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GEO. \ SHAW, Register.
\ tru- crr,--Nttr.i. Geo, n. >Usw, Reg.

AZ, Irufl sf rr.l.itr held q, ru,., vuhi, ari &C.
the Cuuut, II O,e.ri Gee 'hr h1h t'y 81 iu-.
u.i. ~ the ,raf Il ouf lui ,ightrrn h.mdr,i
ani hfy-lHr.
4 CERTAIN INsrRl MENr rurr1,t,rs q, o.
Y IN h,t VII .al r-.DmrHt 4 SNNlTL
BEAlS, bir Il Ll'run1fr,l . 80 iHr1t,, drr'as'
81. h,,iag lrsa rr-sraisI rule's. ,v 30, .
r-rtiua pea, ,nr ihH Sfrrbr1 lsl,iu 81 .sii lv-r.
1fc uf -,n.r oihst .s,sbl, - ,bnJui, D. art,"ir.
tsi lAnips'rtls. win tn W .urrrN cd, u ih- o..
tate ct .lii d,rr,ssl, che trrHflrs HIu.i BOO i1,i
vii h,,irs rrms,,l rom ths State
u Wa Ordered. Thst u1lsr o. gir"r 20 ~ pen.
sons Interested p causing r %, 'tihis u'drr Co. D.
ruld,shsd three vs,k. sur,e..i,,, iu m pNG,ri
u .mHSIat, printed ~ rsu. hat thsy one, aHTt'r 81
o rulsi. C1uu o. hr he'll no ,surufr. on s'iJ
Crr1i,. ua The 'ighiryHth ',, ~ = r'r1rl-I Hr,t,
,i tspoi che clFk boz the ,ils,, -.u ptl 'hrv r,u.r
u ar, thIf have. vh, thr sane shHu rHt D. rfH,-
rI approved ,li allowed q. tbc hsl WIII ani To-.
lament Hi decreased.
GEp. n. SHAW. Register
4 uuf Cary--lt'rtu Coo. X. SHAW, re-,
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Tn. h1.i1ss. VIII h. ooatinu.d a. their Store N
NORWAY VILLAGE, hy DENlsON L KEN
DALI, ~ irily un The Biy-ias p1zTri'. .. no
books will h. n,elsd atsF The 8,.t VI Apiil ns,i.
Norway, March u, 1851.
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Ma Cont IT rulut- held If rrsl1rc. otihr' 1rI
ir che JHuaN ai o,f1ri, up che seventh 90, ~
Nu.r,f. in ca ,s,r 1T GOO iaIIsighf- hurIIri
BHI HHt-.Hr.
90 tbr brr- .i1g P.tI'r1, % y.1s 1r'-rrl, ihai
fhr .sI Nimf1rsflHf. give H.,,y iusN r.TsHrs be-
frr,si,I, d, ,Iusfr- co.,, q sBrN yriIiH1 aII q
ftIs lu.f g. d. Is'li,hHi ibr,. weeks sl-rr.sl,r.
~ i1 The p,ntJ p.pr,pl painted at Pare, iasi
tr., r,l, Bu,rr No re- Probate C.HIt t' is t.ll Ht
U.itgI on ,lII C.u.-,. 90 Ih. ,'r,.ih '-, ~ Sep.
f-p'.r eat. 10 '.H 30 il. ,.-s i1 fhr ifs1.1, ,1i
.i.a rtH.s. b. srs 'aI, tH',, vh1 ils sau. .H.uH'
r#f Is luHfrI.
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~ IT,, Z,

l. hsrclv g'v-a that III. C1r,rt1~r.hip n DEN.
iSONS, TRUE K KENDALL, win expire ~ ths
irsi iay Il Annl qsS'. lN hnitsii1a; sai al Per.
'on' Indebted 70 be 'aid drm are hsrsby requested
o. call aad settle ths sane.
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10 the lion Justice. II the Supreme Jui'cial Count
ncyt to h. hadcn At Plfi', ~iihia and i'r The
Co ~ ONford, 90 the fmth Tuesdsy u
Ms,, A, n. 1851.
4 M 4. SHORT 4 Turner, ~ the I"uuiy ~
" OSford, u-Icctiully hlsls ani gives the How
otsiic Court To- understand that 'he we hNialb
m,uicd b. Ssla n. short her rSessui hu,land, The
10Th ,ay II Auril one thuu.and ighi HIM bed aod
thir, .G,s' That after her w cuuauiagc With saa
Sch, ". Shot, ,hc li,r,l With him ~ bee hwiul
welded huslaHi IN aid Tmrcr, that fhe has r''r
h-,n lu- 'ud h,thiid towards ihr ssil Shot, iH al
her mau,sgr covenants sni vows, Net the ,id shot
Mt rniud6h II hi. upuilvr cuysu1utt, vows, 'ni
,ut, dil nn the - d,, Il Nu,ewist iu the ,rar q
orf liti ihlus,1d eight hulifTd au,l f'f, five,
vilfiI, drse,, ,nuf lishpi without any iu.tu ,,,-
.rn,h.e rau.s ~ ptu,or,iina 90 be- T,ft; W. hls
ever since -'n out ~ he STATE rr inr,usu1krHvu
~ ,uuf Liflllut. thus HriHe sraf' fon BIZ i.fti.
iuir family, utsi', api vh'I, nrg'sriips api r,i's.
i1r a. furit ihrIu--p nr, es,. sI triurH snl 1--we
With then. ~ ui vhirh b. 18th go surss1t nr r'
u'ir1 ~ thr Isuirs ar, i1tru'iu1 U0 che nfi q
,,su lihFiaHt thru,I1 iu rtu,urr ,lusa fr ti,nrrr
Nui ,um lIrl'sTt iu,th,f iGfffrs iht. lI.rHtHlle
C"ur', ih'i 10sr bee iriunuugr vifh srii shot
that 'hr bad ups daughter lsrn ih- f'ufr,arl
dU ~ f,'nop, lsad s' ulr Irush'r. ban ih'
nirih is, ~ : rtrHlri. i>is--ppI s'sn H-r ftuIh.
irt l.im the s,y,lih i1N ~ SrTiHulsr isl2 .hfsf
lHf1g llfif Nlh m. i"It HlN awe afl ~ f.N'"I
,'fs--,uuf l.j~'l,1l pI1,s ihi. hp1arhs Govt o.
dsrtSr a. h-r the exclusive rsrc aui Oi.t.t, OF ihr
s's.e, aad that he nav D. d,Htr,d f.Hm thr h'rI.
~ m,tiiuun, h5tv,cn be- ,ni be- sa,t hrsinrf.
an \. SHORT.
DATED II Turner, rIv.u tht. iOth d,y Il ArI l,ji.
A. Surrrrs Judr,ipl Cont l~gua ant b.lrs1at
rari., viihn ,1l fee ihr C,urf, ,f O,iFI. ur
the fauth Turs,a, 81 N.y, \. u. 1881.
IHn ihc tf,gH1I llsi = d. uflrtr' ilri ihr
saii ~ \. ~hH,t r'u.. no. slil S.lp n. ~r.tis
l- r.rthri 90 che I,rlr1H .fih. ir,-Hirg Ilnl. 'r
r.uti1- s1 alIrsisi r.fN iHHisi f.g ihrf Ih f..s
uflrf ~ CHuu ibri'lr, Co. d. ruIi,h-l ihIrr vrais
.u.r-ss,rb IN rh~ ONflfi D.rr,rut' r. rtr,r ul.
h.hr Al Fnus si1'ssnd ne la.t r,l4irti..1 q. De-.
thirty les, ~ lrIsl lr.ir i-s aru is,ra OF -s,f
Cont, ~ u, h.l'r7 90 .1it rtus, vI'l.r ,r' r..
81, DHrru. ~ Ibr sr,.a, rHs.sy of prflrI rr,'
O.. lhr rHi thp' fhs .,ld l.I-fr l, th.u ,4f IbrIr
1rrspr u s1ti t.u.f, s1l Shes ,rr.r, I HHl Hf
h'rr,vh, idl paw. iil. .ari Hi-aa, sl .r'| Do
ID" gIHH'r'
Nr,-wW. h KlNnNLi. t'.rk.
\ trus sHr, 90 hIa'HH' ...I.f n I.Hi II fa.r.
% AryI-WN. y. KiNENL. CI..l.
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l}rubntr 9lutirrG.
To the Hon. Judse q Probate ~i,hin AMI for the
I.LLl.I. IL A.l..I.
show, MOsrs ". sEhvY, oi

Cuuniy ~ ONfofd
UUMBLY show, NOSES ~ sENvY, 81
Strnsham IN the Couai, ai,fcsari. Guard.
ian 10 Law u. STANN and MttVtN :. STAvN,
minors asi Sous ~ the said Muscs " Seayy, that
the aid levi u. Scsy, anI Melvin = Sga,, arc
ssifri IN e and tr,in Pee 1T s,ftain piece Il Ts-
NJ estate hing in aid St1rshlm. Il leiHg "oc undi.
,,dr,l bali II The hrm nn whi,h The ssid Moses
nuS rr-i,ss, sul rci a. a he estate ~ ihr .sd No.
49, that it u1lt H. ior The interest ~ .sid mn1fs
n ssl ih,r intrtsst i4 -srl tsi,tr sni invest che
rfucccds in sn'ne suitable Utoperi, srN them io
th- ciu.aiioa II ,aH m.rur. Nrur Petitioner
therefore ra,s this ll1pluhr Cu.ut Co suthpnie
and ,mroW'r him O. ,sll he slu,s nud make a0d
rNo-ri, d5c,.s o. cur,ry ihs SANE sC,rrdlng 10 the
laws BE- sufh rs.e ralde arl pf,i,ul,l
NuSES VI. SENNN.
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Observation-Disclosures .l.rs7 90
Oh. o.rfr, n u,,nI, HI fh. .r'l ."f w.
r.'. tH Obj. ,rp. ri .HT 10" ..a rHa.sH.. .,ht
ha rr. a.I h....u,
e. O. ir'r.Hr rrurrH, Is u"s .U'. iEN
strI h..t.|IH1 g.r, H.r-r o. I.' Is.rs IHfH's'r'
Hf .tr..Hg -HH1 .I slr' I,uf.H HrH .f... 'H 's
#H'IsH.I IHH,r artks tr.tT..Is,.. .. The uN IN
p,rn.-ra'. rli8'.l - ru.., f.Ffu., rH, H"I.'r
lr r.#ufr ,..ri a.. be- HrIiru 90 li.IufI. Ia sHII
D.aru HF '.r a,yf. Hh Hg u' : ..H.sI H.a', 'r
i.r .I tha ,H,k rr Oh. Hf,rHnr, FL. s. s ,frs.. I.
b#, fIsf HHsH. wis tlr s,.HH sl.... 90 fs r.H"t.
GLO. n. SHAW, E-lsi.u
Arr- rHr-Nf..t Ca. p. >U,', l,rg.
Ntp cont OF e. Is,.. i.i al rlr.. -. $1,000 p.' 'r
tbs ,.r.', % uNfft. 1000 'hr fuh ..t Hf Nur..i,
ir fbg var ~ HHr lHrl ure ih1u,..H eight h.H-
f..i HrI blt-.rr.
~. a. COMMISSIONERS .ru..Hf.I r, 90 200
ths IS Nv'. Dover i1 tHs ,.fIfr Hf WAR
NIN ilTE~EN. bfr = rp.ls. o. ,r.E '..r.'l, t..
ceased. hlNrrg fHt 10 rbafr rrs.'
l,vas,u.rT0i, Th,tu.Ii,r b. give. iH at f'H rs
irtrrr.frI, Do, causing o.p, ~ disorder r.'. J"n
I.N .lihrrr NHsks 'u.r'sf,Hhn1H uNmr uH1'
H.Ili uir,rl tt Pare. ihf'tr., uH. arrrlr a' o
rr.i.,,s CrHri o. H. h.if no ,g3 r1H,r r 'Hs iHa'h
Tur.la, ~ u.f.I.r nat, p. r.rr uitH. r.a ,H iIr
iHuHHn1, 'HI She's D,Isr, tla7, thrt H1to, u1t lhr
.,rs ,harI not u. accepted
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lnIARLEs HENRY kINnAI.I.r.In.

4 hlAliLES HENRY kiNnAll., NAMED ENrr.
' utu' 90 a certain Instrument ruu0r'i1s iu r..
ths hsJ VIII slA T,stam-nt OF PORTER KIM
BALL, late ~ Ruuiprt "a laid Cpult,, deceased,
AAU1g pfcssD'ed the same f,r Probate:
twas Ordered, that the sail Executor give notice
O. sH p,rs1as Interested, D., rsusiuz copy II thu.
Order O. b. Published three wrs,s sperrssNsly ir
The ONi.rd D,uipsrat, printed a. rau., that the,
NAV aIIsar ~ Probate Court a. 10 held no Run.
Efd il .aI Cpunty, On the .,ycutsen'h i,y ~ sep
tsRlr usNt, al nine 81 the ,ll,k IN thr i1rsppln,
aoI shsw cause, ifsu, The, have, WV ihs aid H..
stUmsDt sh1u'i 90 H. rrutsi, approve ant a..
uwsi A. the last VIII aud Ts.tamsut 4 .aid De-.
cslscL GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
\ true CUpy-Aussts Gao. n. SH.w, Reg.
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w. t-IIT n r. Il'| I|TI q f.U., vIIHII I1T ~
hr tHHat, 90 ONtlfd, ua che hrb aI, ut NurI.f,
iH co.. year Il uur l.sri eighteen hHHf.rt s9I
tHt-HI#.
DENJNNlN rRNTT. named T,r-u'nr Boo "a
ID rrftsiH iH.tHuIfui TufTHTuHE Fl. Is tNs bsf
" Sou srf Trstsu,H' BrI CHsI.rI.tpNN PRATT.
brr ~ Trmrf be- s,lt trr-i,, IrrGa.-H, Al,lg
r.t.sHr,i ih- same &C. Probate.
o. uuisrsd, that ihy laid E,.slr'6r give ,'.-s
o. 40 pef.H1s Interested, O., raYsrr- a. cog, ~ this
lrd-f tui. IriIishsi three vr,ks ,u-rrssI,sN DO
The ONf,ri Drm stat, rriHisi 90 psrIs. thsi the,
may sri,ar 1t Probate tnurt o. 81 L.li 40 To-.
no fr .tIi Iuu1J,, ur he Hi-#'srHfh '1, n Sep
truIrr next. at utn- 4 tho rl.,k ,r ib. rr,Ba,l.
az .bs,, causs, ct an, thr, have vh, che sai1 D..
s'urrHt .h.uH g.f d. pussi, approved, and ia.
lnvsd 70. ths l,.i VII and T,.um-ri and Culi,II
4 siii drreaseI.
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wv. r. CC,pNCW. fl-t
JHNAruAN :. NItttTr, Ns.itl IE1~f.v.
NHu.t. We
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IL g,.ad. api estate ct JAMES HARRINGTON
late Il Stow ~ s1il County, drrs1srJ, rsUrrt'u',
ryprc-eais that ihs prF.rul estate ~ sll trrrasst
r1i suihr,rot o. o., ihr Just dSifs, vh,h BE- Hv.
"a at The tiur- Il Do. ioath, D., The Soon ~ tvu
th,,,s.ui d'l'ars. Vow p.titiruaf thrf'hrs Tfl,s
that ,uur llr,'r wvoN giant him ii0srss - sr'l
t..I Jr1,s, sl uurh uf t1r rrl estate ai ss.i De-
JI,-f,l as u,, D. ue,rss,N Hr che payment Il ''I
f,if, ahI ipg, isntll sh,fscs
n. X. HASTINGS.
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A. Cusut II Probate hslI ~ r1.is, rhr1 auI iuf
he Cuasty 81 O>'1rI, u1 the fnh d,y II 40,
gust, n ths war 4 oar lori eighteen hon ned
auI hItN .Unf.
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ten, and handsomely written, too, and by dear.
good friends, whom | hope yet to meet in the
body, u assure them that the affection of the iv
ing is strong towards them for the kind words
they have said of the supposed dead.--I am not n
ghost, but real living presence; and although
have no doubt that the ghosts of the depart
ed often blush and hang down their heads at
the atrocious lies which their favored heirs
sometimes carve in immortal marble and call
epltnphS; how then could La real piece of liS-
ing mortality, keep down the rush of blood to
the checks. when read, az did on my return
from my old School House visit. the pleasant
things said by my friends the editors, and par
tlculary by my good democratic brother Sea-
YER of the Buffalo Courier 1t is certainly n
pleasant thing to read ones cuogy, and to know
what the world may say Of you after this NOR
til coil has been of a verify shuiilcd off That
pleasure has been mine, though poets, and phil
o3ophers, and statesmen, and linen Of higt
d gree" have sighed for it in VAN. am salts
ii ri with my poshumous honors, and shall Ell
dc lvor in the short or long span that is yet al
! lo.ed to me on earth, to live worthy Of those
friends whose kind words shall live in IN!
memory forever. W. 5.
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Alta horse race in Norm,uay. some English
men were admirina the picturesque and historic
costume of tn, women Of the count V. Sevc-
rul of these gcntlemen-ockcvs Slightly excl.
ted BIZ Impressions Of their feicimsr. were gath
cred together IN knot, admirng not only thu
costume but the captivating faces If the women
Of Normally, whose beauty was heightened
BY the piquant originality Of their lace head
gear. These sportsmen were uttcring their
comments on the passers.by in loud tone OF
voice when their attention was arrested by the
extraordinary beauty of young woman, owl
dontly lust married, who Mt tina, m0men, passed
by; ShH was "a'"n@ n n Er''? 81 cioJHn'Fy
I'G' ana asses IN tIle'; 81" oFeS''S' eil! o9
''"t'' SIo''-" iI''e1' E'I.H 0,1E' uI' III III
company lmEht De seen the b!acN cass0cN o'
the wear o1 'Ae PARISH
Wlut beauty exclaimed ono Of the sports
men, 'on my hcnor, I'd give two sovereigns fox
a hiss OF her rosy check
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New Series, Vol. G---NO. ).

,,... ,,.Io Co.. ,l,,, oa;cco ,no,, ,bo cornor of
,La tr,iarI, nccnnind 40 ,he Cns,or,
ti.,,sd rusI ,,a. ~ o,,cn ,n,Lo for ,,,o end
i,r ,Io h,,;lIin,, hio,i, r;,raod and louq rono
,I,.,,' - H., ,,,,, t;,n,, nurnber of
,Ln pnl;r9 ,yj,, ,vnro ~, tl,o rrou,d. mndo ser
oral ,,,o,nr,s n ,l,,oin nossessior Of the pr-
saror b,,t ,hs,. r,oro rn,,,,hIv handled md pre-
,,o,,al "Lod ,bo, rarsi.,oj thrv wnnld have
Lonn r;1JioI viii hilis several citizens dc,
,,a,,ncoJ ,ho eyacn.;nn ard songht TO mid the
pnI;cn
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The Bird with mt n Mae.

b c. s. P1EllvAL.
There's n b"an,imI bird in beautiful nest,
Whose presence a joy Go.h create
To rival the hs-cs ct Paradise blrst;
Il is strange she has never IA mate
For hundreds OF wuorrs, with god-tmted wings,
And voices brseechIug. have come
To the braulu, nest where the b my bird sings,
To sue Tor her heart and her home.
When away on her bright-movlng pnons she flies
Wherever her beauty appears,
Her form i, the ch1tm ot all wondering eyes
Her voice, ut ai,tsl'njag cars.
Ard whru She returns. ~ the setting OF day,
To her owu loving bower once more,
She IS followed by lovers rom lnls tar away
y throug brighter tar than before.
O there will h' joy in her beautiful bower,
Nhru tl" favored one ~'- by her side,
VIA inHor"nr", hrauiy, nui SONG rs her dover,
To claim the sweet bind Tor his hIIdc
Butah there are some whom the hard Fatcs con
druu;
Who w.i weep his proud fortune to see,
When they nlnH o the rapture that was not 70
them;
Alas that such fate is for me-
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A,,opr tbc ,Dor,, , ,I;cor, H., -. A., 1I..- Il
=, I'ong ,n' many oH.cPIS "ho' AT lhe close OF
G,. GtV T',,,,,'' WIZ I''i'u Oh han'p1%' was
L''l' i'"..o' ". 1''a ~" r-I."1it' ne ma
'5.''! l','',',,I I1 pI.uE: p'f!oAIo'' M'I@h,"f
VI u,.'',,," p'",.'.I 'I''rF' ana nIed win
i'''''. tis''''' Vi I"''l "'l'' ana "'o'e III =
~. I''.' no were cP"H'y ul'MlieI
III ~, ''.,', '.,'..' "i "ou''"' PNE' lh'i-
NV ,..'. ,".',' ,,'' "' ana rN'E al
, ~ ..'.' "' |'' "iI P'y ""lc" Io''!'-
'' cI.... y''..,. ,'''I ,.'''
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The utter lawessncss that p cylils in Cali
fornia cannot be better illustrated than by the
following from the .llta CaIi ornian, received by
late arrivals, The accurscd thirst for gold y
works, in that region, the same results that ii
has always and every where since the founda-
ton Of The MnrN
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w NJ ut ipNC asNi So
A weary lie is mine at best
Few pleasures mine that others share
And oit, by lonely thoGLhts Gnpres,
1t seems that might well despair;
But when my Little Friend see,
\ pleasant ding is lie to me.
10 know that she is at my side,
To hold her little hand in mine,
To watch her eyes that ioudly shine,
Her chcrub iace that brighens up
With loves intelligence divine
With this nv soul is satisfied,
And drains pure, refreshing cup
OF calm aud quct happness:
In sweet content then lcpuse
From sorrows paugs and passions 'hroes,
Without wish, save not to stir
From one whose very look can bless
Some wonder what | find in her
Nv heart SO strangely to impress
A cI 'vcr child, they must confess,
But nothing more, tor all they see
Than other children o. her aye,
Who scaico one thought Of mine engage.
Whence comcln, thcu, The witchery
That sWays me IN her sweet control
They KNOW u-r uu'-uud none ui earth
Save may ever know her wort
For Wr have spoken, soul to soaI,
AID met IN sIlrIt, ,.ce to iacc,
When all her mIuu's immortal grace,
Love, truth and goojue-s shoue revealed
In beuuIy--irom the world concealed.
Twas in an hour OF bitter pain,
" Nhru the long agony oi years
Was crowded III IA mumcnt's space
When friends seemed false and love vain
And the wrIu- heart and burning BRAIN
Could only tiud reiiri in tears---
For drspalicd ot earthly good
She calnc-.l scarce knew whence or how
4 light and glory round her brow
Sub,lme,y beautiful -h" stood;
For ali ot earth had lett her face,
Amt .iII at h,.rypu I tltl,p u,i,tht irncp
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it to its proper place. In a few moments the
servant returned, looking somewhat frightened ;
he could not find the watch. General Vernon
surprised went himself to search, but was not
more fortunate.
Pcrhaps, sir. YOU or one of the company may
have carried it by mistake into the drawing
room;'
4 think not but we will try.'
Another search, in which all the guests Join
cd, but without avail
what fear said the general, 'is that some
ono by Glance may tread upon and break it,
General Vernon was widowcr, and this
costly trinkct was intended as present to his
only child, Il daughter, who had lately married
a wealthy baronet
'\Vc will none Of us leave this room until it
is found y exclaimed Oh. Of the gentlemen with
ominous emphasis.
'rhat dccsion,' said young man, who was
engaged that night to a ball, might quarter Us
on our host for an indefinite time. propose IL
much more speedy and satisfactory eXpedient ;
let US all be searched
This suggestion was received with laughter
ard acclamatons and the young man, present.
inr himself rs the first victim, was searched bv
the valet, who for the once, enacted the part
Of custom-housc officer. The general, who
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ms uI'lT u. MS o'p'3V u'TI''e" III "'l
voice. ul'I' 'NJ'P' y! ''o''ll'c' lo one s'io'4'
ID! I''IlI oi' .i"'' y WY 0""""'u :n1Ic'
CH9"c'' Tn'Cn VII. yen, I'l 1,"Nt DS say i'3
"P,''" n"l'"" - It-I', "'S 'l'"" pay '''
laSicH ioh- eno"@" l cla'h eNc'i'tio" LOT ili''
81 'I 'o''II , ~ '' u'Gp & ,Ln
tonl, an n,rI,. nnnlr,rT;,y Of wi,bjro,y;n,,. -
General Vernon did not make the slightest re
marx on ms departure anu the remaining guest
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in other words, ready money, to set the invcn-
ton agoing; and he ut length persuaded the
unucky Captain to sell out of the army, and
invest the price OF his commission N this uuln-
ous venture. If Capt. Dutton had refused to
pay the money until he should be able to pro-
nounce correctly the name of the invention, he
would have saved his cash, at the expense prob
ably Of Il semi -dislocation of his Jaws for the
lamp reioccd in an Cight-sylablcd title, of
which each vocable belonged to II different
tonruc-thc first being Greek, the fourth Syr
lac, and the last taken from the aboriginal Hn
gu1ge of New Zealand the intervening sounds
believed to he Respectively akin to Latin, Ger
man, Spnscrit and Malay. Notwithstanding.
however, this prc3ii~c Of name, the lamp was
u decided frurc: its lrht was brilliant
enough, but the odor it cxhard in burning was
SO OverpOwcrinr, SO suggestive OF an evil orr
! yin, so every way abominablr that those adj
vcnturouS purchasers who tried it once, seldom
submitted their otactorv nerves to a second
ordeal. The sale and manu- acturc of the lamp
and It's accompanying spirit was carried on by
| Mr.. Smith alone. III one Of the commercial cit
les Of England, he having kindly arranged to
take the trouble of his partners hands, and only
requiring him TO furnish the necessary funds.
! For some time the accounts transmitted to Capt.
| Dutton were most flouishlnp, and he and his
gentle WI fondly thought they were about 10
realize a splendid fortune for their little ones; ;
but at lcpgth they began TO feel anxious for the
arrival o! the cent. per cent. profits which he'd
been promised, but which never cGmn. and Mr..
Smiths letters suddenly ccasin~, h.s prrnar
one monl 6 set oil to inspect the scene OF OPP
cratlOnS
Arrived at l.. he repaired to the street
where the manuf' 'ctory was situated. and found
II ghut I'M Mr. S,,nith head trpun off f., At,,n~i-
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4 New and beautiful Poem by Jas. Mack.

\ Now nnd ECNNIIlUI TOtW Dy JHs Nhck'
The following is Poem of singular beauty.
The very flow of the rythm answers Millions
description Of music. The "Littlc Friend y
whoever she may be, is to be en- led her pr vii
cge of being a ministcrng angel to ore of the
best of hearts and most gifted of minds, and
she will not lose her rcward-for as Miss Ian
don remarks " \ poets love is immortality, =
and poem like this, is of itself sufficient to
insure it to the subject that inspired it.--Hest-
cra PGDer.
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We hope the following beautiful lines will
affect some OF our readers Us plcasurably Il.
they have US.
Brother. Come Back.
From The Ncc York Ercning Post.
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pal editor Of a leading political journal in one
great city, should write such letter, amid the
selfshness and the heartlessness Of another
and greater one, is a marvel illustrating no
less the ingenuousness Of the writer than the
real vanity of the imposing auficaitics by
is a true man, and "long may he wave !"
Editorial Correspondence of the
Boston Atlas
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One Square, 10 line or less, insertions, SIpo
Each Insertion after the Sd, > cts. Il line.
YrpYrAR1Y ADVERTISEMENTS, (with privilege oi
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-06
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1851.
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