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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

nal that L. w. CAYENNE candidate for Recorder Of the
Second Municipality at the approaching election, nl7
Sw Ffremen's Charitable Association Of N. d.
AT special meeting Board of Drecors held the I'd Dec
last, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved That several Fire Companies Of Neworleans
nected with Charitable he
hold early day. for the Of secng Delegates
10 the accordance with the decision
dered ty District Court in the Of Mississippi Co. Fire
No Two Charitable Aociation aud that the Dele
sates will meet Hall Of Louisiana Hose CO. WEDNES-
NAY EVENING the December, O'clock the purpose
Of recognizing under the charter oil 1857
The attention of all Companies requested the necessity
having Delegate. provided with certificate Of their election
Delegates signed by the Foreman and Secretary.
d. EDWARD Ii. FosDICK, Acting Secretary.
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NEW MUSIC-Amazon Polka, BY H. D.
~ Hewitt; Gem, Polka faee, by \. D. Hewitt; Nalx
nv Last Sleep. sung By kichaId Turner There !.
Coins' Quick Step LIS Grace. BY W. " Wal ~
lace; Flowing River Waltz White Violet Waltz and
d6 81 H. ID. HEWITT 80 Camp st.
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4 room, No. Canal
An invoice Of READY MADE CLOTHING consisting Of Blue
and Drab Over Coa, Tweed snd Cloth Bne
Black Brown Coats and frock Costs;
Coonade st and Fancy vsss shirs
Wool Undsrshs Chsckec
suapsndsrs, Carpet Bags, franks, ETC.
u Tenn tzts
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. o, 1851.

Steamboat Racing.--We expect soon to hear of
another steamboat explosion on the Ohio. Ths
officers Of the steamers Telegraph and Pittsburg
arc amusing themselves by perling the lives of
their passengers in racing. On the 23d ult., they
had, in sporting balance, magnificent trial Of
speed. The papers announce the victory OF the
Telegraph in glowing terms. 1t appears she made
the run up from Louisville to Cincinnati in eleven
hours and twenty three minutes, beating the Fits
burg thrty-two minutes. 1t is stated that they are
to have another trial Of speed.
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6&AA ~ Mr. r. CLlsSEf respectfully informs the ladies
and gentleman NewOrleans that his Dancing Academy
open At No. l& Poydras street,
and Carondeet Streets where be viii all
ashisnAbis Dances now vogue.
Class for geDtsmen from hapast6 till 10, night.
Dizziness Of the head entirely cured waltzins. MIA 3m
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TT NOtiee-SouTH. WESTERN BIBLE SocIETY.-An
officers Of this society for the ensuing year will oe held
TUESDAY halfPss o'clock p NJ, in the basement OF the
Church Lsfaye tte Square. WIN. H. GOODRICH, secy'
Extract from the Charerl
contributing the funds OF the socsy
which three dollar, shall be member
Every Minister Of Gospel whose congregation shall make al
aid the funds Of society, hall be
member aud individual who shall donate the
shall be life all such members shat
of socistyD dc 81
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~ - He'd He'd River, AlexAndFia and 81
l6111tt inisumsdats landinss - Ths NV end ~
light (l3nchss) dEals ht asanaVKnTUR8
above. In connection with the 6ns asana 49,. r.
"A HcDoWELL. IT,, 4 CO. nPssh~a,
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To- NOdce-NEw ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
New Orleans oenter s5Ths annual election Of Six Drsc
Company will be held the Office Common street
MONDAY January between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
Td6tdl Nv order N, WOOD, Treasurer.
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~ = ForAIabama RtveP-The NeWOSl0o1o
L@1S&etS Montsomssy aud Wetumpka paeke4 sosaues
- ALABAMA. P. RobeEts, j., nass1, viii
regular trips about 1st of Novsb
and will continue durng the entire sesson s.yng thin p
entirely eIesa ntIy finahsd and vs. bus
savrsssy for ne trade Ha peculiar adaptation and -
and pasaenseu, Of punctuahU. accommodates alA
safety. This line Of boats now prepared % Issive fugs
Of the Canal. on application 70
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T AIDES, LOOK AT THIS -2OOO pairs Of
IL fashionable CATERS. including White
and Black Satin and Kid, just received per VIM
field Scott which with general assortment Of Lsdss
prices BY [d6 31 WIN. F. MEAD 4 co. Is Canal st.
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H. = New Orleans and Bayou Sara Packet
le1 steamer 1t. CHARLkB-The nsw. slpss
ror and swift rusnins passenger paetes slsan9
ST. CHARLES, Samuel Apologize, master, Sin p!aes OF
DAY LvENlNG, the 18th Novsmbs; q e,e!eck. sad
continue TO leave at O'Clock. SUNDAYS, and 1t
3 O'Clock, P. NJ, on WEDNESDAYS. Rstumine, Isavsl
Bayou Sara Mondays and Thundays, sxnvsl Of
and attention will Be paid al husins nuustsd 70
her, For freight or passage. apply e hessd: p, p
r., R. SMlIH. ~ YnVdYnn 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03

TUX INJUNCTION AGAINST mn MAYOR
M.ECHI.--In the matter of jos y Berthe and y. n
rs srson 80 Ambrose q. kiogsiand Mayor u New
York Mr. Davies aud Mr. oCono:, counsel tor the a..
.ndabt moved to strike out certsa parts % the con
plsint deemed Irrelevant and redundant nj 10 make
II more explicit Council reading those portion.
Witch b. contendsd should be stricken out whea
The Judge ,sid he thought the better way woall b.
20 order reference
Counsel for the defendant ve-s sstisdsd With this
courte VI the Court desirsdit
Mr. NJ Blunt district attorney on the part OF the
piaintif. Faid hat be say no necessity for rsser
eDce, unless the code provides thss a dsiend,at
should dfa~ o plaintiffs Gem plant. daughter lie
thought the after could b. disposed OF By tn. u1t-
very short time " would rave sdditiobsl trouble
10 bear the motion nov, becsu.e Should ultimately
come bscre the court.
The ju6s. e.ii that he vas convinced ths better
plan you'd be to ssnd 10 before . gtfvrte, AMI ne
Asssx din gly Isfsfyed IL.
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u. y. District Court.


MARcH 1.-JIs. Ma ads. he UGfted Stdtes-In the
case Of Msx found guity OF receiving coupons know
Ing item to be stolen and In which motion had been
made 10 qussh the indictment the jsdge decided
that the two counts In thu ndictm fos stealing
the and the other for receiving them kuo~-
ing them to be stolen, properly joined, and the
jary could convict on aud asquit the other
that the coupons, under the verdict, to be pre-
sumes to have been Of pscuniery value. aud were
goods and cbsttes within the OF the statute
and also that the remedy Of the prisoner II any
motion for new trial. the grounds Of the Insult
csIcy OF proof OF value In the pens The notisn
In arrest OF judgment IL therefore denied The ju ige
q, the ZANE time intimated that the motion hayiny
been AIDE the end Of the term he had time
TO write his decision hut he would at the first oppo.
tunity, reduce IL to writing
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SUNDAY, March &c NJ
The stock market was little more buoysnt at tn,
close, yesterday sni there more activity among
the leading fspcies All the smaller class OF stocks
were In better demand at better prices and, the
who's there appears TO be more spri. among spscu.
lstors than ve have for some days past We are
By no mssrs Opposed to countensnse any gss.r Il
speculative movement, where good for nothing worth.
lees stocks mixed up With those possessing real
value that outside spectators cannot distinguish
them. We ar. in favor Of an Upward movement In
srch stocks ~ will pay the purchasers fair rate OF
interest on the investment; but those stosks that
never have and probably will, earn even d..
clare a dividend should be left where they are. as
they sre dead weight TO carry and up their cost
vey rapidly BY the accumulation Of interest There
are bowever stocks on the list Of peculiar aud i'm
portsnt chsracts-stooks that hold out great induoe
ments Tor Investment. We refer particularly 20
these stocks which represent iurgs landed ntee ss
located at points which rapidly becoming places
ef Srss, Importance, where tAs annual sdvanssmsot
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Tux CHARGE AGAINST Nh. SECRETARY wgR.
SnR.-On Saturday lest there was another Abor.
tive aitsmpt made in the House OF Representatives.
ofythe mite States, ON the subject OF the silly
charge against Mr. Webster. The question was
On sufpendiDg the rules, with view 10 the forml-
ton OF committee OF investigation. Il was lost,
by vote 81 one hundred and nineteen 10 thirty
four. Who were this little band Of beauiissl Free
soilers, q course Here Is the list
s.'.r' Az s risi. Allso: Bnsaa P.o,A n.ssia
sfewp w eae,s SN1er. Itt'eiand. Dins.' n.ansr'
nsvs. hunter Johsser trsan.i Julian Ltsss.d gsrs's
PFslP,. Potter. Rsbis,os. s~ss,'sT aad wslSoTn.
Now, after such an evidence Of patriotism, Is /,
rot perfectly apparent that this is mere free sell
movement. conceded for the sake Of producing
political thunder All these men belong to the
free sol ranks. They know that the whole Of this
charge, brought up Al the cad Of the sesSoa, is a
mere trick Of their despairiag camp. They know,
too, foil well, that II the charge were true lha, Mr.
Webster has been assisted by his friends, it IL
quite common for men Of great talents, whose
time is consecrated to the welfare Of the public,
10 receive accommod atoms and assistance from
these who devote their abilities only to the acqui-
sition end accumulation Ct wealth. I. is In this
wSy tina, men Of wealth often dignity their posi-.
or. eflosdng facilities for mea of great talents to
devote their nergts entirely to their country.
That there is nothing unusual IN 50 IA proceed
incs. facts certainly prove conclisiyely aud we
need not 20 out Of this State to show that such
a custom has prevailed on more than one occ aston.
II s ~ell known that the friends Of the late dstin-
guished lawyer, David Il Ogden. proposed to make
~ The amount which he would sacrifice by &C.
cepdng the position Of a men Der OF the House Of
Representatives,, when nominated in ls2o; aud
he would have received the required aid had h
been elected A former Governor OF this
State-De Witt Clin,on-also, on accepting Of
hce, was relieved from his monetary cmbarass.
meats by the considtiate kindness Of his friends,
among whom mey be mentioned The late PATRON,
Serhen Van Rensselaer,, William James, J. II J.
Townseni, and others Another Of our Governors
Daniel ID Tompkins, afterwards Vice President Of
the United States. also was assisted at various
times, by important aid from his friends in relieving
him from the pressure Of monetary affairs that de-
manded ell his time and talents. Among others.
the late Isaac Person and Ichabod Pfall, and any
persons 81 wealth now living, came forward ia his
behalf; ant il was even proposed to provide for him
ia bonus from the Fulton Bank, when its charter
was before the Legislature, 10 1924 We might
give many other instances, not in this State only,
but in various parts a the country, with reference
to the same usage and we cas refer to vnou /,
meml ers Of The antl-Corn Law League in England,
end 10 Richard Golden inparticular II i is though
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-03
DOU BIZ E SH E E II
Approaching Adjournment OF Congress.

The Thirty. first Congress will cease to exist in
fhirty-six hours. II will remain in session until
twelve o'clock tomorrow. There is a faint hope
that the Cheap Postage bill will be passed, bit we
think it is doubtful and the probability is that
Other measures, OF almost equal importance, will,
likewise, be laid over till next session. The time
is short now we do not expect that any but the
appropriation bills will be passed.
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II will be that By far the largest portion OF tn.
enigrsnts hare come from British psrts-in other
words. frcn ireland There IL great dscres. on the
emigration a the prsviou, month when the number Of
arrivals at this port exceeded 10 600.
srnucEs o. rur fissr wsp roLtcE ~ /. srvsLs
Mont "a saturday night policeman class Of tue
first vsfd, found 81 dry goods on tn.
COT ner Of bitehal and stone streets (Darksd D. u
Go 500 AID brought to tbs station house. Tas
Of Chsrls. Fulton, "a Old slip was found cp.a aud
cured az o. clock r N by polic.maa siiyey. Cart
and horse 90 found at the sorner OF Coentiss clip
and Pearl street taken 70 Drumcnd q able at NJ.
BY policeman hli,on David Og1sn's store, No. VI
Wall street found open aud rpcur "a at 2 N BY
forth Co. found open and secr,a a. 4 AN by po-
bCemsn Allison. James NJ cCortnscx "a into the
ter from pier ), J. 1t ~ clock. An, and was
re'cued from diowiug by policem Butler and smith.
Tvs Rrs. Ps'tvEvt-Thers wss one thing that
must have struck svsty ocdy on the Anniversary of
Warrington birthday There had been q very heavy
the MI ght before and he streets all an
miry with the exception Of the parts paved With the
Buss pavement Witch wer. perfectly dry. There va.
man popular With the soldier that day who
marched In ne prooe.oa AZ the inventor OF thu rs
pavement
Rustw,f HopsN.- 90 saturday afternoon a hose
and wsgon contsiutps considerable amount OF pro.
p-rty. we're caught 10 the 9th avenue by Mr.. John
ac0sn. residing al a5T Twelfth street while the ami.
NAL -oth i.a very spirited enc was running Ct the
top o. bistpe.d The horse aud wagon were brought
70 the Sixteenth vs.d ttation house.
FklL o. BriLDtxG- E.ssow EsrArg o. worxuav
AT O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, the bssm, and
ceiipg of the one story house at the corner OF
great crssb and we're near seriously injuripg Of
the wotkmsp engaged on the buiidisg
C.raur EossiSa MoVgr Box % Az Onvfsrs Ats
O'Clock On Saturday evening John Lang eau xht
By John VI R.lyts driver OF Of the Sixth avenue
ssss in the sss Of stealing money ont Of ths boz,
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ErusrEs PnosrrcTs we are nov in the mds,
al he regular sfrirg business-our merchants
have rot moment TO spate-our hotels are filled
with customers from all paris Of the country--ogr
slippers and freighiers are in high glee and every
cne Is rleased with himself and the world From
the signs sc see on every side, and from the nfor.
nation which we have derived from a variety ~
sources, We ere disposed to below that the year
1851 win be one Of the mosi prosperous that this
country las ever witnessed. As general thing ths
circulation il safe and sound throughout the coIa-
Try aad although large sums are going to Europe
a. tag interest on public stocks held by foreigners
nnd sishough we imported some thir;y millions
more than we exported lastyesr, and may import
much this, yet there is cause Of danger expIo
saon Ius, now. Navigation on the Western waters
hat been resumed, and In a few weeks the canals in
the state Will be open. and those of Pennsylvania
m thor, time. When all are open, the busy hum
ct Industry wll be heard Throughout the country,
there will be employment for All who are willing to
iahor, ADD the cousiry Will te happy and prospe-
rous Bat we caution the wild SPECTATORS to look
out hohing can prevent the United states from
gong ahead. and prosperng . no other natioa
ever ssospered, but continuation of the slavery
agitation, Whsn the demon q faaatcis n sho vs
lite head. il ailnights the whole country. inpedes
business. sisgaaE seommerce, and tends to general
ruin end disaster Let the fell ~ rio Of d,suniou
and fsBslioism be sep; sadsr, and ia lev years
we viii conissl ihs vogls, n, iadeed we do not 30
AiIssdy.
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respectfully invted examine this choice selection Of
combs the variety IT, seyend AL deuSt. the greatest in tac
city comprising the os Beautiful work 10 shell and
bunao horn Combs repaired and inside 70 order.
A SAUNDERS.
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AccipEsr .-0n Saturday afternoon . man named
Brown, alaboring man In the employ nent Of nssxs
Dunhsm Co. stths loot OF Thirty third street, North
above the hpse by piece OF timber falling on It. He
was conveyed to the City Hospital.
THE W,LLrrr GuARDs.-Yesterdsy afternoon, tn
Willett Guards Captain p. Mccormick, attended tn
funeral of Of their deceased members, Mr.. james
Orr, highly respectable young man. wko died o.
disease OF the heart They also accompanied by
the Fulton Lodge of United Mechanics. The remains
were conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery.
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EDnAkD q. hEGARY ackny~ledses with gratitude, TO
his trends and the public that h success nce his opening
has been marked to satisfy him that hts
accomplished and II encouragement waiting his
part @ give further popularity TO the Second Ward Hou.e
IL will be By devaug anxiety to sustain its reput
on BY fnrnhirg the lest Lunches the sane brands Of
Liquors. Wnea and Sezars with which he first opened and
as with other reireshments Of merit
suited to every taste. EDWARD Y. kEGARY,
stcond Ward House, ~ Nassau street.
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orsinti article be obtained ct the tf7
81 Liberty street. and 81 Broadway.
litsrsl discount 20 Wholesale purchasers.
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Ma, any fossisa Prsesdsass are necessary 70 justify
such q usage. That which MAKES such course
till more reasonable in this country 10, that our
public mea are not paid one tenth as much a. the
talents Of statesmen command in Office in Great
Britain; and, were the rincple no. ecognized that
the friends OF great man may relieve him from the
difficulties in which he n ay be involved, when a
high public office is offered to hi y, the public rea
sury itself might be in danger from the tempta-
tons which its resources afford Inlthi view, we
think that there is great conservative proprety ia
any public man receiving from his friends and ad-
mirers the means which will enable him to give his
undivided ention TO the sacred duties Of his pub
tic office. We may well ask, is there not more
merit in men of wealth bestowing their means
fer such an object, than in layshing thousands Of
dollars on champagne suppers, seeking foreign mis-
sons as reward for polit ca contributions, OF in
the absurd attempts at initiating cour! life in costly
residences, splendid equipiges, with heraldc bear
ines, and other frpperies and follie of European
aristocracy
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honor o. the plus ultra 81 American manufacture thu
LoIkBEAkT srrpF Hat for 1885, bis tour d,sr style Is
tqus a. 81 hat IN the mari .nd hts g. hat
the ordinary - fstss. Let the rablic jadge BY caag
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iyinE the human tuolti Lquif Hair Dye warranted TO
haage red or hsir % bfoun black few iEutsF
liquid Rtuss tor pale lips aud cheeks Hair Restorave
lily Nhtefor husatd rough Ie,ioas Paudre sGb tila
or eradiea'nv hair from any part Of the body walker
tIee hrst store from Broadway; Boston, - Warrington
ArnAf
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Portable Dressing Ca,cs.-Thssc article

claim the attention Of eers Of their rsms
comraotes durability and utility while the sbeoace Of
u.sa contryances renders them very convenient 10 all
whose busacs Or plesture eslla them from home.
SAUNDERS. IE and 81 Broadway
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TOTALS ..'............. 1896 s8s so sles COG oa
The probability i that sisrss amount Of the later
nal improvement bonds Of the state viii be presented
hrpa,nsst during the present pear, ssSh Of Which.
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80 Pieces three-piy Carpeting, mt S.. per
ysrd 20 Ieess superhne iprran Is 5000 yards heavy
oil cleth, at 7ce. per yard. For sale b.
BAILEY 4 BROJ, "a Pearl near Chatham.
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THO chenp term prOIonTcU.-Tn defefencc
to countless requests Mr. COLDS ElTB. o. go Breads
prclorfs the Tor hall. price pupils rem
chip for ths present week. He opens quite Of
re ous Tor the accommodation of private pupils.
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cflbr h,Vpg rtcpny inotclf9d he faetIes Tor
euon Of every n Li,hsgrtrhy prepared faa
All orders with despatch Portraits, lsnds sye trine
views mare plans Sc ssscated IN ths hghe tsyle o. he
art. v. DANtGNON, 813 Broadway.
The Hon. Sam Houston and Dagnerreo-
tes-A supfior Dseuerrsotyre taken = Gene-A
Houston dutng tts fetfat Wit IN New Vera Gal ct d.
kaNGs Issuerran Rooms, 3 Broadway Of Duane
street, and zee the hero u ssa sEeihto.
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mogcm ents OF Disttrguishcd individuals.
Hon janice Morris has been appointed Postmaster
General Of Canada
E.P wbippi., 81 Boston L. snnouncei to lecture
before the Young Mens Association II Budslo n. s. .
on the 9th inst.
Mr. a r n james the English author Il ielivstIaz
q cour,e Of lectures at Rochester ". u
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'ptI.'"92 ,;,ha r. 90 I"e e'''crea,
.+,n,'o,, ;,s;In - I;, 20 .'' 'l'a''ei'
$50 - "'' 'ph'' a'l" re-
" .Gn,n,-a, .t' '.I I',a,'o,; maan'y, :,
E, H. s,,n,','au .. ~ '"q"''ea ''e
'"'' m" W. % n.lisa, ho,5,
iHo o't'ceF "oHcu.
L lave lccn tolI, said the
visitor, tlc evlor deepe,'ns in her
49, '"at you are III want OF Il
'c4,e' u "csi'"'t hcS 70 yen. sumter.
! am fSl!'e" 'he General, But |
n"io,t,r. I ~ o"J = =, ',"."voHs cnousA 10
"""ei'aNc me les'Ious Nlssio'.
"5enu me-, SAID the maiden.
And She drew hcr slight form
"pwaId proudly.
oenH you! exclaimed, the Cen
cEa' M ''NGn ~ snrll2sc. Aou!
Hn' no. cAl'"! could not 20 that.
II Is ! journey !:om Which brave
men held lack.
4 am not brave man. am
o,ly a woman. But viii co.'
Touched by such an unlocked for
incident, Gen. Greene, after raus;n.,
for some moments, said - >.
'Will YOU 90 on this jonrncv aloyc,,
Give Inc Il nect horse, aid ] w;ll
bear your message safelJ.sf a
'AIolle?' y
Alone
What is your rname 9 ?'::Eeuirct, the
officer, after another f7stt,on shtlul
pause.
Emily Gyiycr.,
IS youv father living ..,,
Yes 2y isSss,<.s 49,
Have you his eo,.Scs & sss
lie kHo%s nothing 3s,, I; I; 55ssi s.
,ign. Bnt he loves lis Z .Sis,5;s!
bmt for i'll health, wessf ~; No. : :. /
bearing arms against riSf fssr el. al. I'll /
His hen"t is wi;h ne ti5gs.a 50 .
thcuh his arm is paWpSsss 5tli.f
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HISTORICAL TALE.
\ EtWHAY GEEGEEe,
Revolutionary Story Founded Oh Fact,

4 lie GA III Ant coun1En.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-05
w. F. DURISOE, Proprictor.
Il LIKE AN OPEN, HONEST HEART.

1a1 like an open, honest heart,
Where frankness loves to dwell,
Which has no place for base deceit,
~. Nor hollowswords can tell;
But in whose throbbings plain are seen,
The importto the mind,
Whose gentle breathings utter naught
as But accents true and kind.
I scorn that one whose empty act
And honeyed words of art,
Betray the feelings of the soul,
With per6dy's keen dart;
No more, kind friends, in such confdc,
Nor in their kindness trust,
For black ingratitude but turns
Pure friendship to disgust.
= Contempt is but 4 gentle word,
g., A feeling far too mild,
For one who confidence betrays,
And guilt has sore beguiled;
The hate which helish fiends erince,
When the dark torments tossed,
Is not more loathsome to the soul,
D,!, Than one to honor lost.
Then give me one with heart as free
And generous as the air; ii.
Whose ready hand and greeting kind
= Give proof that truth is there;
Whose smiling countenance well shows
Affection warm is found, vi
And springs as pure as saints, whose notes
Through Heavens vault resound. -