT 10 e,n tiI.
ll5tfsn preiien abieseu taan, mao teren CUTE uno
OaucrbafttJtett CT cre,if anrreiien barf. - Seinc
AuspaDi tef bt aus alsn Artten, wsldbe III lein
Sah elnlblaSen.
Tnher, @alhmere, Satinette bon allen gar
ben uno Su jeSem preiie,
Sns unc ausidnoilhe Drutfatune BON ben
befen Wsuitern, lebr wcblfeil.
Ssihentfrffc, 1aepata's. samns, 8;nbams, Cam,
met, &anpsr, 9bets, Olus!ine, teinen, 8cn.
lcuSe, 2eattc Banner, SBUaIs, .3Its,
@cnnsts, Sarpen, pcr,clanpaar,n,
turj fatf jsrcn 1rtitei, Der perlanSt n.roen mag.
9tufst an uno ,ltctIcu, J! >sIb fslstf.
Canton, Gpril g., 1850. 29.3W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

Srennb d, aft. - Betenfe pcbl uno
talte es itets I'M Sinu, bae Elm eetreuer
Srennc nidt leidt su tefcmmen if; unb
iellteit Cu 70 9lufItd fein, ais einen aetreus
en- Sreuno Deinen uennen sn biirfen, be-
trabre Geinsn 5reuno, uno SsrIa1e ibn fir
eiiien neuen nid,t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

Ser SEblit rarc erettet, absr ishr bclthis
otsf. Das gebiuoe setOfte iprn. R. Serd,.
Gs iIno srces 3fcdlse oduier uno Ee wur-
ceH ert i'm ucriscn Sabre erbaut.
Der Serlnif all 8orrltb uno @cbduceu
w'ro auf sl5 bis 10000 anseIdIasen; tbeiI.
peIie perltdert.
ct. eruis, sIprii IS.
9Slr wureen 9elfern burd, sinen beftacn
Sdnseltnrm heim9eiiht. @r begann um
balb 8 uhr Wicr9ens unb cauerte obne linz
terbreduns fort bis 5llbr Gldbmittaas. Der
VOosn it nit 4 bic 8 3oa tiefem Sd,nee be-
bcdt.
DasgsrtSr berMotssquieus ,iebt I'D, bem
snoe 81. 0r. Bates besanu isiu sIrsument
fur Die TerfbeiciAuna am Samltas. @s mar
tlne duBerlf terecte 9tpprOatiun an bicSurp.
VI mlro beute lhlie6en. Die Court mar ccn
9ansen Gag aecrangt pca /; Die Sibe ,parcn,
bon Varies odn,lid' eneenemmeu.
uaiere Iad,rtftcn pcn ct. Sclepb, no.
ielbIt fld, niebrere Gompasnien @aliforntsr
Auswanoerer ccncentriren, lIno lebr trauri,
ger slrt. Sc sraiiirt unter Denlelben einegrt
DIarrhOs, tpelte sahlreihe Spfer pearofft.
Wshrere babcn Gd, besbalb mseper ouf cen
Ne'mwe9 beneben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
beiIu n gen.

Nus,ebrurs, 9errfnla, Grripelts crer Ncft. ssbeu.
matismus. 4iht. $etertrftwsroen, Nifbml ccer
Srniftramrf GnstruItissstt, Nidcnmart eicen,
8ethpure, Sprbis, lealfcrfatt, siccn Acer,
Slalens unc Niertnt;fbpcrcen Uaerturiaf.
frsnsbe,tcn, rcreerbene &aftc QEeAfeifietcr
(Fever and Asmr), SldtaneranS nacb rem
Xrrfs, meitlide 8cthw. ben, aiSemrine9 96wid5e,
unrercauidbtcit (Dy~pepsia) rrvlcrnc GE(utf,
Serf'rrb. GrfaltunSrn Bsrftcrfung Stsin
Sla6tlbw iSc, Scir rrsaaiidbe &ctctn, Scr,.
tiorfen, Sdnarrn. SefeB., 8ruf aue Stir.
tenthmcr5 r5:n II. {. 10.
Sr lit unfeDItar In alien Grantbeiten Ype(f,s RON
nnreinem Slatc rcsr unre5stnasiser 0erribtuns
rer &cntfitutcn bcr rubren
Sn DIS pHanpnreib bit elm ailrrsi e. lpefen
ptanjen uno xrduter nsperae!eJt, Die nn(erer Sta.
tur rtrp inct mno CUR oetun3 pom Rranfbstten ats
ti9ntt TIM; Inc III ras pfu3,nr:i1 wenoet 80
frpopl ric Sernnnft ces Wfeni9tn als osr 5nlfinet
Ger tblsre fus Se3sns'ft Se3en Sd ncr, Der ~.
rur tic cine nliicnihaHltds 3uanncnfesun8 rsr
tetten pfani;n unc gang trei pom nahtbeili en- nno
enttrafencsn mntraiif:ben 8elfinctb ilen, unc Yie
CT aus Rem Gotten HrLntbet utrer,nat 70 tbciIt
CT III ensin entfrrebenrtn 6rarc, Graft une sStarre
init.
Sslteiaiaunsen.
Gin auBcrrreentfid5sr @ercfula SAD. GrpIipefas
uno Ue rhwnre curd cta allcini3en 05etvoucA pcn
Or. Onpictfs juianuenstIeetcm ssltsn 1mpftr
mo Sartarariua @prup.
Srpctiiu, Jfcp. H., iS48.
Or. 0uplctt.-msin J6srr. S1b tfattc Sbnen met.
nen "iitrithtSsH Sanr fir cen srcscn Vas:n at,
~rltsn mir Der 2ebr itb Spres ktaetarta Sprurs
8rw1b t pat. } BIN ftbr iinllntn pcu cnem fero.
tulsien eeihwar telatst w,roen, relcbcs an ,nsi.
mem Ginn ihi;u. 4nf,n3 ahtrtc ,ob nur renf,
oaranf ra b es nur fur einsn pSbmlid. Jan sftbts.
ausftbla9 bleIt. Gnelip rsrSrcBsrtt cs lb. bis CO
ee tn rem 6intcrtDcile meines Gcrfss rcrtre,tetc.
S3 spanrte mid an cInen Qryt, CT tebanpsIte mid,
psr5etens. Sdb rcrilsttr, mas nur p;rtaebt pereen
trnnts. 5't ZAP Sbrsn scitrn amrf.r uno 6arla.
Fartlla Sprup nnc entiAlcB mid, i'm ju setrau.
nen, cenn tit wuB.e, caB sttrr 0nrfcr, ciner Der
tbastIrttsn 0rtltc fur oas 05iut 1T. Sd, taufte
Sprsn Sprur. 8cbraubtc Jpn ,no isadb Dem 8e.
fran6 e"er 6tabe tcinrrttt ib cine srcse Der.
anceruns in msiasm Spitcm. Sd Ceste fsincu l8e.
rtalldb fort. bes iob elm sefinoc. lann sparoc I'd,
tuDli jcst mie ncnScbrren, mein Nut it pclltcm.
men 5ersia9t unf frei cou allcn ltnteinlihrritea.
Ss Vt tet"e SEa5e, raB Sbr ncuenteettcr Sprup
tr9fno etnem Sprur rr;it pariu,icbcn it, OirtNss.
idpstni8un9 ifcbt iu Sprcr Vcrfasuns unp iraenp
e'nem Der Il n all mid wtnrct, ptrre Il aerne ale
mo1l'f9e Nustunft aber meinsn ;Saa sctsn II. /. No.
S1 pertIette 9pr sebcr amer Oientr
UrprA @. Srbnfcn
l3 marft. @frafe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

~ &err g. 9. palmer 1T 9I9ent fir
ben ,,Sbio Staats 0cten" fir 9tclp,Urrf,
gcfrn linb phifaeclphia.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Teuer In eouteuifIe.

Der en- 9rcS @rccerie Stcbr bes prn. Ol,-
per unc Rar'in rnrce am Samifc9 im Z
abaebrannf. Die Girma hattie I'D, erit efa,
bl'rt nno einen srcBcn Maarenporrath elm.
gelegt.
Das ecmmifIcnebaus hes S.M@lurfan,
relhss earan lf0ets IL fbeiIwei(f rerbrannt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

i Z x 6kA q "
sinsesratsn 1T.
Sisis wirrIiA sufliAen uns meitttrabmtsp
lotterte>gUrette.er,
Np. 1, siSht StraBe, Baltimore, M1p.
(0cren einliser 3pst felt abrsn ca'in tcffanr ras
tfrdb ence \1eDein ecr ,,pantc mi tbi9en u 6ts
ii W ipren vsrreipanrrntsn jnjurpeneer) bat irs
scno einsn 0crUanD fur Sslttlcb san;Ii.b unnitbis
9eInaobt, brnn iDr
SSclh ocs Nnbme5 ut Doll.
Serer xbei Der uaicn siett 3su5niB ron ecrn slcr.
rei1sn une wuncertaren 8lat pietes -5aufts.
Gurrrsponoeaten uebers game 1ann
batsn bcr life OlatssuSs fur tsinc Guslasen er.
haittn IN
ASifer S. Spmp.,
8rceer eooieu N9entur.>
Damcrnber Grfpls!
Wunoespolle 2orlen S:rths,luns!
GT s 100000.
Iusbt,ablt in Scpfeu ipIbrenp pes Dirnats Diari,
rrn ben rprlttcrubmtrr ppfsr II. @omr. an Die
patrcuen ibres slatIiAcn Ioaults. rprbnbaft 1T fl
9cncen @tAaten:
~ eeier ftehe itiQ, ,tnb iiberlese!
$4,000, 3ab:n Is 80 Al 4. 9,atet sanjer xifsts,
Scftnot II ID IrnnrfJee.
$4,000, 3ablen So Sc II, sanjt Iidrts Sefanet
nlob QlabInd.
$4,000, 8 blcn IA 27 SO, balbe Iftts 8sfa lot
nab Obc.
sl3,5oO, 3ablcn is AZ, paotet balte xidsts, g..
fanft nad Obic.
$4,000, 3ablen II Al 76, padst 0iertd IiGets
sctlnet nab Noro. Sarciina.
$4,000, 3abtcn 81 So, 9ertsl zttts sstanot
nadb Dir ncn.
S 5000, 3aDlen &c 81 80, Vadst Diertel lidsts,
Scianet nad Gin: Carolina.
5000, 3abien I2 10 rs, patet 9icrtels xitct
0clanet naob Suo. .&at clna.
$ $500, 3apen so 81 50, Sisrtc &ifets, at(antt
naob 9lcro. Carolina
8 1000, 3aben % SIS 70. patet 0icrtrls xifet,
setaurt nadb ptnnlpranien.
G tn.Gssablun9 werren auf Sidt in Sob
senadbt Den = pfcr IT, Gomp.
p Cine Orere an pieic srrBs Srcfens Sirma
mag unfer Glnd fihern.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
ATTENTION FAR MERS,

N WILL sell at public Auction, on Saturday the ON 9ay
of Oclobe, A. D., 1859, at my farm Ill Barre ''' ''
lowing property, to wit - ,,.,, r,ra, ,;,,o,ed
Ths Farm known and called the Webb Farm situated e
about three miles from Barre Lower village containing
HIso nv farming tools hay grain and stock, conssn!
of horses cows, sheep and young cattle
Sale positve to commence at 10 O'Clock on S"'u "y
liberal credit may b. given. ,,, r,rrUru
Barre September llIh 1850 MlCAh fNE'0'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
Black Laoes g. Fringes.
nMKA LINER OEE.

CTORRSN I,ANGDON hive just received hne nsIon-
= msnt of Frngas and BuSsas, Lnce Edsngs' Tor VS.
ties Shawls Dresses, &C. n,
Al, 1874 -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
THE OLD TEA STORE.

WHERE the true genuine honest article he obalE
w ed, al an honest price, is st doing an immense BY
siness in this line, SIpRks |AN'''"h
May Is, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

Lake Superior An examination shows
that Lake Huron 10 only twenty-one feet i've
inches below Lake Superior. Hence a
canal would be easily constructed. This is
an improvement which will soon be made.
u The editor of the Augusta(G. Con
stitutionalst, writing to his own journal
from Coosa Springs, Alabama, says he I'M
derstands from persons at tnat place, citl-
zens of that State, that many oCthe planters
in their section of the State, have notified
the merchants they deal with, that they will
not hereafter purchase articles of mercan-
disc manufactured or imported from the
North
tB A plan has been proposed in Paris
for system of electrical telegraph, by
which messages may be transmitted from
one part af the city to another in few
minutes. The charge for an ordinary de-
spatch to be 25 cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
QUARTER GA The GADEB Z
THE AUTOMAT 0DEON,
IA.HE -slANlEAA 4AMU.

the most extraordinary invention Of The age perormng as
it does all THE functions OF toll orchestral wheih-
cr of HRASS, REED or STRING instruments with the
most perfect accuracy. This spIanGid machine viii he
drawn on magnificent van, drawnb ELEPHANTS and
CAMEI4S.
70 render n thrilling interest tn the exhibition, Mr. T.
BROOKS will uncftha cngcs OF the rrceSr wild beasts in
The whole animal catalogue and 60 Though with his won
drrfn performances showing the pcrtrt control which 1t
is possible for man to exercise over in lrt crr0tlJn.
Misunderstanding feature IN TIL entertainment is.
the performance Of the magnificent trained Ecphln 30
LIVAR who will be exhibited by that meqplIed amer,
Mr. Il. LANGWOBFHN, who viii also lu'roIncc the four
beautiful fify sterds, ABUALLAU, WINGED WILL,
| Bless WING and BLACk-dAWk.
Each exhibition will conclude with comic semi .esques
trio scena ia which PETE NORRIS, tn great Yankee de-
! lineator, ffom Bunum's Museum New York will appear
as Tcbias llonbuwcr, original pdIruf the wooDDN-
NUTMEG stamp Mr.. LnngVouhy will NJ appear in this
act introd cling thH beautiful ponies WICKED WILL and
| BLACK HAWK
Price Of Alms ion % Children under 10 years Of
age half price Doors o. from | 1871, NJ,
This huge and magnificent colleclluuot animals VIII he
exhibited in Montpelier on FRIDAY, tn 9th Of frptem-
her, inst. in Barre 2lh, Painted 18TH Cabot 9th
Donvtle l3d Mortified ostH. 4w3j
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

O. While MASKING apples for cider in
Centre, o., boy was stung in the mouth
by a "yelIow jacket" and died in twenty
minutes, his windppe being closed by the
swelling. supposed that wasps are call
ed yellow Jackets in Ohio.-PoSt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate
R1Npolpu D1siRicr IS. Court for the Dis
tic of RandoiI hTo all persons interested IN Slu bc
tnte # ZENO CROKER, late of Brookheld, III sa'o
District, deCeased:- 81, ., ro
C1HARLES Hackett, administrator of said estate, pro
poses to render account Of his administration, AUG
to present his account against said estate Tor tXnhao
and allowance at Probate Court 10 be held at the FRO
h,ta Oice in West Randolph, in said District on the sec
ond Tuesday in October next at l0ocock in the forenoon
You are therefore hereby notified 10 appear al tht t'
and Mace aforesaid, and if you see cause, contest VIC u
'"""'o j. B. HUTCHINSON, Register,
Dated at West Randolph, this 10th day olsepttmnei
A. d. 1851. oN-"1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

OAK HALL, BosToN. Geo. W. Simmons
clothing establishment is worthy of the attention
of strangers DESTROYS of seeing the largest cloth
ing establishment in the Union, or purchasing
the most fashionable garments at the lowest pri-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
Moreen Green.

cToRRs IL LANGDON have the Green fur paint
: ing Blinds decidedly the finest hngused, and at ahov
one halfthe price of PARIS Green. Samples Of e pals
ing can he az our Store.
May %, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
90 Tons of Goods,

DOuCHT Mt Fosters tucion. Mt sad sacrifice from BnH
ID ion cost Just received, and viii he sold cleap enough
for cosb STORRS & LANGCON.
May O. 1880, ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
NT7flREi
5000 Yag.

CtILKs Thibats, w. d. Lanes, Astres, Lalnas, Lyon
. eses, Algaccu5, etc, now opepag. ..,,-
STotR5 & LANGDNN.
September 5, 1850. 5o-u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

I m ncb of mid lands will he sold at public auction
a the Dwelling House nj Samuel Ruggles, in sad Ro Xbuy
nm the 4h day Of Osoter next at O'clock T. NJ as shall
be requisite discharge said take with COSTS utleSs pre-
viousy paid. .-,,, ,,,-,,,,, ~, MI, c,-,.,,,o
Roxbury August 81, 1860 3w31
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

CREvAssE AT MExroo.-The river that
runs in the rear of the city of Mexico broke
through the banks on the | lth OF August,
and did much damage A letter says that
BY turning the river upon the city, Gen.
Scott could have taken it without firing a
gun. as its banks are six or eight feet higher
than any part Of the city
Cw 1t is in contemplation to make
canal round SauIt Set. Marie, so that the
lower lake steamers can enter and sail or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-17

Furtier Foreign L,teHg ence by the Steamer asia.
New Yoax SEPT. 1.-THE steamer Asia reached her
dock here al little after 10 O'Clock this morning There il
not additional beyond what has already been tor
war!ed
Louis Philippe died the 26h Of August AT hisresdence
Cu.enluni He had been made aware Of his approaching
end early the preceding day. in presence Of The Queen
and prepared for his final arrangements alter INST having
conversation with the Queen He directed with remarkable
cleaness a conclusion his memoirs He then caused L"
be summoned his chaplain NIL his children and grandchildren
who were In crenont and in the presence OF the Queen
and family he discharged every duty of religion with the
most perfect Christian resignation
Towards O'Clock in The evening the fever came on which
continued during the night with much violence, and he eX-
pired al eight o'clock Monday morning in the presence
of The Queen and family among whom were the Duchess
Of Orleans Count de- Paris Duke dc Chartrcs Duke and
Duchess de Nemours, Prince and Princess de Jonvlt
Duke and Duchess de Aumae Duchess Augusta oi Sax
Cobourr and the other attendants o the royal family
The Peace Congress is in session at Frankfort on the
Maine Copwav the Indian Chief present and made
speech Mr.. Elhn Burrt, the learned blacksmith, and
Emile Grardin, and also The bloody aynan who, Golden
saws is his convert 10 peace, were also present.
Al Rome the consirators against the Pope have renewed
the practice Of throwing explosive balls at his holiness
while in his carriage Several persons suspected have been
arrested.
.af,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-17
WV PUBLICATIONS.

W. ,,dah,d ~ Harold & Murray for Harper g. Bro
,h, hsnd.oe editions of some interesting and valuable
books Among. them The Autobiography OF Letsn
Hunt with "reminiscences of fends and contemporaries IN
TWO volumes This is charming book 1t is indeed most
agreeable 10 be put in familiar communion with orah'
galaxy of which many bright stars nave iaaeu- 81 a.
the same table Loghon, in his rooms IN Lohoon WIN
the bright company that Hunt gathered around NM by
rom Keats Shelley Hazitt Coleridge Wordsworth, gentle
Charles Lamb and other of renown we might eS'
tract hundred anecdotes of this brilliant literary PERIOD
but We must refer the reader the volumes themselves
The work ia illustrated with portrait of Hunt at the age OF
36 which looks like that of boy II is singular lace
fine mouth brow and eyes, but no chin
No. of Caryle's Latter Day Pamphlets" on Jesuifisn
in the authors quaint pungent but cloudy STYLE
1b. History of Darius the Great-Anoher of those
charming and elegantly printed historical works from the
men Of Joseph Abbott Though designed for the young they
interest all ages and recall many historical facts which nave
passed from the mind.
Julia Houard, new novel by Mrs. Martin Bell, iavoie
writer in England.
No. of Lossings beautiful Pictorial f'ea o00" nc
| Rerolution-alreudy noticed.
From Nash s. Woodhouse we have Baker anu Scfiohet
fine edition of Two interesting books, viz:
"reminiscences of Congress- By George W. March, former
~ If not now correspondent of Boston paper Enough
Mr. Webster really forms the chief figure Of the book, which
.
NAV be regarded his biography it contains most agree
able and spirited sketches Clay and other great
tors in the same scenes The author gives strong North
ern Federal coong the exciting scenes he descoes yet
the book is very readable and pleasant.
Ine Lyiy Che emblem of Frnnce) and the 1Stem, ('he
Indian Symbo0 the Huguenos in Floda-a series oil
picturesque and historical of the colonies OF Co.
Iui in North -l562-l570. BY W. Gilmore Simms,
author Of "The Yemassee" SC. Mr. Simms' poetry and
evnce great originality and beauty and as his pre-
sent theme very rich one admirably suited TO his pow
ers we cannot doubt that he has most Interesting
story on, Of the materials. We have not had tme howev'
err 10 do more than glance at the work.
ToJ W. Randolph indebted for D. Appleton q
Co.'S elegant edition of The Prelude growth Of Poets
mind-an photographed poem; by William Wordsworth.
The admirers of the simple but graphic bard of Ryda Mount
will be interested in this poeca review of his own mind
the origin and progress of his own powers
FROM West und Brother we have received Hyacinthe a
noyeland from our old friend Warrock his approved V
pnia and North Carolina Almanac for 1851. This annual
" recurring reminds in eloquent but sad language
of the rapid progress OF time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-17
pOETICALs
r-,r eIINp GIRL TO HER SISTER.

THE BLIND GIRL TO HER SISTER
,,,.. FANNY MALONE RAYMOND.
,,.,,d vour footsteps light, dear Nell
Gome bounding up the lane:
How Glad am no words can tell,
To feel you're here again.
4. vou passed singing Ger the brook
The lark's loud trill rose high,
The thrush calpd from the hazel nook
Each thought his mate was nigh.
You've brought in sunshine with you, dear,
An odor from the hills;
Your gentle voice, so soft and clear,
The room with music fills.
All tongues, Nell, of your brightness speak,
And praise yonr beauty's glow
Likening your lovely lips and cheek
To roses in the snow.
They tell ME you have soft blue eyes,
Dark brow and sunny hair,
Mere outward loveliness they prize
know your souls more fair.
Who leads me forth from break of day
To taste the morning air2
Who, when the SUMS warmth dies away
Soothes all my darkling care2
Nelly, my morn and wing star,
scarcely wish for sight;
Your kind and gentle teachings are
The music Of my night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-17

FOREIGN SMALL NOlES.--ln some parts of the
State we notice that canor being raised against the
las recently passed by the Legislature in regard 10 small
notes fro m other States aud III others the Id" is openly de-
fed In the meanwhilr the good results Of the law
showing themselves lready have several OF these paper
l,nccs proved 10 be merely whiicned sep"ces,
since they have no longer chance fallen lie people
of penns, vana The Baltimore Argus recognizes The
c,s.ily and wisdom Of the law, when II says:
'Pcrnsylyana has wisely determined 10 abandon the
trash nom her confines her working class ro
the inevitable losses which follow this circulation. We say
lei MARY land follow The example. THERE'S no need Of small
notes Now The whole country IS full Of gold and silver and
every ay is adding The amount. Let be brought into
use Lei the gold and silver coins of our country, which
are oi uniform and stable value take the place oi HE NOR
rel crowd of small notes which n"w constitute our crcu'
Ting medium We city banks do not need or de-
sire this circulation. II il positive INJURY IL our banRn
establishments, well 10 the people al large lei u
then put down before the people are called upon 10 Susi
farther boss from broken banks and fraudulent concerns ana
let the SAFE constitutional currency :" our country
Tor all our smaller opeIalons."-l Pennsylvania.
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From the Pennsylranion.
LES DERNIERS SOUPIRS.

How many tale the flowers have told
Since Flora taught the gentle art
To speak by signs, though mute, not cold,
The unbdden thoughts that rise at heart.
therefore send these violets blue,
GUILD this day, by hill and dell,
To speak that last and fond adieu,
Which tongue of mine would fail 10 tell
Go, Flowers then say, how tended well,
Yen swee,ly bloom for many day,
And when Pm gone, some story tell,
Of him who then is far away
Go, say, neglected ys will pine,
Forgot by her: so sure would /
If banishcd from her memory's shrine,
My only hope, like ye, 10 die.
Yet Flowers, from you, though crushed, will rise
a sweet perfume, Of love the token;
And thus ascend my parting sghs
TIE incense of heart that's broken.
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SMALL, NOTES.

We take the following from Pennsy vnna paper in refer
cnce the passed fer the suppression Of small notes
xouh he wei, io virginia (says Winchester Vrgnianl
if the srautc in regard such currency were made reclna
here and thus exclude the foreign circulation which taxes our
trade Leaf per cent On the amount We encourage among
Ihe law aglins, small beginning 10 operate and
We think that in the long rum it will havca beneficial effect
upon our currency and purge il OF much hh and worthless
nash Our sister States who have been growing lat ana
rich UPON our folly complain about it, and 10 take ~
fence because have undertaken 10 rule our own cur
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Tclegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

NAsHINGToN, SEPT. Z, Z T. NJ.
At Alexandria, the cornerstone Of the Methodist
Church South was laid to-day, with Masonic ceremonies.
Senator Dawson delivered eloquent Grafton before the
Order and the Rev. Mr. Rosse PASTOR addressed the audi
ence with power and effect The Masons Of Alexandria were
Joined by many brethren Of tho three cities and surrounding
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Telcgraphcd for the Baltimore Sun.

wasa,saros, D. C., Sept r. G. M'@ln p Consequence
of reports circulating in Richmond and other paris
Virginia, where there is amount of the notes
OF Lathams bank circulating of the unsoundness of the
institution there has been quite to-day
The notes coming in rapidly but they have all
promptly redeemed How long the work Of redemption win
Lc ce.tinucd is difficult to say. T..