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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11
FOREIGN NEWS.


Steamship Franklin, at New YORK NJ III
10 O'Clock on Monday morning, from
Cowes Sept. Ssh, brings ITO passengers,
and reports that on the 4th September. lat.
As. lon. 50, passed the Canada from Boston.
The Pacific from New York arrived out
in ten days and 6 hours.
The overland mail brings dates from Bonn
bay TO july %. aud Calcutta. July IL. The
import trade was rather brisk; export trade
fiat. Money was abundant.
Cotton al Liverpool has advanced Is since
the sailing the America, with an average
sale daily of 10000 bales, Trade in the
manufacturing districts sac,ise aud healthy.
AT havre Cotton was improving.
A heavy failure had occurred in London.
the old and respectable house of Rucker 4
Son. Their liabilities are reported at t2,-
100000, The cause of their failure is attrlb-
uted TO large advances on produce. II was
believed they would eventually pay up
Great agitation prevails, and crisis is
thought TO be at hand.
Parliament has been further prorogued
until November 18th.
A London correspondent saws, "it IS stat
ed that your counlryman MIR. Hobbs, has just
succeeded in opening the lock OF Messrs.
N
long engaged and be has claimed his re-
ward OF 800.
The feeling with regard to the conduct of
the Roman Catholic parry in Ireland is very
general aud decided, and government may
consequently rely on almost unanimous sup
port in any measures they may deem neeeS-
eSSary. No serious evils, however, are an
ticipa,ed.
The great topic of conversation when the
franklin left was the extraordinary sailing
qualities of the Yacht America. The Times
gives her full justice, in alluding to her VIC
tory on the 22d, at which the American min
lister and other American notabcs were
present. The Queen and Prince Albert Wis
ired the America. the vessel being moored
off he Osborne House.
The America had another race on the 25th
for a cup valued al 500. She was not de-
clared entitled to il, however. having pre-
viously formally withdrawn from the race.
Commercial matters in France were in a
mparstiyely prosperous condition. The
harvest was excellent and mostly secured
The couacil general Of the Seine al Marine,
has adopted resolutions in favor, not only of
the immediate reyersion of the constitution,
election of the president.
The French ambassador al Madrid has
promised the Spanish government the assls-
lance OF France TO put down any pira,ical
expedition 10 Cuba.
Paris generally was tranquil, waiting the
reports and decisions of the councils general
Dates from Lisbon to The i9,h report all
quiet al Portugal
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COMMITTED. in the Boston Police Court
Thomas Muvin. cab-driver, was examined
on charge of telonous assault upon Melin-
da Evans, of China. Me-. at the Vermont
Central House. He was committed without
hail, 10 await the action of the Grand Jury.
The penalty on The charge is death.
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Csa5Ga Expedition Abdad0ned.-A despatch
dated New Orleans, 9th inst, says that the
Cuban expedition is now entirely abandoned
and that great number OF liheraiors are in
that CITY without the means of getting home.
They had demanded money of the Cuban
committee, and some disturbance ensued
and arrests were made, but nothing serious
has occurred thus far. The police, however,
are out in force IN case of accident.
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CHURCH MUSIC.

The NEw CARNIsA sAcRA; Boston Collection
BY Lowell Mason. This work eniocdies selection Of
cations, the most popular and pieces in the wen
known book Carmins Sacra being taken ax IT'S bssis
and by purchase Of the copyright the publishers have been
enabled to add the most admired and useful tunes
composed by Ch Zeaneri among which will be found
Missionary Chant, Hussitan Chant Temple Chant Hum
mel Front Street. &C. And also large number Of entire
y new and hne tunes given in additional pages Elev
en- editions Of the New Gamma Sacra hare been called
for within livery short time and may safely be claimed
the most valuable singing book for chcrs consresa.
fions and schools, ever made in the country.
WILKINS, CARTER Co, Publishers, IL Water q.
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Remarkable Cure of a Young Lady in
Hopeless Consumption.

u Extract OF a letter from MIS- SARAH BAXTER,
FeaIl street.
Boston, Feb. ls. Isis.
To DR. d BRApLgs-DeSr SiT-The Huuear Bal
has performed 4 mrSce indeed. in the of my
Youngest daughter who has beea positively cured of
"a consumption BY the Of ou three bottles Of the
e>tulshle medicine She had been in decline for
D. three years. and considered her beN opd all hope
when the RslsAm taken. We had consulted numer-
distinguished physicians and tried all the famous pre-
scrpticns for cOHsumptiona southern journey the
system q nhaston, &c-wihout amy apparent benefit,
and had almost consigned her, with breaking heart 10
the But the Hungarian Bslsm under Providence
has saved her ite and cannot refuse give
idence Of tins astonishing for the benefit Of those who
be similarly slIcted- In my estimation.
be pSiafu spectacle than hsI of iutelli-
and beloved child sinking dsv by dsy under this
dresdful malsy, with hope relief and dropping
to the last, the dawn Of life while
the oveiness Of victim renders her con
dition more terrible 10 sll bcholjers
Your grateful friend.
SARAH J. BANTER.
David F. Bradlee & Son, $50 Washington St. Boston,
Sole Agents for the nite and British
American price one dollar per bottle
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
entity. 2wll
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From .Matan-as.-The Argus arrived at
Charleston from Matanzas, with dates 10 The
29h ult, reports that the Americans al that
place are very apprehensive for their safety,
the SpanIards being very much excited.
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]. p. HALL : CO..

No. l Un0n Nreef,
have for sale he best terms gene raj assortment
DRUGS, MEDICINES, SC.
They are also agents for swans celebrated Panacea
and V-rmlince. and the hes, patent medicines Poiah
ard Pt1iasA BY ret IL, .MY.
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7. e. w. McADAMS
HENRY TOLMAN,

l5S Washington Street,
Directly opposite the Old South Church, Boston,
Publisher Of Music. Importer and Manufactu-
rer OF Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise. of every description.
Reed Organs, Seraphines and Portable Melo-
ETH5tEH GtEtMa deons, 4 's sssasaar
OF one two and three sts Of Reeds Paror or Church.
from the best manufacturers in the country, may be ala
Ways found above.
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1T exhibits the Geography OF the World in lively,
pleasing aud Interesting manner. II is got up in a
beautiful style as 10 Tvs mechanical execn'iun lis size
super royal svo aud consists OF zoos pages aud mo
than 1000 engrsvngs srre~vniaily presented.
nS in the mind facts that Only illustrate but
Distinguish geographical locations, containing vast
amount OF important intelligence. embracing popular
aud scientific system of Modern Geography. Il includes
recent discoveries IN all parts pIhe globe, with copous
e European and American embracing anthem
tue information IN every department connected with i
peie than any popular Geography We; Published the
tnited States. This Wink is continued. and supple
memtary volume will b issued when the census how
taking. Is completed. As this supplementary volnms
will be furnished to n who desire il, il will give per-
maneni value 10 this work which attaches 10 no other
work Of the kind The Agent viii call ppcn the dlnrr
ent families and individuals, and furnish ,hs wcrk'tc
BAH, Sep, ., is4i. ~.
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Al I'll, seAs Maine, Avsnser, and Thomas Hix Rock.
NEW oRLEANs-Ars a,h, ship Naples, Duncan. Iiv.
erpsel esIk Gas Thompson, Smsn Boston,
ADV, bark isnsrdon, Adams sor chs,,sstsp NASSAU,
| only. f~eNeS
Ga iss, b,s Cushnoc, New York.
Boston, ~ e ~""'"A'N "Si's,'
Ga All, brig ChinchilIs for Boston.
aAN hS-Ar ID, bark Cleaner. Hamlin, New
eSst,e sch Caspian, Patterson, Halloweli
= NkW LoNDoN-Ar I'd, sch VIVA Henry, Bath for n
RICHNoND-sld s,A, sch Mary Wise. Crockett, sa-
NoBlLE-ca sssA ul,. brig Abby Jones, Burke,
CHARIEsroN-Ar LIST, brig Taoosa, Rogers, Boston,
leakys
A. y, ship 7 harvard, Newport, +.
Nechnt"ek, New York Towed up ~, ship 5 Given,
NEwARK-Ar 4ta. sch Richmond, RoeAlana.
FALL RlNER-Ar slst. SCH Clinton, Gorasm, khrs 4
Nancy, Croweil, Ca diner
PRovIpENCE-Ar ID, sch Texas, Baker, Gardiner
SAN FRANCIsco-Ar ai,A, bark Keoka, Goodwin,
Astoria
FOREIGN PORTS.
PER steamship America, at Bostcn-l
ADV at Liverpool, OLD England Lowell for Boston s,h
ut; Ccraelia, French, York 18th Tempest Patten.
do LIST inst ChSs Crooker, punesn, do llth.
sni @S ids slss alt, GA England, Boston
Also in port els, at y, ship Genos Kelley, for Phila
islphis-
Snt inward st London 18th. Monterey, MeNanas from
Calcutta; Soth, Saratoga, Trssk, Cslcatts-
In port ssd, ship London, Heber for New York imme
iistev.
Ar a, Dead 18th, Aniover, pelano, wysurg for Bor-
desaA auth, New England Manson, London Tor Hsvre.
and sid slst.
on Portland 18th, Roger, Sprsgue, finn Havana tor
Cronstsdt
Tries,e-ln port ilsh ult ship Arlington, Ryan for
York, hg
LeghoSn-In port 18th. bark Emma Lincoln, Bartlett
from Asrseilles, unc
Cronstsdt-ln port lsfh, bark Indian Queen, Drum
mond, for Boston, sht reSdy.
NSlpsrsise-Ar July 81, brig Swhsurr, Mooney Msule
Chilli } bark Thompson Seaman, San Francisco
Hsvsns-ln port Soh ult bark Wabash, Hill, for New
York hg; srss Bloomer, Dickmsn, and Sea Bird, Cur
us, frt or chit
SPOKEN.
Jriy i4,h Gihrslter ENE 30 miles, Monery, Crowell,
iin Leghorn fot New York
Aug Is, lat IS ", Ion ~, ship Nsoeionis i'm
Newport, E. Tor Portland
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Club Feet, Bow Legs and Spinal Curratnrrs
Corrected and supported by our Improved Surgical
~" N-' spring tSs MILLER aco, ic
ala and Brom6eld Street, Cup stairs)
BOSTON. ..,
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Dg ATTN 6.

In this CITY, % inst, suddenly. Can't WIN Craw-
ford aged 90 years. instead Of 90, stated last
In this city, Alma Troop, Ssed months.
In Woowich, 9th inst, Miss Mary Tlbbets. aged IS
In Winthrop HSnnah, widow Of the late John Jackson
aged to.
AT the Northampton WSfer Cure Establishment sam
uel Clark ND, of Bangor, eldest Of Capt Samuel
Clark OF Winthrop ased IS.
In Litohheld, Dea Amariah Gutter. aged tS.
In Lisbon % inst, Miss Mary burlington Mrs
Nancy Joy Slst ult. Miss Mary Moody, ased IS S0th
ut widow itch
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BosTON--Ar Sd, sch Chesapeake, Babbass, Rock
land.
Ar 4th, sch Diamond Allen Rockland
Cid, sen Aurora, Copeland, Thomaston.
CID 5th, brig Loretto, Henderson, Thomaston; sch
Louisa, Baker, Bath
9Th. schs Somerset, Penny. Augusta Boston, Bailey
Gardiner
Ar It'll, schs olive Branch, Sparks Bo~doinham Aid,
Farnhan, Damariscotis.
AT sth sch Arcnramendi, Snow Bath
NEW yORK-Cld ID, ship Rehance somes GLASGOW.
brig Natinic, Thorndike, Curacao - =
AT 3D. ship Harriet Augusta, Robinson Liverpool sch
o Of o r, Backington, Rockland.
Az sth sch Hanover, Winslow, Bath brig Henry e.
Lowell sherman, Rockland schs Relief and Melbourne.
Rockland.
Ar 9Th ship Chas Cooper, Cutts London July IL, Fay
nj Aug u s.s1 $500 y.
CID 4sh, ship Marathon. Van Dyke, Orleans sth,
Monmouth, rorrey, do; Kennebec, Smith, do.
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NOTICE.

Phillips P4TENT RENEWED-Patent grant
ed to Philips dated Oct s4th, 1886. Renewed for
seven Years from Oct 2ith, Is o.
The public are hereby informed that the American Fric
uon Match Companys right expired the 2lth Of Oct
eou bNSm, Bfuce Pearson Co. having purchased the
exclusive right 10 the above hereby esuon the
pubic not 10 infringe upon the patent Manufacturers
and dealers in other matches equally liable for nIng
ing the pstent BlAN, BRUCE, PlERSoN 4 Co,
Boston, Aug si, ISL. IS Union Street
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11

HENRY PETTES & co,
POPULAR
CARPET WAREHOUS Sc.
Ns .sd to Ss rr' ne SssssA Summer St.,
Of Wsshiigton 81. BOSTON.
Splendid stock Of Carpets for the fall trade.
Hgelow Pover-Loom Brussels Lowell Three
Ply Carpets, woven on the Patent Power
Looms.
Tapestry Carpets,
IN every variety OF style and eoors-ogether every
kind and quality Of etngs used in furnishing houses
from Is cts TO - per yd.
The assortment very large, and the prices will be
mste very low. Chmches, Hotels and STEAMBOATS, fur
nissed on the srest reasonable terms
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS Of sll kinds and prices
1t Every effort will be made render this the most
popular Retaa! CGPet NoSs and strangers visiting he
city are invited 10 call and examine stock Goods
HENRY PETTES eco.
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CITY COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,

Liberty Square and kilby St, Boston.
Merchants who buy their GROUND CoFrgs and SrIcEs
Tor CASH will md il very much their interests
examine the qusty snd prices of goods before
ing esewh
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Dg TWeGI GeS.

In this city, 9Th inst by Rev DR. Elfngwood Mr. RUFUS
HAINEs, of the publishers of the Mirror, Miss
ELIL aBSTH MARsroN, both Of h.
In Bowdoinham. 7th inst, BY E L Thorn, Esq Mr. Dan
iel W Barns Miss Iy dis Thompson, both of Bow
doinham.
In Cambridge, Mr. John p Thompson Of owensboro,
Ny TO Miss Caroline Leach of this city.
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J. W. WILCOX, Electrotyper

l52 WASHINGTON STREET BoSroN.
. Win furnish article in his line. Particular
tenton raid TO Printing Material Wood Cuts, Book Pa
ges labels spool tickets, cotton stamps, sc. Electro
yred plates will ouIwesr frslps sereoypes, and give
superior impression
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HON G PATHIC
Book and Medicine DepOt.

Also, depot for Fowler and Wells publications. Wa
ter Cure Books, and Pi,mans Photographic and Pho
netic Works OriS CLAPP.
No Is School Street, Boston.
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EASTERN TIMES
DISASTERS.

soop Julis Ann, (of Bath wder, ioseisu coal At
anchor Rcckport Bay parted her chains the morn
ing of the Sd inst in heavy SNE blow and ri;tei ON
shore in rear of the Atlantic House. She badly strain
ed stern post and keel started Her cargo and materials
saved.
Ship Monterey. at York I'm Leghorn lost foresopsail
yard and sprung mirentopmsst or Cape Sable
Brig Thooss Charleston LIST I'm Boston, had bulwarks
stove, ssih Split and became leaky in the soutAery gale
of 2Sth ult.
The Anne Sophia I'm Nassau, brought home the captain
and crew Of brig Irving, Wood, lost at Ragged Island
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Superior Mattresses and Beds.

HcuseSrepers sboat 10 purchase Bedding any KIND
would do well 10 cal al the sales the tsuu-
Iou fr the Blind ~ and - Bror Street, Boston
]. ". PArlkN, Agent
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CLARK 6 eaDOX3N,

No $50 Washington 81,
Bn,snic Medicines wholesale aud re,au sole nrorrie.
Tors aud OF DIR w N CLARxs Ann-Scrof-
MIA Panacea, the only sure remedy for Seroiua and
humurS
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Sons of Temperance and Temple of Honor

BRGAlIA AND TMBLEMSs
Ballot Boxes. Seals engraved also, Cadet Re
gala alwavs on hand, by
HENRY X APPLETON, Draper and Tailor,
A Bromfied Street, Boston.
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Pictorial Geography
THE WORLD.

BY 5. G. GOODRICH,
ASSISTED 81 SEVERAL LirKRARf GENTLEMEN FROM
ABRcAp.
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$2,25
COR a pair Of Mems rhin Boots, 81
Bah, June - 1851 w ROBERTS,
Helman's Chest Supporters

IRE the hest ever carred Tor sale-ihey are essyto
II be worn and Keep the chest and Shoulders IN just
The rir hi pn.ilirn = y SHAW. Sole Agent
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
July i4th. Gihrslier ENE 20 miles, Monterv. Crowe
iu Leyhorn iot New York.
Aug Is lat s. ~ Ion ~, ship NScesions, i'm
Newport, &, for Portland
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Boston Dircftoru.
Smiths discriminating Paste.
Notice 10 thu Amiceedt

An once LOT me cure Of att nd MANY rArwrfe
ssasss oy Cosd Graduated Salvanic Ras,eries has
zen established At No ~ Washington Ssrx~t Es,se.
here the afflicted are Invited 10 csn
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raRpAaarl ron wInrnn.

We doubt whether more beautiful and
truthful picture Of oomfort and happiness
could Be presented, than the following which
We End in an exchange paper, and in which
we only venture to make az alienation Of :
few words s-s
Winter, stern and cold, s hear at hand !
bat v bat cares the thriving farmer for the
shrill night blast, the driving storm, or the
biting frost, Whens with an approving con-
science and grateful heart his eat deer du-
ties fos the day are all performed, be takes
his seat St d cheerful FIRE, prepared to spend
along evening, as suciak Intellectual and
q moral being Should He-feels that every
thing In and about his building, so far as hu.-
man prudence and forethought are concern
ed, is safe and in order. Winter may come
he expects II and Is ready for III Ey-
cry domestic animal he owns is comfortably
sheltered, and provided with suitable feod.
His potatoes, apples, Sc, are secure Mom
frost. he has an ample supply of fuel, 1T
ted for the fire and put into his wood house.
His industry and skill have boon rewarded
By remunerating harsests, 50 that he has
bread enough and to spare His buildings
are Insured. His children -are,cemfortably
clad and he has procured for them the ne.
eessSry school books His taxos arc paid,
and be has subscribed and paid for the Vim,
GrNIAl FREE Pass. We doubt whether
there is any sitpation or station in life more
favorable for quiet, substantial happiness and
contentment, than that possessed BY the
former, such an ono as we have endeavoFed
to describe.
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Wholesale Watch & JeWelry Store.
II. u. MILLER & co.,

IafrOR TERs Mannfaciurcrs and Jobhets az
u HiTcHES. JEH:ELRY AND FANCY
GOODS. heve lsased the Old Stand, tofmefiy oc-
enpIed w Messfs CanfIeid Brother s Co. Soatk-
rad eosyaFr " Cdafss 9aa Baisintae Streets. (No.
R21.l 9hich Their IRE putting III conpletp ofrr f1t
The WHICH. EsA LIE w TCH AND JEWELRY
DUaiS E.sS3, ID be opened about the a0th Of July
Ia caisiNg The attention Of the trade TO the new
esrceFn We inentsun IRE sats thatwe are associated
WA us II The Most cxtcnstFe JEwssRY MasrF1c-
TKRiNd EsftBIttnMExTs.i de conn1y, which must
give decided advantage over ailolfrs in .hg mar.
kei Tor Supplying dealers with JeMeiTy IT Ina10iac-
iufefs priees feature 10 this branch d fadf long
since needed, between BalHmofe and the Southern
and Western Merchants.
We derire % call particular attention TO the
watch department. which will at all times be sup
piled with great assuslrneHi from The most cce-1
brated manufactures and kept In perfect running
order. 50 thas purchasers may al once take them,
With writtsa guarantee thai they wilIperfam cor
recliy
This branch Of The business will receive the
especial Attention III al the ruE whose extensive
and PRACTICAL knowledge Of the business, will, We
hope. Cite us place, IA The confidence OF hayerS
We respectfully invite fuu 20 call upon Us when
y1u nexG visit COR city, confidently believing thai
an examinations of our Goods will prove 10 you, thai
they are belier styles and cheaper than you haYe
ever, seen 10 this market and assure you that no
efl0fi shall be wanting part TO make the ac
quainiarce one Of mutual benefit,
l.. ii. MILLER g. CO,
Garner " Charles and BALTIMORE Streets, Bali.
REFERENCES
MessIE. Nye,h, Blackjack Il Co. Baltimore.
Ew,n. Reid 4 Taylor,
I" 1sinrs Hodges brothers.
a Alnrsf Derry.
Ainnioek, paer a. Evans, -
.. Rtelhnan-E nlarichs, : /"
- gsngston Co.
Rarhlew, Gwynh { Co. q
Rlelry /. pendleton, il
e fapshugs I Bailcy, A 81"
9ehh Murphy Co.. =
% Moore & t;rilha. .'
Augnsts2t, ik5i-s1y
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| POETRY
TssE vas wfsR.s El.Ec;r.

So
O. The gses sossy kAell The baaks Of the brook,
That g ioas I'D 60 e3taa hath watersd As fock.
Tie oil & ssitss rests 81 his long and laSf sleep.
While lhs H4isfFs laa Aspiag lalahy keeps
He has se4ed his lasi fuTFow, has reaped Ms last
Ne morn ssaisavakes Sin trora slasabsr again.
The hlse klhl sings sseeton the gay maple hcGgh;
rs IN sssee5sa III q vale hcldiss lie rlaagh;
And The Ieiiae asaFe lin hop liglt 81 tfs meaia
Fer Ne zee t3h ssith faibs when lie seSn sgas coli
Yaairee thktwssa t1azranee IS fllsnz liz alr.
50 Iich wlsiaiss bssssesas, so Aim al srsl st.T
By his asa Sa III was painted, and We'll ia he sTy
II would Ire shea lbs planter haanoriccsea amay
There's ihsveli sHat he ir. Win s ee;d
With its We, 4 ii sTns hurk {. so messy
~ more fIskn IN eeR.h BY The pa,fiarrh drawn,
For The .s2Ie htr Isl = iise Ga man IS eanel
Twas EobpS essRn ~ Day when Nc oil {srsaer
The stusif hesffetl n.:ssaed The nfTt etofate
ana the oi tv Just for his rest did ascend,
For they ail 1ast hfosher,. man, ard liienu
Foruprigi1 and honest The old farmer was !.
His.Goa he 1sSeSed ha respected the laws,
Though faeiest he lred he has gtna where ia vror,h
WIlouishiae HE pure gold. all the toss Of this earth
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The onsy wy LETT vas to make falI ex-
plantation and his tie judge did.with many
4 muttering inaleaictioa "a Jake. who had
done him - eonspletely, and maie lin tbei
means Of closing accounts With the ! sry7--
The lawyers aiuaifcently rewarded Jake,
upon whon The Judge could not very veil
take yenEeaaee. without admitting his con.
tedeFaey NssA hiia, And the jurors, lcyer
afterwards; we're garsful If irawins .fha
wrath ct taat aasky aignisary Of Collier. r.
The judge acknowledged BE was heatan,
aud intsrfeF u 10 more With his youne ~.
yers. at. their nsnlcsp az poker. So 81
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II. MOO EsE ELS
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
.ND. I5s Pratt street,
FIVE DOORS ABlgs the AM RicAa HlTtt.

~ Ne 7 N ~ II,
ID ESPECTFUL.t.Y Internationally Merchants
N aaa.9,hers that he has constantly for SAFE at
the refg k$se Prices general nssorttnentet SCHOOL
lsp MISC yLlANkeus noo9a. Noxets AND cAxsF PuB-
licAviaNs sraTfsSEHY or All. KINDS embracing
In Paftf Blank Account Books in great varieties,
sixs
DaT Buaas Iledgefs Records, Journals and Re-
ceipt Books Pocket Memotandums, Copy and Pass
PAPER = piain and Fancy Envelopes. Cap,
Post. Bill, Note Tissue, Blottiag, and Post Office
Paper. T%ansphrent Notices. Blue, Black and Red
Ink Bdnnet fsoasas, Port Fulios, Pocket Books
penkniWes, English aud GeFm1a States Gold Pens
and Siker pegciis silk and Bead Purses, Umhrei.
las. Fans Danfs, Fancy Baskets Victims, Flutes.
PLAYING CARDS.--Eagle, Decatur, Merry
Andrew IIighA ind !. Visiting 4ards Conversalinn
Canls lanes, Songs Plays German Toys, Spy
Glasse6 CAniIC Gases, Combs. Hair Brushes. Port
Monies. Cologne, Hair Oil, RazOss, Writlng Desks
PISTOLS Fancf Boxes Carpet Bags, French 4
AmerfcaA LMhogfaph Prints, Looking Glasses
Pocke, lnkslaBds, Aimanacs Tor i65a, q every va
TH0L ESALE AND RE TAIL.
blank BOOKS made 10 order, and ruled 10
any passesn, II the shortest hptce.
X BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Old Books
and papphlets rebound
ETr Esrna Hand Books hongh, and sold, orex-
eha6gcl
\ Kerp constantly for sale large assortment Of
Second Hand Books, IN all the various branches Of
literature science aud art
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