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Board of Visitors.
WlSHlsOTOy MILE SEHIYlRT.
Hesnps,ead County. Arks.


 IENHE seeand session Of this Institution, opened \ tats rnorHiag, February lth, 1850 Rev, C. TuRRExrINE, Superintendent and Pro- fess"T of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Beile-Letters. and Spanish Literature Rev II [. THwEATr. \. M.. Professor of recian Roman. reach aud Italian Lil-raturr JAaEs CRocxER, A M Profys~or of Mathematics Students received in tine Primary Department and instructed
 Primary Department. per session of 2l weeks payable quarterly iu advance, sl2 00 Preparatory Department, Is eu Collegiate Course, a0 ca Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements qf Musical Composition, Extra co Initiation Fee. iii No dedaetiou fer absence unless In eases of pro traetea illness All students charged from the time of their entry to ths eBd of tie seSsiaa
 B.-lhe ssns of sIi ministers who are -n- gsgrd ia tee rrgutar work oi ibr ministry ar of those who arr snp-rahusled CT have aied iH tnr ministry. will be e.Heatsd free ot charge
 BOARDING caH h- ohtsi ia the best fsniiias, st lr,tr ss ta 9 per iuonth Pgruep8ar attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training vf ali sineeui, committed to ouf charge <. r SANDERS. Secretary.
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ArkanSas River Packet.

TTNHE entirely new steamer RE- \ PCBLfC. $ II. ABRAXs, HeS. x5TSsz isr wii rsn a tegaer packet iIoH Na7olson 10 Lsl'l- Rp-s. Van Bai~a. Fort Sa'it and Fort Gibson, cutlng ihs sssson, ising "i ve ' jight dTaush' toaly iZ iasass.l P4s.~a<Sfs aAr shinosr. ess rsly ennn i-f masins rrsai>T iFigs. TAs " Rspae.ic '" Hid leave ClaeinnAi GuT tbs Arkaasas Iissg. sooul fh- i=' of NcY.
 I'D. MEgalCk SS O.. .tgcaii. Oct fs, Is5n. B.
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NGuEEm-E-.

THE ssi%e'iter, agent for II. Hsberman. will l centinae the formers business al his old stand ss Main, near Markham street, and krep constantly ! sn hand fnII and wei asscr'ed stock sf GrOceres Dry Goods. ESois Shoes. Hard xare. CsstjDgs. &e Ac nii of which wi.i be sold low for cash. The highest market prces wi.i b. paid for eouutry pro dses, as beefhidss, peltsiss, beesssx, ke.
 Jan. l. 1850. JOHN kRAUSE.
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&UVDREES.

EO BSis. Surp hne F'oa, 6o Boxes S'aF Can. sJO dies 10 Bbia. Clrsf pofk Bbis. L.lBssed 0}i; Bbis Lard Oii. i Bbls. Powdered Saga. Do. Cra.hed Da.; 2. 2.i00 Lbs. Cotton Ysfa; ,. 600 Lbs Baf Iroo 25 Kegs Pure N hiie Lead.
 H.5kDlF.3RE. &e.--Ahttls. Bsile~s; Fiess. Ser~S Pialss; Hstd aHd Sledge liaIafnss M0fitee sua Ria, Locks. MlBersl kRabs; Fascy Pisfe, Cup boa'd ana Psa Locks Axes: AIs shd Cis~ hsieh- cts; Iissss; Gfabbiex Hoes; Iufhsag Chissis and Goggss Fi.es and kasFs; : ana lotl Rass. L"t- ter Copying Press%s Wrought aHd Ho'ss Nalis, Spuu Levels aad Psusnbs Hsnd, P@s'l sHd Wood Saws; Sheseis, sfafes and MsnBfe Forks; Copsl VafnIsh, dCc. RecsstA and fer sale bv
 July I6 VIM. |. WAIT.
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BOARD OF rRu~TFFS

EO NF TN ' > T r
 Hos 2. f. INTER PasrlnxxT. Hon II ? Poind-xter Rev Wm Aocrss, Rev L. Lively Rev P Box. I N Jaues. N D Mt ! B. san sefnr Mr Williamson. Hon D TFimbc Rev J, Custer, Nj. D Rev J. ] Roberts B Nitrhel. N D Mr " " Andrews, Mir. o >1uders. Mr. F. " Smith. 7-22-tf
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MARBLE CUTTING

Tombs, Monuments. Grave Stones, &e.,
 Furnished to Order.
 JOSEPH CLARK. Aone- Cater, (lste of New s1 0flAssz- efgs leave "a Ifsss ise ei,IzrAs ei L'iiie Rock and inc vicinity, that h- has opened ai. ~~tahiishnent on Wsfsr Strset, (adloining William Georges stare iar ihe pnrposp of executing sit kinds Of MARBLE WORK, and invites the atien- 'n Of ali ihosr wanting snt thing al ihis Kind done ln 4 neat and ~nfkmAR-like manner and al mode rGis price. He w.ll keen on hand stock of the best maletiat. anf Is ready 10 execute ali work his .lBe al the saoFiesi notice.
 Little Rock, Aug. (, 1850. 4s-tf
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ROGERS

"A SAFE nna certain eRF~ IcG CoaSawn,,a. \. 4 htas Laass, spiiiing oi Blood. Coarls Ca,,. % Asthma, Pan in the Side, Broashi,s. Horsi,. r and asl fulmehsyy savcIlon< ~'aSa
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C.srlyyiTI IND lREsSslS RlFER PcGEi

ttAtINNIII A'H ittAH-'tlH 1tI'"N IV "t YTNHE new aDt iigai frazht s's1mef l CITIZEN, PsITCRAsD. s<.-zsTrSt Masfsy, TIT f.a AS regular pac kra z<- fiom CTheiun q tr Litlr Rock. Van BaFrn, Fo. Smith, aud FSsi Gs5scn. fgtiss thr s~sson.
 T7Ys Cflzea |" is an 4 Nc. bnai of her elss. very light dr.usi' ssA ali leAyr t'ibeiuns'i abou, the idtf SaEeu.5~f n. N Fol freiZbt or pas ssse. having sup~,ini aeenra pria'ioa. sPpis 70
 I'D MERgIcK & Co.,. AS~r'. Oct. %. 1854 s- rGal & Den. raIa,h 10 amt of g
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Persons desiring heFses ssoss in the Gst a7---o*e nanaer or seI ans particular s;s Ie. will hUd ex- perikneed woTsmsn in tlss psstteniSI branch q bnsiness. whose work is wattAnteA 10 give perirc' saiisizeson He is prepared 10 execute all kinds oi repairing oT Steam eEgia~s, Saw aAd Gfist nil. snd Gin G-ssing Plantation work ot al kinds mad to order. ard st sto'i notice.
 Orders from A distance, accompanied wiih the cash os seeepiiOie city references, wi meet wiit prompt ssieH'son.
 H, solieifs a share of pabc patronage.
 I.itslc Rock, Jaly 3. i350.-1-4i-6n
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures !. TIN, SHEET-IRoN AND COPPER
 NAXCFACTORY.

THE subscriber keeps aixays on hand and ia con \ stsni!y manufacturing al sos's oi Tin, sheet iron. and Copper WaTr. o' the hr>t materials. aad in The most darsole and .shsian,i4i manner.
 He wilf pm. ap kis, and fI! orders lor MeFcban's Psdisfs aud ihe residents iE tis eouaifr, ;hs shortest notice cheap, ant perhaps h!is ekeaper Han any one in the State. H. has large att well selected stock of materials ami wiil to al kaas oi Repairs and JS5 H0rk xiii inc greatest ne4nss> arl despatch. Al! kinds of steamboat Work repaired and pat n pesieci order, a moment $ warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes hY diligence sni attention 10 business taeFi, and receive cc- tnusaee of public patronage.
 Tsa Spass and Gaiiers made io order. f5r any pari oithe State T.. McCRACKEN.
 Lsile Rock, Oct. Is. IS49.-7-6-IY
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ArkanSas RiYer Packet.

Arl.anxas EgiFer Packet. yTyaE entirely uesr stsenssr PON- Esa-- h
 TIAC, L. WssDE~. Master. .fss--zgsssSSs viii resume hsr reeHlar trips in the Arsaasas river on ths first rise si water, aad con tiuas in the trade d1fisg the season.
 The NEw Poniisc. is sn \ No. boat CT very Eght dsaught. baAi expressly for iss trade and is ett~S eat wi,h Al tic late Improvements. calculated tssivs comfort and safety 10 passengers For frsight oz pssssge. snPsy lo
 I'D MERR.cK k co, -tssai'. Sept, :, Isso. 7-52-9w
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NEgs EIEEyGS. MEDICINES, PlINTS, ClLS iSD CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE BOGGS,

Plnc EFnH. Je.ersOn County. ATknnsas, ID ESPEc cTFULLY infatns The pab- >-s-ySzzE,, AN Ie. 'hai he has purchased ihe -1iise %Sse-@<S7 Steel; of Dt Geo. C. Tn1ey. consisting xd oi Drags, Ne'itiaes, Pa.rts, Oil~, and x Dy- Sighs. emb acire eesfy aflie'~ that 9~s-z1S is asns, Y &eF, ia q Drug estlbii<hmcpi. Hts sn5- se3aeEi purchases si se frasa eas'sr markets, and consist o ihe best sii freshest qualities. i- will give his personal s'jsusioa to purchases, and he hopes hy close a;seEiioa to o,siisss o merit i,or- iioa of pab'ie pair6naze. Prescriptions carefully ennpogHipd, and al osdefs shsii r-ceies bis imne- ai4te a,teHfion. Dee. II. lSi1. .-z-TI-ly
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HAMS-1. 300 lbs Davis' extra sugar cured. rs HI esised, and for sale, ky
 Sept. q. WM|B. WAIT.
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NOTICE.

HAVE, st some trouble aRd cost, geared my \ Mil. SO that il wiil grind and saw al the same time. Persons whc may wish corn ground can have it done at aay time they will send Heresfter shall have Do pIrtieUtsr day for grinding That there may be misn Rde Bdng the rates of toll charged IS oaethIra ortwenty five cests per bashe
 yuiy Is. Is50.-i5 u D. II. BINGHAM
 (Dem Cepy
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LTQUORs.

LEQUOKs. nS hsnd and for sale. O l bbl 4.h proof French Brandy; |" Spanish SC " Malaga Wines l" Maseat " "a choice articiel.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Dec 10. is50-f4n Locry Landing.
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GUGAR.--5 Hhas. received aRd fas ssls by - Augusa i2. WEI. x. WAIT.
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REFERE NCES: Rgh; Rev D.. BrsSr, Hon: 5. (. Rn4SE, l Gen. s. H. HE1rsrEAp. ra.,. p.I Col. l.. ). REAaDoN, JoHS BRowS. Esq, D. W. CARROLL. Esq. Rev. J. MoIAGuAH. Rev. ] FLASAcAx, J DEvEREauxs E~q, \ DEvERgArx. Esq. } BAkraoLoeEw MuIIIx JAsEs $. CosgAY. E-e. Judge HkSLT, H.ieHs. Jsdg- AEAST, Caisss5ia. Agent for The Iasi,tu'ioa. HUGH BRoGAN. J4ly l6. ISj0-7-45-Iy.
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Ah0est shoes.

C,TovEs.-t2 No !. sTroy" Air-aghi Stoves, - '" 2,
 Received and for sale by VIM B WAIT
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BLiCkSNITHiNG EST lBLlSHaEAT. Cerner Of scott and Elm streets nearly op- posite the Anthony Uouse.
 ROBERT ERODE.

IIAVING Fs-rntIy erected Iarge Aa4 cale .na..i
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HI ous Su'ldiag. hr the pr'.csc oi conduct ing toe a5ove husinsss in all its vafieas hfaneh- -
 e, is RoU prepared 70 sxseHfe all or legs ia hss ...ne. with neafnsss and dis-a,ch. wTnugti-noa work tor all purposes,
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The Bcst Rtmgdy Eyer Known l0 Aln. NOR Coughs. ASlistas. Coi.t>, CioHp. BruBehiti, N Ip,luenzt. Bi~rsiing oi i!.- Lnpg>, D ffcIHs q Breathing, liver Ai,se'tnns Ps,n of WraSues- q the Bgeast er Silp FIss' Sage 9, Can.unficn, k.
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Extra Charges.

AV'F1H IV5 L<tlI 1N'HV.REES F+1 e~ 1a13 'V1' E'eEaeniAFY class, -s. .......-. -...-..ss v" For ih. Il, .re advanced ..s 3G
 Plain and Ornamental Nse,ile Work. Esabfoidety. Bead and LiSe wc;k. kniiing and Netting Flow sEs. wifi be taashl flee u caafge-jhs pupils ilr- hishtaz The mateifais.
 Bo r,iers pay the current expenses semi annually Iu advance. Day scholars quarterly.
 Theie will 5e sn extra chs'ge oi Sl5 O for those spending the sahual vscatoa M ihe Institution.
 For ilr'her particulars, spply by 'et'er or person. ally 10 Mss FicTeR. PrincipeI ol The Institute.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-14
DEAR ONES PARKWAY.
BIT PARK BENJAxiS


Ofttimes when o'sr these lofty walls
The twilights veil ia thrown,
Withia my solitary room
SIT and muse alone
And as The curtains Of the west
Close round the dying day,
The past. the lovely past returns
With fair ones far away.
o then. how sadly in my heart
Its olden memories throngt
The many unaloyed delights
To childhood that belong;
Before the blossom and the rose
Of life had felt decay,
When was folded in the arms
OF dear ones far away.
hear my fathers greeting mild
My noihers gentle call
My brothers and my sisters twain,
They're present with me, all
And some are buried deep beneath
The oceans dashing spray;
Yet unto me their spirits come.
With dear ones far away.
] see the old familiar scenes,
The cheerful hours we knew
Within the mirror Of the mind
Successive rise To view
And though like unsubslantial dreams,
They vanish in the day.
Such passing pictures hold the shapes
OF loved ones far away.
While thus / muse on distant friends,
And look through bygone years,
My eyes as in my childhood hours,
Are filled with pleasant tears.
For earth was bright before me then,
And life was in it's May,
n 3. Il
Those dear ones tar away.
Thanks be TO heaN en- for that high power
Which Time cannot destroy
power that fills the saddened soul
Wi h images of joy;
Since into clear and brilliant light
lmaginations ray
Csn throw the Well remembered forms
OF dear ones far away
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HILLSDALE, JAN. Ia, 1851.


Jackson, Dec. %, $50.
Messrs. n. Waldron, ii. 5. Mead and II.
Johnson Jr. COMMITTEES. -o
DEAR SIRs AND BRorHERss-- oa
Enclosed | forward you, in compliance
with the hattering request Of your Lodge,
the Address delivered by me at your ami
yersary on the 10th inst, which you are at
liberty to make such disposition Of as you
deem advisable.
The address having been prepared in much
haste, ! deemed IL necessary TO transcrbe it
in order to render il somewhat more legible,
which have beA able only thh day to com
pete. lam with many sentiments Of regard,
Very truly yours, in F. l.. s. n.
A. NJ. TREAD WELL.
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J-An Irishman called at our office one
day, with an advertisement, and like a prudent
man inquired what woulG be the cost. lie
was informed that Tor one insertion, the price
would be seventy five cents, and the two sub
sequent insertions would be twenty five cents
each. An lsith,' saith he, IN only have
the two subsequent insartious.
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ity ageucies.

V.B. PALMER. the American N CIV per agent
ts aaihorixc receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper His Offices are at
BosToN 3 Congress street.
NEw YORK. Tribune ouldings.
PHILADELPHIA, v. cor. 3D. aud Chestnut ST.
BALTIMo =, 5. ". North aud Fayetle st.
p. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit
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Rates of Advertising.

Legal apverse ments at legal rates Of sdve rtisng
20 Business men in this place, receive the
paper one year with their Card nsented al the rate
of $500 year. by the Carrier.
~ Alladyertise ments must be accompanied with
written directions for the length Of time they are to
be published they will be Inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
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DISSOLUTION.

1--WE copaunership heretofore existing between
II the Undersigned, under the name Of Cutler *
'Foote, Is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The notes and accounts of said firm may be found
with w b. Foote, up the first day Of October after
which all those remaining unsettled will be left with
."Esqr. George" for collection. wM CUTLER
North Adams, Sept 9, 1850. w. B FoorE.
~ N.B.-The business will be continued by the
undersigned under the name Of w. B. Fooie q Co.
A. F.FooTE. E.s. FOOTE. WI FooTE
North Adams, Sept. .. 1850 a5w5
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A CARD.
Rr. T.. EEsKcyCsE.

ANTIshes to say 20 his friends andthe Public gen
Wv orally that he has removed TO town aud in
tends to Devote his whole time TO the duties Of his
Profession. The success attending his practice in
this county, for thelast eight years must be his
best recommend.
" Bills Dwelling is situated on the corner OF
Ferris and McCOlum, ST., in rear of Court House
his Office he generally carries with him, in tse
shape of pair of mammoth Pill Bags-hs fees will
be reasonabe-but little pay required during the
present Administration.
Dec, 18TH 1919. a22
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J THE WHIG STANDARD.
SD. CLARK A. ri. B. ROWLsON

Is Pabiished avery Tuesday Morning, IN unde,
woods Brick Block rhird story, opposite Rail Road
square aud Hiilsdsle House. Hti
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Terns of Sabscription.

One Yeai, AdyancePay. ...... ...S2,OO
Ifnot paid within SIX months. hs............. $50
by Carrler.-. ..s............ 2,oO
co No paper will be discontinued until all arrsar.
,Jssare paid unless atthe option ofthe Publishers.
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G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1851


from that time may be dated the misery and
wretchedness of this world.
Sir, some of our ablest statesmen, at all
periods of the existence of our government,
have opposed the doctrine Of protection for
the sake of protection among these would
mention John Q. Adams and Albert Gallalin-
the former forno siderable time in his long
political life held the principle that high tar.
iff was the policy of this government--and
Tie latter never. Nor do we find writers up
on political economy advocating ths doctrine.
do not recollect that any eminent author,
either in the old or the nsw world, takes tha,
ground. Even since this question has been
broushlinto hepoliiical arena, and has caused
SO much excitement and discussion, our great
American, DIR. Francis Wayland, has pub
lshed work in which he repudiates the doc
trine as impolitc. This distinguished gentle
man, belevd, is a Whig-at least have
two very good reasons for thinking so-the
first is becaue he lives in Providence, Rhode
! Island, and the second is because he is a
mniser.-(Laughter.) But, sir, willthe tar.
i'll asked for produce tile desired effect! Will
ii act as the great regulator, keeping tho
market regular for the pomestc manufacture
r, amp drevenl the importer from selling chea
per al some times than at others; You might
as well dass an act 10 regulate the weather.
No, sir, the law Of sudly and demand is the
create resulator. The present depression of t
he iron business in this country is the effect o
causes over which our government could h
ave no control. The failure Of railroad compa
nies in Europe has caused great influx of
ron into this country; and it would make
no difference if we had duty OF forty or
fifty per cent. Under such circumstances
our manufacturers could not sell as cheap a
the importers, because they must sell at
some price.
But why, sir, pass these resolutions! Ac-
cordins 10 the admission Of some gentlemen,
the instructing solutions of '46, which
tied our Senator'S hand and foot, prevented
them from getting duty of forty per cent.
upon iron.-The Legislature told them that
they should vote for the act of '42; they
could make no compromises If gentlemen
are sincere in their desires, why wish 10
place them in like position? But our
membes you cannot instruct; you request
them. Well, what will they do? Some OF
them come from districts that are not entire
ly under the control Of the manufacturers.
Will they obey! You may call "spirits
from the vasty deep" bnt will they come
l trust, sir, they will not comply, SO that
truth and justice may soon triumph over er.
ror
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A HUNDRED YEARS Aco.-A hundred yoa,s
ago stupid German monarch reigned over.
these United States-then colonies OF Great
Brtan--and on the whole earth, with ths
exception Of Switzerland, there was not a
single republic of any pretension. A hun.
dred years ago the French lilies Hoated .oyer
Quebec, Piltsburg, and New Orleans. A
hundred years ago Poland was still nation.
A hundred years ago the old French mon.
archy existed-the Bas,le reared its accur.
sed ;owers-and Louis the Fifteenth dallied
with infamous wantons, squandered his sub.
lecls' money, ard blasphcmed in his own
person the name of man. Fifty
years ago the name of Napoleon was still
comparatively strange, for Marengo, Auster.
litz, Wasam am Waterloo, had not been
fought. Fifty years ago the steam engine
was new thing comparatively. Fifty years
ago cotton mills had as it were, just been
invented and railroads, locomotives and
magnetic telegraphs, were practically un.
known. Fifty years ago there scarcely five
millions of people in the United States, aud
Ohio was almost as much of wilderness
as Oregon is now. Fifty years ago Wash.
ington had just died, Je ferson was still living
and Clay, Webster, and Calhoun, were
names yet unknown 10 fame.
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A PLATH-sPoKEN JuDcE.-Judge Mcclure
OF Plttsburg, is decidedly the PLANES, spo.
Ken Jurist we think we ever heard of. In
recent trial for murder, in that city, the Jury
brought The defendant, James Kelly, in guil.
ty OF murder in the second degree. The
Judge did not like this, and when he came
to sentence him, he addressed the prisoner
as follows ;-"You, James Kelly, we'll msri,
the gallows, and that you have not got il, is
no iauii OF mine. l charged the jury point.
edly that you weie guilty of murder in the
first degree. The blood that will hereafter
be shed, on account Of the verdict of the
jury by whom you are tried, will no, be
upon my skirts; had charged otherwise, I
would have considered that might as we'll
have let wild tiger loose on the streets, or
placed ra.llesnake under the pillow of an
iDiant. There is no doubt as 10 your afro.
cious guilt in the fiendish and diabolical
murder of John Cox. You stand before ,his
court spotted all over with the crime of will.
ful and premedita,ed murder--unparaIeied
in the annals of crime, and instead of pas.
sing sentence consigning you 10 cell in
the Penitentiary, We should at this time be
passing sentence of death upon you-you
richly deserve H."
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MY BR EECHEs.
DY o. W. HOLMES.

Il chanced to be our washing day,
And oil our things were drying;
The storm came roaring through the lines,
And sent them all flying.
] saw the sheets and petticoais
Go riding off like witches;
] lost-oh bitterly wept-
lost my Sunday breeches.
i saw them stra1dling through the air,
Alas too lato to win them;
saw them chase the clouds as if
The very duce was in them;
They were my darling and my pride,
My boyhood's only riches;
Tarwell farwell family cried,
My breeches !--oh, my breeches
That night saw them in my dreams
How changed since last knew them
The dews had stepped their faded thread,
The wind had whstled through them
] saw the wide and ghastly rents,
Where demon claws had torn them
A hole was in their hinder pats,
As if an imp had worn them.
have had mary happy yeas,
And tailors kind and clever,
But those young pantaloons were gone,
Forever and forever!
And not till fate shall cut the last
OF all my earthl.' stitches,
This aching heart shall cease 10 mourn
My loved, nay long.lost hreeches.
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Adjourned.
SEcoNd DAY, Feb. 10, 1851.


Mr. GRIFFIN said: Mr.. Speaker-Jnst be
fore concluding my remarks on Saturday last,
when gave way in consequence of the hour
of adjournment having arrived, put this
question TO the House "Will any gentle
man rise in his place and say that he knows
an instance in which manufacturer, with
sufiicien, capital, and who exercising pru.
dence ard economy, has failed 10 realize a
hanpsome profit upon his investment P' Sir
pause for reply. a @
Mr. WALxER--Yes, do. Irefer the gen.
ilemen to Mr.. Hughes, of his own country
He was sold out three times.
Mr.. GmrrIN-Well, sir, l do not know
what were the resources al the command ol
Mr.. Hughes when he commenced Business
but Judging from the location of his manu-
factory if he had capital and failed, he cor
tainly acted neither with prudcacc nor econ
omy. But, if was sold out thee tines, al
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EyMrs swisshelm gives the following
unique character to George Lippard's writ
ing Lippard must feel highly complimented.
"We know no name for your style, and
have not learned that my critic invented any
other than the "LipPard S,yle,' which must
mean style that requires the writer 10 be
born with St. Vi,us' dance, to be inocuated
for the Delirium Tremens, take the night.
mare 10 the natural way, get badly fright
ened at a collection of snakes, and write
under the combined influence oi these
manifold causes of inspiration"
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"oCH, jamie, an did ye niver hear Nv my
my great spach afore the Hibernian Socieiy"
mo, Pat, how should |, for sure was
not on the ground"
"Well, Jamie, ye see was called upon
by the Hibemian Socisty for spath; and
be jabers rose with the enthusiastic cheors
OF thousands aud tins Of thousands, with me
heart overfowng with gratitude and mo
eyes filed with tears, and divl the word did
spIke %